Mo your daughter represents the next generation of well-rounded, focused and multi interest women. She is not held back by social expectations, and clearly has no problem demonstrating her Independence and humorous side while still maintaining her femininity status, and her glam and bling!! Has got to be the first ever female shade tree mechanic that does her car maintenance while wearing her rings, bracelets and neon nail polish. You Go Girl!!
Thank You🙏 YOU did A Great JOB! The Step By Step was on Point.✔️ - The video🎥 quality and angled shots was spectacular 👍\ if you have any other videos on xfires🔥🔥 LMK .. I'm doing anything i can possibly do wit mine.
I don't know you or your car, so your guess is good as mine. This is where I would start to troubleshoot. 1. It could be the pump going bad 2. It could be wiring going bad 3. The ignition switch could be going bad. How much crap is on your key ring? 4. It could be the EVAP valve malfunction or canister issues. 5. Overfilling the gas tank when the station pump says the car is full. Honda cars will not start if overfilled. Try opening the gas cap slowly. If you hear air rushing into the tank as you open the cap, you may have a clogged fuel canister. 6. It could be a clogged fuel hose due to buying trash gas from sketchy stations (or a very old car) 7. It could be a clogged strainer and or filter due to buying trash gas from sketchy stations (or a very old car) IMO: A. Buying the cheapest fuel is asking for fuel system issues. B. Buying fuel when the fuel truck is filling the underground tanks is a none starter. They disrupt the dirt that is sitting at the bottom of the tank. That crap floats in the fuel prior to settling back at the bottom. That means dirt may end up in your tank, causing fuel pump/filter/strainer/injector issues. Unless I am about to run out of fuel, I never buy from sketchy stations. Ghetto stations in ghetto neighborhoods rarely get my business. High-performance cars can't buy fuel from sketchy stations. It will damage their engines. I never let my fuel drop below half-tank and I try to buy from the same station. Over time, all cars have dirt and or water in their tanks. An almost empty tank creates condensation (water). Cars don't run on water. Good luck!
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Mo your daughter represents the next generation of well-rounded, focused and multi interest women. She is not held back by social expectations, and clearly has no problem demonstrating her Independence and humorous side while still maintaining her femininity status, and her glam and bling!! Has got to be the first ever female shade tree mechanic that does her car maintenance while wearing her rings, bracelets and neon nail polish. You Go Girl!!
Best instructional video ever. Absolutely brilliant. Told me everything i needed to know. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video ...thank you🥰🤩
Glad you liked it
Great job! Informative and amusing.
Thank You🙏 YOU did A Great JOB! The Step By Step was on Point.✔️ - The video🎥 quality and angled shots was spectacular 👍\ if you have any other videos on xfires🔥🔥 LMK .. I'm doing anything i can possibly do wit mine.
Glad you enjoyed it! My daughter does her own maintenance and shoot the videos. She has several Xfires vids on this channel. Check the playlist.
Do u know wht makes your pump stay on during on position every now and then it stay on only during crank
I don't know you or your car, so your guess is good as mine. This is where I would start to troubleshoot.
1. It could be the pump going bad
2. It could be wiring going bad
3. The ignition switch could be going bad. How much crap is on your key ring?
4. It could be the EVAP valve malfunction or canister issues.
5. Overfilling the gas tank when the station pump says the car is full.
Honda cars will not start if overfilled. Try opening the gas cap slowly. If you hear air rushing into the tank as you open the cap, you may have a clogged fuel canister.
6. It could be a clogged fuel hose due to buying trash gas from sketchy stations (or a very old car)
7. It could be a clogged strainer and or filter due to buying trash gas from sketchy stations (or a very old car)
IMO:
A. Buying the cheapest fuel is asking for fuel system issues.
B. Buying fuel when the fuel truck is filling the underground tanks is a none starter. They disrupt the dirt that is sitting at the bottom of the tank. That crap floats in the fuel prior to settling back at the bottom. That means dirt may end up in your tank, causing fuel pump/filter/strainer/injector issues.
Unless I am about to run out of fuel, I never buy from sketchy stations. Ghetto stations in ghetto neighborhoods rarely get my business. High-performance cars can't buy fuel from sketchy stations. It will damage their engines. I never let my fuel drop below half-tank and I try to buy from the same station. Over time, all cars have dirt and or water in their tanks. An almost empty tank creates condensation (water). Cars don't run on water. Good luck!
Bolt size for the last screw?
I'll ask my daughter next time I see her.
I do work at my dads house because he has all the tools and I still usually have to ask him for help
Daughters can get dads to assist with maintenance even on a bad day.
You sound adorable! You are great at fixing cars....but are you old enough to drive?!
Yes and yes
Although helpful very annoying
I'll tell my daughter. She did the maintenance and edited the video.
LOL🤣