This channel was created to provide easy to follow tutorials on automotive repair and diagnostics. Mr. Duque is a ASE certified master Technician and teaches at 3 Community Colleges in Southern California.
He is here to share his knowledge of 20+ years in the automotive repair industry to beginner, advanced,expert technicians as well the do it DIYers.
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For anyone struggling to remove the Oil filter housing buy a good filter wrench. I had bought a cheap one from the auto store and struggled for 3 hours trying to remove the housing. Tried an impact wrench even. The problem was the filter wrench wasn't gripping good enough. I even tried the paper trick. I ended up buying a MotivX tools filter wrench and it came off in under a minute.
You can find them on Amazon or go to your local Toyota dealer. Make sure to let them know what type of car you have because Toyota has 2 sizes for their filter wrenches.
One thing I did use. I had to get some penetrating oil to loosen up that bolt because it was a pain in the ass to move without it. Thanks for the video
Thank you so much for your video My daughter have the same problem with her vehicle far away from me and I needed to go and replace the line you gave me the idea on what tools I needed for the job Again thank you !
Question: For a Honda 2005, would replacing the power steering pump and high pressure hose cause issues with the motor mount? A mechanic is telling me he doesn't know what happened to my motor mounts after I had repairs there. My motor was fine before I had those repairs done. Thank you.
I just did this job following this video. Get the OEM hose. This is an easy job and does not require messing with the motor mount like some of the other commenters said. There is also zero mess if you use a fluid extractor to suction the fluid before removing the hose.
Hello, it is custom diy line you used as a new one? Or where I could get this one? Seems like it solve any furure leaking. Thank you for nice video (-;
What if if we loosen the pulley bolt while the belt is on? Some off us dont have good power tools and vise to do it after the pump is out. Other than that goo vid man.THX
Their dumbass making a video it would really help if you would include where the safety latches to open the goddamn Hood this is like the third video I've seen in that one of you morons has included how to open the hood with the safety latch
Thank you very much you guys are so cool teaching everybody how to do this stuff the easy way I really appreciate you guys you guys are awesome thank you very much buddy have a nice day God-bless you
Nicely done. I am about to do mine. Thanks man. Edit: That screw that goes on the actual housing at the bottom is a bear. I could not get the thread started and checked angles with the old and it matches and just for giggles I tried putting on the old one or getting started and it wont start threading. Have option two ready because it might happen to you.
