Autosage is the home of random automotive videos such as vehicle tours, walkarounds, burnouts, repairs and more. Cars, trucks, automobiles, trailers, bikes, bicycles, industrial, you name it.
For Earlier videos: (I call it the "Malibu era") This is the home of the original videos that used to be on my scfunnyehlol channel: www.youtube.com/@scfunnyehlol Now moved here to this brand new channel, Autosage. Scfunnyehlol is now a GTA/video game channel. I apologize for the quality of my older videos - 1080p back then was like how 8k is nowadays. I didn't have the greatest cameras either, and some were shot with my phone (T-mobile Sidekick lol). I reuploaded them anyway though, but with alot of audio edits - copyright music.
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I’ve got an 07 g6, but to be honest I’d love to own one of these older Malibus! We had an 02 for most of my childhood, gm definitely has made some very good cars
Haha thats awesome! I know these videos aren't much but I'm glad you like them! I know I haven't uploaded in awhile (personal obligations) but more videos coming by this weekend!👍
A Honda starter always sounds like it needs a new battery ^^ Well at least on the bigger engines, here is an example of my old Civic (motor was never available in the US) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PXhOo_h2bOc.html Cheers
They have a very distinctive sound for sure, they're pretty whiny. My first car was a Honda and that sound is just burned into my brain, I can pick out a Honda starting from across a parking lot lmao
That's what I thought too, but the fluid was okay, and it only did that when it was cold on startup. It went away as it warmed up. Maybe the pump was on its way out lol
Yes, and plus some videos that I never got to publishing, haha I'm still in the process of reuploading my old stuff before I become current with this channel, however long story short - I still have the Elantra today! However I no longer have the Malibu, I sold it in 2020. I still have a few more Malibu videos coming up soon.
14f.... hmm -10 Those are rookie numbers! Gas cars shouldn't have any issues starting up to -20c (-4f) Here in Montreal we occasionally dip around -30c (-22f) ... I have a Jetta TDI which is always fun to try and start between -4f and -22f... cycle the glowplugs a number of times, need a good ALG battery and eventually gets there. (That model Elantra is rock solid, that 2.0 will never skip a beat, sadly I can't say the same for the newer GDI ones)
I say its high, but not super high. I would say you got plenty of miles left unless its starting to rust out. Plus make sure you replace your timing belt. Should be good for hopefully another 100k regularly maintained. Maybe more or less depending on where you live
@@troyholland3436 I honestly took it to my mechanic to get it done, just didnt have time.. it didnt cost too much to get done, and it doesnt seem too hard to do, just a pain to do if you dont have a garage or time. With replacing the belt, you have to make sure all of the pulleys are in the exact same position they were in prior to removing the old one (making marks with a marker or something), otherwise the timing will be off and could damage the engine. Sorry for the late response
