@@user-se4ly2cd2c You need to buy their pliers because they purposely engineered the holder so that you are forced to buy a tool to remove the sockets from it.
@@rastamacro I did not film replacement because it was so tight with both hands in there. You can do it without removing the hose or water outlet but I would recommend moving at least the hose and trying to catch the coolant that comes out rather than hurting the hose or water outlet if you are not experienced working without much or any clearance to such components. You do not want to put any force on the hose or water outlet with tools as damage may occur if you do.
That is actually because the engine is not running, it is just on to show the bulb is working at that point. If the engine light is on after the engine is started there is another issue and there should be a code stored in the engine computer.
I’ve read several online documents and watched a couple of videos and yours is the only one that I got to work. The magic trick was to make sure that the vehicle’s odometer reading is showing and not trip A or trip B. In all of the other instructions I’ve seen, other than yours, no one mentioned this fact. Thank you!
I replaced the gasket and lower door seal with no results. I found this video just today, put a GoPro and a waterproofed flashlight inside the dishwasher, and witnessed the burst of water shooting straight out the side of the spray arm. This simply would not have occurred to me if I hadn't seen this.
The crack on the side of the arm sprays water straight out sideways directly at the seals and underneath the door instead of up and downwards, resulting in the sudden large leak.
We changed the seal and water valve because the spray arm looked ok. After watching your video we rechecked it and sure enough, a split in the seam. Thanks!!!
Judging by the snow, it’s the dry snow, light and fluffy! Leaf-blower time! That’s right, on the light fluffy stuff (usually when it is really cold) the old leaf-blower works like a charm! I know, you look like an idiot to your neighbors the first time you do it. But be brave, the next snow they will all be dragging out that leaf-blower!
