I want a minivan very bad. I'm 61 and have a 2000 civic. Hopefully soon. I've had a couple in the past and like how you sit up high and can see farther.
I'm so glad that you pointed to the relay that you did , up in the top left, (R1) because I've watched other videos with very similar aged Ford Focuses, and there pointing to R8 which is the 4th in line , smaller relays, right in the middle, so I was starting to 2nd guess myself when I looked at my manual and thought it really should be R1. Thanks for confirming!!! My manual also says to disconnect my battery but every video I've watched no one is disconnecting the battery 1st , so I'm really wondering if its a safety issue that needs to be done, because if it were nobody would be living through any of their demonstration videos lol!
Actually, my girls are 1/4 Navajo, 1/4 Alaskan Alutiiq, 1/4 Apache and 1/4 Hispanic. My sister, the lady in the video and I are half Apache and half Hispanic and my wife, not shown in the video is half Navajo and half Alaskan Alutiiq. Thanks for asking.
That wire is the ground wire for the ECU / PCM which is the car's computer, without that wire or the wire being damaged the computer does not get proper grounding to make a connection to start the car.
Glad to know that as a possible issue in the future, I think I’ll just keep a replacement of threaded copper coiled wire and a soldering gun just in case I need to heat the coil to make my own to replace it. $2.00 fix
I did this today on my winter car 01 focus SE with the old escort 1.9L. You have the better engine, the Zetec. My engine Ford’ s SPI or split plug injectingbjust bored it out from 1900cc to 2000cc SOHC , the same coil, but mounted perpendicular to this one. cylinder #2 was coding as misfire. Anyway the old one had cracks and would cause the engine to sputter in wet conditions or warm to cold, or cold to warm outside temperature conditions. Let’s see how long it will last. I didn’t use a T25, I used a 8mm socket, and a 7mm
You haven't shown how you put the new stud back in....finding the best spot in neutral yes, so how easy was it to put that in, or did you have to remove more, massive space in your video which doesn't help viewers like ourselves...
Mmmmmm...love the giant corndogs, the nutty buddy’s, the fried snickers, watching all the people wandering around, and the afternoon thunderstorms...I like the Indian and spanish villages too!
That's great! These guys are from southern California. I first saw them in a bar back in the mid 1980's. Of the group, only Ardy Sharaff, the bass player, is an original member. I've seen these guys dozens of times when I lived in California and try to see them anytime they are playing nearby.
Hi there, I've been enjoying watching this. We film 4k natural sight and sound walks in soulful cities, and it's lovely to discover how we can share and learn so much from each other about places through channels such as this, especially about places we may never get to visit, thank you for taking the time to add it.
Being there is one of the best forms of learning. Here is my video of a visit to Trinity Site on April 1, 2017. - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eqge1SbMjp8.html
In fine print it says " you are going to need 1:00:01 to do this". you stopped 1 second too soon. i just had to laugh, i pictured you on the first tee, teeing off and trying to figure what went farther, the club, with you still holding the grip in your hand, or the ball. have fun. you know who.
Oh goody, another one. I enjoy the views of ABQ. even if it is just outside your garage door. THANKS. i don't know when i'll get back. hey to Kyonia and the girls and kitty. you know who this is.
there is a short view of your car in your "what's new in my garage" vid. i can't believe one of the girls did not make an appearance in the vid by asking " can we have (fill-in food item here) ". they must not have been home when you did these or you edited them out. i still hope to see you in nov.
1:50 mark-i have seen that look from Jaden before,when we visited the site in October. The body language just seems the same. Never saw the deer at the campground, must have been moving fast. Thanks for the Grand Canyon tour and views i enjoyed them. Also the side tour of Williams,Az. you know who this is.
Yep; she was pretty bored...same thing at the Trinity Site...will have to dig up that video and post it. The deer in the campsite was kinda far away and with all the trees, it did blend in well. And yes, we got more than a tour of Williams; had to endure a drive through their main drag, lots of people and traffic.
Hello Chavez family Joel,Kyonia,Jillian,Jaden, and Joni. Well here goes. Who is that in the backseat behind those sunglasses? Is it a moviestar or tv star ? No, it is even better,someone who gave up her bedroom when i visited, twice, the first time was really needed. AGAIN, THANK YOU,JILLIAN. Joel, at the 13:27 mark you said "Kyonias' no fun at all, I'll have to bring someone else next time". WELL. You and the girls can always make the detour and pick me up, i am just a LITTLE out of the way on the way to the Grand Canyon. I heard somewhere on the vid that this is your third time to the G.C. Unless you started from somewhere else ,come on Joel, i don't think the Grand Canyon had moved since the last time you were there. So it had to have been operator error on the Williams detour. At around the 30:00 mark , Joni says " it looks like a picture". Having never been there i think those five words say it all. Near the end of the vid one of the last places you stop to give us a view, i can't believe there are no rails anywhere i sight. If you had just kept walking you would have just gone splat at the bottom. The views on my tv are just amazing so i can't imagine what it looks like in person. thanks. you know who this is.
Hey major malfunction 72...if Kyonia ever not want to go on a trip with me, I'll be sure to let you know...yeah, although videos and pictures of the canyon may look awesome, seeing it in person is tons better; unbelievable views. I'm sure we'll do another trip there eventually.
