Thanks for your help! I replaced a bad rocker arm (the last one to the right) under the left exhaust cam. I'm adding that it was easier to access the crankshaft after removing the air filter bowl. With a longuer rachet, I didin't need to remove the spark plugs to turn the crankshaft. Grand Caravan 2014.

I’m just a fan of Honda. I like the idea of the wood block on your Jack 🤘🏼

good job, helpful video. Greetings from Europe, Poland

Thanks bro your a life saver. I was stuck in my son school parking lot after picking him up from school when this happened. I pop this video up and held the cable and drove my kid home and pick up the part to fix this problem. Thank you so much.

Where is the 4th sensor??

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Thanks to the film you show in such detail while explaining what and how to do, thanks to it I replaced the entire timing belt set, after finishing the work it started right away, before it was only possible to hear yes yes yes now it is purring, thank you very much good job Dzięki filmowi, który pokazujesz tak szczegółowo, tłumacząc co i jak zrobić, dzięki niemu wymieniłem cały zestaw paska rozrządu, po skończeniu pracy ruszył od razu, wcześniej było słychać tylko tak tak tak teraz mruczy, dziękuję bardzo dobra robota

Did I miss where you said how to disconnect the plug on the fan on the passenger side bottom?

How much does it cost to replace the two gas pumps in California bro?

bolt socket sizes would be Awesome addition

That was a deep Loogy! I felt that ! Lol at 14:28!🤮

As simnple as that, eh? I wish I could find a video of the same job on a Rust Belt Car...

Well done gentlemen!❤ Your level of detail & camera view is spot on for the viewer. I've been a mechanic since the 80s & knowledge used to come from hard to read manuals😅 I appreciate you & have subscribed🤗

Do you need that special crow foot tool thing to remove the inner tie rods

Thank you for this bro. I thought i need to remove the exhaust for this.

very informative!!!

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Why not check the electrical 1st ???😮 then pull a vacuum and recharge

Shouldn’t u add coolant into the bottle? Or wait until it settles?

What coolant you use?

Excellent video! I just had to do this for my car, and followed your video.

Recovery and recharge the whole system just for replace Schrader Valves ? You are in the top 10 of the backyard certified refrigeration in the world chief 😂

Thank God for this video. 1/4 of the way moving to another state this went out on me and I had no idea what to do. I thought i would be stranded. Thanks to this video i am able to continue my journey!

Why does my Nissan Maxima Shake at 70 mph after replacing the brakes and rotors?

Gloves??? sheesh.... Burns and Cancer causing chemicals!!!

Fantastic information!

So when I slammed my shield around like you, I broke a lot of stuff. What do now?

My harness comes with a solid orange wire and the speaker wire comes with a orange/white stripe wire. Do these not connect?. Same thing with a solid blue and blue/yellow stripe.

does not having the evap hooked up cause the vehicle to not run, or any other problems besides a light on the dash maybe

I have a 2001 Tacoma 2.7L 4-Cylinder and my spark plugs and coil are on the other side of the engine. The last two are actually underneath and one is behind the throttle body. I think I need to completely remove the throttle body to get to the last two plugs

Removing upper hose and fan assembly helps more and putting a piece of cardboard between condenser and radiator keeps from bending fins.

Would a clog in the system make it not possible to pull a strong vacuum? Initially i got 29hg . I had to redo the vacuum and now it only gets to 9hg. ( i had to start over because as i was changing the system , my low gauge went extremely high out if the blue..no, it wasnt over charged..still needed another can yet....so i started from scratch..let the gas out and pulled a new vacuum and now it wont go past 9 hg after muktiple attempts)

Nice work, how long of a job was this and how much did it cost customer?

Has anyone developed a diy so we can access it from under the rear seat?

What torque size did you use to take the module off please ? T-20 ?

Lo haces ver muy facil gracias

Thank you .

Nice to see some men don't need gloves to keep their hands clean while working.

Blessings to you !

I know this is old but he didnt mention anything about replacing the bushing that is around the bracket on the passenger side mounting location. I didnt know that since i followed this video and took it to the alignment shop & wasnt able to get it done because the rack was still loose without the bushing. easy to replace but crucial information to know.

Thanks, this saved me time and made sure I had just the right tools and a good understanding of where all the catches and bolts were.

I just want to express my gratitude. Without your assistance, I would have likely had to pay for help. You've saved me a significant amount of money. You've done well, and I hope your kindness is returned tenfold. God bless you. 2011 Nissan Titan Pro4 left rear. You also earned a new sub.

We did not see if that was the cause of the problem. Your video it is not complte. You suppost to shows us that the problem was fixed.

Why won't the bottom bolt tighten up

Best video

Thanks for the education. I’m about to embark on a $750 full replacement. I hope my mechanic is as good as you are. I didn’t realize until watching this video how much was involved in replacing your air conditioning. I live in Toronto. It’s July 31 and August is our hottest month we average around 30°C Celsius I was going to try and wait it out until Next spring, but I just can’t handle the heat😅 great video guys

great video, thanks so much.

that newcoverter is poorly designed,,,that little gasket WILL leak and cause coides,,,ask me how i know,,,,smdh

Hi. To alleviate confusion, first take pictures of the top and bottom halves of the components. Then you will have something to refer to, besides the other side, which you don't disassemble until you're done with the other side. keep your hands clean. Don't get oil or grease on the brake pads or you will ruin them. I have always seen a small horseshoe clip to hold that emergency brake lever on to the back of the brake shoe. Was it missing, or just a different design?