Thank you so much! I thought so too. If you like the content, please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
I usually get the opposite response. Sorry you felt that way. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching and the comment!
Sorry to hear that. Let me know how the repair goes. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching and the comment!
My 23 started rattling after the hvbjb was replaced. Took it back and the dealer replaced one of these clips that was supposedly broken but still rattles over 50mph. Going back in next month. Update us if this fix works. Thanks for the video
Sorry to hear that. But glad I'm not the only one. I'm going to make a video shortly showing the cause and the repair process. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching and the comment!
Sorry to hear that. I also like ATE rotors. I'd say they were better than Brembo. Give that a try. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching
I know, right? I never expected no issues with brand new technology, but I wasn't expecting this either. Let me know how it goes. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
@@davidparker4943 I ordered it months ago. Still haven't gotten it. But I did use the Tesla Magic Dock in NY. You should check it out. Thanks for the Sub.
It can happen when the car sits idle in the dealership for a long time, the 12v battery suffers. Try letting an ICE car off for a year, there is a high chance of the battery losing charge.
I have a 23 mach e premium and just got the same warning message about low voltage. After watching this video I made a service appointment on the app and will update on what happens next.
Please keep me updated. I hope everything goes well. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
@@MoreBearI just liked and subscribed. Update: I plugged it in on my level 1 at home over night and I just did a 4 mile drive to the gym and no app alert and no warning from ford pass but my appointment is for this Saturday so I’ll update with more info then or if something else happens.
@@MoreBear Update: The dealership service department said that they didn’t know what it was and that they tested the 12v battery and it’s taking and holding a charge. Today rolls around and I get a message from ford pass and on my display in the car that says “Restraint indicator lamp warning”. I am over Ford.
Glad to be of assistance. I still haven't received mine! Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching and the comment!
i got the same booster and i got some question: what is the meaning of the numbers (1100-1200-1300)?, what is the meaning of the 4 lines gage on the left of the small screen? What are the meaning of the little graphics at the bottom of the screen? is there somewhere to learn about those questions? Thanks and have a nice day!!
I know that the 4 line guage is how much charge (charge level) is in the pack. The 1100-1300 is the amp level. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching!
I'd say that 3/4 of the factory lines are flexible (rubber) lines. I made this video to show you what can be done if required. They are still going fine. If you have the money and time, by all means replace the metal lines. Thanks for watching and the comment
Hi, how many inches are from the edge of the countertop to the start of the sink? I did this hack but the distance is coming out to about 6.25 inches, worried it’s not ergonomically friendly
My dimension is 5&1/2". My wife is 5'-2" and has no issue using the sink, which is very deep. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching!
No issues. I was constantly burning out incandescent bulbs, possibly due to vibration. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the question and for watching.
@@MoreBear Although you are right, when fitting side panels and deco strips etc. the magic measurement is the thickness of the door, 18mm plus 4mm which allows for the hinge protrusion. 22mm is the correct distance for fitting the decor strip; anything less and the door will not be aligned with the deco strip/panel. Remember the magic number is 22mm. Deanne, kitchen fitter.
Thanks so much for the comment. The vapour barrier is attached with small sheet metal screws (the same type used to fasten the steel studs) and the bottom plate has acoustical sealant. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a content creator. Thanks for watching!
Bought them through Amazon. Didn’t know that it came in as a single rotor. Buying another today. Haven’t installed yet. The rotor appears to be a higher quality than most rotors.
I hate when they don't make that info clear to the customer. I would agree that it was better quality then all except maybe ATE. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a content creator. Thanks for watching!
Bought mine one year ago and they may have suffered to much heat and they started weavering. So for me it's a big desapointement. Will go with Stoptech the next time.
The third side view of the, the one with the X across, shows the product with a high bend, higher than the other two. the instructions do say to avoid a high hump. Why? my experience is that the high hump does promote or aid the leafs and other roof debris to collect at the bottom of the gutter cover, and eventually build up. The gutter cover should be flat, the flatter the better, as the wind will just blow the leafs, especially dry ones, the wind will just blow them away.
That's a great point. I think it all depends on the size (width) of your gutters in determining the "hump". 4" gutters will have to be compressed more to fit in thus creating a higher hump. Thanks for the comment and for watching. Please subscribe as it really helps me as a creator!
Great vid! I did the same but with 1 1/2” x 3/4” wood strips, painted white and screwed in at the bottom of the side slopes. Even painted over the screws and you can barely even tell its been modded 🤘🏼
Bless you for caring about Atticus enough to give him window time without hurting himself to get there. Hope you all have many more years together. Nice job.
Thank you so much for the kind words. I hope he is around for many years too. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching!
Hello good morning this is Darryl Patton from Grand prairie Texas I have a 2012 Ford Taurus the cross-traffic system fault turns the air conditioning off and turn the heater on is there a way that I can get rid of the cross traffic sensors I'm in my 60s so I'm used to looking in my mirrors to back out so I don't need that
Hey Darryl. Unfortunately I am not familiar with your concern. I do know that disconnecting components and devices does not make the PCM (or brains of the vehicle) happy. The only suggestion I could make was disconnecting the 12v battery and letting it sit for an hour or so and reconnecting. This will reset all the computers and may help. Hopefully someone here could answer the question? Thanks for the question and for watching.
This is one of those things where there are a lot of right answers, and it's all a matter of taste. In my kitchen, I put them on "backwards" so the visible parts are square and that beveled edge is hidden. The face of the deco strip is even with the face of the doors, no reveal as here, with the end panels to the top and bottom of the deco strip. That goes better with my Tistorp slab front doors. Easier too! Though I might do it the way you are for shaker-style doors. Another tip - in a section like this, it will look better if you put a cover panel on BOTH ends, rather than having the cabinet right against the wall. You don't need to use a full panel, just a strip that you cut off one of the ones that shows to fit it to the wall, as long as it has a factory edge. Looks MUCH better with the symmetry.
It can be tricky to properly mix and incorporate the sulphur on larger doses. Be persistent. You could even mix it u and let sit for an hour or so then mix again. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
hi, for the filler pieces for the 18" door. in order to center the door i would use 4 filler pieces in total correct (2 pieces on each side)? how thick are the filler pieces and would having 4 filler pieces impact the usability of the door or the hinge? thanks
Yes, that is correct. The filler pieces are 5/8" thick each. Using 2 filler pieces would not impact the hinge (hinges are designed to work down to 0 clearance). Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a content creator. Thanks for the question and for watching!
So having 2 filler pieces on the hinge side and 2 filler pieces on the opposite side would not impair the hinge or door closing right? Also which hinge did you use? Thank you!
I think its still possible, just need to account for the time it takes to remove. The seats do fold flat, so you could always sleep on top of that. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching and the comment!
Thanks for this video. I couldn't get a socket on there, but I was able to use PB blaster and an adjustable wrench to get one off. Didn't have luck with the other. Its looking like I need to replace the caliper bracket at this point. Thank you for sharing this video and being detailed with what you did as it did give me something else to try along with cleaning out where the caliper pin goes.
That pin should come out. Lots of penetrating oil, maybe some heat and some muscle, that thing is coming out. Glad the video helped. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Well its been 2years, how are they doing? & How many miles have you had on these? Really thinking about getting some here soon for my SUV 😁 let me know please
The car is gone now, but I had them on for a year and half. Little bit of brake dust. Very pleased with them although I think the ATE rotors were better. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
I took out the 2nd row of seats and 200 pounds if not more is indeed facts. Im trying to take out the 3rd row now to build a speaker box that goes from the tailgate to the back of the front seats with 8 18" Sundown Audio Zv6 subwoofers.
@@StrawHatLuffyYoHoHoHo I have a video on my subwoofer and amp install. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f52t_mbrKrw.html I'd be glad to share any info or answer any questions. Let me know how it goes. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
The remaining steel lines are fastened in place (oem body mounts, clips etc). They are very rigid, and cannot move or spread apart more than a few inches. As a note, more then half of the OEM line is rubber. All I can say that it lasted 2 years with no issues. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for watching and the comments!
There is adjustment in the headband (higher and lower setting) which is explained in the video. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Mine is being worked on right now at my local dealership, they had to bring in a welder to modify their hoist to be able to drop the battery out. I should have it back tomorrow. Been there 5 days now.
Glad to hear it's working out ok for you. Keep me updated! Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Mine is a 23 which is supposed to have the updated junction box. Not sure how much it’s updated as my 23 is at the dealer with 1750 miles on it and a month old with a bad junction box. Been there for 4 days so far and was told it’ll be another 3-5 days till they get the parts. Kinda scared to drive the car when I get it back as if it only lasts a month from new doesn’t say much about its longevity. Bought to save gas money too as I drive 100-150 miles daily and am now driving a 5 year old edge loaner that gets bad fuel mileage 😞
@@jimhimesjr I share your pain, frustrations and skepticism. I will say that my Red Mach (Darth Maul) is 2 years old now. With everything being said, I'd do it all again. Let me know how it goes. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching.!
@@MoreBear will do for sure. The dealer gave me a 24 select awd big battery to use while my car is in the shop so that helped brighten my mood. Interesting comparing it to my gt performance. I asked if they had a lightning to try and they were gonna give me one to drive but they sold it the day before so I ended up with the 24 mach e. Really happy with how the dealer has treated me. I really like the Mach e. Hoping it works out
They may not make a "click" sound, but as long as they cannot me pulled out, they have been installed properly. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Hello! My contractor is installing this exact tile. He’s running into an issue where soft edge on the top/bottom meets the hard edge of the sides causes inconsistent thickness in grout lines?
Honestly, I didn't experience that on any tile. I did have a few with chipped corners, and 1 that wasn't fired properly (glazing was defective). I would suggest taking them back if the contractor is having issues laying them with consistent grout spacing. Might be a bad batch/lot. Let me know how it goes. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a content creator. Thanks for the question and for watching.
Ok thank you!! It was an issue with the size of the tile making it difficult/impossible to lay a perfect herringbone pattern. Can I ask what size spacers you used?
@@jjvr.-. I used 3/16" spacers. Not too small, not too big (IMHO). Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
@@chrysn2196 I will keep that in mind for the future videos. Please like and subscribe as it helps me as a creator. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
A little time, patience and some materials and you got this! Hope it helped. Please like and subscribe as it really helps me. Thanks for watching and the comment!
The process will be the same for any vehicle. Let me know how it goes. Please like and subscribe as it helps me a lot. Thanks for the question and for watching!
Great question! yes, they are functional. That is where my garbage and recycling bins live. I have a video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9I-htXQ2CW8.html Please like and subscribe as it really helps me . Thanks for the question and for watching!
