The metal core of the old wheel on mine seems to have seized up to the shaft. Will hitting it with some rust remover or similar free that up? Wheels definitely need replaced. Plastic teeth are pretty mucch worn smooth. Any tips or tricks for getting that old piece off would be appreciated. Definitely going to lube the new ones when I get to that stage.
@@corwinsshadow Yes that might work. You could also try using a puller or hitting wheel using a block of wood and hitting the wood with a hammer on the back side.
Hard to do so far. Instructions say to add it twice a week for two weeks. It did cloud my water but they say that can happen when you get a bacteria bloom at first. Will update more in a couple weeks. I need to give the pond a chance to stabilize.
The mud is clay as Mason bees like using clay soil to seal their chambers. Leaf Cutter bees will also use the house but seal the chamber with pieces of leaves. Native bees are much better pollinators then honey bees. Their bodies are fuzzy and hold lots of pollen that they spread from plant to plant.
Have used Filter Mags for years. They work...period. Except for purchase price, no downside to them. My UOA iron measurements lowest I've seen in any UOA's from anybody. (Purolator Boss; Pennzoil Ultra; 6,000 intervals)
Thank you for actually showing how to replace the bulb. I've been fighting with the connector for 2 hours trying to get this bulb out without breaking it, and dealing with my phone not wanting to connect to the internet, then I get your video to buffer just enough to skip to the part I would need just to find out you didn't show shit.
Thank you for this. I was searching RU-vid to see where the PCV valve is on my 08 Hyundai Santa Fe is. Honestly I would’ve preferred if you did a full video and showed disassembling, changing the valve out, and then reassembling. But at least I know it’s not upfront like the other video I saw for an earlier model Santa Fe.
For about 2 years, the left turn signal was not totally out, maybe 15% of normal light, and flashes very fast, so I was too worried if I got pulled over by a cop. 2010 Hyundai Santa fe. Was searching the Web again today and this video led me in the right direction. I again switched right/left bulbs and sockets until I saw that the brass/copper piece on the left socket was 'IN' too much and probably was not making a connection. I didn't have to drill a hole like he did, I used a tiny screwdriver and moved it gently about a fraction of a millimeter outwards (the brass/copper piece). Thanks very much for posting, it didn't cost me anything! Cheers
I just wanted to thank you for posting this. I had replaced both front headlights due to a collision and then experience fast flashing on both the right and left sides. Hazzard worked fine. The issue was with the turn signal bulb socket. I had used the new ones that came with the new head lights. Luckily I kept the old bulb sockets. Once I put the old ones in the normal flashing was fixed.
