What do you do if THAT DRAIN PLUG IS BROKEN? WE CANT SEEM TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO REMOVE IT. WITH IT BEING BROKE HE CAN'T REACH IT, THER IS NOT ENOUGH ROOM FOR HIM TO GET TO IT. ANY IDEAS ON HOW TO DRAIN IT without removing the drain plug? Or how to remove a broken drain plug?
My donut stretcher is OEMTOOLS 25543 Exhaust Donut Stretcher, I got on amazon. There's also Hazet 4684-2 Exhaust equipment tool, which I have not used. BTW, turns out my exhaust hanger removal tool is NOT an OTC, it's a Lisle, and I just used it again a few days ago on a BMW 325xi. I'm sure the OTC is at least as good, as all my OTC tools seem good quality.
*Been using a simpson for 2 years with a lot of problems.🌼 **allabout.wiki/Briggs-Strattonr** Decided to take a shot with this karcher. I'm using it on a 3100psi @ 2.5gpm. very good spray and movement. If you are using a lower grade psi or gpm it will not work as good. For a home unit it is made solid and we'll worth it especially if you can get it damaged box for around 45.00*
Same on my 3.0. Be sure to use a 6 point socket. They're a little stubborn. I got anti-freeze in my left ear. I pulled toe bottom hose 1st to avoid a big mess. Good video. Thanks!
I have tested these and taken them apart too,. Very very strong impacts. Larger diameter hammer pins than the previous Nitrocats too, they are a bit longer due to a different rotor and a larger anvil as well. Pretty heavily built impacts.
It's amazing to me the number of videos by professionals who simply drain the radiator and call that a flush. Thanks for showing the drain plugs for the coolant block. Hopefully, they'll be in a similar position on my 2006 Grand Caravan 3.8L.
Those stands are still working great, but I do put them on plywood when working in the stone drive now. Recently I bought a set of 6Ton for higher lift, which really are nice.
Here comes that nasty green hair oil. LOL... thread tape is a plus. Pulling the drain plug helps a lot to get the coolant lower than what you're working on, very helpful video. Thanks
The drain bolts on my 2008 caravan are about 3 inches long. I pulled them out on both sides. Not a drop came out. I know it’s in there because the car keeps a nice even temp almost no matter what.
Take a look at the bolt in the center of the spray arm. It's probably leaking water a loosing pressure. I have this problem with my ezclean cleaner. The plastic washers on the bolt are shot and I can't find them anywhere online. Homelite the manufacturer doesn't sell replacement. Solution is to buy another $70 unit. Only used 3 times and it's useless. Yeah I'm pissed.
JukeBoxHero 's Yep! I have an EZ Clean as well. I got one seasons use of it. Went to use it this season and it won’t spin as fast as it did. I took it apart and greased it like others have done, cleaned the tips and flushed the bar good. Still doesn’t work as fast, I have to move extremely slow to make it,not tiger stripe. Waste of freaking money.
the way when i replaced exhaust componets on Honda vehicles that i had is i sprayed WD 40 or PB Blaster on the rubber exhaust hangers as they act as a lubricant as you move the rubber hanger back and forth till it comes off as i never used hanger pliers. as i have a 2008 Honda Crv ill have to use that same principal when removing the existing exhaust system as im going with a custom made dual rear muffler project. as only the front factory hangers will still be used the rest after that will be hung by universal tailpipe hangers as i have to route the pipe under the rear axle as it will split from there and go into two AP Exhaust 11 inch case length oval case turbo style mufflers all using stainless steel 2 inch pipe. as its a custom install if your exhaust have hangers that are not factory but installed by a muffler shop then it can be tricky to get off as you have to remove the rubber hanger from there it mounts on the vehicle in order to get it off the hanger on the section of exhaust that has to be replaced. as the pliers may not work on custom hangers that some muffler shops install when they custom make pipes. if u plan to make your own exhaust of if the system is no longer available as some shops have to custom make the systems and use their own mufflers and resonators.
I got one today at Lowe's and hooked it up to my quick connect wand, which connects to my pressure washer (Honda GC 160 engine, Comet axial pump, 2500 psi). I am NOT getting the performance from the surface cleaner that I am seeing and hearing in this video - I do not HEAR the cleaner like I hear it in this video and the water jets are not spinning rapidly at at all ... what is wrong? I have a 90 foot hose connected from a wide open water spicket to the water intake on my Comet pump. Thanks to anyone for responding!
90' of hose is too much. The water pressure will drop considerably by the time it reaches your wand, so you don't have enough pressure to rotate the arm.
@@ccdirecttvdllc5246 No. Just hooked it up to my spray wand, powered by a 4000 psi, 4 gallon a minute pressure washer. I dialed down the pressure a bit and the cleaner did a fantastic job.
