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I watched several videos on how to remove the VVT. Your video was the only one that actually showed how to remove the clip and remove the connector. Great Help. Thank you.
Correct...I've watched several videos and he's the only one mentioning to press in on the tab to remove the wired top part that clicks into the solenoid 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
I bought a cheap diagnosis thing online. It gave me p0010 and p0013. I followed your video and purchased the parts from Amazon for $26 (for both) the codes went away as well as the service engine light! I had called a local service center prior to that and they quoted 5 to 6 hundred minimum for the job! It took me about an hour. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thanks bud, that little tip on pushing in the actual connection black tab was a life saver 😂😆😂.. I couldn't figure it out and was looking for hammers.. another helpful video..
Anyway to show the process on the 3.0 V6 engine? I have a 2012 equinox with this motor. It looks like I have to remove a motor mount to get to it, but I’m not sure. Thanks for the video! Really enjoy the content 👊🏽
Some dust got into my exhaust selenoid and now my car is shutting off and shaking so bad on idle, could it be cus of the dust and if so how do I clean the socket?