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Toyota Tundra: P0722 No Speed Signal

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In this video I have a look at a customers 2012 Toyota Tundra Rock Warrior that has an engine light, ABS and 4wd light on and a traction light! All that and it boils down to one code. A P0722. A P0722 code is stored when the PCM gets an incorrect or irrational input signal from the transmission's output speed sensor. I make a bad call along the way that works out good in the end. Sometimes you need to slow down to go fast folks.
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@SouthMainAuto Год назад

I see tons of comments about the braided ground strap rotted off the trans. I did see it 👀. However this has NOTHING to do with the 2 wire A/C pulse generating speed sensor. Don't get distracted by something that doesn't apply to the current problem or you will go down rabbit holes. Think of it this way if you can't stop thinking it is, or could be the problem. If I had removed it completely you would never have know it was there and would never have thought it was the problem because you would have been focused on the facts and not the distractions 😉 And no... the missing ground strap could not "cook" or ruin the sensor in any other way. You have to trust me folks.....

@samuelcrossland1101 Год назад

I noticed that too. Reminded me of the Chevy that was popping so many codes. Keep up the good work. Love from the Natural State.

@Chris-L-sr Год назад

Eric you know we have trust issues 😂😂😂😂

@JTIZZO Год назад

I always trust Eric O. I would like to interview the engineer who decided that was a good place for that ground though.

@ryans5959 Год назад

We trust you mr o good vid as always

@areuaware6842 Год назад

Redundant grounding. It's interesting though, the more electronics you have the more you need to make certain that you have a good ground I guess.

@gusc6785 Год назад

His honesty should never be questioned, This man could of easily edited his mistakes out but kept it in the video, Most of my lessons come from my mistakes .. That is a REAL man working on these videos, they are great !

@billmalec Год назад

Could have also...

@JHruby Год назад

I love how Eric talks to us as if we are actually standing there in the shop. SMAC videos are addictive because after a few minutes I feel like we HAVE to get this fixed.

@richardcranium5839 Год назад

or is he actually talking to the voices in his head ??? lol he is in ny state after all

@JackdeDuCoeur Год назад

I gotta wonder if RU-vidrs would be talking to themselves all day if they weren't recording themselves for these vids.

@TonyRule Год назад

Wait... we're not there standing beside him? Could have fooled me!

@Doing_it_right_the_first_time 9 месяцев назад

The best part is that he talks to us like he we are his friend and he’s giving us an inside and exclusive, privileged insight to his work! You know how when friends goof up and make mistakes and everything like that everything is still good. make fun of maybe a possible miss spoken word, things like that so don’t worry Eric, it’s all good. You had me laughing pretty good so I greatly appreciate it from this partially disabled but fully depressed dude down in Connecticut who works on cars and a lot of other things. Thanks for all that you do, and all the time you spend editing videos, and all that sort behind the scenes that we don’t see, so you can make these videos! Thank you again. Edward, H. - “Integrity, Plumbing, Septic and Drain“ and “New Ideas and Innovations, LLC“ out of the Madison, CT USA area

@Bun_Can_Do_It Год назад

Hey Eric, I am an automotive wiring technician (I work on classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, etc.), and I have cerebral palsy and I know what it's like to be frustrated with communicating. When you said "I do know in my head I speak perfectly clear though", that is exactly how it is for me all the time. I think you're doing a great job with your speech and it will get better soon. Your perseverance with your dental appliance has inspired me to try to use mine more regularly, even though I can barely understand myself with them in. I always tell people the same as you about doing things, I guess it's time I take my own medicine! 😁 Thank you Eric!

@richardthomas1743 Год назад

You definitely are not an idiot Eric. We learn together through you.

@Mike-kq7nh Год назад

Don’t worry about the speech Mr. O! As long as your not in pain that’s all we care about. We still listen to the wealth of information your share. Thanks for everything.

@shawnbelford3433 Год назад

Love the fact that you don't just slap on a part without making sure what the problem was! Your customers are very fortunate to have you!!

@scottormerod5978 Год назад

Just remember viewers, if I can say it, you can do it. We aren’t laughing at you, we’re laughing with you. Keep ‘em coming, Mr. O!

@karldavies2954 Год назад

Worry less about your speech, and just continue doing what you do best, teaching us all a methodical approach to problem solving. It's a skill less used now days what with everyone just loading the parts gun and firing away. Keep up the great work.

@brianburns7211 Год назад

I agree. Nobody cares about the temporary speech impediment. We’ve all needed dental work at some point. It’s all about the content of the video.

@demonknight7965 Год назад

Agreed not worried about the speech

@budfiend4627 Год назад

I had braces too, i feel the pain. Love the education!

@speed8701 Год назад

A mechanic that admits when he is wrong and corrects that is rare and honest nowadays. You Sir. are a very good mech.

@tomtheplummer7322 Год назад

Wise man once told me: “ If you catch your own mistake, is it and error? No, it’s quality checking”. 🤷‍♂️👍🏻👌🏻🤫🤭😎😆

@badcorgis Год назад

Your sense of humor and general demeanor is just throughly enjoyable to watch. We get to see the diag process, hear some funny jokes. Easily my favorite channel on RU-vid. First I've seen Andy in a video, pretty cool to see you roll into his shop like that. Project looks pretty cool too.

@SouthMainAuto Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@ice44567 Год назад

This is the best cat rescue channel on youtube

@SouthMainAuto Год назад

You saw me rescue that cat right!? Total hero 🦸‍♂

@ldg332004 Год назад

I am not a mechanic but I do like problem solving and the knowledge that can be learned from step by step gathering of information to find a solution to any problem. Your videos are great.

@gregeconomeier1476 Год назад

Besides the entertainment value of the SMA videos, Mr O has done one thing for the auto mechanic community. He has shown that a logical approach is the only way to diagnose the modern auto.

@DrLee65 Год назад

Eric O's honesty and humor are one of a kind, SMA is definitely my favorite channel

@RandyDodd-r6g Месяц назад

Best Toyota transmission real I've seen,ever... Rare problem solved. Then rechecked for intermittent possibilities and found true cause and fixed. PS: I don't know what He's talking about.... I perfectly understood every word he said. Good job Eric

@spelunkerd Год назад

As you say, those old style VR sensors can easily float their own ground independent of the transmission ground, since they make their own voltage and current, with the processor only coding frequency. For some reason I really liked this video, it has a perfect mix of entertainment and education. My wife caught me laughing out loud when you found your SMA shirt used by Andy as a shop rag.

@SouthMainAuto Год назад

It even had a pocket! What the heck Andy!

@davidoickle1778 Год назад

I’m not a mechanic, but I watch your videos often. It's always refreshing to watch someone who's good at their job. You think and speak in "mechanic/technician, a language I don’t even understand. Yet, it's interesting. An honest, competent mechanic is worth his weight on gold.

@Mr.Z1776 Год назад

Poppin in on Andy's shop was very cool!! I love the small town vibe, and it adds another layer of interest to your channel. Big part of wrenching is BSing with your buds. Hope you can include little gems like that more often.

@SouthMainAuto Год назад

More to come!

@QBRX Год назад

Great thing about Eric is that he doesn't take himself too seriously, and can always laugh at himself.

@porkchop4604 Год назад

I love your scotty comment about the toyotas. Excellent catch on that sensor failure under heat. I could tell it was bugging the crap out of you as to "why" it acted up. No trust issues here Eric. Love the big rig segment

@mikeeby4251 Год назад

I really enjoy the variety when you work with your brother, or in this case, Andy. It’s fun to see people working on other types of machines. Hopefully, you can add more farming and tractor videos soon. Also, I’ve been wearing my family’s SMA Christmas presents around town (KC). Makes me feel smart like Eric O!

@demonknight7965 Год назад

Always gotta stop and harass I mean visit friends and former customers ;)

@timothyodonnell8591 Год назад

I'm a new viewer and not a car guy AT ALL, but I love this channel! What keeps me coming back is the thinking-out-loud problem solving process. I don't care about your new lisp. You communicate just fine. Please keep doing what you're doing.

@crautoguy8384 Год назад

You are a bad a** my friend. I have been automotive Tech for 25 years. you make wiring problems that I will pull my hair out over and over. simple I've learned a lot from you I'm opening my own shop dream Come true 25 years in the making. My skills are more Orientated In Engine mechanical Drive train And differential. I'm a little dyslexic and I have to constantly double check myself with electrical stuff to make sure that my connections are solid for my test equipment. And I'm not over thinking. You are truly one of the best Technicians I've seen Probably the best on RU-vid. And I'm no dummy Let my certifications lapse but used to be a California Smog technician. In my experience speed sensors are just like Cam and crank sensors Mess up High temp hot soak and then start working again 10 minutes later Sometimes no code make you nervous to drive the vehicle down the road cause you know you're gonna get stuck

@calebhopkins23 Год назад

Eric don’t even worry about your speech, we understand you just fine and we appreciate the videos, if you really think about it you are inspiring people out there to do what you do or become as productive as you

@richardthomas1743 Год назад

Andy , yes! Please start your own youtube channel. 👍💯

@gannonlink4 Год назад

Mr. O, I just wanted to say thank you for this video! I have an avalon that has been having the exact same issue, and it goes away when she's cold. The heat is the main issue I noticed, and since it's a Florida car, it'll happen just from being left in the sun. Great video, and always helpful!

@nickmayo2974 Год назад

Talk about deja vu! I had the exact same symptom on my personal 2007 Tundra last year except it was a P0717 (ISS fault). Resistance on the sensor was in range and all that just like yours. I didn't have a scope (though this problem was a factor in deciding to get the AES Uscope). Since they're the same sensor, I ended up swapping the ISS and VSS and my P0717 turned into a P0722. Swaptronics for the win. If that wasn't an option, I would have winged a sensor at it anyway, so you're not alone in that. Good ol hope and prayer auto repair and tryignostics when it's your own vehicle 😆

@tomnielsen6439 Год назад

Again, as a Tundra owner i love the knowledge. Scotty did lie. But they dont break very bad. I love how you proved the sensor was bad. You in the end were dead sure what it was.

@davidbaldwin2729 Год назад

Thanks for taking us to meet Andy, that was fun.

@CopeCory Год назад

It’s hard to find something to say, that’s not already been said several times, so I just want to thank you for your great videos. Your honesty and integrity shine through in a genuine way. Always enjoy seeing Mrs. O, your kiddos, and your Kat. Happiness on display! For those who are not mechanics, let me tell you, Mr. O is the real deal!!!

@fasttruckman Год назад

A few days ago you ask, what kind of videos we would like to see. All videos where you share your knowledge are good videos. Content where you do repairs of the same kind are just as good, as videos of new repairs. Nobody learns their lesson's on the first day of school. Keep up the good work Eric, and keep them coming.

@donovanwilliams5424 Год назад

I never would have thought to heat it to test. That is fascinating. I learned something new today.

@wallingj68 Год назад

I know I'm repeating myself, but if I had those dental appliances doing their thing, I'm sure I'd be curled up in a ball in a corner somewhere, whimpering. The fact that you're still out there making video's for us is greatly appreciated.

@dangleebols Год назад

Hey Eric, you sound fine don't worry about it.

@GS-lh2nx Год назад

Who would have thought that the guy who took the time to test was almost led astray by the results while the guy who just flings parts would have just gotten it fixed. Eric, sometimes you are just too good for your own good. Thanks for keeping it real.

@rightlanehog3151 Год назад

Eric, Thanks for clarifying at the beginning that it was not your Tundra. That put us at ease immediately 😉

@ruthau7999 Год назад

Hubby is electrician and enjoys your videos ... we pray your dental problem gets healed. Big. Aloha!

@nonyabiz2777 Год назад

Those of us that need a vehicle fixed know it’s not hard to find a mechanic, but it is hard to find a good one with integrity. They only thing that changes with Eric is his hair color and now his speech. All other atriabuts are still the same over the years we have watched. A good man, father ,and husband are definitely his best atriabuts. Nice work sir.

@thagerdorn2009 Год назад

You are the man Eric O! Im 32, and I smoked for 14 years and I didn't take care of my teeth well. So I've been suffering from some dental issues myself. I will eventually need dental work too. I use sensodyne rapid relief toothpaste and if I don't use it, I have horrible teeth pain. It's amazing stuff and helps me tremendously. We watch for you and your incredible knowledge and the way you teach us and explain things. If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't know half the things I know about testing and diagnosing. I'll admit I was a parts cannon shooter for awhile. I'd read the engine light codes and just replace that part. But then I started realizing it's not always what the scanner says. And now I double and triple check before I make the call. If there's any haters in here, get em out. I'm gonna be ordering my SMA shirt this week! I've sent a lot of people your way too and it's the only automotive work and diagnostic channel I go to. Thank you for your dedication and doing videos for us when you don't feel like it. And taking time from your workday to shoot videos for us! You leaving the mistakes and second guesses in the videos is what separates you from other "mechanics". You don't hide anything and that is just awesome. Thank you again. -Tyler H from Ohio.

@paulcaliendo9402 Год назад

Don't worry it will get better!! I remembered when I was tortured with the expander, spit was always flying everywhere and at the worst time! CHEERS

@kristaniles-updyke2449 Год назад

Love me some Andy H! He’d be a riot with his own channel…always entertaining and so smart!

@paulfrith3524 Год назад

What a fantastic thorough diagnostic process Don’t beat yourself up Eric I was so impressed the way you checked every possible issue So many times you can undo a connector and it fixes the issue but then heat it up WOW brother so so so impressed and the Daffy Duck impression made me piss my pants😆😆😆🇬🇧👍

@str-lrd3863 Год назад

My son just got a expander himself. You two sound the same. Especially the S sound. Played him a ‘South Main’ video to show him he not alone in his speech impediment. Tell you the same as him that it will get better with time. Love your video’s.. Keep up great work.

@WilliamMulligan Год назад

I use a great method for avoiding the seatbelt dinger. I put the seat belt on. London cab drivers are exempt from wearing seat belts but most of us just put them on anyway. It's a lot better than bullseying the windscreen.

@jamespfitz Год назад

Back in the 70s and 80s I disabled every seatbelt dinger, buzzer, bell and monotonous female computer voice. In the 90s I bought a car with passive shoulder belts -- no defeating them. I learned to put my belt on. I put it on every time now. It's a good idea, but I hate that I was socially engineered into accepting it.

@WilliamMulligan Год назад

@@jamespfitz Nobody likes being told what to do even if means getting injured to prove their point. Everybody thinks that they are such a good driver that those accidents only happen to stupid people. I also know that nobody cares what my opinion is. Stay safe it's a jungle out there.

@machintelligence Год назад

Intermittent failures are the pits to diagnose. Good job.

@SX939 Год назад

Eric you have the best automotive repair channel hands down!

@socram321 Год назад

I find myself trying to scroll back up on your scan tool screen when you pass over something a bit quick for me. LOL! Great stuff Mr. O!

@mistero4 Год назад

You poor bloke!! As said above. We’re here for you!!

@jamesgeddes797 Год назад

I would pay some good money to hear you say "Sufferin' Succotash!" PLEASE. That would be gold!

@johnknox5692 Год назад

best speech channel on the internet, probably cause it parked on mountain closer to the sun ,vantastic reasoning

@mikepayne5277 Год назад

I saw seven slivery snakes slowly sliding southward... say it 10 times very fast, should get you one million views!!!

@onemechca Год назад

Great video dude....great reminder temperature plays an important role in intermittent electronic failures especially in plastic housed sensors.

@waylonlingerfeldt1899 Год назад

The very next video RU-vid played? You repsiting a Dodge Ram that spits and sputters! You'll get the hang of speaking with braces soon. Usually after the sores on the inside of your mouth go away. My daughter went through the whole headgear type setup. Keep up the honest work Sir!

@johnlenoir1023 Год назад

Thank God you was able to put some heat on that sensor to see it failed that was totally awesome love the videos

@clintprice2123 Год назад

Your speech is not how you think it is, it’s much clearer now. There is so much knowledge gained here so we just focus on your abilities to get to the end result. Your customers are very fortunate to have your talents nearby.

@frugalprepper Год назад

Welcome to the South Main Toyota Channel! Don't worry Eric, I understand you just fine. I was born with a Split Uvula and a Cleft Pallet. I had to do years of speech therapy to learn how to say nearly every phonetic in the english language differently than everyone else. I couldn't do S until I was about 12 and I didn't get really good at them until I was 14. Most people make the S sound putting there tongue against the top of there mouth. I do it by putting it against my bottom teeth.

@jamespfitz Год назад

Another reminder we're all carrying burdens and most aren't visible. Bully for you, for putting in the hard work to overcome your disability. That's inspirational.

@jdelbrid Год назад

Always educational as well as entertaining. I'm glad that you are continuing with content in spite of the speech issues. It does remind me of a story that I learned in grade school. I may remember it wrong, but it was about a young man in ancient Greece who had a speech impediment. He learned to speak more clearly by putting pebbles in his mouth and forcing himself to speak. Eventually, he became a great orator. By the way... "Welcome back to Sauf Mein Oddo" is kind of a cool way to start all your videos. 💪

@markanderson2904 Год назад

That was Demosthenes.

@m.b8257 Год назад

Mr O, your motto should, remember folks, if nobody else can fix it, I can.

@Buckswoodshop Год назад

Eating lunch and watching Eric, awesome!

@bearnay7348 Год назад

Never a dull moment. It never gets old. I really enjoy watching you buddy.

@seventhladderautosport Год назад

Hey Eric! Hope you see this out of the thousands of comments. But I own a shop in California and I would love to see your diagnostics steps on a no crank no start situation for this type of vehicle in the video. Preferably the 4wd version with the outcome of being a starter needing to be replaced. I had to tackle this at my shop. The “easiest” I found was to take the starter apart on the car and remove it and then take the new starter apart and reassemble once in the car to avoid removing the front wheel drive axle

@randycarpenter2914 Год назад

Sometimes Mr. Eric O, we all are so close to the problem we can't see it at first. I think you are the world's greatest mechanic/automotive technician. I might be slightly biased, but I wish you could work on my wife's jeep. It's been at the shop for 6 weeks for front-end work, wheel bearing assembly, and ball joints. I called to check on it, and we are working on it is the reply. I don't know if it is a problem getting parts or not. I just wish they would give updates. It is just my wife's daily driver she just likes the 1999 Jeep Wrangler. I hate calling them because I don't want to pressure them, but would appreciate knowing.

@mikechiodetti4482 Год назад

Good diag, torch test and repair. That truck in Andy's shop is fantastic!

@SilentSniperVT Год назад

Great to see some Semi stuff i worked in a small mom and pop shop for 10 years til they closed. then went to Heavy trucks working on Kenworth , Isuzu and Hinos

@gregorholmes1837 Год назад

Eric O doing a drive by with the parts cannon! FIRE

@GregRuffino Год назад

Thank you for bringing back a child hood memory. I'm in my mid 40's. The way you talk reminded me of the cartoon Duck Tales from the late 80,s Make me happy. thank you!

@ianweight6444 Год назад

Great find. I had an Impala speed sensor go bad. Installed a new aftermarket one and it worked fine for a couple days then started having intermittent problems. Took it to a dealer mechanic friend and he couldn’t find anything wrong. He was checking resistance and inadvertently bumped it and resistance when to zero. So much for new parts. Installed new OEM good to go.

@michaelberry950 Год назад

Glad to see you use the obligatory falsetto when addressing the feline ( - :

@leoneyates6372 Год назад

I like it when you go for a test drive around town I'm amazed at the lack of people walking around Loved you having a chat with your mate Andy you should include more of that just call in & say hi Oscar

@ronomdalen3186 Год назад

Thanks for being nice to your kitty and all your animals, and the excellent videos

@bigchevy350boy Год назад

That peterbuilt is quite a rig!

@Johntasticful Год назад

A few years back, I got veneers on my front teeth, and afterward I had for the longest time a horrible lisp, but it did go away. I’m confident you’ll get over it as well. Good luck. Cheers.

@I-watch-at-2x Год назад

Morning Mr O! Thanks for keeping us entertained and educated 🙂

@joewithrow2345 Год назад

I've seen and replaced a lot of bad sensors but never ran into one that just went open circuit with a low amount of heat. Good thinking ; my work motto was fix it right the first time so I appreciate your work !!!!!! And I did subscribe too

@brightsummer4442 Год назад

Thank you for the videos on the Tundra. I have a 2015 1794 Tundra. My favorite truck

@daleradder7354 Год назад

Junk.

@angeldelcourt6882 Год назад

You sir are a class act. Love your channel and have learned a lot from watching over the years.

@williamlondo806 Год назад

I wanted to just thank you the videos and the fact that you like cars and live in NY mad me get back into working on cars again so again I say THANK YOU

@benbecker6974 Год назад

Man you actually sound like a real mechanic now with the dental work!!! Now they won’t hate so much!

@donburton2407 Год назад

Brains and looks,what a catch Mrs O.

@joshuagauthier2564 Год назад

😂 Fellow Rust-Belter here, in the Detroit area. I love the broke woven green-crusty wire, at ~4:38, as you’re showing us the sensors. Keep up the great video Mr O!

@peterorser5588 Год назад

love that well used Gulf hat, we had them in Canada till mid 80's. Haven't seen them in a long time except when I travel to US

@robertlacob8831 Год назад

Another great diagnosis Eric, even you fell into it, you still fixed the truck. Customers are always job 1! Without them, we wouldn't have a JOB!

@CodycoWeb Год назад

Very refreshing to see the use of service info like you do. No matter how smart we think we are briefly going over service info is awesome. It stops one from making assumptions and the dreaded rabbit holes. Others we see jump right in and “think” they know more than they actually do and wind up making mistakes because they assume they know more than they do. Don’t know why some techs think it’s a personal insult to have to use service info to help understand what they are working on better. It stops mistakes that lead to unneeded work and excess cost to customers. Also great work showing how temperature effects testing and how we need to test sensors at a range of temperatures the equals the normal range of operation. I like to monitor signals while allowing for a warm up cycle if possible. Many will scope a signal quickly and move on to other checks and miss drop outs or total LOS. Overall great video showing 100% the proper way to attack this type of failure.

@jasontillilie3669 Год назад

I like the Toyota videos! Probably not many dealers around there, but currently working on my 4th gen 4runner 4.7. I know you take 'em as they come; what people bring in. I think your videos are great! Cool seeing that sensor fail with a little heat. God Bless you. Take care buddy. 👍

@fluffyblue4006 Год назад

Commenting, to indicate I understood what you were saying at the end of the video, lol. Keep the vids coming. Your content is great. Loved it when you realized that the lower amplitude of that sensor was because the lower RPM.

@scottkuhnheim101 Год назад

I have a 2008 Tundra and had the same issue with the output speed sensor, resistance tested fine cold and when it was in the truck and ran for a few it would throw the code. Replaced the sensor and the issue was resolved. This also happened to on the input speed sensor and same thing, tested good on resistance unit it was warm then failed, which was only a year later.

@ronwatson4902 Год назад

That was very entertaining!! Especially the Peterbilt tour! Thanks for starting my day on a high note.

@tomtheplummer7322 Год назад

That’s why Olde truckers never quit/die, the just get a new Peterbuilt.....or rebuilt. 🤷‍♂️😏👍🏻💪😎

@peterhodgkins6985 Год назад

Perfect!! This is where the old saying "I thought I was wrong, but I wasn't" comes from! lol Good catch and as always, great reasoning!

@GetReal3327 Год назад

Hey Eric, you never disappoint me in the way you work things out. Making mistakes is part of being human, not going down the rabbit hole is what really matters. I have to hand it to you in the way you think things through, never assume anything without testing every angle of the situation. You never disappoint in teaching me something new to think about. Have a nice day😊

@philipallard8026 Год назад

You’re struggling like the little kid in The Music Man. It he got his stutter under control. All in all I can understand you when you speak and still learn a lot from you. Today’s lesson? It can test ok but still be broke.

@paulrichards7587 Год назад

That was a nice truck Eric i’m still watching some RU-vid videos from 5 and 6 years ago keep up the good work mate

@agmc4me Год назад

Continued success to you and the family. Good to see Luna.

@rollieevans6292 Год назад

Great testing and diag. I noticed at the 17 minute mark it looks like a broken/missing ground wire.

@rider547 Год назад

Good diag. Nice to know about the difference in amplitude at a higher speed (frequency). Also good to see you were able to prove the defective part with the added heat. Thanks for the video!!! 👍🏻👍🏻

@skippybingham5715 Год назад

I'm an Aussie, you sound OK to me. I finally understand you.

@penguinbrand Год назад

Hey Eric, a can of freeze spray along with a heat gun can really help sometimes. Any electronics seller has the stuff. Love your videos!

@davidsato8756 Год назад

Flip a can of canned air upside down for cold

@jamespfitz Год назад

@@davidsato8756 But don't huff it!

@TimfromAlabama Год назад

Watching your vids I liked how you show us and teach us things instead of just changing parts and that's it. I've learned a lot watching you and, even though I will never be a mechanic like you it's nice to know some of these things that might help me and my brother working on my truck in the yard. And if we run across an issue you've probably covered it on a video we can go back and watch. That all being said the one thing that even made me like you more is when you were concerned about the cat and letting it inside. A great mechanic AND a great human being who's both concerned about his customers and the littlest of things like animals. My respect for you increased 100% more than the 100% it already was. Thanks for being you. Take care.