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every details matters when working on any car always remember that but great great job

great great job but can u explain exactly what u are doing from start to finish and to clean the pan what are u using to clean the pan and can u get closer see at what your doing not so fast thank u and have a great blessed day always amen

Yes, the Older Chevy Engine Compartment was Designed for easy Mechanical Work, these Newer Vehicles can sometimes be a Nightmare to reach a Trouble Component...

You are right about the high side service port. You look at it crosseyed and it's broken. So is it possible to vacuum and recharge this system using gauges and a pump without even connecting to the high side? I'd really like to avoid touching that high side port if I can avoid it.

so my question is : since AC Delco might be better because of the name , it's still made in China. I have a 1998 suburban with the 7.4 and the AC Delco compressor is 450 and the Murray compressor is 240. Both have a 4 star rating so i think i'll go with the Murray. Anyone have experience with them. ? the original Delco lasted about 15 years and the used compressor that my friends at North Valley Automotive put in has lasted almost 10 years, but is just noisy. The ac accumulator is 60 so with my shop only charging me about 100 to evac the system and change out the compressor etc i just might goe with the murray ?

that's not a 98

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Thanks for this video ...i did one but i remove everyrhing ...i will try this way tomorrow

Thank you. Very helpful have the same issue with my Dyna . Good video job

I noticed one fix where a guy just removed both plugs and installed newer, longer wires, put them in 1/2 loom and back into and through the rubber, and soldered them together on the other end also. I guess the only issue comes if you have to take the door off or replace it right? Do you see any issues with doing it that way? (I know you wouldn't do that for a customer, but it's my rig!)

Anyone ever replace the fuel neck on this?

Good suggestion about watching where you place the grappler tool. I ended up bending both ears and had to bend them back.

what is that tool called?

Nice job!

My 2010 crown Vic axle shaft also was like that on the drive side also but the passenger side was alright, maybe because it’s a open dif and the driver side spins more due to drifting idk lol

This is funny, I'm pulling ours with the same mess

I also need to replace the fuel line from the tank to the quick disconnect. Would it help to raise the back of the tank up to allow me better access to the valve where it connects to the fuel rail?

Same thing happend to me in the same tranny it’s because of the servo holes

Does it fit?!

Thank you. I can do this. I’m a female mechanic for my own cars. Need ABS sensor fixed now for Inspection. Deliveries will take to long. Aug 24, 2023.

im just here to see where the bolts are

Great job! Thanks for the good camera work showing us the angles so we could see in detail! Much appreciated!

Thanks for working on your day off and showing me what to do.

I think you made the best fix I have seen on the WJ! Did that take care of the intermedentant instrument problems also?

Why did you skip filming the passenger side installation of the fan.. literally the hardest part I can't overcome right now..

Thank you, good detail.

So did tightening the bolts fix the problem cause I'm currently experiencing the exact same problem in my 2014 malibu

How to disconnect wires from door and pull through to inside of Jeep? Maybe easy but confusing to me. Thanks.

Thank you for this video. Replacing my radiator tomorrow..

Some really good tips for this job .. how to make those new wires last longer .. thumbs up!

Some thing important I didn't hear mentioned in this video is the the carrier caps should not be interchanged from DS to PS nor the top to bottom orientation be changed.

got a chevy for you to do. all break lines .

If your going to open the system there is no reason to vacuum the system 1st. In fact it does more damage by insuring you now have moisture In the inter system. Now you have to leve it on the vacuum pump for a minimum of a hour.

I also have a 98 Chevy Silverado, thank you for this video

Hey there, I’ve been to 3 stores trying to find the correct ac compressor. No store has the same connection on the back could you send the part number

Thanks for not showing how to replace the switch on the back of the unit.

Man, can't you just change the mf'er !!! All that talk is throwing us off.

Thank you share clip

How much for a cheap flare tool

That ones booster sound a little bad to

Thanks for showing your technique on the EFI fuel line..I might move that horn and bracket on my 06RK. Nice work.

Great. Just great. I got my replacement from Doorman too. This is the second time I'm replacing the RHS bearing. Mine was just as badly grooved. Once the gear oil starts leaking, they're gone. I'll have to see how you cleaned it. Maybe there were some metal bits left over from the first one.

Did you find the right bushing if so what's the part number

I’m using the exact same AC machine right now luckily because I have never used one alone

Nice job. You are a true professional

The suspension on them is so bad haha. Got 206k on mine and still rolling thank the lord.

So I basically bought a car that has messed up ABS wiring which is causing my lights to stay on. I only found out because I took it Conrad's ,where they wanted to charge me 1100 just to fix the wiring issue. Now with my wires being tapped together and messed up what is the best solution when you don't have 1100??

Any chance I can call you because I have spoke with a bunch of mechanics who didn't sound familiar with my issue

What year maxima is this

I have this problem with my WJ. I have watched a few videos on how to do this repair and this video makes the most sense to me. So many people cut the boot and even one person did the repair with house wiring marrettes. Now I know I can pull the connector into the cab and not fight the wire in the door jamb. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.