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It will last quite a while after not having a filter. My truck lasted 3 years. It started burning oil, had to ad a quart every month. It would have lasted longer if I did not miss that quart. It was already to low when I stepped on the gas and took off at high speed ruining the engine. Just heard a knocking sound, then speed will not reach 35 then drop to 25 then nothing. I also drive allot, pretty much all day . anyone else could probably have their car last 6 to 7 yrs.

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@repairsolutions-m4y you mean Simpsons?

che cosa siete

That Explains it, I am not a chick.

Makes more noise to! 😂

Good one, it's a rental anyway right?

If its noise, you want, ad a paxton supercharger and cut off the muffler.

It was actually a Mitsubishi Mighty Max 87 Truck. It had a rebuild engine. After not having the air filter, I checked on the exhaust and it had black dust, something it didn't have before.

I thought so too until I completely ruined my truck. When the cover is off, your filter is not tight enough to make a nice seal, getting dusty and way to dirty in a very short period of time. Eventually allowing dust to enter the cylinder. Now' You don't really need that much dust to ruin your engine. Once it gets thru the damage is already done. I would say, these things have a cover for a reason. I had to learn it the hard way.

People that plan on rebuilding their engine soon run no filters... the performance people that dont run them, dont because they know something else will blow it up first. Lots of people don't use K&N because of the fact their "more air" is just less filter. Causes more wear. It's not that it will blow up immediately but it will cause more maintenance until rebuild time

You should stick to topic you understand. For example riding a tricycle or playing Minecraft.

@@repairsolutions-m4y wait until something solid falls into their engine bay/ gets sucked (through) their air filter. They’ll find out that you shouldn’t just have a air filter(without a box) just anywhere.

Exactly. I drove a truck many years without one and never had one problem 😅

I totally agree with you, but its regulations. Due to the unit being upstairs the first floor rule does not apply. In a one story home, your bedroom windows cannot be higher than 44 inches off the floor to aloud anyone to exit in case of a fire. On a living room you can go any size and wider. Also a bedroom window cannot be bigger than 10% of the square footage of the room.

@ oh I see. Thanks for the clarification!

forgot to mention, one window is lower as a living room window. The other is the kitchen window. On the other side of that window is a sink. Its all compact since it is a studio apartment.

I will recorded again from the outside to the inside once its all done...Just for others to get some ideas, maybe even better ones.

@@kaleidoscopek4132 I will make a video tomorrow on that model just for you. Step by step and publish at 5pm

@ I think I love you

i mean its the holidays… I could go to the one cent fix page...:/ its my adhd I cant help myself

very true, and when your hood gets stuck that your trying to ad water or check the battery. Its just to many uses for this little gadget.

Yea, the popular hanger from the old day's. We used the old wire hangers to open vehicles. What made it easier to open was the fact that vehicles had the locking mechanism on top and all you had to do was reach it.

@ don’t forget the old school trusty 3ft antennas. Nowadays digital took those away to be replaced with plastic small antennas and built in winsdhield antennas. I kept a 45 degree at the end of my antenna just for my haunted door locks 😂

But nothing beats the Old tv repair Technique by banging it on the side, by the way' I still have some of those tv's and the tubes that they use as transistors.

very true, but from experience most people don't like to bother and prefer to pay. I my self get paid to check other people's things, but I never check my own since I'm not paying my self anything.

You were so right, this video was like going to the bathroom and just walking away without seeing my own shit!

De nada y con mucho gusto lo seguire asiendo. Aunque admito no aserlo con profesionalismo porque no se si realmente mi contenido es util y necesario. Pero si, lo recomienda y la jente me pide contenido en particular lo are con mucho gusto.

That was also included in the repair, but I do my cleaning in private! Let me know if you want to offer the service I have plenty of clients for referral!

The Bearing is so easy to remove, no need for a press. Both Bearings can just be pushed out with anything by tapping on the sides. You can also buy the entire spindle for only 26 dollars. Cheaper than buying any Bearing. Now' the same spindle can cost hundreds for this Slicer, but if you look it up for a lawnmower on amazon, you can buy it for under 25 dollars. It's the same spindle... In fact, you can even buy it from amazon and sell it for over 500 for the Kendel slicer on eBay or any site.

Thank you paisano

That 500 covers the liability he now has for the equipment as he touched it - he's now liable for safe operation of the whole thing not just the cap. At least where i live.

Very true, I had someone respond to a video, claiming that copper was not aloud in homes, that PVC was the correct water system. I wanted to contradict him, but I did not. The reason is, that I have actually done work in cities where the water system from the meter to the home is actually PVC. when I been called to these jobs, it was mainly because the Pvc fittings came undone and had a constant water leak. It is not a good pipe for a permanent thing. This is why they normally use it in landscaping irrigation systems. This is why it is best to check your local city requirements. Different cities or counties have different requirements.

That wire is a very low voltage wire, used for thermostats 24 volt. Its being used just as a wiring example.

B tapes great but your lucky if that bitch has a couple tappers in it 😂

Very true, and we used flex or the roofing brand which is always on the roofing section at home depot. Those two are very similar.