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Hello. It still works. As mentioned on the other video, the AC compressor I bought has a 1 year warranty, so I do have peace of mind that I am covered for a whole year. I made a long explanation on your other comment on my analysis of the AC compressor self destructing. Hope my answer helps. And the main reason I went with the Aliexpress Compressor is the price. At a fraction of the cost, for me, it is worth the risk. Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H

Hello. It only has been about 9 months, and it is still working fine. When I got the car, the compressor was already dead, so I honestly cannot compare them. But what I can say is the AC compressors implode when the refrigerant load is below the optimal running load. Just as a reference, if you run a fuel pump without fuel, or gas, it runs too fast because there is no load, so it has.a tendency of self destructing. Similar to this AC compressor. Because it is electric, when there is little or no load, it tends to self destruct because it runs on an electric motor. Compared to a belt-driven compressor, without load, it can only go as fast as what the belt is driving it, it will not revolve to a point that it will self destruct. When the AC compressor is below the optimal load, it makes a weird metal sound, indicating that refrigerant is low. So if you hear that, add refrigerant to prevent it from self destructing. I will make a video of this in the future. Sorry my comment when very long. Hope my explanation is ok with you. Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H

@How2Helen I see that makes sense. So the load provides resistance so the electric motor doesn't over run and implode?

@@CarlosWillis Yes, that seems to be the case. Surprisingly, I found out that even Tesla has the same issue with the AC compressors. The big difference is that the Tesla Compressors do not cost an arm and a leg. Maybe because it is a BMW i8, they had to jack up the price on the AC compressor.

@@How2Helen sorry for the ton of messages, I'm an engineer/programmer. I'm trying to figure out if I can maybe modify a more reliable compressor. I'm thinking variable speed compressor of some type that can adapt based on load, so in the instance of lower resistance. I've looked online and see the i8 compressor is a scroll type fixed rate. I'm going to try and simulate conditions using a variable rate and see what I get.

@@CarlosWillis No need to apologize! It's a "help me, help you" situation, Lol! We have almost the same profession, but you may be more advanced than I am. I have no issues sharing what I know, because if you figure it out, we can save the i8 from its own disaster. Anyway, what I figured is the AC compressor is either on or off, no variable. If the refrigerant pressure is below a certain level, it will not turn on. And once it reaches that level, it turns on at max speed. So when we were loading refrigerant, as soon as we hit min level, it started running, and was making an awful metal sound. I actually thought that the new AC compressor was bad. But when it was about 65-70% of required amount, the compressor quieted down. So the load produces resistance, which the compressor needs to work on the correct/optimum speed. If you do figure out how to program the compressor to variable speed, please share. That is the key for the compressor from self destructing. Also, if ever you find how to turn off the engine on-off without going to sport mode (but with hold battery charge enabled), please let me know. Thanks and keep me posted! - Rjeff H2H

Had a check engine code for a misfire. It could have just been bad gas, but back then I was worried, and naive. And since it was almost 100k miles, I decided to just change them for maintenance intervals. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H

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Hello. Pros and Cons: Pro is they are a lot cheaper than dealer sold floating center caps. Cons: As you saw on the video, you are not guaranteed with the quality. But I did install them after I glued them back together. Link below for the installed Center Caps. Hope this information helps! ruclips.net/video/tXkVoYIJl9U/видео.html

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Hello. My apologies, we do not have Nissan Note here in the US, so I do not have the information you are requesting. Sorry again. Thank you for watching! -Rjeff H2H

Hello. If you mean the heat shield clips, they are available on ebay or amazon. If its the washer assembly, I bought mine on Ebay. Thank you for watching!-Rjeff H2H

If there was a woody convertible, that would be the dream! Lol. Thank you for your kind words, and thank you for subscribing! -Rjeff H2H

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Hello. Yes you will be fine. That is the advantage of an oem fan module. When they fail, they fail in the “max fan” position to prevent the car from overheating. Aftermarket ones, they just shut off. I would advise to get oem module again for peace of mind. Hope that helps! -Rjeff H2H

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Hello. Yes you can. This was just the easiest and most simple solution. I just didn’t want to drag the short repair and make it more complicated for others, that would they might just give up on trying. But yes, if you have the pigtail, and don’t mind doing a few more steps, that is another solution for that issue. Thank you for sharing! -Rjeff H2H

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Hello. We try to share as much knowledge that we have, to help others avoid the same mistakes that we have gone through. We thank you for appreciating our effort, and we hope it helps in your wiper replacement. Thank you for watching!-Rjeff H2H

Hello. I would try a metal wire brush that you can connect to a drill and try to clean as much rust as you can. Then maybe soak it up with wd40 or liquid penetrator for a longer period of time. Maybe it just needs time to penetrate. Also, any chance you have a friend who has an impact tool? That might be able to help. Last, but please take caution, heating up the bolt. Either with a torch, or with those heating elements to expand the bolt to create some space between the threads. Hope one of those suggestions helps. Please keep us posted. Thanks!-Rjeff H2H

Hello. Thumbnail Editor, not as of the moment. But what is SEO? We might need a video editor soon as we still have lots of videos to edit since 2023. If you have samples of videos you have edited, please DM us on our FB page. Thanks for reaching out! - Rjeff H2H

Wow, I didn't even know they exported Dodge Neons in Russia. That's something I learned today! Thank you for letting us know, and thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H

You're welcome! Hopefully you found it helpful. Thank you for watching! -Rjeff H2H

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Hello! Curious, where are you located? I am in the Northeast of USA and we didn't have an Octavia here. I had to Google it. Lol. We did the same thing with our Cayman, and it turned out ok. It has been 3 years already and we barely notice it now. Check out our video on that if you want to see a completed headliner. And you are right, if you get them straighter, and more spacing consistent, they do look factory, like an old school sofa. Lol. Thank again for watching! _ Rjeff H2H

@How2Helen I'm just south of London, UK. Loads of Skoda's over here. Basically a cross between a VW and an Audi and for a good price. Mine is a VW engine and loads of the other parts have Audi logos on them. Although with emission zones the old diesels are becoming difficult to keep :( Indeed looks like an old sofa haha

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Hello! If you decide to get Auxito LED lights, do a quick Google search for discount coupons. There might be better discounts than our 15% off. Worse case, just use our code to 15% off your total purchase. Anyway, glad we were able to help! Thank you for watching!-Rjeff H2H

Hello. Unfortunately, I could not put it at the beginning since I really do not know which tools I will be using as most of the videos, I am doing them the first time. Which is why I announce them or show an image on the screen on the time I use them. But I will try to maybe list them out at the end when the repairs or project is completed. Thanks for the advice! -Rjeff H2H

@ its all good, i will be using this video for my midnight grill , thank you!

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Hello! I see you found this other video. Hope it helps with your repair. Let me know if you need help! Thank you again for watching! - Rjeff H2H

Hello. I have another video on how to replace the cable. But for now, at least you know how o open the hood for maintenance and inspection. Congratulations on your purchase! Enjoy your truck! - Rjeff H2H

Hello! Glad our video was able to help! Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H 👍

@How2Helen can you please do more Nissan armada videos! Such as why when backing up car doesn't beep anymore? 😒

@@eyesarethewindowtoyoursoul168 Hello. Check the fuses first for the sensor. We do have a parking sensor replace for an Infiniti EX35, which is very similar to the Armada. You can use that video to test first if your sensors are working properly. And if not, they have the same process on replacing the sensor as Infiniti and Nissan are the same company. We are trying to get an Infiniti QX56 next year, which is the same as the Armada, and we will make more repair videos as a lot of our viewers seems to be Nissan Armada aficionados. So stay tuned for more Armada/QX56 videos in the future. Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H

Hello. My apologies, I do not have a video replacing the connector. Mine was ok so we did not replace it at that time. But you should be able to order them from online dealers. They can even check with your vin to make sure you get the correct part. Hope that information helps. Thank you for asking- Rjeff H2H

Hello. That is why we make this video, to help others with small tips like this to make life easier. Glad it was able to help! Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H

Hello. If the engine is cold, there will be no movement as the thermostat would be closed. You need to wait for the engine to be in running temperature (190-205), then you will see some swirling movement. If you do not see any swirling movement in the radiator, and you start to overheat, check your fans are kicking in first. If they are kicking in, and you are still having overheating issues, check thermostat, then waterpump. Also, what I found is the radiator can have some blockage that can cause overheating. If you start replacing parts, I would recommend thermostat, then radiator first as they are the cheapest and easiest to replace. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching - Rjeff H2H

Oh no! But what hydraulic fluid were you topping off at the back? Spray a lot of WD40 and wipe off as much as you can. I hope you don’t have to replace the alternator because of that. Good luck! Hoping for the best!-Rjeff H2H

Hello. Here is the video for the cable replacement. Please try to buy quality replacement cable. The cable I purchased wasn’t good quality and the release latch was a bit loose. Anyway, hope it helps. Thank you for watching!-Rjeff H2H ruclips.net/video/6gn66GjaKp8/видео.html

Hello. Please watch this updated video. It shows how to fix it. Hope it helps! -Rjeff H2H ruclips.net/video/Th48pu9RVwU/видео.html

Hello. They are available on Aliexpress, and they have different variation as well. Thanks for watching-Helen ❤️

@@How2Helen What are they called?. supercharger sound box? cant locate them on either site. help. thxs

@@bazzaacarsinop5085 That is a Start-Stop button for a BMW i8.

Hello. They are available on Aliexpress. Ebay might have them as well. Thanks for watching-Helen ❤️

Hello. They are available on Amazon or Ebay. Thanks for watching! -Helen ❤️

I would recommend FCP Euro as they have a lifetime warranty on their items. Thanks for asking-Helen❤️

Hello. As a fellow motorist, I would like to thank you for being considerate. Changing the bulbs to make sure other motorist know when you are changing lanes helps avoid accidents. As a fellow H3 owner, thank you for addressing the situation immediately, so that we do not fall in the stereotype that H3 owners don't care about other motorist, don't use signal lights, and just change lanes when they want. It's a stigma that we share with Jeep and BMW owners. Anyway, I am glad our video was able to help (refresh your mind) with the bulb replacement. We hope our other videos help you out as well. Keep on truckin'! Lol! Thank you for watching! - Rjeff H2H