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No. You must have one key at a minimum

2003 Ford F-150 4.2 engine, but this oil filter tip will work on any. Thanks for your question and comment!

Really good point, Nev! I usually just put in enough air to comply with the tire manufacturer rating but most vehicles do indeed have recommended tire pressures front and back to maximize handling. Very good observation. I’m very glad you mentioned this!!!😀

Thanks, Kenny! These simple tire plug kits work (even if my tire pressure gauge doesn't) Lol

The guts of that gauge are still out there somewhere, deep in the grass. Tire patch kits are inexpensive insurance especially off-road. All the best to you, Doug. Thank you very much for being part of the channel!

Up here, In western Canada, most roads will have a steam nearby but wetting down a tire by putting it under water is only a last-ditch event (even if you have water). I hear that covering a flat tire in deep sand and forgetting about where you buried it will solve many tire issues. LOL I hope you had a great weekend, Bill. Thanks very much for your comment. Much appreciated!

@@EverydayProjects 🤣You too

Yes, Steve, that was a first for me too. Next time I'm going to leave the 29 cent tire pressure gauge in my grandson's toolbox!!

Looking back, I think that tire pressure gauge came in one of those "Dealer-Supplied" roadside emergency kits often found in new cars. The ones with a piece of 1/4" tow rope!!, three Band-aids, a flashlight that never works and a cardboard "HELP" sign to place in your window. This was probably it's Maiden (and last) voyage! I had a good laugh when it self-destructed!!

And we look forward to your art!

@@GuysPlayingWithTools Thanks Bill what a great art 🎨🎭 enthusiast 👏🏾

Maybe you'll get into spray painting murals and Tags on the back of customer's houses. An Air compressor could really change your life! I know that Artists are always looking for the next thing to paint!✍🎨🖼🎭🖍✒ I know you'll be a famous artist some day soon. Why don't you just start painting on the backs of customer's homes? It would really surprise them!!🚔👮‍♀🚔🚓 LOL

@@GuysPlayingWithTools I always admire the work of a Great Artist!!! (and I also like looking at the stuff Renaldo produces!). LOL

@@EverydayProjects Awesome suggestions 😲🤣🎭🎨

I do what I can to bring REAL STUFF to the channel. Thanks Renaldo

You are wise to carry the tire plug kit with you! I have also had great luck with tire plugs. They can save the day! Thank you very much for watching and commenting. I hope you have a fabulous week ahead. Stay Cool!

"Laughing like a school boy with a stolen lunch" hahaha that had me laughing!! Tire plugs can save the day and are well worth having along with you. Similarly, I've driven many years on tires with plugs in them without issue. All the best, Jason. I'm very glad you're part of the channel! Always nice to read your comments!

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I thought to put one in anyway. It will help prevent sewer gas from backing up in the line.

True, but rivets can be drilled out and replaced. Some cars have components under these splash guards that may need to be accessed on occasion. Not a one-size-fits-all solution but riveting these in (mostly) will get you back on the road. Thanks for commenting 👍

I used just that high-strength concrete mix with nothing added. At this writing, it is 3 years post pour and the concrete is strong with no chipping or problems with it whatsoever. Look for my video where I sealed them with Tung Oil. Cheers!

The pump worked very well afterwards. One thing I missed on the re-build though, was the pressure regulating device inside the end cover of the pump. I made a video of that clean out here: ruclips.net/video/HzoRAOV3DYE/видео.html

You're very welcome! I'm glad to help.

You're welcome. Glad to share this info.

Some batteries in a junkyard would be suitable for marine use too (screw terminal / deep cycle) from RVs. Take care

Lots of really good batteries out there for a fraction of the cost of new. It's the only way I obtain batteries since I learned this. I hope you're planning a fun weekend, Doug. Take care

Fantastic tip, Thanks. I hadn't thought of using ice cubes. Brilliant!

I love a bargain and I hate to toss money away. Factory Seconds and good-used batteries are the way to go. Have fun outdoors this weekend, Marc!

Saving money is no laughing matter!

@@EverydayProjects I had know problem with it and will still buy another one💪🏾

@@bigsonslawncare It's the way to go. I've bought junkyard batteries for years with excellent luck!

@@bigsonslawncare I knew you were a man of wisdom and Class😀👍😎🇺🇸🇨🇦✅😛

Exactly! Lots of bargains out there,

You're on to my tricks, Jason. I'll have to be more careful and arrive at your place long after dark to get that next battery! You running AGM glass mat ones I hear? Yes, I'll definitely be coming around.

@@EverydayProjects lmao my goat will never let you in lol

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@@heterogeneityrocks1 I know the goat. I fed it to get in the shop one night. Like taking candy from a baby🙈😅👍✅😎‼️😂

Hi Nev, so nice to see you here today! Yes, there are good bargain batteries available and they'll often last as long as a brand new one. All the best to you!

Hmmmmmmmm (CAR BREAKERS)

@bigsonslawncare yes car breakers or scrap yards they are called over here in uk

Yes, Noel, there are some good batteries at the wreckers. It's where I go first after being shocked by the price of a new one.

It's my go-to place for batteries now. I can't remember the last new battery I bought. Good-Used is the way to go. Thanks, Steve.

It's the way to go if you want to save some money. Many of the junkyard batteries are perfectly good at a fraction of the price of new. Especially for a handy guy like yourself, who doesn't mind getting under the hood of your car, it's one of the best replacement options. Take care Bill!

@EverydayProjects I don't know if the heat would be a problem here, but if it's still fit fine on the warranty, I suppose it doesn't matter

@@GuysPlayingWithTools I read somewhere that car batteries in the Southern USA fail quicker because of the heat compared to more northern areas. Still, depending on the state of it and the discounted price, they may still be worth it in Texas. Cheers!

Yes. Got it on Amazon.com Carbhub Carburetor for Stihl 021 023 025 MS210 MS230 MS250 Chainsaw Carb with 1123 160 1650 Air Filter Ignition Coil Fuel Line Tune Up Kit Replace Walbro WT286 Manufacturer Carbour UPC 715020622933

That's strange. Sometimes, newer cars have a push button start and call the anti-theft system Theft Deterrent System =TDS not PATS= Passive anti-theft-system. Either way, it should have an anti-theft system built in, ie: alarm/immobilizer. FORSCAN should be able to program new push-button fobs as well as keyed ones.

Very glad my video helped😀I’m in BC (Vancouver Island) and this truck is still on the road. I just used it yesterday. Much appreciate your comment. Take care

Hey, thanks!

Yes, this passage allows the oil separator (mounted on the outside of the block) to drain oil back into the sump. It gets clogged with oil deposits and backs up into the separator. It's a very common problem on Volvo. Sometimes, you can free the passage by blowing compressed air into it from the lower port under the oil separator, but if you cannot free it with air, the pan must come off to dig the oil out of the passage.

@@EverydayProjects thanks for your response, I'll try it, because it already changes the entire PCV system and I have pressure in the oil filler cap (the glove inflates) and it smokes through the oil dipstick.

@@AntonioCano-ry7xh The PVC hoses should be changed too. Rockauto.com will have them at really good prices. I made two videos on this subject: 1. ruclips.net/video/y_BJn3wJ5qg/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/W6xsdtTMzPw/видео.html

I used a pair of side-cutting pliers (some call them diagonal pliers), found at every part store. It does work well to make the terminal smaller. Good luck. What year-model Volvo do you have?

Thanks, George! I look forward to interacting with you here!

@@EverydayProjects Likewise mate! Hope you have a great weekend

That's a coolant line into the top of the water pump. It sits in on an 0-ring. Once the bolt is out, see if you can twist and pry it out. Should come right up out of there. Maybe a spray of penetrating fluid. Don't forget to put a new o-ring on reassembly.

Also, at minute 22:00 I show the little pipe and O-ring. Good luck!

@@EverydayProjectssounds good thanks for the quick reply! Any chance you know the size of the ring off the top of your head so I can go buy one before continuing

@@nickwood502 No idea, sorry.

@@EverydayProjects when I’m turning the engine to get the synchro in position for the tool it hits a point where I can’t turn it any farther or it pulls back after. I apologize for the questions (I retyped this one with better phrasing) but do I need to open something due to the compression not allowing it to turn farther? Like a spark plug on cyl 1

Yes! Love your channel name

I wish I could have located a new dust shield but I made this one work. Nice to hear from you Nev, have a great weekend!

I thought about making a shield from light gauge metal but the cup portion would have been difficult. Western vehicles don’t rust as quickly because the winters see a lot more sand applied than salt, in most places, and the coastal winters are mild. But they will rust out eventually. I remember buying a “western” used gas tank when I was in Nova Scotia, and it was shiny metal when my NS tank was finished. I also undercoat my vehicles with used oil and fluid film, semi regularly. It helps. Take care and watch out for wabbits 😢😅😊

Thanks, Mike, the dust shield was in the garbage can at one point but I yanked it out. 😢 All in all, a good fix for an old truck.😅

Always something else to do around here. Glad to share some tips. Have a great week, Ben😊