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Assuming you used a c clamp to compress the rear caliper piston? If so, and you didn't first put in service mode you could have damaged the parking brake and now its seized. With that said, to confirm I would start over...put the vehicle in service mode, release the caliper and compress the piston. Then make sure you line up the notch on the back up the pad to the spot on the caliper piston as this could be your problem as well. See my other video where I replaced the pads and rotors on a 2018 Buck Enclave (ruclips.net/video/LU-bfJzYNy0/видео.html)...I talk about the importance of lining up that notch otherwise it will cause the parking brake to not function correctly. Hope this helps, good luck.

Assuming you used a c clamp to compress the rear caliper piston? If so, and you didn't first put in service mode you could have damaged the parking brake and now its seized. With that said, to confirm I would start over...put the vehicle in service mode, release the caliper and compress the piston. Then make sure you line up the notch on the back up the pad to the spot on the caliper piston as this could be your problem as well. See my other video where I replaced the pads and rotors on a 2018 Buck Enclave (ruclips.net/video/LU-bfJzYNy0/видео.html)...I talk about the importance of lining up that notch otherwise it will cause the parking brake to not function correctly. Hope this helps, good luck.

Yea they are getting up there in price, but to be honest so are all the other lights in the market. What separates this Bosch light is the lumens and the endless options to rotate. This Bosch light is one of the best cordless lights I have ever used.

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@@TeamDIYNow Of course, happy to be here! A question, if you don't mind: I was watching your video because I'm trying to figure out what to do with a bunch of old fluids leftover from my grandma's house after she passed. There was like 7 containers, most of them were different brands of coolant/antifreeze with one or two being motor oil I think. Each container was like half full. I was trying to figure out if we would be able to use any of them for my families cars but we have such an array it makes it difficult. I have an '84 Volvo 244, my dad has a 2002 Camry, and then we have a 2003 Honda Odyssey and a 2020 Honda Odyssey. Do you think it's worth it to figure out which fluid might work for each car, or is it more worth it to just recycle all of them and buy fresh?

@@lepyroshark1940 Sorry to hear about your Grandma. To be honest, I wouldn't use any of it as you're not 100% certain what it is if its open. Also, most coolant has a life of about 5 years (give or take) then it starts to break down which is why most cars have a service recommendation to change the coolant around 5 years. You can do a google search for a local coolant recycle place to get rid of them.

@@TeamDIYNow I appreciate that. Thanks a ton for your opinion and for the information, that's super helpful!

@@lepyroshark1940 Glad I was able to help!

From a power standpoint they are very similar however the size in my opinion is one of the biggest factors. If you're using the battery for miter saws, etc it's not that big of deal but if using for drills, impacts etc than I would choose the Powerstack as its half the size of the Flexvolt.

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The wheel torque spec is 76 ft lbs for your 23 Toyota Highlander. See page 496 in the owner's manual: assets.sia.toyota.com/publications/en/om-s/OM0E056U/pdf/OM0E056U.pdf?_gl=1*1wwkfc1*_tmna_ga*MTM3MzAyNDIuMTczMTQxNTEwNg..*_tmna_ga_EP43E5EFVZ*MTczMTQxNTEwNS4xLjEuMTczMTQxNTI0NC4xOC4wLjA.*_gcl_au*MTYzNjE1ODIxMi4xNzMxNDE1MTA2

I doubt the rack is bad, as you typically loose power steering with a loud humming noise coming from the ps pump. If the actual wheel is shaking, it could be a number of things but I would first start by jacking up vehicle, hold the tire at 9 & 3 and 12 & 6 and see if you can feel any movement. If so, your wheel bearing/hub is bad as I had the same exact issue on this 04 GP in this video (see this video ruclips.net/video/6HKU2yVuhBg/видео.html). Also check the CV axle as a bad halfshaft can cause vibration as well. If the steering wheel is shaking, first rule out warped rotors...to verify, while going down the highway and feel the vibration, apply the brakes and see if the vibration changes. If so, its your rotors (ruclips.net/video/ThBdaJY0Qes/видео.html). Tie rod ends and unbalanced tires could also cause vibration felt in the steering wheel (ruclips.net/video/ORWQi6TARmE/видео.html). Hope this helps.

Where did you purchase them from? The one I bought years ago in this video is still going strong. Also make sure you're not using knock off batteries as they are known to short out genuine Milwaukee tools.

@TeamDIYNow home Depot, and I bought it in 2024. It's possible Milwaukee made a change to save money with the new tools that's defective, just like they did to the High torque impact that one time

Yea you're right, with that said I was trying to make sure I was able to get the best view of the saw operating for the video.

@@TeamDIYNow I catch myself about to do that some times. I cut my thumb on angle grinder a year or so ago and ever since then I get so worried like I am everyone's mom when I see something dangerous lol

@@philodox7599 No worries, I completely understand. You can never be too cautious when working with power tools!

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I'm sure they will be ok. I just used 2 of the Esco jacks with a different pinch weld adapter (similar to my ZL1 one) to hold up a Chrysler Town & Country for a week while I changed the transmission.

@ ok sounds good thanks for the reply. I’m also realizing that the slit in the jack may not even require an adapter but I’ll see once I get it. Have a good Sunday 👍🏼

@@nicklenio8131 No problem glad I was able to help. You as well!

The XR Powerstack is the same, it appears they just changed the label. They also introduced a few months ago one called Powerpack (not pouch cell) which is also under the XR.

Yeah I just got into Dewalt tools of my own, I found a few lowes in my area with 1.7 & 5 powerstack kit for only 150$. But they sell singles still of 5a powerstack for 200$ lol.

Front vs rear pads are different numbers. The pads for the HD and non HD models are the same its only the rear rotors that are different. Not sure which model you have, but for the 2015 RT in this video here you are looking for the 350mm HD brakes with vented rear rotors (brake code BR6). There is also a BR8 but that is the police package pad material. Here are the pads for the RT with HD brakes: front BOSCH BC1455 amzn.to/40F08uU and rear: BOSCH BC1498 amzn.to/3Z00Q4H

Yea I agree, I really like this Bosch drill as well!

Yea it could, but the more people understand about the shipped and sold by Amz and dont buy 2 packs of 5ah batteries on eBay for $70 hopefully we will see less of these fakes for sale. Dewalt has recently started changing all the labels on their batteries in an attempt to help as well.

I think the problem is they consolidated a bunch of companies now they are more focused on merging them together vs spending money on innovation. Some of Stanley/Dewalt items out there could have used a gen2 refresh years ago.

Yea I agree they do make some of the best sounding exhaust out there. My neighbor had a Trans Am with Corsa exhaust and could hear it blocks away.

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Yea that new stubby impact with 550 is going to be impressive!

Yea its unfortunately becoming a common thing on a lot of these online retailers. It's never been more important than it is now to always check its sold and shipped by Amazon, Walmart, etc.

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As long as the job gets done that's all that matters! Glad I was able to help!

5 years LMAO

I'm surprised to hear any Lowes has them in stock as the Toughbuilt table has been out of stock for the last few months on Lowes.com.

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Check the connection on the surface washer for debris. I had mine get clogged once after a few years of use and had to take it apart to remove the debris. If new, I would take it back and swap for another one.

My kärcher is 180bar max, and my surfacecleaner is 4000 psi

I have about 100lbs on mine and don't notice any stretching of the cables. I wouldn't be concerned with 250lbs as its rated up to 300lbs. The only thing to watch is the base is held by the cables so there can be a little bit of a swaying back and forth, so you don't want something to slide off the side of the platform. After its raised or lowered it doesn't move.

It's very similar to Walmart.com where some items they are the seller and others they just do the shipping. If the item is shipped AND sold by Amazon, this means the item is owned and shipped by Amazon (yes they did get from a distributor but so does every other company Lowes, HD, etc). If you find item that has prime delivery but the sold to is another company, those are truly sold by a 3rd party seller and Amazon is just handling the shipping. Dewalt issued a flyer/email a few years ago that for warranty reasons and to make sure buying genuine Dewalt products on Amazon the items on Amazon must be shipped AND sold by Amazon (or a handful of other legit sellers). See this link here for another Dewalt item on Walmart, check out the 3 picture that is what Im referring to: www.walmart.com/ip/DEWALT-Drill-Driver-Set-80-Piece-DW2587/666008820

Glad you liked it! I will do a follow up on the fluid level check as it's a straightforward process.

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Things I would check first are trying a different battery as a bad/low battery will do this exact thing (assuming you already did). Next would be the hose/Shrader valve to verify there is no restriction. If the compressor turns on, then off could be as simple as something blocking the hose. Good luck, if it doesn't work contact Dewalt hopefully you are still in the warranty window.

Yea you're right, the cases are slightly different if you look at close up. It's a very small difference tho.

You're right that is best practice to keep safe, however sometimes depending on the application you need to hold the material with your other hand.

Yea these brackets are not one of Dewalts better items that's for sure!

Glad to hear you like the screwgun!

Yea I know what you mean, some of the items did increase quite a bit in price while others are still the same price.

I agree for the price its hard to beat!