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Scott N
Добавлен 7 июл 2012
October 30, 2023
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Honda Odyssey TPMS programming eBay sensors 2006 2008 2010
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Pilot & Odyssey rear lower control arm bushing remove replacement
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Pilot & Odyssey rear lower control arm bushing remove replacement
TW200 Shift Shaft Replacement
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Replace remove install installation removal of shift shaft on 2006 Yamaha TW200
The problem is the upper worm wheel lining it up with all the pins , I used a marker to line the gears on the lower and drivers on the big notches ! But setting the upper dial pins on that upper clock type wheel there must be a certain procedure ? I am getting code B1443 history after replacing this one and the defrost face and floor is not working properly ? Any procedure instructions on upper flap dial pin positions ??
Destroy... lol yep I did too.
Yep!! Had to disconnect every damn thing... Toyota is crafty... but it takes time to get it all undone.
I have the same issue in my 2014 Highlander and I'm going to try this myself. I was hoping to find a video like this that would give you the DIY way to do it. Thanks!
So you basically yakked alot but never actually changed it. Got it.
Sorry dude, but your install looks lame. Wiring is all exposed / turn signals stick out / looks cheap.
Where did you get the bushing? I can’t find it
www.amazon.com/FEBEST-HAB-037-Rear-Control-Bushing/dp/B00HAPPOGS
Which parts of the assembly failing would lead to a lot of lateral/in & out play in the shift shaft towards stator side? Id guess the torsion spring, or a bent collar, or even the arms themselves and the stopper could be bent or failed ....ugh. any thought? I can pull my shift shaft almost a half inch back and forth, the circlip is in and so is everything else, was not dissassemblrd.
thankyou for your time it helped my a lot,
How do you like the street tire on front and knob on back? I've thought about doing the same.
Just take the light bulb out on the cluster box and not worry about it monitor the air from human instincts at safe 32-35 PSI and save money.
This worked for my 2015 Odyssey. Tpms light went kind of crazy with an audible alarm until I drove it for about 1 minute and now all is good
Thank you for posting this. I have a 2014 RDX and was told that the passenger side rear wheel is not adjustable, and I need to replace subframe, upper and lower control arms together. They told me that is because the bolt is no longer adjustable. After watching this, I realized that they can fix it by just replacing the lower control arm, which is a much cheaper solution.
Thank you sir your the best
I'm going to do it , thank so much for sharing this with us
Helpful. Thanks.
Would you know if it’s possible at all to do a gp or reverse shift pattern on the tw200?
sorry, don't know the answer to that, and sold my bike...
How did you retighten the hex bolt on the damper tube when you were reassembling without it just spinning? Did the impacter driver work for tightening as well?
How much oil did you need to use?
eBay sensors still working well in December of 2022 (9 months old)
Thanks for update!!
Any updates or did you get rid of the odyssey?
Still working!
I bought the sensors off Amazon. $80 I have the same tool as you. program no problem. been using the aftermarket sensors for over a year I haven’t had a problem.
You are going to use it and send it back?
He could have gone to an auto parts store and borrowed one. This is the shopping cart litmus test on full display.
thank you very much for this video!
Any other better two way tools then TS508 and comparable price wise?
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This was very helpful-thanks for making this video
I can used for my Infiniti Q50 2015??
i think it looks pretty cool!
You can't go wrong with the Autel TS508. Recently, I did an OBD TPMS relearn on a 2017 Honda Pilot with the TS508. It works, but I have to set the tires to 35 psi to pick them up. Not to mention driving several kilometers on city streets and a highway.
The big gear does come off... ruclips.net/video/3GAQ2RX7J_E/видео.html
I miss my tw, it got totaled a while back and I found a 2008 xt225 that reminds me of it’s skinny older brother
It's looking great! Btw there was an factory made round headlight TW sold in Europe, that looked pretty much the same! It think it was the TW125 made after 2003. Sadly they're not sold any more.
Looks great. Gives it an old school utilitarian look. I would have used ABS plastic for the spacers but other that that ya done good!
Blinkers? That's tech talk.
Hey scott so today my friends honda pilot rear driver side strut broke off. I am trying to figure out if that is connected to the control arm so we know what other part is needed to replace it. The strut broke off and has the place where the bolt is attached to it so any help would be awesome thank you whether or not you help me.
There is no strut in the rear, only the front. The test had a shock and coil spring. The shock mounts to the wheel hub (not the control arm) on the bottom. The spring sits in the LCA. There is a sway bar link the mounts to the LCA also.
@@scottn7694 ah it was the shock but it broke off the part where it connects to the tire. So a strut and lca should do well?
@@emmanuelcastro3757 what year? Sounds like the LCA is fine but you need to replace the knuckle. Part 3 or 4 in this diagram. www.oempartsource.com/v-2008-honda-pilot--ex-l--3-5l-v6-gas/chassis--rear-stabilizer-rear-lower-arm
Hey bro. I have a Honda pilot and I'm having alot if trouble finding the bushing for it. Can u tell me where u found that bushing and maybe a part number. I would GREATLY APPRECIATE IT 🙏 PLEASE
What bushing? For what vehicle?
@@scottn7694 Yes same here. Would you please share the part number/ where you bought the new bushing where the alignment bolt froze into. Everywhere I go appears to sell the lower control arm as an entire assembly. They do not have the bushing sold separately....
@@alexsy408 FEBEST HAB-037
@@scottn7694do the odyssey and the pilot use the same bushing
dude, this video saved me a lot of headache with my xt225. thank you
It weird how I have 2 down votes and one upvote. I guess people expect these videos to be an hour long and show you how to do all the obvious stuff, but not show you the real hard stuff. people are weird
My favorite part is how you didn’t even attempt to talk about something useful, like wiring.
Why didn't you just film the process?
I actually hate those long drawn out videos where I have to watch an hour long video just to get to the good stuff. I was intentional in making this video short and just what you need to know to get the job done properly. I’d you are doing a job like this, you should have the skills to get to this point and use the info I’ve given to help you if you get stuck. Can the rest of you start making more videos like this??? I don’t want to watch your hour long videos!
@@scottn7694 I feel like you left the need to know info out. If you have done shocks before and just wanted to see what the inside looked like before you start, this is probably helpful. My seals where really stuck in there and I had to cut the rubber back under the steel ring so that I could safely put a wide bent screw driver under it and not risk scoring the wall, then a huge amount of force and it finally moved. Some handy tip for that would have been great. I saw somewhere you can put too much oil in and bottom the shock to pop them out (I assume if they seal fairly well still). Other maintenance while it is apart would be cleaning the orifices, and everything else, and checking the condition of the guide bearings, and wobble in the tubes. It is probably worth mentioning to be careful not to lose the copper gasket under the screw in the bottom. I had one come out with the screw and the other did not. Same with that small aluminum guide that centers the inner tube. How do you torque the screw back in? Guessing you just hit it with the impact hoping it gets tight enough? What is the proper amount of oil and how to measure it? I found a decent thread explaining how the factory stated amount doesn't actually cover the rebound ports and that more will be needed, putting it at about 135mm. How to drive the new seal in, as most won't have a driver sized for this. I used pvc pipe and cut a length of 2-3in and then cut a slit lengthwise about 3/8 wide. Then I put a small chamfer on the outside edge, a bit bigger near the slit (When you put it in, the cut portion won't bend to match the bore's curvature, so the extra chamfer helps it not get snagged there). The chamfer keeps it from snagging on the retaining wire groove. Then compress the pcv and slip it into the bore behind the seal, and use a longer section of pipe as a hammer to drive the driver in. It is good to have some lettering on the pipe to see the movement and when it stops.
How long did it take to change out both?
Well, I did a little bit over a few days. If you have everything ready and are trying to win a contest, you could prob do it in 2 hours your first time.
@@scottn7694 thanks for the fast reply! Yeah I want to ride this weekend and would like to get those replaced before but don't want to start the project and take forever. ha! I did realize that you changed the seals and I only bought the new springs. Might as well get the seals before going through that entire process. thanks!
AWESOME Mod! I was noticing how much better Yammy's XT250 looks, compared to the other dual sports on this page (www.yamahamotorsports.com/motorcycle) and I realized it's the round headlight that makes the difference. AWESOME MOD! Thanks for posting such an easy-to-follow, informative video.