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Nice garage! 👏🏻

3D print that thing!

do you still have to do the moisten with wood walls before spray insulation?

I don't even own a Honda Ridgeline, but I still watched this entire video because of your soothing voice and clear instructions. Now... how did you fit those giant paws inside the door?!

I see you mostly finished the garage congrats 🎉. You should make a standalone video about it how long it took you to make it and future plans with it then you could clue your audience in on what kind of car projects you have and what you want to do with them on the channel. i watch all of your content and im looking forward for more content you could make that video almost raw with minimal editing and your subscribers would love that

Should have taken your heating blanket wrap to raider the temp and put all of that in a yeti or similar beer cooler.

Your application technique is the best I've seen. Looks like you did a really nice job. Got a question for you, where did you start with the adjustment on your gun? About how many turns out? Thank you

I'm having trouble getting plastic header off...I unscrewed everything

Nice video !!

Appreciate this vid a LOT. $10 tube of silicone vs hundreds for the HVAC guy; sign me up!

Thanks bro you make excellent video but why they make for very little space?

My 07 has the hydraulic tensioner.?

Thank you for the video.

Can this repair be done to an older model Amanda unit? Mine is from 1995

Hi, thanks for the video! what brand and type of cv axle you used for replacement?

Before taking handle apart just try squiring wd40 lubricant in lock. Mine had ceased a bit and that freed it up and was fine after 😊

Hi, do you know if can's from can from different brand of spray foam will fit on that gun. Thanks

Looks easy enough. Unfortunately I don't' have all the tools nor a good place to work on it. i live in an apartment. Guess I have little choice than to let the local garage do it for $600.

Does the Front End need realignment after the suspension has been loosened as shown here?

Great job installing the head gaskets! I have the same engine but with horizontal shaft, what are the indications that the head gaskets are blown. I feel like my engine is overheating a bit, sometimes I hear backfiring and popping. Thanks!

Perfect video thank you

Very informative! Thank you

Amazing guide man!! thank you for helping me fix up my pilot

Thx! Very good video.

Well just wasted $250 for what. I started as a contractor in 1993 and have sprayed tons of projects. This stuff is no different just doesn't cover as stated. 12 cans in a 10x10 foot wall didn't give me even 2 inches. Waste of time and $$$. Sad I wanted it to work and the crevice holes will probably be an issue now. Won't buy it again

Damn..........how did you change the O Rings................I don't envy you.........working on a Fit myself........sigh..........Z

I was able to source an actual gasket replacement. Thoughts on silicone method vs actual gasket?

When is the next video we need some more content 😄

Just curious if the coils tested fine then why the test drive? If the issue had disappeared what would that tell you?

Sir, can you remove the radiator fan from the engine through the same space that you removed the air conditioning fan? Thanks

Why you do not show how you replace that joints?🤔

It was fun to see you out there and to shoot photos of you.

This is a great video. Good idea drilling the access hole to remove the allens on the expansion valve. Unfortunately, a critical error was made on the installation. Whan an A/C system is opned to the atmosphere oxygen is introduced into the system. It is critical that the system be placed into a vacuum to remove the moisture now trapped inside the system. Without pulling a vacuum, the refrigerant charge is automatically filled with moisture when the system is charged up. I would suggest using a vacuum pump and attach a micron gauge to ensure a deep vacuum has been reached before charging the system. Appreciate the video. It is very helpful with bolt locations and other useful tips.

Does your lower pipe that is connected to the expansion valve towards you have any sweats or condensation. Mine seems too and i want to know if that is normal.

Amazing

@AdamsWrenchTherapy I enjoyed your video, learned a lot. The inside of yours looks a little different than mine. Looks like mine is leaking from the above of where you were replacing your gasket, it’s that piece that was taped on and Sits on top of the unit in the back left corner. If I could figure out how to add a picture, I would, but I can’t lol. Any idea what it could be? It is literally flooded my closet and into my dining room and entryway ruined my hardwoods.

Really good video, thanks!

Thanks didn't that was used like that

No Amana furnace for me .. if their current models still do this.

You went thru a lot. All we do is break the ball joint use a compact to crack axel nut lose and bang the axel once. Axel came right out. Using a breaker bar is harder work when u have a impact

Were did u get your parts and part numbers for your value cover bolts

Fantastic video! Life saver

Adam your video was spot on and made the process so much quicker. Well done sir!!!

This is a great video. I have a 2008 Honda crv that throws out cold air when it starts and after a while it starts blowing out hot air. Could the expansion valve be the problem?

Thanks for the video I'm getting ready to do my 06. Did you use aftermarket or OEM I'm trying to decide which way to go.

Certainly does have a receiver dryer out on condenser. Expansion valves aren't filters at all

Apparently this happens a lot with these Briggs engines. Im sick and tired of small gas engines and am going to look at electric. Cost of maintenance is just too high.

Did you pag lube your o rings

One more fail safe I would add: modify the cover at the bottom interior by building up a small ridge of epoxy putty close to the flange. If you notice, the flange is designed with an downward curve where water will always collect. With an interior ridge any future water build up is forced toward the drain hole.

Great video.