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Thanks for your comment, there was lots of swearing when trying to put the bracket bolt back. Hence the fast forward😅

Thanks for your question, are the cabinets removable that you can get to the exterior wall to insulate? I have a few options for you but I need to know what would make the most practical sense.

@@HomeownerDIY Yes. I already moved them to get access to the pipes. No insulation on the Pex or the wall really. I would appreciate any advice.

I built a mechanical wall for the laundry I installed. The idea was to not run in an exterior wall because the insulation, poly and drywall. Please check out the link and let me know if this approach would work for you. Laundry box install #3: Part 1(Adding a laundry to an existing drain) ruclips.net/video/Vw2cAc5JuUc/видео.html

Thanks for your question, the bulb 194NA is the same as the chart for the car. I can't get more specific than that, I am not knowledgable enough with cars sorry. Why not just buy the exact same bulb?

​@@HomeownerDIY Oh, I wasn't asking about the model of the bulb itself, sorry for the misunderstanding, if you look for T10 car bulbs you will find replacements of different brands and prices, in my case I don't want to buy exactly the original because I want to change the white LED ones since I don't like the yellow halogen bulbs a bit.

I have never installed an LED bulb for a car. My suggestion is go to a Honda Fit forum, the guys there I am sure will be able to help you since they have experience modding their own cars.

@@HomeownerDIY I have already done conversions to full LED but in the Honda Fit of the next generation 2015 onwards I think my mother has one, I currently drive one like the one you have, it really is not that complicated to change to LED you just need to buy good quality bulbs and for the warnings you need to change a relay or put resistors (nothing complicated) but as I had never done it in this generation I searched on RUclips and that's how some bulbs are changed.

I have never done any kind of mod to a car myself. I would have to research before attempting anything.

Welcome to the community!!😄

Thanks for your comment, feel free to take whatever approach you want.

Thanks for your comment, l used a Milwaukee cordless drill. The bit was a 2 9/16 Lennox self feeding bit.

Thanks for your comment, we normally use B pex because its faster and also will work with A universally. I am assuming its cheaper too😅

Thanks for your question, its a bend. Instead of using 90's swoops/bends are better for flow and the bank account!!

Thanks for your comment, using less fittings is what l was getting at.

Thanks for your comment, ,based on fixture size it would *probably* pass here. Note one thing, I have never failed for waterpipe sizing ever. Drainage yes.

@@HomeownerDIY yup. Nothing to do with code. Just better plumbing.

Thanks for you comment, I don't swoop in cabinets, as you said they look messy. Behind the wall you can make it look neat using clips but there is a limitation of course.

Thanks for you comment, I would of come straight out and offset the vent, the same way as you stated. As for the clean out, we can use a long sweet tee to elinimate the clean out in cast iron, but you cant get long sweep tees in ABS in Canada.

Thanks for you comment, those are AC lines. I also noticed the size of notches they did for plates. Normally I would do 1/4" bigger per side. Its a common hack job to see this type of thing here. Remember all exterior walls are also load bearing so take out just what you need!

Thanks for you comment, most people call it a garbage disposal. Damn Canadians EH?!?!

Thanks for your comment, today, l would say its about $2.50 for the 90 and rings each. Based on what I saw I would guess around $30 in extra fittings. Also keep in mind that 3/4" will cost more.

Thanks for your question,atleast where l am, the flange gets secured to the floor and the lead gets "rolled" over it. Or tapped into place because lead is malleable. Personally, l have never seen lead soldered to brass in any type of situation. It may be different in other places. I think the screws holding the flange to the floor will be the first to rot out so if the lead and flange were soldered together it would have to be sweat appart to replace the flange. Hope that helps.

Thanks for you question, I used bearing grease but if you want to use brake grease here is a link: www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/permatex-24127-silicone-ceramic-brake-lubricant-orange-28-g-0381412p.html?rq=brake+grease Dont worry about the store, but this tube of grease is similiar to the size of travelling toothpaste. I used bearing grease because I already had it but both will work. Hope that helps.

Happy to help!!

Thanks for your comment, we normally say "Garb" but that too Canadian so garberator it is!! I think garbage disposal makes people think they can throw a mattress into it and it will be ground down into nothing haha!

Thanks for your question, since its a different generation, 50/50 if its the same design. Does it look the same?

Thanks for your comment, when it comes to retrofits,you need to work with what you have.

@@HomeownerDIY For sure. Like I said, good job and informative video.

Thanks for your comment, is one marked hot/cold on yours? Its very common to have one of the H/C bodies marked so they dont get installed backwards.

@@HomeownerDIYoh yes, one is hot and other is cold. They’re in the correct hole except my hot handle is turning towards the wall instead of towards the user. It’s not so detailed as to how to position the inside cartridge.

@dianabasmajian3872 So the cold turns toward the spout and the hot turns towards the wall? They both turn clockwise?

Thanks for your question, l would say yes its safe. The manual says nothing about the type of water that can be used so l dont think it would be an issue. I have been doing coolant flushes on this car this car since 2008, never ran into a problem using the method shown.

Thanks for your question, the regular came with my socket set. If youre going to buy a set, buy the tamper proof set only.

Thanks for your question, is the piping original to the house(Metal piping)? Codes have changed over the years. Are there any drainage issues?

Happy to help!!

Thanks for your comment, I will keep that in mind the next time I have to work on the distributor!

Happy to help!!😄

Thanks for your question, it sounds like a dead short. Have you tested the motor?

I’m about to change the circuit switch, let’s see if that will fix the problem, I just ordered so it will take a few weeks and I will get back to you, thank you for the reply

@jaimemoreno3998 Please let me know!

@@HomeownerDIY hello 👋, brother I just changed the switch circuit and still not working, it looks likes is going to work and it just stop running

I haven’t used this table saw at all only a few times and it’s not working

Thanks for your comment, please check out the plumbing playlist, its quite comprehensive!

@@HomeownerDIY I am working on redoing under our kitchen sink. Our dishwasher is connected to our cold water lines… I have no idea why that happened. We also live in a mobile home with well water, so our lines are the grey Poly B throughout. I know we have well water and the connections that I’ve seen are solid, so I don’t have any real concern about other areas of the house. I am more or less just planning to get our dishwasher on our hot line and put a stop valve with a 1/4 compression if we decide to upgrade our fridge in the near future. I am planning to use two of these adapters to tap into the water line coming from under our house, after the stop valve. I am going to use a 1/2 blue and red PEX line from that adapter. I am going to use a turn stop with 1/4 on cold PEX for fridge and turn stop with 3/8 on hot PEX for dishwasher. I also found an adapter to go from PEX to 1/2 female to connect to the faucet. Sorry if this is a confusing message.

@lrodzen The DW was probably crossed by mistake. Is there a hammer arrester(Bumper) on the supply to the DW? If not make sure you install one. I personally would rerun everything in pex. The barb of the fitting is different from poly B and you cant get poly B fittings anymore unless you reuse. If you need any help: Ask away!

Thanks for your comment, which items are showing as not available? They all seem to work on my end. I spent 15 years in construction, from that time I learned to "Steal with my eyes" for alot of things. I paid attention to how others did things. A lot of the time if you asked nicely people would tell you what the code is for what they're doing. I think the single biggest thing for me is the passion to learn how to do other things. One trade will overlap another to a degree. Keep in mind this is overall about 20 years of experience at work. Another way of learning is seeing how things were put together when you take them apart. You just have to make the distinction when you see incorrectly done work as well.

Thanks for your question, in construction we never did use concrete screws. We never failed for it either. You can if you want, but its not needed, atleast not where l am.

Thanks for your comment, l am too poor to use a mic at the moment. As for my enunciation, when l was inside l think l was at 11 hours for my working day. I pushed to get the base and cap sheet done assuming my help was coming the next day. It didnt happen so l did more work than was necessary. Welcome to working for yourself!!

Thanks for your comment, I will keep this in mind next time l need to work on the distributor.

The remarkable thing is l said in the video 3 times, its not a proper fix, l dont have authorization to do a proper fix and youre saying its amateur hour... If l said it 4 times would l have gotten the message across? Oh wait!!! I technicially did say it 4 times because l also wrote it in the description its not a proper fix. The take away from the video is you cant have nails in a valley.

Right

@@HomeownerDIY If I came across that, I would say this whole thing needs to be redone and refused to try and throw a shingle in that valley. that is a joke, that is amateur hour. I would rather not do a job then do it wrong. you do you. I'll say it three times if you'd like.

I would never neeger rig any job like that

@@HomeownerDIY It's not a proper fix, yet that is how you fixed it. I am aware there should not be nails in the valley but you dont fix it by covering it with a shingle.

Thanks for your comment, I agree it should of went under, I think there was a nail holding the flashing down so I couldnt slide under it. I think the area just to the bottom of the upper valley was also lower creating a pocket for water to pool. I guess at the least I could of cut it the shingle back to allow water to flow down. Thanks for your input, I will keep it in mind next time I come a cross something like this.

Thanks for your comment, since l cant see the film till after l finish the job,sometimes l do miss mentioning things. Thanks for pointing it out!!

Being a Honda, it kept going!!😌

@@HomeownerDIY honestly got a $30 one off eBay so hopefully this one last a good 4-5 years as long as I grease it because the last one was caked in dirt and dry as hell🤣

Make sure you spray it with silicone spray! Especially if the car is parked outside. ruclips.net/video/QDUyICh_zIE/видео.html

If you have any questions, please dont hestitate to ask!

Thanks for your question, a post on a Honda Forum says its #29.

@@HomeownerDIY thanks for the answer, but that didn’t seem to be it. The mystery continues…. ;)

Use the process of elimination, go through the 10A fuses one by one. There is nothing on the diagram on my car that says what is what. I have 2 right and 2 left head light fuses....🤨

@@HomeownerDIY yet, that’s a head scratcher. I guess it’s a way for Honda to get you into the shop…. lol

@@a47mlb Those no good nicks!!

Thanks for your comment, apparently l was the only person to figure this out in 10 seconds being on the roof.

I am sorry, what is the question?

he misspoke

Thanks for your question, its an automatic. The cover is the flywheel cover. Feel free to send a pic. The email is under the "About" heading. Does the engine look the same from the top with the hood popped open?

@@HomeownerDIY It appears my last comment was deleted. Weird. Here is the pic I took. I don't think YT like people posting links in comments for I don't know why. zettix.com/taco/IMG_20241009_161323458.jpg

@@HomeownerDIY Hello, I've replied twice with URLs but YT just removes them. I have a pic on my web site, and a pdf of the repair manual. I'll send both links to you, but your email is not in the description.

@@bansheedearg my email is wittlekat@hotmail.com FYI, if you click on "more" for the decription, the email can be found just below "Channel details" Send me a pic and l will what l can do to help you.

I saw the pic that you posted in the comments, can you take another one more zoomed out? Its too tight to see what part of the engine the pic is from.