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Thank thank you for the video it help me a whole bunch I'm not used to working on Fords greatly appreciated

What a helpful video man , thank you so much . Seriously!

What do you do about brake fluid pressure when you are pressing the piston back in? Or is there any? First time doing brakes on my cruze coming up

The crankshaft sprocket at the bottom won’t turn all the way on my sonic. Any suggestions?

Thank you.

This was a big help. We just did the front and rear and the toughest part was removing the bracket bolts. The GM service folks thought that if tight is good then tighter is better.

Thank you

What is the filter called

Great video

THE WHOLE CLUSTERS TURNS OFF AND ON, I THOUGHT THE TURNS SIGNAL WOULD FIX IT BECAUSE THE SIGNAL WEREN'T WORKING EITHER, DO I NEED A NEW CLUSTER?

Good tutorial, thanks. If you are reusing the timing belt tensioner (like I did) do yourself a BIG favor and make use of the retainer pin that comes with the cam lock kit- it will make belt installation MUCH easier! Same goes for the serpentine belt. Also, a 3/4" 12 point socket fits perfectly on the serpentine belt tensioner.

The only thing I suggest would be to spray the rotor with brake clean first before installing. (Oh and torque specs as well)

Excellent & explicit explanation without jargon.Even a novice without mechanical knowledge can perform such operation Thank U Sir.

Is it the Same for the 1.7l 110hp?

Thanks genius

What is the torque spec on oil pan screws?

My son pulled the grenade pin out of the spring loaded tensioner and I can’t get it back in, do I need to get a new one?

This is the best video I have seen yet on the rear brake replacement for a Cruze. Mine need replacing badly (this week job) and for what they charge for all 4 wheels brake job (around $1000 in Canada) I am looking at $240 for parts which is a bargain.

Awsome Video keep on going

You might want to edit the ‘uh’s out of your subtitles lol, makes it harder to read/parse

I use a 5in1 to push the calipers back

I’m no mechanic but I think that’s an alternator

Way to build suspense... Without looking, how many stars are there in this "Hunda" car logo?

i have nissan sentra 1.6 can i use spark plug for 1.8 ?

это генератор какой нахуй турбочарджер

Subaru with honda engine

Honda?

auto mora biti na zemlji za viditi luft na letvi.

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Thank you! Keep the videos up❤

The springs that come with the expensive pads, do you normally use them on the front breaks as well as the rear? Or do you use them at all?

We need @Venjent on that engine start remix! 🔥 😂

I have a 2017 Kia forte lx. The right tire doesn’t spin at all in the air. I am also getting a high pitched noise when turning right or breaking

Ive had new rear break pads fitted and they squeak when I’m driving when i break it stops, any ideas pls

Thank you

Kia filter on a Nissan. First time i've seen that. Pretty sure they cross reference.

A well explained video.

My timing belt stripped teeth off, how bad gonna be for me? Are the valves screwed?

Great job & tips!!

Nicely done! That was very helpful to me. Thank you.

You can definitely tell it's a European design... Lol

Brilliant simply brilliant - fantastic 🧰😀. G. Chartered Engineer near London UK.

What’s a good 12 point socket set?

What if you don't hve a heat source. Let's be realistic here you got your click for a view next😢

Thanks for the awesome video. I do have question regarding tightening the water pump pulley bolts to 15ft-lb torque as per specification. I couldn't hold it in any way to tighten properly. Any ideas. My cruze is 1.6L with same water pump

or just put the car in the air and use a stethoscope with it in gear

A thicker oil could cause the engine to fail the oiling parts and the motor are designed for a specific weight of engine oil and if you put too thick of an oil in it, it’s not gonna travel in the port as fast and it could ruin your engine

wish I would have read the comments first I just snapped the bolts for the idler pulley and he doesn't give the part number for the bolts like he said.

Always use the viscosity recommended. DO NOT take advice from this video.

Carbon in the ring lands could allow excess oil past the rings.