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@dojodomo4944 Hi, thanks for watching and commenting, it means a lot. What will allow you to easily drain full contents of the oil is to pull the dip stick and remove the oil cap.

@ thanks for response after a lot of research on the forums you do have to remove the oil filter first and oil fill cap to break vacuum seal and drain all oil

@LawOfAttraction-ed2mx hi, thanks for watching and commenting, it means a lot. This is the tape I used, good luck! 3M Super-Strength Molding Tape, 1/2 in x 15 ft, High Strength Double-Sided Adhesive

Thank you Joe 🙏 I appreciate your advice so much

Do holes need to be water proof

@LawOfAttraction-ed2mx you can cover them with duct tape or just rely on the trim tape to provide the water seal .

@herryerry3636 hey, thanks for watching and commenting, it really means a lot. I looked into that swap at one point and the swap to a g3 mobo is not possible.

@joesdiy4260 Any other motherboard available to upgrade to? Not necessarily elitebook one

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting, I personally do not have connections to any parts. If you are in the US, I would suggest you use a website called car-parts.com, I have no affiliation with them, but I have used them in the past to source hard to find parts. it has a network of junk yards all around the US and maybe those yards will ship overseas as well. Thanks again and good luck!

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting, I totally agree with what you stated! Have a great day!

@Motorman3538 thanks for watching and commenting, it means a lot! The pil filter housing is a 24mm and I have a link in the description to the gear wrench set I bought on Amazon. I use them on multiple other vehicles. Take care and good luck!

Will a regular socket work?

@@Motorman3538 you can try, but if you watch the video, you can see the sockets I have are more shallow than a standard socket

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting, it really means a lot. Flood clear can be performed on an auto or manual car, it will not damage anything, hope this helps and good luck!

Hello, thanks for watching and commenting, it really means a lot. I am sorry for responding so late but I personally never use the camera on my laptop so I do not know. I will try to fire up the machine and check the camera unless you have fixed your issue. Thanks and take care!

@kbwitdapoundd4238 that's awesome!! I hope the video helps you out! Thanks for commenting and watching too

Thanks very much for watching and commenting. It means a lot, and I hope you found the video helpful.

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting, it really means a lot. I use the gorilla tape to tape up a hole in the drum. It is still holding up 12yrs later haha

@jericoproducts6261 hey, thanks for watching and commenting, i applied anti seeze. Being in the rust belt (north east US) our rotors like to get rusted onto the wheel bearing hub face, that is the "mounting plate" you referenced. So the next time I perform a brake job, the rotor will just come off without force.

@hn376rar thank you so much for watching and commenting. The best feeling i get from these videos is knowing i have helped someone. The hater comments make me smile haha

@f7730 thank you so much for watching and commenting. I really appreciate and I hope this video helped you

@chrystalneff273 hey, thanks for watching and commenting. The socket is 24mm.

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. Unfortunately, I do not know the answer to your question, all I can tell you is to continue to research, look at i fixit tutorials for high quality images and be very meticulous with your board comparisons.

@jennifergreene1091 hi, thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. If you are using hand tools, sounds like you need more leverage or an impact tool to remove the drain plug. Are you trying to loosen the drain plug that I have shown in the video?

@dasteufelhund are you referring to the brake pad wear sensors? If you are then, unplugging them would get the low brake pad indicator. Two things you could try: 1.You can measure the resistance in the sensors, then buy a resistor and solder wires to each leg of the resistor and then solder those wires to the brake pad wear sensors connector. 2. You can just leave the sensor plugged in and zip tie it somewhere so it will never contact the brake pad.

@@joesdiy4260 I like option 2, so leave it plugged it but take the contact end out and zip tie it away from the pads and duct tape over the warning light on the dash?

@dasteufelhund if the light is on, and you dont want to see it, then you can tape over it OR replace the sensor to not see the light. But zip tying the sensor out of the way is what I would do to move the sensor out of the way.

@@joesdiy4260 MY MAN!

@@dasteufelhund how is this working for you?

@isaacschuit5650 thanks so much for watching and commenting. I hope your install goes well!

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting, it really means a lot. Sadly, I do not know what type of button is used for the middle button. Maybe look up the model number on your button and see if digi key or another retailer has more information listed about the button. Thanks!

@@Bfprojectz hi, sorry to hear that. Did you do the front or back brakes?

@@clwhite626 thank you so much for watching and commenting. You are very welcome, I am so happy that I am able to help people. Take care!

Thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it! The flood clear is not necessary but I like to do it because it will prime the oil filter. You can always pre fill the oil filter but I like this method because you just spin the engine at a max of 250rpm and it will prime the entire oiling system of the engine.

@@joesdiy4260 thanks

Hi there, thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. With the HP 840 G2, the AMD card cannot be removed. The only way to do this, is to swap the motherboard. The repair person most likely uninstalled the GPU drivers and forgot to reinstall them. Also, in my video at 2:20 and 2:21, you can see the AMD graphics chip when I lift the heatsink. It is the bigger chip on the right that is square and green.

@@joesdiy4260 few days ago when I restart it detected but the other day after I opened it, it didn't detect.

@@farazsshaikh I would try to bring it back to the repair person.

Hello, thank you for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. I reviewed the TSB and the TSB you mention applies to 2 wheel drive 460L models. Therefore, this TSB should not apply to this video since this is a 4wd 460L model. But this has me thinking, I should look up TSBs prior to all brake job videos I do in the future, that way, I can present the most relevant information. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, I really appreciate it. I will go ahead and pin this comment to the top for all other viewers. Thanks!

@@joesdiy4260 Great info!!!!

Hello, thank you for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. I hope this video gave you some insight on how to disassemble your mouse and you are able to fix your mouse.

I am very happy to hear that you were able to use this video to fix your car! Thanks for watching and commenting, take care.

@123lolshto I really appreciate that you watched and commented on the video. I really hope it helps you with your project.

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. I believe this would have taken me about 4 hours without youtube filmimg, and I was learning as I was going along. I feel like with my video, and doing this for the first time, someone should be able to finish the job in 2.5 or 3hrs. Let me know how long it takes you when you finish!

@@joesdiy4260 Thank you for the reply. Yeah, I've been debating on doing the job. Where we live it's not really necessary to have the heater in the seat, but for a couple of months it would be nice. I did call the dealer out of curiosity and they were hesitant to do it since none of their techs really had experience doing it and they said it would be like $600, so no thanks. I'll add this project to my never ending list of projects.

@jamesb5863 The dealer cost sounds about right. I also bought the part from some random online retailer and sells genuine Honda OE parts. Ah yes, the list that never stops growing haha I wish you the very best. Take care.

@CharlesGardiner-ft8fs thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it! I have a ryobi 18v 7.5in fan that I use, just stick it on low with a 4ah battery and you can leave it running all day.

@@joesdiy4260 Thanks, ill need more info as i go. i.m picking up a used highlander this wednesday

@@CharlesGardiner-ft8fs that's awesome! I hope you have a great time learning and cooking on it.

You are so very welcome! Thank YOU for watching and commenting, I wish you the best of luck!

Hey, thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate you watching and commenting and I am happy that you found the video helpful. Take care!

Thank you so so much for watching and commenting. I am happy that I was able to help you and God bless you and your family.

Hey, thanks for commenting and watching. I hope you found the video helpful. Take care!

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. To be honest, it sounded great, but sadly the truck was stolen about 1.5yrs ago and it was never recovered. Take care and good luck with your truck!

Hey, sorry for not responding in so long, thank you for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. I added exactly 5qts and that's with the filter. My filter cap was a 24mm

@@joesdiy4260 thank you for your response I appreciate it.

@@mobes329 you are most certainly welcome sir!

Hey, thanks for commenting and watching, I really happy you found the video helpful. Thanks and take care!

Hi, so sorry for commenting late, but thanks for commenting and watching the video, I really do appreciate it.was there not enough detail in the video? Please let me know what the problem was. Thanks!

@@joesdiy4260 perfect video bro nice job

@doncheto17 thank man!

Thank you very much for watching and commenting! I really try to cut out a lot of talking for my videos. Hope the video helped and have a great day!

The same SSD won't fit. As he said, G1 takes the 2242 size M.2 SATA SSD, while G2 takes the 2260 one. Dunno the answer to your 2nd question tho

@@amoh2513 okay Thank you 👍

Hi, thanks for watching and commenting! Amoh2513 has answered the first question. You will have to do some research, but I am pretty sure the ribbon cable is different width, so you need to get a touch screen mobo. PLEASE RESEARCH AND DO NOT TAKE MY WORD.

@@joesdiy4260 This week I am going to replace my mother board and I will Let you know the results. Your video is very helpful. Thank you 👍

@danyaloy I really appreciate those words. It really makes me smile knowing my videos help people

Hi! Thanks for watching and commenting, I really do appreciate it. I will start to include the weight and how many quarts of oil the manufacturer states to put in the engine in my future videos.

You are very welcome! Thank YOU for watching and commenting. Take care!

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it! I honestly don't know the size of the stock tweeters, maybe 1in? I would just look up 2001 silverado stock tweeter size. I am sure there will be lots of results.

Hey, thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it and I hope the video helped you out!

Greetings from Detroit, Michigan! I am super happy that you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers!

Hey! Thanks for watching and commenting. This was one of my first videos I shot, but I am happy that you were able to find this information helpful. Take care!