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@@choepin glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

@H-D33 taking the belt off can help, especially if one of the other pulleys is seized. The plugs shouldnt need to be removed.

​@@MegaMilesBenthanks for your help and reply.

@mohamedelhusseny338 usually the bolt mount location is different. I havent really paid that much attention to if the wiring connection is the same.

@HEROFOREVER thanks for watching!

@am74343 youre the second one to mention music. My shop neighbor must of had his music playing. I personally dont hear it. I keep my stereo off when I video.

@Ian-of9oi theres way to many possibilities for this to be diagnosed on youtube.

@RK-ur3hy glad it could help! Thanks for watching!

@@erniejudah6976 Thanks for watching, neighbor!

@nezzyg2.0 Shes been driving the car for awhile. She did get into an accident so I had to do some bending and had to go back to the original headlight housings for now. Last time I rode with her, it sounded like the downpipe gasket was leaking too so Ill probably get in and replace that. Cars doing great besides those issues however. She absolutely loves it. It turns a lot of heads and she get comments about it at car meets too lol. Ill see if I can talk her in to doing a small video with me possibly.

@@MegaMilesBen would really appreciate that so I could get a feel of how mine would look when finished, thanks again and stay safe.

@@M70ACARRY they do those sales now and then. You can always get good deals there!

@@101Sailorfan I hope it helps. Thanks for watching!

@@andielian7991 thank you :) Thanks for watching!

@BlueRB240 glad it could help for you. Thanks for watching!

@r.a.d.v.8421 thanks for watching!

@@JohnHiggins-f4h hope it helps! Thanks for watching!

@Jim5150jvc my clients provide their own parts. For coils, I personally actually recommend either duralast or dealership. Theyre pricey but less chances of going out. Generic coils dont last very long.

@Floridamarty if youre talking about the one directly behind the cv shaft, thats a spot for a crankshaft holding tool. You can seal that one with thread lock. Theres a couple other things that can leak in that area and make it look like the oil filter housing or oil pressure sensor. Valve Cover Gasket Leak (very common) Power Steering Pump Leak (also common) This one will leak under the pump, on the engine mount, down the backside of the engine and under the lower intake manifold. Camshaft and crankshaft oil seals. Its always best to start with upper leaks when dealing with what looks like lower leaks cause every leak moves down the engine and blows back while driving. I always start with top leaks, pressure wash the engine when Im done and watch for anything new that developes after a couple days of driving.

@roberth7929 not according to Prodemand/Mitchell which is a program designed for automotive shops around the world with a pretty hefty monthly fee. Take it up with them if you feel theyre wrong. No need to be a dick to the guy that takes the time during his jobs, making videos, to try to help you ;) Youre welcome.

Pathetic response. Manufacturer’s torque specifications are not subjective. They’re designed by default to prevent injury, damage, and failure. Stop posting incorrect torque specifications plain and simple.

@roberth7929 again, talk to prodemand/mitchell which is used by probably 75% of all dealers and shops around. Or maybe since youre so great, you should make your own program for us 35+ year mechanics ;) As a matter of fact, since you know it all, why are you even watching videos?

Oh so we’re taking measurements now? Did you get those from your shop rate calculator as well? If so…

@roberth7929 🥱 Nice chatting. Im sorry you had a bad experience with a mechanic somewhere and for some reason want to take that out on me just cause I make videos to help others with diy repairs and to save money. If you knew me or spoke with my clients, I really think youd have a different view. Have a great night and happy new year!

@roberth7929 not according to Prodemand/Mitchell which is a program designed for automotive shops around the world with a pretty hefty monthly fee. Take it up with them if you feel theyre wrong.

Are you sure you titled this video correctly? I don’t think you’re all there bud.

@roberth7929 yea, cause I can see from you watching my video that you have a $200/month program used by a majority of dealers and shops telling you the proper torque specs huh? Youre lucky I cant post pictures here.

@roberth7929 your beef is with prodemand/mitchell, not me 🤷‍♂️

How about this, take some time and look into Honda’s actual wheel lug nut torque specification for a 2015 Honda Odyssey. Or even better, maybe some of your subscribers can do it for you and I bet you’ll be amazed as to the results! 80 ft. Lbs. ended in 2004. Probably when your buddy or public library last renewed their online shop manual subscription.

@roberth7929 not according to Prodemand/Mitchell which is a program designed for automotive shops around the world with a pretty hefty monthly fee. Take it up with them if you feel theyre wrong. As you can clearly see, nothing was stripped out from my work nor prodemands listed torque specs.

Yea buddy, a mechanic as qualified as you did my last axle job. That’s why I’m trying to help you. It’s an aluminum housing and you’re destroying it.

@roberth7929 ok buddy!

@roberth7929 wouldnt be in my own business for over 15 years with repeat clients from different states with 4.8 star reviews on google and 5 star reviews on facebook if I was destroying cars 🤦‍♂️ How about you? Wheres your shop located and how do you help your community on a daily basis?

@@micahobaca Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

@leopeow6177 crankshaft oil seal (front). Any parts store or dealer can get it for you. This one has 5 star reviews... amzn.to/4fFOHXx

@@romanaroun thanks for watching!

@VicMprado most times a rack can be caught at the first signs of leakage where the steering shaft attaches or more common at either end where the inner tie rods attach. Other signs can include but not limited to, noises inside the rack, skipping steering or even complete loss of power steering (you can still steer but it takes a lot of effort).

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@Dan_Turner2001 thanks for watching!

@@Kili-z2c thanks for watching!

@windseathunder 7:01 Same way you took it off.

@BkNailzz you can reuse the old ones as long as theyre not misfiring. Theyre easy to swap so when you get the right ones you can just change them out.

@@MegaMilesBen Yeah I just ordered a pair of new coils cause the ones we have are firing I put the machine on to read the codes it tells me the codes there 7E8 and 7E9 hoping it's cause the coil of

@svmoto8347 this is a clients car. I recommend alignments asap to avoid uneven tire wear.

@doginme1234 theyre phillips screws. A #3 phillips screwdriver head is usually best.

Those are the plug/coil sleeves. They just pull out. The rubber on the coils can expand a little with heat so they sometimes stick. The sleeve might need a new seal under the valve cover and could be the cause of the valve cover gasket leak. You can see the oil build up on that third plug when i pull the plug out. I did let the client know about it.

Thanks for watching!

@@ElijahPaint-x1z Thanks for watching!

@sean9267 you may need link extensions. Ive had others mention that whatever kit they got came with some. Also, sometimes putting the vehicle on the ground will bring it to where it needs to be, I run into that mostly in the rear on a few different lifts and truck brands.

Youre not crazy. Its rear wheel drive.

@wcjcnc the hex driver is great for the little stuff, absolutely. Thanks for watching!

Well, I stopped by Harbor Freight and picked up this tool. It’s freaking perfect for what I needed. Like you said, just enough torque but not too much. Used it all day in my shop. I couldn’t be happier with it. Very small and compact. Perfect for taking carburetors off of lawnmowers, and other small bolts on small engine equipment. Subscribing to your channel. Thanks again!!

@wcjcnc glad you like it. Im really happy with Hercules.

@@Roach305 I really dont know. It was a clients truck. He had it towed out.

@lucasornelas6113 thanks for watching! I really enjoy the set up, it works great. I started making a different filter now though, I still use the mesh but I make it like a sock and stuff it with steel wool and put it in the bucket where the drain goes in. It works really good and catches almost everything, even the really fine stuff. I should maybe make another video showing that, it made a huge difference.

@@MegaMilesBen That sounds great, im going to create a set up just like yours i really like it.

@lucasornelas6113 Ive seen like "clip on" peg boards and "hanging" drawers. Im thinking about adding in some stuff like that and maybe an upper light above the bin.

@@nguathanhtroy Thanks for watching!

@@erniejudah6976 thank you!

@@erniejudah6976 Hope it helps. Thanks for watching!

Got them babies in today and some new ball joints! Appreciate the vid👍🏽

@erniejudah6976 awesome!!

@@anthonycontreras7602 Thank you for watching!

@@frankmarques8292 Thanks for watching!

@punknugget561 Thanks for watching!

@markb3129 the control arms cause that.

@tedross2424 I dont, Im sorry. It was a clients truck. He changed sizes at some point too awhile after.

@@Dronesdelalegrias thank you!

@brianf9323 I believe its a 14mm.

@@henrythoreau3681 thank you!