GOOD JOB! THAT GIVES US A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THINGS ARE COMPOSED. NOW, IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO RECYCLE ALL THOSE COMPONENTS SO THEY CAN BE REUSED.
Very interesting about the steering angle sensor. I never knew there was such a thing until I had a dash warning light come on in my Chrysler 300. I didn't feel like paying some dealership $100 an hour to figure out what was wrong and turn it off so I went online and learned that by turning the steering wheel all the way right, then all the way left, and doing that twice, that would turn off the light. Sure enough it worked. That particular warning light can come on when the battery is discharged which is what happened to my car. Who knew that? Anyway that's the first I knew there was a steering angle sensor in the steering wheel.
These videos are amazing and are exactly the reason I love YT! Having such easy access to such a high level of knowledge is incredible and you deliver it excellently. Thanks for sharing and keep up the awesome work!
Looking forward to the stability control system video. My Toyota 86 has several types of chassis electronics and it's the first car I've driven with them. It's been absolutely fascinating to learn how each changes the limit feel and handling of the car on track.
@@speedkar99 I always wished I could figure out something cool to make from the bag material. Seems pretty tough/specialized/expensive, but not absorbent enough for -underwear- shop rags...
Security Torx fasteners can often be removed with a normal Torx, taking care to keep the face of the bit square to the screw head. Alternatively, you can sometimes break off the "weird dot" with a flathead to get full engagement, like I used to on DeWalt battery packs before I got the proper Security Torx bits (which are only like $12 at Home De Pot).
The thing you're calling "tumbler" is the plug (or core), "tabs" are tumblers (more specifically, wafers) and the "little bumps" are cuts. Still love ya, tho.
speedkar99 good question.... maybe you take it apart like you do then get the explosive charge and put it in a ziplock then in a tank or pool for an underwater boom boom
@@speedkar99 how about blowing the airbag while dropping an egg from a distance towards the airbag to see if the airbag would observe the impact or the egg would scatter immediately so you can make an airbag omelette
@@speedkar99 There's channel CommunityCollegePhilidelphia that deploy a an airbag off two stools in their Care Corner:Airbags video. No to bad. Bag flies out of the top of the frame. That could be a source for ideas.
This gives me so much anxiety knowing how a simple steering wheel has all that technology that can fail, but rarely does. Genius tho how people engineered all this.
I didn't find any help with the horn wiring. Where that wire comes out from the center of steering column shaft at the engine bay gor the horns ? How does it not get twisted around the column ??
True story: Once upon a time, I owned an unreliable 1988 Chevy Beretta. The turn signal lever literally broke in half with normal use. Never owned another GM product after that.
THANKYOU! I think no one else explain steering coloumn in such details. Now im a bit curious, those spiral ribbon like thing inside the clockspring in this video are making really familiar noise just like on my '11 nissan xtrail steering wheel whenever i rotate it. What are those ribbons function exactly? Is it only to limit steering rotation? Or is it also acts as a wire for electronic signal/current? Im just wondering what will happen if that ribbon on my steering coloumn goes bad. Tia
I'm not sure ,but it sounds like I don't need the plastic on the outside of the column . That I should be able to still drive without it untill I get it replace
For us in Canada it's $1 on sale for either at grocery stores. The wife uses OralB and the rest of my family uses Colgate, so you can easily identify who I stole them from 😁
How can you know it to very small details like that ? And you talk to fast, I have to set play back speed at 0.75 but still hard to follow. 😂 I don't understand much about car but still like the video 😂
So I actually have a genuine question. After you take apart the whole car and you have all of these old useless parts sitting around, what do you do with all of them after you're done? I'm just wondering because I have a junk car that I would absolutely love to take apart and dissect everything, but I'm not sure what I should do with everything once it's apart.
My steering wheel is making a winding sound when I turn it like a spring getting sprung. Is that just the clock spring wearing out? Is it dangerous? Thanks good vid.
These videos are inspiring, I like your snappy delivery, your attention to detail, the careful video editing and audio, and your humour.
Thanks for your feedback, short and to the point is my style, though this video is far from short
GOOD JOB! THAT GIVES US A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THINGS ARE COMPOSED. NOW, IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO RECYCLE ALL THOSE COMPONENTS SO THEY CAN BE REUSED.
Best channel in explaining components
Thanks. What more would you like to see?
Who needs the "proper" tool when you have a "special" tool? :D
Love my grinder
@@speedkar99 You brush your teeth with a grinder!!!?
Very interesting about the steering angle sensor. I never knew there was such a thing until I had a dash warning light come on in my Chrysler 300. I didn't feel like paying some dealership $100 an hour to figure out what was wrong and turn it off so I went online and learned that by turning the steering wheel all the way right, then all the way left, and doing that twice, that would turn off the light. Sure enough it worked. That particular warning light can come on when the battery is discharged which is what happened to my car. Who knew that? Anyway that's the first I knew there was a steering angle sensor in the steering wheel.
Yeah I'll dive into that sensor a bit more when I tackle stability control systems
These videos are amazing and are exactly the reason I love YT! Having such easy access to such a high level of knowledge is incredible and you deliver it excellently. Thanks for sharing and keep up the awesome work!
Glad you appreciate my work. Thanks
I enjoy your videos. You know your stuff for sure. Hard to believe how complicated the simplest things on a car are. Thank you !
Thanks. It's sure is interesting to see how things work that we take for granted so often
I do not own a car and i have thoroughly enjoyed all of your videos. Could watch this all day. Good stuff, brother.
"Very carefully..." Bbbbbsssssssss jajajajajajja u made ma day, ma friend greetings from Perú and happy new year 😁😁😁
Just zip it right off!!
In most vehicles that I know of...the ignition lock cylinder is designed to be removed (pulled out) only with the key in the accessory position.
Good idea, I should have tried that next time.
@@speedkar99 Really do enjoy your videos which show great understanding of engineering principles/concepts.
Thanks
Frictional clampping forces? First time I heard that. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I meant clamping force created by the friction between the threads.
Man i love the way he rocks that toothbrush..i respect u fellow man keep up the good work
Respect
Great Video keep them coming best car guy on RUclips!!!!!!
Aww thanks 😊
7:42 Best tool in action.
Love my grinder
He actually made it dirtier lol
Happy new year bro, Thanks for those awesome videos u posted here on 2019.
Thanks same to you!
Looking forward to the stability control system video.
My Toyota 86 has several types of chassis electronics and it's the first car I've driven with them. It's been absolutely fascinating to learn how each changes the limit feel and handling of the car on track.
It sure is!
Good thing you have a brother. Good video.
It comes in handy sometimes
Now i have an idea how to fix my turn signal:)👍 nice
Awesome, go fix it... hopefully you don't need to use an angle grinder haha
as always very inspiring and educative videos. Thank you Regards
you know what? you should have over million subscribers. you did great. i hope your channel grows faster. good luck and allah ywaffigak ya ammy 🙏
Thanks for the wishes. Would be great to have a larger outreach. Please share with your network too
Dear speedkar99: I believe you have shown us the explosion of an airbag before, haven't you! High quality show as always, thank you sir.
Yes I have. I want a different experiment
@@speedkar99 I always wished I could figure out something cool to make from the bag material. Seems pretty tough/specialized/expensive, but not absorbent enough for -underwear- shop rags...
Thank you, awesome.
You are welcome
Security Torx fasteners can often be removed with a normal Torx, taking care to keep the face of the bit square to the screw head.
Alternatively, you can sometimes break off the "weird dot" with a flathead to get full engagement, like I used to on DeWalt battery packs before I got the proper Security Torx bits (which are only like $12 at Home De Pot).
Good tip. I didn't even try. My angle grinder was closer at hand than my torx sockets 🤣
@@speedkar99 It's not so bad to grinder on the ground, but it's a PITA in situ, unless you're Super Dave Osborne and it's your latest fire stunt...
Hey man, you have got most kindness brother in the world cos, that he doesn't bit you off even he gets fully naked yaa..
Lol
Thank you Sir for enlightenment
You are welcome
You forget to point out the 3 star nuts with the springs and the plastic spacers.
I believe that you should add a disclaimer " no tools were harmed, also your brother and his toothbrush"
They have been warned
Love yours special tools.
Thanks!
The thing you're calling "tumbler" is the plug (or core), "tabs" are tumblers (more specifically, wafers) and the "little bumps" are cuts. Still love ya, tho.
Thanks I didn't have the technical terminology for those thingys
@@speedkar99 Not at all, my friend. I've learned 100x as much from your videos. Happy New Year to you and yours.
@@speedkar99 P.S. I know you like technical jargon, which is why I thought I'd share what little I know. There's plenty about locks I don't know! lol
Science experiment!!! Woot woot!!!
Yay! What should I blow up?
speedkar99 good question.... maybe you take it apart like you do then get the explosive charge and put it in a ziplock then in a tank or pool for an underwater boom boom
The best one to explain! Good job!
Thanks!
@@speedkar99 hi man! Would you use fast drying contact cleaner for MAP sensor if MAF cleaner is not available? Thanks!
Very good.
Hey, man, that was my favorite shirt!
Great videos as always brother.
Thanks
For the air bag, can you do both the experiment and the explosion
Give me ideas!
Where should I explode it? What should I measure?
@@speedkar99 how about blowing the airbag while dropping an egg from a distance towards the airbag to see if the airbag would observe the impact or the egg would scatter immediately so you can make an airbag omelette
@@speedkar99 There's channel CommunityCollegePhilidelphia that deploy a an airbag off two stools in their Care Corner:Airbags video. No to bad. Bag flies out of the top of the frame. That could be a source for ideas.
Blow the airbag up of course. In a little science experiment. I'd like to know whether you can use an airbag to lift a car, if you have no jack 😄
I already have a video on lifting car
good work bro but you didn't explain about multi media steering wheel how to works.
Yeah I kinda skipped over steering wheel controls
Give the airbag to your brother. Poor guy has no toothbrush and no shirt. At least he can have a comfy pillow for a fraction of a second.
Haha good one 😉
This gives me so much anxiety knowing how a simple steering wheel has all that technology that can fail, but rarely does. Genius tho how people engineered all this.
Agreed. They don't fail often. And they shouldn't
awsome vids man truly love what you do
Thanks I'm glad you appreciate my efforts
Can you show how a worm gear steering box works? And why do they fail? And how does the power steering pump work?
I have a video on steering pump coming soon.
I don't have a steering box but I have taken apart a few racks on this channel already
@@speedkar99
It's just that I have a '95 Toyota T100 and I know the box is probably ready to be replaced.
I didn't find any help with the horn wiring. Where that wire comes out from the center of steering column shaft at the engine bay gor the horns ? How does it not get twisted around the column ??
True story: Once upon a time, I owned an unreliable 1988 Chevy Beretta. The turn signal lever literally broke in half with normal use. Never owned another GM product after that.
Lol
THANKYOU! I think no one else explain steering coloumn in such details. Now im a bit curious, those spiral ribbon like thing inside the clockspring in this video are making really familiar noise just like on my '11 nissan xtrail steering wheel whenever i rotate it. What are those ribbons function exactly? Is it only to limit steering rotation? Or is it also acts as a wire for electronic signal/current? Im just wondering what will happen if that ribbon on my steering coloumn goes bad. Tia
The clockspring carries electrical signals to your steering wheel controls
@@speedkar99 i see, now im even more curious since my steering wheel is basic one with no button at all.
I'm not sure ,but it sounds like I don't need the plastic on the outside of the column . That I should be able to still drive without it untill I get it replace
Yeah
You should give that air bag to me have to do some expiremt 🤖
Sure let's set something up
Do an experiment with the air bag 12:10
Colgate brand tooth brushes are cheaper than Oral B. Usually under a dollar US. Walmart is your best bet for price.
For us in Canada it's $1 on sale for either at grocery stores. The wife uses OralB and the rest of my family uses Colgate, so you can easily identify who I stole them from 😁
hi, if i take steering wheel out from shaft, do i need mark orientation, or it goes one way..
You must mark it.
Fun fact: Nissinfiniti keys use Ford key cut spacing.
Maybe they source the same tumbler assemblies
@@speedkar99
What make the noise from the steering column when on rough road or pot hole ?
Intermediate steering shaft
How can you know it to very small details like that ? And you talk to fast, I have to set play back speed at 0.75 but still hard to follow. 😂
I don't understand much about car but still like the video 😂
Haha you aren't the first one to set playback speed slower
Great video , as usual ! Do you intend to make a video on your brother range of products , as your preferred cleaning tissues supplier ? :-)
Haha
Where did you get that steering wheel puller ;) ?!
Hammer-freight
Great work! Hey have yo done a video on a manual transmission?
Not yet
Experiment with airbag. No pranks please It could cause some bad injury to someone's back.
Haha good one
Yes give me ideas for the experiment
So I actually have a genuine question. After you take apart the whole car and you have all of these old useless parts sitting around, what do you do with all of them after you're done? I'm just wondering because I have a junk car that I would absolutely love to take apart and dissect everything, but I'm not sure what I should do with everything once it's apart.
Scrap metal
Hope your brother won't notice that his steering system is missing next time he drives his car
He will flinstone it
It seems like that your early job something like bank Robber or what?
Maybe
Had an Oral B add during this video.
Did it really?
speedkar99
Yeah must have been something to with your brothers tooth brush. :)
Wao 👍
Science experiment :)
So what shall we mic with sodium azide?
Hi my freind
Hi
Why does my entire steering column move side to side?
@1:04 :)
Detonate the airbag please.
Just like that? No fun?
New video soon brother?
Today at noon! Stay tuned
Nah! Just throw them away.
Ah common I gotta blow them up
My steering wheel is making a winding sound when I turn it like a spring getting sprung. Is that just the clock spring wearing out? Is it dangerous? Thanks good vid.