ABS, Airbag, TPMS Warning ON! (Safety System REPAIR)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This chevy Malibu came in with very high mileage and several problems. There were several warning lights on and multiple systems were found to be faulty. The anti lock brake systems was found to be faulty due to a rusted and damaged wheel bearing. The wheel speed sensor was unable to detect the tire speed due to a faulty pickup magnet within tone ring. A quick wheel bearing change solved the ABS communication problem. Further inspection found that there were several Airbag system faults and a RECALL was also uncovered. The TPMS light was on due to a faulty sensor in the tires. A tire removal and sensor replacement and reprogram turned of the TPMS warning light and the system began operating as designed. Unfortunately the recall must be performed at the dealer and we were not able to complete all repairs.
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Thanks to Jesse for making the intro and graphic for us to enjoy!!
I know Ray hated the phone at his old shop but I'm glad we have something making noise again that he can doodly doo again to, because I missed it. It was hilarious, especially sad doodly doos....😂
Don’t tell him that you definitely aren’t supposed to own a traffic signal. 😂
I found that crap especially
annoying.
An idiotic reminder of the service writer people stuck on the toilet in the front office...
So did Ray. You could hear thr depression increase in his voice everytime. Almost like the phone represented another chance to be abused by his boss. @@DonaldWells-wk8dc
I was thinking that last night watching some older videos
@@DonaldWells-wk8dc did my comment get removed?
A couple of new additions I've noticed; The sweet puppy and the traffic signal. Lookin' Good Ray. Hope you are dong well. We all missed you.
Love the shop dog! Very satisfying to watch.
I just wondereding if it's Luna shop dog...also if it's potty trained...
Poop on airline hose is bit disgusting....
Wow from fuel injectors to tire boy....self demotion 😊
So nice to see a honest repair shop. My wife had her oil changed at Toyota yesterday and they installed new wipers front and rear plus did a front end alignment after rotating the tires. They stuck her with a bill over $300 and she wasn’t consulted about any of it. The oil and filter are covered under the warranty we bought. I called them up and said the wiper blades were free along with the alignment because of no notification to decide if we wanted their services. The shop foreman and the three owners were in a large argument so I told my wife to just leave without paying the bill. I took it back today and confronted one of the owners who reduced the bill to cost on the wiper blades to $60 which I paid but told the service manager to never pull that trick on my wife again.
WOW! Lauren right off the bat! It's always nice to see Lauren. 😊
Good morning Ray. My dad ran an independent shop back in the 1970’s. I recall the day they got a computer balancing machine. I was 12 and I watched the demonstration the guy put it in. A couple hours later the owner showed up and my dad told this is so easy my son can do it. The owner did not believe him so I showed him how to use. Funny thing is the balancing machine have not changed much in 45 years.
Nice too see Luna make an appearance, she really wanted to sit on your knee in the car. I’ve got to ask what’s with the traffic lights in your shop.Glad you’re feeling better Ray
Just being straight up and honest it is so beautiful how Lauren and Ray are surely a brilliant combination to each other in work, marriage and family life so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍🙏🙏
For the Autel Mx sensors you must first "program" them. this can be off the car before you install them or after. After that you can trigger each sensor in its spot and then "relearn" them to the car. Also, once you get one bad sensor it usually means the battery is bad so you might as well replace them all.
Yeah, tell ‘em!
Never in all the wheel hubs I have changed have I been able to pull one off by hand. I deal with rust & crust like Eric O. does living in the rust belt. Wouldn't even know how to handle working a car of that age without blood, sweat, tears, & lots of cussing!! Keep up the great work Ray 😉
Being from the rust belt I had great big smile come across my face when the bearing started to fall off when the last bolt came out! You lucky dog! Good video ! Or maybe the right rear tire is leaking without the liquid tire fix that the owner used. Love to see the working Mans hands at the very end , I’m with you , not everyone like sweaty gloves!
Cool video. Awesome seeing the new tire tools, new TPMS tools always have a bit of a learning curve as each manufacture does things a bit different. Bonus points for shop dog.
I see GM still can't get their paint to adhere to the primer. What's that been, 30 years? Glad to see Ray and Family are doing good. I see a lot of new tools in the shop. 👍
Summit white. They still use it today, with the same adhesion problem.
Loving the head cam. It's a huge improvement. 🎉
Sorry, its awful, makes me feel sea sick, stick to the original
Hi Ray, glad you're feeling better and able to get back to your routines. A terrific video and marvelous articulation of the details for each procedure. I'm beginning to get the feeling that TPMS sensors are a PITA. Thanks.
Why did we need these, & what's wrong with walk around ?
Now your back Ray I can say this please go to the doctor and don’t wait so long get yourself in good hands earlier so you can post your high quality videos sooner! I’m sure wife unit Lauren is a great nurse and carer but love doesn’t always clear infections. Take care both of you. 👍
Maybe "shop dog" frisbees?😮
Maybe a third channel...like.. 'moments with shop dog in the shop' 😊. Lotta guys would have a cup of coffee in the morning to see it.😮
With a special go pro camera we could follow shop dog walking around in the shop...
Be awesome.
*you’re
@@SeanONeill13 ?
Airbag probably just has winter air in it and needs to be changed "summer air" for the FL humidity 😂😂
It's nice to see someone who knows how to disassemble a tire. I did it for years and was amazed at how many people I started working with who had no idea how to disassemble a tire.
Except where he forgot to deflate the tire prior to popping the bead.. I've seen many tires ruined when they explode from that, dangerous.
Cool new toys, tire machine and balancer. Nice addition. Like everyone else I love the shop dog.
First time seeing the new tire equipment in action. Cool! And giving you the ability to do such things at TPS service. I loved seeing the extended cameo of Lauren/Wife Unit too. The shop dog is so sweet, wanting to see what you were doing. Thanks for including us in today's work.
Tire removal and balancer all you need is an alignment rack and you will be able to get more business but I can imagine how much that stuff cost glad you are back from the dead and expanding your shop usually it takes years before shops grow but you have done it pretty fast when you do great work and have the stuff done right without ripping customers off will keep and get a lot of business 😊
Whew lad.. alignment racks are $50,000.. that's why majority of shops don't have them
@@COBRO98 Actually they are only around $15-20k and pretty much pay for themselves. Plus you can get payment options for something like this.
Camera on head works suprisingly well!
🐕❤❤️❤️ It's the return of shop dog "Luna"! ❤️❤️❤️ 🐕
Hate those A1 calls !!! we get a ton of them!!
Glad to see your trying "New Things" when it comes to Camera mounts and positions (head mounted camera), theres also a body camera harness to lower the camera's focal point at chest height. This body camera has an quick attach point for a camera... I watched this in action on another youtube(tow truck op).. seemed to work well, hands free np.
I love your beautiful canine shop assistant.
yes to more delorean! Good to have you back Ray, Lauren, Dave, Jesuoooos 🎉
I had a 2000 Oldsmobile Alero with the big 4 liter and 5 speed automatic. It had been a program car when I bought it at 27,500 miles...I got rid of it at 217,220 miles; it was still rolling when I retired it. This Chevy reminds me of my Alero. General Motors used to make quality rides...miss those days.
Nice to have y'all back Ray. Always part of my morning, coffee and Ray in the morning makes for a better day.
When I worked for an auto parts store I discovered a clamp that is designed to go on the strut rod to hold the hood or trunklid up so you don't have to use a pole of some sort to hold the lid up. I have found it to be a very handy tool because I don't have to work around the pole holding the lid open.
Nice tire machine. I believe we missed the christening party
Let's go Shop Tire Machine & wheel balancer!! Happy to see the shop growing and you can provide more services to your customers. You deserve the growth!
For those older Chevys, you have to go to the first tpms menu on dash and then lock/unlock. On newer ones, go to tpms pressures and hold checkmark/select button
great to hear / see Ray again. Missed you buddy !
Well Ray good morning 🌄 I am glad you're back and you're healthy and feeling well we have missed you. 😎💜👍👍
Looking forward to the full video in the morning. Wife Unit and an Alien :-) Goodnight from Australia
Prime time in Aus
Do you follow Bad Chad. He has a big following down under
Not yet, about to swing over now and have a look. thanks @@orasmiller1273
You and the wife unit must have a really rock-solid relationship. She tolerates a lot of your goofy-ness. I envy you guys.
I really like my Autel kit. Being a DIY, I have replaced them both manually and by borrowing my brother's Coates tire machine. Nice to see you moving toward a full-sevice shop. You have to program the new generic sensor before you read all 4 for the re-learn. Looks like you figured that out.
No more, "Send them down the street" tire repairs. Good job.
Ray had his car nuts in his hand
glad to see your getting back to normal
Hi Ray i just wanted to say i wish there was a mechanic like you in the uk, i know where i would defo take my car when needed, you go above and beyond for your customers and you are honest, fair, trustworthy and an all round good guy and with that said i wish you and your family the best of luck for the future 👍
I second that. We need a UK version of RRR’s workshop.
We are super happy to see you back, and getting better.
If I'm not mistaken, that vintage car had a recall because the key could pull out of the switch when the motor was running. If someone had a stringer of do dads on the key chin the key could fall out wile driving.
Hi Ray every shop needs a SHOP DOG.😊 Should call him "BRAKES"
Agreed
Doodles😂
Ratchet or Hammer
@@williesmith3664I like *RATCHET!*
Gravity
I’m so glad you’re back and feeling better. I thoroughly enjoy watching all of your videos!
Good to see Ray back to his normal, playful self. Stay healthy.
Surprised you could have recommended a new set of tires/alignment...
also can these areas of wheel sensors affect
driving mode complaints?
...(Awesome video...we nit sure we have any indepwndant shop so well equipped as yours is now...and my hubby been in automotive since 1970...and one of those shops is owned by a fellow '72 classmate of mine...
Our gratitude is beyond words for all the tips, staff helps, and demos how tooz...oodle-le-oozdle-doos!!
Especially w/all the bad weather coming to FLA🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
for you all!!
God Bless you Bro.Ray🙌
AES/LDS FPK GA
I knew the quality inspection manager and head operator at a Timken facility (no names, please). VERY smart guys who know their stuff and took their job seriously. Props to Ray and the owner for choosing a quality product!
As far as I can tell you brought that particular piece of metal back to life, well done!
Thanks for blessing us with our girl being on.
real nice to have you back Ray especially as you are now sounding good and we have really missed you .thanks for the video stay well and stay safe
Tpms a fix for a problem we never had.look at your tires before you drive.
There’s 2 main reasons to have it:
On an agitated life we all have nowadays, it’s easy to forget or not remember to do this, and some people won’t remember/care to check it unless some light blink on the dashboard.
Thank the FEDS. The TREAD act was passed in 2000 and mandated t p m s on all vehicles starting 2007.
love how you treat spam calls! at work they try to keep them on the phone as long as possible !
when there are caught up on things.
Hey Ray in 1977 I worked by Kootenay lake doing log sorting and it was nasty in the winter ....on late shifts we would stop and get a hot rum toddy and I never caught a cold 🥴🤪
I see you have the ability to hear your comments as the video progresses. Impressive! The helmet cam migrated to the side of the head.
can you re edit the "intro" so we get the cheeky grin of you in the DeLorean?
@34:00... I've had issues with aftermarket TPMS sensors. I started buying OEM and using my Snap-On scan tool to do the relearn. You didn't need to buy the Autel TPMS tool. Your Snap-On does it. Also, the TPMS tool works better next to the tire. Just my experience.
The shop dog❤
Funny. That Malibu has the same tires I do. Extra points for the appearance of the puppydog.
Working for my dad I learned how to bubble balance and on the car balance with hunter equipment. Back when 95 percent cars were rear wheel drive.
We've been watching some of your older videos again and it's amazing at how relaxed and how much you enjoy your job now.
woo another gen 7 malibu!! I loved the last video of one you did when you did a brake fluid service on it also wish we got to see the oil change I personally enjoy seeing/watching the fluid changes
Good morning Mr Ray hope y'all have a wonderful day
Ray been a While since I've seen you do a tire , Refresher course !!!
TPMS can be super frustrating, but I for one definitely appreciate knowing a tire is losing pressure or going low while driving!
I'm fine keeping an eye on the tires normally, but frankly I'll skip it at -40 in blowing snow!
We also get a LOT of temperature variance here in Calgary, up to 40-50C temp swings in the space of hours.
Buenos dias ray y familia. Hope you are feeling better. Getting ready to pick up my grandson. Still troubleshooting a po302 on my 2006 Subaru sti. Pita
Pretty sure u should use the cone for the balancing machine on the face side of the rim (with alu ones). The plastic big ring you used is for steel rims. Also watch out with where you start when putting the tyre back on when using tpms sensors. The tyre can break the sensor if it's pulled down/inwards. The last spot to go on the rim should be around where the sensor is.
It is awesome to see how the shop continues to expand and do great work.
Glad to see you back and feeling well, Ray. I really enjoyed this video; especially you showing the new tire/balancing machine. I've never had the opportunity to see one of those in action. Thanks for the reveal and the tutorial on how to use it😊
Original front GM wheel bearing on a 05 LaSabre that lived in MN its entire life.......Bust out the air chisel, MAP gas and extra 13mm sockets. Fun times.
I know you've been dyin' ro show off your new tire work station! 😄 Welcome back from your "sabbatical", Ray!
Cows of bunga Ray! Now I know why it took so long for my mechanic to replace a bad tire pressure sensor! And Luna! Who's a good doggie? Good to have you back Ray. And Lauren is looking more relaxed and unstressed too. So happy for all of you!
Great to have you back at what looks like 100%! Have a great day and a better tomorrow! Fir all your timirrows to come. Also to all of the Rain man family and extended family (extended fam being us, his loyal fans) have a great day and a better tomorrow for all your tomorrow's to come...
Word of the day - plethora. Glad to have you back in operation.
Nice job Ray! After all that work I just watched I need a nap.🛌
Glad you are back! Like always I learn something new. ( Fix a flat gums up tpms ) Have never needed to use it.
Like the head cam, now you can work at FULL SPEED and make the videos shorter with more being done.
More Coffie.
Always enjoy watching your videos. Surprised how people still attach too many items to their key ring and put pressure on their ignition switch when the key is inserted to run the vehicle. Good way to wear down the key and switch. But, again, always enjoy watching you progress with diagnosis of issues. Take it easy.
Ray if you sell a denim collared shirt with a nice logo on it I would buy it. Put a Silverado on it with Rays repairs or something else. This would be cool
"Almost no rust down here .. good!" I'd say, looking at a vehicle with 194K miles and no undercarriage rust is amazing! And that's why I don't need TPMS, what an ordeal!
TPMS - a solution to a problem no one had. PITA.
@@Capesthorn Absolutely! And unfortunately there are a lot more such items on vehicles these days.
A malibu with random colored panels is always a sure sign of someone who listens to rap and spends all day on social media.
The kind of guy who rolls his window down to make sure people see him driving, and hear him listening to music.
A real hero in his own mind.
Why did you just describe yourself
Tell me you are triggered by hearing about yourself without telling me you are triggered by hearing about yourself.
@@GizmettiThe fact that you felt compelled to intercept that and fire back. 😤😅
I seen it before. The kind of guy who thinks making alot of noise in line at valvoline then hitting up the do it yourself car wash counts as a productive day maintaining a vehicle.
These kind of people are children. You're making fun of children.
I hate myself. I, by habits, skipped the intro. I had to go back two times to listen to the masterpiece so good it has gravity
Very good video Ray, I enjoyed this more than the long diesel repair !
When I started the vid I thought, “hey that’s a Malibootay”. Then Ray said it 🤣.
I was laughing a bit when you were having problems with the new TPMS sensor. You have to program the Autel ones at zero psi for future reference. I found that out myself. Replaced all four on my 07 Trailblazer. Glad to see you back Ray!!!
I like how you remove the last bolt holding in the wheel bearing/hub and it about falls right out. You would never see that up here in the northeast.
Hi Ray and Lauren. You guys are awesome
Good video overall but cleaning the rust off a brake rotor right above a brand new wheel bearing that's open? Not good. The new tire mounting and balancing machines are a fine addition. Now where will the alignment machine go?
I'm happy to see the yellow 🛻 parts sign that I sent you and wife unit sign are hinging with care in the shop n office too.i hope your running around 💯 percent 😊😊.
Good to see the tire machines at work. So now you can do even more things on your own, good for you, good for the customers
Big fan....I watch all your videos on my Roku tv, and on every video about 30 seconds after the intro the Roku kicks out of You Tube back to the home screen. Does not happen on videos from other channels. Just yours.
I thank you Ray for showing how the Autel TPMS tool works. I have a Snap on TPMS3 that no longer can be updated and I was considering the Autel. Now I made my decision: NO. I will be watching for a TPMS5 on Ebay.
Great timing Ray , I have a TPMS issue on my Jeep Compass so now know how to tackle it . Greetings from Bonnie Scotland.
Hi Ray, you say you're glad to be back, we , I hope I can speak for everyone that follows you, we are so so glad you're back. We have missed you something rotten. I'm glad that you are well, now stay well and look after yourself, because we won't put up with any more time off. Lol
Glad ur back man awesome video.!!! I have learn more stuff here than in the shop i work in thanks especially on suspension work that u do i have built my confidence to take task like that on my own .
Hi Ray. This is Randy in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Good to see you getting back in to the swing of things. I missed seeing your videos, regaining your health is the most important. P.S: Love the new shop dog. God bless.
Nice to see Ray got new stuff and can do Tires now ... Congrats ..
The best way to fix the tire pressure sensors is to go old school with old style valves and a piece of electrical tape. The sensors are outrageously expensive. The cheap Chinese ones are garbage. I always look at my tires when I approach my car and pay attention to how the car handles.
I believe that junkyard nose corresponds with the pre-tensioner and active restraint deployment codes. The flashing tire warning seems to indicate that one dead TPMS sensor. Intermitten wheel speed sensor is a Malibu thing.
Good Ray Ray, you finally received tire balancer and tire brake changer machine
Love the video Ray love that shop dog yours is so pretty I got three