This is the guy you want to have around if there ever is a zombie apocalypse. Handy, and softly spoken (which is important when there are zombies around).
Thanks for keeping your appliances running as long as possible. Too many people would rather just buy a new vehicle after so many years. Understandable, but it's better if we can maintain what we already have and save ourselves money, the mechanics and manufacturers resources, and the natural environment.
@@ohyeahyeah7410 I'm saying be handy like this will save you a ton of money. Whether you're fixing your car, house, etc. Like the old saying: "Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he'll eat for his lifetime."
@@ohyeahyeah7410 Not really the soldering specifically (even though that’s a great skill), but most technicians would be clueless to this problem and unable to diagnose it unless they have prior experience with the vehicle. If you’ve ever tried to fix a car, you know how expensive it can be to fix red herrings.
I used to work in a plastic injection molding company and we made many many different small car parts including a lot for Tyco. I believe I remember handing some of these black and gray pieces. It's cool seeing some in the wild
I still see so many of this generation accord on the roads here, they’re fantastic cheap runabouts. Very relaxing to hear you get into something a little different from the norm too!
Man Im an auto electrician seeing this video is just like work. We get a good amount of these come in. I've seen some where people completely botch the repair somehow. Made me remember not everyone is stupid. Thank you
While I know nothing about cars my dad used to fix his cars and my husband now does and this was very relaxing to watch. And yes RUclips can be good for learning how to do something. Have a great day and thanks for your vids.
I haven’t even watched this yet but it gets a like. My favorite ASMR videos are of people doing things with fine detail/care and softly spoken. You’re AC contactor video for example.
Must have been so satisfying when the car started up! I've used RUclips to fix all sorts of things... change my alternator, build a work bench, sort out plumbing... it's a great resource.
Using the sharpie as a way to make sure you put the casing on it back together is a really good idea that I hadn’t thought of before! Thanks for sharing!
12,030 views and only 683 likes. Let's get the likes up, guys. Some of us have been watching for years. There's no reason why we can't take half of a second and click a button.
Clean your tip more often and add fresh solder sooner, before original solder liquifies, it will help heat transfer and therefore stress circuit board less. Nice video, btw!
On the Volvo 240, if it doesn’t start, 9 times out of 10, it’s always the fuel pump relay. I should note that lead free solder forms little whiskers over time and it can cause shorts. Lead solder doesn’t do that but due to the toxicity of lead, it’s no longer used.
I have done so much work on my 2001 Honda, nothing terribly intensive, just a bunch of little time consuming things. The most obnoxious one was the brake pedal has a little rubber or plastic disc that presses UP on the brake lights to keep them off, weird design choice. It made my battery die since the brake lights were on over night.
I have experienced that. Most recently on my other Accord. Luckily those are the same rubber disc that steel office door frames use that keep the heavy wooden doors from slamming too hard. Cheap fix. www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-Gray-Door-Silencers-12-Pack-14257/204987756?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&&mtc=Shopping-VF-F_D25H-G-D25H-025_004_BUILDER_HARD-Kwikset-NA-Feed-Smart-2230861-WF-BuildersHardware_PL1&cm_mmc=Shopping-VF-F_D25H-G-D25H-025_004_BUILDER_HARD-Kwikset-NA-Feed-Smart-2230861-WF-BuildersHardware_PL1-71700000084175046-58700007137735846-92700064954154188&gclid=CjwKCAiA8bqOBhANEiwA-sIlN9XPMf7prcgsBNSSJUTXuL0V4qXd-Ih3CPuBUnV4bqALBeI8CQI2WRoCvNMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@IMelkor42 It in fact turned out to be a test of my patience. Went into the transmission to fix what I thought was the problem, (shift solenoids) found out that one of the bands exploded and sent debris into my gears. $120 fix went up to $2500 real quick.
@@RelaxingASMR yeah that’s what I want. I have a single screen which I will still use but for sim racing I will use the VR if i get it. I looks great, feels like you’re in the car.
A few weeks ago I replaced the HVAC "mode door control cam" on a pickup. It's deep under the dash, took me 5 hours of contortions and stress and probably shortened my life 5 years.
Not surprising with this man. If you've watched enough of his videos, you'll notice he has an obvious answer to a job interview question asking, "What's your greatest strength?" Answer: Organizational skills
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This is the guy you want to have around if there ever is a zombie apocalypse. Handy, and softly spoken (which is important when there are zombies around).
I love when you do repair/maintenance videos. I find it relaxing to work on my own stuff, but in a different way.
Yeah or other way usually tends to have a bunch of cuss words
Thanks for keeping your appliances running as long as possible. Too many people would rather just buy a new vehicle after so many years. Understandable, but it's better if we can maintain what we already have and save ourselves money, the mechanics and manufacturers resources, and the natural environment.
Great point!
That vise is incredible. You have the best tools.
Your garage organization would be a cool video, would love a tour of those bins!
Having skills like these are priceless.
Exactly. Appreciated🙌🙌
not really or no one could afford anything that requires soldering
@@ohyeahyeah7410 I'm saying be handy like this will save you a ton of money. Whether you're fixing your car, house, etc. Like the old saying: "Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he'll eat for his lifetime."
@@ohyeahyeah7410 Not really the soldering specifically (even though that’s a great skill), but most technicians would be clueless to this problem and unable to diagnose it unless they have prior experience with the vehicle. If you’ve ever tried to fix a car, you know how expensive it can be to fix red herrings.
How I missed these videos of fixing things or machines in your house, building etc. More of this type of videos please and very happy new year 2022.
It relaxed me very well ... more maintenance videos please ✨
I used to work in a plastic injection molding company and we made many many different small car parts including a lot for Tyco. I believe I remember handing some of these black and gray pieces. It's cool seeing some in the wild
I still see so many of this generation accord on the roads here, they’re fantastic cheap runabouts. Very relaxing to hear you get into something a little different from the norm too!
Agreed!
Gen 6 accord is amazing. 261,000 miles (420200 km) and still kicking without a problem.
Educational, fun, relaxing, and interesting. Many more words could be used to describe your wonderful video. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love the chore videos the best! If you do a cooking one that would be awesome!! Either way keep up the good work!
Man Im an auto electrician seeing this video is just like work. We get a good amount of these come in. I've seen some where people completely botch the repair somehow. Made me remember not everyone is stupid. Thank you
Brings back memories of my 1999 Accord. That thing lasted till about 265,000 miles. Great car!
Right on!
I took a three year course at trade school for this and I think it's so cool you did a video on this. Perfect ASMR!
I wish all car repairs were this simple. And 200k miles, wow!
This might be my favorite asmr video ever.
While I know nothing about cars my dad used to fix his cars and my husband now does and this was very relaxing to watch. And yes RUclips can be good for learning how to do something. Have a great day and thanks for your vids.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for taking a moment to comment:)
I haven’t even watched this yet but it gets a like. My favorite ASMR videos are of people doing things with fine detail/care and softly spoken. You’re AC contactor video for example.
Thank you for this video, learned a lot from you. Wish you and your family a healthy and happy 2022.
Thanks K9, same to you!
I used to have a 98 version of this exact car. Great vehicle.
Wow
Indeed Matthew. Great cars!
Ah the humble relay, how I love thee
Yessss!!!! Solder video!!! My favorite
Gen 6 Accord Gang!!! Sweet!
This was amazing, not only was your voice relaxing, but so was watching some great handy work
Glad you enjoyed it!
More of this for shure this was amazing.
I've missed these types of videos!
Asmr will never die.
Must have been so satisfying when the car started up!
I've used RUclips to fix all sorts of things... change my alternator, build a work bench, sort out plumbing... it's a great resource.
Indeed it is a great resource. Can't imagine how much easier my father's and grandfather's projects could have been if they had YT back then.
Always love learning something new. Great video!
Thank you
I love your videos so much.
Glad you liked them and thanks for taking a moment to let me know:)
You did a nice job and saved yourself some money. Great video, thank you!
Thanks John
You betcha! :)
Very informative, and relaxing! Thank you, Sir!
You are very welcome
awesome video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
You're my favorite channel
Thanks Nick
Using the sharpie as a way to make sure you put the casing on it back together is a really good idea that I hadn’t thought of before! Thanks for sharing!
Nice video relaxing voice
12,030 views and only 683 likes. Let's get the likes up, guys. Some of us have been watching for years. There's no reason why we can't take half of a second and click a button.
Clean your tip more often and add fresh solder sooner, before original solder liquifies, it will help heat transfer and therefore stress circuit board less. Nice video, btw!
Good tip!
On the Volvo 240, if it doesn’t start, 9 times out of 10, it’s always the fuel pump relay.
I should note that lead free solder forms little whiskers over time and it can cause shorts. Lead solder doesn’t do that but due to the toxicity of lead, it’s no longer used.
I have done so much work on my 2001 Honda, nothing terribly intensive, just a bunch of little time consuming things.
The most obnoxious one was the brake pedal has a little rubber or plastic disc that presses UP on the brake lights to keep them off, weird design choice. It made my battery die since the brake lights were on over night.
I have experienced that. Most recently on my other Accord. Luckily those are the same rubber disc that steel office door frames use that keep the heavy wooden doors from slamming too hard. Cheap fix.
www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-Gray-Door-Silencers-12-Pack-14257/204987756?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&&mtc=Shopping-VF-F_D25H-G-D25H-025_004_BUILDER_HARD-Kwikset-NA-Feed-Smart-2230861-WF-BuildersHardware_PL1&cm_mmc=Shopping-VF-F_D25H-G-D25H-025_004_BUILDER_HARD-Kwikset-NA-Feed-Smart-2230861-WF-BuildersHardware_PL1-71700000084175046-58700007137735846-92700064954154188&gclid=CjwKCAiA8bqOBhANEiwA-sIlN9XPMf7prcgsBNSSJUTXuL0V4qXd-Ih3CPuBUnV4bqALBeI8CQI2WRoCvNMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Genius! 100% chance any mechanic would have spent 5 minutes swapping the part out and charged you $500 for the job.
Yea if there a pos mechanic
Hello from AK - funny seeing a pocket ulu in the wild!
Handy little thing. I also have a larger Ulu for the kitchen.
Flux and pre-tinnning the iron helps.
what doesn't this man do?
Great job on the soldering 👍 good info to have in a pinch, or if you don't want to spend an arm and leg on a repair.
Thanks. I hope the video helps someone out by saving them $$$
love this:)
Nice car
I like it too, but a corvette would be nice:)
You tube is where i learned to build by own gaming computer.
Hey I have to repair my MAF sensor plug soon! No solder for me, just heat shrink butt connectors!
Nice!
These cars can run a really long time.
I love you man
Wow!!!!
Chore video!!!!
What kind of knife is that? I really like that
It's an Alaskan Ula knife.
This will sound sad, but you’ve taught me more on this channel than my own dad ever has in 35 years.
Let's teach our younger generations more skills together 🤝
A repair video ❤️❤️❤️
Did it work? I really hope it did this was so entertaining to watch it would be a shame if the work was for nothing
You must not have watched til the end James. It did indeed work and has been working fine ever since:)
@@RelaxingASMR yeh I fell asleep 😅
@18:33 yes it did, thanks you
amazing car bro👌
Yes
What kind of knife is that??
It's an Alaskan Ulu knife
I’m gonna be fixing my car soon. I would attempt an ASMR, but I have to go into the transmission, and I know it’s gonna be a test of my patience.
Automotive
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Regret
@@IMelkor42 yeah that would sum it up perfectly
@@IMelkor42 It in fact turned out to be a test of my patience. Went into the transmission to fix what I thought was the problem, (shift solenoids) found out that one of the bands exploded and sent debris into my gears. $120 fix went up to $2500 real quick.
Hi, how is your son’s sim racing rig doing? Just wondering because I am thinking about getting virtual reality for my rig.
He has new rig and uses VR headset these days. Full immersion is the most important thing for him.
@@RelaxingASMR yeah that’s what I want. I have a single screen which I will still use but for sim racing I will use the VR if i get it. I looks great, feels like you’re in the car.
Crawling under the dash of a vehicle is the worst. 20 years working on cars, and always dread diving under there.
A few weeks ago I replaced the HVAC "mode door control cam" on a pickup. It's deep under the dash, took me 5 hours of contortions and stress and probably shortened my life 5 years.
@@Bloodbain88 sounds like it would've been quicker to take the seat out
@@jsihavealotofplaylists The seat wasn't in the way.
That "ASMR" plug you fixed was an easy fix.😴
Yes, the mysterious "ASMR plugs" only found in Honda Accords:)
Ur car is as old as me!
Shadetree machanic
195k miles? Barely broken in!! 😅
Indeed!
@@RelaxingASMR I have a 98’ Tacoma with 320k miles and runs like a top. The Japanese know a thing or two about building reliable engines!
Hondas are good cars, and man is that clean for being a 2000!
I don't think they are good and I would never buy a Japanese car. Pearl Harbor never forget!!!
@@benwheatcroft9849 yea, you know, you're right, screw hondas!
@@benwheatcroft9849 Most Honda’s sold in the states are made here.
@@johnwilliamhein the parts are not made here and all the profit goes back to Japan.
Not surprising with this man. If you've watched enough of his videos, you'll notice he has an obvious answer to a job interview question asking, "What's your greatest strength?"
Answer: Organizational skills
I'd just buy the parts and replace them myself, not paying $200 for a five minute job
You are the father figure we never had. My father ABANDONED ME on Christmas morning when I was 14 years old.
Cool
@@Thecheeseman420 no not cool, more like freezing cold
Sorry if that's true
You deserve it.
Be a better man than that! We raise these future generations together as a society 🤝
I drive an accord to.
wow great
Good car those Accords! I've had six of them.
@@RelaxingASMR 6!? That's good going. Did all of them get to 200k miles?
Of course you do this within days of Ivan speak of the devil.
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