Can it be used with gfi outlet

Do we need to change cabin air filter and engine filter the same time?

Thank you for this braddah 🤙🏽 save me some money and I learn something seems pretty easy

Thanks

You got me boy. Ty

🔥🔥🔥 thanks homie great video

anyone have an idea of what the brass part in shown ? Mine is leaking and don’t know what it’s called to replace.

Thanks!

Thanks for the help. The most ridiculous battery placement. Finally got it done.

How did that child not fold hearing that ice cream truck.lol.. 97 van. You just stopped me from destroying my air cleaner. thank you!

Great video brother!

My slide pins just keep rotating!

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Is this the same for 2003 Toyota Sequoia?

You're the best ❤

You shouldn’t have had that hair dryer , you didn’t use it effectively 😢

Nicely done, looks easy enough .. Thanks

Thank you for this!

Thanks!

👍 Figured that was it but the door is a bit stuck. Thanks bro!

That little black and gray gun is cool. looks like it's easy to handle.

I was just curious. I thought we should remove the negative first. By removing the negative cable first eliminates the chance for the positive terminal to throw that spark or arc because the battery is no longer grounded to the car.

Easy Peasy.

How did you find out was the expansion valve? it could be luck of freon or the condenser or evaporator or compressor.

Are all the sites you go to pay sites ? Thx

Hope it works tomorrow!

Can you tell me how my rear vents is blowing hot air but it's cold in the front? What will be the reason?

WAY TOO MUCH TORQUE! 67-72 LB/FT FOR THE CALIPER BOLTS; 25 LB/FT FOR THE SLIDING PINS. YOU'LL SNAP THE HEAD OFF YOUR WAY, THEN YOU'LL BE UP THE CREEK.

Easy Peasy.

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Nice video bro im going to try to do thie later today but is it a 14mm socket or 40? Lol

Why would a antenna stop working?

Thank-you, that location is real frustrating and stupid ✌🏾

What dies an incomplete recall mean when I look this up at the official site for my car?

You might want to check under the hood left side under the wiper you can see the vent tube going to on the bottom that's where it is on my 2006 town & country base model.

Thanks for the video bro..u a lifesaver all them little details make a huge difference.. never thought i can do the wifes brakes in 30 min very grateful

Nice and clear instructions Hector, and congrats on reaching 20,000 SUBSCRIBERS!

I've done two of these racks already you don't need to take the battery in all that out😂 all you have to do is cut a 18 mm wrench in half and it will be short enough to get the lines off

Shoud have used them on the car...would like to see how high on the lowest setting....or if these are even a good choice for a car that is low to the ground.15 inches at the lowest is pretty high....I am curious how high the car would be....is it ridiculously high for a car?.

Easy Peasy.

Thank you , Brother. Always bringing good solid knowledge for those diy young men with kids to save that $$. Dunkin / TimHortons /$tarBucks toast to you.

You are great, awesome. later, after while, crocodile. I have to get a drill like yours, it saves a lot of time, I always use my hands too, so I know the threads are right.

This is the hardest car I have ever seen to change the spark plugs, I will have to follow you one step at a time when doing my tune up, You did a superb job, wonder how much a dealership would charge to do this? I bet too much. thank you so very much.

You should of removed that $200 dollar plus oxygen sensor.

The manifold or throttle body doesn’t have no gasket?

Thank you for both the videos on how to change your rear and front brakes. These videos been such a help. I’m ready to tackling my brakes 😁

When you change brake pads, you need to change the rotor to that rotor. Looks kind of bad so that means your brake pads are out quicker than they’re supposed to be. Because I had mine done. I didn’t do it myself because I didn’t have the proper jack, but the rotors need to be replaced because there are no good and there are warped. I got a feeling yours look warped as well.

Gracias amigo. Por tu ayuda. Thanks my friend for you help. Have a nivel Day

great explaining - very helpful

All I needed to know was where the horn fuse was. Couldn't find a single diagram anywhere that showed it. This was the clearest explanation on the internet. Thank you so much.