looks a good field repair *🥸fully viewed🤖Au🦘☑thumbs up👍👍*

I changed the battery today and it still have the same problem

Excellent. Straight and to the point!

Very interesting to see how much you guys get there. All the best.

Very important, thanks for showing us how in the video.

I just purchased a Wood Chipper with this engine. You are the only one I can find who verified the thread size to add a drain valve to mine. I'm going with a 12 x 1.5 to 1/8"NPT female adapter and a 90 deg. elbow with a ball valve and tube fitting. Thank you!

You just saved my life! Thank you so so so much!!

Bro…just needed to do this! I would’ve lost my job…thank u!!

Thanks so much! My Highlander 2017 calls for 2016 battery. But it didn’t work & the 2032 does.

Thank you helped me so much this morning!!!

another useful modification mate *thumbs up👍Au💯full view always*

Maybe not with the engine running if thats a bad idea. Perhaps the pump wouldn't pump as fast as the oil would deplete possibly causing bubbles or foam? Maybe attempt with engine off 👌

Thanks for doing this video! Shows me it's easy enough to do myself cause I do notice the hydraulics slow down on my machine when ran on high in about an hour! Some notes I wanted to add to your build to make it just that much better, 1. The spin on filter is small, I ordered the longest filter I could find. Extra oil capacity for cheap and also longer change intervals? I think it was 14$ so not an expensive upgrade. 2. You can buy a 3 way barb connection with shut off valves. Install 2 before the oil pump for easy fast oil flushes! First 3 way (3way with 2 valves) will be the drain line. The barb to the engine block is open. The barb towards the pump has a valve and the third barb is the drain barb also with a valve. Second 3 way is after the first of course. The open barb is facing the previous 3way and the other barbs have the valves. One to the pump and 1 will have a hose long enough to reach your new oil container.. this way you can run the engine with the input line directly pulling fresh oil through your radiators and through the block. The drain line drains into a spare used oil container. When the oil shows it's clean your flush is done! Second 3 way is before your pre oil pump filter

Good 💡 idea Ccp PLA China will steal your idea .

Thank you for the superb video instructions. Definitely did it within 15 min. Saved me so much $ and time bro

I would really like to know how your picking up engine oil

Omg thank you for doing this video. I have a lot of gum! Yikes

You saved my evening! I was stranded at work for 30 mins before I found this video. Thank you!🙌🏽

Excellent attachments! We like your demonstration!

Like the work you have to do with this piece of equipment.

Super good way to reuse.

Great views up above, good to see the clouds. Great trip!

Great way to show us how to do the installing.

Literally needed to hookup a remote wire to my amp thanks so much couldn’t find another spot didn’t wanna have to splice any cables 💯💯 thank you!!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have a 2019 and my brake switch is positioned differently, but it absolutely worked💪🏾

Thank you for this video

I’m not sure if the 2020 Sentra has the same switches but it definitely has the same issues. My niece drove over 1000 miles to our place a couple weeks ago. Somewhere along the way someone told her that her twilight was out. I went out to the car with her and told her to turn the lights on. Sure enough only one twilight was on. I told her to press the brake pedal, nothing! The third brake light worked but the two in the tail lights didn’t. A 4 year old car and if this is the switch issue, she’s past her warranty for a faulty switch ( I know bulbs, brake pads, tires, wipers etc aren’t covered ) so this is on her. I’ve never had a tail light, or signal light burn out within the first 5 or 6 years so if 3 bulbs in the rear taillights burned out that’s pretty sad. I’ve never had a switch malfunction but then I’ve only ever owned one Nissan an early 80s Stanza. By the number of KZbin videos and Nissan Forum comments, this is a very common Nissan problem. This is also a safety hazard as brake lights come in pretty handy in avoiding being hit from behind.

thats interesting mate good work *🥸fully viewed🤖Au🦘☑thumbs up👍👍*

😯watevr wrx.. I 1dr if(probly not gonna try it) but I do 1dr if - someone just flopd a 1-2” industrial stikr on both sides - poked a tiny hole, & fed a zip tie through one of those - if it, at about 5 cents & 5 seconds cost/time, might last for 5 years?🤔

Use a little screwdriver and pull the handle (not the top) towards you and the cover will come off without breaking it

Exactly what I needed! THANK YOU

Just used this to PERFECTION! THANK YOU!!!❤

Mine pauses. I try to crank. It doesn't. By the time I opened the door to do this, foot off break and it cranked on its on. Like 4 to 5 seconds. Ordering switches today

Ima try this in my xim apex

Very important maintenance tips and grease points.

Thanks

good practice to look after your excavator and greasing it keep in good working order *thumbs up👍Au💯full view always😎have a cool weekend🔆*

Full watch and interesting Gary

To cool I am in the process of getting a drone for future shots.👍 3 Gary

Excellent video!

I don’t see the link for the carburetor

Wow, very exciting, you live in an awesome State. I went skiing at Vail and Beaver Creek a long time ago. Like the shade of purple and the planes going by in time lapse. Big Thumbs UP!!

Good information on the mini excavator. Thanks for sharing, enjoy seeing you with this brand new grown up toy. All the best.

Would you happen to know if this part is compatible with 2011 Nissan Murano SL?

Wonder who it is now? good filming and catch.

Good catch, very interesting, I'm always looking up for stuff.

Little spring dropped out as well as the push button, please help! Thanks

hmm good capture big brother watching spying who knows *🌞have a cool weekend🔆👍like☑full view✅🥸Au🦘*

Great way to show us how to do it, liked.

What about a 2015 juke? American model