Just put the ⅜" adapter for regular ⅜" sockets in the large Craftsman ratchet and add as many ⅜" extension (of any length) that you need.

Hope to still see this. At 4:46 That clear filler to the bottom left of the carb. What is that for? No matter how hard I google I can’t find what it is

Awesome video. Thank you.

Right around 2:48 I thought.. This guy has got his instructional game way up. A brilliantly detailed and thorough explanation of all the different components here. Techniques as well. This is probably the 5-6th video I've watched on these particular tools and the rest just fall away. This one gets saved. "Auto Care" playlist.

Awesome great explanation

You can replace the high side port. You don't have to replace the whole thing. And when you replace it you can either get it with the rubber bladder or with a schrader value.

What about fuse??

What about doing this with power window??

Thanks

FYI... it won't always turn as yellow as in this video. I did it and it turned greenish. So be aware. And yes I tested it on the exhaust pipe and got the EXACT same results.

Great video for beginners. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.

Do they have one for Ford escape. Cause I am being told they don't have one long enough to do it?

Since 1/2 inch ratchet can also open smaller nuts, would it be better compared to 1/4 inch ratchet, assuming 1/2 can provide more torque?

Why do you people continue to live in Commifornia?

At 8.52 with what name is it sold? I need one to do bolts on fitting stands for solar panels where there is a tight spot, i.e. the bolts are nestled between a iron tube such that there is snall opening from the top and there is no way to drive the manual wrench key due to the nature of the stand. However there may not be enough space for the ratchet index head to get to the tight spot

The Exhaust tail pipe test is not accurate because gas is a coming out of it tried it on my four wheeler lawnmower and it turned color . In the test and they do not have coolant

Great method to double check the exhaust

Awesome video, you explained everything in detail, plus some. Thanks

What about with a Prius. I feel like it has such a strong pressurization at the reservoir that the bulb won’t allow you to get any exhaust up into it lol

What if it tests ok but you still get a sweet smell from exhaust on start up?

Do you know what shraeder valve core size is for chevy Tahoe 2005?, thanks for your help 🙏🏼👍🏼

Great video thanks

The instructions worked great; I used carriage bolt, flat washer, lock washer, nut, then nylon nut. Should stay in place and be easy enough to pull when I need to replace it.

3 yes later. Did it work out for you?

Just did this today with 12 oz can and a hose. Got my A/C outlet temp down to 36 degrees F which is damn cold!

nice, thanks for the video I though they would be bolt-on, it didn;t think the door changed from 98-11, these look identical.

Great instructions!

The 3-pc set is on sale today at Menards for $9.99

Great video I was able to change mine with no problems keep them coming

I had this on for a little while now want to switch over to pressure treat lumber racks to raise bed height how would you remove this without messing truck up?

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Hey man just wanted to say thanks for this simple and helpful video. I needed my headlight bulb connector changed and I called a couple mechanics and they told me they were weeks out plus it was going to cost over $100 at least to fix. So I looked up videos and found yours. Bought the part for $20. Took my time, and 40 mins later it was fixed and works! Saved me a ton of hassle and time and money. I also know a new skill now. Thanks!

I bought one of these, but when i press the bulb it stays flat. I can't pump it. Any suggestions?

Hey thanks I enjoyed your video question for you though. I have a pack. I believe I can harbor freight one of those, but the batteries fully charged it even reads it on my multimeter, but nothing comes out of the cables. It is missing the charging port USB charger port, but that shouldn’t do anything. Does I still keep it charged just pull it out and put my other little battery charger that I got in charge the battery and keep it charged but I don’t get anything out of the cables.

I used a combustion leak detector that turned yellow. My radiator is leaking from the actual radiator. Can this create a false positive?

this is quite possibly the most thorough instructional (which covers most of the small details which others omit) that i have ever watched. for the average garage mechanic (who only has the short hose/gauge), pay attention to every bit of this video.

If it does turn yellow, how do u know if its the gasket, block or cracked head? My car is spitting coolant out the reservoir and boiling. Plus the oil filler cap has a milkshake looking substance on the bottom.

Does this work for ACURa TL 2004?

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Damn, you paid $80? I came from your review on the HF website and now all 3 are $42. With the ITC discount it's $29.40 for all 3.

Got one in 2013 and it worked great for several years until I partially backed over it with my truck. You talked me into opening this thing up and try to revive it.👍

Blue wire (from battery to relay): This wire typically carries positive current from the battery to the relay. The relay is an electric switch that is activated when it receives an electrical signal. In your case, the blue wire goes to the relay to activate or control a function, such as starting the engine or operating other electrical devices. Black wire (from battery to switch): The black wire usually indicates negative current or ground. In your case, the black wire goes from the battery to the switch, meaning it carries current to the switch used to control electrical devices. White wire (from switch to relay): The white wire typically carries a control signal from the switch to the relay. When the switch is activated, an electrical signal is sent via the white wire to the relay to activate it and allow or prevent current flow to the consumer. Red wire (from relay): If the red wire doesn't go anywhere from the relay, it might be a spare wire or intended for another function that hasn't been implemented. In some installations, a red wire is used as an additional output for current to other electrical devices. Black wire (from relay to ground): This black wire usually serves as ground or the return path for current from the relay to the ground or the negative terminal of the battery. This ensures that the electrical current has a closed loop for return, enabling the proper functioning of the electrical system. Is this correct? Thank you for your answ.

I live in the rust belt. Do they make these things in stainless?

Very good👍👍👍👍❤

Bud.. look lean 👍

Thanks

Little DIY, you mentioned wont hurt. Walmart has Hypertough Exact same flex matte for 30$ as a set!

Clear instruction thank you !!!

Those mirrors are hideous, but so are the stock ones. I much prefer the rounder style.

Just did this job, which I had never done before. Your video was a great help! Thx