Well, I’m truly sorry for your loss. I’ll bet you miss your brother….

This engine is I don’t know why people insist on trying to prove other people. They don’t even know wrong. No of course it’s not identical, but the work is identical 🙄

Merry Christmas to you too and have a happy New Year

You’re probably better off just replacing the steering column entirely. It’s only about $75-$100 for a used one.

No, you don’t whiny baby you use a smaller socket …. But it ain’t my fault your lug nuts were crapped to begin with, but I’m glad that I was able to make you feel better . You gotta take your problems out on other people you got real serious problems.

Well, thank you very very much people often get annoyed by my humor but in all honesty, I’ve been doing KZbin videos for about seven years now full-time all the stuff that I know is kind of boring to me so whenever you’re watching one of my videos that actually is helpful, which I have quite a few I usually add in humor, but most people are trying to fix their stuff so they really don’t wanna hear it … but that’s why it’s called the Clay Way…. Because it’s not your way it’s my way. Welcome to the channel extremely happy to have you thank you so much for the comment. I greatly appreciate it. Put a big smile on my face and I hope you enjoy.

Wow, what a great compliment John thank you so much, brother . I know that I’ve struggled with these brake lines several several times personally and they can be well enough to make you wanna throw a screwdriver at your wife when she didn’t even have anything to do with it…. Needless to say, I’m glad some of the tips and advice helped. Ultimately, these fine threaded brake lines are just one of them things you have to be very patient not get yourself worked up

Well, because if you had like bad gas or you had something that kinda got stuck and then you reset the codes that particular solenoid or sensor is functioning correctly, but eventually will go out because it was defective, but that’s why the light would turn off and stay off for quite some time. I don’t think that’s reason enough to go and replace the component that said was bad but it does give you an idea of what’s happening and what could eventually happen I hope that explanation Ron makes sense . If you ever need anything, feel free to ask me I’ll certainly try to answer if I see them. Welcome to the channel very happy to have kind folks like you God bless. Have a great day.

Well, I don’t know what you did wrong, but you definitely did something wrong more than likely. I think it was probably because you switched the black box. The original ignition the original box needs to stay with the original Key

Well, I’m sorry that happened to you especially on Christmas and yeah, people are scumbags But at least the video shows you a relatively simple affordable repair next time we’ll just be able to pull the plug and they won’t have to drill a hole in your gas tank

Well, I’d also like to thank you John for taking the time to write that. I really appreciate it. Welcome to the channel. Very happy to have good folks like you here. My content can be hit or miss but I always give it a fair goal and I try to make a few folks laugh every now and then…

I have.

Fram 4967 theyre verry common acually

You will have to reach out to me on Facebook send me a DM over on Clay‘s AC and Auto Repair Or email me However, I would highly recommend you watching the video. I tell you the information of how to get a hold of me at the end but there’s other information that I need so inform yourself if you’re truly serious about purchasing them. You can also email me at [email protected]

Well, what do you expect to learn through a 30 second video? Bad examples…… I made a longer video, but nobody watches longer videos until the shorter videos. Tell them stupid crap that they don’t understand because they’re not explained.

I really don’t think there’s anything wrong with it, but that certainly will not hurt so thank you very much. I appreciate it.

Well, you could take it as that’s why we don’t drive our vehicles 15,000 miles in between oil changes, but I was down in Vegas for Seema and I just was so busy through the holidays I should’ve got to it a lot sooner 🤦🏻

I’m definitely not afraid of making mistakes or acknowledging my mistakes. I’m literally adding out a video that while I’m editing it and after I’m all done with that job, I realize all of the mistake mistakes I made, but they cost me about four hours of…. Physical work that was completely unnecessary if I would’ve paid closer attention. After over 35 years of working on automobiles I do realize that complacency is the killer of all men…. Meaning I’ve been doing it so long and think things are a certain way. Sometimes my mind is not willing to accept that. Maybe things aren’t the way that I thought they were. ….

That’s interesting. I don’t know if that’s what happened but it’s an interesting thought.

Vacuum? 😅

That’s also an interesting thought. I was kind of thinking maybe because it was mounted on the front of the engine but I know I’ve changed these oil filter filters in the past not on this particular van and it’s been a number of years since I’ve done it but it just seemed extremely strange to me and I was hoping Toyota mechanic would see it and say no they always do that…… no such luck yet but very interesting

@sharpcarco have you crossed reference the filter part number?

Wait I just caught what you said 😨 you had it for 15,000 miles on? Lol cut it open to see if the filter paper collapsed triggering an open check valve no matter what lol

I will do that….

I agree Something is definitely not right …. I’ve been working on cars for probably 35 years 37, 38. I’ve never had this happen. I will say, though the van does run terrific so 🤷🏻‍♂️

Oil is most likely old and thick enough to not enter. Change the oil completely before driving imo.

​@@MeltedDadman What are you talking about?

Sorry about that. It’s not often that I make that big of mistake but it does happen. I’m only human.