@@TheLicorice3 Hi we haven’t purchased products from Parts Geek so we can’t give an honest opinion. We can only recommend to do your research and based on what you have said about the welds that does bring awareness to the quality control on replacement parts. Hope there’s a warranty offered for products purchased from there.

@@isaiahjames9535 need to install the H4 Adaptor first onto the headlight housing and mount onto retainer clip. Then slide actual H4 bulb into rubber dust cap and push bulb into the H4 Adaptor that is mounted and twist bulb to secure the light into place.

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Hi thanks for watching our video. Honestly it could be various issues since it’s a much older vehicle and OEM parts have reached its point to being replaced. But the amazing thing about European cars is that they LAST that long.(My recent replacement part on the Mercedes E320 was the OEM radiator). Anyhow does your car start and drive and then shuts off intermittently while driving? If that’s the case its your alternator. Another starting issue I encountered was from an 07 Honda Civic where it took a few months for the actual replacement starter to give out so from that experience that I dealt with perhaps your starter is going bad as well. It can also be a defective fuel pump, perhaps check your wiring connections to make sure you placed the wires back correctly on the fuel pump as well as the fuel pump hoses and the orientation if it was put back correctly. Also make sure you purchased the correct sensor because the older model is different than the newer model. The current issue that I have yet to fix on our E320 is that the car is now on “Slave Mode” meaning it is now stuck on first gear and needs the “conductor plate”by the transmission I believe that’s the name of the part that needs to be replaced but would require the vehicle to be on a lift or jacked up in order to get to it which I would take part in that replacement when I have time which I would love to do a video on that and share with you guys my experience. Sorry for the long response. Hope this helps.

​@@Firm400 No problem thank you for responding so fast!! I have definitely heard that they are very reliable machines which helps me sleep at night lol!! And a couple years ago when i did get it to run with a new fuel pump the car drove and idled fine, I even turned the car off and on to see if the problem was actually fixed and at the time it was. I have a brand new alternator that I haven't installed yet due to the fact that the car started with the what I think is the original alternator. And as goes for the starter I haven't replaced that yet and it could be a bad case of a bad starter as you mentioned. What i'm thinking right now though is either a faulty starter or a bad cps. When I installed the fuel pump years back everything was in the correct orientation so I know i'm good there. And I saw that the sensors were different so i'm getting a brand new OEM Bosch sensor for the E420. And I have heard of the conductor plate needing to be replaced I wish you the best and luck with getting that done, is it possible it can be done without a lift and around how many miles do they go bad? I know you mentioned it having to being jacked up so if it can be done without a lift that's always a win. Also if you have time feel free to check out my YT channel where I document the process of me rebuilding my E420. The channel Is @MBE420 i'd appreciate it!! Also thank you again!!

@ Congrats on acquiring the E420. Just subscribed to your channel. Keep up with the vlogs! We all can learn from one another!

@ Thank you!! I appreciate the support and the subscribe!! The problem I think is the fuel pump, I tested it in my recent upload and it didn’t even run unfortunately so I’m going to get a new fuel pump and that should do the trick!!

@@rubenangulo8467 Hey Ruben thanks for watching our video. Hope it was helpful. The ac compressor on our vehicle is working fine however if you’re looking to check to see if yours is bad, there’s a video by RB the Mechanic showing you how to see if your ac compressor is good or bad. I will provide the link below this comment. Now if your power steering pump is bad you can obviously tell when you are steering your vehicle and the whining noise starts to sound off. Also a dead giveaway is when your are low on power steering fluid and there’s leaking fluid where it’s located underneath by the front passenger side wheel. I believe the rubber seals on the power steering pump go bad and leaks the fluid and the power steering pump on our vehicle is due to for a replacement because we are experiencing these issues at the moment and will do a replacement video when we have the time. Hope this info helps and thanks again for watching our video.

@@rubenangulo8467 here’s the ac compressor video test: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZjRm62JaKiUZ7csi=fdyLlBxpQQU0c9RJ

@@Firm400 thank you so much , yeah the sound my car makes it a wining sound when I turn it on or accelerate and that’s whether the ac is on or off so so far it looks like it’s the pump

@ ya it’s the pump for sure. I’m having the same issue with mines. For temporary fix filling it up with power steering fluid due to it leaking does keep the sound down a bit. However sound will come back when fluid is low and I just haven’t had the time at the moment to replace it.

@@Firm400 yes Im fixing it this weekend

@@richardswaim1910 Glad it was helpful! Much appreciated 🙏🏼

@@ericalynn4016 I honestly would recommend you have someone familiar with the vehicle’s electrical systems to check that out.

@@jeremyhildman9540 glad it was helpful! 🙏🏽

Glad this video was helpful! 🙏🏼

@@ShrimpGumbo1 no additional hardware was needed. The installation went smooth and customer was happy with the led upgrade.

Good to hear you got it fixed! 🙌🏻👏🏻

@ yes thank you

@@ScottH1130 no canbus issues were mentioned from the customer since this install

@@integra_gang Thanks for taking the time to watch our content. We’re glad it was helpful! 🙏🏻

@ I can say the same, thanks for making videos to help other people. Keep it up!

Not at all. Only time it would drain your battery is if you would leave the headlights(stock halogen or aftermarket led bulbs) lights on for a long period of time without starting your vehicle. Other than that you shouldn’t have any issues at all.

@@adventurous5659 would have to drill them out if you can’t remove them but I would highly recommend you have a reputable mechanic to look at it and remove it for you.

@@cbase85 it’s not possible because the process to install aftermarket led lights for this vehicle you would be limited with space to mount the led bulb with the headlight H4 bulb retainer clip. The H4 LED cooling fan will limit your ability to mount the bulb with the clips and at the same time the actual rubber dust cap I believe needed to be installed as well therefore we had to remove the headlight assembly, take the H4 3-notch LED clip off and install that first and the rest of the installation steps you see in this video is how they were installed. If you happen to install them yourself without removing the headlight or happen to come across another KZbin contributor that has shared that method we would love to see and learn from that method as well. This method was actually recommended by the actual owner of this vehicle and we helped with this install. Thank for your insight and watching our video!

@@Cichlidtherapy11 no it won’t fit. The grill assembly on the Coupe bumper is different from the Sedan model

It was our first time replacing the starter and yes it was a quite a challenge not only replacing it but also filming it to share on our channel!

Me too, I’m going to attempt to remove replace the knuckle the control arm and the strut at the same time.

Hey Andrew. This was a customer’s car and we helped with the install during the day. Unfortunately we aren’t able to get the beam pattern but if we do get the chance for another car we will let you know and would possibly include it in another video.

@@davidhenriquez9562 Hey David. Thanks for watching our video and for the question. So from my past experience, how you would know if the cylinder is bad is obviously if it’s leaking brake fluid from the wheel as well as a routine brake fluid fill up are major signs. Bad brake shoes is usually when you do hear and feel grinding noise coming from the brakes as well as while applying the brakes you would have to “pump” the brake pedal additionally to stop your vehicle. Common sense is if you’re having a struggle when braking then obviously your brakes need to be changed. We do recommend you consult with a reputable experienced mechanic to look at your car and see what other issues you may have with your vehicle.