1A Auto instructional videos are great time savers. I recently replaced 2 rear wheel bearing hubs on my 2016 Toyota Highlander with 115K miles. For the most part, the videos are fairly comprehensive and mostly complete for getting the job done. Some small details may be missing, like specific socket sizes or replaced locking axel nuts that they do not sell individually but can be purchased from any local auto supply company. Some of their videos are more informative than others and detail the needed wrench, socket, or specific tools to perform the job properly. Over the past 5 years I have completed 4 projects using these various videos and 1A Auto products with 100 percent success and satisfaction. At a very reasonable price point! I've been wrenching for over 60 years and find these tutorials extremely helpful and valuable for your DIY home mechanic. Great job, 1A Auto team!

I never saw you before and I like you already, love your facility of words explaining things, I owe a 1996 Pontiac Grand Am SE 2 Doors (Coupe) 2.4L and it has the same problem, I live in a State where we had lots of Snow this year of 2025 and don't want to move it like this, I'm going to have to wait until the Snow melts to get it fixed, thanks for your knowledge and explanation, a new friend

You would think there would be an alternative to the rock salt eating away at cars by now. If you live in places that get snow, you might as well just think of your car as a disposible vehicle that you just throw away after 10-15 years.

Thanks great info

on my truck I have a p0443 and both wires checked good, changed solenoid code still persist

Very well made video. Clear explanation & instructions. Thank you 👍🏼

I have one and it has absolutely no problem.At eighty thousand miles , this is postcare

Thank you for these videos

Can you do mine next ?? lol

January 11th, 2025 Watching this at 11:11pm and would perform this test tomorrow morning! Thank you for such an informative and useful video

Bro I'm not a mechanic but this is the best video out there and watching this video I feel that I can tackle this myself safely thank you so much as I don't want to burn in any of my friends

Thanks very help finish m finished my first spark plug replacement on my 2013 Subaru Forester X premium 204798 miles idles and drives better now. Running smooth again . Was not easy in gonna get me a low profile rachet but the extension you recommended and swivel joints helped.

What engine are you talking about?

Lol howd you open the door if its locked?

Thank you !

These videos come in handy, awesome stuff 👌

Just picked up a 1 owner, 2013 1.6L, AWD with 201,000 hwy miles. Fingers crossed... so far, so good!

Thank you so much for this great video. As a young college student learning to be independent, this was great guidance. Hope to see more from yall.

Like your speaking to me 😂🎉❤

Great video. Thanks especially for the procedure to reconnect the battery.

Thanks for the video, just replaced the idler pulley in my 2007 trailblazer LS. The TRQ pulley on 1A is about $20 cheaper than the one at oreilly. It’s also a good time to replace the serpentine belt if it’s getting old. Easy job with an extra set of hands and no more annoying engine whine!

My locks are going crazy repeatedly locking by themselves and I cant unlock them with the switches. Any advice?

2015 Pilot. Good vehicle. 90K miles. VCM muzzler, new drive shaft (aftermarket) in a addition to the usual maintenance items (engine oil and filter, trans oil, diff. oil, rotors, pads.

Great Explanation

So much easier if you leave the ball joint and take the brakes and strut off the knuckle

Best video explaining this!

thank you very good job

Love this video

Why would you remove the whole light to replace the bulbs? they can all be replaced without the hassle, but good info if you want to replace the whole section.

Broo this video saved me at the top of the landfill dump on a day that was pouring down so it was so muddy but this fixed it in about 2 minutes 👏

My dome lights stay barely dim on when they're turned off thinking its a short ive checked and cleaned everything but they still work great just sre dim when off

ARE THOSE BLOWER MOTORS JUNK

Great video 👍

Thanks, I was wondering where the Jack was located.

Best headlight adjustment video I've seen!

loved this video. can you do ones on chevy and Dodge or Ram pickups?

Got a 1999 camry 2.2 4 cyl with 92k miles 🙌. Today I did oil change, new spark plugs, air filter, topped off coolant and it's running like a top. I will keep up with preventative maintenance its now at 97k. Only a little oil seepage left side back of engine. I also have for $3500 1994 GMC Sierra 5.7L v8 garage kept that just hit 200k never given me problems. I will try to keep buying "old vehicle" because they're the best built for 1/3 the price.

thank you as always for great step by step process

Excellent video.

Anyone have the 4.3 engine? (2001?)

I love those Ford 2500s powerstroke with the 7.3 liter

I have a 2009 Honda pilot , it has 135 thousand miles on it and has not had to be worked on yet, I had a timing belt kit and water pump put on. Along with just general maintenance.what a great vehicle.I will keep it till it does or I do first

Cool,,, thanks

Nice work on that.

for the 2019 ford f150 supercrew the metal window track blocks where you would push on the white tab to unlock the window. You must roll the window down and put a flat head to the back side of the regulator and pull to unlatch it rather than push. also there are 4 8mm and the rest are 7mm for the 2019 ford f150 4door. Thanks for all your help though!!

Thank you. You just saved me $95 for road side tire change assistance.

I love your directions. Typo

Just watched the video on the carrier bearing replacement.. Question...after the tech read the pattern, he would have liked it to be a little deeper into the ring gear. If he were to re-shim the pinion, would he have to replace the crush sleeve again? My understanding is, each time the pinion is removed to re-shim until one is satisfied with the pattern, the sleeve must be replaced with a new one. Is my assumption correct? Thanks in advance. Your videos are fantastic! Thanks so much to everyone involved for your great efforts!

just changed my battery for the first time using this video as a guide. thank you!

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