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Does anyone know what the part number is for Ford Escape Hybrid? I can't seem to find it anywhere. All major part resellers point me to a cabin filter.

I didn’t realize that u untangle them I leave them in the tree slots and use that way lol Learned two new things from this video Do the bells swing Thought when I had them all lit they would move in the tree stand??

Thank you so much I tried a few brands Seems like a silly video but I love my Xmas bells Thanks again I ordered them now

Hi I’ve seen a couple of your videos and I find them very informative. They’re easy to follow and understand. I have a question for you if I may. I was going to tighten the brass and silver screws on the socket because the lamps not turning on. When I took the sleeve off I found that there were no screws that I could see. They seem to be like in a housing that the cord goes right into. I was wondering what kind of switch that is and can I open it? Thank you Patrick

Thanks for the video. Do you recommend replacing spark plug wires on this vehicle as well?

They dont build them like this anymore!! Spectacular. Like walking into heaven!!

I hope you fired Doug.

Who knew it was that easy to fix? Thanks Daryl!

exactly same as my forester 2008

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I like that you did a price comparison at the end. Unless I need a part same day, I buy all my parts at Rock Auto, saving $$$$$$$ verses buying at local parts stores. I try to support local when I can but the savings from R/A cannot be passed up. These supports at R/A were $12 each compared to the same support for $22 each at O'Reilly. Even with shipping I saved about $15.

What fitting is it?

You’re like my Dad (that’s a compliment), you are a Jack of All Trades. He was at Buick for 50 years.

I bought one of these spotlights today and this thing is VERY bright! Much brighter than my $100 Milwaukee light.

I did this with a GATES K080797 MICRO-V BELT (effective length of 79.62in) and a GATES 38053 pulley

Good Job and Presentation With A Awesome Father/Son Relationship....Kudos Sir I Bow To That....

That is a nice flashlight 🔦👍🏻 Great review Daryl and thanks for the link 😊I’m definitely considering! 1:16

My daughter has one like that, they’re great!

I stayed here in 2000 that place definitely has spirits of children here. It saved my life. I have quite the story. I would love to visit here again. I often wonder what they did with this place.

thank you this is exactly what I needed

Thanks for the video!

Hey there. What code did you get? I have a 2016 and am getting a p2097. Also, oem is best I assume? Thanks.

Thank you Daryl, you are right, spent a few hours on a string of LED X-Mass lights today. Half of the lights do not work. Fuses ok, multi meter shows current all the way through. Good grief!

Can remember our dad taking my brothers and I to the Pontiac mall when it first opened. My dad bought many pairs of shoes for us kids in the Father and Sons shoe store in the mall. It is amazing malls around the country have given way to online shopping. How things have changed. I still live close to where the mall was located. Many acres are left baron after the dismantling of the mall. I am now 70, and when I hired into General Motors Truck and Bus plant at the age of 18, Pontiac was booming, and jobs were plentiful due to all the auto plants going full tilt. Just as the Pontiac Mall faded into oblivion, so did all the auto plants. Before I retired in 2002, I was on brake sitting outside of the old plant 2 building enjoying my coffee, my guess would be around the year 1995, and I was observing the many buildings that were part of the then Pontiac Truck plants. Out of the blue a voice within me spoke these words; in the not-too-distant future everything you see before you will be gone. At the time those words were spoken to me, I could not wrap my head around such a thought. Those words were indeed prophetic, and for whatever reason the Eternal wanted me to know the future of where I worked. Just as I was told, there is nothing left of the once mighty and bustling Bus and Truck facility. Amazing, for sure.

Thank you for posting!

2008 SUPER DUTY F250 5.4L Pulley 231051 Belt 810K6 Same Routing.

Nice temporary fix, temporary being the keyword.

Such a beauty ❤

Daryl- thank you- you make it seem so easy and not as scary to try to fix things. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us. Big thumbs 👍🏻 up. 4:50

My products that I tagged were removed why is that?

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I see you made this video 3years ago and I just started to have that problem with my 2010 Ford Escape and I followed your instructions to the tee and it worked thanks Sir you saved me a lot of money

Thanks

Microphone?

What boxing match was shown here? In the 80’s

I recall there was a Vans skate board and shoe shop in the mall. Love the poster shop too.

So my advice to the DYers is to replace your O2 sensors about every 50,000 miles or so. Don’t wait for a check engine light to come in for an O2 sensor trouble code. Like I said earlier my car is responding better, runs smoother and is getting better mileage.

I wanted to thank you for the video on replacing your O2 sensors. I did not have any engine trouble codes in but with 147,000 miles on the vehicle I decided to replace the sensors. I had trouble with the female connector to the upstream sensor (two plastic inner pieces) were preventing the male to seat properly with the female. I went MOOG sensors instead of the Denso brand and everything works better now. My idle is better the engine runs smoother and I can see my MPG pick up faster

They'll just let fall down around them too.

The fuel supply line from the tank gets hooked up to top of primer bulb?

It is.

My buddies and I would ride our bikes to the lake from Fostoria all the time in the summer. And I was at the roller rink every other weekend just about. It's so sad to see all that stuff closed up.

I want to try it but I won’t have my hopes too high lol. Thanks for the review Daryl! 👍🏻

Raspberry Rumble was my favorite ice cream. Afraid I may never get it again. Was the BEST!

I found one bit of info from this really helpful, which is the idea of cutting the pop up with a dremel to remove the old drain. It's completely stuck and impossible to remove from the bottom without removing the whole pedestal fixture. Cutting from above is a novel solution I haven't seen anywhere else. Wish me luck, and thanks, Daryl.

As most others have said - this piece demonstrates a knack for teaching, thanks. My mechanical experience is w/ dinosaurs. Last years of carbs and still some early years of eletronic ignition. 1987 Civic and 1987 Mazda truck - a few other instances of fuel injection. Alas I am generations out of touch, how did that happen... Apparently I can't get enough of the old school - most recently 1977 BMW R/100, a tinkerer's dream. Am looking at Toyota Camry of this vintage.

Best instructional tutorial I have ever watched or used. Very detailed and accurate!! Thank you!

Thanks much for this video

I seen Bob Seger at the Bar at the Silverbell Ski area in 1967