Nice job. Only to be young again!!

You are a hero.

The basic disassembly and reassembly steps were spot-on though we could have used better closeups of the tiny ribbon connectors - and would have liked to see you unscrew at least ONE factory installed screw from start to finish. All 22 of mine were solidly adhered with threadlocker and the garbage Torx driver that came with my kit stripped the head off more than half of the 18 that I was able to extract - I had to drill out the last 4 to get the inner frame off. During reassembly I skipped reinstalling most of the screws and ran a bead of super glue around the perimeter, clamped it until it was fully set and used acetone to remove the excess glue from the front glass. It's almost 2025 and I knew I'd NEVER need to put another battery in that Nexus 6!

You saved my life hmmmmmmm, 😂

Stop installing that hose in summer..24 hr a day

WONDERFUL VIDEO. THANK YOU SO MUCH 💓

Cut the cable and put door back together, now the door won't open! What did I do?

huge thanks, i have been chasing electric gremlin on my busted door motor (till i can afford new door motor (curb side handy for kids)) didn't know about the fuse under hood. thanks.

What is the roof pitch on those attic trusses?

I don’t dry fit.i glue the fittings as I go.

Paul, thank you so much for your excellent video. It's December 2024 and I just changed my rear latch on my Sequoia 2001. This is the 3rd one for that car. This time I bought the all-metal one that you suggested. The process went pretty much as you described. Don't forget to remove the license plate and its screws before starting this process. Yes, the plastic clips were a must as well as the tools to remove/install them. I too found the new plastic clips to be too large in diameter. I used a fine file to reduce the major diameter slightly. They popped in and out with a nice snap after that. For some reason a critical piece of plastic that holds the threaded stud for the key mount broke off. I had to carefully glue it with lots of 5-minute epoxy and a carefully placed clamp. I let it dry for a day, and it held quite firmly. The slot in the new metal door latch was too narrow to accept the existing cable. I had to disassemble, measure the width of the slot and cable with a dial calipers. I used a Dremel grinding wheel to increase the slot width to .205" and the cable went on smoothly after that. Another job done; thanks Paul.

That is illegal plumbing under the floor. It’s an S- Trap you hack.

I just use the string line and and a sledge hammer and level to set post. Move the post at ground level while plumbing. One kicker. One screw to move my post to plumb.

Overdone. You lost me. I'm an Engineer.

as a drywall taper by trade. trust me when i say this, don't do it yourself if you don't know what you are doing. it's expensive for a reason. it's more of an art than the typical construction trade.

Sir, thank you so much for awesome video. My drain thingy was 100% clogged up, you really helped me cleaning it, you rock

As others say one of the best videos on this seal replacement. Another video showed removing the balance weights on the front. Maybe to give a little more room. Subscribed!

So are you pouring concrete all around post not under it

Thank you. I will try on mine.

Very helpful video thanks. FYI that knock sensor looks fake (check the packaging and bar code). The barcodes make it easier to spot counterfeits. Beware eBay is full of fake Honda parts.

Man made that a lot harder than it needed to be they could have been a 3 peice truss

Thanks do u happen to know where i can get a replacement bolt for the lick cylinder?? It has no bolt holding it. Had to open the cover to retrieve the cylinder !

I have the same problem but my heat is also hotter on one and colder on the other. Would this fix that issue as well or is that a separate issue ? Help!! Passenger side is the colder side.

Thankyou

What sort of cable is it if I need to get a replacement? Is there anything I should specifically avoid?

I have a 2010 EX, which only has the power sliding doors (no power hatch or nav system). Which fuses would I need to pull for the driver's side door?

is it safe to drive with the knock sensor code?

excellent suggestions! Thank you

I saw a "room in truss" standing upright ready to be swung into place. as it was standing on the ground I thought "what if it was the first floor of a single story home"... no walls just roof no attic... build it over a crawlspace or basement....kind of like the A frame homes you see in the mountains. I am thinking cost savings. you could not build a very big home but i would think a pretty inexpensive one.....

Ngl this was not what i was expecting

Thanks for this very helpful video! Are you still able to pull the trash can out normally without messing up the servo setup? Just wondering how this would work in the event of guests who may not know to tap to activate the trash opening. Thank you!

Thank you for the video. I replaced the usb connector with ease. Saved me money except for the usb printboard.

Does this phone use a sim card?

Great video! Step-by-step, very clear. I didn’t have the specialty pliers so it went slower for me. Other than that, excellent job!

Sometimes after decades of use and some leaking, the pump will get stuck on the motor shaft. If it does, you might have to cut it off (like I did) - not fun.

Can I use this ON a straight talk phone??

Zip code???? I am coming for holidays

Thank you so much! the mechanic was going to charge me $2k for a new unit. All i did was tighten that bolt and the heater worked again! I wasted 3 hours at the mechanic for them to tell me it was the climate control module and your video helped me fix it in 5 seconds!

great idea

Hi, I'm attempting to fix my this phone but the ribbon cable is slightly peeled off from the top of the headphone jack. What glue do I need to affix the ribbon cables? I also have ribbon cables I need to glue that are dangling from the new screen assembly. Thanks.

Hi do you thinks 21degree gun will take 30 degree magazine

Great video. Gave me the confidence to tackle this one. I had some minor differences in the configuration but it was easy to figure out. It took me 2-1/2 hours and putting the rear spring on was the most difficult part. Thank you!

Great video, any idea if this works on a 7’ ceiling for a basement, I’m thinking of cutting the height from maybe 83” down to 73” as well as door but not sure if that will cause an issue

100% of plumbers in America are completely brainless idiots, that's why you have leaks and drips😂😂😂😂

you dolbojob

I wish I had seen your video first , Bought new springs didnt work, cleaned as you described and what do you know! Thank you for making your video!

Great Video. Thanks

Seeing the snow on the ground made me feel so nostalgic as a New Yorker who now lives in Atlanta 🥹❤️ happy holidays

Use an inside cutter.

Excellent video. You make the process look smart, quick and easy. Curious, where does a guy source the anti-freeze solution? Thanks for sharing!