Is there any problem with resetting the airbag seat connector and would disconnecting the battery help from doing a reset? Thanks.

Dude, thank you so much for sharing. Amazing editing and slow approach to make it easy to follow and understand! Good things coming your way. Will let you know how this goes on my 2014 Civic.

As a first DIY replacement of of calipers on my 2014 accord, do you think this it's advisable to undertake this job on my own?

Used this video to replace my backup camera in 2016 honda accord sport. Bought the camera on ebay for 12 bucks, works perfect. Thank you!

Great advice I did the repairs in less than 20 minutes thanks your video.

I can’t get the tabs unhinged in the back.

You could also address the improper use of anti-seize on lug nuts.

You the man I was told it was 3 pressure switch/solenoid I replaced it today then still wasn’t working no codes and my fiancee must’ve turned it off by accident now it shifts perfectly and acc is working thanks brother!

You the man I was told it was 3 pressure switch/solenoid I replaced it today then still wasn’t working no codes and my fiancee must’ve turned it off by accident now it shifts perfectly and acc is working thanks brother!

Hmm, I might have to give this a try. I don't have an air hammer or an angle grinder, but I do have a rotary hammer from HF (the 13 amp Bauer one) with chisel bits and a Dremel. Liquid wrench + vice grips + allen key got me 60% of the way there, but with the nut loose the bolt just twists at a weird angle and I can't get enough torque on it to loosen it further (the lip around the bracket doesn't help either, makes it hard to get any tool further than 1/4" onto the nut). Folks in the southwest don't know the pain us rust belt dwellers have to go through...

Thank you for making this. I just passed the smog test because of this. I went to dealership to EGR ready and they ask me to pay $435 to make EGR ready. I refused it and I found your KZbin channel. It really works. Thank you for making this great KZbin channel. Please keep the good work.

Thank you very much for your support

Do you have a video on how to replace the transmission fluid filter on a 2013-1014 Honda Accord CVT transmission? Thanks!

You just save my life bro. I was driving my honda pilot for 20 days but couldn't clear the code. Untill i saw this . No car mechanic told me this except you. All say drive more. Then i started looking online for this EGR code removal and found yours. It saved me from driving all night for 20 days. Thank you so much for this from the bottom of my heart. ❤😂

Hi, Is there still space in-between to add a sound deadener? Around 10mm thick Thank you

Bro thanks soo much tou save me 250 i drive my mdx 2023 for 1000 miles the egr never shutoff i see your video i did the instructions for like 1 minute the egr are programin thanks again

Hacking the algorithm

What did you use to clean off the oil

Super helpful video. Thank you very much!

Thanks brother

Thank you!!!

Great video. What brand is your power ratchet? Also, my parking brake seems to be keeping the rear brakes stuck. The springs are very corroded, do you think new calipers with springs would help solve this?

Helped me solved my issue! Thank you! 🤙🏽

What size washers

does 2014 honda civic have transmission fluid filter ?

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Amen

Thanks to this video I changed the cabin air filter by myself (44F)! Bought a filter online, followed the video (after watching it twice) and successfully installed it, saving me $50 from having it done by the car shop! Thank you!

Thank you so much for the video! Especially the little things, like checking the tabs in the back when putting the cover back on. I bought a filter online and changed it myself, thanks to this video! Saved myself $50!

Thanks blessings

Is this for the euro hatchback or US sedan version?

God bless u

don't you have to burp the cooling system for air bubbles? i'm not sure how necessary it is, but some mechanics i know always do it - i suppose you could just run the car and then refill later in the reservoir instead of 'burping' it and forgetting it

Awsome work man.Whats the brand of those front shocks?

Good tutorial, thanks.

Should use some anti-seize compound to prevent galvanic corrosion. The salt from the roads in winter will cause the dissimilar metals to corrode. A little anti-seize will help prevent any future corrosion.

No beam shots to a wall? Geeze...

Thanks for the info. I inadvertently switched from ACC to regular cruise and by following your clear, concise directions was able to get back to the adaptive cruise that I prefer.

The latch lever cable end came out of my 2002 camry at the dash, I tried and tried to put the cabin cable end back into the latch lever, but I just couldn't do it. Then I saw your video here and realized there was a much better way to do it. Pop the cable end out of the attachment point at the Latch lever in the cabin to give myself MUCH more freedom to maneuver the cylinder end into the latch lever. I'm sure I will be able to pop it back in with as much ease as you showed doing it. Thank you so much Malarkey. I was thinking I was maybe gonna have to replace the cable!

Thank you so much for creating this video. I have been trying to figure this out for the last week. We need more people like you that are able to teach others. Thank you so much.

Your video needs to be zoomed out so we can clearly seee where your working. Duh

Worked for me on my 22 passport trailsport thanks fam

Guess no way to check fluid level ?

I couldn't remove the lower 12mm bolt; it's real tight and just spins the greased pin around. Is there a special tool that will lock that grease pin down. I noticed there is a quasi rectangular end for gripping on the grease pin.

This was extremely helpful. Clear explanations and good camera work

Thank you for making this informative video.

Thanks man!!! And god, I love how easy this car is to work on

What’s the size on the bolts you use for the stand

I got this and some sockets that were supposed to be for it but they wouldn't fit over the squared chuck. They were also 1/2 inch but none of them fit.

Thank you