Bra on floor is my fav part 😂

Wow very good job Ron thanks for your time

Hey so I’m having trouble with a 2006 Volvo s40 2.4i and I’m getting p0171 with p420 and the p0171 could be a bad oxygen sensor but it could be MAF sensor as well. What are your thoughts?

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Video Poster Update. This is an UPDATE to question. I will add another video soon of Rear sunroof Drains. But read comment below. Sorry i forgot to mention this in the video. You also have 2 Rear drains as well. Backside of the sunroof. They run down you rear " Oh Shyt Handles " to the rear of the car. I did this video because only my front one's were clogged. So to get to the Rear drains you must take down the rear " Oh Shyt handles " and slightly pull fown the headliner you will see the tubes. Just make sure you are not yanking the headline because you can damage it. Do the same steps as the front drain tubes and you are golden. I will add a video up soon of me doing the rear drain tubes. As another person commented. They have a " Gurgling sound " when turning on the AC or defrotsters. That would be your AC drain line. The AC drain line is UNDER the floor carpet. You must DISCONNECT BATTERY 1ST. Then You must take out your seats Front seats only Driver and Passenger side Seat wiring Harnesses then the carpet to expose the small drain tube for the AC drain line. It has 2 White connectors with a small black hose. Also remember. DO NOT turn the car on with your seats out and unhooked because some Models have Airbags in the seats and you will have a forever airbag light on if you do. If you need to leave the carpet out to dry the carpet you can just rehook the seats back up and drive with NO carpet. But be sure to Disconnect your batter before taking the seats out and only connect the battery once your seats and a seats wiring harness is Reconnected. Your carpet will be fine to be out the car for a few days until it fully dries out and you fix the issue with the AC drain. Remember your floor well can hold over 2 gallons of water in each side of the floor. So even if it is Just the sunroof drains and you want to take the carpet out to get all the water out you can as well. Just remember DISCONNECT BATTERY 1ST... then Disconnect Seat wiring harnesses on Front driver and passenger Frontside. Then take carpet out. For a few days to dry. Use shopVac to get any standing water out. Hope this helps....

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Thanks, but our 2007 S60 looks nothing like this inside. Tube is apparently run inside of the A pillar.

Ok what is that black thing that looks like a turbo drain under the driver seat? That’s wet…

It’s not the sunroof, it’s gurgling when the heater is on! Arrrggg!

I have a 2009 Volvo S40 2.4I with a P0171 I did look at the fuse in that location... which was 20A and it looked fine. I plan on ordering a Sensor.. Some sellers say it is for Upstream or Downstream. A Part Number that I've seen commonly is the 234-4734 - which says it's for my car.. But I find the "Fitment Charts" are very Unreliable. Just curious to know if everything has been working OK, and the Code has not re-appeared?

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Please help! I've been scouring the internet looking for a model similar to mine, I have a 2005 volvo S40 2.4i. Do you know how to remove the MAF sensor? It's so close to the battery, I don't know how to get to it.

That showed me next to zero. Not zero, but next to zero. I'm not nooking for a guy to point and say take that off. That's that off then do the job? I wanna see the job done?

I got lost with the pvc 😿 I was trying to write down what to buy . It looks really good 👍

Nice of you to show us this on your video. So this little piece will keep my car from going into 'd' and 'park'? And replacing this will let it shift? Sorry, I'm not educated at all about any of this and I have been without a car for a week and getting no where.

Thanks for the video, sir! I've done all these steps and the code comes up still. Along with a p0340 code. It's an 07 Pathfinder.

Ron, My Volvo S60 2013 gets water on the back floor, driver's side. Why does that happen and is it really just these 2 tubes to clear out?

Thanks!

I replaced crankshaft position sensor now it starts then shuts off. What to do now

Hi I am Savy I just replaced a crankshaft position sensor A on 2007 Nissan Pathfinder but it still arror cod p335. So what should I do next? Thanks

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Thank you

I have that same code I will replace this sensor thanks I also have the o2 sensor bank one do you know the location of it ?

Thank you, I followed what you said and it solved my problem

Do I need to disconnect battery before changing the sensor?

What about a frontier

Replaced sensor car would not start put back existing one wouldn’t start but then removed neg battery cable put back on started. What did I do wrong

It's like the 2nd time I've changed it in 6 years of owning my pathfinder

Did it turn on after you change it?

From Iraq 🇮🇶 Thanks for your information l have same problem in my nissan 2008 I will try to fix it by myself God bless you

What was the reservoir in the center that you said check it but didn’t mention what it was mine is dry.

Thanks for putting this out there. I have a FIXD to plug into my computer board and got the same code. It's good to see the exact make/model/year as I have to see where exactly it is located. I already replaced my camshaft sensors. This should finish the job. I heard that you need to replace both camshaft sensors typically when you replace the crankshaft senor, so that might be something to know before you start this job. I got the crankshaft sensor for about $25 and the two camshaft sensors were $75/$85 respectively. I got the parts at Autozone. I hope this helps others who are looking to do this repair themselves as well. Thanks for putting up this video. It's good to know where to look once I get the tire and fender skirt off.

I have same problem bro. Thanks. I will try to change the sensor tomorrow

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