Hey Tony I have I a question, so I have a D21 1994 as well though there is a problem with the steering wheel, I have tried to put the horn cover back on the steering wheel though it seems to not fit, but it is its original one, can you help me out?

Hey Tony I have I a question, so I have a D21 1994 as well though there is a problem with the steering wheel, I have tried to put the horn cover back on the steering wheel though it seems to not fit, but it is its original one, can you help me out

Done as FBI most wanted ninja.

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Very good thank you so much

Yeah wrestling, lol

At the least please add EXACTLY what model and year you are working on. Even better, research and tell us all of the models / years the replacement handle you bought fits.

Mine keep braking cuz its plastic underneath. Anyone know where can get a metal or stronger

Hopefully in the future flipping flipphones become a competitive sport

Skips over the part where you assemble the handle and setting it with the actuator. That's what I want to see

If you think that those door handles suck you should see the chrome plastic ones that are only good for about a month before they break again

I think that 2nd item is from a construction vehicle.

Thats a beautiful area head i love finding them sick finds plz sub to my channel id be much appreciated thx hh take care an stay safe and happy holidays to you and your family

i swear this is going to be viral by the KZbin algorithm anytime now

That is cool

I’m just looking at one right now and I thought I was poisoned

Can i fix it at home ??

Dump them out into a strainer.

It's that any other simple method ...To fix S9900 cam lens error

It’s roe my dude. But I agree it is unpleasant.

Oh, my God. So much things to disassembly. I just need to clean the lens because has dust in the interior side of lens. It is necessary to disassembly all pieces of camera include the block of lens, right?

Nice video, I watched it because I planned to add an external jack for an external mic. I was very careful in disassembling my Nikon Coolpix S9900, but when reassembled back the camera it did not work well as before been disassembled... I have taken apart and put back together the cam since then several times but each time there is a different issue, I think it is the ribons that are not making a good contact with the connectors, but they are put back very carefully by me. i do not know what else to do, the camera was working well and never had an issue with it before. I have disassembled and fix many laptops and smart phones and several other electronic equipment but I do not know what is happening with my camera... Any suggestions, please?

I've noticed that when they are canned in anything other than water they're higher in sodium.

Do you find those melted or on powder?

I had put a search in for the repair of my '89 Pathfinder door handle and got your video which doesn't list the years that you're replacing on....so yes I now see that your linkage inside the door is different from mine, here's a pic of mine off of ebay image.png See the yellow piece...it has to be fitted around the actuating rod after bending it almost in half, so it acts as a slip-proof connection, then inserted into the hole in the latch handle where the hole is.....it's very difficult to ghet it all lined up but I've done four of them so far and I'm getting better at it every time. The first time this happened to me, I took it to a mechanic and it took him 2 hours to get it right. Thanks for the video anyway it is instructive for those who have that year(whichever year it is) and your reply. If you ever get an '889 PF and need a handle, email me and I'll help you out LOL, Yours Ken M

Fuck outta here

I just saw how many views this video got.....I didn't know there were that many broken door handles out there.....Thanks from all of us!

You appear to have glossed over the most difficult part of the replacement....the actual threading of the mechanism on the car side into the little round hole on the little plastic piece (mine's white, but some are yellow) that is inserted into the door handle part.....I got so frustrated that I took it to an auto shop and it took the professional about an hour to get it back together! Any brilliant ideas about how to make THAT part easier and less frustrating?

Dude, stop molesting the door handles. You can get arrested for that shit. Other than that good stuff.

The whole video worked out great other than the last part of actually removing the door off the frame (it was stuck on the top part). Disconnecting the door clip by clip was fairly easy, but took some extra force to remove the last part at the top. Also, the metal rod that connects to the new handle on the inside of the door was tricky to connect for a second, but I was able to figure it out and connect it in the end. This video was an enormous help. Thanks

Wow great

what software did you use to make it?

Thank you!!!! My daughter dropped mine at Yellowstone and I am having the same exact problem. I’m sure it’s a piece of plastic loose in there because it was working after dropped, for a little bit, then making noise and giving error message. I’ll let you know how the repairs go! I know these repair vids take time and effort so THANK YOU!

thanks! nice video, I was looking for some information to change this f***. It looks difficult but I have to try

Interesting👍I like it

I've been a Nissan Hardbody buff for over 20 years. This is EXACTLY what I needed tp know, Thanks!

Very cool and informative video thank you, it seems similar to a mobius loop but way more complex lol

Is there an app for that on my iphone 8?

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Excelent video, this is really helpfull, I am setting up my laptop to do your method but I was worried about taking it apart. Now I am all set up.

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what's the tool/brand u use here?

I like the strontium Sr flame (red), the copper Cu flame (green), the lithium Li flame (pink), the sodium Na flame (yellow) and the potassium K flame (purple)

' methanol or mineral oil is inside the glass tube

Only works with 3 legs though.

Thanks. I remembered learning something about this in school, but I couldn't remember the details. Now, when you mention "keeping the center of gravity the same," is that the same thing as keeping the weighing points all the same height (i.e., level)? Because, say an item is much heavier at one end than the other. The object's center of gravity will not be near dead center. Assuming all weighing points are the same level, will this method still be accurate if the object's COG is not dead center?

Thnx bro

Very Cool! I can see that it is hard work but those are some beautiful lights! I enjoyed seeing how you made the pattern for sandblasting using tape to make you template. I would like to learn more about how you hang the bottle on the light bulbs. Thanks for the video!

Well done, but I strongly suggest that you wear a dust mask when you are sanding. The glass dust will mess up your lungs really bad and the belt sander makes it airborn. A disposable mask will work, or better yet a rubber 3m mask with changeable filters can be purchased on ebay for around $20 if you plan to do a lot of this.