Great video. Thanks.

It would have helped if you could better cover removal of the door spring. The door spring is the MOST DIFFICULT piece to remove and re-adjust!

Great job Scotty ! And a very good solution !!!

Hi Scotty, great progress👍🏻just now taking care of the wheels and you are ready for the road, looking forward for seeing you drive te bus🚌🙏🏻🇺🇸,Greetings.Hubertus🇳🇴🇳🇱☮🙏🏻🇺🇸

It’s funny to hear measurements in inches instead of metric.

This kind of video makes me feel happy about the internet. I just pulled my transaxle off of my 1973 bay this week and shipped it off to the folks at the repair shop. I am currently rebuilding my engine, but my eventual goal is to do an ev conversion like yours. I really appreciate your attention to detail about the differences in transaxels between different years. I absolutely love the amount of detail you give in your videos- youhave answered so many questions I had when pulling my transaxle just by going through everything step by step! Love your videos, keep up the great work!

Nice build Do you have plans for this ?

Hi Scotty. The VW is looking great! For future projects with our gelcoat, we recommend using our two part primer, TotalProtect, rather than the one part primer. This could be a reason as to why the gelcoat had some streaks and was rough. If you have any questions about the application process, please give our tech line a call. They would be happy to assist with any questions!

Amazing job Scotty, looks like brand new !!! Great attention to detail !

Great video Scotty, not sure how I missed this one but very informative, like a refrigeration lesson lol. Been a while but I did quite a bit of this in the past. Amazing that Vevor makes all this equipment. Well done !

What did it cost to get the foundation done?

Hi Scotty, Nice work indeed👍🏻,soon you are driving the bus and go camping🌞🇺🇸.Greetings.Hubertus 🇳🇴🇳🇱🙏🏻☮🍀🇺🇸

How much was the paints and other stuff like gel and primer?

lovely work, i hope you will get very successful oneday bro.

Rheem recommended to me not use a pump greater than 1/4 hp (1050 cfm).

Do you have to close off your water softener system when you do the descaling/flush?

Thank you!

you definitely needed z flashing, in time putting a piece of trim is just gonna make it rott faster.

Where did you get your fasteners from? I’m doing a similar project and would like to do the same thing you did. Thank you for this video. It gave me a lot of confidence and it is nice to see the mistakes you made to try to avoid. Great work!!

Was that can of refrigerant with stop leak safe for high voltage electric/hybrid ac compressors? I hope I'm wrong but I think you might have contaminated your ac system and made it conductive, which can cause problems with internal shorts in the high voltage electric compressor , or high voltage isolation issues.

Soft copper tubing for ez bending. That shepherds hook looks real good. Blue loc tight works really well good once you find the leak.

Thanks that's easier than I thought. Generally when cleaning brewery HE, we do a back flush. Wondering about that? TIA

Good explanations

good info. thanks!

Hello! Chevrolet Volt 2017. After trying to recharge the air conditioner, the AC compressor does not start. The GSD2 scanner shows errors P1E00 and P0534. A/C Permission Data: Ambient Air Temperature (Filtered) = 29 °C A/C Low Side Pressure Sensor = 696 kPa A/C High Side Pressure Sensor - from 0 to 14 kPa A/C Compressor Clutch Inhibit Reason: "High Side Pressure Out of Range" What could be the problem? Could the pressure on the low pressure side be around 700 kPa and on the high pressure side 0 kPa? Should the pressure equalize when the air conditioning compressor is turned off? Or not? There is no leak. The sensors are OK. Thanks in advance!

Ingenius!!! Nice video sir!!

Hello this is helpful, btw did you post some plans from your video? I was curious about the details

Absolutely great video can you share the make and model of new power motor

had mine a year now and every week it looses is limits setting have to reset, useless

We’ve had our tankless hot water heater, made by Richmond for a year this month and I don’t think we would ever go back to a tank type water heater. I did the install the only thing I didn’t do was the gas one thing I do recommend is putting a one micron whole house filter that is my biggest recommendation with the tankless water heater have good whole house filtration

Can you show how to clean the air filter in this device?

Thanks bro doggy!

Great video. I just purchased a new power unit last week after I connected all the wiring I tried to get it started but it didn’t work! What would you suggest me to do ! It only make small sounds but nothing is moving, would that be some air in it, will I have to keep it running for few minutes! Or wiring are connected wrong! Any suggestions would be great thank you 🙏🏻

I just have the P25A2 code only nothing else along with it. So just replace the sensor and that will fix it? Says it’s a speed wheel sensor not an ABS sensor. I clear the code and anytime I hit a bump in the road accessibility track and everything pops up when it rains. It comes back as well when I clear the codes.

Thank you! I was able to do it myself. Pretty proud!😂

Very thorough video thanks , mines is still brand new but in a year gonna try this with out the expense of calling a plumber

Nice job Scotty cool bus gnarly awesome I’ve got a 7810 top camper that I’m working on and I’m following you like a like a glove nice day dude have a good one

Hey there great video. Im preparing to start this project on my '69 baywindow. Would you know if there's any difference in the process and parts between the late and early bays?

Nice job Scotty. It all looks good and makes it a bit more unique. If wife approves, thats even better !

i Scotty🇺🇸, Nice work you make great progress👍🏻.well-done.🙏🏻Greetigs.Hubertus🇳🇱🍀🇳🇴☮🙏🏻🇺🇸

I called Kohler warranty about a leak in my tub faucet and they are going to send me another Mixing Valve GP77759 (they sent one in 2016 after original failed after 6 yrs) but they said that they will not send a Pressure Balancer as they said that would not cause leaking? Just wanted your opinion Thanks,

Water is not going to come in from the outside. The heat chamber in the heater is so efficient that it removes most of the heat from the exhaust and because of this the exhaust will condense water inside the pipe as it cools even more on its way outside so this water condensing inside the pipe has to drain back to the heater to the condensate drain. If it becomes trapped in the line it will cause a restriction in the amount of flue gas the heater can discharge causing back pressure which can cause your heater to fault out. And you don’t put screen over the exhaust because in extreme freezing temperatures the moisture in the flue gas can freeze on the screen and restrict the discharge causing the same problem as water trapped in the pipe. These high efficiency heaters have pressure switches that detect proper flow through the exhaust and intake pipes. Just remember only the person who never does anything for themselves will never make a mistake. Keep up the good work!

Hi Scotty! This was super helpful to fix our wolf gourmet that is from 1996. I didn't need to remove the oven door spring as I was able to access the screw by just pushing aside the spring. I took your tip of connceting the ignightor directly to the spark/gas module. This old oven had an extra wire with wire connector. I learned how the ignightor would glow and one has to wait a few extra seconds before the burner goes on. When first testing and if the oven burner didn't turn on, I had switched off the oven thinking that my install wasn't proper.

Thank you for the video. I noticed one of my outer boots is sporadically making a clicking sound - mostly when running in reverse. Turning wheel by hand - no clicks. Turning by motor - sporadically clicking. The boot has no damages. Going to take it apart tomorrow now that I see what it's like inside from your videos. If you happen to know what could cause this, I'd appreciate any advice.

Obviously, you are an engineer! Thanks for the video. I like to learn as much as I can before I dive in to a project. Yes, I am an engineer also. lol

Mine takes longer than 20 seconds to open or close

Plausible, however, no Plumbing code in the United States allows sanitary Tee's to be installed on its side, and you used a pressure fitting and not a DWV fitting. What you did there would've failed inspection, and still might if the house is to be sold. Besides those 2 code violations, (3 if you count not using purple primer), Also, no self employed contractor is going to sell material "at cost", and if I was doing this job, I would've been around half the price quoted. Keep in mind, self employed contractor's aren't "hourly employees", and service Plumbers don't always have 8 billable hours in a day.

With the amount of rust damage on that beam, it might have been better to buy a new front axle beam and all new components. Lots of work to have to take apart again. I’m about to replace the entire beam on mine. Thanks for making the video.

Can i bypass the power cord and run romex directly into the housing?

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