Yes but it depends upon whether it went bad with the brake engaged or disengaged. It it went bad with the brake disengaged, the. You can drive the vehicle normally but will not have a parking brake on that side. If it goes bad with the parking brake engaged, then the car will not move. You’d need to remove the actuator and manually (with a socket wrench and Allen socket) release the parking brake in order to drive the car.

Yes. You can use the MyQ app, HomeLink garage door openers and wall buttons. The Meross sends signals like a HomeLink garage door opener. So all other methods of opening still remain functional. The biggest advantages are: 1) Meross will work with Apple HomeKit. MyQ will not. 2) There is no monthly subscription.

@@marioross yes. The merits connects to your home WiFi. So you can operate it from anywhere in the world that you can connect to the internet.

@@letsrolldiyauto1532 hey Sir thanks for your quick response . The language barrier here didn’t let me explain myself clearly hahaha. Let me try again because I’m REALLY interested in getting this solution you have. I understand that with our garage motors, we cannot connect the meross directly, instead we have to connect an accessory to the meross device, which I think is nothing but a regular remote. That makes me happy because that means (correct me if I’m wrong) that if I don’t want to use the open close sensors, I can put the meross WiFi device along with the accessory, under my bed if I want. Not necessarily in the garage. This question is because my garage door is in open air, so rain and sun might not be good for the equipment. This setup of yours if I’m correct, is my PERFECT solution 👍 Thanks again.

@@marioross that should be correct. I don’t know the range of the meross to the opener, but it should be the same as any garage door opener. I’d your regular opener works at a given distance, the meross should as well. Without the sensors, it will tell you either the garage door is always open or always closed. I don’t know if this would be a problem or not. That would be a question for meross support.

No. I use mine in brackish water.

Look at your flush ports from the outside. You’ll find them close to the bottom. Now look inside the boat and see the hose that is where it exits. Follow that up. Same for the other side.

@@Frankyblk24 it should.

@@amykarr2812 Google the part number and find the cheapest place. It’s going to be a dealer, but dealers don’t all charge the same amount. My local dealer charges over twice the amount for parts as another dealer just 60 miles away. Mine I got from the Orlando dealer and had it shipped. Got it the next day. My local dealer in Melbourne is horrible for pricing.

@@amykarr2812 Google the part number I provided. You’ll get it from a dealer, but all dealers don’t charge the same amount The Melbourne Fl dealer is almost 3x that of the Orlando dealer (60 miles away). I ordered it from Orlando and had it shipped. I got it the next day.

@@wextex1198 yes

@@SP-ww8hv yes

@@anthonydavis377 check the grounding. These is often a ground loop issue with Sea Doo. Google ground loop seadoo.

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@@MrFinality69 Dealerships recommend every 30,000 miles. When I replaced mine at 100,000, they looked pretty new.

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Car back. The dealer said there was. Defective software update, which can cause the e brake to not release. They did a patch and it works. Concerning.

You can drive. You will not have a parking brake, though. I drove mine until parts came in. I think supplies for the storm takes precedence.

@@letsrolldiyauto1532 Thank you. 💋

Need to read the manual. You definitely do not want to connect water to the flush port and turn the water on with the engine off. Out if the water, you start the engine first and then turn on the water. Opposite when you finish flushing. Water off, then engine off. The engine has a closed loop cooling. But uses water to cool the exhaust system.

To just connect the high capacity battery, you connect the terminals on the original lower capacity battery to the high capacity battery using the new terminal posts that are a part of the cables and are placed beside the existing battery case. Do not connect both batteries. If you want to use the original battery as well, you'll need to install a battery switch. The wiring and parts are in my video on installing the battery switch.

@@paultucker5304It was part of FCP’s kit and I thought I was going to have to remove the intake manifold. As it turned out, removal of the intake wasn’t necessary and the gaskets weren’t needed.

Yes. Ultrasound gel is water based and will freeze at 0 degrees C and boil at 100 degrees C. You're better off using the antifreeze in Canada.