Hello enjoy your videos got a 2009 Subaru legacy limited 2.5 got a misfire in 3 and 4 cylinder according to code reader. What's the most common cause of this problem?

Been using the bolt and nut type pin for many years, much simpler and more affective.

Your first problem is not the hitch, but the receiver is worn out, and the Forerunner and Santa Fe that you're pulling trailers with. Second problem is the trailer has no tongue weight. But seriously, that is a great hitch and review. I might just get one myself. I like the locking pins.

my way is a little cheaper drill a hole in bottom or side of receiver weld a nut over the hole put your bolt in and tighten have 60+ years on the farm this has always worked and has never caused a problem

The only thing i see that would annoy me would be having to leave the key in to adjust it. The key would go on my keyfob and that would be inconvenient to spin around.

Great video, thank you!!!

39:32 I am right at this step.

That's crazy how much of a difference that makes! Great vid Brother and I appreciate the shoutout!😎

Wow. Talk about a difference. That rattling is a big deal for many that tow lighter trailers and equipment around. Adding this to my list now. Thanks for sharing the comparison!

2023 Santa Fe PHEV here! I want to mention that those tools DID NOT fit for me. The drain plug for the filter cap was a codder pin type design, no use for the 5/16 Allen driver as mentioned. Also my cap uses a 15/16" socket (not 1 1/16) this video was the only place I found a call-out for these tools, so hopefully I save someone the headache of being under the car with the wrong tool. Check your socket sizes first! (Or by multiple sizes to cover your @$$) Wanted to also mention yes to the safety goggles! The cover makes it look clean but so much dirt gets trapped under there!

Where you get the rubber washers and what length bolts?

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I want to get this car. After looking at a few things online and some KZbin videos about the 2024 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid SEL Convenience other videos started popping up in my feed...including your video! Thanks I learned new stuff not in the other videos: ambient light color and brightness, start up volume, panoramic roof, back seat detection.

What nuts and bolts did you use to install the fog lights?

super detailed and helpful on figuring out tool size

Well .... I have a Mercedes with a cruise control low of 15mph. It makes post office and school zones very convenient, relieved of the duty of monitoring speed. I think BMW will set at 10mph.. It would be nice if manufacturers paid a bit more attention to CC. I don't have the remote motion, nor the volume memory, and I did not opt in for the "distronic" package. Hyundai does seem to be ahead in the features category, and for the price, I'm not sure there's better. A car is a personal thing, and I love my Merc. I know a guy with a Ford pickup with over 400K miles, and he loves that pickup! Just curious: will the Santa Fe move with the tailgate open? I ask because there's an easy way to clean out the back if it will (re: Bill Engvalls).

do you still have this assembly? if so would you be open to parting ways with it?

So the acc or yellow wire is for the power meter shut off device.All I need to run my cam is a hot wire and a ground.The shut of is useful though.Great vid.

Thanks for posting this. Simple, easy, honest explanation. I bought an FJ cruiser with a Smittybilt winch already installed but no remote. Had to purchase a new remote to operate it. Plug in Cable option works great. Now to open up the control box and replace and rewire the new remote box for wireless operation. Your video helped a lot.

very detailed explanation !! thanks a lot for making this video 👍👍

Great job 👏

Would love to get my hands on a 10 year corn whiskey!! Great video.

Really appreciated all the tips vital information for amature assemblers. Good to see husbandn wife teams.

I was looking at getting a used Santa Fe Calligraphy and I really enjoyed your video. Are you still enjoying the car? Are there any things that have gone wrong with it and does it have ambient lighting?

Now, only if they would make a unit with an adjustable inside cabin facing camera this dash cam, GPS, and voice commands this dash can would be perfect.

I am in search of motor mounts that will allow me to put an 86 302, into a 66 mustang convertible. Can yo please help

Dana knocking it out of the park! I need to rebuild the front suspension on the Mercedes, y'all should come help me.🤣 Seriously though, great job and vid!

Nice video

Where did you buy the sliding deck ?

Yeah you don’t know what you’re talking about.

Why are you using 5w-30 oil when the cap calls for 0w-20?

Gee! Oh! Always a good type of video to learn about suspension for most any car. Thanks!

Spirit'ed Wrenchers, wanna collab keep it up

That little car will handle and drive like it's brand new by the time you're done. Nice work!

I recently got the 2020 Ioniq Electric as my old beater car died on me unexpectedly. Really wanting to get the Ioniq 6 SEL soon, seems like the perfect vehicle for me!

I have just installed an aftermarket head unit on my 2011 forester,my new HU comes with a back up cam with its own harness that’s supposed to be connected to the second connector that you said is no longer needed,do you know what the wires on that ‘unneeded’ connector are?Thanks

You definitely don't have to remove the whole bumper cover to install fog lights. I hope you just did that so it was easier to show on video.

In my opinion, this is probably the best aesthetic looking camera I’ve seen. The picture quality is great, even the 1080P on the rear is good too

Link to led bulbs

Just received mine today and looking forward to building it this weekend. Thanks for the step by step!

enjoyed your video. I don't even own a 2021-2023 Santa Fe...Lol But, my only suggestion, is don't skimp out at the end of the video. Didn't show the install of the panels or the first start after the oil change letting engine run for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Letting oil drain back into the pan after 10 minutes and then final check of oil. YOU spent so much time at the beginning of the video with a lot of detail, don't short the endings. Merci

I like your video it's a great help and it really shows how most people are doing it in their driveway laying on your back with most common household mechanic tools without the convenience of a hoist like in the big expensive garages

I see your rotor got stuck you can whack it with a mallet so to loosen it instead of getting a puller which can be hard to find or expensive if you want to save money

Great video. I have 12,000 miles on my vehicle. HELP! However, my dealership checked my filter, and it was contaminated with debris on the top side of the filter. When they carefully removed the filter to inspect, they wiped the debris off the top side of the filter, and it fell into the squirrel cage of the blower below. It is impossible to do otherwise because of the size of the blower housing filter door. One. Going forward as a maintenance process. I need to be sure no leaves are outside on the windshield by the wiper arms collecting and waiting to be sucked onto the filter. That debris that fell onto the blower now creates an out of balance issue with the blower and a horrible vibration occurs on speeds of #4-#8 lower speeds of the blower is not an issue. I need a video on how to remove the blower since all video on this process are not applicable for a 2023 Santa Fe Calligraphy FWD 2.5 Turbo. Dealership resolution is to take an air hose and compressor and blow the debris out of the squirrel cage. Did that and at first it did not help and then gave it another shot, and it worked. My concern is blowing that debris around and out of the squirrel cage will likely blow it further into the ducts, dampers, evaporator and heater core. All that does is kick the can down the alley so to speak. Really, I think should drop the blower and do it right.

Can you show how to change coolant on hyunday santafe 2022

Once again, an excellent instructional video! THANKS!

Hello, I just found your channel. Fellow Ohioan here. Lots of good info. Thank you. We’re adding a gazebo soon.

That's a cool unit! I need one of these things too. Thanks for the video Brother!

You should have went with a tourque converter instead of cluts Edit: clutch not cluts and also good job that looks so fun I’m jealous I’m going to build a pit bike though

I need one of these haha. Driving up to the Chicago area its needed! Thanks for the video!