Great video! Thanks

"Don't memorize something you can look up." Very sound advice. So true.

Wilbert’s might be Interested in taking this Junk off this poor customers hands. 😬👍

Yeah, but you know how to load test a circuit, and I don't. But I'm learning. Maybe you gave me a clue in this video.

The secret to your success is that you’re able to keep both your production quality and performance energy output(work ethic) at very consistent and high levels.👍

GEN-CON???? More like COMIC-CON. 😂

Dang it listening to that engine makes me miss my 1500 with a 5.3L that got totaled a few years back by a texting and driving moron. Had it tuned perfectly too! 😭

changed rotor on old ford up pad eat in to rotor i did not put new calipers on you know they were bad

Holy crap, cars are so complicated now. All these computer commands to regulate the alternator. Just crazy.

Oh, you're so smart... at lookin' stuff up! Nice fix!

How does he do that without profanity. I was a mechanic back in the eighties and learned how to really cuss when emission controls came out.

I understood what she said...someone fixed it prior ,it worked for a while but then after a while it came apart.

Well if it were my car I would have jumped the connector with a hunk of wire and called it good. I know that's not what you do Eric but I did say "if it were my car".

Chasing the crusty again and again. You tapped it so its good.

Why would one replace a catalytic converter for a heater circuit? 🤯

I.P.A. = isopropyl alcohol.🤔😳

I put new pads on my car once. It took me 3 hours of heating and beating to get the old ones out and get the calipers to unfreeze. Nightmare.

😂leaks like a banshee

Hey, Eric, how are you doing my friend? I have a question I notice you have been using that icon. T10 from Harbor freight. Now I know you like your pico, and you're altel Would you recommend the harbor freight icon t ten for a d I wire like you were saying Or would you go with one of the other?Computers that you use, I'm just curious for a, you know, somebody that would wanna do it at home.Would you recommend that T10 icon, please let me know. Thanks math from michigan

Wow what a mess. Definitely won't be using rubberized What's ur thought on using printable rustolium gloss black do u think that's fine or maybe the one with high heat.

Are Haynes or Chilton good for wiring diagrams?

Yup about the locking lug nut key! So, is OEM factory Honda wheel theft a thing anyway?

Growing partial to the t10 are we😁

Another ford with new alternators not working...boy Ford really nailed it lately with these things. Had a friend with a brandy new Exploder in 2019 with the same problem. The old F.O.R.D....Fix Or Recycle Dilemma. Smdh. YYYYYYYYYUNK

Another crusty wire. 😢

same issue on my 2020 trax... time to get the picks out...

You know Eric: You could sell a little BOB style box that has banana plugs down each side that are connected to 4 or 5 different lights or even resistors, so that we could use them as different loads and even combine them for loads.. That would be a pretty cool little trinket

Well another happy customer. Now sell the man a new battery, keep him happy. Good job as usual.

I often wonder. When ever a corrosion is found, why isn't a solution of baking soda and water used to clean it out?

I just looked up how to cut a nut off a bolt with a Vic, without damaging the threads and now the fire department is here at my house.🤣🤣

(On the subject of two batteries in a '17 Jeep Compass) Eric: Don't you watch my channel, ever?! Mrs. O: No! I *live* your channel!!! Eric: Ughhhhh 🤣😂

Eric you are the best!Great job!

Great observations! Knowing where to look, not the wire runs, but the connectors, the most lightly plces for a bad wire or connection. Fun video. Thanks

Eric is "Smarter than the average Bear! Right Boo Boo?" Textbook diag good sir. Bravo!

You're a very slick and smart man. You make this look easy. Keep at it

See you have something you can't buy its common sense!!!

Perhaps smart means being able to achieve the goal.

South Main Green Crusty Auto Repair Service

Famous last words - "I don't even like cars". Say what? Your troubleshooting skills are stellar !

Great job, Eric! You do have a special gift for finding corroded wires in weird places. And "no parts required" for the repair :-)

23:26. THIS IS GETTING OLD. ONE CONNECTION IS GREEN COROSTION. WHY ONLY ONE. BECAUSE EVERY 5TH PIN IS BAD FROM CHINA. COLD WAR SHIT. IM SOOOO FKING DONE WITH THIS SHITTTTT

I smell a short to ground. Pinched wire by some bad mechanic?

Eric is so smart... Because he knows where to look for help. 👍

I know you like the Icon scan tool, but try NOT to shop at Harbor Freight. The owner doesn't reflect your values and supports politicians I think you probably dislike. Look into it.

Oh no, cars are easy. Just read the codes, replace the parts, done 😊

Thanks for this video. I really needed the tip around10:50 to hammer loose the new bushing. Great advice

IBS System, eh? That's the best, most befitting acronym possible for that design of a two battery arrangement!

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As an older carpenter, most of the jobs I get these days are fixing other peoples mistakes. I wish I could have the same good attitude Eric has, but some the work I see is so bad that I end up cursing the previous carpenters! It's always cheaper to do the work properly the first time. Thanks for saving the customer thousands of dollars Eric. Those unexpected expenses can be killers.

This channel left me the understanding and confidence to figure out a problem someone else was having in an online fan group for an obscure type of car that I also own. They mentioned three systems that had stopped working, and the wiring diagram was available. About three minutes, and it was clear that only one wire could be the problem, and the easy check was in the small engine fuse box. Sure enough, someone had previously used too small a fuse in that circuit, and it had blown. 1) Classify the problem 2) Understand how those items work 3) Locate any commonalities 4) Break down the system into easily checkable chunks It worked perfectly and easily. Thanks SMA.