Dodge Cummins 6.7 EGR cleaning

[@farangkenny7547]

Tip - Spring Plate Retainers: A 2" long 3/4" pvc pipe on the bench, flip the valve over with spring plate onto pvc, then push. Retainers fall into pvc pipe with no worry of them flying across the room. A socket will also work. You're Welcome!

[@raditian2]

Thank you

[@efrainzavala1919]

thanks for the tip i was worried about losing them in my garage thats a great idea im gonna try it 👍🏼

[@LivingWaterEternal]

Your videos are the best and helped me to save money in tight times. Thanks. I threw a P02493 Code and the EGR cooler and valve was just cleaned 2K miles ago so going to try it again and hope it clears the code. Thanks again for your incredibly thorough videos!!!

[@ScreamPotato]

I just wanted to comment and thank you for the video. I took my 2016 Ram 2500 in for a water pump recall and they're saying I need $1,800 EGR cleaning parts and labor. Of course I declined and turned to KZbin. Watching your video makes it look insanely simple and gives me all the confidence I need. You're saving a lot of people a lot of money, $1,000 labor is what this dealer wanted plus parts. I liked and subscribed as well.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

On that year you only need to replace the crankcase filter....egr valve and cooler cleaning is not needed. It was part of the 67,500 service on the older trucks but not the 2016....and that’s per the service info from Chrysler. I hate when I hear shops trying to upsale all 3 items when it doesn’t apply to the year they own. It’s like a rubber stamp that they use on all year models when selling services.....lets me know they are not checking to see what’s recommend for each vehicle. Been thinking about doing a video about that topic.....just not sure what to call it yet. I need a short title.

[@ScreamPotato]

@@MotorCityMechanic You could call it "Dealer theft" lol... Thank you for the info and for being a great resource for consumers.

[@FranciscoBrito-vi9jy]

Yea David this Mexican really appreciate your video and all others!

[@cruzlopez6660]

Just saved me 2,200$ worth of expenses and I just followed your instructions it lead me to victory! Thank you I’m a sub!

[@tmb2757]

Realize this video was several years old..THUMBS up for the excellent demonstration..one of the best detailed videos I've watched. Thank You so kindly Sir! Much Appreciated.

[@kellycordner1]

best dodge instructor ever!!!! thanks so much

[@jasonmiller5586]

Hey Dave, first, thank you for the videos. Secondly, this is the second time I did this & this time I used Simple Green instead of the EGR cleaning fluid from Mopar. If anything, I think it maybe did a better job. Plus instead of the fill up & let it sit at an angle & such, I had plenty of fluid to just immerse it in a small Rubbermaid storage box. Slosh it around, work the valve, run a brush around and through it, etc.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I have heard some people use Purple Power as well. Its always cool to see that there are other options out there. Thanks for the added info Jason and for commenting!

[@david-yj4qw]

@@MotorCityMechanic i tried both the mopar and the purple power, i'd say the purple power does a 10x better job and is much cheaper.

[@mtz9939]

Dude you explain it so well and make it look easy. Great video.

[@chrismcnabb1303]

I’m going to do my valve and cooler next weekend. I have been watching and studying your 3 videos for a couple of weeks now. Thanks for the details and time you put into your videos really help me to save a lot of money.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks for checking the videos out! Glad I can help and be able to share what I know. Make sure to subscribe.

[@slimjimmy369]

I greatly Appreciate these Videos as I am currently watching and doing Egr value and Cooler cleaning on our 2017 Ram 2500 . I definitely owe you a 12 pack !

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I appreciate the comment and kind words Jimmy. Glad that the video helped

[@GIGABACHI]

No no-nonsense, simple forward explanations and instructions...good job, 👍.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Love the comment. Thanks and I appreciate you checking the video out. I have plenty more videos just like it so make sure to check them out and also dont forget to subscribe!

[@stevesugulas9941]

You sir are a real Mechanic. Thank you!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks for the kind words! Make sure to subscribe Steve and enjoy the weekend

[@D2THAC807]

Bro. You are the GOAT of mechanic videos. Hands down. Thank you

[@KD0RC]

Thanks for this David. I just cleaned mine after a P049D while towing in the mountains. Your videos make it really easy to follow along and get it right the first time. Len

[@perryyoung1712]

Thanks Video had very good info in it . As a GM tech for 35 years . I always like learning new things .

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Same here....started my own shop and lots of new things to learn for sure!

[@truckinnuttz7038]

while hitting a mountain carrying 3 cars on I84 east bound. my truck began to overheat and began spitting coolant out of the overflow hole in the reservoir. as i made it to my destination of east windsor ct. i assumed the weight may have caused strain to my engine. this is my daily route. I've never had a problem with my truck in this area. however, returning from my destination heading directly to the dealer in carmel ny. i experienced the same issue. constant over heating. i did make it to the dealer. i later received a call from the dealer saying my EGR valve was blown. i was told the price to repair was 2500 bux. smh. i am no technician, but thanks to your video i know what i am telling the dealer this monday 8/1/16. thanks again to you. keep the videos coming i really appreciate what you do

[@MotorCityMechanic]

What they probably mean is that the EGR cooler is bad not the valve. The coolant can cause an overheat that you.cant see externally. It either steam cleans the tube between the cooler and egr valve or cause the soot in the tube to turn to an oil mess due to the antifreeze mixing with the soot.

[@David-de3ed]

Really impressed with your instruction, I will be following you now, I have a 2018 Ram 6.7.😊

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Glad to hear it, I try to keep things simple to follow.

[@JasonCarmichael]

My egr hasn't been so clean ever. Especially since I ran over the same bump Bryan hit.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Jason Carmichael sad thing is that once you start the truck it will get dirty again ☹️. That’s just how the system works. At least no hard build up

[@JasonCarmichael]

@@MotorCityMechanic I'm pretty sure that bump has magical properties. It's still so clean, it's like it's been deleted.

[@alanmeehan1902]

Your videos saved me $800+ worth of work at a dealership - THANKS!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thats awesome Alan! Not that I want to take money out of the mechanics hands but glad that you had the skills and now the knowledge to take it on your own. Now you know more about your own vehicle so you have options. Plus you know where to go to find more videos! Make sure to subscribe and keep watching

[@oscarm8245]

Thanks Dave, would have never gotten those darned spring clamps off without losing them. Love your videos very professional and detailed. 👍

[@GM-gj8hs]

That was very simple thank you for the information. I can’t believe the dealer charges $1500 and more to clean it

[@swankieR_wheels]

I just got a quote of over $2k for the job. Is this a necessary task? I bought the 2016 a year ago and have only driven it $600 miles. I got no service records on it but dealer does not see a record of that ever being done. It's about 101,000 miles now and this is my first ever experience with a dealer. (I am an 80 y.o. widow... they sometimes think we know nothing.)

[@Sunfadedlovejaded]

I like the detailed description and he has a great connection with the lens. Perfect DIY videos

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+Sunfadedlovejaded Thank you very much for the kind words. I am glad to always read feedback from viewers. Don't forget to subscribe

[@walkingdeadalphaCO]

Great video. I'm gonna take mine off today after work to clean mine. I had a code that was coming up and it suggested that I clean it out when I was looking up what to do.

[@mikehen1982]

so rather than 780.00 I paid about 200....40 for egr cleaner and 160 for the filter....between the 2 vids on KZbin (idk if the other is yours as well) but I saved 580.00 today....definitely subscribing to your page!

[@rudysanchez7873]

Thank you brother you save a lot of us money. God bless your heart.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Always glad to help. Thanks for the feedback and make sure to subscribe.

[@rctheil]

Thank you so much for this video. Just had a code pop up on a 2009 motor home with the 6.7 Cummins and it was related to the EGR valve. Only 26k miles on the engine, and just over 200 hours of idle so I'm not sure why it got so sticky but I pulled it out, used purple power in the valve and let it soak for a few hours. Cleaned it up and popped it back in the engine and voila, no more code. Good thing, since we are just 2 days away from a 2000 mile road trip. Saved me at least a grand. Only one note: To the guy at Cummins who decided it'd be a great idea to paint the entire engine red, including the banjo bolt threads and the screw heads holding the EGR actuator on, fuuuuuuck you. I spent so much time removing paint in the phillips head just to be able to remove the screws. Had to brush the banjo bolt threads to remove paint and use More than half my time disassembling was dealing with that shit. Nice that Chrysler didn't do that on the Rams.

[@bryan70546]

I hit a bump one day and all my emission equipment fell off 😀

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+bryan70546 Guess they just don't tighten the bolts like they use to haha

[@bryan70546]

+MotorCity Mechanic nope guess not sir :)

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+bryan70546 one day I might find me one of those bumps. For now mine is still not causing me any issues so I will try to avoid them lol

[@bryan70546]

+MotorCity Mechanic I hear ya bud , mines been problem free for the last 2 years that I have had it.

[@Broncort1]

I hope you at least picked up the pieces and saved them...lol

[@firstname2930]

Thanks for the video. Awesome music too. Love some Alabama!

[@biggdadd100]

Okay thank you it is a 2010, I guess I'm heading into the dealer, your video's are a tool alot of us need keep em' coming.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+biggdadd100 Keep me updated on how it goes with the truck. Thank you for watching and enjoy the rest of the weekend

[@eddieedwards4467]

A very professional demonstration.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks Eddie! Appreciate the feedback. Make sure to subscribe!

[@phirstplaceg1515]

Great efficient video! Much appreciated Dave

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Appreciate you checking the video out.

[@jameschrisdavis]

Hey thanks for the video, you conveyed a lot of great information in a concise easy to watch format. Great Job!!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks Chris! Thanks for checking the video out and for the comment. Make sure to subscribe.

[@jameschrisdavis]

I sure did. I tackled this job yesterday. Used your videos as a guide. Thanks.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Chris!

[@freestylewrestling3446]

MotorCity Mechanic sir i have 6.7 ram 2017 46k miles and coolant is leaking from overflow tube dealer replaced the cap and it didnt help ,my friend had same problem and they found a crack in the egr cooler,do u know what coould it be and whats the price to fix that crack im from chicago

[@charlied2449]

The best way to keep all this shit clean is use the best oil you can buy and change it often, good fuel with the right amount of cetane, and most importantly tow tow tow. Great video!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+CHARLES D Exactly. These trucks sometimes never get used for what they were built for and then it shows. It needs to be worked from time to time, not just to the mall and grocery store. Keeping up on fuel filter services is another item over looked by some. Thanks for the added info and make sure to subscribe if you haven't already

[@perryyoung1712]

Great . I have been retired now for a long time but still work on my own trucks. Hope the shop goes well . I had my own scope one time but so hard getting good people as I guess you have found out . Well good luck .

[@ThatBigJeep]

lol i love how youre working on a radiator

[@MotorCityMechanic]

It makes for the perfect draining platform.....keeps the parts out of the dirty fluid. It was a trick I learned by accident along time ago. I keep an old one for this reason and when it gets beat up too much I swap it out for another. Thanks for watching and for commenting Frank. Make sure to subscribe.

[@kpy3p]

Awesome video, very easy to follow and great camerasmanship LOL.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks Eugene! I appreciate the comment and for the feedback. Make sure to subscribe.

[@jimmysones2509]

Well done video and explanation.... very clear , understandable...thank you

[@genemawby981]

Great video on cleaning EGR valve for 6.7 L diesel

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Gene Mawby Thanks Gene for comment. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and to comment as well. Make sure to subscribe and help spread the word by sharing these videos with others.

[@bucksnort216]

thanks for video your videos are great straight to the point no BS

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Much appreciated!

[@bleusmyboy]

I use TerraClean tool and products to clean the entire system in about 1.5 hours. I do not have to remove the valve, I hook in at the temp sensor, remove the egr actuator, and replace it with a thumb screw plate so I can open and close the valve. The system cleans the intake, grid heater and the combustion chamber,egr, egr cooler, turbo, and dpf. Basically everything "tip to tailpipe" Excellent video however, life would have been easier 9 yrs ago with TerraClean though

[@richnuthouse]

So incredibly helpful and concise. Thank you.

[@kingbee086]

Your videos are very informative and well done. Keep up the good work.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks Mitch. I am just glad that people find and watch them. Always hope they come away with a bit more knowledge. Appreciate the comment and make sure to subscribe if you havent already

[@kingbee086]

Buying a 2017 2500 w/Cummins. Hoping to be able to do my own maintenance. Your videos are very helpful. Just doing my research at the moment. Thx again. For your hard work.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your always welcome and nothing better then saving some money doing the work yourself when you can

[@greywolff9367]

thank you bro, just saved me money and many other peoples money to,

[@CConcrete14]

Thanks for making these videos man! Very helpful and straight to the point

[@dstevens7614]

Well done Buddy.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks!

[@randygomez6989]

Thank you for this! another guy said "oh just replace it"

[@agk4lfe]

dope video. I just got my whole truck done an it cost me a mint. I also got a chip and a turbo done but it was all bc of the EGR valve sensor

[@MotorCityMechanic]

It can cost a good bit for sure if done by someone else. You can save alot doing it yourself. Make sure to subscribe and thanks for the comment!

[@mikehen1982]

this video saved me over 300.00...the dealership wanted to charge me 400...I got the Mopar cleaner and gaskets from a dodge dealership for about 40.00....they wanted to charge me 780.00 for the 67,500 mile checkup...400 to clean the egr valve and 250.00 to replace the crankcase filter...I got the filter from a Ford dealership who charged about 160.00 and I did it myself after watching another guy's video here...I found the filter for 70.00 on amazon but go back to work for a month and want everything done at the same time....luckily by my next 60k miles I will b over my 100k and am definitely doing the deletes....what do u recommend for deleting the crankcase filter as I just recently found out about it and KZbin mostly talks about the egr and dpf deletes....ford didn't even know cummins had it lol

[@CarlChipman]

Thanks for a very well done video. I'm going to go watch your four part video now.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Appreciate it Carl. I assume your speaking of the 67,500 service video. If so then the items that you need to service depend on the year of the vehicle.

[@winrodnry]

Grate video, thanks for your help. Love my 2013 3500

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thats an awesome ride.....love to trade mine in for that body style. Maybe one day. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe. Plenty more videos where that one came from.

[@sandroodzelli9610]

Excellent presentation!!you are awesome!! thanks a lot.

[@pmdinaz]

Pretty darn easy service. You are a wallet saver good sir.

[@KENNEBELL08GT]

Have you ever heard of having all this done if you need your EGR cleaned? ERG cleaner soak Adjust valves Replace crank case simulation filter $1200 at Freedom. If I don’t have it done it can dump oil into the turbos.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Year and mileage?

[@davidcunningham8006]

Excellent job

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks David

[@rickharris5485]

That was an awesome video. Thanks for posting it.

[@ejt9275]

Great video! Very clear and instructive!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Much appreciated Eric! Thanks for checking this video out and make sure to subscribe

[@NothnRunsLikeADeere]

Awesome video brother! Glad I found you. Going to check out some more of your videos.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+NothnRunsLikeADeere Thanks. Glad to see that the videos help. Help spread the word by sharing these videos with others. You only have about 240+ more to go watch haha. Thanks again for the pat on the back.....sometimes its needed.

[@JackSmith5770jack]

Thanks for the video. How about a video for unplugging from electric for your grid heater. Again thanks for all your videos.

[@danrutt4254]

your channel is great! I have a 2015 ram diesel that when I started to change fuel filters & prime them I followed the directions by turning key off & then on several times. Well when I went to start truck after it didn't start up right away, I had to shut off then try again, well it ran but now I am getting really bad gas milage, and Idel speed is up almost 1500. Is one or more injectors clogged & or EGR valve stuck, where do I start trouble shooting. Thanks

[@bobknott9966]

I have never cleaned my 2014 with 123k miles. I have hesitation and now a rough low idle on occaision when coming to a stop idle surges up over and over again trying not to die. I am going to try this to see if it fixes the problem. Hope I dont have to replace the cooler. The recomended maintenance calls to clean the cooler too but that is a ton of work and figure I will wait until I have no other choice

[@caseygoade2636]

Great video! Could not have done this with you!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Always happy to help Casey.

[@Prodigalson68]

Bro thank you for the great video this will save me a ton of money !!!!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Always happy to help when and how ever I can. Thanks for the kind words and make sure to subscribe.

[@mikemedina9071]

Dave, what about the solenoid itself. Can that be cleaned at the mechanical portion? I have a 2014 that isn't supposed to be cleaned, but I've had CEL Code P0402 "Excessive Flow" at EGR valve. I would like to clean the valve and replace the solenoid but they only come with valve and solenoid at $1100! CEL went away and has not returned. Now I have a P20E8 "reductant pressure too low" so looks like I need to clean the DEF injector. Man these emissions are a drag! Thank you for your help with the video's, we appreciate you! Mike

[@hectorportillo1906]

Great video my friend!

[@tigheerie7425]

Great video much better than some who think they are great movie producers and swing the camera all over the place.Where do I find repair of right head light going out then both come on and then about 30 seconds both go out then after sitting a while they come back on then go out again.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

What is the year of the truck?

[@nathanbuttry6602]

Great video, thx for info. If the EGR is really dirty could it prevent the engine from producing any power? Started getting intermittent loss of power at start up, runs rough, 1300 dropping to max 1000 rpm even floored, no boost at all no code or cel yet but sure it's coming. 18' 4500

[@ricardorodriguez-se7tp]

Great video step by step

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Ricardo! I appreciate you following the channel and for the support.

[@lechatharet]

Hello, thanks for the video, going to give it a shot! The cleaning solution label says to dilute to specs with water before application. I sure would appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks again for the video!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Personally I go full strength and have had no issues. Thanks for asking and for watching. Make sure to subscribe Sandy.

[@superteckmp]

thank you for the video. you will save me expensive dealer invoices

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+superteckmp Your welcome. Glad to see people doing their own repairs. Nothing like saving money and learning about your vehicle. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe!

[@pbraun4496]

Thanks for the vid, keep up the good work.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome and thanks for watching. Make sure to subscribe

[@bruceandsaundilanier7447]

Thanks! Great quality video.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Much appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to comment and to watch the video. Dont forget to subscribe

[@tonyavila2517]

thank you very helpful , I just acquired 2008 dodge 6.7 ,new to this engine ,but I was surprised how powerful they are,,,,

[@MotorCityMechanic]

You just can't beat a good old straight six! Well Tony I have a lot of videos related to that vehicle so make sure to check them all out just incase one day you need them. Make sure to subscribe as well

[@jamesdoerr4318]

Thank you for a great video!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome James and thanks for watching

[@pres68y]

Thanks Dave! A very well done and informative video. :-)

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+Preston Petty Thank you Preston. Glad you found the video helpful. I appreciate the comment and for you watching. Make sure to subscribe and try to enjoy the weekend

[@Tony-jt6tg]

P.S. appreciate your videos you saved me 2k

[@bernievargas399]

Great videos! Do you generally replace the gaskets as well or just if needed?

[@malickcamara]

Thank you for helping

[@Repsol158]

Very well done.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks for the cool feedback. Make sure to subscribe!

[@albertlewallen2369]

What are the part numbers for the gaskets very helpfull thanks

[@BuffCaster79]

Just bought a brand new 2500 6.7 , had it fully deleted befor it even hit 2000 miles , no use for all that stuff and I'll have a much more dependable truck ...no limp modes for me !

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I can fully understand that. Personally I would wait until out of warranty that way any failures can be paid for by someone else other then me hahaha. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe

[@Jurijim314]

Thanks for the great video I started to smell exhaust inside the cab in my 2016 ram 2500 when idling, hope if I do this it will help

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I would recommending getting a flash light and inspect all things exhaust, especially around the engine and look for "soot". An exhaust leak under the hood can cause alot of smells and at the same time make sure no obvious fuel leaks incase. I see manifold gaskets leak from time to time. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe.

[@animalofmaine]

Great instructional Video, Thanks. My Question is how far past the 67500 service would be considered "safe" as I am 1500 mile from home when light came on. Ordered the parts but wish to do service at home.

[@samhernandez1253]

Great Job . And thank you.

[@Elnu01]

Thanks for the help love my you tube mechanics

[@zacedward1]

Thanks for the video my 4 Phillips screw were on there so tight I stripped them do you know where I could get replacement screws that hold the motor or what size they are thanks so much

[@chrisspence3216]

Hey man having issue did a bunch of service 50k miles did all fluids filters went to start and had it jump it ! It shows Throttle position sensor red light ?? Please advise 2016 ram 3500 6.7 also it seems to run hot always hits high 220’s on minor hills I tow about 13 k everyday . Thanks love the channel

[@AValerioAMTLLC]

Awesome video bro thanks gonna save me some money

[@robertdavis7671]

Thank you for the video this helped alot

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Robert. Always glad that I can help. Make sure to subscribe and enjoy the rest of the weekend.

[@BasilExposition]

Thank you

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome! Appreciate you watching.

[@MarkBender-wz7gf]

Well Done. Thanks.

[@curtisriffel2555]

Great video, thank you

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Curtis. I appreciate you checking the video out. Make sure to subscribe

[@Funkamedic]

thanks for this video, mine is going to need to be done in less than 10k miles. I heard if you run the exhaust break all the time it keeps the egr valve a bit cleaner, is this true?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+Funkamedic I don't know about that. My take on the exhaust break is to keep the turbo actuator moving so that it has a better chance of not sticking over time. Then again each time you turn the key on the actuator moves and performs a self test

[@Booie603]

Hey Dave I know this is an old video ..But I just changed out my turbo it came with a brand new actuator but my truck keeps getting a deep idle at a stoplight in gear sound like it’s coming from the airbox, any idea what this could be ? Ever heard of this before,? Not sure if it’s a clogged DPF or what but I’m willing to try anything before i spend bucks and take it to a mechanic.. I’m a cheapskate and would love to solve the problem Myself.. or with someone else’s input ?

[@raulpatino5467]

Thank you soo much for you help. After that, do i need any program to do at the pick up truck?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Nothing needed after installing. Thanks for watching and for make sure to subscribe

[@clairhartle355]

Thanks, great video!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Clair! Make sure to subscribe and check out my other videos.

[@ToobxSox]

Damn that thing is way cleaner than on highway b6.7s

[@LarryHardt-w2d]

Could you drop the egr valve in a bucket of Berry Man's carb cleaner and get the same results? Removing the electric first of course.

[@gordonpotts753]

Ur an excellent mechanic. T.u. Any ideas on a P2043 code on a 2018 Ram cummins 38k mi. Reductant temp outta limits circuit A. I cant find the exact sensor. T.u.

[@HotShot40LLC]

Great video! Thank you for sharing

[@kevinteague3901]

You have helped me tremendously with your videos. Please keep up the good work. I'm looking for torque specs for the following. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 1.) EGR Valve Bolts = 4 10mm? 2.) Band Clamp's (Valve & Cooler)? 3.) EGR Cooler Nuts (Rear) = 2 15mm? Thank You

[@jameswest908]

great info. thanks for the help

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+James West Your welcome. Any time. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already