Oil Pressure Falling! Filter Autopsy. 2004 LS 5.3 Suburban

[@RainmanRaysRepairs]

Oil Leak! Common Issue! 2004 Chevrolet/GMC Suburban 1500 5.3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJXZkJuImdx0rZI

[@thedamnone]

His oil's escaping, through this hole that is gaping.

[@charlierosenbusch3007]

Do you have a preferred oil brand. I’m a amzoil or Castrol gtx guy, of course mobile one is great but I think it’s overpriced.

[@Hoaxer51]

I like Pennzoil, good stuff. 👍

[@mavericktopgun7564]

Hey great to see Ray with own shop although I a missing the ring tone doodle doo lol Loving wifey and the little one yes they are all keepers. I drive my partner mad watching the videos but I love them keep em coming. I am an English mechanic living and working in Greece on yachts and full massive car transporters with pistons 2 foot wide. Am 60 now and still doing it I love my job. Thanks Ray and the family unit. Love the T shirts Regards Maverick marine.🎉

[@ron1584]

It all comes down to what additives have been added to the oil, there are very good oils being produced but you are going to pay alot for them. Oil still breaks down overtime and losses it's ability to lubricate, how fast depends on what additives have been added. Penzoil uses a lot of detergent in there oil package, Amzoil uses more viscosity stabilizers in there's making it a better oil that's why it is more expensive and can last for more miles. Everything comes down to how healthy the engine is and if you drive mostly hyway or city, its still recommended to follow the manufacturers oil change recommendations and that goes with all the fluids in the vehicle. It all comes down to what people want to pay and can afford.

[@paullovecchio7566]

Your wife helping you is fantastic. She's a keeper and probably the best team member you'll ever get!

[@danman32]

"She wants to learn!" Does she watch your videos?

[@Terramoto73]

Mrs. O has competition! Keep it up Wife Unit! lol

[@williamsquires3070]

Yeah, can you get those from the Snap-On truck?? 🤣😂

[@CrimeVid]

Wives can be a great help, until they feel they know enough about your job and its management to tell you what to do…. then they’ll rationalise you, and nothing that has been rationalised ever works properly again ! The kid story should be told, over and over, happens to farm kids all the time,happened to a guy I know, the kid lived, not quite right though…

[@TheWinterfan]

She deserves a Dickey's shirt with her actual name on it, by now. That's what all my mechanics wear

[@EricVonHunter]

When customers from other locations respect the work you did so much they come directly to you for any other work. That's mad respect.

[@BarryTsGarage]

You’re doing an amazing job these days of getting consistent and enjoyable content out! Congrats on the positive move, Ray!

[@vinceimp9581]

Those filter wrenches are more interesting than they looked at first, the way the squeeze actually unscrewed the filter was nice.

[@tardeliesmagic]

I prefer the long grip ones,get way more leverage.

[@Onewheelordeal]

Just wait till you see the price, at least you know you'll get good use doing 100 oil changes to pay yourself back

[@sjkborn81]

From one self employed man to another, I see and hear the happiness, I too know that feeling. Congrats on everything working out for you and I love that the wife unit is there to help as much as possible. Keep pushing forward brother

[@schoolof4205]

When one door closes, another one opens. You are doing amazing things now! Loving the content Ray! God bless!

[@markhulse7940]

Ray no matter what the vehicle you work on is; you always take us on a journey and I for one always learn something new. I love that you are genuine/authentic and even though I know the KZbin channel provides a revenue stream, you don’t ram this down our throats. I watch you and I suspect many others do, because the love the diagnostic process and you take us with you on the whole journey. I’m always amazed that if your clients will allow you to proceed you always seem to get to the core problem and not just fix the symptom with out fixing the source - you find and fix the source and you explain all the way. Ray all I can say is from a part time home mechanic, I very much appreciate all you do. Thank you - your new shop seems to be coming together nicely.

[@mitchshort1614]

Ray I like your videos I like to be able to take my vehicles to you if you're not to far away

[@proudcanadian5713]

Having the wife unit helping and learning is GOLD and so very good as a family. This is great content and a lot of fun to watch you growing and being successful. Keep at it, bud you're doing GREAT.

[@mlieser1230]

Nice to see the Wife Unit stepping in and helping.

[@zacharywalters8139]

Has anyone else here learned priceless years worth of knowledge from this dude!? Thanks for going through all of the hassle of recording and editing your journey!

[@bryanoz]

I was hooked with that new filter wrench, such simple design but effective, great work Ray.

[@buffalomerkis7603]

18:00 Almost happened to a friend of a friend. Was about to set off when he noticed someone throwing stones. He saw it in his mirrors. Got out and found a small kid sat in between the rear wheels. If that kid hadn’t picked out the stones from the wheel treads and threw them…. Could have been tragic. Now this is why you always do a walk around before setting off.

[@dwaynekennedy3554]

Doing the little things right is called customer service. Great Job Ray!

[@marcusmaximus451]

You’re spot on Dwayne, little extras go a long way, sometimes I do them for free, as you say customer service goes a long way, kind regards to you, take care, Mark from the U.K. 🇬🇧😀👍

[@damienvillano4044]

As stupid as it may sound, little things like checking tire pressure can go a long way

[@Voltikz95]

Loving these regular uploads! Great to see business is going well for you man!

[@jamesmcdonald6047]

Be a shame to lose this one. Looks very well maintained, cleaner on the bottom of engine than some the interiors we have seen on your channel. Great Work Ray!!!

[@jackdonkey22]

I think mine has 6 quarts of oil on the outside of the oil pan

[@Onewheelordeal]

At least with the price of used cars it'll be more worth it to get a replacement engine

[@vicpatton5286]

It's wonderful when a husband and wife support each other! Your wife is a lovely lady! It was so cute the other day when your daughter made sure to say" bye Daddy" as they left! 😀 regards vic

[@poppiarlin5612]

Ray, enjoy your family being there with you. My wife would walk out to the shop just to be nosy and sometimes help. Unfortunately I lost her on November 16. It not the same being in the shop. Enjoy your family, which it’s obvious that you do.

[@Mikelp73]

Your wife makes me feel like the world is still good. She’s uplifting and y’all are good together

[@tonywilliams9026]

Hi Ray...glad to see that you survived the storms....love seeing Mrs Ray hanging around the shop and showing an interest in the dirty side of the business while supporting the startup and new venture...❤❤❤...much love to you and your family from Ohio

[@mph5896]

I have replaced quite a few of those oil pumps over the years. I have had a couple in which the pressure regulator valve stuck and caused the engine to have 0 oil pressure. I use the Melling 10296, High volume/high pressure since the engines are usually old and worn. Its a bandaid, but will add more life to the engine. They can be done without dropping the pan. Not the easiest since you need to get the bolt out for the pickup with minimal clearance.

[@Carp4125]

You are doing a great job and putting the shop together in leaps and bounds. It didn't take you long to make an empty space into your dedicated work space. "Please don't disturb mommy while she's taking the wheels off a truck".

[@chuckgross6024]

Awesome to see customers follow you to the new shop!

[@cheezunriceramen8995]

Wife Unit is the best thing to happen to this channel!! You guys sound happy together and it's so great to see you guys get to work together on a shared goal. I love to see it. Also glad to see business follow you from the last place. With your experience and work ethic, you'll only continue to grow from here, and they'll continue to lose customers. Congrats!!

[@Guineh76]

I think it says a lot that customers follow you to your new shop. Keep up the good work!

[@kenm6948]

It speaks volumes!

[@bradhaines3142]

that's how a lot of people are, they dont care about the shop, they care about who's doing the work.

[@tomthompson8060]

Wife unit is the best part of the video! Thank you for telling the story of your younger life about the truck driver. I remember a couple things like that when I was growing up in the early 1960 years and late 1950 years.

[@cardura99]

Another great video Ray! Please keep up the great work, and do not change a thing. I look forward every day to your patience and attention to detail, non drama commentary, sprinkled with comedy and wisdom, truthful clicks, great camara angles, and even tending to my OCD ways by wiping off those stray oil drops, or blowing those dried up leaves out. It has always been my dream to have my own shop, so seeing you in your own shop now is just the icing on the cake.

[@bryanoz]

Bryan here from Oz, Ray you have the humour and comments of an Aussie, love your work, ditto to Brian's comments above.

[@charliebullio463]

It's nice to see you as a family working together. Best of luck to you.

[@billiardball9650]

just amaizing having family around your working day , well done wifey great video as always

[@jetboat99]

Nice to see someone honest and cares

[@theusconstitution1776]

I learned a few things about my Chevrolet avalanche didn’t know there was a flood mode I also didn’t know how to reset the onboard oil life meter so thank you once I get my garage taken care of I will hopefully be doing my own work again❤️‍🔥

[@up-n-runnin377]

I love watching your channel. Great stuff. Those older 5.3l were known for having the O-ring between the oil pick up tube in the pan and the oil pump go bad. (I have an 04 Yukon with the 5.3 and have had this issue myself.) You simply drop the oil pan, drop the oil pick up tube, replace the O-ring on the pick up tube and reinstall everything. My Yukon normally showed slightly above 40 psi at cold start on a 50 degree day, but when the O-ring went bad over a period of a couple years, it cold started at about 20 psi depending on temperature. I would sometimes get a slight engine knock at idle or light acceleration right before I fixed it. Once repaired, I was back to just over 40 psi at cold start again. I also have much more oil pressure needle movement associated with engine rpm. At it's worst, the oil pressure would not get above about 40 psi. Now with higher engine rpm, I can get 60-70 psi. All is wonderful for me know, even with the engine having 260k miles on it.

[@travissheehan6082]

He said he already do the oring on this truck

[@jamesadams4835]

Yes. The O-ring on the pick-up tube. I concur. I have a 2002 Tahoe with a 5.3. At around 360,000 miles it began to have loud lifters at startup. Got worse as it got colder outside (I'm in Ray's area of Florida). Dropped the oil pan and replaced the pick-up O-ring. Solved the problem and it hasn't returned. No rattles even from an 18 degree start in Missouri over Thanksgiving.

[@dammitcarl1082]

He already did the O ring in a previous video.

[@Wakeupandsniffthecoffee]

I'm amazed at how much you know about so many vehicles. I'm sure you have worked on many of them, multiple times, but when you get an unfamiliar one, you pretty much make sense of how it's operating and your way around the engine. I've seen parts that I had no idea even existed and in some strange places, since watching your channel.

[@br549rdr]

That was so pleasing when you blew the leaves out of the cowl. Great job. I knew you wouldn’t “leave” them.

[@CommonSENSEous]

Hey Ray. I had the same issue on my 2010 sierra. After changing the oil sending unit, it still showed low on the gage. After an oil change, it went back to normal for a while but then went back down. I found out about that little screen under the oil sending unit and after changing out that crusty little thing, all was well. Thank you for this channel as it has been very entertaining and educational to me.

[@danver222]

I was looking through the comments to see if anyone had mentioned this yet. I ran into the same thing a few years ago and after some time stressing out thinking I had some major problems, my low oil pressure turned out to be that little screen under the sending unit being plugged up.

[@derekhobbs1102]

I recall Ray mentioning that screen when he changed the sender unit.

[@ron1584]

Ray does a honorable and honest job he is respectful of other people's property, he makes sure his family is safe and creates really good and educational videos. Unfortunately he's to far away from us to bring our vehicles to him for repair. We ran into an oil pressure issue on a vehicle we're the pressure relief valve in the oil pump would get stuck in the open position and oil pressure would drop down to zero on the gage at idle.

[@tomasgoes]

Ray & his family are truly a beautiful unit.

[@n9wox]

Or is it Ray?

[@tomasgoes]

@@n9wox Yeah.

[@ricknemie93]

I like how you do those details like blowing out the leaves, brake spray cleaning and such, making the vehicle cleaner then when it can in. Shows you dedication and passion in what you are doing - providing the best service for your customers! I had car in to be fixed, when I got it back the steering wheel had 'mechanic hand grease' on it, there was definite 'mechanic palm grease' on the driver's seat and the cowl was poorly put on not at all 'buttoned' down like it should have been. Keep up the great service! I wish I lived near your shop.

[@kaiden4828]

Hey Ray you are a very good mechanic and I love watching your videos!!! Good job!!!!!!

[@jacobebrock]

Watching your videos just working on cars is calming and satisfying. Thanks Ray.

[@Duh6666666]

I'm really enjoying your fresh start and am glad to see you getting a bit of beeswax to tide you along. Keep 'em coming, Ray!

[@Longeno55]

And yes, you can NEVER be too safe! That story was a sad, but important reminder to do so ALWAYS! ♡

[@jonathancotterill168]

It's good to start seeing old customers from the old place have started to follow you 😎 just shows how much people trust your work and honest working practices when estimating and fault finding on there vehicles. Is there any other vehicle's from previous videos we can look forward to seeing again ? Going self-employed was best decision you made keep up the epic work and videos. Makes me wonder if I should do some videos at my camera repair shop as do a lot of different and often interesting repairs.

[@davidfalzone1082]

Found you by this truck. I was pondering the full front end replacement for a year on my 03 Yukon xl. Searched once after that year. It was a cpl months after you posted your videos on the front end rebuild oil pan and etc. I saved your link. Ordered parts and completed over a couple weekend. Didn’t go as smooth as your, but was a success! THANK YOU! Glad to see this truck is still running!

[@phillipsharpe6459]

Another brilliant video ray, if i lived anywhere near you you would have my business without a doubt, but as i live in the UK sorry no chance, respect from the UK, it's nice to have the wife unit helping, 😁👍

[@marcusmaximus451]

I fully agree with you on that comment, I too would also give Ray my business, kind regards to you Phillip, take care, Mark from Billericay 😀👍

[@nancywhitaker7565]

Great video Ray. Nice to see wife unit wanting to help and learn how to do it the right way. I always helped when I was younger. It helped a lot when taking my car to the shop I knew how to explain what was going on with it without sounding stupid.

[@55azguy]

You’ll learn once you have to clean your floors of leaves that you could have used your vacuum and saved a lot of time. Great video as always.

[@chodkowski01]

Being a one man shop it’s good to have someone around in case an accident happens she will at least know how everything works or where to go to get help if anything ever happens.

[@NackDSP]

Nothing better than this on TV on a Saturday night. Thanks again Ray!

[@ryanpippin1283]

Ray, proud of you for stepping out!! Keep up the great work and the future is your’s brother!!!

[@rrich8371]

You wife is a gem! I knew I had one too when for our first Christmas she gave me my first rolling craftsman tool chest just 'cause she knew I wanted it.

[@beardyeighty]

Shoot! Wife Unit is going to have her own channel soon lol. "Wife Unit Garage" has a nice ring to it! Great to see you off to a great start, Ray. Lots of us out here cheering for you!

[@bacon7460]

Have practically the same thing with my 07 1500 classic, will read 80 psi at all times and then randomly drop to 0 while driving. Oil and filter always looks good and it’s about to hit 300k miles.

[@chuckr2100]

Me too, I have found that if I change the oil filter and oil the problem goes away for six months😀

[@mggroupinc2993]

It looks like you have peace working with your family, it's beautiful

[@tomdixon1213]

A big improvement to your videos with the wife unit involved. Hopefully the whole family as your children get older can also help. Thanks Ray. Your cognizance and the cognizance of the wife unit with your communication on ‘wheres the baby?’ GREAT

[@mrhoogles]

thanks for sharing that with us man, it was dark but not bad, i went through something similar as a kid and i know, we all need to think about that every single time without fail.

[@chrishengeveld6117]

Nice to see you busy and a lot full jobs.!!! Great vid as always Ray!👍🤟

[@Aerogamer158]

Ray, had I have lived closer when I was still in FL I would have loved to have you work on my cars. But since I lived in the Daytona area I found someone that takes care f cars just like you. Keep up the good work!

[@juanf4451]

Had one with similar issues come in once. Put an acdelco filter on it and it got better. It was high mileage and for some reason it didn’t like the the smaller aftermarket filters

[@encinobalboa]

Glad to see loyal customers following Ray Ray over.

[@ep61611]

The warning to watch for kids before backing up can be extended to pets, as well. I was around 10 years old at the time and we had a mother cat with kittens. My stepdad went to back up and didn't notice the kitten sleeping on top of the back left tire. I didn't either - until it was too late. Actually witnessing a pet get crushed by a car was something I hope I never see again.

[@mikeycod7377]

Similar thing happened to me also. Pulled up to a stop sign driver across from me started to go, had a little dog in his lap, dog jumped out of the window witnessed it being crushed by the rear tire. To this day I want to scream at everyone who drives around with pet's in their lap😡😡😡

[@milantrcka121]

@@mikeycod7377 Yes, driver distraction as well. In a collision, airbag deployment will kill the dog and injure the driver with a dog projectile. This situation should be ticketed.

[@JimLambier]

I remember my father telling me how my uncle, a farmer, had run over my cousin with a tractor. Fortunately, the ground was so soft and muddy that it pushed him into the earth and my cousin managed to survive. My uncle was a nice guy but safety was not a high priority. Four of his fingers were missing - each caused by a different accident.

[@dncarac]

I'm 70, and just your story makes me sick to my stomach.

[@adotintheshark4848]

my neighbor's cat suffered the same fate. It was lying just behind the rear wheel when my dad, who didn't know it was there, backed up.

[@donaldhalls2189]

That story has happened to a few people here in Australia, quite a few years ago, thank goodness, and you have a great day to, and the Wife unite 😅 great to see she has a interest in your business and job, all the best to yous and your loved ones

[@derekhobbs1102]

There seemed to be a few in one year a while ago.

[@reignfree7837]

Loving the content as usual. U definitely have settled and seem a lot happier. Just a suggestion but if u have a car come back, can u put in a short clip of what u did previous? It helps me remember what was actually done. Cheers from australia. Ps enjoyed your live the other day.

[@reignfree7837]

@Simr Khera thanks man, I must have been getting a cuppa when that happened. He’s so good at what he does.

[@1GameKeeper]

No need to worry that your mechanic did the job properly. When that Mechanic is Ray, just click and watch. gold!!

[@archiesilkworth6607]

Ray, That particular series Chevrolet/GMC trucks has a well known and documented problem with the instrument cluster. He may be having other problems like the speedometer being intermittent too. I had an 05 Silverado so learned the expensive way

[@legrandechene3734]

Steeper motors for the gauges are sketchy in those. I have replaced dozens of them

[@Sicktrickintuner]

Yep was about to say the same thing, gauge cluster is known to have intermittent issues like that.

[@darkdelta]

@@legrandechene3734 I wonder if my 1998 C1500 WT (4.3) has stepper motors for the gauges? Pretty sure the fuel gauge doesn't. Just replaced the oil pump on mine, used a HV Melling, fixed the low oil pressure right up.

[@donk2831]

Happy for you and your family that all is going well with new adventure. Congratulations Ray God Bless

[@elrobo3568]

Ray, look at time 5:41 and look at the oil coming out of the filter fill tube, it looks like there could be something in the oil flow that could cause an intermittent blockage. I have seen plastic film used to wrap some filters getting into the oil system.

[@calvinevans8305]

I just found out that my Titan was stolen this morning in Las Vegas. I need some Ray therapy today. Perfect timing Ray, thanks.

[@badassbiker1974]

Oh Ray, you gotta do the Chunk Truffle Shuffle on camera! You can't do a 'hey you guys' without it!

[@EhlerDave]

I hope the wife has fun, yes the wee little one must be watched, it is crazy how fast they can move.

[@Gronicle1]

I learn a bit every time I watch. Thanks, and I am glad you blew out the leaves and crap from below the windshield at the end. It was making me OCD fidget seeing it there.

[@Corey497]

Buy a bulk pack of coffee cups and keep them by your oil filters. Use them to unscrew the filters, they will capture the hot spill

[@ColinChick]

Those leaves were driving me crazy, and I DID think you were going to let them slide! Thank you!

[@orabates1823]

A common problem on these motors is the rubber O ring on the oil pump pickup tube.

[@steveb6103]

Yes starting a new business is always a adventure. Getting the supplies, setting up accounts, etc takes alot of time.

[@Guysm1l3y]

That service door next to the rollup door should probably have a door closer on it so it can't accidentally swing open in the wind as you're backing out.

[@SA-he5ej]

I'm addicted on these videos! I cant spend a day without watching one.

[@Reloader826]

Thank you for the Safety Check on Human Life . And as always a Great Video ... Thank you Rainman ... Hello Y'all from Dallas Texas !

[@GReaper]

I like how that lift has a safety stop to keep a door from getting flung directly into the steel support post.

[@yamxt550]

Wow what a helpful wife unit!

[@arkiefyler]

So thankful you double-check before backing up. It's a terrible lesson to learn the sad way.

[@cengeb]

Be careful having kids around the workplace, tragedy happens, and insurance mandates, could be expensive...

[@waterloo123100]

You must not have listened to his story time

[@cengeb]

@@waterloo123100 I did, but kids at this type of workplace can be legal jeopardy, everything is a crime these days, just gotta be super careful...and insurance companies can be rough to deal with

[@Guineh76]

Unless I missed something, the kids are his own kids. So, I doubt very much he’d sue himself, though if anything did happen that would be tragic. I grew up around dangerous workplaces. (My mother used to do work for a cotton gin, weighing the trailers as they came in) even as a kid I knew where not to go. I’m sure he warns his kids about where to go/not go and what not to mess with.

[@misbeautifulable]

It his own kids! My mom brings me to work when I was a kid a groomer place I know better same for the sub shop I am always in the back.

[@matthewellisor5835]

Attempting to insulate from dangers tends to a reduced safety. Teaching the skills to navigate a dangerous environment without injury is proper parenting. For further learningings, check out Gever Tulley's writing of '50 Dangerous Things' (you should let your children do) Unless you're too weak-willed to have ill-conceived notions challenged; Else, go find a safe space at some institution of "higher" learning.

[@Ridgerunner49]

Raised our daughter Together when we owned a plant nursery, it was great for her but it was really great for us🤗

[@prairietomoutdoors8360]

I had a car like that once. Oil pressure was good until you kicked it down like passing another car then the oil pressure would go to zero. Pull over shut the engine off and restart and full oil pressure. It would act up more if your oil was closer to an oil change. Drove the car for years. Just thought I would mention it. When test driving I would have kick it down. Driving in town doesn’t let you know much. Great video!

[@michaellawrence6677]

Great video and a great safety warning. My kids were always ready to go play behind and under the vehicles.

[@gamefixersvideos]

I must have said "UNCLICK" to myslef 50 times today. I "attempted" to replace my water pump on my 02 4RNR. Some of those bolts on the AC compressor are a PITA to remove. LOL What I didnt know what that I was going to need a new timing belt tensioner. DOH! Your videos are great Ray! Keep it up!

[@martindealminana6363]

Ray, never posted before so two things, you mentioned the “little things” but truth is they are never little. Doing the “little things” the customer sees after the fact , like blowing leaves out of cabin air intake and the like show care and concern not displayed by production shops. Secondly, your insight as to the simple things like opening the filter canister for inspection is simple and on high mileage units is quite revealing. Thanks for all of your insight and efforts to share. God bless and Merry Christmas. Md

[@jameskennedy673]

👏👏👏👏👏for another great job. Your right those short filters are a pain. The next oil change on my wife’s ‘02 GMC Yukon with the 5.3 I’m going to get the longer filter plus order those filter wrenches, I use the cup shaped one that fits snugly on the filter, it’s great that your wife helps you. You were telling of a tragic accident. My wife lost a class mate who was run over by a tractor.

[@MrMattDat]

Keep doing what you do Ray. Great customer service!

[@johnme7049]

Thank you for an important reminder Ray. A very sad and similar thing happened to a dear friend's sister. The child lived but it crushed his pelvis.

[@keithmalmberg8395]

The oil looks very thin. Have a Cherokee that would have the same symptoms just about the time to change the oil on the clock. Turned out it had a pair of bad injectors that were leaking slightly and the gas was getting into the case and over thinking the oil. When it was warm enough and the oil was just contaminated enough it had a hard time maintaining pressure. Diagnosis came via oil analysis... Great video

[@davedennis6042]

I always enjoy your videos. Wise to be very cautious about backing out. A family that went to our church lost a grandchild when the father ran over her backing out of the driveway.

[@thecuss6817]

Saw Mrs. Ray remove lug nuts; on the 2014 Yukon we just purchased last month, the supplied lug wrench (22mm) did not work with the 19mm lug nuts (we now carry 19mm socket and bar). Anyway, the lugs were so tight, way past the 140 ft lb specification - that I had to use a 2-foor breaker bar to loosen them so I could check brake pad thickness. Yes, I torqued the lug nuts correctly, and tires had been rotated just a month before by a shop.

[@samanthalightfoot9386]

You are awesome. I wish I could find a mechanic like your where I live! Good mechanics are hard to come by now a days.

[@kdhuff1]

It’s great your regular customers are following you

[@richardguse3410]

I've been paying close attention because I have a 2017 5.3 Tahoe. Finally, you clear the leaves out of the vent area. Can't tell you how that bothers me in so many service videos and I'n not just referring to you. I've heard or read that the accumulation is very common in Florida, but, I'm in the Ontario, Canada, salt belt.

[@solomonball]

Thanks, man I was on my way to take mine to the dealership tomorrow for low oil pressure. I'll get the oil changed, and hopefully, the pressure stays up. Thanks again.

[@ivor7407]

Safety is the upmost importance Ray. Cheers to you bro.

[@richowens8265]

Love the the show and all you do. Glad you are in your own shop. Amazing family. Great too that your wife is willing to learn and help to. Keep up the Fantastic work. Me and my wife enjoy watching you.

[@snowpocalypse]

So cool to see you involving the family in your new shop.

[@jeffreyevens2033]

Ray, another great video that was both educational and entertaining! Wife unit helping! 👍