I'm sure you will never see this, but someone will. As someone who spent a large portion of my 20s raising my three nieces, you are an absolute inspiration to young ladies. You went to Harvard, you are a certified badass in a men's dominated field, you live your passion, and are unapologetically yourself. You have style, a work ethic, and an abundance of beauty. Thank you for sharing your day to day story with everyone. Have a wonderful life, Faye!

One of my Cousins has a 9 year old great grand daughter that she brings when she visits me. While checking my cousin's mini vans fluids and tire pressure the little girl wanted to help. I have a trigger tire pressure gauge filler, and I showed her on the door jam the recommend pressure and how the gauge worked. She checked and filled all 4 tires, then I mentioned the spare under the back. She wiggled underneath, check the spare, said it showed zero pounds, then aired it up to 32 psi. Whenever my cousin visits, the little girl checks & fills the tires like a pro.

I have been a technician for 35 years and you are very good and organized young lady I really respect you as a fellow technician. You know your stuff.❤️

I've been a mechanic forever, and never knew that these Toyota engines had block drains. Never stop learning!

Didn't know Amy Lee from Evanescence was a toyota fan. Nice!

Faye is one of the best KZfaq mechanics on the platform. She keeps it simple with no stupid/dumb jokes.

Wish I can be an auto mechanic. There is so much knowledge to retain. It’s amazing. I have all the respect for mechanics. Between you, Scotty Kilmer and Chris fix I learn so much.

People probably overlook her due to her appearance and gender, to their own detriment.. because this tutorial is exceptional. Superb on so many levels, keep killing it Faye !

Her voice is just perfect for her videos an I love her charisma.

Dude, I wish I had these videos years ago. I had to learn to fix my Honda through desperation because I didn't have money to get it fixed. So, I learned fluid changes, brakes, plugs, and serpentine belt. You rock

I just came across you recently and I must say my retention time for your videos is 100%. Your directions are on point as well as very detailed. Thank you for your excellent work!

So glad you told people to run the heater. Most don't know that trick. Once it's blowing really hot, you know the air is out.

I wish you had posted this a week earlier! I just flushed my Tacoma and got to do it 3 times because I didn't properly drain it the first 2 times. You are the first KZfaq tutorial that I could find that properly demonstrates to drain from not just the radiator, but the 2 block drains as well. I couldn't figure out why I was draining only 3 quarts out of a 10 quart system.

Her and scotty Kilmer would make great friends

The 4Runners I've seen friends have with 300k+ miles on them are probably still on the original coolant. Absolute tanks! Thanks for the video I'm going todo one soon similar to yours.

Swear to god, I'd like to see her servicing my car. Makes everything so chill, easy and funny :)

This lady is a super instructor; she is well spoken and conveys a boatload of info. Thanks for a cool video.

I can watch this girl all day there is something about her that drives me nuts

I love that you flush all your fluids instead of just drain and fill.

Your voice is perfectly suited for radio shows, podcasts, etc.

Hey Faye, thanks for the efforts. I don’t know what I would do without your input. I like that you insist on quality and proper procedures.

I've been a Toyota guy for a long time. I really enjoy your videos. 2000 Tacoma 509k, 2005 Prius 441k, 2009 Prius 417k, 2013 Corolla 274k. Plus a 2014 Camry, 2012 Tacoma, 2005 4 Runner, and 1989 Toyota. I've done a fair bit of maintenance on these vehicles. Great channel! Always learning tidbits of info.

I appreciate that you actually compensated for the water already in the system and made the adjustment in your concentration. I've seen a lot of know-it-all youtubers not do that and just pour 50/50 in there. In my old 1st gen RAV it's super easy because the entire coolant capacity is 8 liters/ 2.11 gallons so after flushing with water, I can pour a gallon of concentrated antifreeze in directly and top off the rest with water and it'll be almost 50/50 automatically which in in the south is plenty.

really awsome to see a woman working on vehicles. and shes easy on the eyes. 🚴

Great vid. Worth a mention about that funnel, if you squeeze a hose slightly and then insert the plug there will be no spill at all.

Glad I’m not the only one who gets hyped to do coolant flushes 😂🤙

Yay Faye! I just purchased a 2000 Tacoma 4X4 V6 (159K orig miles) & doing some fluid upgrades. Glad I found your channel.

Never seen anyone drain and fill more than once , great job Faye

I own Audi's... And somehow I landed in the Yota aisle. I'm hooked to your personality, voice, and overall vibe. 👌

It's Faye from all girls garage! Really cool, thank you Faye, awesome mechanic!!

I've been using this funnel on all of my vehicles for decades on almost all of my vehicles. It works! It comes in a kit with different adapters for different reservoirs and radiators., but they aren't compatible with a few of them. Instead of flushing, I drain & fill @ 30K mile intervals which keeps my coolant relatively fresh on my Honda cars & SUV's. I can remove the reservoir fill cap while leaving the radiator cap closed and drain the radiator. This pulls the coolant out of the reservoir. Then I proceed after filling the reservoir, replacing the cap and using the funnel in the radiator. Very easy to do.

excellent video, no stupid music, straight to the point. Thank you for taking the time to produce this, it's a big help!!

Mesmerizing. I’ll have to watch this again after I get over the shock. Wow.

I dont even own a Toyota but Im hooked, watched the entire video and ready for more!

woow she is hypnotic... her voice and accent are soft... and knows mechanics.... OMG !!

Who wouldn’t want to listen to your excellent tutorials. So pleasant, thorough, upbeat and accurate. I wish I’d have discovered you sooner.

Thank you Faye!! Straight up no gimmicks just what I needed to know to get the job done right!

Thanks for including the schematics of the different engines. Really helps us noobs!

I love you Faye. You bring back Saturdays working on our stuff so we can enjoy life.

I came across your video randomly when looking at how to properly do a coolant flush. I love the energy you have in your video!

Loved how simple your explanations were, as well, as your sparkling personality. Thank you, for both !!!

You're a great instructor, and my 2006 LX470 thanks you for it! I've watched several of your videos and have been doing a bunch of my own maintenance just for the challenge and fun. Thanks!

Ive watched quite a few other videos about changing the radiator on my 03 Tacoma and using a spill free funnel. Yours is the only one with with important mention of letting the car cool down before removing the funnel with the remaining coolant. 👍. Thank you!

I hope you realize how fortunate you are to have found something you are REALLY good at. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world. I thoroughly enjoyed this video and learned something at the same time. Thanks.

I like the way she calls a petcock a draincock.. Something stimulating about it!

Absolutely excellent, thorough description of the process. Thank you, Faye!

wow a mechanic that doesn't cut corners. amazing!!!

I enjoy your enthusiasm while working on your autos. Also, thank you for explaining how dangerous coolant can be and just like used oil, it needs to be recycled.

Great job again Faye! Thanks for explaining and demonstrating the proper coolant flush process. I learned quite a bit.

Love this channel. Great attitude and energy. Never get bored.

The new generation of Scotty Kilmer

Probably the best mechanic to learn from on KZfaq. Super easy to understand and very engaging. Definitely a fan.

I have finally found the alpha and omega! The female version of CHRISFIX! They said she didn’t exist, they said I was woowoo, but I knew🤣🤣😂😂😆😆 all jokes aside, ms. Faye Hadley, you are one badass mechanic, and so detailed. Keep it up!👍good to see female mechanics

Gets me misty-eyed and nostalgic anytime I see a 5VZ. Mine ran like a top for 250,000 miles til an inebriated person smashed into my vehicle.

Love your energy, my son and niece loved this video, learning how to flush the radiator on their own cars, thank you.

Faye, your talent is astonishing. you achieved a lot in your short career. hats up. much respect.

Hey Faye i gitta say, ya have a great personality and deliver the information with a beat (great editing) on a level we can all understand . Keep videos coming

Super helpful video! I never bothered draining the block before in previous coolant drains, but this time I’m going to do it. Thank you for pointing out the location of them on the four-cylinder engines.

This is the best unintentional ASMR channel I've ever came across. She's the bob ross of car mechanics! Great video! :) Keep up the great work.

I was going to schedule an appointment at my local service garage, but after watching your video I realized it was easy enough to do myself. I have a 2013 FJ which is similar to a Tacoma or 4-Runner. I can now save a significant amount of money doing it myself. I'm thinking the service garage probably won't be as careful doing the flush as you demonstrated in the video. Thanks for the tutorial. I've already purchased the Toyota brand coolant.

Thorough, ultra-detailed how to. Very nicely done Cheers!

Wow you did a really good job on explaining everything couldn't have said it as well my self with out making people fall asleep.. great video

Thank you Faye. Clearly presented with good detail. I did not know about block drains. I appreciate your uniqueness and uplifting tone. Car maintenance and repair can be frustrating and not much fun. I think what I have been missing is expert guidance from Faye and perhaps some pixie dust. Gratitude.

Faye, keep up the good work! As a fellow mechanic, I admired how happy you were to change antifreeze. I have seen the thumbs-down and some of the criticism in the comments. I'm not going to be one of those! I only have two videos out right now. I only did it because several of my friends ask me about questions about certain type of problems and when the opportunity arose I went ahead and recorded. I'm the only mechanic here at the dealership. I don't usually have time to record. I just wanted to take a moment and say hey I see you and great job...😊😊😊

Faye you are awesome. Actually a positive person to watch and helpful

not sure how stumble upon this but def gonna watch more videos

Wow it's truly refreshing watching and listening to a woman doing mechanics work ,and she seems to be quiet efficient and no short cuts,job well done

Thanks Faye, video was very descriptive and I love the energy!

Thank you so much for your videos, Faye! Your attention to detail and clarity of videos pointing out bolts deep within the engine bay gives me the confidence to try new services like this. The consideration for proper disposal and environmental awareness is something many others skip over. Maybe consider adding a 2nd gen Xterra to your garage so we can take care of our second car too!!

“Might as well be driving across the whole country because Texas is freakin’ huge” *laughs in Alaskan*

I didnt know block drains existed. Great video. It's very thorough and covers so many important details. Thank you,!

Between you and Carcarenut I have learned a lot about my Toyotas great content!

i think i just found another amazing mechanic channel, and a lovely woman in charge at that 😍

You are fantastic and very professional. Great work. Thanks for the content. 👍🏻

I enjoyed the tutorial. Although, I have not done the drain on the new Toyota I bought. So, I took to KZfaq to refresh my mind. I thought wow a lot of info. You are more thorough than I have ever been. Another note. You resemble my cousin , she does not have the goth look. Your emotions and movements are spot on as my cousin. Once again enjoyed your video.

You are so spot on in every tutorial video I've ever watched by You! So many are lazy, but engine drains and oil cooler hose get the whole system empty, full distilled flush(s) keep Our Trucks 😊. Tundra was a PITA to get to, so oil cooler hose alone is decent if all else is fairly fresh. So appreciate ya Faye.

Great video! I learned something with the block drain info, thank you! Quick tip for you-squeeze the upper hose then plug your funnel. When you pull the funnel it doesn’t spill that little bit. Keep up the good work!

Those funnels are awesome! My retired mechanic friend lent me his 2 years ago and I use it all the time! Luckily he hasn't asked for it back yet. 🤫

You're awesome Faye!!! Always enjoy watching your DIY videos and learning something new!

The way this girl make this mechanic videos is really amazing!

Wow. Super to see! Love the personality and your knowledge is exceptional.

Always great content Faye! Always love watching, for me I found that if you drill 2- 1/8 s holes in your thermostat. I have never needed to burp out excessive air in the cooling system and my two old hot rods and my 94 f350 they actually run just a little cooler!

I absolutely love your videos and your style. Very concise, informative and thorough. Keep up the good work!!

Ur tutorials & work ethics are SO thorough! U ARE the best mechanic! The way I LIKE to work!

Thanks Faye, this video was informative and to the point! Keep making them!

Hi Faye, top video, One thing i always do with a coolant flush is change the thermostat, seems they fail more often these days and crack the plastic radiator tanks. (I have had three so far this year) also thanks for showing the burp the baby exercise as it's so hard to explain in layman's terms , some of my customers with older cars like to do coolant and oil by themselves, scary i know but i'm always available to them for advice and take care of the aftermath. Cheers from Australia

I watch how to car stuff all the time, how have you never popped up before!

the level of attention to detail is impressive. very satisfying to watch. thumbs up. let the OCPD shine 🤩

This is informative in so many ways.... Fanfreakintastic! Thank you Faye 👍🏽

Very good tutorial. I could have used it a long time ago, but I think future diy'ers will benefit from such through directions. Not everyone knows the dangers of coolant. Great video Faye!

Thank you for this! I am changing coolant in a Honda accord, but applied your methods to my car. The part to use a remote thermometer to check temps that the thermostat has opened was golden! 👊

Another mechanic that owns a Toyota, awesome!

Simply amazing lecture on the subject of V6 5VFE coolant change. Thank you for making it really fun.

That was another Excellent tutorial, straight to the point and very thorough. Thank you so much!

Great tutorial! Your tips are right on and help to not only make a job easier but make it right! Thank you!

Faye is an awesome mech! Love the enthusiasm! I'm about to flush my gen 2 toy so decided to see how she'd do a coolant flush. What I didn't know is that she was doing it on a gen 2 toy! Search complete! Thanks Faye.

Work of art young Lady ,,

You need a helluva lot more subs than you have currently. I've used your videos for actual use a couple of times now and Im happy to have been able to not so much save money, but moreso that I think everyone feels better about themselves when they can do these things on their own.

I've had multiple vehicles and never understood the function of the coolant overflow tank on a Tacoma (Hilux in my country). Mine is a '05 model and has over 200K on the odometer. To this day I've never required any coolant top-ups between service intervals and have never had any coolant in the overflow tank. Our average summer temperatures are 78°F so to me that rules out 'hot' climates having any effect. Seems like an over-engineered feature to me at this point but admit that each engine differs and can behave differently, even on the same models... PS. this is the 1st video of yours I have watched because I accidentally stumbled across it and I think it is wonderful how you bust stereotypes (I am guilty of this) in a male dominated field - your videos are on par with the top content creators out there. Keep being awesome!

Thanks for the easily tutorials and the extra information in the vids! I found your channel when searching for the clutch renewal info about my VW :). Also made me a member of the channel, keep up the good work!