Good lord they making things complicated. 9 degree is mighty chilly. It's 82 here in NC. Glad you're still doing good in new shop.

Good to have more car Dr videos lately

Why is it, engineers in the car manufacturers design something like this. Its almost like they made a headlight, then the manufacturer says let's build a car around the headlamp. Let's make it to where whoever buys our car will hafta remove the tires, fenders, bumpers, steering column, and both front doors just to get to the burnt out light bulb.

That actually looks fairly easy. There's another Ew Toober that does car repairs from his home. Someone came to him for help in replacing a headlight that went out. I forget but it was one of those high end imported cars. He literally had to take apart most of the body work in the front and finally gave up and told the customer to take it to the dealer. It ended up costing something like $1600 to replace a headlight! I love my old cars.

Thanks for the info.

Glad to see you blinking more, Tim

A little tip. Turn on the lights before you close everything back up just incase the new bulb is busted or isnt plugged in all the way.

Thank you buddy I'm putting new struts on my wife's 2011 traverse her driver side light bulb is out and getting ready to replace it while I have the tire off, seems like it'll be a lot easier with it off and out of the way. Appreciate the video bud.

Cool... Indianapolis Indiana. I like you Efforts...good videos Online transmission student retired guy...4L60E Retired Machinist Indianapolis

Short and sweet! I'll stick to my 01 Silverado headlight bulb changes 2 pins out :)

hey tim the new shop looks nice! yea more amps can burn that connector and the bulbs dont last as long too.... at least your not putting led

Something else to work on A .you can keep the snow ❄️ thank you for your videos Tim .

Thxs Tim you are right about the high intensity lights..I stay a way from them.....

Gret vid Tim. As always love the detail . Thanks for sharing !! Stay warm..

Mr Tim thanks for the video

Just replaced the one's on my wife's 2014 traverse. What a pain, just another reason I love both my 80's 84 grand prix and 86 dodge ram. Can change any of the lights out in like 5 minutes.

Do you have a video on how to change out the fog lights on a 2016 Traverse I have a busted fog light that I need to replace.

Thank you This helped me out a lot 🙏🙏

Just changed the bulbs on the wife's Impala today.

my 14 Enclave has hid headlights. The ballast went out and they wanted over $400 for a new one. The days of cheap repairs are over.

How’s going my good car doctor? Great diagnostic

Woah Tim! Where have you been, fishing? Nice to see you again.

Wow there's more room in there than the room to change the water pump on those cars

Where is your shop located at in Anchorage?

There's ...... Probably....ordeals in Anchorage.....that are....MIND BLOWING......and or.... enough to make a person want to ......live there too..........ect.

Thanks buddy for the video. You good.

Hey Dumbo.. What size of light bulb did you replace.. thanks

Hi tim i watched your video on the P06DD code, i have a 2011 jeep grand cherokee 3.6L and when i try to accelerate at 3k RPMS i lose all power and have to let the rpms drop below 2500 to then accelerate again, the code read engine oil pressure sensor switched off, i replaced the sensor and the code is still popping up, any recommendations?

Ball freezing temp

Are you still open for business in Anchorage

T20 is the big size on the wife's traverse

I could never do it! Single digit temps are NOT fun. Waiting a day or two to warm up and dry out a vehicle is no fun either. EVAP systems must be a nightmare!

Hmm i thought the alternator was kicking out more voltage than normal. Unless the computer is controlling the alternator and thats very reliable lol :) Ok cheap shit bulbs lol.

Just as bad as the Avalanche bulb replacement. Taking something that should be simple to do, and making it an ordeal. Get a quote on a bulb replacement, it should be a few hundred bucks because of the labour involved