Thanks for this video. I changed my brakes and rotors on my 2020 pilot and couldn’t figure out why the emergency brake wasn’t holding. I didn’t have to do this with my 2011 pilot and 2000 accord.
@EnuffsEnuff3189 күн бұрын
Damn good info. Thanks!
@tiffsdecorandmore10 күн бұрын
What’s the other brand you mentioned besides airstream? I couldn’t understand what you said.
@RoughRidersTV9 күн бұрын
Legrande. I don't remember the model name but they have one with a similar footprint. I believe MSRP on it was 53K to start.
@Adam-vo6tv10 күн бұрын
Does the machine move the bisquettes at its own pace based on the time you put in, or do you have to move them in when appropriate?
@RoughRidersTV9 күн бұрын
Yes, it automatically moves them onto the burn plate. Each puck burns for about 20 mins so you set the smoke time based upon how many pucks you load up with that 20min/puck burn rate.
@gjb178811 күн бұрын
We have the same set up.. I already switched to a 230AH lifepo4 battery. We will be heading out maiden voyage next week...
@RoughRidersTV10 күн бұрын
Nice. We've only been out 3 times but enjoying it so far.
@Suavveb13 күн бұрын
Can you send me the info for the sales agent at Bretz rv please?
@RoughRidersTV9 күн бұрын
Sure. William Stump 406 241-0598. Tell him you watched the video and that I sent you.
@tammyd409914 күн бұрын
Nizoral
@tammyd409914 күн бұрын
Nizoral
@Dana-.-16 күн бұрын
Thank you for the tour and your initial impressions. My husband and I are looking at purchasing a Sol Dusk. I was hoping for 2 stairs, but the folding tuck under the trailer stairs. We boon-dock and move almost every day when we travel. Those steps look like they bring the rain/snow/dirt in the camper. I saw some photos of Dusks with the fold up stairs. Did you buy those as an option, or is that how your Dusk came?
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
The steps are part of the new additions in 2024. While I think they could bring in dirt, we put the carpet on there and it doesn't seem to be much of a problem. I would think without the carpet, it would be even less of a problem. We do keep a broom with us to brush off the steps if they start collecting dirt. We use the roll out canopy and an entry indoor/outdoor carpet and that does a really good job keeping dirt and rain down significantly. I'm not sure I would camp in the winter with the trailer as the insulation is not much. It is a 3 season camper so I suspect winter would be cold or use a lot of propane for the furnace. I boondock a lot as well, the factory battery is Lead Acid and only 75ah...it didn't last long. I upgraded it myself to a LiFePo4 battery and will be posting that to my YT channel soon. It made a WORLD of difference when boondocking. I can run for days with the new battery setup.
@Dana-.-15 күн бұрын
@RoughRidersTV Thanks for your response! We usually camp in spring and fall. Occasionally, we get into snow, but not for long. Thanks for the tip on insulation! I will definitely be watching on your battery upgrade. 👍
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
@@Dana-.- So we've only camped 3 times so far so we are still learning the ins/outs of it. With that said, it has rained on us on all 3 trips and we did not have any problem with water getting inside the trailer. The combination of the canopy and the indoor/outdoor carpet kept the trailer clean and dry. I don't know about how it would work with snow given that I probably would not want the canopy out in any snowfall or at least not in any significant snow fall as I would be concerned about the weight of the snow on the canopy. For rain, I just shorten one of the legs so the rain will flow off the canopy in that direction. But I think even with the previous type steps, you would have the same problem of tracking snow, dirt into the trailer as you go in/out. The only time you fold those steps up is when you are leaving so a good sweeping should take care of that without issue.
@jeffwuttke815616 күн бұрын
Excellent video
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
Glad you liked it
@HagerVids17 күн бұрын
Is the up and down for both drivers and passenger?
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
It's basically, lefty loosey, righty tighty on the star nut. You will feel it as it tightens and the wheel will get harder to turn.
@HagerVids10 күн бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV so i replaced both sides with new pads and hardware. Turned star nut on both sides until they would not turn freely and only a slight lag when e brake is engaged. Should I force turning star nut with a hammer? Maybe I can tighten cable connected to floor e brake?
@RoughRidersTV10 күн бұрын
@@HagerVids Basically, you are turning the nut until you cannot turn the rotor at all. Then you back the nut off by 7 clicks or so. The rotor should not freely spin (no drag) yet when you set the brake, it should engage quickly. If you have turned the nut and it won't turn any further, then you might need new brake shoes in the drum hat. The brake shoes are not the brake pads that squeeze the disc rotor. Replacing pads won't do anything on the parking brake as they are not part of that brake system. The parking brake is an independent braking system. When you adjust the star nut, you are moving those brake shoes closer/further from the brake surface inside the rotor hat. Just like brake pads, parking brake shoes need to be replaced every so often. So if you can't dial in the parking brake adjustment, pull off the rotor and inspect the shoes to see if they are worn and need to be replaced.
@HagerVids10 күн бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV inspected the cable. It's not pulling on driver side. It does on passenger side. The connector that splits off looks old and rusty. Now I'm not sure if it's just a stuck line on one side or what lol
@plants4thewin17 күн бұрын
You can use the table for more counter space. The TV on shore is a poor design. Overall it’s a decent trailer. Airstream is a disappointment.
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
Agreed. We also roll out the metal sink cover as more counter space and it helps. We've now had it out 3 times and learning more and more about how to use the space. We are also learning limitations of the trailer that we need to account for while camping. I've completed the battery upgrade and the solar controller and it was a huge addition to the trailer capability. I never have to worry about how much power I use over night now.
@guitgoman18 күн бұрын
My 2006 S2000 has no power steering. EPS DTC is 32-01 (Problem with main current sensor offset). Service manual recommended checking the electrical connections. I checked and cleaned the three EPS module connectors, and the connectors to the steering rack and torque sensor. No visible corrosion. Next, I tried replacing the EPS module. Since Honda no longer stocks this part, I got one off eBay. I installed the used module and reset the EPS. I still get the same DTC 32-01 code. I measured a motor resistance of 0.3-0.4 ohms. That seems about right. After I start the car, the EPS light does not come on until I turn the steering wheel. I’m wondering if it’s the torque sensor. I checked the resistance on the three sensor pins for a short or open circuit. Got ~14 ohms measured between the two outside pins and the center pin. Measured ~28 ohms between the left and right pins. Any thoughts?
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
I would bet its the sensor. I tried replacing the EPS module as well with no luck. It started out having a problem when temps dropped but it progressively got worse and I suspect, with time, would have failed completely. The Torque Sensor is fairly common problem with the car so my guess it that is where your problem resides.
@jwdiho27 күн бұрын
what is this like moving it into the basement? I am looking to do the same. How many people did it take?
@RoughRidersTV27 күн бұрын
It wasn't too bad as gravity was on our side. It was myself and my son in law. I tacked in a couple of 2x6 boards about 10 feet long. Once I was able to get the Arc trainer on the boards, I only needed to control the speed of the decent to the landing. From there, it was 2 steps to the basement floor where I could wheel it in place. I did have to disassemble a bunch of it to help lighten it up and to give us more room to make the tight turns do the stairs.
@joemacias236029 күн бұрын
First loosen the top screws holding the plate, they just need to be loosened. Then remove the two bottom screws and slide the plate to the right and lift. You will need a screwdriver with a longer shaft for the lower screws. This video was a lifesaver, but I thought this might be helpful.
@edleckert6515Ай бұрын
The service manual says to align the "alphabet stamping" on the pinion shaft with the rack guide screw (which looks like it points straight up) when the rack is in the straight ahead driving position. Well, there may be a couple of scratches that could be letters on the old sensor, but they would have been on the bottom, not the top, if my painted on alignment marks are correct. The new sensor has no such lettering at all. Did you bother with this instruction?
@RoughRidersTVАй бұрын
I tried it that way first but it would not align right. The shat rotates 360 degrees so injustice aligned the teeth so the wheels and steering wheel were straight and that worked best for me. No problems so far.
@leoiriarte6884Ай бұрын
Hey, not being critical.but that is not the correct sequence for properly tightening your front axle. The front axle nut should always be torqued first after tightening the pinch bolts, then loosen the right side pinch bolt, pump the front forks a couple of times to allow the front fork to find a neutral position of the axle and then tighten the right pinch bolts, axle torque is 59 ft lbs, and the pinch bolts are 17 ft lbs
@user-dn5qi1rd6yАй бұрын
need my fridge is leaking water on the floor very very badly, i have samsung numerous times, CSR are very lousy, they dont to want to do anything, they dont know themselves, what to do, floor is damage, every 25min i mop a bucket of water, i am tired, money is tight, cant afford tech, my model #RF18HFENBSR; it is three french w/no water dispenser, i appreciates all advice, god bless. i have been mopping all day, i just turn off the water switch, i have look everywhere, plz plz help my place is flooded, it is all wet i am sacred of falling Reply
@ArmenArmenjsАй бұрын
Nice job. take off the low oil sensor, then use pressure washer, or take it to manual car wash. clean well.
@jh441Ай бұрын
Does this need to be done on both rear wheels or just one?
@kovalenkoihor4325Ай бұрын
both have the same system. You need to do both rears
@juliusalimbuyao5562Ай бұрын
Cut out the bottom of a 1 liter Soda plastic container,clean and easy slide
@TheAwkwardBananaАй бұрын
I appreciate the video. Staying there next weekend, looking forward to it.
@papaspage2001Ай бұрын
Nice 👍🏻
@RoughRidersTVАй бұрын
Thanks. still in the honeymoon phase with the trailer but the quality on this is pretty impressive. Not as good as the teardrop but better than any other comparable rig I looked at...so hoping this holds up over time.
@edleckert6515Ай бұрын
Where did you find a new torque sensor?
@RoughRidersTVАй бұрын
From a group online. There are all sorts of places to find them still.
@michaelsullivan609327 күн бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV Can you provide a link to the group? I wasn't able to find it on S2Ki forum. Thanks for the video and the tips on installation!
@RoughRidersTV27 күн бұрын
@@michaelsullivan6093 There are a couple of S2K FB groups. But places like HondaPartsOnline should still have them as does ebay. However, be sure you get a left hand drive version as ebay was full of right hand drive versions and the splines run the wrong way.
@jasonwece2528Ай бұрын
I love mine
@scotts2kАй бұрын
Is it still available from Honda?
@RoughRidersTVАй бұрын
I think so but it's expensive. You can find it cheaper online.
@JulietHotelFoxtrotАй бұрын
Great review. Thank you for pointing out the weld issues. That's something most people skip over, but you're assessment is correct. Debating on this and the ready ramp. Prefer the mesh on this, but want something that I can throw in the back of the truck, shake the piss out of on a dirt road, and know that it's not going to fatigue and break.
@RoughRidersTVАй бұрын
Thanks for watching. Surprisingly enough it is still holding up well. None of the welds have broken loose yet. I have since bought my wife a quad so we use these to load her quad as well. The only thing that has happened and it's not a fault of the ramps is that some of the webbing dented a little bit. However, that is because I used them to load a 300lb double oven on a refer dolly. The dolly has narrow, hard wheels that didn't line up with the center beam when I loaded it so one wheel was off center and the weight of the oven on such a small area caused the webbing to dent some. But even then the welds held so I can't really complain given the price point.
@JulietHotelFoxtrotАй бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV that's awesome. Thank you. It's good to hear that after four years it's still holding up
@Jonny-Tech2 ай бұрын
There is also an upgrade to this fix, Samsung recommends to add a heater line to the defroster.. However, that drain can also be clogged from a bug, or spider climbing up through the bottom, a blower and air compressor is needed to blow the drain out, and flush it with hot water.. until water flows very well.. 👍
@Jonny-Tech2 ай бұрын
It's an evaporator core... Not a condenser.. the condenser is in the bottom of the refrigerator. Next to the compressor.
@abdulrahmanmuktar16122 ай бұрын
Great video.. I’ll try on mine. My ap1 doesn’t rev pass 7k rpm do you know what could be the problem
@pinkpsilo3337Ай бұрын
Could be a couple things. Gotta narrow it down by your symptoms. If it’s not engaging vtec check out your top dead center sensor. It’s by the fire wall and connected around valve cover I believe. Is it fuel cutting at 7k?
@RoughRidersTVАй бұрын
@@pinkpsilo3337 that is what mine was. Loose connector by the valve Cover. Once I plugged it in securely, car was fine
@sunshinestatebushcrafter30492 ай бұрын
Very well done review. Thanks.
@cdpc2112 ай бұрын
Does the card need to be on neutral to do this?
@muddymudd2 ай бұрын
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@chevytrucker2 ай бұрын
I lock mine up in a building!!!
@davidpatrick18132 ай бұрын
Nice
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
Thanks
@AbhinavRoy12 ай бұрын
Million times per sec?
@mrc792 ай бұрын
Advice. Learned the hard way- double check make sure you have the vertical bar on your MDX. My 2014 doesn’t even have it and I cannot mount this cooler anywhere. I’m out $180 as oem prices have doubled and I should have bought the full kit that comes with the bar
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
Can you fabricate the bar? If that is the only thing preventing you from mounting it, might want to give it a try.
@tdmgtdmg62832 ай бұрын
Is this the same for a Honda civic I changed my back brakes but I unplugged the e brake motor to do get better leverage then I plugged everything back in correctly and now my dash board is lit up telling me to release parking brake but it’s not engaged
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
Not sure, never had to work on a Civic. The ebrake is cable driven on this, not electronic so probably not the same.
@robjohnson42602 ай бұрын
Thanks good job
@robjohnson42602 ай бұрын
Thanks
@robjohnson42602 ай бұрын
Thanks, good job
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching.
@jasonp48602 ай бұрын
I'm looking for this canopy and I can't find anything with hex legs and the robust tie down straps...Do you have a model number?
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
I don't know if they still make it or not. But here is the description from my amazon order. Eurmax Premium 10'x10' Commercial Grade Heavy Duty Outdoor Easy Pop up Canopy Instant Tent Trade Show White
@Michael-xz4ym2 ай бұрын
Great instruction! Going to see if just clearing the drain and utilizing energy saving mode stops the freeze. If not I'll try the clip
@lighthouseministries72 ай бұрын
You never mentioned the cost difference between the 2 units. I'm guessing double at least for the bigger grill?
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
Actually I did. I mentioned it right at the beginning of the video at the 1:30 mark. But yes it's about double the cost.
@lighthouseministries72 ай бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV ah sorry I missed it and didn't see it in the timestamp!
@lighthouseministries72 ай бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV I am hoping we made the right choice we went with the Bradley smoker!
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
@@lighthouseministries7 I really don't think you can go wrong with either. Both are great smokers and I used that Bradley for 6 years without complaint. It always produced great food. Now that I've had more time on the RecTeq, I do like it a little bit more. The more open cook space makes larger cuts of meat easier to smoke and the phone app is great at seeing temps without having to go outside. But at 2x the cost, I would expect more features and capabilities and that's why it's not really a fair comparison between the 2. If you cold smoke (cheese, fish, etc.), the Bradley wins hands down. It is a much better cold smoker than the RT.
@TACTICALSQUIRREL142 ай бұрын
Do you still have this bike looking to pick one up. Wondering if it’s still a viable option in 2024
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
No, sold it when I bought the YXZ 1000. However, I sold the YXZ a few years ago and bought the YZ250F which is basically the MX version of this bike and that is what I'm riding today.
@LeisureTimeLarry2 ай бұрын
What are you getting for fuel consumption? What is the fuel capacity? Thanks.
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
It holds about 4 Gallons. It's stock motor and exhaust so it sips fuel. We can go a long time between refueling. I don't have milage range, but I can go hours plowing the streets and do that multiple days before having to put in more gas. On trails, we will get 3+ day rides in before needing to refuel.
@codemonkey61732 ай бұрын
8:15 you wouldn't be using pucks all the way through a smoke with the bradley though. I tend to use them for the first hour or two, and maybe the last hour if I toss in some pit beans. Other than that, great video!
@RoughRidersTV2 ай бұрын
Fair point. I would typically max out things at 6 hours on the smoke. Anything over that would not get absorbed by the meat. When I did Brisket, I would burn pucks for 6 hours and then the element do the rest. Ribs, I would do 5 hours all smoke. Never really did anything less than 5 hours. But you are right, costs do drop once you stop burning pucks...I should have accounted for that in the video.
@codemonkey61732 ай бұрын
@@RoughRidersTV No worries, it's a very informative video. I sent it to a friend asking about pellets vs bradley. I've owned two bradleys I've been very happy with. When doing larger pieces of brisket I'm usually ending up around 12+ hours in the bradley. One of my biggest complaints with the bradley is the low thermal mass. If I add pit beans mid smoke, it takes too long (imo) to bring temps back up.
@JuanRodriguez-qz5pf3 ай бұрын
Great video thanks!! I'm thinking about buying one of this and you helped me make my decision.
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
Glad I could help!
@townsendYXZ3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the vid doing my first diff oil change boy that 21mm socket is odd might have to go buy one biggest I think I have is 17. Love these machines picked up a 22 xtr myself made street legal couldn't be happier with it
@RoughRidersTV15 күн бұрын
Awesome
@rbx103 ай бұрын
Nice work! Why you need to add brake fluid in the jar before bleeding ?
@RoughRidersTV3 ай бұрын
Thanks. I put fluid in the jar so the open line does not suck any air back into the lines.