@4Runner21. Thanks, glad you liked the video. The torque wrench I used was from Tacklife and it was 3/8" from Amazon. But I just checked and they don't sell that torque wrench anymore. However, they have one that is pretty similar to what I have. Here is the link to it: ARUCMIN 3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench (10-100 ft.-lb./15-135 Nm) Dual-Direction Adjustable Torque Wrench Set a.co/d/3gog5Fb. Hope it helps! 😊

Good question. I never tried to do it, but I'm sure there is probably a way. At least with the Meross app, there is no way.

@K1n1c... Ouch! Yeah, good question. I actually do not know. Did you try and use like a magnet extension pole to try and fish it back out?

That I don't know.

Agreed! Can't get any simpler than that. 😉

@delinquense... Yes. Unfortunately with this model, you will need a unit for each door. There is a different model that will be able to work with two separate doors, and I believe it is the MSG200, like you said. But I don't remember.

Will do next time. Thanks for the feedback. ❤️ This is my first attempt at making these types of videos, so I always appreciate the comments and feedback. Keep em coming guys and gals!

You're welcome! Always glad to hear it helped out. ❤️

You actually do not need a hub. But you do need to connect your Meross Garage Opener to your WiFi so that it has Internet access. That way you can control/monitor the garage opener from your app on your phone. And of course you'll also need Internet access on your phone as well. So if you don't have WiFi on your phone, then at least you'll need cellular data.

@barryt.8632. Actually yes, it does matter which terminal you remove first. And it's always the negative terminal first before removing the positive terminal. There actually is a very good reason for it... And it's to prevent you from accidentally electrocuting yourself (in case there still might be voltage coming out of the battery). And if there still is voltage coming from the battery and you touch the positive terminal first while your body touches the car, then your body is basically completing the circuit and you will get a nice blast of electricity through your body. 😬 Definitely not a good thing. So disconnect the negative terminal first and then disconnect the positive terminal. 👍

Thank you @erict456. Glad the video helped. I'm trying to work on some more, but I have been pretty busy with the kids. Trying to find some more time soon. 😊

@chrisli7114... This applies only to the 2nd Gen RDX models... But you should be able to apply it to your MDX as well, I would think. The parts might be a bit different though, so check your owners manual for more details and to ensure you get the right part for your vehicle. Good luck and hope that helps.

Thanks for mentioning that! 😊

@robertthetexan8537... Yes, that is definitely one way to ensure your radio or other memory settings does not get reset. 👍 Thanks for the suggestion! 😎

@royquesada5295... Yes, that is true what you said about the head gasket leak. I was only mentioning that if you noticed oil on the spark plugs, that it could mean that you are experiencing a head gasket leak. And yes changing spark plugs have nothing to do with fixing the problem, but this video was mainly to show users how to replace the spark plugs on their RDX. 😉 But you are also right that it could also be a valve cover gasket or spark plug grommet failure as well. 👍 So thanks for the comment and advice. 🙂

@RAY li.. so according to the Acura owners website, it is recommended to replace the spark plugs every 60k miles. Which in your case you should. But of course it's just a recommendation. Can you change it a little bit later? Sure. But I wouldn't put it off too long. Will it help with gas mileage? You probably will notice a slight difference, depending upon how bad of a shape the spark plugs were before. I could only get at most 20mpg in the city. Don't know how you got 13kmpl in city, but that is how much I usually get in the freeway sometimes. 😬 Hope this helps.

@Albert Ta... Thank you for the kind feedback! The tubing diameter size I used was 1/4". It's almost the same size as what an aquarium pump uses. Hope this helps, and have fun bleeding your brakes. 😉

@Jason Yang... Yes. You can control these lights using either your Home Pod or Siri. You just have to set it up using Apple Home kit. For setting it up with Apple Home kit, you can scan the QR code they supply you with when you bought the light bulbs. And then from there you can follow the directions on how to name it and set it up. It's a slightly different process than what I show here in this video. Hope this helps. 😉

@Jeano Balinghasay... So yes and no. Yes, if you use the same login account to login to the app. No, if they have a different login. Hope that helps. 😉

Sorry to hear that @Kevin Dagostino. Have you tried to do a factory reset on the device to see if that helps? If you are still having problems, I would suggest contacting Meross support for more help. Hope they will be able to help you out.

@Bill Maniscalco... So that depends on the mileage of your car and if it is due. I would refer to the owners.acura.com website for more details on when you need to perform a valve adjustment. Otherwise you do not need to do it at the same time as your spark plug replacement. Another way to know if you need your valves adjusted is if you hear from the valve train. If you hear it, then most likely you'll need a valve adjustment. Hope this helps.

@John Lee... Glad the video helped you save some money on maintenance! 😉 And I'm also glad you decided to do the maintenance yourself. 💪

@Ash Plumber... So yes, oil on the spark plugs can be caused by anyone of the following problems: bad valve cover gaskets, worn spark plug o-rings or valve guides, a faulty head gasket or a broken piston ring. Having a mechanic diagnose the issue might tell you more exactly what the problem is. Hopefully it's not too major and that you are able to resolve the problem. Good luck.

You're welcome @Underground Chuckey Tennessee. Glad you didn't give up. 👍 That battery strap was a pain to get back on. I cut out a lot of the video, but it actually took me a good 25 mins to get it back on right. 😬

@Qizhen Li... You're very welcome. It is not required to use a memory saver. You would do that only if you do not want to lose any of your settings on your infotainment system, I would think. But I never did and my settings were still there surprisingly. Didn't lose any presets either. 😉

You're welcome @Anthony Friendly. And thank you for your kind comments. I've been busy with my kids, but I'll try and make some more videos like this in the future. 👍

You're welcome @S13... Glad it helped you out. ❤️

@Andrew Nguyen... Thank you for your comment. The plastic tubing i used was a 1/4" tubing that you can get either online or at an aquarium store. Hope this helps. 😉 Good luck.

You're very welcome @slotz1. And thank you for the kind words. I'll definitely try and post up more in the future. 😉

@Rollo Tomassi. You're right, I actually meant valve cover gasket is going bad. Not head gasket. Thanks for catching that. And you're right there are other reasons that could be the issue... Another reason could be the o rings of the spark plug could be bad as well.

@Alex F. You're very welcome! Glad the video helped you. 😊

@K Gamez... Sorry you had to go through that at the "stealership". Lol. But yeah, that is so messed up. I'm glad you do your own maintenance, not only does it save you money, but you will also begin to appreciate and know your car more intimately. Kudos to you. As for the 2029 model, I don't think it will change that much, but I would probably look it up in your manual to see if it does. Good luck and get fixing. 😊

Thanks @iMark for the feedback. I'll remember that when I make my next video. 😊

@Richard Cook... We have been very happy with Meross products as well. When I first used them I wasn't sure what to expect. But I didn't want to spend more money on the other alternatives, so I gave them a try. Installation was simple and easy with the app, and integration with other AI was easy as well. The products always seem to be stable and rarely ever go bad. I also will be buying more in the future. 😉

You're welcome @AB18. 😊

@Bryan Lee... You will need to use at least close to 100% of new brake fluid because old brake fluid loses its performance over time and is prone to absorbing water over time as well, which in turn can be disastrous even if there is like 10% old fluid left in the reservoir. Cause then that 90% new fluid get contaminated and will eventually lose its performance much quicker than if you used at least 100% new fluid. So it is recommended to not mix the old with the new and to replace every 3 years with cose to 100% new fluid if possible... For your safety and form the best performance for your car. Hope that helped. 😉

Lol... @Y D.

You're welcome @Z Ma! Hope it helped you in your decision to get this product. 😉

You're welcome @Khan Sok. 😉

@Christopher Michaels. Thank you for your feedback. I will definitely keep that in mind for future videos. If you watch my brake bleeding video, you'll notice I started to do that by going to the Acura Owners website for that detail. 😉

You're welcome @Carlos Roa! 😉

@John M B... Some others told me the same thing. And I actually did have a video footage of it, but realized I forgot to add it into the published video after I uploaded it. 🤦🏻‍♂️ I think I might just upload another video just as a follow up to show how the sensor is actually installed. 👍 Stay tuned. 😉

You're very welcome, @BMCHP! Glad it helped you out with your battery change. 😉

Thank you @Dok Ortiz! ❤️ I'm glad the video has been useful. I'll try and make more videos like this in the future once I get some more free time away from the kids. 😉

@Fahad... That I'm not sure. I actually don't have an Apple ecosystem, so I cannot tell you why. But my suspicion is maybe with a setting you need to fix on your home pod. Or it could be on your iPhone. You might want to reach out to support and see if they can help you out. Sorry I could not be off much help.

@Anthony Cissell... Thank you. Glad it helped you with the issues you were experiencing with your Acura. I had a similar problem too, but it was fixed by replacing the transmission fluid and filter, plus a software update. Had to take it to the dealership to get it fixed. Luckily it was still under warranty. 👍. And that issue only happened when we were going up hill. So if you're still having the same issue, try replacing you tranny fluid and filter and then take your vehicle into dealership to do a software update. And I will definitely try and post more videos in the future, after things have settled down a little more at home. Lots of changes going on, so my videos are backlogging. Lol. Oh... And sadly, one of the major changes involved the selling of our Acura. 😢 But we did end up getting a bigger Volvo... So be on the lookout for new Volvo videos instead. 😉

@antmon antmon. Sorry to hear about that. I never had that issue yet, knock on wood. But I did have an issue with the app where sometimes when I open the garage manually through the wall switch, then I open the app to use it to close the door, the app still shows the door is closed. So I have to refresh the app and then it correctly shows the door is open. Then I can click to close the garage door. A little annoying sometimes cause it takes extra time to refresh the app and then I can close the door. For your problem though, I think you can contact support and have them help you with that issue. That definitely is not a good thing. Hope they are able to fix it. Let me know how it goes. 😉 Good luck!

You're welcome, @RM Good News! Glad I was able to help! 😉

Thanks @m w. Yeah, I actually noticed it after I published the video and after some of the feedback I received. So my newer published videos have it toned down a bit more now. 😉

Hi @Johnnie Guitar... There are no plastic screws holding the engine cover on my 2016 model... I'm guessing maybe they changed it, since the 2016 model had a facelift from the previous years. Sorry about the visuals... I tried to setup the camera in a way to capture the whole view. I probably should have also captured it close up with a go pro head cam, but didn't have one at the moment. But I probably will on my future videos... 😉 Thanks for the feedback!