Thanks man. I just bought this cover…was searching for which fill hole to service up to. Looks sweet man!
@zachunderwoodКүн бұрын
Thanks for the video! Solid work, sir!
@user-rr6rm8bv9mКүн бұрын
Great video!
@Natasha-p9w4 күн бұрын
Never saw him put the o-ring on the high pressure line to the pump.
@minutemaintenance73854 күн бұрын
Sorry, must have missed recording that part.
@vegasfordguy4 күн бұрын
You should only use genuine OEM Ford CVT transmission fluid in the Freestyle and Five hundred CVT transmissions. Also you shouldn't use any of those snake oil Lucas products. There's a reason that only transmission fluid goes into a transmission and engine oil only goes into an engine. Don't use additives as they can actually cause more damage.
@carolinaherrera60347 күн бұрын
It is an awesome and detailed video. I am actually replacing it myself and this is by far the best video! Thank you! Now I need one to repair coolant leak ha.
@serenitycarino419 күн бұрын
Warm, windy with snow on the ground! 🤣 Spoken like a true mid-westerner!
@LeVartu11 күн бұрын
Observations (great video overall) Those "washers" that you didn't know what they were for and clipped them off? They are what holds the dust cover over the plate, which you ripped off leaving those still on. When you put it back on, the washers were discarded it's just a matter of time before it falls off while driving. Worst of all you removed the pan from the 62TE side wall and just placed it back on the tranny when done, no attention to making sure the gasket was still viable. After 150k miles I promise you it wasn't, and now it'll leak tranny fluid until she brings it back to you to pay for repairs you caused.
@minutemaintenance738511 күн бұрын
Hey thanks for watching! Thankfully none of that happened! I fixed a few other issues on the van over the next year she had it (she unfortunately got into an accident and it totaled out but thankfully she and Hers were unharmed and not at fault so upgraded). Never had any leaks, cover stayed in place, never had any complaints! New gaskets are always a good idea but aren't always needed case in point my 52' Chevy barn find..Sat since 83' , towed it home...simple tune up, fluid flush, carb rebuild and wiring fixes due to mice and ran great never leaked and had original gaskets (at least from 83' as I never changed em). Good rule of thumb to swap gaskets but as this is a "how to get back on road for minimal cost/tools for the average soccer mom" channel...I operate from the motto of "if it stays, it plays". Plus..with routine maintenance and operating temperatures gaskets don't degrade as readily as ppl think in my experience! Thanks for watching! And Happy Wrenching!
@toneykelley810412 күн бұрын
My 27 has no fuse.
@williamvaughan121812 күн бұрын
Use 3M dry silicone spray on the silicone rubber seals to aid reassembly. You will be amazed how smoothly they connect back together when the connectors are clean and lubricated. do not use dielectric grease this will collect dirt and push the seal out of place and allow water to corrode the terminals. Before disconnecting use water or windex to remove the dirt and mud from the weatherpack connectors and blow it off with compressed air. repeat if necessary because we all know how difficult they can be to disconnect when dirty. Don't forget the DRY SILICONE SPRAY before reassembly. I learned this from working at the ford dealership.
@MarkDobbs69713 күн бұрын
Thanks from MN, I owe you a beer
@jasonfrance492713 күн бұрын
What if you do 1 cylinder at a time
@minutemaintenance73859 күн бұрын
I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. You can do one cylinder at a time if you'd like.
@275RGR13 күн бұрын
Details on new pan?
@minutemaintenance73859 күн бұрын
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@racingdreamz802116 күн бұрын
I replaced the entire valve body , cost about $120 on eBay, worked like a charm
@ukjw216 күн бұрын
If you have judge red one they was just simply exposed…does out the exposure cause any issues itself? I had a house nest and can’t find any serious chewing but a few exposures. Nocrank since the nest was made
@stevenjlayton17 күн бұрын
Spark plug gapper used wrong.. the little hole in the back is for opening the gap.. not complaining just pointing out, sometimes doing it that way ruins the plug... I'm guilty of doing it as well😂
@johndandrea803417 күн бұрын
2 questions....Are these shocks really that much better than the 2.5" stock shocks for normal driving? Also, if youare wheeling that rig, Why didn't you weld those shock perches?
@minutemaintenance738517 күн бұрын
I did notice a small difference with on road driving with the new shocks, but my old ones were blown so that makes a big difference. I mostly upgraded for when I take it off road. I may weld them later when I add a bypass, but for now being bolted on is completely fine!
@jimmyboyles286819 күн бұрын
2005 Ford 500 CVT AWD. Same trans? Part # on filter and fluid?
@marmoore744022 күн бұрын
Excellent video!!!!
@wadecarnes815922 күн бұрын
This video rocks 🤙
@rkp1988198726 күн бұрын
Do you need to drain the fluid first? Also do you need to replace the gasket?
@jacobclark8927 күн бұрын
I replaced three blend door motors on an 09 one is hidden behind the black plastic on the left side of the glove box. I would take apart the glove box door to get more room,
@southernfoods730227 күн бұрын
Thanks very helpful 💯
@ElgruesoRTN27 күн бұрын
Hey Man!!! Thank you so much!! Your video saved me lots of money, I took me 1:30 mins to do the job!!!
@x1boomer28 күн бұрын
nice video 👍🏼 any follow up videos in the works? i’m curious to see how the bucket looks from the engine bay side and how it would affect replacing the lower spark plugs.
@minutemaintenance738528 күн бұрын
Haven't really thought about a follow up. I honestly think changing the passenger side lower plug might be easier now. They were smart enough to put a hole in the bracket so you can get to it.
@DellFreaks29 күн бұрын
Hey, I want to go with the dorman but I saw some reviews that the drain plug weeps a little. Does yours have this problem? IF so, did you add anything to stop the weeping?
@minutemaintenance738529 күн бұрын
Mine has been dry as a bone since install!
@spydermonkey212722 күн бұрын
I literally came back to this video to ensure. I replaced mine and I do have fluid weeping from the drain bolt. This is the second time. If I can't find a fix, I'm reaching out out to dorman about it.
@minutemaintenance738522 күн бұрын
I'm sorry to hear that. Wouldn't be a bad idea to reach out to them. I can't remember if there was some kind of seal (crush washer, o ring, etc) but if not you could add one.
@Ken-harrisАй бұрын
Wow never heard of a rear heater core . Good job
@bmfilmnutАй бұрын
There's a much better, faster, and easier way to fill the transmission fluid using a device that hooks up to an air compressor. It has a housing that looks like a clear whole house water filter housing. That's the best way I can describe it. Also, you can avoid all the mess on the floor by using one of those big plastic containers that are used for mixing concrete in. They're cheap and any big box hardware store has them.
@minutemaintenance7385Ай бұрын
Great tips! Thank you!
@jeremydubaofficial9870Ай бұрын
Good 👍 job brother. Teach me how to fix noise when driving
@lilxlilx3902Ай бұрын
Thank you very helpful video and straight to the point 👍
@ronaldq1653Ай бұрын
Good morning Blessings, question every how many miles do I change the pulley or belt?
@minutemaintenance7385Ай бұрын
Pulley's typically get changed when they start to make noise, they aren't really a maintenance item. You'd have to double check your manual but I believe belts get changed at 150,000 miles. I did mine at 100,000 because they aren't too expensive, and I keep the old one in my truck in case something happens.
@ronaldq1653Ай бұрын
@@minutemaintenance7385 Thank you very much for the information, have a great day Blessings Pura Vida
@ClayFranklinАй бұрын
Thanks for this. I have not seen those cool heat shrink connectors.
@user-hr7im6fn7jАй бұрын
I like your video and I'm getting ready to attempt the same thing but you don't have to put a new gasket around the pan before you bolts back together
@DM-ot2piАй бұрын
You could have just removed the Ford emblem in the back. There are 2 screws and you get to the camera out!
@minutemaintenance7385Ай бұрын
Hey thanks for watching! As I mentioned in the video that is 1 method that is covered extensively in other videos. However that method comes with the downfall of a brittle and broken ford emblem during removal. This Video was to offer another method to stand out amongst all the similar videos and avoid damaging the emblem!
@WisconsinWandererАй бұрын
Thank you this video I have an 07 doing exactly that the howling. appreciate it 😊
@Blaze68RАй бұрын
Great video it made everything easy in the pick and pull
@user-ku1zc7rs2pАй бұрын
I ended up taking the front differential cover off leaving two top bolts in but loose, was able to get a ton out, and cleaned decent. Used special gasket maker for gear oil before I retightened. Works good👍🏻
@minutemaintenance7385Ай бұрын
That's not a bad idea either! Might see a little bit of seepage coming from where you left the bolts in but I don't think it would be noticeable.
@bonnie9644Ай бұрын
Thank you!
@CharlesGalloway-kw5fhАй бұрын
Could cause the same problem when shifting into reverse?
@stevenkuriatnykАй бұрын
My 2010 GC shifts 1,2,3 but not 4,5,6. Is this the solenoid that needs to be replaced?
@secur91460Ай бұрын
That solenoid prevents back firing
@bobbyd6680Ай бұрын
Thanks for the dip stick trick!!! My daughter's employer just bought a used 2016 Town and Country 2 weeks ago, with the 3.6L engine. He has let her use since; however, she says it keeps intermittently shifting hard and going into limp mode intermittently as she describes, along with the ubiquitous 172 and 175 codes. It's also throwing the generic P076A transmission codes. I don't know who prepped this car (even though it is the best detailed car I ever seen) but the transmission was grossly overfilled. I mean like it was at the equivalent of NOT 50mm, but literally "400mm". I can tell someone's been in the tranny as the sound deadening cover is missing from the side pan, and there is some weird white or light grey RTV on the lower pan. I think they did a drain but didn't measure how much came out and just added back the full total capacity not accounting for third or so that remains being. That along with filthy air filter and MAF. He had a shop that recommended he needed new O2 sensors, which he thankfully put off. I just cleaned the MAF, AF changed, and siphoned the extra trans fld out with a Harbor Feight hand pump. For less than $20 all back to normal. Again, thanks for the dip stick trick, never entered my mind.
@milendimitrov8535Ай бұрын
TY VM, that helped. But there is another actuator somewhere that is clicking much stronger, when cool down the left side, somewhere on left i can hear it
@jayk2k31Ай бұрын
You helped me. Owe u one
@AYA-Art17Ай бұрын
Great video! Question: Is this the same part that’s responsible when I drive the van, it doesn’t shift to 2nd or 3rd gear and rpm goes up and I can only run up to 40 miles an hour?
@ronaldq1653Ай бұрын
Good evening Blessings Greetings from San Carlos Costa Pura vida I am interested in buying Ford F150 Raptor 6.2 L but I like to find out the good and bad things about the truck, what is the reason it has coils for spark plugs at the top of the engine and suckers on the spark plugs at the bottom of the engine? the other spark plugs and do not have coils also down
@AdilsonEvangelista-of9ynАй бұрын
Good job … thanks you
@EdoggCentralАй бұрын
When that coil pack screw broke, was there enough room to get a drill with a small bit in there to drill it?
@minutemaintenance7385Ай бұрын
Yes sir! Obviously screw extraction is the proper method..I was simply demonstrating how to resolve this issue "in a pinch" for the average at home car owner who might not have the knowledge or tools on hand!! On this channel we have Derek, the Man with a Plan who gets things "Done Right"!! Making every project Bigger, Faster, Better than it Was cause he Has the technology!! And you got Me...the Average Joe Helping other Normies Save time and $$ by Making sure the Job is Done "Good Enough"! Lol thanks for watching and happy wrenching!!
@Stu_DLNGRАй бұрын
My Dodge caravan is just as easily accessible 😂😢 great engineering. No wonder so many people switch to Korean and Japanese 4 bangers.