Only the top came off 😊

Thx for the video!

why do we need a thermometer???? can't you just feel if its cold ....

Thank you!

Thank You! This just what I needed!

This was helpful thank you

Can I do this even if there's a possible leak? Just want to cover all the bases. Not saying there is but hopefully not

Thanks so much u know what you are doing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Very helpful. Thnx!

Good job! I ordered from Amazon $10

Thank you the plunger method did the trick😊

Awesome buddy I’ll be changing my front brakes this evening when it cools off a bit!!! Thanks for the video 👍🏽🙏🏾🇺🇸❤️

Thanks bud! 😊

Ima try this... Im so afraid to mess things up. That lil plug thats in the drain is what im worried about because mine isnt wide open

Great vid. Excellent instruction. Subscribed

Nice video. I always liked our Mansfield toilet, it worked flawlessly for over 30 years. The only draw back was the huge amount of water it used. Went with American Standard and greatly reduced our water consumption after a remodel.

Can you please tell me the size of the pickle fork that you used for the inner tie rod removal? They come in different sizes as you know. I need the exact same size you used, because I have '98 Chevy Cheyenne 1500.

Use wd-40

Coleman NXT 200 Propane Camp Grill Red . It takes little green bottles On this type do you think it still needs an adapter ? The bottle goes in the front upright and has no regulator just a metal screw in . What are your thoughts ? Thank you for sharing

Send info for blowing out the line before refilling please

This went perfect on a 2012 GMC Yukon XL. Thanks for the video.

If you are checking fuses inside, place your meter face down on your windshield. So you can see it and not have to get out to look

I think you have a battery problem

Do I need to also take off the hose for my last flush?

Snaked the Kitchen Drain, twice. First time it drained for a few days, the second time (with a 50-foot 1/2" snake) it drained for a few weeks. So, we are going to use one of these at the main pipe outside and we have it attached to the Hot Water faucet of the Washer inside the garage. Going to blast the drain with hot water until it turns cold. This is from about an 80-gallon hot water tank. We are using two washer hoses connected together so it can handle the hot water. I am sure most garden hoses would not want direct 😅hot water flowing through them at high pressure. Here's To 7-Year-Old Videos 👍 Note To Monday Morning Quarterbacks: Incase others read and want to advise, we already tried Three different brands of Acid Plumber Commercial GEL & Crystal products, then after the second plugging we tried three brands of different gallons of Enzymes over a week. It just does not drain like it did for the first 6 months we were first living here. The neighbor said the previous tenants constantly had Pluming Services here. Will Edit and say how this worked. 🤞🤞🤞

Thanks !! Making stepping stones! Just what I needed quick and simple instructions ❤

That looks like it won't stay open by itself, which would drive me absolutely nuts

great video,,,,this has been a huge headache

After pulling the vacuum, instead of this method, will it be okay to add refrigerant using those tall refrigerant cans (AC Pro, EZ Chill) with the hose and gauge?

Just a note of caution when spraying any chemicals, including Lysol, into the air vents: first read the label to make sure that the product is not flammable. While the filter may remove most of the spray, there is alway a possibility that some could reach the fan's motor. The motor is not explosion proof.

Good video 😊

My dude just grabs the hair. I'd be gagging even though its my own beard hair

Why doesn't anyone bleed the air from the hose/gauge before adding the refrigerant? We all know air is bad for the system.

We all know air is bad for the system. Why doesn't anyone in these videos bleed the air out of the hose/gauge before adding the refrigerant?

Just changed mine out thanks to your video man, love all your RAV4 videos, they’ve been super helpful.

What size bolts did you use?

Yeah that didn't help at al

I read elsewhere thay we could just leave the high off completely or not connect anything at all

Working on my bachelor's first. Then I'd have the temerity to follow this video adroitly

Good video. Helped get my weber traveler spic and span.

Dude thank you for putting this video out. I’m having a problem with the exact same garage door.

Great tips with the wood sticks 😮😊Thank u, again nice n easy for me to do. 😊❤

Bro my window and sill are at the same level . Do i still need to add the blocks mentioned in at 1:34 . Can i mount the bracket directly on my window sill?

My brakes make a funny creaking on rotation when braking (wheel straight) after having a tire change. My theory is the shield after a bit of googling as brakes are in good condition. Ill find out on Tues... thanks for the vid!

Hi Jonny! Great tutorial. Your channel is a goldmine of information! Apartment tenant here, but this is definitely great info to keep in my DIY arsenal, especially if I do eventually become a homeowner. By the way, I never would (or "wood" 😆) have thought to make use of match sticks/toothpicks/skewers to fill in the old holes as you mentioned and did in this video; love how resourceful you are!

Nice job! Have a nice Memorial Day!

is 4k worth the extra money?

1:25 what if, instead of removing the actuator bolts (5mm hex screws) I remove the 7mm hex screw ins and take the motor off along with the caliper and then proceed with the rest of the steps? Should that be an issue?

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I have a few windows where the top window that stays stationary is not completely up and is a little crooked. Its causing the bottom window that goes up and down, not to lock. I tried pushing the top window up but it doesnt stay in place. What can i do?