I’m having troubles with my glass tilting and basically get stuck causing window to get not roll up past 3/4. Seems like the left side guide rail gets “stuck” or loose but not 100% sure, any tips or suggestions?

Thanks for the video! I'm planning on replacing my inner and outer tie rods as well. Did you need to have a wheel alignment done afterwards?

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Can I buy parts for this engine anywhere? I need a new set if coils and the diode fit my engine at least. Many thanks

The positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) valve is a simple system that introduces filtered fresh air into the crankcase. The PCV valve uses the engine's vacuum to pull air through the crankcase and reintroduce it back into the intake manifold system.

@Insane Oil Amazing video 🔥🔥🔥- Keep it up Is Idle Air Control Valve (IACV) separately connected in the Toyota Camry 2004 or its a part of the throttle body?

quick question where can we buy all this bulbs???

awesome bro thanks for the info.. will try it on next month have to buy bulbs 1st

Very informative video. Each step throughout the entire process was explained. GREAT VIDEO FOR SOMEONE WHO ISNT QUITE SURE ON HOW TO DO THE JOB. THIS VIDEO WILL GET YOU THROUGH IT WITH NO PROBLEMS

I ordered this exact pump assembly from Amazon and it said it was for 2002-2006 years but it turns out on my 2006 Camry, when I went to do this job following your steps here one by one, I had a different set up and fuel pump assembly down there and that part was not going to fit. Did a little research and found the SP9160M was the one I needed instead and that I’m pretty sure now is what will fit my car instead of the SP9158M in this video. So, I’ll try this again here in a couple days when it arrives but I was wondering if this one will also include the fuel filter inside it and if it will be very similar installing it to this one as it was. They don’t look very similar, just this in my car has three ports instead of just two in this video’s.

Can the hinge pin be more in, so you dont see it?

Great video

Thanks man 🫡 Great explanation

It works out 🎉

Did you connected to a hot water source? Appreciate your input 👌 Ty

Can You help? I have oil down in the spark plug well 2003 Toyota Camry xle,how do i fix that? Thank You

Thank you for these super simple videos, I'm so happy to be able to learn some basic maintenance skills and avoid extra costs!

Hey I replaced my valve cover gasket but after that now there’s a weird noise coming from it. Any ideas by chance? I’d love to send a video but not sure where to do so for you to maybe hear.

I now have 1k+ miles after this exact repair (plus a couple things that broke during the process) and wanted to thank you for your highly-detailed video. I watched one or two others which were helpful, but none match your video in quality of instruction. Not sure I would've attempted this without it. So ... THANK YOU. Some helpful tips to add for others that may be attempting this: -Buy a gasket scraper with plastic blades instead of razor blades. Won't scratch aluminum but will remove all traces of gasket material. -Use valve cover gaskets that have "nubs" which grip inside the covers' channels, eliminating the need for sealant/RTV/adhesive -Hardest part of the process was getting the passenger side cover back on without damaging or dislodging the gasket. Zip-tie your heater hoses up and out of the way. Remove the oil dipstick tube. Loosen wiring and/or other items, and still it'll be tricky. Practice without the gasket in the cover until you know exactly how to maneuver it. Then place gasket in, position it, then dab your RTV on and finish install. -Start all fasteners in the plastic intake manifold before installing it on the engine. Makes for easier tightening in tight spaces. -Watch 'FordTechMakuloco' video on installation of spark plugs and recommended torque. Follow the excellent video sequence and you'll complete the job successfully and be back on the road! Running at 218k miles myself...

The second wire that goes into fuse box . how do you replace that?

Won’t running tap water through the system leave some in since you cant empty whats in the engine? And wont it throw off the ratio a bit?

What is the smaller reservoir?

No video on 2007 camary evaporator replacement ..

Both of my windows make a loud pressure noise almost like cracking when they go up and down, but they have no issues going up and down. Any ideas what it could be? Your videos are great they've helped me a lot!

I am a mechanic and I know what the hell I’m talking about. My brother also runs a shop. Neither one of us would recommend a flash. It is unnecessary and an unneeded expense.

if you do the flush incorrectly, as he says to do it, you run the risk of burning up the pump in the transmission, which will cost you thousands of dollars to replace. If you don’t know what you’re doing take it to a dealer

another no-no that I just saw. Toyota transmissions are engineered to be used with Toyota fluids. Soil has good products, but it is not Toyota spec. Do you want your stuff the last long time run the manufacturers put in the vehicles from the factory. again flush is not necessary Toyota AT-216 transmission fluid. by the way, sir, your remaining fluid is in something called a torque converter. Educate yourself a little more before you put a video up. Toyota genuine parts and fluids in your Toyota. vehicles.

It was shown that this video was posted about 11 months ago I’d be curious to see if that transmission didn’t take a dump shortly after. It is also not recommended to flush your transmission. Neither is it necessary. Judging from the look of that fluid, it probably had 241,000 miles on it. So, even more not recommended to entirely flush it. It’s just not necessary and a waste of money. All of what this man said is not incorrect, but there are a few things that he missed obviously.

It was shown that this video was posted about 11 months ago I’d be curious to see if that transmission didn’t take a dump shortly after. It is also not recommended to flush your transmission. Neither is it necessary. Judging from the look of that fluid, it probably had 241,000 miles on it. So, even more not recommended to entirely flush it. It’s just not necessary and a waste of money. All of what this man said is not incorrect, but there are a few things that he missed obviously.

I hope that at 241,000 miles this is not the first transmission fluid and filter change. By the way, you keep referring to it as the engine it’s not the engine it’s the transmission. Also transmission fluid and filter changes is every 60,000 miles recommended by Toyota. if you do not know when your transmission fluid was changed last, then it’s better to not change it at all as shortly after your transmission will take a dump. This is recommended by“the car nut KZfaq channel“ He is a master certified Toyota technician so, I would listen to them. also use FP pro gasket adhesive medium to heavy tack brush it onto your pan and then stick the gasket to it. It will hold it in place and make it much easier to reinstall.

Really good detailed video. Thanks.

AGM Valve Regulated Lead Acid VRLA is required do you what that is? On the website of advanced auto for the diehard agm battery with start/stop it's a warning.

Amazing!! Detailed, and exactly what my issue was! Thank you!

When I drain the oil completely, how many liters does it take with the filter?

Thanks for including the nut sizes and torque specs . Top marks 😎👌

Why not just weight Gas in to factory amounts and that's that ?

Very nice demonstration

Very informative ,thanks from Australia.👍

That’s ok but if you disconnect full body trote it cleaning much better on the back inside of the butterfly I did is way I said clean off all the carbon biocide is accumulate for the pass time

What size drainage tube did you use?

You sir is a gem ❤❤❤

Can I use 4 gauge wire instead if I don’t have 2 gauge wire ?

These have been a life saver over the past several weeks. Other car channels could take a tip or two from you. Very easy to understand and follow. You spell it all out and don't waste time. Thanks man!

Hello thanks a ton for this video! I'm going to tackle the exact same job next weekend. Would you have the part number for the coolant line fittings?

As a safer way put wheel wedges (bricks will work as well) around your front tires both sides of the front tires. Then the rest of the video is correct.

Is that the right fluid?

Great video! Thank you for posting this.

Excellent video, really appreciated!

Have a 2019 Ford Explorer Sport. I got the ShopPro Universal Yellow Antifreeze and Coolant Ready-To-Use 50/50 Auto zone one and i poured it all in , I noticed the car label was asking for the orange coolant , should i be worried ? can I mix these 2 or do i have to flush it out please help

Is this just the motor ?