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How did you get the cover off, thats the hard part , cause it has no screws or connection points ?

That “little click” was the sound of your carbon bars crunching under 5nm sir 😂😂😂

Easy to follow video! Got my new door handle installed! Thank you!

Hey, thanks so much for this video. You were clear with your teaching me how to change the bulbs in my dash. Do you have more? Any way to stop the low tire pressure blinking light? Thanks again. Ron

how long does it last?

Omg take this down! You have no idea what you’re doing!

Buy bag of ice...put in freezer...throw away rubbish machine.

Wheels fell off in 6 weeks of occasional use

Delate video. You have at wrench 5nm.. no 3nm

A FEW WORDS ON SAFETY: Always put breakers between your inverter and your battery and also between your solar panel and charge controller. You need these to isolate and protect you and your equipment when you need to work on it. {Remember that big spark when you connected the battery to the inverter?} Those breakers should be rated for the max current those devices will be drawing. Also, keep in mind that a 2000 watt inverter will draw about 200 amps so your cables to the inverter should be as short as possible AND at least 1 gage not the 4 gauge that you are apparently using. I suggest you get Will Prowse's solar system book. look him up here on youtube Guys.. have fun, build things but be SAFE!

But if the door lock passengers side not open how to fix this the way you showed its perfectly okey if the door lock working conditions

For that. Engine uses orange cap dexcool

My pump won’t even turn on

This was awesome! Wish I would have read the instructions from the get go.

Enjoyed your video. Have placed an order for this bike rack and am going through the instructions from the Mfr, and noticed that in step 1, at 1:44 you show a washer (part "K") being place on the outside of the pivot piece (instructions call this "A"). However, the way I read the instructions I believe both the two "K" washers should be placed inside the pivot piece...then the piece labled "B" goes into "A" and is fastened with the bolt/nuts. The instructions say "Two pieces of K are loaded into the <<inside>> of A in advance. (The two cylinders of K are inserted into the two small holes). Insert B into the interior of A and then connect in order with I-J-H fasteners" note: brackets << >> added by me. not as bad as IKEA instructions, but still a bit hard to read. What do you think?

Also complains bout slots to wide . Turn chicken wings vertical then they won't fall thru 😮😅😂

Should of made drip pan same size as metal piece . Be easier to slide whole thing out too . Maybe could snap into it . The brains don't think when they make things

My spa came without an instruction book. Only the sad “instructions “printed on the box flap. I spent an hour looking at hard to follow videos before I found yours. Thank you for this!! Thank you for simplifying the set up for a 70yo lady with arthritis 😁 I was ready to return the spa.

Would a heat gun be beneficial to removing the old tape?

I wish I could turn back the clock and build a cabin.... I have experimented with alternate power, heating and cooling and have built and tested quite a few systems over the years that work. Your cabin location has a huge impact on what's needed to power it, heat and cool it. You will find that electric heat, electric stove, even a small efficient heat pump, toaster oven, Instapot, air fryer, will run your batteries down very quickly. If you are in the trees, shaded area, snowy area, you won't be able to sufficiently solar charge batteries. Its even worse from November through March with low sun angle and short days. The trick to batteries is that you need to recharge them. I have a standby generator that is sometimes used to recharge batteries after days of cloudy stormy weather. Heat....those $120 Chinese diesel heaters provide clean dry heat and use between 1 and 2 gallons of cheap red off road diesel fuel in 24 hours depending on the heat setting selected. They run on 12 and sometimes 24 volts, use around 35 watts, easy on the battery. Beats 1500 watts. I run one almost non stop from November to March. They have their quirks but are cheap, easy to repair. I buy 2 at a time as they are cheap. In January a fan bearing got noisy and I replaced the heat unit with the spare in 45 minutes. A small wood stove also heats a cabin very well. I built a lithium battery backup unit for my friend's pellet stove to run during our power losses. I could see a pellet stove heating a cabin as well. For running water, a 12 volt motorhome water pump can be had as well as a propane fueled motorhome water heater. They make 15,000 btu 12 volt powered propane furnaces for motorhomes as well. Turn on the propane, set the thermostat, and forget it. Fully automatic. LED light fixtures are a must. You can get 3 and 6 watt 12 volt standard lamp base screw in bulbs that can be installed in table and ceiling light fixtures and bypass the inverter losses. Or you can run standard 120 volt fixtures with LED bulbs and run a slide dimmer. We camp with a chandelier just for fun. We also stay in a primitive cabin on the ocean bluffs using a home built power box to run lights that we bring, a small microwave oven, and a dorm fridge with separate freezer compartment and cook with a Coleman white gas stove. Our van has 400 watts of solar panels, 300 amp hour lithium battery, 2000 watt inverter. I can recharge our battery pack up at the van and park it un the sunny area. You are on the right track. But just like motorcycles, you can never have enough power! Your wallet is your limitation. And don't forget a smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector for the cabin, 10 year battery inside. I hope this helps!

Why do we use AC? transmission. A motorhome is all DC. a Cabin is not much bigger than a motorhome. Same for tiny homes.

The Anker system IS an inverter. Why not just use some panels, a lithium battery charger, and the battery, then run the battery into the Anker using an XT60 connection? Just run directly off the battery lugs in parallel with the output from the battery charger. No offense, but this is what I'm setting up until I get a real inverter and more panels. I have a small Ecoflow river, and essentially I'm adding battery capacity and charging it with just a few panels. BTW, I'm a 30 yr electrician and was a solar installer years ago.

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you!

Cool. Hook that up to a solar panal. Connect a gravity battery to that rollig down a hill. Just run your truck for a few minutes every day.

Great video, excellent thumbnail choice for your channel. Would like to have seen more of the tilt options that the rack offers, but see that you include that in the setup/install video...overall great and very helpful video. Thanks.

Can we take it off from inside with the door closed? My rear drivers side passenger door will not open. Just didn't open one morning. Child lock is on so can't open from inside either. Sounds like the lock is locking and unlocking when using th button on divers door and fob. Trying see if i can fix it myself.

Thank you for posting this video. I just recently got back into biking and didn’t realize a presta valve was a thing until I saw this on my Trek Verve 3

Presta is gay

What about solid /steady YELLOW at bottom light??

This is the secret meta for MTB. Butcher or Eliminator T7 on the rear and Butcher or the new Hillbilly T9 on the front is a fantastic combo. Put in an insert and drop a few PSI and the grip is completely nuts.

Weldon & Very Excellent.

First set I ever bought on Amazon, and they were great flying disc for about a week until they got all chipped up and warped from hitting trees nonstop and no longer flew straight. That burst plastic just doesn't last long at all. You're better off buying premium disc individually and spending a little more money so they will last you a lot longer. I fell in love with the escape fairway driver and had to buying one in lucid plastic. I still got the putter from this beginner set tho which is a plus.

I just program mine so easy

Thanks!❤

So you do a supposed performance test lifting a mere 150 lbs?? Let's see a 1100 lb. test like the product is rated for.

Hi how can you convert a presta valve to schrader valve every time i try to pump my tire the threads break off the top of the valve is there a tip for the pump that supports the whole valve and not just the little threaded part at the top or is there some kind of fitting that will screw on the weak presta valve to give it more support when filling the tire thanks

. Thank for your help. Just want to add for others. I have an 09, The truck manual states the arrows on the filter should point down. I dont know how much of a difference it makes but just FYI. I also saw where people, used compressor air the blow the HVAC system out and then ran the fan for 5 or so minutes. Seemed plausible, so I did that as well. Filter made a instant difference in my truck.

How do I change the battery on the led meter?

Couldl it be possible o use the other clips, I tried uiversal-type hook-end wiper blades, didnt get anywhere

That is not the charger that I have.

So I can’t believe the stated dimensions are 18’ by 17’? I’m hoping it’s smaller. Thanks

Does it come in a glass or plastic bottle? Thanks!

5 cups of water does not fill up to fill line.

Thank bro exactly what I needed 🙏🙏

Presta vs. Schrader? Most Schrader valves can only accommodate 90 PSI. Most road bikes (and all high-end road bikes) require up to 120 PSI which is what the Presta valve can accommodate. If you want to go tubeless, Presta valves allow you to pump air into the tire at higher pressures than a Schrader valve...which is necessary in order to push the beads of the tire against the rim and seal it up. Other than that, Schrader valves are the better choice IMO.

They have an extended hose on Amazon, so you don't have to move the ice maker. Recommend cleaning once a week

6 years still going strong.

They are both 45

Muchas Gracias Amigo 👍

How the fuck did you change the clip dude???!