Liked the video. Wife watched it with seeing that it is for her car. She
thinks you look like a “Baldwin” brother and sound like John Gruden!
Video helped alot so thanx!!!!
you have basically halfway saved my life. I am trying to change my fuel
filter and have broken the black piece all to crap trying to pry it apart.
I don’t have a lift so I’m laying under the car, so I have no leverage.
I’ve taken a shower in gasoline and broken that black piece but still can’t
get it apart. Advice?
Thanks for watching! Im not a proffesional mechanic, i just play one on
youtube. However if I ever get a vacuum leak, rest assured I will make a
video. You can try to narrow your leak down by sprying brake cleaner around
all the vacuum lines and the intake while the engine is running. the engine
will change rpm ehrn the brake clean finds the leak. . hope that helps.
Man, I have a question. I own a 2001 grand am, and I think I might have a
vacuum hose leak, is there anyway you can show us how to look for it, and
show us what vacuum hose(s) go to?
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Liked the video. Wife watched it with seeing that it is for her car. She
thinks you look like a “Baldwin” brother and sound like John Gruden!
Video helped alot so thanx!!!!
you have basically halfway saved my life. I am trying to change my fuel
filter and have broken the black piece all to crap trying to pry it apart.
I don’t have a lift so I’m laying under the car, so I have no leverage.
I’ve taken a shower in gasoline and broken that black piece but still can’t
get it apart. Advice?
do you have a video on how to change the O2 sensors both upstream and
down?? please help!!
you are welcome. thanks for commenting
Thank you.
Thanks! Very helpful!
Very very helpful, i don’t like working on cars but you made it
easy….thanks.
Thank you good sir, cheers!
thanks for watching and the comment!
Nice, informative vid. Very useful
Glad I could be of service. Thanks for commenting and watching, it meens
alot.
i wish i could keep it simple, but im afraid i tend to lean more towards
stupid. Thanks for watching
thanks alot this video was very helpful ..
Thanks for your help….enjoyed the comedic jokes about Engineers. LOL
Thanks for watching! Im not a proffesional mechanic, i just play one on
youtube. However if I ever get a vacuum leak, rest assured I will make a
video. You can try to narrow your leak down by sprying brake cleaner around
all the vacuum lines and the intake while the engine is running. the engine
will change rpm ehrn the brake clean finds the leak. . hope that helps.
Man, I have a question. I own a 2001 grand am, and I think I might have a
vacuum hose leak, is there anyway you can show us how to look for it, and
show us what vacuum hose(s) go to?
Thank you
I have not tried it yet but I like the way you detail it. You seem to use
the K.I.S.S system and that is right up my alley.
I love engineers! without them we wouldnt need mechanics! Thanks for
watching