A Toyota specialist shares tips and advice for the DIY community for your Toyota and Lexus. We’ll start with some basics, then intermediate then advanced things.
Through your work on your own personal car we will make a small pact in this video. You will do your due diligence in researching jobs before you attempt them.
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0:00 Intro
0:43 The Basics
4:59 Intermediate
9:47 Radio and Infotainment
11:39 Advanced
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Man on my Avalon I've done the rear struts and end links, brakes on both axles 2x, 2 transmission drain and fills, oil, took the fender off and pounded out and re painted deer damage, blower motor, battery, and things I probably forgot.
You’re the only mechanic to encourage me to change the water pump on my 08 Sienna. I appreciate your input. The best YT, my boss I wish I can work with or for you in your shop you really inspired me to fix my own car especially Toyota.
I guess I'm wired. I don't mind the canister.
Like the code P0138- O2 sensor Bank 1 sensor 2 high voltage. The history on my wife's 2012 RAV4 with the 2.5 had this downstream oxygen sensor replaced twice and it didn't fix it. I found a Toyota TSB on this code and the TSB said to replace the Air Fuel Ratio Sensor because it is stuck lean even though it doesn't throw a code. Replaced the air fuel ratio sensor and no more check engine light. As you say, "Life is good!".
I've got a problem you might cover. More often than I like the driver-side seat belt in my 2000 Echo locks up and won't extend. I'd tried every how-to-fix video I can find on YouTube and none seem to work. Instead, after about 10-15 minutes of fiddling something mysterious happens that unlocks it. I've grown so frustrated that I've used a clamp to keep the seat belt permanently extended. Is there a quick, reliable and predictable way to fix this problem?
My 1998 camry is now at 278,000 miles. I replaced the timing belt today. The mounting bracket at the engine front (right side of the car) is "interesting" to get to, but not impossible. I enjoy and learn much from your videos. Thank you.
Your the man. Great stuff.
WhT is your opinion on toyota engine flush?
How many cycles or hours before the change engine starter code appears?
Love this guy and his videos, not sure why i would want to remove an airbag, but if i do i know what to do and not to do
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Great video thank you
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There is A LOT of things that you should NOT be doing to save a few bucks…
If you’re not mechanically inclined or doesn’t pay close attention to details, or a good sense of memory how things go…don’t work on your car, seriously
It’ll only cost you more money, ruin your car, endanger your life/family and other ppl!
Find yourself a good mechanic or just bring it back to the dealer…
Sometimes the juice is not worth the squeeze ppl…