So being a Technician means finders keepers? I’ll pass on you as a Technician
@13B-POWAH12 сағат бұрын
shit, that's where i left it
@n8mail7612 сағат бұрын
give it back you bastard
@ginnyirwin469114 сағат бұрын
This should be their commercial....by the way, what's the brand because i need one...
@CM-th2oe16 сағат бұрын
I have found so many free tools from a 18" snap on 3/8 extension that I saw fall from a car to a pair of vise grips that I was on the way to the store to buy....😅😂🤣😂🤣
@dudehi331720 сағат бұрын
My buddy had his replaced and it still rattles lol
@wbforsure210421 сағат бұрын
The tool gods were looking upon me yesterday as I found a deep well 10mm Craftsman socket on a car along with a snap on swivel head ratchet 👍👍
@kaji6301Күн бұрын
Free I'm pretty sure it's called stealing you thief
@doctor_who1Күн бұрын
what's the date code on the tire? i think i saw 1114 which means it's around 10 years old.
@xploreonwheelКүн бұрын
hi i was planning to get eco flow river 2 max which have 126 watt max on dc output that is 10A but why diesel heater dropping at 10 A also t should be able to kick in did you find why its not working?? because using AC to DC will loose some extra battery out of the juice
@doctor_who1Күн бұрын
half an hour to remove all the seats wow. takes me half an hour to find the right tool/combo to get to see and then remove one bolt from my german car. DIY vs pro I guess.
@korypurcell810Күн бұрын
The guy was using it as underglow lol
@jonfreeman5494Күн бұрын
Do you have to let the car get up to operating temperature before you check the level again?
@griffinsauer99Күн бұрын
Double it and leave it for the next guy
@yeisoncabreraperezКүн бұрын
Can somebody please tell me the name of the car piece.
@eugene4817Күн бұрын
Mann W811/80 - same filter as OEM and cheaper, if you don't care about it's color
@rauldavila8632Күн бұрын
Just changed it at 800 miles on my 24 is350. Definitely some shiny bits in it. Also my 18 Suzuki GSX-R 10000 R had a decent amount of aluminum floating around. CHANGE YOUR OIL. it's insane to go 10K especially on a new engine. Completely brain dead advice
@gageharms9398Күн бұрын
Found a snap on pry bar one time pinned under exhaust and melted part of the handle and it turned out to be a friend of mines from another shop haha
@michaelkane732Күн бұрын
you might try that trick with the 17 mm wrench where you live but in the rust belt here you will snap it off every time, get the torches out please
@HiFiInsiderКүн бұрын
honey, no problem found. $250 for one hour diaga please. lol...
@theoffroadingmechanicКүн бұрын
More like If I don't fix it I won't hear the end of it.
@TX.Boiler-Faker9562 күн бұрын
I work in the refineries as a mechanic and have a tool box full of shit i have found that was lost and forgotten. Easily 5k worth of hand tools.
@bearing_aficionado2 күн бұрын
As the official bearing aficionado of this channel, I can confirm that wheel bearing is bad. Sounds like its on life support at this point!😂
@theoffroadingmechanic2 күн бұрын
I didn't even need to go 60kms/hr until I started hearing it.
@bearing_aficionadoКүн бұрын
@theoffroadingmechanic what was the part number for that hub bearing? I know it was an SKF bearing. It looks like our 51-01 hub bearing we make for Honda.
@theoffroadingmechanicКүн бұрын
I didn't check the part number for the rear so I'm not to sure. I'll have to find the box on Wednesday. The front bearing is fw97
@bearing_aficionadoКүн бұрын
@@theoffroadingmechanic if that bearing has the same dimensions as ours, we call ours 51-01. Year and model of vehicle? I'll see if I can cross reference them.
@theoffroadingmechanicКүн бұрын
It's a 2007 Odyssey
@SPMech12 күн бұрын
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@silverseiffert95312 күн бұрын
I found a Screwdriver while changing tires😂
@jimharrison35522 күн бұрын
Klondike Bars, original were called Eskimo Pies, but in the time we live in not to offend anyone the name was change to Klondike Bars.
@kevinbarry712 күн бұрын
You have been watching too much Fox News; Klondike bar came out in 1922. And was not a new name for anything
@jimharrison35522 күн бұрын
@@kevinbarry71 As usually CNN fake news, Eskimo Pies was patented in Jan. 24, 1922 .by Christian Kent Nelson,
@jptrainor2 күн бұрын
I check the oil every 20% on the oil life and top up as necessary. My two Honda's both burn some oil at 245k km and 400k km. The engines both run perfectly, other than burning a bit of oil. The 400k km engine is a 2006 Civic. It burns about 2 litres per oil change interval (8-10k km).
@HiFiInsider2 күн бұрын
can you please make a video on how to flush the PS fluid for DIY without air suction tools?
@jptrainor2 күн бұрын
Pull the return line and extend it into a waste oil pan. Run the car, turn the wheel stop to stop once. Shut off. Don't run unnecessarily long. The system will have emptied itself into your waste oil pan. Finally fill it up, run it, turn the wheel stop to stop, and top up as necessary. Use OEM power steering fluid.
@theoffroadingmechanic2 күн бұрын
You can use a hand pump fluid extractor. I always suck out the old stuff and fill it back up first before starting it up and turning the wheel lock to lock so it doesn't aerate the fluid and make the pump start whining. Then shut it off and suck it out and fill it back up and repeat.
@dpose65252 күн бұрын
omg, one quart of oil. How did that thing not grenade
@jptrainor2 күн бұрын
A testament to Honda's engineering. They build them assuming they'll be abused. Hence if you don't abuse them they outlive the rest of the car.
@theoffroadingmechanic2 күн бұрын
The old j series motor V6 will keep on running as long as you keep oil in it. When it starts burning oil slap some new rings in it.
@kevinbarry712 күн бұрын
It's not a Chrysler. Or a Nissan. Nevertheless, I have to think the life of that engine is limited now
@stewartthompson75562 күн бұрын
Perfect timing … just when I needed an Offroading fix
@HiFiInsider2 күн бұрын
first! I like diaga videos. Is that oil filler gauge available for DIY people?
@theoffroadingmechanic2 күн бұрын
That's just for our bulk oil. I typically will be filling oil with a 5L jug at home.
@bearing_aficionado2 күн бұрын
Women!!! They piss everyone off!
@Thankyou_32 күн бұрын
This is why Honda should bring back all their manufacturing back to Japan. The parts quality is also disastrous in North America. Honda Japan, bring back all manufacturing and parts manufacturing back to Japan to save your brand. Don’t wait till it’s too late…look what happened to Nissan. Disastrous.
@stephenmadl56092 күн бұрын
What brand is that so I can buy one. This is a better advertisement than anything the company could have put out
@theoffroadingmechanic2 күн бұрын
It is this light on amazon. amzn.to/4boYX4f I just searched the part number stamped on the back.
@halfmil64673 күн бұрын
Thats no bueno.
@SkillfulScott3 күн бұрын
Obviously that flashlight isn’t important to someone 😂 nice
@eightpenny63793 күн бұрын
I have 3 of those lights. They are great.
@kenjames79873 күн бұрын
Hit up the maker of that flashlight magnet!!
@Sevenine883 күн бұрын
Shouldn't you ask if it belongs to the customer?
@SPMech13 күн бұрын
Is there a service bulletin or are you on your own as far as how to repair it?
@theoffroadingmechanic3 күн бұрын
No service bulletin just something we have encountered. Just replace the grommet for the rear wiper motor or replace the rear wiper motor depending how corroded it gets. Same with the tailgate latch if there are any pins left on the connector from all the corrosion.
@MikeParsons873 күн бұрын
My 2016 did this exact thing a few months after I got it. Got it in 2019, alarm going off randomly during the night during freezing rain, heavy downpours etc... Had some hatch body damage by the time it started, so I can only assume the previous owner was unaware of the issue. Dealer took care of it in the end.
@chedarchicken49013 күн бұрын
Ahh theft at its finest
@gflores70183 күн бұрын
Good to know . Thank you for the video You are always going to get blamed , sorry
@Airsofter_30013 күн бұрын
U painted it lol
@SeniorGonzo3 күн бұрын
I just changed mine at 1,500 miles and it looked very similar to yours. Found little shavings like you and the oil had some shimmer to it. Very glad I changed it early...crazy that I was only 15% into the recommended oil change period and it had that much metal in it. Looking online, it seems to be "normal" for a new engine so I'm not worried...but yikes, what if you waited the whole 10k
@theoffroadingmechanic3 күн бұрын
Yup I always go by the break in oil change. Especially if it's my own and I'm going to be keeping it for a long time.
@jptrainor3 күн бұрын
Does the manual HRV have an electronic parking brake too? I hope not.
@theoffroadingmechanic3 күн бұрын
Yea the manual also has an electronic parking brake. You can release it the same way as the auto just need to put the seat belt on and ride the clutch a bit and it'll auto release if your switch isn't working.
@jptrainor3 күн бұрын
@@theoffroadingmechanic Ugh. Too bad. I'm running out of used cars to buy. I just want a hand lever that pulls a cable.
@deelee34624 күн бұрын
Where did you but the injectors? 2024 and still backordered
@theoffroadingmechanic3 күн бұрын
Parts order it in whether it's back order or not customer just gotta wait.
@RamandChevyOwner4 күн бұрын
My gf just got a 2011 sonata and the tail light works when not in contact with anything and just hanging from the connector but once it goes in the tail light it doesn’t work.How do you fix this
@sumspartan83964 күн бұрын
I found a very similar magnetic matco light under my truck left by the transmission dude. Forgot to take it back and i cant even find it now 😂
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I have 215k on mine and never changed mine.
Remember kids check for oil leaks
So being a Technician means finders keepers? I’ll pass on you as a Technician
shit, that's where i left it
give it back you bastard
This should be their commercial....by the way, what's the brand because i need one...
I have found so many free tools from a 18" snap on 3/8 extension that I saw fall from a car to a pair of vise grips that I was on the way to the store to buy....😅😂🤣😂🤣
My buddy had his replaced and it still rattles lol
The tool gods were looking upon me yesterday as I found a deep well 10mm Craftsman socket on a car along with a snap on swivel head ratchet 👍👍
Free I'm pretty sure it's called stealing you thief
what's the date code on the tire? i think i saw 1114 which means it's around 10 years old.
hi i was planning to get eco flow river 2 max which have 126 watt max on dc output that is 10A but why diesel heater dropping at 10 A also t should be able to kick in did you find why its not working?? because using AC to DC will loose some extra battery out of the juice
half an hour to remove all the seats wow. takes me half an hour to find the right tool/combo to get to see and then remove one bolt from my german car. DIY vs pro I guess.
The guy was using it as underglow lol
Do you have to let the car get up to operating temperature before you check the level again?
Double it and leave it for the next guy
Can somebody please tell me the name of the car piece.
Mann W811/80 - same filter as OEM and cheaper, if you don't care about it's color
Just changed it at 800 miles on my 24 is350. Definitely some shiny bits in it. Also my 18 Suzuki GSX-R 10000 R had a decent amount of aluminum floating around. CHANGE YOUR OIL. it's insane to go 10K especially on a new engine. Completely brain dead advice
Found a snap on pry bar one time pinned under exhaust and melted part of the handle and it turned out to be a friend of mines from another shop haha
you might try that trick with the 17 mm wrench where you live but in the rust belt here you will snap it off every time, get the torches out please
honey, no problem found. $250 for one hour diaga please. lol...
More like If I don't fix it I won't hear the end of it.
I work in the refineries as a mechanic and have a tool box full of shit i have found that was lost and forgotten. Easily 5k worth of hand tools.
As the official bearing aficionado of this channel, I can confirm that wheel bearing is bad. Sounds like its on life support at this point!😂
I didn't even need to go 60kms/hr until I started hearing it.
@theoffroadingmechanic what was the part number for that hub bearing? I know it was an SKF bearing. It looks like our 51-01 hub bearing we make for Honda.
I didn't check the part number for the rear so I'm not to sure. I'll have to find the box on Wednesday. The front bearing is fw97
@@theoffroadingmechanic if that bearing has the same dimensions as ours, we call ours 51-01. Year and model of vehicle? I'll see if I can cross reference them.
It's a 2007 Odyssey
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I found a Screwdriver while changing tires😂
Klondike Bars, original were called Eskimo Pies, but in the time we live in not to offend anyone the name was change to Klondike Bars.
You have been watching too much Fox News; Klondike bar came out in 1922. And was not a new name for anything
@@kevinbarry71 As usually CNN fake news, Eskimo Pies was patented in Jan. 24, 1922 .by Christian Kent Nelson,
I check the oil every 20% on the oil life and top up as necessary. My two Honda's both burn some oil at 245k km and 400k km. The engines both run perfectly, other than burning a bit of oil. The 400k km engine is a 2006 Civic. It burns about 2 litres per oil change interval (8-10k km).
can you please make a video on how to flush the PS fluid for DIY without air suction tools?
Pull the return line and extend it into a waste oil pan. Run the car, turn the wheel stop to stop once. Shut off. Don't run unnecessarily long. The system will have emptied itself into your waste oil pan. Finally fill it up, run it, turn the wheel stop to stop, and top up as necessary. Use OEM power steering fluid.
You can use a hand pump fluid extractor. I always suck out the old stuff and fill it back up first before starting it up and turning the wheel lock to lock so it doesn't aerate the fluid and make the pump start whining. Then shut it off and suck it out and fill it back up and repeat.
omg, one quart of oil. How did that thing not grenade
A testament to Honda's engineering. They build them assuming they'll be abused. Hence if you don't abuse them they outlive the rest of the car.
The old j series motor V6 will keep on running as long as you keep oil in it. When it starts burning oil slap some new rings in it.
It's not a Chrysler. Or a Nissan. Nevertheless, I have to think the life of that engine is limited now
Perfect timing … just when I needed an Offroading fix
first! I like diaga videos. Is that oil filler gauge available for DIY people?
That's just for our bulk oil. I typically will be filling oil with a 5L jug at home.
Women!!! They piss everyone off!
This is why Honda should bring back all their manufacturing back to Japan. The parts quality is also disastrous in North America. Honda Japan, bring back all manufacturing and parts manufacturing back to Japan to save your brand. Don’t wait till it’s too late…look what happened to Nissan. Disastrous.
What brand is that so I can buy one. This is a better advertisement than anything the company could have put out
It is this light on amazon. amzn.to/4boYX4f I just searched the part number stamped on the back.
Thats no bueno.
Obviously that flashlight isn’t important to someone 😂 nice
I have 3 of those lights. They are great.
Hit up the maker of that flashlight magnet!!
Shouldn't you ask if it belongs to the customer?
Is there a service bulletin or are you on your own as far as how to repair it?
No service bulletin just something we have encountered. Just replace the grommet for the rear wiper motor or replace the rear wiper motor depending how corroded it gets. Same with the tailgate latch if there are any pins left on the connector from all the corrosion.
My 2016 did this exact thing a few months after I got it. Got it in 2019, alarm going off randomly during the night during freezing rain, heavy downpours etc... Had some hatch body damage by the time it started, so I can only assume the previous owner was unaware of the issue. Dealer took care of it in the end.
Ahh theft at its finest
Good to know . Thank you for the video You are always going to get blamed , sorry
U painted it lol
I just changed mine at 1,500 miles and it looked very similar to yours. Found little shavings like you and the oil had some shimmer to it. Very glad I changed it early...crazy that I was only 15% into the recommended oil change period and it had that much metal in it. Looking online, it seems to be "normal" for a new engine so I'm not worried...but yikes, what if you waited the whole 10k
Yup I always go by the break in oil change. Especially if it's my own and I'm going to be keeping it for a long time.
Does the manual HRV have an electronic parking brake too? I hope not.
Yea the manual also has an electronic parking brake. You can release it the same way as the auto just need to put the seat belt on and ride the clutch a bit and it'll auto release if your switch isn't working.
@@theoffroadingmechanic Ugh. Too bad. I'm running out of used cars to buy. I just want a hand lever that pulls a cable.
Where did you but the injectors? 2024 and still backordered
Parts order it in whether it's back order or not customer just gotta wait.
My gf just got a 2011 sonata and the tail light works when not in contact with anything and just hanging from the connector but once it goes in the tail light it doesn’t work.How do you fix this
I found a very similar magnetic matco light under my truck left by the transmission dude. Forgot to take it back and i cant even find it now 😂