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You forgot to put the rubber check valve on the rod just behind the beveled rubber seal.
You felt a need to explain that the mount was for a cell phone???? You win the prestigious Captain Obvious award, congrats......
As a professional door installer i always find it amusing watching amatuers make videos. No hate intended just voicing my amusement 😂
It sure is a lot of money to replace a Dyson vacuum. This fix it video is awesome. 👏
I agree. They are well built vacuums and last a long time if you take care of them.
Get yourself a pry bar my friend!
That's a great tip. I do have one, but didn't have it on this project!
Great informative video making one for my local pub though I will chamfer the last board too make it even easier for the wheelchair , just subbed to your channel , Alan from Scotland cheers
Glad it helped. That's a great option! Let me know how it goes!
I'm impressed because the first print failed.
Thanks learned a lot but I have two other pieces E …and B how to put them on
Microplastics entering the ocean after every sift lmao
Me sitting here watching this video waiting for the first of many wood putty applications to dry…uhg.
U da man
Thanks for watching and commenting! How'd your project go?
I cant get the sensor to unplug.. any suggestions? I see someone mentions removing the clip.... How is this done? spent 40 mins struggling with this and it just wont unplug
Pick up the trash but leave the shells… 😢
Excellent video, made it a breeze for my first time doing brakes.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How to Create an Amazing Beach Strainer 3D Printed & Tested Model Tool: - PETG+ Yellow Filament - Kingroon - amzn.to/3WoDTav - Bambu A1 Mini - Model: www.thingiverse.com/thing:375... Chapters: 00:00 The Project 00:23 Where to Find 3D Print 00:45 Speed Up Print 01:04 Remove From Bed 01:24 Final Product Check out my website at mcfixit.us Disclaimer: Due to factors beyond the control of MC FIX IT, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information in the video, post, blog, or social media. MC FIX IT assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. If you feel uncomfortable at any time. Stop and go to a professional. MC FIX IT recommends safe practices when working on vehicles, your house, or any other project and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of MC FIX IT, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not MC FIX IT. #mcfixit #mcprintsit #3dprinting -- Supplies used to record this video: * GoPro Hero 7 Black - amzn.to/3f3ALtb * 256GB Flash Drive - amzn.to/33pAueG * Vlogging Frame - amzn.to/33tajE0 * GoPro Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter - amzn.to/2RCURCu * Youmic Lavalier Lapel Mic - amzn.to/2R55sWX * Boom Stand (tripod) - amzn.to/3bdkQaw * 5/8” to 1/4” adapter (boom to blogging frame- amzn.to/3txrVsM * Portable Battery Powerbank- amzn.to/3vJQc0q * 6ft USB to USB-C (powerbank to GoPro)- amzn.to/3uAS5MH
I tried all the fuses except the big squear one. I was thinking it was a loose wier on the altrinator Or something under the car. So if I take the tipm out of the van, clean it, and see if it works. I wonder if there is any call backs for the Crystler 2014 town and country, do you know how to find out?
Does it help to increase the out flow at the registers as well?
Yes! And you won’t need to reverse it!
@@MCFIXIT "Yes! And you won’t need to reverse it!" No, what I mean is will boosting the return system as you have shown also inprove the positive flow out of the registers?
GREAT JOB! I just fixed mine at work thanks to you my boss was pleased to know we could fix them since our IT guy makes us buy new ones everytime they "break"....
I'm glad I could help! Yeah, most companies just throw them away instead of fixing them. It's a pretty easy fix if you know what you're doing. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have a 2014 Town and Country van. It's started out that the engine light goes on, I did a scan and it said to replace the Cadlic converter. Then after it said to replace the oxygen sensors on the converter. Now the dash lights and on, no blinkers, heated seats don't work, no speedometer, no mileage, no gas signal. Not sure what it is, costing me allot of money just to figure it out. If I clean out the tipm, or replace it, do I have to reset the computer? Plus the lead on the ECMS looks like it might not be on correctly. Could that be the cause???
Hello, your 2014 will be multiple generations newer than 2002 Town & Country. They have changed a lot of the technology and computers since then. This sounds like it's either a wiring issue or computer-related. It's really had to diagnose without being present. These vehicles are known to have both wiring issues and computer issues in most years. I'd definitely look at the leads to your ECM and see if that might be the root cause. Do you have a trusted mechanic in your area?
@@MCFIXIT I do, but I have to look and see if there are any loose wiers on the altrinator. Or something simple.
@@deanjagger1190 That's definitely a good idea. Sometimes these vehicles are plagued with wiring issues. Also check to ensure you have good ground. I don't remember exactly where they are located, but I think there is one under the battery and another on the opposite side of the engine block from there. If not properly grounded, you can experience some issues too.
@@MCFIXIT I did clean the Tipm, fuze box out and put it back in. Didn't work, but before that I checked to ground wires on e side of the motor. Looked ok. Now I think it might be the insterment cluster. Ho[pe that's it.
Tge black hose nearest to the draun hole is the heater for the freezer fins and you can wrap around a copper wire and coonect it to the drain hole so whenever it starts freezing up atleast the drain is open
Great tip! Thanks for adding this!
I love my slotted/drilled rotors on my Frontier
Yeah, they are very nice! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hi Mc Fix it - I am looking at this brand versus a few others for our kitchen / dining areas. How is the Nucore vinyl floor holding up today? Have you had any buckling or separation? Would you still use this brand or perhaps try another one?
Hello, it's a good product and decently easy to install, but there are some separations, which I've fixed already. Also, it can scratch, but not super easily. I don't know if I'd do it in my kitchen because chairs and other things are moved around there often (we've had this issue). I wish we had done wood-grain tile in our kitchen instead of Nucore or any other LVP flooring.
Thank you for the advice. I did the repair myself! Excellent instruction!
You're welcome! Glad to hear you completed the project. How is it holding up? Thanks for watching and commenting!
NEVER USE A LEAK SEALER IN ANY SYSTEM IT CAN CLOG THE EXPANSION VALVE OR THE LUBRICATION IN THE COMPRESSOR If you need more than 1 pound every 2-5 years, then fix the system and replace all the O-rings and any gaskets. Its the right way...........instead of being some dumb shade tree mechanic jury rigging a system for a quick fix
Thanks for adding this. I mentioned it’s only good for very minor leaks not full leaks or issues. First time that has ever used any additional Freon. It was my grandparents and they bought it in 2002. But yeah, if you are constantly adding more Freon, then it’s time to get it fixed right.
Thanks. Blessings
You are welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
These vacs are amazing and so easy to repair. Dysons best product and user repair friendly. The newer balls are garbage and impossible to repair. Ill take my DC33, thank you.
Yep! We got ours after we got married and it’s been working great for 15 years! I went through three vacuums in about 9 months before getting this one!
@MCFIXIT Nice! We had a original DC07 from 2005-11 until the motor died. Bought our current DC33 in 2011 and haven't looked back. Cleaned and PM'd, these vacs are the strongest vacs ever made. Quick tip, soak the entire canister in a mild Citric Acid and water mix, for 24 hours, rinse and let drip dry for 24. Cleans all the detritus out of the Cyclone cylinders and post canister filters. Edit. How the heck you kept the stickers on that long is beyond amazement.
GREAT TIP! I've not tried that, but I can see how it would definitely help. I am not sure about the stickers, lol; it gets used very often, and I have been moved cross-country twice.
Sick video. Exactly what I needed. Now I can walk into the job helping a friend tonight and have everything ready. Thanks!
Thanks so much for the comment! Best of luck on the project!
same on 2010 caravan sxt ! change relay possition resolve my problem ! 2 relay 4 little pins for start engine ! clean all pins relay with 280-320 send papers ! same things for all connextors
Thank you for adding this to the comment section! I appreciate you watching the video as well
You should of made 2 cuts ..equal distance to adjustment screws on each end.....
Thanks for having this tip! This is definitely an option
That’s funny cause the only one that broke on mine was the front one 😂
Thank you, sir! Just did my brakes, and saved a few hundred bucks!
You are welcome! Thank you so much for commenting and watching my video!
Thank you. I was trying to pull the belt over the alternator pully lol
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
All u did was change the batteries yo
Yes! That fixed the issue and allows the device to work properly. Thanks for watching and commenting!
15:21 everything you say is confusing.. If it's a return vent that is already what you want it to do. Why are you modifying it?
My old furnace return was not sucking air from one end of the house well. So, this allowed air to flow back better and create better air flow in our house. We installed a new furnace since this video was made and it’s the correct size for our house.
Why doesn't he just buy one that blows outwards. They make a million of them. The hard ones to find are the ones that suck inwards... they make them for his actual use case...
I was unable to find one at the time so I had to change directions on fans to make it happen. Thanks for watching and asking a question!
This might possibly be the single most informative, well explained guide for fixing a car on KZread. Just what I needed. Hats off sir.
Thanks so much for your comment! I appreciate the feedback. Hope you have a great day and are able to fix your vehicle well!
"Done" on the odometer is the OBD II diagnostic message. If your "check engine" light is on, you can retrieve the code number by turning the key off/on/off/on several times. You have done this accidentally by trying to start the vehicle. The code(s) will appear on the odometer. After the codes are displayed, or if there are none, the odometer reads "done".
Thank you! I didn’t know it had this feature when filming the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Amazing ..first thing i did was pop my hood lol
Yeah. This one on the driver’s side is in a weird spot for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Well it happened to me and I need to figure out how to fix that nut in the back
What happened?
Great job making this video. It was short, simple, and to the point. You saved me some money by teaching me how to fix my dryer instead of calling a repair man
You are welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Bro... my back side was all black and caked up.
Does it run better?
@MCFIXIT No. It was shaking and rough idling is what got me looking. I'm sure cleaning the TB helped, but I got a mechanic buddy looking at it after I changed all the plugs and wires to no avail.
What are the main issues you are experiencing?
@MCFIXIT it starts rough idling when you put it in drive and after you've slowed to a stop and begin to accelerate again. It doesn't shake when you slow for like a turn. You have to come to a complete stop, and then when you accelerate to get going again, it starts complaining and moping like a teenager on an early Saturday morning when the yard needs to be mowed.
@@MCFIXIT buddy just texted me. It was the ignition coil. Rookie mistake not changing that when I changed the plugs and wires. Live and learn.
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Great idea man. Thanks for the video. Looking forward to making one of these myself.
Thanks for watching and commenting! I pulled my disc from a pond today. Still working great!
Great video thank you
You are welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Well that’s what I was thinking about doing and you just showed it should work good enough!! Awesomeness. Save the Frio!!!
Yeah! It works really well. I got one out of a pond today with it! Great $5 investment for sure
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Does it actually hit 65°C? And are you able to do a noise check? Curious how loud it is while it’s running. Sounds kind of in the video. I’m currently on the fence looking at a few different options. The Sovol looks nice for a double role but maxes out at 50°C and you need to prop it open to get it to dry correctly. Any thoughts?
Yes it does. It's got some noise from the machine running, but I wouldn't call it loud by any means.
This is a really helpful video! While my husband was inserting one of the upper bolts it stripped out. Any recommendations?
You might have to restore the threads on it and get a new nut that fits it. How did it end up getting stripped?
@@MCFIXIT The new bolts that came with the struts were just slightly off. Thanks for your advice. My husband went to the auto store and bought a new nut. He was able to get into the upper area and get the old nut off. Problem solved. ☺️
Awesome!!! Glad you were able to get it done!
This is exactly what i did. The retriever with the hook was from aliexpress for about $8. Less than $15 total and it works great.
That’s awesome. I got my retriever years ago and spend $5 on the suction cup ball. I was able to pull a disc of mine yesterday and it worked awesome again!
Amazing! Thx for sharing! You've boosted my confidence for tackling this job!
You are welcome! Best of luck on your project. Thanks for commenting and watching my video!