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Thank you so much for this! I was at the gas station when this happened and I was able to leave and get to work!
@MJ100k35 минут бұрын
@@jimrodriguez7640 Awesome 👍Glad it helped you 💯
@ThomasHardy-yb2rd2 сағат бұрын
Sweet, and straight forward. Thanks 🙏
@MJ100k2 сағат бұрын
@@ThomasHardy-yb2rd no problem 👍
@Tigerroux12 сағат бұрын
I still have my 2006 3. 2.3 L No rust as I’ve kept it in the garage. Still runs great and has very low mileage for its age. I’ve driven her gently as I’m now a very old lady! 😂 I keep all repair and oil change records. I had to have my fuel pump lid fixed as I had the emissions code come up just recently. You’re right, they had to remove the gas tank to get to it. Bad design in that case. Age is getting to her like myself, but hate to let her go. Best car ever!
@MJ100k47 минут бұрын
Awesome ! By taking such good care of your car, you are truly doing a service to the next owner. Mostly likely someone who doesn’t have alot of money, who’s just trying to get to work and advance in the world. Salute and thanks to you 🫡
@Have.An.AmicoDay13 сағат бұрын
I just recently purchased a 21' ES 5 Speed Mirage... its WAY funner than it looks or should be... I know its low rent, but its designed like an engineer thought out everything.... that would put off the average person, but as an engineer myself, I can recognize exactly what the thinking is behind this car. Believe it or not, it was on a list in June and it tops the reliability, #1, above Toyota or Honda... (not all mitsubishis, just this one) it has old but incredibly refined mechanics under the hood... it drives like a sewing machine, at least the 5 speed does. Is it good for a family, most likely not, is it good at interstate speeds, yes it will do it but it is lightweight and you can feel the air moving the car when behind an 18 wheeler, but if you do not do interstate that often, its a perfectly fine automobile for 2 people. Maintain it reasonably well, and if you get a CVT, change the fluid every 30k and it will be solid upto 200k with no issues. No need to spend 60 to 100 thousand dollars, they all end up in the junkyard anyway given enough time. I've only had the car about 5 months, but its growing on me, and I actually enjoy driving it, and I can't say that about every other car I've owned. That could be the 5 speed talking to me though... who knows?!?!
@MJ100k13 сағат бұрын
Interesting- How do you feel about the safety in a crash with it being so light ?
@Have.An.AmicoDay12 сағат бұрын
@@MJ100k that is the one thing I didn't mention... its true that I do not live in an area close to interstate, although I have traveled on it a couple times in the Mirage. If you are in it and crash at 65mph into a giant truck or 18 wheeler, yeah, you probably going to be dead... if you drive into a normal car or average suv at 40, you probably will survive ok... it has good crumple zones but that can only get you so far when going the higher speeds. You have to drive a little more defensively, but that is good practice in any automobile and too many people take driving too leisurely. Its a very dangerous activity.
@Have.An.AmicoDay12 сағат бұрын
@@MJ100k I will also mention the CVT as I have looked into the issue... it uses the same Jatco CV7... but mitsubishi programmed it differently than Nissan, so they have a better track record of reliability. The other thing that helps it is the Mirage only has 78HP, and the Versa somewhere around 140, you basicaly could floor the Mirage all the time and never stress it out. But what kills them generally is the 60k fluid change interval is not sufficient, the fluid gets burnt and plugs up the filters as early as 30k, and that is why CVTs have a bad rap... if the owner drained the fluid every 15k and change the filters every 30k, they would almost all last well into the 200k range or beyond without a hickup.
@MJ100k3 сағат бұрын
@@Have.An.AmicoDay 78 horsepower !? 😳😬 yeah best to avoid highways…
@Have.An.AmicoDay32 минут бұрын
@@MJ100k I have both a 21 Mirage and a 1993 Geo Metro convertible (55hp)... the Mirage can do 100mph and there is no situation where you will slow down due to hill grade... however the Geo there are hills where you start up at 60mph with the foot to the floor and you will up at the top be at 50mph... the Mirage is not like that at all... you can cruse at 80mph with the air conditioner on, its no big deal.
@roberttillman5943Күн бұрын
Just bought a 2013 sport edge brake problems really bad master cylinder bad brake caliper sticking $105,000 mi $4,000 since January 24th to July 24th with the 3.7 trying to hold on to it but eventually it's going to have to go
@MJ100kКүн бұрын
@@roberttillman5943 Ouch - Yeah a lot of people don’t know you’re supposed to flush your brake fluid every few years (in all vehicles) That helps prolong the life of. Brake components.
@Azureblaze77Күн бұрын
I have an ES 350 with the luxury package I picked up about a month ago for 17k, 64k miles 1 previous owner. It's been amazing. No Mark Levinson but the stock sound is pretty nice too.
@MJ100kКүн бұрын
Nice 👍 Sounds like a great deal for only 17k
@cdnrider62002 күн бұрын
good one , still have my matrix but, a rav 4 is on the list
@MJ100kКүн бұрын
It’s a great vehicle- We just did a review on a 2024 RAV4 Hybrid Chevy guy Reviews the 2024 Toyota Rav4 hybrid - Will he like it ? kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZJyNj8mnhry5Z7A.html
@sanjivpatel40162 күн бұрын
My 2005 2.4l 4-cylinder Camry has just over 90K miles but it definitely burns oil (I bought it brand new). It’s not a fun car to drive, but extremely reliable. When it was new, I would get 27 mpg. But now it’s only 20 mpg. Does anyone know if the lower mpg is a result of the oil burning?
@MJ100k2 күн бұрын
@@sanjivpatel4016 That can cause a lower mpg.. but it could also be a lot of other things causing lower mpg. Ex fuel injectors, spark plugs, engine performance issues etc.
@SlackersIndustry2 күн бұрын
That's packed, have the same one wish it had a few more pockets inside for more organization. They could have fitted 4 more pockets inside. Great video
@MJ100k2 күн бұрын
@@SlackersIndustry Thanks 👍 I still use mine lol
@elisabethgent15322 күн бұрын
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you!
@MJ100k2 күн бұрын
@@elisabethgent1532 You’re welcome 👍
@josephleonaitis24224 күн бұрын
CHANGING THE REAR SPARK PLUGS IS A VERY BIG PAIN AND TIME CONSUMING. ALL 3.5 + 3.7 ENGINES. FINIS PAX
@josephleonaitis24224 күн бұрын
ALL 3.5 + 3.7 FORD ENGINES HAVE THE WATER PUMP BUILT INTO THE ENGINE. IT TAKES ABOUT 11-12 HOURS TO REPLACE AT AROUND $2000. ANY TURBO CHARGED ENGINE TURNS OUT TO BE JUNK. OVERTAXING A LITTLE MOTOR TO PRODUCE BIG MOTOR RESULTS, IS A DISASTER. FINIS PAX
@cyberjhon21FX4 күн бұрын
Plan to buy 3rd Gen K24 this is my favorite on this generation of Honda CRV. Hope i can find the better unit with low mileage.
@MJ100k3 күн бұрын
@@cyberjhon21FX It’s my favorite too. You’ll find one… they sold a ton of them lol You can find a good one with miles on it too. Just try and screen the previous owner to make sure they did the maintenance. Also, watch out for rust.
@cyberjhon21FX3 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k Thanks, do you think Gen 3 is still worth it in 2024?
@MJ100k3 күн бұрын
@@cyberjhon21FX Yes - with the high price of new cars and higher cost of car repairs… A good condition 3rd gen CRV is worth it … now more than ever 👍
@cyberjhon21FX3 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k Thank you MJ..
@cyberjhon21FX3 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k Just want to know which model do you prefer on the Gen 3 series? 07-08-09-10 or 11?
@devinl.reynolds1514 күн бұрын
Hey man I wanted your opinion I'm thinking about buying a 2004 Honda Accord 4cyl AT the body has 200k miles the engine was just replaced (100k miles) and the transmission was just replaced (25k miles) the dude definitely spent some money into it (paint job, rims and tires, suspension and brake work)
@MJ100k3 күн бұрын
@@devinl.reynolds151 IDK … could go either way. Sometimes people who paint their cars and put rims on them are great previous owners ….and sometimes they are people who spend alot of money on nonsense and don’t take care of the car other than superficial things. It will be best to have a mechanic check out the car before you buy it. That way you can see if the person really took care of it or not.
@fendiistackss84434 күн бұрын
But don’t you get paid to work at LICOLN tech while your there?
@MJ100k3 күн бұрын
@@fendiistackss8443 - You can work at a shop part time no matter where you go to school. I worked at a shop and got paid, while I went to Community college.
🤦 ya. Well mine vibrates intermittent and all that crap is good. Shop said my strut's are bent but I e looked at them and they don't look bent. But my tires are cheap so I'm guessing they got internal problems
@MJ100k6 күн бұрын
Perhaps 🤔 It’s my understanding that rarely, tires can deform and vibrate after they warm up.
@clamojoat85436 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k it only does this @ speeds starting @ 65+ you can even feel a slight left and right shifting of the steering wheel when it starts
@MJ100k5 күн бұрын
@@clamojoat8543 Yeah if it vibrates at a certain speed.. the cause is most likely something that spins… tires, rims, axels etc..
@jamesmckay47799 күн бұрын
Went to start my mowing route and couldn’t shift. THANK YOU
@MJ100k9 күн бұрын
@@jamesmckay4779 you’re welcome 😇
@H0PeeY9 күн бұрын
Just sold my 2002 2.4L CRV, great car. 21 years I had it. Which do you see on the road most? This model.
@Adaire86729 күн бұрын
cRv is my personal favorite too
@MJ100k8 күн бұрын
👍💯
@stuuuporman10 күн бұрын
Well, you glossed over the poorley designed 3.5 water pump issue. It will cost $1400 to $1600 to get it replaced. Worse, if it leaks, coolant will mix with the engine oil, and you know what that means. YIKES!
@MJ100k10 күн бұрын
@@stuuuporman With the cost of a new car averaging 45,000$ The prospect of buying a good used car for 7 or 8,000$ and later replacing a water pump for 1,400$ all of a sudden.. doesn’t seem so bad 🤷♂️ One guy on here, took a weekend … did the repair himself and saved a grand 😉 Other used cars can blow whole engines or transmissions for 4-6000$ 👀
@agustina.villanueva674110 күн бұрын
mine’s got 365k miles and still running perfect!
@MJ100k10 күн бұрын
@@agustina.villanueva6741 That’s really good to hear 😀
@g41sti3211 күн бұрын
i hav the 2013 corolla hatchback whit the 1FR-ZAE (132hp), a perfect car, simple, practical, low manteniance and not ugly. U need to play whit the gearbox, but u wont lose speed in a uphill.
@MJ100k11 күн бұрын
The Corolla is the best selling car of all time for a reason ! 👍💯
@sumguy61911 күн бұрын
Great video, thank you!
@MJ100k11 күн бұрын
Thank you and you’re welcome 👍💯
@wingman-197711 күн бұрын
My 08 CR-V EXL is at over 227,000 miles still with the OG engine and tranny. (no burning oil and I change the oil religiously). I used to put BP gas in it, but have switched to Shell (and it seems to run better but maybe it’s just the placebo effect). If it gets to 500,000 miles, I’ll be happy. I would be dancing in the street if it got to 1,000,000,000 miles. I did have the rear frame taken car from (as per recall). There is still an open recall on the 3rd gen CR-V for the rear frame. My dad has a 2016 CR-V that he bought here in NY and had it taken to DR.
@markcooper903311 күн бұрын
LITERALLY just saved a damsel in distress in the Walmart parking lot. Thanks to THIS video!!☝️
@MJ100k11 күн бұрын
@@markcooper9033 This video and YOU ! 👍 Not all hero’s wear capes 💯
@micheallking878412 күн бұрын
I have a 2007 first gen and she's been super good to me and very easy to work on.
@MJ100k12 күн бұрын
@@micheallking8784 Nice 👍 Keep it forever 💯
@OnlyMeee-ie3dw14 күн бұрын
Toyota didn't stand behind my 2020 Camry. They finally said all the problems were normal when I brought up the lemon law. The dealer even snuck in block sealer trying to get rid of the hot antifreeze smell. I got rid of the car before its second oil change. It was the most annoying car I've ever owned.
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@OnlyMeee-ie3dw What was the problem ?
@OnlyMeee-ie3dw14 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k Multiple transmission issues, air conditioner, cruise control, windshield wipers, slamming on the brakes, gas gauge, lights, battery died once, speedometers didn't match... and a few more. All normal according to Toyota for the 2018 and up to 2021. I dumped it in early 2022 for a 10 year old Ford. I rented cars if I had to go very far because I didn't trust it to make the trip. No one in the family would drive it after it almost got us rear ended from trying to stop in the middle of a highway. The radar saw ghost and would slow down with cruise set when there wasn't anything there.
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@OnlyMeee-ie3dw 👀😳
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@OnlyMeee-ie3dw Yeap I’m starting not to trust any semi autonomous driving features on any vehicle. My work van radar does that sometimes too…Let ME drive the car lol
@terryhasenfuss27214 күн бұрын
Got a 2017 SEL 3.5 L 70.9K has been a great car so far. AWD
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
Nice 👍 one of the last 3.5l engines 💯
@SteveEddy-od7fb14 күн бұрын
Hmmm But auto and Truck engineers Booby trap mechanics with hard to service or impossible jobs just got replace a minor part consumer's don't need a space ship to go to the grocery store! If you do then buy one and don't complain when a minor repair takes days to get done!!!
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@SteveEddy-od7fb I don’t think engineers do that on purpose lol 😆
@SteveEddy-od7fb14 күн бұрын
This problem would be bad on most freeways in the US because on most freeways people are driving an average of around 80mph in the state of Utah the speed limit is 80mph! Crazy having a mechanical problem on a vehicle at that speed could be fatal???
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@SteveEddy-od7fb You’re right, that could be a big problem.
@SteveEddy-od7fb14 күн бұрын
Hmmmmm So the Teacher can give Ford an F on tranny design?🤔😂😂😂
@acer_triplex14 күн бұрын
Bad engineering
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@acer_triplex Either that or bad process control during manufacturing 🤷♂️
@armadillotoe14 күн бұрын
Ford and Chevy built great pickups before 2010 or there about. My 2002 F 150 has required around $600 in repairs over the last 22 years.
@MJ100k14 күн бұрын
@@armadillotoe nice 👍 what engine do you have?
@olebloom164115 күн бұрын
When it comes to BEV people are definitely purchasing Tesla's for FSD over other companies.
@MJ100k15 күн бұрын
@@olebloom1641 I think your probably right….
@Frenetic7415 күн бұрын
Found On Road Dead is back
@MJ100k15 күн бұрын
@@Frenetic74 🫢😯
@timgault909515 күн бұрын
Honestly, people who own these love them. People still going on about it being a "BMW Supra" need to move on man. It happened and Toyota is prob going to do a similar thing again. Was it the best move they could have made, probably not. Was it the best move in a world where people no longer buy halo cars, probably.
@MJ100k15 күн бұрын
The car is lame… always has been, always will be. Let’s see how happy they are as they get older and start needing expensive repairs. They should have Made the Supra a Rebaged LC500 with the 5 liter v8. That would have cost them almost nothing. That would have sold a ton… 💯
@jamiehamilton78915 күн бұрын
Ford junk!!!!!
@HH-zg8zm15 күн бұрын
Ford found on road dead That use to be a joke 🤣 Ford making it a requirement for. There cars to break down.
@MJ100k15 күн бұрын
😳🤣
@thetinpin15 күн бұрын
Check out Bearded Ford Tech's video "Ford recalls 500,000 F150's It's not what you think" In the press release Ford specifys that <1% of the trucks recalled to actually have the problem, and BFT mentions that this is a single year expansion of a problem that they have been fixing since 2016. Considering he has worked as a master tech for many years, I'm inclined to believe him.
@MJ100k15 күн бұрын
@@thetinpin Interesting 🤔
@rmb585816 күн бұрын
"Do you know how much money that will cost?" Yea, they made a shitload off these trucks so they can afford it
@MJ100k16 күн бұрын
@@rmb5858 Do you think it’s logical to test for a problem, before replacing an engine?
@rmb585815 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k What, exactly, can they test for to pre-determine whether or not a particular engine will seize? Without tearing the engine apart and physically seeing damage on the bearings I don't see any "oil" test that will pre-determine that. They are a multi-billion dollar company and can certainty afford new engines
@MJ100k15 күн бұрын
@@rmb5858 We shall see ….👀
@baddestebony350416 күн бұрын
I replaced fuel pump, throttle body, & spark plugs still no crank. Suggestions? Thanks in advance . ‘06 Lexus GS 300 BTW it cracks with starter fluid, but fades back out. Shut off.
@MJ100k16 күн бұрын
@@baddestebony3504 Hmmmm. Did you test to make sure power goes to the fuel pump when you turn the key and try to start the car? (like I did in the video) If there is no power to the fuel pump when turning the key… either the security system disabled that circuit or there is an issue with the circuit itself. You can try and see if there is a fuel pump fuse or relay.. or broken wire somewhere or bad pin fit at a connector somewhere… So you’d have to try and find the wiring diagram if possible… If you’re familiar with electrical diagnostics. If you’re not then I wouldn’t mess with it beyond checking the fuse and relay. Also, is your keyfob ok? are you able to try a different key? Or can you make sure your keys battery is good? Make sure there isn’t a key or security flashing light on the dash when you try to start the car… If there is, it may be an issue with the key or security system… If the security system has an issue… It may not supply power to the fuel fuel pump or injectors when you try and start the car.. but it will crank the engine over… I’m not sure if (on your particular car) if the computer will disable fuel and spark…. Or just fuel. In summary: You can try using a different key, changing the battery in the keyfob.. see if they’re security light is coming on when you crank the car over. Check the fuses and relays for that circuit and if you’re able to see if power is going to the fuel pump when you try to crank it over - But if you don’t know how to do electrical diagnosis and if none of the other simple things I suggested work… you may want to take it in to Mechanic to have them check it out. I’d hate for you to keep throwing expensive parts at it… Hope that helps 👍
@baddestebony350416 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k thank you I will look into what you stated above. I did in fact had to get a replacement key, & prior I didn’t have these issues. Car had been sitting for a few months 🥴. I know sitting up is bad if you aren’t at least cranking it so often to keep it running.
@MJ100k16 күн бұрын
@@baddestebony3504 Hmmm if the issues started when you got a replacement key… I’d look closely at the key situation. Also, you can try putting a few gallons of fresh gas in it. It’s a long shot, but rarely, if you let a car sit for a while the gas can be an issue. There are different blends for different seasons as the temperatures change.
@CANAK017 күн бұрын
Thanks bro....got it easy ur way 👍
@MJ100k17 күн бұрын
@@CANAK0 Awesome 👍
@DCypher718 күн бұрын
Would you stil recommend buying Hondas in this case? Wanting to buy a HRV. Its not listed as part of the investigation but they all use same tech.
@MJ100k18 күн бұрын
@@DCypher7 What year HRV do you want to buy?
@DCypher718 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k I'm in Australia. We have the MY22 HR-V (still selling in 2024 before the refresh next year). I am looking at the 2022 Honda HR-V e:HEV L, which is the only trim available in hybrid here. 1.5L naturally aspirated version with battery. That's the top of the spec one (mostly, with some weird omissions like worse speakers compared to overseas models). I am not sure if the CR-V is marketed as the HR-V here (don't think so).
@MJ100k18 күн бұрын
@@DCypher7 According to Google AI- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating phantom braking issues in certain Honda vehicles, but it is not a recall: 2017-2019 Honda CR-V and 2018-2019 Honda Accord The NHTSA opened a preliminary evaluation in February 2022 into claims that the automatic emergency braking system activated without an obstruction in the vehicle's path. As of April 2024, the investigation has expanded to include 2020-2022 models of the CR-V and Accord, with reports of at least 31 crashes and 112 injuries. according to car and driver dot com- It’s under investigation: NHTSA's website says an engineering analysis is generally concluded within 18 months and can lead to a recall- Summary - Looks like NHSTA is still investigating the phantom braking issue at this time. However, your concerns about the HRV also being affected by the phantom braking issue - may actually be valid. I found a report on a forum about a persons HRV experiencing the phantom braking issue. forum.lowyat.net/topic/5379445/all This is just one person - and I can’t validate their experience… But, at the same time, I would be cautious with buying a Honda with AEB aka CMBS… at this time…. At least until the NHSTA investigation has completed. In the forum link I provided it mentions that you can turn off the emergency braking feature.. but you have to turn it off every time you get in the vehicle. (Annoying) Anyways, you can always try and find a Honda - without this feature or you can see if the specific Honda you buy can turn this feature off. Meanwhile: we will have to wait until the investigation has completed to see what happens. My guess is: there may be a software update to try and solve the issue at some point in the future. Hope that helps, MJ100k
@DCypher718 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k My thoughts exactly! Unfortunately, I think I need a new car asap, and most other reputable car brands have issues too. My hyundai is a lemon and overall they have class actions for their engine, Corolla appears to have an engine coolant bypass issue (also a class action) but its better than a big safety issue like Honda), and generally v expensive for what you get.
@Segundo_Grande18 күн бұрын
Hi MJ - thank you for your elaborated video. The quality of your editing, and information provided has inclined me to the subscription to your channel. I know you're probably too busy to respond to each and every user's comment, but - if you don/t mind, what would be your thoughts on a 2.0 petrol engine, i-VTEC, around year 2016-2017? I'm considering a purchase of an used car, with only 15 000 miles on it (if the data provided are true). The car would be primarily used for day to day city errands (kids, school, activities, etc. ... basically short distances driving), including a lot of starting and stopping of the engine.) Would you say it's an ok choice of a car for such role? My other cherry picks are 2018 Kia Sportage and 2018-2020 BMW 220i Active tourer. Thank you in advance for your time, consideration and reply. Greets from Europe.
@MJ100k18 күн бұрын
@@Segundo_Grande Thank you for subscribing 👍 Actually, we don’t get the 2.0 liter in the US for the CRV. So - I tried to do some research on this engine. It looks like it’s the R20A6 or R20A9. This looks like a slightly larger version of the Civic 1.8 liter engines we have in the US. The 1.8 liter is a great engine IMO - It has a timing chain (good) and is not direct injected (good) there’s a Civic that made it to 1 million miles with that engine… So I’m thinking the 2.0 liter version of it is most likely also very good. To put it in a CRV, which is bigger than a Civic…. It’s not gonna feel very sporty as compared to a BMW… But as long as you’re not towing it would be fast enough for me 🤷♂️ If you test drive it, and it feels good to you then go for it. Anyways- To answer your question - I would get the CRV. The BMW may be more fun to drive, but it also cost more to maintain. They are known to leak as they age…. Very expensive leaks (not good) The Kia will most likely not be as reliable. Google KIA Sportage common problems. The first things that pop up are engine and transmission. (Not good) So yeah I’d get the Honda CRV… But on my channel, before buying any used car… we do something called Automotive Nerd Research… In the US we have this thing called Carfax… That’s a service that list the history of a vehicle.. accidents.. maintenance history (so important) … odometer history etc.. Do you have something like this in Europe ? If so, use it ! Also have a car checked out by a mechanic BEFORE you buy it. In the US we have some people that do mobile mechanic business. These mechanics will come to your house to fix a car. They will also go to check out used cars, at the used car lots. So if people do this in Europe… Definitely hire one to have a look at the vehicle. It doesn’t have to be perfect… but you want to avoid getting scammed. In the US used car lots will sell you cars that have been in major accidents, are super rusted or need MAJOR repairs. A trained mechanic can help you avoid being ripped off. But they must inspect the car Before you buy it. Hope that helps 👍 MJ100k
@Segundo_Grande18 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k thank you so much for this extensive reply 👍👍👍👍
@adielawson685419 күн бұрын
Ok so i got bored with your video, sorry, but what was "broken" on it? I would have kept the loop loc on it until i saved enough money to fix it.
@MJ100k19 күн бұрын
@@adielawson6854 lol 😆 Basically everything… liner, pump, plumbing etc. It would have cost as much to fix as to install a new pool.. over 10k back then so 14k in todays $… It cost under 2k to fill it in.
@adielawson685419 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k ah, ok. That's not that much to do really. I dug a 16x32 out of the ground and put it back togeather at my house. That was alot of work, but worth it to me.
@MJ100k19 күн бұрын
@@adielawson6854 That’s fantastic 👍
@nixland19 күн бұрын
I just bought it yesterday and I love it
@MJ100k19 күн бұрын
@@nixland Nice 👍
@sulemanshafique511920 күн бұрын
Have a 2014 Ford Edge limited 3.5 liter front wheel drive just peaked 103,000 miles very reliable only needed to change the alternator at about 102,000 miles I went ahead and changed exhaust manifold gasket and O ring for intake throttle body and clean throttle body as well pulled spark plugs just needed a good scrubbing clean them as for the famous water pump in the event it does Fail I plan on doing the repair myself of course it will take time fingers crossed hoping it's possible probably best to inspect the timing chain and its tensioners and replace all those as a package what are your guys's thoughts should I go ahead and replace timing chain and water pump ahead of time or keep it rolling until it gives out what is the proper way to approach this conundrum thank you
@MJ100k20 күн бұрын
@@sulemanshafique5119 How long do you plan on keeping this vehicle ? 1-3 years, 3-6 years…. 6 years plus …..
@sulemanshafique511919 күн бұрын
6 + guaranteed this engine is very powerful being a V6 must be maintained
@MJ100k19 күн бұрын
@@sulemanshafique5119 If you have experience doing big jobs like replacing timing belts/chains … then you should be able to handle this job. Just make sure to use the OEM special tool and the directions. If you have never done big jobs like this …. I would go ahead and pay a mechanic who has experience to do this one. While you’re in there - replace as many parts as you can (chain, guides, tensioner, seals etc) just to get them out the way. This way you can keep driving this vehicle for many years to come 👍
@sulemanshafique511919 күн бұрын
@@MJ100k sounds like a plan. I definitely do want to do it myself and if anything goes wrong, I can always then pay a professional to do it. That’s how I would approach it. It might take longer but I’d get the satisfaction of knowing what I put on the vehicle for future repairs.
@jeffreyfunny20 күн бұрын
Why LS500, Land Cruiser, Sequoia are not involved in this recall? They should use same V35A engine.
@MJ100k20 күн бұрын
@@jeffreyfunny I don’t know for sure….we’ll have to wait and see
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Thank you so much for this! I was at the gas station when this happened and I was able to leave and get to work!
@@jimrodriguez7640 Awesome 👍Glad it helped you 💯
Sweet, and straight forward. Thanks 🙏
@@ThomasHardy-yb2rd no problem 👍
I still have my 2006 3. 2.3 L No rust as I’ve kept it in the garage. Still runs great and has very low mileage for its age. I’ve driven her gently as I’m now a very old lady! 😂 I keep all repair and oil change records. I had to have my fuel pump lid fixed as I had the emissions code come up just recently. You’re right, they had to remove the gas tank to get to it. Bad design in that case. Age is getting to her like myself, but hate to let her go. Best car ever!
Awesome ! By taking such good care of your car, you are truly doing a service to the next owner. Mostly likely someone who doesn’t have alot of money, who’s just trying to get to work and advance in the world. Salute and thanks to you 🫡
I just recently purchased a 21' ES 5 Speed Mirage... its WAY funner than it looks or should be... I know its low rent, but its designed like an engineer thought out everything.... that would put off the average person, but as an engineer myself, I can recognize exactly what the thinking is behind this car. Believe it or not, it was on a list in June and it tops the reliability, #1, above Toyota or Honda... (not all mitsubishis, just this one) it has old but incredibly refined mechanics under the hood... it drives like a sewing machine, at least the 5 speed does. Is it good for a family, most likely not, is it good at interstate speeds, yes it will do it but it is lightweight and you can feel the air moving the car when behind an 18 wheeler, but if you do not do interstate that often, its a perfectly fine automobile for 2 people. Maintain it reasonably well, and if you get a CVT, change the fluid every 30k and it will be solid upto 200k with no issues. No need to spend 60 to 100 thousand dollars, they all end up in the junkyard anyway given enough time. I've only had the car about 5 months, but its growing on me, and I actually enjoy driving it, and I can't say that about every other car I've owned. That could be the 5 speed talking to me though... who knows?!?!
Interesting- How do you feel about the safety in a crash with it being so light ?
@@MJ100k that is the one thing I didn't mention... its true that I do not live in an area close to interstate, although I have traveled on it a couple times in the Mirage. If you are in it and crash at 65mph into a giant truck or 18 wheeler, yeah, you probably going to be dead... if you drive into a normal car or average suv at 40, you probably will survive ok... it has good crumple zones but that can only get you so far when going the higher speeds. You have to drive a little more defensively, but that is good practice in any automobile and too many people take driving too leisurely. Its a very dangerous activity.
@@MJ100k I will also mention the CVT as I have looked into the issue... it uses the same Jatco CV7... but mitsubishi programmed it differently than Nissan, so they have a better track record of reliability. The other thing that helps it is the Mirage only has 78HP, and the Versa somewhere around 140, you basicaly could floor the Mirage all the time and never stress it out. But what kills them generally is the 60k fluid change interval is not sufficient, the fluid gets burnt and plugs up the filters as early as 30k, and that is why CVTs have a bad rap... if the owner drained the fluid every 15k and change the filters every 30k, they would almost all last well into the 200k range or beyond without a hickup.
@@Have.An.AmicoDay 78 horsepower !? 😳😬 yeah best to avoid highways…
@@MJ100k I have both a 21 Mirage and a 1993 Geo Metro convertible (55hp)... the Mirage can do 100mph and there is no situation where you will slow down due to hill grade... however the Geo there are hills where you start up at 60mph with the foot to the floor and you will up at the top be at 50mph... the Mirage is not like that at all... you can cruse at 80mph with the air conditioner on, its no big deal.
Just bought a 2013 sport edge brake problems really bad master cylinder bad brake caliper sticking $105,000 mi $4,000 since January 24th to July 24th with the 3.7 trying to hold on to it but eventually it's going to have to go
@@roberttillman5943 Ouch - Yeah a lot of people don’t know you’re supposed to flush your brake fluid every few years (in all vehicles) That helps prolong the life of. Brake components.
I have an ES 350 with the luxury package I picked up about a month ago for 17k, 64k miles 1 previous owner. It's been amazing. No Mark Levinson but the stock sound is pretty nice too.
Nice 👍 Sounds like a great deal for only 17k
good one , still have my matrix but, a rav 4 is on the list
It’s a great vehicle- We just did a review on a 2024 RAV4 Hybrid Chevy guy Reviews the 2024 Toyota Rav4 hybrid - Will he like it ? kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZJyNj8mnhry5Z7A.html
My 2005 2.4l 4-cylinder Camry has just over 90K miles but it definitely burns oil (I bought it brand new). It’s not a fun car to drive, but extremely reliable. When it was new, I would get 27 mpg. But now it’s only 20 mpg. Does anyone know if the lower mpg is a result of the oil burning?
@@sanjivpatel4016 That can cause a lower mpg.. but it could also be a lot of other things causing lower mpg. Ex fuel injectors, spark plugs, engine performance issues etc.
That's packed, have the same one wish it had a few more pockets inside for more organization. They could have fitted 4 more pockets inside. Great video
@@SlackersIndustry Thanks 👍 I still use mine lol
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you!
@@elisabethgent1532 You’re welcome 👍
CHANGING THE REAR SPARK PLUGS IS A VERY BIG PAIN AND TIME CONSUMING. ALL 3.5 + 3.7 ENGINES. FINIS PAX
ALL 3.5 + 3.7 FORD ENGINES HAVE THE WATER PUMP BUILT INTO THE ENGINE. IT TAKES ABOUT 11-12 HOURS TO REPLACE AT AROUND $2000. ANY TURBO CHARGED ENGINE TURNS OUT TO BE JUNK. OVERTAXING A LITTLE MOTOR TO PRODUCE BIG MOTOR RESULTS, IS A DISASTER. FINIS PAX
Plan to buy 3rd Gen K24 this is my favorite on this generation of Honda CRV. Hope i can find the better unit with low mileage.
@@cyberjhon21FX It’s my favorite too. You’ll find one… they sold a ton of them lol You can find a good one with miles on it too. Just try and screen the previous owner to make sure they did the maintenance. Also, watch out for rust.
@@MJ100k Thanks, do you think Gen 3 is still worth it in 2024?
@@cyberjhon21FX Yes - with the high price of new cars and higher cost of car repairs… A good condition 3rd gen CRV is worth it … now more than ever 👍
@@MJ100k Thank you MJ..
@@MJ100k Just want to know which model do you prefer on the Gen 3 series? 07-08-09-10 or 11?
Hey man I wanted your opinion I'm thinking about buying a 2004 Honda Accord 4cyl AT the body has 200k miles the engine was just replaced (100k miles) and the transmission was just replaced (25k miles) the dude definitely spent some money into it (paint job, rims and tires, suspension and brake work)
@@devinl.reynolds151 IDK … could go either way. Sometimes people who paint their cars and put rims on them are great previous owners ….and sometimes they are people who spend alot of money on nonsense and don’t take care of the car other than superficial things. It will be best to have a mechanic check out the car before you buy it. That way you can see if the person really took care of it or not.
But don’t you get paid to work at LICOLN tech while your there?
@@fendiistackss8443 - You can work at a shop part time no matter where you go to school. I worked at a shop and got paid, while I went to Community college.
Nice breakdown, good job.
Thank you 👍💯
Good.confusion.no.crànk.no.start.we.are.ready.to.face.it.now
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🤦 ya. Well mine vibrates intermittent and all that crap is good. Shop said my strut's are bent but I e looked at them and they don't look bent. But my tires are cheap so I'm guessing they got internal problems
Perhaps 🤔 It’s my understanding that rarely, tires can deform and vibrate after they warm up.
@@MJ100k it only does this @ speeds starting @ 65+ you can even feel a slight left and right shifting of the steering wheel when it starts
@@clamojoat8543 Yeah if it vibrates at a certain speed.. the cause is most likely something that spins… tires, rims, axels etc..
Went to start my mowing route and couldn’t shift. THANK YOU
@@jamesmckay4779 you’re welcome 😇
Just sold my 2002 2.4L CRV, great car. 21 years I had it. Which do you see on the road most? This model.
cRv is my personal favorite too
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Well, you glossed over the poorley designed 3.5 water pump issue. It will cost $1400 to $1600 to get it replaced. Worse, if it leaks, coolant will mix with the engine oil, and you know what that means. YIKES!
@@stuuuporman With the cost of a new car averaging 45,000$ The prospect of buying a good used car for 7 or 8,000$ and later replacing a water pump for 1,400$ all of a sudden.. doesn’t seem so bad 🤷♂️ One guy on here, took a weekend … did the repair himself and saved a grand 😉 Other used cars can blow whole engines or transmissions for 4-6000$ 👀
mine’s got 365k miles and still running perfect!
@@agustina.villanueva6741 That’s really good to hear 😀
i hav the 2013 corolla hatchback whit the 1FR-ZAE (132hp), a perfect car, simple, practical, low manteniance and not ugly. U need to play whit the gearbox, but u wont lose speed in a uphill.
The Corolla is the best selling car of all time for a reason ! 👍💯
Great video, thank you!
Thank you and you’re welcome 👍💯
My 08 CR-V EXL is at over 227,000 miles still with the OG engine and tranny. (no burning oil and I change the oil religiously). I used to put BP gas in it, but have switched to Shell (and it seems to run better but maybe it’s just the placebo effect). If it gets to 500,000 miles, I’ll be happy. I would be dancing in the street if it got to 1,000,000,000 miles. I did have the rear frame taken car from (as per recall). There is still an open recall on the 3rd gen CR-V for the rear frame. My dad has a 2016 CR-V that he bought here in NY and had it taken to DR.
LITERALLY just saved a damsel in distress in the Walmart parking lot. Thanks to THIS video!!☝️
@@markcooper9033 This video and YOU ! 👍 Not all hero’s wear capes 💯
I have a 2007 first gen and she's been super good to me and very easy to work on.
@@micheallking8784 Nice 👍 Keep it forever 💯
Toyota didn't stand behind my 2020 Camry. They finally said all the problems were normal when I brought up the lemon law. The dealer even snuck in block sealer trying to get rid of the hot antifreeze smell. I got rid of the car before its second oil change. It was the most annoying car I've ever owned.
@@OnlyMeee-ie3dw What was the problem ?
@@MJ100k Multiple transmission issues, air conditioner, cruise control, windshield wipers, slamming on the brakes, gas gauge, lights, battery died once, speedometers didn't match... and a few more. All normal according to Toyota for the 2018 and up to 2021. I dumped it in early 2022 for a 10 year old Ford. I rented cars if I had to go very far because I didn't trust it to make the trip. No one in the family would drive it after it almost got us rear ended from trying to stop in the middle of a highway. The radar saw ghost and would slow down with cruise set when there wasn't anything there.
@@OnlyMeee-ie3dw 👀😳
@@OnlyMeee-ie3dw Yeap I’m starting not to trust any semi autonomous driving features on any vehicle. My work van radar does that sometimes too…Let ME drive the car lol
Got a 2017 SEL 3.5 L 70.9K has been a great car so far. AWD
Nice 👍 one of the last 3.5l engines 💯
Hmmm But auto and Truck engineers Booby trap mechanics with hard to service or impossible jobs just got replace a minor part consumer's don't need a space ship to go to the grocery store! If you do then buy one and don't complain when a minor repair takes days to get done!!!
@@SteveEddy-od7fb I don’t think engineers do that on purpose lol 😆
This problem would be bad on most freeways in the US because on most freeways people are driving an average of around 80mph in the state of Utah the speed limit is 80mph! Crazy having a mechanical problem on a vehicle at that speed could be fatal???
@@SteveEddy-od7fb You’re right, that could be a big problem.
Hmmmmm So the Teacher can give Ford an F on tranny design?🤔😂😂😂
Bad engineering
@@acer_triplex Either that or bad process control during manufacturing 🤷♂️
Ford and Chevy built great pickups before 2010 or there about. My 2002 F 150 has required around $600 in repairs over the last 22 years.
@@armadillotoe nice 👍 what engine do you have?
When it comes to BEV people are definitely purchasing Tesla's for FSD over other companies.
@@olebloom1641 I think your probably right….
Found On Road Dead is back
@@Frenetic74 🫢😯
Honestly, people who own these love them. People still going on about it being a "BMW Supra" need to move on man. It happened and Toyota is prob going to do a similar thing again. Was it the best move they could have made, probably not. Was it the best move in a world where people no longer buy halo cars, probably.
The car is lame… always has been, always will be. Let’s see how happy they are as they get older and start needing expensive repairs. They should have Made the Supra a Rebaged LC500 with the 5 liter v8. That would have cost them almost nothing. That would have sold a ton… 💯
Ford junk!!!!!
Ford found on road dead That use to be a joke 🤣 Ford making it a requirement for. There cars to break down.
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Check out Bearded Ford Tech's video "Ford recalls 500,000 F150's It's not what you think" In the press release Ford specifys that <1% of the trucks recalled to actually have the problem, and BFT mentions that this is a single year expansion of a problem that they have been fixing since 2016. Considering he has worked as a master tech for many years, I'm inclined to believe him.
@@thetinpin Interesting 🤔
"Do you know how much money that will cost?" Yea, they made a shitload off these trucks so they can afford it
@@rmb5858 Do you think it’s logical to test for a problem, before replacing an engine?
@@MJ100k What, exactly, can they test for to pre-determine whether or not a particular engine will seize? Without tearing the engine apart and physically seeing damage on the bearings I don't see any "oil" test that will pre-determine that. They are a multi-billion dollar company and can certainty afford new engines
@@rmb5858 We shall see ….👀
I replaced fuel pump, throttle body, & spark plugs still no crank. Suggestions? Thanks in advance . ‘06 Lexus GS 300 BTW it cracks with starter fluid, but fades back out. Shut off.
@@baddestebony3504 Hmmmm. Did you test to make sure power goes to the fuel pump when you turn the key and try to start the car? (like I did in the video) If there is no power to the fuel pump when turning the key… either the security system disabled that circuit or there is an issue with the circuit itself. You can try and see if there is a fuel pump fuse or relay.. or broken wire somewhere or bad pin fit at a connector somewhere… So you’d have to try and find the wiring diagram if possible… If you’re familiar with electrical diagnostics. If you’re not then I wouldn’t mess with it beyond checking the fuse and relay. Also, is your keyfob ok? are you able to try a different key? Or can you make sure your keys battery is good? Make sure there isn’t a key or security flashing light on the dash when you try to start the car… If there is, it may be an issue with the key or security system… If the security system has an issue… It may not supply power to the fuel fuel pump or injectors when you try and start the car.. but it will crank the engine over… I’m not sure if (on your particular car) if the computer will disable fuel and spark…. Or just fuel. In summary: You can try using a different key, changing the battery in the keyfob.. see if they’re security light is coming on when you crank the car over. Check the fuses and relays for that circuit and if you’re able to see if power is going to the fuel pump when you try to crank it over - But if you don’t know how to do electrical diagnosis and if none of the other simple things I suggested work… you may want to take it in to Mechanic to have them check it out. I’d hate for you to keep throwing expensive parts at it… Hope that helps 👍
@@MJ100k thank you I will look into what you stated above. I did in fact had to get a replacement key, & prior I didn’t have these issues. Car had been sitting for a few months 🥴. I know sitting up is bad if you aren’t at least cranking it so often to keep it running.
@@baddestebony3504 Hmmm if the issues started when you got a replacement key… I’d look closely at the key situation. Also, you can try putting a few gallons of fresh gas in it. It’s a long shot, but rarely, if you let a car sit for a while the gas can be an issue. There are different blends for different seasons as the temperatures change.
Thanks bro....got it easy ur way 👍
@@CANAK0 Awesome 👍
Would you stil recommend buying Hondas in this case? Wanting to buy a HRV. Its not listed as part of the investigation but they all use same tech.
@@DCypher7 What year HRV do you want to buy?
@@MJ100k I'm in Australia. We have the MY22 HR-V (still selling in 2024 before the refresh next year). I am looking at the 2022 Honda HR-V e:HEV L, which is the only trim available in hybrid here. 1.5L naturally aspirated version with battery. That's the top of the spec one (mostly, with some weird omissions like worse speakers compared to overseas models). I am not sure if the CR-V is marketed as the HR-V here (don't think so).
@@DCypher7 According to Google AI- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating phantom braking issues in certain Honda vehicles, but it is not a recall: 2017-2019 Honda CR-V and 2018-2019 Honda Accord The NHTSA opened a preliminary evaluation in February 2022 into claims that the automatic emergency braking system activated without an obstruction in the vehicle's path. As of April 2024, the investigation has expanded to include 2020-2022 models of the CR-V and Accord, with reports of at least 31 crashes and 112 injuries. according to car and driver dot com- It’s under investigation: NHTSA's website says an engineering analysis is generally concluded within 18 months and can lead to a recall- Summary - Looks like NHSTA is still investigating the phantom braking issue at this time. However, your concerns about the HRV also being affected by the phantom braking issue - may actually be valid. I found a report on a forum about a persons HRV experiencing the phantom braking issue. forum.lowyat.net/topic/5379445/all This is just one person - and I can’t validate their experience… But, at the same time, I would be cautious with buying a Honda with AEB aka CMBS… at this time…. At least until the NHSTA investigation has completed. In the forum link I provided it mentions that you can turn off the emergency braking feature.. but you have to turn it off every time you get in the vehicle. (Annoying) Anyways, you can always try and find a Honda - without this feature or you can see if the specific Honda you buy can turn this feature off. Meanwhile: we will have to wait until the investigation has completed to see what happens. My guess is: there may be a software update to try and solve the issue at some point in the future. Hope that helps, MJ100k
@@MJ100k My thoughts exactly! Unfortunately, I think I need a new car asap, and most other reputable car brands have issues too. My hyundai is a lemon and overall they have class actions for their engine, Corolla appears to have an engine coolant bypass issue (also a class action) but its better than a big safety issue like Honda), and generally v expensive for what you get.
Hi MJ - thank you for your elaborated video. The quality of your editing, and information provided has inclined me to the subscription to your channel. I know you're probably too busy to respond to each and every user's comment, but - if you don/t mind, what would be your thoughts on a 2.0 petrol engine, i-VTEC, around year 2016-2017? I'm considering a purchase of an used car, with only 15 000 miles on it (if the data provided are true). The car would be primarily used for day to day city errands (kids, school, activities, etc. ... basically short distances driving), including a lot of starting and stopping of the engine.) Would you say it's an ok choice of a car for such role? My other cherry picks are 2018 Kia Sportage and 2018-2020 BMW 220i Active tourer. Thank you in advance for your time, consideration and reply. Greets from Europe.
@@Segundo_Grande Thank you for subscribing 👍 Actually, we don’t get the 2.0 liter in the US for the CRV. So - I tried to do some research on this engine. It looks like it’s the R20A6 or R20A9. This looks like a slightly larger version of the Civic 1.8 liter engines we have in the US. The 1.8 liter is a great engine IMO - It has a timing chain (good) and is not direct injected (good) there’s a Civic that made it to 1 million miles with that engine… So I’m thinking the 2.0 liter version of it is most likely also very good. To put it in a CRV, which is bigger than a Civic…. It’s not gonna feel very sporty as compared to a BMW… But as long as you’re not towing it would be fast enough for me 🤷♂️ If you test drive it, and it feels good to you then go for it. Anyways- To answer your question - I would get the CRV. The BMW may be more fun to drive, but it also cost more to maintain. They are known to leak as they age…. Very expensive leaks (not good) The Kia will most likely not be as reliable. Google KIA Sportage common problems. The first things that pop up are engine and transmission. (Not good) So yeah I’d get the Honda CRV… But on my channel, before buying any used car… we do something called Automotive Nerd Research… In the US we have this thing called Carfax… That’s a service that list the history of a vehicle.. accidents.. maintenance history (so important) … odometer history etc.. Do you have something like this in Europe ? If so, use it ! Also have a car checked out by a mechanic BEFORE you buy it. In the US we have some people that do mobile mechanic business. These mechanics will come to your house to fix a car. They will also go to check out used cars, at the used car lots. So if people do this in Europe… Definitely hire one to have a look at the vehicle. It doesn’t have to be perfect… but you want to avoid getting scammed. In the US used car lots will sell you cars that have been in major accidents, are super rusted or need MAJOR repairs. A trained mechanic can help you avoid being ripped off. But they must inspect the car Before you buy it. Hope that helps 👍 MJ100k
@@MJ100k thank you so much for this extensive reply 👍👍👍👍
Ok so i got bored with your video, sorry, but what was "broken" on it? I would have kept the loop loc on it until i saved enough money to fix it.
@@adielawson6854 lol 😆 Basically everything… liner, pump, plumbing etc. It would have cost as much to fix as to install a new pool.. over 10k back then so 14k in todays $… It cost under 2k to fill it in.
@@MJ100k ah, ok. That's not that much to do really. I dug a 16x32 out of the ground and put it back togeather at my house. That was alot of work, but worth it to me.
@@adielawson6854 That’s fantastic 👍
I just bought it yesterday and I love it
@@nixland Nice 👍
Have a 2014 Ford Edge limited 3.5 liter front wheel drive just peaked 103,000 miles very reliable only needed to change the alternator at about 102,000 miles I went ahead and changed exhaust manifold gasket and O ring for intake throttle body and clean throttle body as well pulled spark plugs just needed a good scrubbing clean them as for the famous water pump in the event it does Fail I plan on doing the repair myself of course it will take time fingers crossed hoping it's possible probably best to inspect the timing chain and its tensioners and replace all those as a package what are your guys's thoughts should I go ahead and replace timing chain and water pump ahead of time or keep it rolling until it gives out what is the proper way to approach this conundrum thank you
@@sulemanshafique5119 How long do you plan on keeping this vehicle ? 1-3 years, 3-6 years…. 6 years plus …..
6 + guaranteed this engine is very powerful being a V6 must be maintained
@@sulemanshafique5119 If you have experience doing big jobs like replacing timing belts/chains … then you should be able to handle this job. Just make sure to use the OEM special tool and the directions. If you have never done big jobs like this …. I would go ahead and pay a mechanic who has experience to do this one. While you’re in there - replace as many parts as you can (chain, guides, tensioner, seals etc) just to get them out the way. This way you can keep driving this vehicle for many years to come 👍
@@MJ100k sounds like a plan. I definitely do want to do it myself and if anything goes wrong, I can always then pay a professional to do it. That’s how I would approach it. It might take longer but I’d get the satisfaction of knowing what I put on the vehicle for future repairs.
Why LS500, Land Cruiser, Sequoia are not involved in this recall? They should use same V35A engine.
@@jeffreyfunny I don’t know for sure….we’ll have to wait and see