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@jairperez7505 Hello, the screws are really up to you. I wanted to use the same types of screws that were used originally, which was a zinc coated wood screw. An outdoor or exterior wood screw with the plastic-like coating would be an excellent option, also. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@ thank you for answering, by any chance do you know if it was 1/2 inch screws?

@jairperez7505 Hello, I believe 1/2" screws were used. ( just long enough that they wouldn't show through the other side)- Mike

The drain plug on the back side of the engine is for draining of engine coolant. It's not necessary that you open that one also, but it will empty the engine block of coolant(coolant stuck behind the closed thermostat). You could drain the radiator, refill, run the engine, and then let it cool. Then repeat the process. This should change out most of the fluid. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@mikesdoityourself Hi Mike thanks for the response. I am a little hesitant on jacking up my 2002 nissan sentra and climbing under it. I may just pay a shop to put it on the lift and change out the coolant.

@@LynnPaull Unplugging the refrigerator is all you would need to do if one was worried about the electrical pins touching something when the LED strip is removed. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@xXxC0nn13xXx Hello, I panned the camera too fast, but the bolt head is facing the front right tire. That's the adjusting bolt that will make the pulley/power steering pump move. Good luck with your project!- Mike

They are from a website, us.ddtech.com. The company is D&D Technologies, and the hinge is called Shut It Bolt-on Badass, but they have many different hinges to choose from. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@silvercommander Yes, after the last fill or level off of the transmission, you definitely want to go through Park, Drive, neutral, reverse, etc... a few times. -Mike

@NASSER1989able Hello, there's no adjustment for left or right headlamp tilt. If you have one that is pointing in a certain direction, I would check the bulbs fit into the headlamp to make sure it's flush with the housing or check for possible damage somewhere. Some vehicles may have a left/right adjustment screw. I don't believe the 2018 Armada is one of them. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@cookieman1738 Hello, the pump protector has anti-freeze and lubrication properties. I wouldn't call it an oil. It's more of a foam. This is all you need to protect your pressure washer. Good luck with your project!- Mike

Hello! A Fish tape reel is what I used to move the wires through the tailgate or a wire crimping tool is what I used to connect the wiring. Good luck with your project! - Mike

@ just finished my entire system 😟 speakers ATOTO S8 Unit and the rear camera. I swear I saw u cut wire in the middle of the wire then soldered. Was just wondering if that was a special tool. Thanks much

An inline wire stripper or self adjusting wire stripper should do the trick to splice a wire inline, then solder. - Mike

@ thanks Mike much appreciated, wired the radio unit in then when to the camera n ran into a snafu: the wires could not be ran through the roof gourmets so me being lazy cut the wire OH IT WAS HELL! to anyone if u run into my issue DO NOT CUT entire wire HEADACHE! Anyways appreciate the video very helpful for brake light I actually did not remove the tail light behind the interior panel u have the wires right there just made my splices to the red n blue and the white and black wires. 👍🏾👍🏾

@B38-13 Hello, the wiring that goes from the headlight wiring harness may go to the headlamp switch, battery, or headlamp relay or fuse. You have to find out what wiring is defective and replace that one. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@MrDRTK Hello, if you use dish soap, I would dilute it by using no more than a few ounces of soap per gallon of water to prevent pump damage and excessive foaming. Good luck with your project!- Mike

No dish soap!

@ramiad90 Hello, I always liked having 2 or 3 way speakers in all the doors, just to get as much range as possible around me while sitting in the vehicle. With an amp, you're sending different signals to different speakers, so it doesn't matter as much getting full, dynamic speakers at every door spot. I've personally gone away from having amps and subwoofers to utilizing the factory systems or simply upgrading the head unit. If I did have an issue with a speaker, I would replace it with a full, dynamic range speaker. For your situation, I would upgrade my other speakers as needed and utilize the subwoofer only as needed. You can always adjust the subwoofer settings if it's too much bass, etc. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@marquisetinch Hello, 2019 to current is the 6th generation of Nissan Altima, so it could be similar but this video is for 2013 to 2019 Altima's. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@snowydonahue2923 Hello, you can remove the pins from the hinges or adjust the tension all the way down and leave the pins in. Just remember, you're losing one of your safety features of your fire rated door by making it not self closing. This is common, though. I did this same thing at the house to garage door for my in-laws because they are elderly, and they don't want the door slamming on them as their trying to get into the house. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@mikesdoityourself So when I put the Allen wrench in, Im able to turn only counterclockwise and only about a half inch turn and it stops. I see the pin wiggling but it’s pretty flush. How do I get it out? There’s nowhere to grab the pin

@@snowydonahue2923 strong tape or needle nose pliers might work if the tension is off the pin. - Mike

@@mikesdoityourself YOU’RE A GENIUS! It worked!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@natusfreedom472 Hello, you could check into using weatherstripping, like they use for interior to exterior doors, or something similar inside the doorframe to soften the blow when the door closes. If you have more than one door hinge with spring tension, eliminate one, or make the tension so light that the door closes softly. Good luck with your project!- Mike

If you have 3 hinges, release the tension from 2 of them(take the pins out completely if needed) and use the 1 hinge with the adjusted tension. That did the trick for the slamming apartment door that was driving me crazy.

@Blackdog4818 usually, you can find a new LED board for $20 to $50 USD, depending on where you find it at (Amazon, parts supplier, etc) and the specific part number or equivalent. Good luck with your project!- Mike

Were you having shudder/needle bounce under light acceleration? - 2017 owner

@@mercury_64 Yes

@Meredithlovification I would recommend finding the right size socket- possibly 6 or 8 mm, or using an adjustable wrench. If there's a slot in the middle, you could use a flat head screwdriver. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@MrSPM-h6s Hello, no, there isn't a switch to go from soap to fresh water, so you have to wait for the soap to run out before it goes to supply or hose water. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@mikesdoityourself Great thank you for the quick response.

@gregvincent5821 Hello, it shouldn't make a difference whether the LED is disconnected or not. I would reconnect it just to verify. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@mikesdoityourself Thank you, Sir! 👍

@HelenLoveGod_ hello, it should be similar to the freezer; remove the cover, unplug the connector, and remove any screws that may be holding it down. Then, remove the LED strip/bulb. Good luck with your project!- Mike

If you keep adding coolant to the filler hole, with the engine running, this will move bubbles through the coolant system while the engine warms up. Make sure the thermostat has opened before locking the radiator cap back on. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@MightyMemeKing yes, the process should be the same. The plastic drain cock should be at the bottom of the radiator facing towards the engine. Good luck with your project!- Mike

@@mikesdoityourself I found the drain cock, but not the bolt on the engine to drain the coolant. I'll look again today though. Thanks!