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Great video

thank you sir

Great video on the Oil change for the 2017 RAV4. However you didn’t show the obvious but simple part of putting the drain plug back in. Do you need a washer for this drain plug? I had changed the oil on a 2016 RAV4 and it previously had the steel washer. So I’m wondering if you had indeed installed with a steel washer or not. You had no video of that procedure .

Great video. Well explained and executed. Thanks, great job out of you!

Thanks a bunch, i guess when ford says lifetime they figured the car wouldnt last more than 3 years

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nice ride want to up grade from 2023 sportsman xp570 touring premium ... getting older but luv the ride of a quad

How long did you take to do this roughly?

Exactly how I built mine. Thanks for sharing.

How often do the coil packs need changing?

Just bought a '09 3.0 4WD for $2,700 out the door as well. Mine runs great as is but I have plans for it.

Very helpful. Thanks.

It's specific yet easy videos like these that help first time car owners like me figure out what to do. Thank you for posting the vid!

Good video👍

I like the simple controls - on/off and choke, no silly 4 position switches etc

Very helpfull

I have an 011 venza. Exact same filter. I can do an oil change in 15 minutes. Dont even need the filter tool. Just use a 3/8 extension, and out it comes. Buy the filter at any auto supply store. Once you do it, its real easy. Save a lot of $. Dealers charge a small fortune these days. I use 5/20 oil though. A higher mileage car. Good luck.

Mine seems really underpowered. It would not get the lug nuts off of my 1/2 ton truck on any setting. I ended up here looking for a "how to use" thinking I was using the wrong settings or maybe my model didn't have the "1400 lbs of nut busting torque".

Really good job Matt, I wish You would do a review on a oil change for a 2018 Chrysler Pacifica. One moron actually poured clean oils(synthetic, which is expensive anyway. What a waste) through his system to get out all of the old oil.

I also have a black 2010 but it is an R-design. It's been a great car. I was thinking of selling but you may have convinced me to keep it around a bit longer. I'll guess 168000 since that's where mine is.

Do they give you a receipt?

Do you ever trailer your 570 SP? If so, what sort of trailer do you have. I've put down a deposit on a 2025 Ranger 570 SP for use around my home, but my utility trailer isn't wide enough to accommodate it if I were to want to take it somewhere. I'm wondering if a typical single axle utility trailer is enough to transport this unit.

Just a thought but what about a direct power wire to starter with a momentary switch? Just use the key for ignition on/off and new push button start (momentary switch) it does get away from stock but more direct and nothing to fail down the line. Not very familiar with relays but that was going to be my work around for the situation.

You’re the man!!! I actually did have a partially loose connector on the new unit. My first Ferris 2018 started doing this around 1000 hrs the new one 2023 just started at 600hrs. I’ll be wiring up some relays asap. Thank you again.

Good video! We're 6 months into our 23 Ranger with"No" issues.

Hey thanks for the video, I have 2 Ferris with that exact same issue. Any updates on your repair ? Still working properly for you?

I have a 590 and my father has 2 echoes that one of them he bought before I was born and I am getting ready to turn 52 that says a lot for echo.

Perfect for water surge areas during storms/hurricanes

I have two of them and you can not beat them for the money and warranty

Hi Matt, do you know if this will work on a 2004 PZEV Focus with the 2.3? It has the lifetime air filter.

My ac blows ice.cold for about 5 or 10 minut3s than ac co.presspr.turns off and blows hot ill crank it in the morning it it.works for 5 .inutes again and turns hot i just paid $200 for a guy to drain i5 vacuum ut and filled it up and it dud the same.thung i hope its.the valve but i wan. Do it my self

Thanks for making and sharing this with us!!!

Thanks broham! Autozone wouldn't touch it. Gonna order from Amazon and do it this weekend!

Annoying if someone needs a jump and your trunk is full of furniture. And you don't have any tools to get the cover off 😭

Hah, no way! I was that close?!?

Cool! RV project sounds interesting.

I contract for union auto parts in Memphis and all the GMs here use AC Delco

Thanks I appreciate the info

I'm from Milwaukee and I ought a know, these are the best tools

Hey Matt. Is your car still blowing cold? I need to do this project on my inlaws Volvo XC60.

My guess for mileage... 165k miles

mileage 203k

this is how teh Egyptians raised their chariots.

The Volvo's of this generation have a very reliable drivetrain, especially the non-turbo 5-pots paired with a 5-spd manual, almost invincable drivetrain. Where they are less solid is suspension, interior plastics, and if you are unlucky, electronics. The electronics issue is oftentimes due to your drains above the hood are clogged up with gunk, dirt, leaves, stones, and it overflows and then gets into the ECU over a long-long period of time. Clean your drains! (goes for any car really). And the suspension and interior plastics issues are mostly due to age. These things are issues that will appear on any old car, sooner or later. My Volvo V70 from this generation and the same platform is almost 20 years old now, during it's life it has needed the following: 1. Timing belt and waterpump 2. Alternator 3. One wheel bearing 3. Two batteries 4. Rear springs (rusted out) 5. Windshield 6. One brake caliper + Regular maintenance according to the maintenance plan (this includes engine oil, all the kinds of filters, brake fluid, spark plugs, brake pads, discs etc). Nothing else has needed to be done, we're talking a 20 year old premium car here. These were really good.

Hey guys! When I made this video I forgot about giving myself time to edit 😂. So, I will close the entries at the end of Thursday 10/24. Thanks for your understanding!!!

130000 thanks for the video.

Mechanically, they are as robust as a Toyota and will run well with routine maintenance. Cosmetically, they will show their age as the interior plastics. soft-touch surfaces, and headliner will no doubt be degrading as these vehicles continue to age. I have an '06 Acura MDX and an '11 Volvo XC90 for the family fleet. The 231Kmi Acura's seats are pretty thrashed but the headliner looks brand new. The 189k mi Volvo's seats are in great condition but its headliner (including the sunroof are going kaput). Other than that, my wife love's the thing and I love taking solace in the fact that she and my sons are safe and sound any time they take off in the Swedish tank. Btw, you actually have the SAT-Nav GPS in your car! Still works well but it's not a touch screen! Give it a go when you are able. Guess on mileage... 178K mi

300 000 miles

Thank you for an interesting video.