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I've done a few, so its like second nature for me..

In the video beging at about 18:30 covers that..

You're quite welcome, and remember you're as young as you feel..

What is the year and make of your car? and there's a link in the description box below the video to a company that provides that service.

2017 Toyota Camry le

@@clintonshannon To be honest I've only done this on the older models, but I don't see why it shouldn't work for that year also..

Much thanks, and yes the 07 Grand Prix is pretty similar to the 2010 impala in my video..

@ awesome. I’ll be tackling this soon.

@@thediyyardie7192 I’m gonna try this on 2011 impala I was hoping to not have to lower the subframe

Hey Bro, to be honest I can't say I have ever replaced these lines on a 5.3L, but it should be pretty similar I would expect.

It takes some time, especially because on 3.9L the bumper cover has to be removed, I'm not sure if its the same for the 5.3L, but I would expect so, as well as possible lines rusting in place where they would need to be cut in order to remove, I show the entire process I experienced in this video..

@@thediyyardie7192 thanks for the response and the advice

@@Bkoolingcorn Bless..

Thanks, it was P0128, a faulty temp sensor, thermostat or broken sensor wire can cause this issue, I suggest replacing the sensor and thermostat at the same time, they're actually located right next to each other..

Bro that's just a short edited version of the complete video, you can link the complete video by clicking on the title..

Much thanks..

I appreciate your compliments on my video, and you're welcome, just a heads up, most people have issues getting the lower alternator bolt as well as the top one loose, this is due to the awkward angle they sits at, but you should be able to get to the top one by removing the plastic air intake at the top of the radiator and using a couple of long extensions and a swivel socket.

Try this part number in google GM (22795658) the inlet is just a regular piece of hose.

No, the 08 tru 13s are accessed from the drivers side, it involves removing the accelerator pedal, there are plenty of great videos here on UA-cam showing how to do it..

@ thank you

@@carlpavey7167 You're welcome

You're welcome

Hopefully it does, let me know..

Its normal for the oil pressure to drop some at idle, but it depends just how low its dropping, also was it a new or used engine that was installed?

ua-cam.com/video/XG24iUlWmgo/v-deo.htmlsi=XkRpuaFHXU7adl2S

That is a link to a video I did with the issue.

No oil drain is not necessary, but you will need to place a catch pan under the car as you remove the valve covers, there's usually less than a cup full of drainage as the covers are removed..

@thediyyardie7192 thanks for the response. I placed something under but it kept dripping for about 20 minutes so I drained the whole engine. I just tried replacing the valve gasket and it seemed like the part has an extra lip on the block side that isn't there on the stock.

@@JarrydTIme Not sure what's going on there, possibly a wrong or defective part..

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Appreciate it bredrin, nuff respect...

Much thanks for your kind words, and I truly appreciate you subscribing..

To reset a Navien tankless water heater stuck in standby mode, turn off the power to the unit at the circuit breaker, locate the reset button on the control panel (usually behind an access panel), press and hold the button for a few seconds, then turn the power back on and allow the unit to restart; if the issue persists, consult your user manual or contact Navien customer support

not sure if you already tried this..

@@thediyyardie7192 I'll try

You're welcome, just shearing some of what I've learned over the years..

It's possible the sensor or thermostat, so I always suggest to do both at the same time, you will have more space to get to the sensor once the thermostat is removed.

@ how do those parts cost?

@@gennerobootz6490 I have links to both parts in the description box below the video.

mine doing the same thing. I replace the coolant sensor. Still doing the same thing. Did you figure out what solve the problem?

@latashapugh9373 did you replace the thermostat as well? it can cause the same issue..

There's a link to the part in the description box, if you're able to do the repair yourself, otherwise it could run anywhere form $450-$550 parts and labor at a repair shop..

@@thediyyardie7192 so your saying if one is mechanically inclined it could be fixed w/o going out buying part(s)? Just basic tools can fix this issue ?

@@Mercy9191 Yes you can fix yourself if you're mechanically inclined, but you will need to replace the broken part if its the same issue as in my video, the part is linked in the description box of this video.

Just fixed mine today at home today with this video! bought a new cable off Amazon (it went on a beater car to commute to work so I wasn’t too worried about buying top quality parts especially something as simple as this) the cable was $38

Much appreciated, and thank you for the well wishes, blessings to you also..

You're welcome

I have a similar issue, and it's probably the same problem. Mine works occasionally after a big bump in the road, so its probably a bad electrical connection that gets reconnected when you turn left lol

80 lb-ft is the torque spec for every Honda and Acura car I'm familiar with, including Civics, Accords, Integras, and even the NSX.

@@thediyyardie7192Thank you ! It’s same for Rover 600 ?

@@FullDetailling I can't say that I've ever worked on one of those before, what part of the world are you?

@@thediyyardie7192 Rover 600 and Honda Accord 1998 have same chassis, same parts, im’ from France ! 😂

@@FullDetailling Interesting, isn't the Rover British made?

Great job, and you're quite welcome..

Hey, you can do it, just give yourself time, I work on cars but this still gave me some issues, but it was due to it being covered with oil everywhere, also the top bolt of the alternator gives everybody hell, to remove and reinstall..

Yes I did say transmission, slip of the tongue, I actually meant to say oil dipstick, I didn't even realize I said that, you're the first to bring it to my attention.. much thanks..