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Thank you very much!!

I screwed up before I did any youtube research and disconnected the old cable beneath the panel and pulled it out thru the roof and didn't use any string DUH! I've fed the new antenna cable thru the roof but can't find the exit hole. By twisting and pushing it, it feeds all the way in but no amount of searching for the hole it comes out of is working and I've spent +3 hrs trying. Any ideas? ('96 Honda Civic)

Question: does simply replacing the molding fix the leak issue or should you also run a bead of silicone sealer underneath the molding l, particularly around the weld points?

how about the piece that goes parallel across the width of the car at the front of the roof? I think my leak is coming from under there

If, like me, you don't have the patience and/or dexterity to painstakingly release 48 individual tabs, just give the molding a healthy yank upwards and it'll pop right off. Don't hate me, hate the engineers who designed this monstrosity.

Still the best method! A tip on this would be to remove the 3 screws for the door latch - it allows more movement of the connected assembly to see the screw holding the plastic white cover to remove it Thanks!

Very helpful, thank you!

That was the best tutorial on anything, I've ever seen, direct to the point, sure you did an excellent job thank you.

Yo , 12 year old video and Dan you did it again lmao ( idk why i think your name is Dan ) I said thanks Dan your the man out loud when watching this. Very much helpful thanks. 😂

You saved me today buddy thanks

great video. thank you

Is that a russian accent? where in russia are you from?

This is a very sturdy and well built mower. I thought I wouldn't like the foot operated speed control but after one use ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxTZSPVwJFBv2hORqhQamtxi-tAe5K2EtC , I can't believe I ever had one without it. It drives like a car with an automatic transmission. Easy to adjust mowing speed according to grass depth/thickness. I have yet to get used to the long throw of the blade engagement lever but kind of get why it is that way. It allows you to hold mowing for short moments if you need. The engine seems very substantial and the frame has very little flex, both adding up to an impressive package. All my previous tractors were 18 to21 hp with 42in decks. This one is 23/46. I mow about 1.5 acres about every 5 days here in Alaska and that mowing time has been reduced by about 20%, partly due to the very tight turning radius. No loop arounds lol. Hour meter, cruise control, reverse mowing capability,deck cleanout and easy assembly all add up to a very well thought out tractor.

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Great video Distantgold, I have a question, maybe you can help me, Coincidentally, I recently changed the drive belt and I don't know if that will be the cause of my problem, I have a Troy bilt pony (2011), now I can only control the speed with the throttle lever, even when I put it in rabbit mode the motor goes at high rpm, but the ground speed is about half the normal speed; the (yellow on mine) speed control lever doesn’t work, it goes up and down without locking the notches, offers no resistance and does nothing. (however, the engaging of the parking brake action works fine). I opened up the mower and saw the yellow speed control lever attached to a connecting rod which is attached down there to the cupped metal piece in the correct position as the new Troy Bilt Pony I saw yesterday at Home Depot, but besides allowing to be put in in park position, I don’t see it attached to anything else, is it right? How does it regulate the speed if it is not connected to anything else? Thank you in advance.

Thank You Sir

Huge help thank you

Mine is a model 13AN77KG011, and the procedure is the same dunno what year mine is but the man I bought it off is a liar, he said he replaced the deck and drive belts, well, both of them are about to break this video is VERY helpful, thanks you , you saved me about 2 hours of looking at what goes where LOL

Thanks!!

Is there anyway you could get me a picture of exactly where the antenna wire comes out of the fire wall buddy just ripped hole antenna out without putting string on it first because it was leaking water he put duck tape over hole

Great job. I wondered why others didnt take the time to show those clips, the offset tabs and how to start from middle out to release them. I figured it out myself after working on first two for 20 minutes, trying to not break them. Once I saw the offset, it was easier on the last two on the windshield. As for the roof clips, you're video got me unstuck on those. Again, didnt want to break them with brute force. You explained to how release them and it worked so easily after that. I got channel cleaned up, added 3M sealant in small bead stream and hopefully this will stop my tiny leak at the roofline/a-pillar. I had no rust underneath the molding, very happy to see that on a 19 year old 2003 Accord.

Super helpful.. spot on man

Thanks for the information. Straight to the point and and very short. Perfect video

Thanks for this wonderful video. It was very informative and exactly what I needed to know!

Very detailed, helpful video. Thanks!

i dont know if you still have that mower, but i am having trouble with mine. it is the same as the one you have, my problem is . . . the fuse box. one wire goes into the harness, the other is loose and i do not know where it was attached to. do a video of where the wires go, especially the loose one. plz do not make the vid short. mower has no juice at the ignition switch because of that wire. thank you .

Thank you very much.....I enjoyed your video. I am replacing my taillights and this is the most simple helpful video I came across. Again, thanks

Very good explanation. Although there isn't video of it happening, I was able to get mine off just from this video. And I have a 2005 so it works for that generation as well

Thanks for sharing your knowledge God bless you

Oh yeah, nice video and nice car. All doggy approved.

Amazing video. Thanks

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Excellent video. Showed what all the other videos were lacking. Saved me a ton of time.

Great !!! My daughter will be happy when I get that door working again.

Some fool ripped my antenna loose years ago and I've been putting off fixing it because I thought it would be too complicated. but I can handle this! Thanks for uploading this, it's just what I needed.

Glad I found your video. Just wish I'd have found it a couple of busted knuckles earlier.👍🤘

I am a pretty good Googler and it took me awhile to get the correct verbage to find this video. Thank you sir for making this.

If I break the clips what is the parts number for that?

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You are a real idiot. Thanks for only putting up what needs to be done rather than showing out to do it! Chowderhead!

Anyone now the part number for 2009 Honda Accord sedan roof moldings? Some videos call it windshield trim or windshield molding. I can't seem to find the part when trying to order online. TIA.

Man your right, that's a pain in the ass to do. I just did it on my wife's 2011. From the research I did, this seems to be a common problem with leaks on both sides. One caution doing this removal is if you wear glasses make sure to have them tied to your head because your going to get in some funky positions. Start to finish which included sealing with silicone took less than an hour. Oh, unless your a piano player you shouldn't need gloves... And this video saved me!

great info , thanks!

Just changed mine out, it was much easier than expected. I'd recommend buying a couple of the yellow clips that attach the strip to the windshield though. I had two that the tabs had broken off.

Awesome, Thank you. removing, painting my 03 moldings due to flaking.

I have to remove mine, the passenger side water is leaking inside.

2019 - still helpful. Actually, probably more helpful now that these cars are 11 years old!

More than 7.5 years later, this video is still relevant & helpful. For those asking about the 2003-2007 Accords, they are very similar. Unfortunately, there are 8 tabs to push in, not 6. According to the Honda Service Manual (same one the dealers use), you push in the center tabs first and work your way outward. The manual has the tabs numbered as such (as you are looking at the clip): 8 6 4 2 1 3 5 7. You simply push the tabs in order as you lift up. Manual cautions not to pry up the clip even if it is hard to release from it's retainer. As you release the tabs, and pull up on the molding, it does get easier. Tools I used? Two wooden paint stir sticks, precision screwdriver, and my hands. I wedged the stir sticks carefully under the molding on both sides of the clip I was working on. This allowed me to easily see the tabs I had to push in. I used a precision screwdriver to push in the tabs - you can use anything that has a point and is small. Third tool was simply my hands. I didn't use the stir sticks or anything else to pry, as prying isn't necessary. As stated in the video, start with the clip closest to the hood & work your way up the windshield. Take your time, and you will be successful. The clip at the top of the windshield & close to the roofline - I'm 5'8" tall, and had to use a step-stool to have better access to the clip. Those who are taller likely won't have this issue. I did one in about 20 minutes, but confident I could cut this time drastically now knowing how it is engineered. Tip - don't perform this in the sun - you'll burn yourself on the glass. This is the best video I've seen so far on this procedure.

You should do voice overs for disney movies

Thats a bad ass accent right there