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Any issues with the plastic drain petcocks breaking ever? I want to try my Corolla but the Canadian winters aren’t kind to brittle plastic

I watched the video again, so if i don't have a temp gauge. Would be okay if I let the engine idle for 30min and just wait for the cooling Fan to Turn On and Off TWICE? is it safe to say that there are no more bubbles?Thank you again.

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What's in the spray bottle?

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You’re the man thanks brother!! Great video

Very helpfull video - thanks bro 👍🏻

Awesome video, thanks!

Thanks for the video my friend........however watch other video's too so you have an idea. Don't work in the dark.. and ventalation is very important when using that brake Cleaner!!

Toyota only uses Toyota silicone and go with only Oem!!

What happens if you dont squeeze the upper radiator hose?

The mounts were made in Thailand. Just curious, where were the control arms made? China?

I'm sorry about your experience. You don't want to be part of a shop that works that way. Be true to yourself and continue doing the quality work you have always done. I believe in karma and if you do good things, good things will come back to you. Good luck!

The procedure would be the same with toyota highlander 2016 engine is 1AR-FE? Mileage is 92,000 thank you.

What makes the parking brake to work

2008 Pontiac vibe wires behind glove box

I admire his attention to a professional job but that is just too much grease in too many areas....

In today's video I will be replacing both lower control arms on this late model Toyota mini-van as the old control arm bushings have separated. I will be showing the driver's side for the most part of this video and near the end I show a little bit on the passenger side. Both sides are relatively similar in procedure for replacement. This Sienna is the front wheel drive version in this video. Replacement should be similar for the all wheel drive version as well. The labour/book time to do this job is approximately 9.1 hours for front wheel drive and 9.9 hours for all wheel drive. Typically, this job can be done in half or just under half of that time (typically 3 to 4 hours at most if everything goes well). Parts used in this video: --------------------------------------- Moog #RK622035 - Right side control arm Moog #RK622036 - Left side control arm Anchor #9236 - Left side transmission mount Anchor #9238 - Right side engine mount Products used in this video: -------------------------------------------- JET 140106 - 12-1/2 Ton Hydraulic Bottle Jack amzn.to/3WaNCiF Previous Videos: Unboxing Parts For 2015 Toyota Sienna - Control Arms & Engine Mounts ua-cam.com/video/BCqYgkG5aoo/v-deo.html How To Press In Wheel Bearings On Toyota Vehicles ua-cam.com/video/Ox3WI51JtNM/v-deo.html September 2023 - Car Shopping - Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera 3.3 V6 (3300 Series) ua-cam.com/video/8yMeSreuAxk/v-deo.html I Was Dismissed From The Shop... ua-cam.com/video/zpCUoI-qsJE/v-deo.html If you would like to support my channel and help me post more content. Please donate here: www.paypal.me/MooseMobile OR Please consider leaving a donation through UA-cam's 'Super Thanks' if you think this video helped you and/or if you enjoyed this video. If you like my content please SUBSCRIBE/LIKE/SHARE/COMMENT. Please click on the bell notification if you want to be notified when I put out a new video. ------------------ Disclaimer: Due to factors beyond the control of Moose Mobile Auto Repair, it will NOT be held liable for anything such as damages to your vehicle(s) or somebody else's vehicle, injuries and/or death incurred as a result of improper use of tools, equipment, improper procedures, negligence, etc. Moose Mobile Auto Repair assumes no liability whatsoever and is NOT responsible for any problems/issues that may arise as a result of your own work on any automotive vehicles/machinery. These videos are solely for information purposes in which should be used as a guide and for reference only. The information herein provided are to be used AT YOUR OWN RISK and Moose Mobile Auto Repair is NOT responsible/accountable as a result of misuse of any information provided in these videos.

It would be interesting to know how many hours and how much the jobs cost, I say this because no channel does it and the workshops charge whatever they want, so we could have an idea.

What are the torque specs?

How did your wheel bearing/hub assembly just come right off the backingplate/suspension arm? I am trying to get mine to separate but it is strongly on there. I also broke the heads off of the two parking brake bolts....

Good video bro, good luck ❤

Thank you very much

what is the white substance you applied to the wheel bearing hub before putting the break rotor on it at 1:08:40

Good job Thanks

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I just did on My odyssey and men the clanking sound is so bad , Everytime I hit bumps it’s bad lots of noise

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Ey amigo cambié una transmisión Toyota corola 2010 estándar mi pregunta es x k me kedaron movidos los cambios donde era primera ahora tengo reversa y donde y primera kedo abajo en segunda k pueda ser

Oem parts last longer than those generic

My Toyota Corolla 2008 had the same issue. Replaced bot starter and ignition switch and then at random times it simply wouldn’t start. I ordered a Denso ignition relay switch from Amazon 17 dollars ,and then paid a garage 45 dollars to install the new one. Doing it myself was nearly impossible. You need a relay switch puller and also the laying on your back and trying to get to it with your hand is nearly impossible.

The most exciting part of unboxing is the bubble wrap. Admit it... 😂

I got the same issue with a 2010 le no start but cranks, has fuel spark compression air. all it needs but its throwing me for a loop chasing this electrical issue man. gonna try to follow ur video some maybe get some luck

Mine is stuck, and the long bolt is loose (meaning it is no longer welded to the mount itself).. Still thinking about the best way to separate it from the sub frame.

Dude this was an awesome video very helpful & so glad you didn't edit out the hard stuff, hate it when others do that. Gave me a first hand understanding as to what I was going to run into & how to address it. 👏👏👍

I'm still confused about the cowl. I accessed the 3 strut mount nuts with the cowl on. Trying to see if there's something different about the AWD version but I just don't see it, Moose. Like you say though, it's only 10-15 mins more work.

Super helpful - I appreciate you putting this together

I had a 92 Cutlass Ciera was a awesome car. Man i miss front bench seats!

Hi how are things. I'm having trouble with the strap size. I changed the tensioner because it was making noise, I put a 7pk1685 belt on it, which is the same one I had before and the indicator is still bad almost to the last. Can you help me with the strap measurement? thank you greetings

I hate to tell you that electric cars are not going to be the thing in the future they're going to be the thing of the past here in America there's already been two companies EV companies and California not including Tesla but they're two car companies in California who have filed bankruptcy just a week or two ago and to mention also there are over 20 EV companies around the globe including Germany's who are closing up and file a bankruptcy also so people need to get used to gasoline always being here I mean honestly it cost an average of $20,000 to replace a battery in one Tesla so you tell me is it worth 20 grand to buy a battery for a car you might as well scrap that golf cart on wheels

Thanks for you video. If i may add.. Disconnecting the ECU connectors then the battery box gives you a straight shot at the housing bolts, and makes the job much easier. Also zip ties are your friend to keep hoses and wires out of the way. :)

Nice video. Shows all the issues a DIYer can face. Glad to see you got it all sorted. Thanks for taking the time to make and share this!!!

You know how to do the basic things like changing oil and mounting tires. Apply at Walmart where they have a tire and oil change department. Or one of the other chain service centers where you have benefits and a decent hourly rate. Then on the side establish your own repair business with the goal of being self employed in the future.

hey man, hang in there. you helped me a lot with your battery video. my car is back on the road. peace!

Hopefully more work comes in! Keep up the great work 😊

You're not the first car tech I've heard say this. I follow a guy on ig and he has 10k followers. I'm going to stop doing 10k on my jetta, 130k.

Agree can you get a draining fluid like that?

I'm sure that with your abilities and your work ethic, you'll find a very good job , just keep going and dont give up.

Ever thought about teaching? Long time lurker on your channel and, in my opinion, your methodical and thorough approach would translate greatly into teaching. Of all the channels I watch, your information delivery seems to stick the best.