Pittsburgh Good Deeds
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Відео

Actually giving people $2000 stimulus checks.
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This is our third round of financial aid for people affected by coronavirus.
Replacing windows on a 2013 Elantra after firefighters broke through them to get a hydrant.
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Saw a news story about a car that had its back windows broken through so firefighters could get access to a hydrant. Learned in the comments that the car was owned by the grandson of the woman who's shop was on fire. I reached out to fix his windows for free. Big thanks to All Foreign Auto Parts, for unintentionally sponsoring this good deed!
Helping a low income family with a leaking shower
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www.patreon.com/pghgooddeeds
Building a gate for urban farm that feeds those in need.
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Helping out Manchester Growing Together Garden by building a gate. www.patreon.com/pghgooddeeds
Giving away $9,000 to those hurt by coronavirus.
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We got a $1000 hometown hero award, and put a post on reddit seeing who needed it. Within the next few days, we had another $8,000 donated for the sole purpose of helping more people. This video just highlights a few of the people we were able to help. We will be making more Good Deeds videos on a regular basis now. So please subscribe if you want to see more! www.patreon.com/pghgooddeeds
Anchorage Speech on Kindness
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Anchorage Speech on Kindness
Pittsburgh's Slowest Car VS Steep Hills
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Pittsburgh's Slowest Car VS Steep Hills
How to replace timing belt/water pump for a Honda Acty (E07A Engine)
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Disclaimer: I am not a professional mechanic. I made this video only because nothing else like it exists on the E07A engine or Honda Actys in general. Make sure to use a jack stand! I didn't say that till halfway through the video. But it's always important whenever you are working under a car. Also, for refilling the coolant, make sure you fill it up, then crack open one of the bolts on the ra...
Should you buy a Honda Acty Street Van? (Kei car review)
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Update: Seats do actually adjust more. Lever was hidden under the seat belt buckle. This car surprises me more and more every day!

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @sweetpea7455
    @sweetpea7455 2 місяці тому

    Awesome! ❤

  • @jeffreykennedy5956
    @jeffreykennedy5956 8 місяців тому

    You had no problems with Pa registration and inspection?

  • @johnmonk66
    @johnmonk66 10 місяців тому

    Decent video. But 6K is expensive? Where can you buy any car that gets 30 mpg with under 60H miles for 6K?

  • @gabeleavitt9265
    @gabeleavitt9265 11 місяців тому

    "Maybe I just jinxed myself and this will be the end of me but at least I'll be having a good time until that" haha but seriously this video was way helpful in thinking about purchasing one of these. Lots of questions answered! Thanks bro

  • @robertstock8970
    @robertstock8970 Рік тому

    Finally someone being honest about it I’m curious how it’s held up over the years for you

    • @pittsburghgooddeeds6153
      @pittsburghgooddeeds6153 11 місяців тому

      Had headgasket failure at 60k miles. Don't know if that is normal or not but I switched to a daihatsu and have been happy with it!

  • @yamkaw346
    @yamkaw346 Рік тому

    How long did it take for you to realize you’re not actually getting anywhere near 40-50 mpg

  • @nunyabusiness896
    @nunyabusiness896 Рік тому

    Interesting about the highway performance. Most people you ask are so clueless they just say it can't do highways but I think 99% of them don't have a tach or understand powerband and just shift when it "gets loud" so they think it's about 1/3 as quick/fast as it is. It's still slow, but it's MUCH faster if driven correctly based on some Japanese videos I've seen with people that know what they're doing. It actually seems pretty peppy up to about 45, which can get you enough of a lead to buy some time to creep up the rest of the way to 60-65 mph. The more I research kei cars, the more it seems Japanese makers knew people were going to have to flog them to get power so they built them really stout to handle the constant higher revs. I mean, there are 650-ish cc 3-4 cylinder motorcycles that highway commute daily at 7k+ RPM without issue, so I don't see why it would suddenly be a problem when it's put in a van. I think a lot of youtubers/social media people are buying cheap crap cars with known problems and blowing them up for "look at me" content. Much more exciting to see a blown engine than "boy, this thing just works!".

  • @Aryisk
    @Aryisk Рік тому

    nice story but you didnt show us how to install the window man, thats why were all here hahahaha

  • @guramigogishvili5657
    @guramigogishvili5657 Рік тому

    Size belt 155x24?

  • @ParamedicDave87
    @ParamedicDave87 Рік тому

    Thanks for the info and the video. I'm waiting for mine to arrive at the port. Can't wait. I'm using mine for business use and advertisement too so I'm super excited. Enjoyed the video

  • @javiermacias8565
    @javiermacias8565 Рік тому

    Any issues to register?

  • @TheATdragonfly
    @TheATdragonfly Рік тому

    What about gas mileage

  • @michelelovesfreedom
    @michelelovesfreedom 2 роки тому

    I'm looking to buy one for my business. They're adorable, but another reviewer says it sucks on the freeway. Do you still like yours?

    • @pittsburghgooddeeds6153
      @pittsburghgooddeeds6153 2 роки тому

      I've owned a lot of mini trucks by now. Overall, they are totally fine on highways with speed limits up to 65 mph. All our highways around here are 55-65, I never feel that unsafe. Going on massive interstates where limit is 70 and people go 90, no way.

    • @michelelovesfreedom
      @michelelovesfreedom 2 роки тому

      @@pittsburghgooddeeds6153 I’m in California and most go 65-80

  • @sadaatgill4361
    @sadaatgill4361 2 роки тому

    Please tell the crank seal numners written on seal or seal number

  • @scrapbongo
    @scrapbongo 2 роки тому

    Love the Honda Street. I would like to make an electric version. New Sub /cheers ScrapBongo

  • @christiandc173
    @christiandc173 2 роки тому

    Are these allowed in the highway??

  • @KCBEECH
    @KCBEECH 2 роки тому

    Where did you buy yours ?

  • @suzannegagnon7458
    @suzannegagnon7458 2 роки тому

    45-50 MPG? DID I HEAR THAT RIGHT?

  • @danmatos6553
    @danmatos6553 2 роки тому

    Amazing video. Find your review really in depth. Totally loved it. I have a question… so i would love to own one of this beauties and would like to know whats the price range on one of this. Again, great video and even more amazing ride. Hope to hear from you soon. Love from PR 🇵🇷

  • @sairkhan1872
    @sairkhan1872 3 роки тому

    Ghaltee SA bhe na Lena ma na lê or pachtata raha

  • @chrisdebardlebon349
    @chrisdebardlebon349 3 роки тому

    Great video! I was able to complete the job after watching your video. I would like to add that there are two covers for the timing belt on my HA3, a small rounded one that goes in from the top and a larger one that goes in from the bottom. The top one goes in first. Its rounded edge goes into a lip by pushing towards 10 o'clock. It also has a rubber gasket that clips to the edge that goes into the lip. You have to put the gasket on the edge before inserting into lip. The motor mount bolt at 10 o'clock can't be removed/inserted without being in the motor mount, so this is the last bolt to be removed and the first to be installed for the mount. Keep your jack under the engine because you will be raising and lowering the engine numerous times to access the bolts. I had to buy a straight handle 12 mm ratchet wrench to remove the alternator bolt from the top. Then an offset 14 mm wrench to remove the last bolt from the mount from the bottom. It is so tight in there that it is hard to get leverage. So I wrapped a ratchet strap around the alternator pulley and a hook to the other end of the wrench and pulled it loose.

  • @danielsentrik
    @danielsentrik 3 роки тому

    How did you get the fan/pulley/alternator belt off? Not sure if i am missing something but it does not come off

    • @pittsburghgooddeeds6153
      @pittsburghgooddeeds6153 3 роки тому

      There's a tensioner on the alternator. You have to loosen that bolt and then the alternator comes down and the belt can come off.

    • @danielsentrik
      @danielsentrik 3 роки тому

      @@pittsburghgooddeeds6153 Is it possible that the crank bolt was placed over my alternator/crank pulley? I removed the 4 10mm bolts, the fan, but the pulley itself does not budge at all I have a 95 Acty Street By alternator tensioner, do you mean the adjustment bolt that goes attached to the motor mount? Thank you for the help!

    • @tylerlittleton5579
      @tylerlittleton5579 Рік тому

      @@danielsentrik Did you figure this out, I believe I'm having the same issue after romving the 4 10mm bolts I cant pop the pulley off

    • @danielsentrik
      @danielsentrik Рік тому

      @Tyler Littleton what model Acty do you have? I figured out mine is slightly different. I have a 95 Acty Street, Automatic with AC. With my model, that fan thing is a much heavier/sturdier piece. It's more of a harmonic balancer. And the crank bolt is holding it on. So I had to remove the crank bolt first. To do this I needed to use a pulley holder and breaker bar. Or you can use an impact gun If yours is Automatic with AC, check if you have that crank bolt on there holding the harmonic balancer

    • @danielsentrik
      @danielsentrik Рік тому

      @@tylerlittleton5579 if you can get a picture of it, I could probably tell you instantly

  • @adriangoede7433
    @adriangoede7433 3 роки тому

    Thanks for a great video. I’m really smitten with these things. I have been for years. Looking forward to having one one day.

  • @blueinsanity9726
    @blueinsanity9726 3 роки тому

    Good deed, great people

  • @stevesalles6646
    @stevesalles6646 3 роки тому

    OMG so sweet! That's one of my beautiful baby girls at work, so proud of you!

  • @JonCapezzuto
    @JonCapezzuto 3 роки тому

    Beautiful 🥲

  • @mookslinz476
    @mookslinz476 3 роки тому

    I'm looks to import one, how much do you pay insurance if you don't mind me asking , also since the back seats don't have seatbelts is it ok to have passengers ?

  • @redlofi9210
    @redlofi9210 3 роки тому

    looking at buying a kei van myself soon so videos like this are really helpful to watch. did you have any problems with getting insurance and plates for it?

  • @scottrose7728
    @scottrose7728 3 роки тому

    You're the reason people don't learn accountability for their actions.

    • @pittsburghgooddeeds6153
      @pittsburghgooddeeds6153 3 роки тому

      That's such a sweeping overgeneneralization it's comical. I am not here to teach people lessons, Scott. That never turns out well. I find people respond better to kindness than to anything else.

  • @ivanlongoria7839
    @ivanlongoria7839 3 роки тому

    How well does your acty drive in the snow? Debating on bringing mine back stateside or not

  • @lynndaniels1790
    @lynndaniels1790 3 роки тому

    That is so amazing! I really hope to do the same things in Tionesta with Neighborly Deeds. Congratulations and God bless the donors for making it all possible.

  • @josesantiago863
    @josesantiago863 3 роки тому

    You can use an aftermarket gps guided speedo, some speedos will plug into the OBD port. I love the van I want to buy one and convert it into a mini camper.

  • @quentinthomas6533
    @quentinthomas6533 3 роки тому

    Would have been great to see you actually pull the belt cover off. Can't get the fucking thing off to save my life.

  • @Sebastian-eg5iu
    @Sebastian-eg5iu 3 роки тому

    Hey man, thanks so much for all the useful info! Have you ever tried to tow anything on it?

  • @rj5795
    @rj5795 3 роки тому

    I am surprised you drove this with np in the highway seeing that they are slow and upcoming traffic give no one mercy.

  • @hoarder66
    @hoarder66 3 роки тому

    That is a huge knife... But since its now an automotive tool, we can call it a screw cover opener. Good deed tho. I understand both sides of the story but the pic looked like he could of parked anywhere

  • @Sebastian-eg5iu
    @Sebastian-eg5iu 4 роки тому

    ‘05 Tacomas are quite valuable these days. Hope ya sold it for a good price. Pretty promising to hear that the practicality is comparable

  • @damienrubio9585
    @damienrubio9585 4 роки тому

    What year is your Acty? I noticed it actually has a tachometer

  • @Schroefdoppie
    @Schroefdoppie 4 роки тому

    Little hack I learnt way back for changing timing belts : Paint marker (2 colors preferably). Make marks on belt and crank/cam pulleys. Remove old belt and copy marks from old belt to new. Install new belt lining up pulley marks with marks on new belt. Done !

  • @gtr319
    @gtr319 4 роки тому

    I had my eyes on the Acty for a while. While it wasn't the mainstream imports like GTRs or Evos, it is unique and practical enough for it to be used daily. The only thing that stopped me from pursuing one is the lack of seatbelt on the back seat.... :(

  • @hoarder66
    @hoarder66 4 роки тому

    In Maryland we have to use 2" for showers. I see u dry fitted first. Ever mess up? I refuse to dry fit. Had a helper who dryfitted cpvc... What a mess that was...

    • @pittsburghgooddeeds6153
      @pittsburghgooddeeds6153 4 роки тому

      1 1/2" is fine here. Haven't messed up so far, but I also don't do much plumbing.

    • @chucksauter1204
      @chucksauter1204 3 роки тому

      Showers must be 2" here in allegheny County. 1-1/2" for tubs or shower/tubs. Allegheny County has the top three strictest plumbing codes in the country.

  • @kyleg9735
    @kyleg9735 4 роки тому

    Awesome work yall

  • @immortalXMONsta
    @immortalXMONsta 4 роки тому

    this is a beaut

  • @largejohn77
    @largejohn77 4 роки тому

    Dude. Seriously, not one mention of how it does in the snow, winter cold and such..?

  • @JonCapezzuto
    @JonCapezzuto 4 роки тому

    Good work team!