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best way to avoid a callback... and a lawsuit. Smart.

Good old Texas lol ✌️

You're welcome!👍

It worked like a charm

Glad it did!👍Thanks for commenting✌️

Highly recommend using an Emery sanding cloth grit 180. If not available, a general purpose Scotch Brite hand pad is fine. The main focus is to remove any debri that will affect the seal installation. Thanks for watching!

Yase, 8 years went by flying🤯

😂 Mejor al First Hole donde se la mantenia mi tio Hugo😂🤣Josuuuuu!!

Thank you! Un saludote bien perron hasta San Antonio!✌️😎

We gotta support our made in America companies! 🇺🇸 💪

Not at all, it smells like sweet citrus like an orange 🍊

The oil pressure was good, problem was the sensor that was damaged and leaking.

Buen dia, creo que en una 2020 KW T680 si no lo encuentra en las cajas de fusibles probablemente este montado en la transmission arriba en la parte de atras. Espero y le sirva de algo, saludos!✌️

That was a specialized socket made by OEM tools for called an Oil Pressure Switch Socket. P/N 25254.

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Thanks for watching glad to help out

It's a 1990 Cadillac Seville STS with the V8 engine. I should do another video showing all the other cool features 😎 Thanks for commenting!✌️

@@profleetsolutionstx 86 Buick riviera got thar caddie beat by 4 yrs homie 🚗

@@josephsmith6777 No doubt about that 😄 But grandpa loves his 4 door futuristic caddie, he thinks it's one of a kind lol

Creeper - Sam Marshall, Got it from the video editing program Power Director.

I agree, thanks for commenting 👍 That's the reason I made the video, to show people how it looks back there with a leaking oil pressure sensor.

Yup, that's the first thing that comes to mind🥲 We're still doing some testing to pin point the root cause 🧐 Thanks for commenting we'll update on the issue👍

This truck did in fact have a leaking egr cooler along with other problems. There's an ongoing investigation lol even though it looks like the obvious by now😆 Thanks for commenting!✌️

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Thanks much appreciated!👍 I see that you're in the industry as well that's cool man. Stay safe out there✌️

It was a recommendation from a GM service bulletin to apply rtv around the knock sensor boots. Mainly to prevent rust, keep water from collecting around the knock sensor valleys.

@profleetsolutions3182 been working on these engines for over years, thats the first time I've ever heard or seen it.

@@rickyrobbie Yeah it's kinda rare but I've seen rust and bad pitting twice on these engines. I did notice that on both engines the foam that goes under the intake manifold was missing. I'm thinking maybe the owner washed the engine or rain water made it's way through a cracked winshield wiper cowl. Idk man everything is possible I guess lol, Thanks for commenting✌️

@profleetsolutions3182 fair enough, man, I can respect that. I can see where it could help. Maybe go a little easier on the RTV, it looks sloppy in my honest opinion. Good video regardless

@@rickyrobbie Thank you