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The problem he had was some debris/trash that got into the pressure regulator bypass valve sticking the valve open this stops the hydraulic system from creating pressure in the system (pressure is created by the resistance to flow in hydraulics) testing the pump was to test for flow, there is 2keys between the pump and engine 1 for each coupler half (1 for engine coupler and 1for pump coupler). The pressure regulator is on the return side of the valve body.

Excellent video Thanks.

I think I have the same problem but I have to the dash. Or is this the same as your truck

Nice

“With this vehicle, you don’t even have to fix exactly what’s wrong. You just fix what you think is wrong and it makes it better. And then what’s really wrong, you’ll be able to still drive it for a while.” Truer words were never spoken. Thanks for the vid, this will help me change mine out tomorrow on the ‘99.

How was breathing out of your mouth after surgery? I”m looking at partial removal of uvula and deviated septum repair. I worry about being able to breathe afterwards due to swelling. I might get the nose done separately at a different time 🤷🏼‍♂️

Bad lighting and camera is too close.

Thanks for a great video. I have a similar Nissan pickup truck and am paying the penalty for neglecting it during the pandemic. Brake issues. Clutch issues. Starter issues. It's coming along, but not without the help of videos like this. I have two aftermarket manuals for the truck and some of the pictures in those things are impossible for me to understand. It helps a lot to see a demonstration like this. It's a good little truck and I plan to keep it. The repair manuals that I have call "that little piece of metal" (that was a problem for installation of the brake pads) the "retainer clip". Boy was that a b***h to deal with. I don't know how many times I tried and tried again to get the pads back into those. I feel vindicated now that I see that a knowledgeable man like HH also had to struggle like I did, even using a hammer as a persuader. I actually managed without a hammer, but did tap on the pads a bit with a wrench.

Sounds like your controls were clogged

Thank you! It was perfect!!

If you ever have that same problem Replace that oil filter

This 34" bracket is so good because it is wide enough to span 3 16" stud spaces so that you can attach it to 3 studs and therefore it becomes an adjustable offset tv mounting bracket. Because of stud placement in my living room when I went with a smaller width bracket I couldn't cheat enough to have the TV centered on the 13'6" wall because in the very center of the wall was a stud. If I had used a bracket that only spanned 2 studs I couldn't cheat or slide the tv towards the center. With the HF 34" wide bracked I didn't have to cheat at all because it spanned across the center stud and attached to the adjacent studs. $21.00 for it and the 65" tv looks fantastic. This is a 30 minute job to 60 min. Have a phillips screwdriver that is 15 or so inches long, a 4ft level helps, mechanical pencil with erasure. 5/32" drill bit. ratchet and socket to screw in lag bolts to the studs. The TV literally hangs on the upper bracket as the bottom philip scres just keep it from coming off the top bracket rail and falling off the wall.

My husband is having the same issues. We are planning for the OT. I am confused whether that will solve our problem or not. Also will it relapsed again after OT? Thanks in advance for your response.

This is potentially a pretty dangerous hack. When the flow is reversed through the directional control valve the pressure relief valve is completely defeated. That means there is no safety relief for the output of the pump and pressure can build to the point where it either stalls the engine (not too serious) or breaks something in the hydraulic system, potentially causing physical injury. This pressure build up will happen very quickly, in much less then 10 seconds, once the hydraulic cylinder that is being moved gets to a deadhead position. If anyone is going to do this, only have the engine at an idle so it stalls easily.

Please dose uppp affect speech

Check valve was stuck

Thanks so much! Installing now :D

Thanks for your video. The placement of the tension spring for the handle on my 2011 HHR was somewhat frustrating and I was unable to figure out exactly where that went, until I watched this. Your demonstration on the exact placement of spring part was extremely helpful! Thanks again. LR

If it doesn't leak then its fixed wtf more can you ask for

Thank for sharing your knowledge man appreciate you,👍

Have fun I am but pay attention to the machine. They are incredibly strong . 😅

Great video. 👍🏻

great video! Thanks!

crankshaft not crankcase

This is terrible bro . Wth

Thank you for doing this video…Helps me hold out hope!

You should watch the video that ez build kit has out cause it says right in the video no angle cuts required. Also I have bought 2 of these kits and they did not come with any angle meters like people say they do

Bad repair

Can you share the supplier details for ordering the parts.

You get an E for effort!

them pickups are great. plug straight into a recording unit. sounds incredable.

Where do you find a $50 an hour mechanic?

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Why make it flush with the counter? The thickness of the plywood subtract from the 32’ or more height so it could be a even transition from counter to plywood

thanks for video

I know this video was put on awhile back but it just saved me a lot of time and money to fix mine, thank you so much.

Im having, i think 3 out of 4 of the procedures you had, in June. I'm curious if you still need to use a CPAP? And do you snore loudly still?

I noticed u used Teflon tape. NEVER use Teflon tape with hydraulic fluid , it eats it up & breaks it down and gets into ur system on the inside . Use hydraulic sealer , LOCTITE makes a hydraulic sealer ( NOT THREAD LOCK ! )

5 step spring HVAC maintenance checklist, Hood Handyman. Hey. I'm watching you. I see you. That is half the battle right? Getting seen. LOL...... I like what I see. Great advice. Change filters regularly and once a month. This is great information. Very cool. Very cool. You did a good job with this one. Great video! I have just subw3scribed to your channel. So congrats, you just gained another one. I am an advocate on this platform for engaging with others and supporting one another. And returning love and reciprocating feedback. I think that kind of community on here is what we need. Hey, if there were a lot more people like me on here, you might have an extra 1,000 friends and fans to your channel, right now. Extra. That is the community I'm encouraging people to help me build. I truly am being sincere when I write that. I am a content creator, just like you. Let me get half the battle too. Let me know that you see me. Who knows you might even like one of the videos there.

I need that beat fusion my guy great content I just invested!

Your out of tune. Dude

Nice looking pickup!

happy 2024

Thanks for your video. I had mine, (the whole procedures) on Thursday 02/15/24. I've been feeling utterly miserable with pain and what not and I wanted to see if this was normal. Well I guess it is. So hard to swallow anything and my mouth keeps producing this disgusting mucus. Thanks for your video, this is all normal. Just can't wait for it to get better.

I have to take regular medication every day. If I don’t that would be really bad how do I do that if I’m gonna have the surgery? How would I swallow pills?

You need the cone needle not the hyperdermic type needle

Maybe interior isn't your specialty..... You sincerely have shits to give on that job. Would you be good with paying a repair in your own home just to have results like that??? If yes... then congrats, nothing I say here has any value.

Great job man! Thank you for showing how it gets fitted into the sound hole! Sounds great, nice job!

Before surgery, did apnea make u feel breathless even while awake?

Does your sleep improve after this surgery?