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Thanks for your question, l only took it off to clean. You dont need to take it off. Chances are you will knock it off anyway in such a tight space.

Thanks, we will see what happens

@@RoseGalliart If you have any questions, please come and ask!! I will do my best!!

Thanks for you comment, where is the other one? I dont remember seeing another one.

@HomeownerDIY you have to remove all the internal parts then you can slide out the shaft.

Thanks for your response, my Civic leaks oil every where. If l did a rebuilt then l agree, replace the seal as well.

Thanks for comment. In Canada, both examples shown are allowed. Here either lowest fixture has to be the toilet or symmetricially connected. Of course, different places have different codes but both shown are legal in Canada.

Thanks for your question, l was only paid to install the unit. All l can say is l didnt hear any complaints after my install. Please check online reviews for this unit. Hope that helps.

Thanks for your comment, yes its MDF. No matter what the material is, following this principle will ensure you dont break out the opposite side of a cabinet.

Glad to of helped!!

Thanks for your question, l would say it works for 1/2 or thicker. 3/8? Not sure why anyone would use something so thin to begin with...

Thanks for your question, so the window rolls down but not back up? I have never heard of a reset for power windows.

@@HomeownerDIY all windows work like they should just the auto 1 touch isn't working for the drivers like it says on the window switch button.

@@meep2059 It sounds like an issue with the switch, could you flip the switch to the passenger side and see if you have the same problem?

Do you see if the gasket has been pinched any where?

Thanks for your question. By "ignition socket" l am assuming you mean electrical outlet? Where you have plugged in the saw, have you tried a lamp? Plug in a lamp, turn it on amd see if you have power.

@@HomeownerDIY Yes, where I connected the socket, there was power, it was working and the next day when I went to turn it on, it started to want to work and turned off and now it doesn't work anymore

@@jacksonsantos8914 Have you hit the reset button?

Thanks for your question, youre saying the flange was soldered to the pipe?

@@HomeownerDIY Yes. It was difficult but I unsoldered it last night. Today I'll put a new one on properly. If soldering is not necessary that's great. Makes the job simpler for me.

@@dougcox835 I have never seen a flange soldered to the pipe. Its always been flange screwed to the floor and the lead tapped over it.

Thanks for your question, yes you can, but what is the reason you would want to use it?

Thanks for your question, l never finished this job. The last video in the playlist was the last part of the job l did. Do you want to see toilet install video(s)?

@@HomeownerDIY I’m finishing my bathroom and my toilet drain is a little un plumb

Please go to the "about" section on my channel, email me a pic and l will let you know what needs to happen.

The risks l am willing to take to help people to be better DIYers!!💪

@@HomeownerDIY Haha thanks. It's definitely a good pro tip! It got scared u would hurt yourself. Clamp it down

Sometimes the prep work doesnt seem worth the time for what l am doing. But you do get the idea!

Glad I could help!

Thanks for your comment, copper drain? It must be like 40 years old. Sometimes its better not to mess with old stuff as it tends to break more easily! If youre going to notch, I suggest to try and use a skill saw or a saw with a circular cutting blade. A sawzall or a jig saw with make a rough cut as it "Tears" instead of cuts. Good luck!!

Thanks for your question, have you checked rockauto.com? In my search it comes up that they have them.

@@HomeownerDIY i have, everything that ive seen is for a 2dr coupe or hatch not the 4 door sedan. I would imagine they would be different if the doors and windows on a coupe are bigger then the sedan

Do you have an autowrecker yard you can check?

@@HomeownerDIYi do, just curious is your civic a hatchback/ coupe or a 4dr sedan

@@EnvyDelusions I have a hatchback, but I think parts are the same from 96-2000 even with a sedan. It gets expensive to need specific parts for specific cars.

If you have any questions when it comes to drywall, please ask. I will do my best to help!

Thanks for your question, its called a basen wrench. A link is in the description if you want more info on it.

@@HomeownerDIY Thanks for the info ,Im a Electrician but ive never heard of this ,Im Going to pick one up today

@@williepipkins3905 For 2 handle faucets, a basen wrench is a must!

Also called a bench wrench.

@@user-th8fx1yk9k Thanks for your comment, never heard it called that but different places have different names for things?

Thanks for your comment, so you removed a washer and it worked again? I thought it was a motor issue(electrical problem)

Yes all good I had 4 with no pressure tried one without washer and it had great pressure ,no leak tested it many times, removed the rest . they have been fine for weeks now.

@@neverputon5878 Congrats on figuring out a solution. You never know if you dont try!!

Thanks for your question, based on the design, the sink doesnt get bolted to the wall, it is supported by the bracket using a "V" shape to hook the sink to the bracket. Hope that helps.

Thanks for your question, what does ADA stand for? l will look into it when l know what it means.

@@HomeownerDIY (ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act; Essentially, for folks with some physical impairment that makes use of standard bathroom/kitchen/entryways/etc difficult). That's ok, sir. Please don't use your time thus. I will research on the use of such a brace as you've installed and it's static force limits. Thank you for the kindness of a reply and making & posting your video. God[Bible] Bless you.

Thanks for your follow up, in the literature it doesnt say anything for ADA compliance. I will tell you this, based on the way l installed it, the sink would break before the mounting bracket and backing would fail. I over build because l believe in doing things right the first time. I am confident with what l have done, you will have no problem in your situation. Hope that helps.

@@HomeownerDIY Thank you for the reply and checking on the ADA compliance question. You did do an excellent job on that sink installation and it does look like it would support a good amount of weight. Thank you for the help. I appreciate it. God[Bible] Bless.

Thanks for your question, l had the exact same thought when l did the flush myself. Doesnt water in the system dilute the actual coolant? I have never had a problem, what your asking is a great question, and l dont have an answer other than l have never ran into issues doing it this way.

@@HomeownerDIY Maybe Im over thinking it too but in our climate (Newfoundland) I really dont want to take the chance on screwing something major up. Ill be doing it on a near mint 05 Monte Carlo SS Supercharged with 51k kms. Ive turned this internet machine upside down trying to shake out an answer and it seems its only me and you have this thought lol. thanks a lot for taking the time to reply

@@UndeadSpaceMonkey1 If you want to play it safe(er) do the coolant flush like l did, once the car is cool, drain the rad and refill. Drive the car allow it to hit operating temp, let it cool and drain/refill the rad again. By doing this you will be draining the diluted coolant. Drain/refill 2x after the flush and you will have probably 80% 50/50. It will take abit of time and $$ but that is how l would get the water out of the system. Hope that helps.

@@HomeownerDIY Sure do. thanks again man much appreicated

​@HomeownerDIY You're supposed to drain the engine block too.

Very informative.

Thanks for your question, we have had the car since since 2002. I have done 3-4 flushes over the years. The car isnt driven much, 300miles/500km a year. My brother 🤬 up the cooling system when he mixed green into the Dexcool system😫

@HomeownerDIY oh I see..wow man you don't drive it much.. I do 2500 miles a yr.. great engines after you fix the stupid GM design intake manifold gaskets..I will keep up on the collant drains every 2 yrs! Thank you!

My brother drove the car later on. I bought my firs car in 2004. My brother neglected the car so badly when he returned it it needed 7K worth of work to fix all the problems. He was the one that mixed the different coolants. Im sure he would of also thrown in any type of oil as well.

@HomeownerDIY well iam glad your taken care of it now..

I do what l need to to keep it on the road.😁

Thanks for the comment, l am Canadian eh!!! I live in Vancouver just North of Seattle.

Thanks for you question, can you send me a pic to my email under the "About" heading or post a video of the coolant in the reservoir. I need to see what this sludge looks like. I have some questions after I see what the coolant looks like.

@@HomeownerDIY awesome appreciate it. im actually pretty positive it's a premature head gasket failure now. car does run fine, no issues since i burped/unclogged it. im almost positive its a wet carbon buildup.. will send you an email tomorrow with pictures and a coolant sample picture! ty brother.

Ill be doing it tomorrow got caught up with mad work. Appreciate you bro ​@HomeownerDIY

Thanks for your question, when you take off the timing covers, if you see coolant on the inside of the cover, l am going to assume its the water pump leaking. I would start with the covers,mirror and flash light before doing a pressure test. I dont think there is any other part of the cooling system on this side of the block other than the water pump. Please let me know if you need any more help.

@@HomeownerDIY just one more question, Does the lower timing cover come off separately or do I have to do the whole process of taking of the valve cover, upper timing cover and then the lower timing cover? I very much appreciate you replying to my questions btw

@@talhaikram9191 There are 2 covers,upper and lower. Upper needs to come off first before you can take off the lower.

@@HomeownerDIY that's what I thought, thanks

Thanks for your question,instructions says yes you can go through the sides. Have you tried to use PL construction adhesive to glue pieces of plywood to the underside of the countertop? This was a very common method used in construction for undermount sinks.

Thanks for your question, l have never seen yellow coolant. How long have you had the car? Do you know if its been mixed with something else?

@@HomeownerDIY haha i just bought the car and also another person online on a popular UA-cam channel put yellow coolant as well

@@Omnival1226 Honda says to use their coolant. I used green for the longest time. Online it says yellow/green doesnt matter. I guess you can roll the dice but thats up to you.

@@HomeownerDIY if yellows in it already i guess i shall roll the dice my friend thank you for the replys!!!