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I’ll give you $50 bucks

what plugs do u recommend for this car? nice video.

Good job

how the hell kia put that shit there? shit, that is almost impossible to take out. WOW. WHO WERE THE ENGINEERS?

Good job on the instructions. Only suggestion I have is to use a scrap piece of wood to drill and test-mount the mounts.. that way you don't accidentally damage your stock.

Big help, great video I learned how to fix the AC blower and resistor fixed. Thanks

Such a nice and detailed video

Thanks for making this much appreciated

Rock on bro thank you I needed the help

Nice knife bro

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Thanks for creating and sharing. Short and sweet video. You got right to the point. Thank you....helped me out a lot.👍👍

Cutest toy video i ever see.😂❤

Badass!!!

cool rc car

Whenever I put my new one on it broke the fan whenever I turned the fanspeed on

Excellent video. You mentioned in the video about some of the tools needed but would you mind listing the tools needed so i can have them ready please? Im not mechanically inclined but with your video i think i can save myself a huge repair bill doing it myself.

very clear & understanding my friend! I say good job thnk you.

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This video is saving my life. Thank you so much 🙏🏼

A little soap on the threads of stud help when screwing in . Also use epoxy with a q tip in stud hole, means you take the stud out put epoxy and then thread back in again and let dry . Ps Short stud goes in for arm Long stud goes in butt stock of gun

Great Video! Just one question. Why do you put your screws back?

Your light could have a defect cause mine don’t turn off until I turn it off.

How do you keep it from turning itself off..???

Definitely the best video I have seen.

great video rhank you was going to have some one do it for me was told $600 labor hell no thanks again not so bad

Nice video.

Your video is the most helpful on UA-cam on step-by-step resistor and blower motor replacement, especially the tips on which tools you need before you begin, the tip on putting the screws back on the posts they came from (extremely smart and helpful tip), showing all the steps and explaining the pitfalls (I dropped a bunch of screws and had to use a magnetic tool to fish them out even if I tried to be careful about it). LOL you kept apologizing for the noise - it wasn't that loud and it was easy to hear you and see what and how you were doing what you were doing. Taking all that crap apart and loosening bolts takes way longer than putting it all back together. Thanks to your video I was able to replace my own motor and resistor instead of going to the dealer and paying for 6 hours of labor and overpriced parts. I'd never done this type of thing before but I took my time and the result was success, again, thanks to your complete rundown of the process.

The cabin filters are a PITA to change on the Frontier. Complete afterthought on Nissan. At least this Gen Frontier has a cabin filter, but dang, don't look forward to changing these on my Wife's Frontier. I

Very helpful, detailed and informative.

Great video and thank you for making this. I’m going to change these parts out with the help from you making this detailed video. While i have it apart i’m also going to change the rubber steering wheel coupler that went bad.

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This has to be one of the dumbest designs in all of vehicle history. Lmao who in the hell thought it was a good idea to put that there….. I compliment the hell out of you for making a DIY video on this. I could never 🤣😭😭😭

Haven’t found a video that shows also how to dismantle that grey box under the wheel which is power steering module kinda essential to get to the pedals and to create space.Other then that nice video.

Thanks for this! Very wise screwing the screws back in. That's always my fear, where do all these screws and bolts go back? Or even misplacing them or dropping them behind something. I have a magnet extension which will come in handy for any potentially dropped screws or bolts. My blower relay needs to be replaced. It overheated and is the housing partly melted...hense why the blower suddenly stopped working. I'll already replaced the relay with another one of the same fun the fuse box to test it, and the blower started working again. However, my question is, what caused the relay overheat in the first place? It's possible that the blower and/or the resistor isn't working correctly, getting old and worn out and is possibly working harder and drawing too much current, causing the delay to overheat. Although, the relay is original, 10 years old, and the day it fried, it was 37 degrees celsius. I bought 2 relays in case the relay gets cooked again. If it does, I'll replace the blower motor and resistor. It's recommended to replace both at the same time since they function closely together. If either component isn't functioning as expected, it can cause damage to either component (blower and resistor).

What an awesome find for $45! Enjoy

You have the best video out that explains the process. Also never thought about putting the screws back so they never get lost, or in the wrong spot. Replacing my blower today and have viewed this video many of times. Thank you, your video is greatly appreciated.

I have a 2011 Kia Soul it blows out air but it's hot air. What could that be?

I just ordered one from Amazon. $177.00

How did you take the connector off the blower motor. My is not coming off?

Good ol' coil on plug. 💰

Best video... Saw a few, but this guy is a seasoned mechanic... Like me... Knowledge is power!

Thank you my husband watched your video. My 2013 Kia Soul! Heater blower went out during 3rd winter storm this month in St. Louis. God Bless you and yours

Wow. That's a knife you could sell right now for $100. Stole that thing

For future reference bro, a drill bit is only a couple bucks.

Im amazed you "drilled" the hole with a screw and didnt split the stock lol very nice

I've been searching for a detailed video to do this same task for weeks. My wife's 2011 kia soul with 164k, purchased new in 2011 with minimal problems is now starting to show its age. I really appreciate you showing step by step where the bolts go. I'm now confident that i can do this repair.

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That's a great price, nice find.

That's where I get alot of my knives. If they have been there a while, I ask what can you do on the price. You got a great deal on a higher price knife. Nice design too.