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Where did you get the picture of diagram from. I need a picture of it for my 2005 Alavon.

The only water bottle I’ve ever used was an owala

My gf and I have been rocking the owala drinks at work for a year straight and counting and it has been the best investment we have ever made due to the fact that it is the most easiest insulated bottle to clean. We only hand-wash clean them once a week and all we pour down it is juice! We can even go for 2 weeks without cleaning it as long as we rinse it out every other day including removing and rinsing the rubber piece under the lid with water and a little shake. We can definitely go to 3 maybe 4 weeks if we only pour water in it. Other brands make it impossible to clean in and out of the bottle and lid and that is why we are sticking to Owala and will be collecting our favorite color ways

F that. Hydro flask all the way.

This is awesome thank you sir! Could you show video of the back coil of how to get back there?

I have question do you check this? I have coil D is bad how do I know where that is on the vehicle?

i have a water bottle problem too! 😅😅

Today, for a little while, Trump finds out he is not above the law. He may still get away with avoiding consequences, but for this little while I can smile and say Justice triumphs.

The lid is what changed the game for me. I am thinking of replacing all of my water bottles to the Owala freesip, especially my travel ones.

The bumpers for the 16 oz Hydro fits the Owala perfectly 😊

Love my owala! Caught my eye in Walmart sporting goods section of all places. It looked interesting and was a great color, so I grabbed it. I had no idea I would love it the most of any bottle I’ve had in my 62 years! Love my Yeti, but it’s very heavy and the carry handle is stationary, which makes it difficult to hold at times. My daughter gifted me a personalized 30oz Stanley, but that’s a tumbler, so I use it at home mainly, it’s not meant to travel in my opinion. Little did I know that owala is very trendy according to my 36 year old daughter, and has requested the same one lol. My 4 and 1 year old grandsons also love sipping from mine, so I’ll be grabbing the kids version for both of them. I can see me picking up another for myself, since my 19oz is great for work where I can refill during the day, but I’d like a larger capacity one for when I’m out and about and don’t want to run out of water.

The boneyard is was of the best colors

Thanks for your clear and easy to understand video. Thank God I was also up for the F-coil and not for the ones in the rear. Took me maybe 10 min. Thanks again and keep up the good work. My coil was $100 after covid and Bideninflation.

Please do a review like this for your other collections. Great helpful content!

amazing love your ides

Hi Great video 🇬🇧

So only code im getting is p0302 p0304 p0305 misfire in cylinder does that mean its my coils

This a good video David. God bless you and your wife! Shout out to the Owala. Stanley tumblers for me are just to much for going out in public with the open straw, however I bought the Stanley flip straw ice flow and it was a better version. The problem is the best design for the ice flow flip straw from Stanley is in the lower 20-30oz versions. Their 40oz bottle is short and wide. Owala wins in ergonomic design for sure! Great work! Keep posting! Its nice to see men doing these types of reviews!

Where is my Owala gang at?

Just a word to the wise: I have worked extensively on both the Camry XLE and the Avalon XLS engines. #1-always disconnect the NEGATIVE battery terminal first; if you don't and accidentally touch your wrench handle to any metal parts on the underhood, you will get an unpleasant reaction you will not forget and probably do some damage to other parts. Also, when you replace one engine ignition module, do them all. The price of the spark modules at a local AZ is about what you can buy equal quality igniters AND spark plugs (the entire set) off Amazon for and the Amazon parts have held up for me now at 225K miles. I have been through this one at a time bullsh!t too many times, just bite the bullet and you'll be a happy man for it and at the same price as you would be for one.

ALWAYS DISCONNECT HOT CABLE FIRST N THEN NEGATIVE POST !!!?

Lucky it wasn't coil 1, would have added 3 hours to your job. Rear 3 spark plugs are a pain!

So if I have a p0351 code, which one is it talking about?

The video at 3 minutes and 22 seconds shows an electrical leak due to moisture. I have subscribed to your channel.

Yes how can you tell which coil?

I have a 2008 Avalon. I was told I only need three coils

How do you know which engine coil needs to be replaced?

that's bs. the cover does NOT come up that easily...bullshit

Life saver 🙏🏾

Life saver! Thank you so much 🙏

Thank you so much for making this video. Very helpful!! Short and to the point. Thank you!!!!

What’s the link

So what about the ones in the back? Coil #1. You should do a video for that too.

I just watched this video, bought an OBD2 scanner, found which ignition coil it was (4), bought the parts on this video, and installed it myself. Thank you SO MUCH for being so thorough and posting this.

How do I get to 135 coils with that thing over top of them

Thanks I hit your like button. Your good man.

Densio? Where do you get "i" sound?

Excellent. Thanks!

What size sockets did you use on the battery terminal and then to remove the coil? I'm about to change a bad coil and I didn't see what size(s) had been used.

Where is Coil D Located... Front or Back?

Thanks. Best video instruction for Ignition Coil Replacement.

Good idea to replace all 6

Seriously Dave? Gee what an informative worthless video. I think most people willing to take on that job can noodle that out on their own. What about the other bank? You know, the one facing the firewall? That's what I'm, and probably everybody else is looking for, how to do the other side. I believe part of the manifold has to come off. So, I've just wasted 6 min of my life, plus however long it takes to write this. You suck.

Is code P0352 coil number 2?

Those were the original coils at 231k miles?

How do you find out which coil you’ll need to replace? Where or how do you get the error code for coil?

I have a Toyota Avalon 2007. My code read ignition coil D. Can you let me know which number would be?

Thanks man