High mileage Lexus used for Uber. How is it holding up? $300 Mistake caught?
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician inspects a High mileage Lexus primarily used for Uber\Lyft service. How is this thing holding up with heavy use? And catches a mechanic mistake that could've costed this owner almost $300!
In this video We'll take a look at this 2014 Lexus ES300h with well over 100K miles that is primarily used commercially.
This viewer brought me this car initially to replace the rear pads and rotors which were completely worn down according to another mechanic. Well as you will see in the video they're not even close to needing replacement.
He also had issues with the head light bulbs which we will address in this video and I also did a full inspection of the car front to back including the interior to see if Lexus legendary reliability applies even when they're use commercially.
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0:00 Intro
0:55 Under Hood Inspection
5:56 Body Inspection
7:23 Under Car Inspection
10:51 Problem found!
18:06 Interior Inspection
19:59 $300 Mechanic Mistake Confirmed!
22:20 HID Bulb problem diagnosis and repair
26:17 Wrap up of Inspection - Авто та транспорт
My emergency room story for those wondering. I was wearing work gloves as I was changing the transaxle fluid in my daughters 2012 Sienna. The drain plug was very tight so I bared down on it and it let loose...driving my left hand down into the concrete floor. It hurt but I just shook it off and finished the job (and the rear differential fluid change). When I removed the glove, I noticed my ring finger was getting swollen so I tried removing the wedding ring....nope, not even close. Kept it in ice water most of the night, hoping it would get better but woke up the next day and the finger was a scary reddish-blue color. Went to ER and they said they had to cut it off. "My finger or the ring?" Thankfully, the ring and they have pretty cool tool for that. (Looks like a Drummel) I still need to bring the ring to my jeweler to get it re-welded together.
I’m glad you’re ok my brother! I pinned the comment so folks would read it and stay safe when working on cars.
Thanks for sharing your story so we all can learn from your experience and avoid accidents. A viewer was telling me about the rubber ring.. planning to get one for My husband, I’ll share how that works so you can be on the safe side.
Glad you are alright.
@@mrs.carcarenut8959 I've seen those! Our worship leader, Jon Egan, has a ring tattoo which is also a neat idea. (But I don't like needles so nope.)
Guess I will take my ring off for now on. Never thought about that. Thanks Feliz navidad y prospero ano nuevo
Speaking as a retired line mechanic (27yrs, Porsche, Audi, Volvo, VW), I would like to make two comments: I truly appreciate your professionalism and thoroughness. You know your product line and what to look for. Also, if this would have been a German made vehicle, the entire bottom of the car would have been covered with oil and antifreeze (after 100k mls)! I know from personal experience just how badly these leak. This vid is a testimony as to how good the Toyota brand is. Love your vids, keep up the good work!
German cars are pile of junk anyways
@@OreganoCaramel These days yes, but up to the 90s Benzs and BMW were high quality tanks. VW was always dodgy, they could never make anything that was'nt air cooled and simple.
It does not mean that overall every aspect of the car is top notch, Japanese alsways had good sealing solution, germans suck bad
Sir .. i have a VW Amarok 2012 2l 4 cylinder diesel engine ... Bad engine and turbo .. should i buy a 4 cylinder or v6 engine?
@jonasjonaitis8571Changing the seal at regular intervals?
That is funny, I have a Lexus with 210000 miles
All l had to change is my brake rotor and pad and full synthetic oil change at every 10k miles
Addition I do transmission fluid change every 50k miles
There is something special about watching a real professional, you sir do not disappoint.
AMD I wish all auto mechanics were as honest and Transparent as you are. Keeping doing work with honor and integrity. God bless you and your family 🙌🙌
AMD, The camera operator deserves a raise and a Christmas bonus!!
Agreed and Done!
@@TheCarCareNut Absolutely, I totally agreed. Your producer/camera operator/editor, deserves a huge bonus. Excellent video. CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU BOTH.
@@TheCarCareNut :D
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@@mrs.carcarenut8959 It never hurts to give a gentle reminder.
You are a great mechanic with highest work ethics and high morals. If I live in your city, I would be your royal customer and let you be the mechanic to service all scheduled maintenance on my Lexus LS 430. My LS has always been serviced at my local Lexus dealership. Thank you for another great video. 👍🙏
Huge thanks for dropping lovely comments for my work! Honestly, was my first time using the GoProm so I hope I didn’t make you all dizzy lol. Let me know if you guys would be interested on watching AMD do an inspection on my car?!?
Blessings 🌻
Great job! Thank you for supporting and encouraging AMD. Blessings!
Nice job!
Yes, let’s see that…
Mrs car care nut, you did great the video did not trigger any dizziness to me knowing i got traumatic brain injury you did awesome. I do vote for Amd to inspect your car (none Toyota)😉
Yes keep that content up let's see that inspection........😁😁😁
AMD, on behalf of all my Toyota/Lexus friends that I shared your passion with, thank you!! Kudos to the owner for keeping it ina good shape!
The cameraman need a raise !
Ahmad, you are the last of the honest mechanics. Thanks for a thorough walk-through on this car.
AMD I wish we had more honest mechanics like you that in this day and age are a real challenge to find. Bless you and thank you for the video.
Keep up the great work.
Everytime I watch you I like you more. I've been in the car business for 35 years this year and I want my customers treated the same. May the Lord bless you and keep you as well.
Life is good with a mechanic like you lol 😂
This guy knows his stuff. Subscribe. This is not a crap channel. He does good work. Yes, really.
Just found this guy and I like him, seems pretty spot on. Wish we had more good honest mechanics around like this guy 👍
Mechanic shops up sell services all the time. My friend with an X3 and a maintenance plan got a call from the dealer service center manager telling him to replace the brakes ASAP due to a safety concern. When my friend said sure go ahead, it should be free due to my maintenance plan, they did an 180 saying brakes are fine you need to wait for the pad wear light to turn on in the gauges!!!! Lol 😂
Lol ridiculous
This is a real mechanic!!!!! They are a dying breed!!!!!
Excellent! I just made a decision to find a highly qualified mechanic keep my cars in good condition. I will NOT buy a new car and feed the greedy Dealers who charge thousands above MSRP because of the Covid, Chips, "market prices" and other excuses. Dealers can keep the cars and I'll keep my money.
I had a good experience, many years ago, from our local mechanics at Christian Brothers Automotive. My wife's Corolla had a loud screeching noise from one of the front wheels. I brought it over and they looked at it and said, "She just had a small pebble stuck in the caliber so we removed it and it's fine, pads look good, no charge" I was speechless and have gone there ever since with anything I can't handle.
If it's the same Christian Brothers I went to then possibly they've changed business practices. Quote to replace a fuel pump went up $200 because THEY snapped a bolt off. When I got my car back the passenger side kick panel was laying on the floor and the mechanic tracked grease all over my door panel. I've grown weary of any company that announces their faith in a attempt to come across moral and trustworthy.
I can attest that AMD is a good honest man and this video gives you a taste of this. Got all my skid plates back on today, even the one for the gas tank.
Cool. I have a 2006 matrix 4wd with 186,000 miles and have done over 9,100 rides. Car runs perfect (just replaced intake gaskets to fix rough idle in the cold) and back seats are in excellent shape. I try to maintain it like an aircraft.
I used to hear that cars couldn't be past a certain age to qualify for ride sharing.
@@danwake4431 they changed it to 15 years old or younger. His car about to be phased out in a couple of weeks
@@danwake4431 True if you are starting out.
@@jamesmyers6739 That is incorrect. I just logged on today.
Compliments to mrs car care nut for the excellent camera work.
It’s really helpful to understand what you’re talking about.
AMD, you are Honest and we all watch your channel because we know you are truthful about your vehicle inspection and repairs. We are all Happy that you are out there. Your veracity in your videos continue to solidify your viewers.
I am glad to know that I can use Toyota parts on my Lexus. The price differential is great.
There are no AMD in my town so you are one in a thousand or even greater. The average citizen has no way of finding an honest mechanic and shop except trial and error. Most vehicle owners go thru their whole vehicle lives and NEVER find a honest shop and mechanic. And the Dealership can have bad mechanics, too. So car owners are holding a losing hand, most times.
Thanks for the video, very educational and unembellished.
ps. Not sure I would use a Lexus for an Uber business. But it works for him. Surprised on the good condition of this car.
Unfortunately there are a few bad apples out there in every industry. Props to the owner for taking reasonable care of his vehicle! Looks fantastic for an Uber with 100k miles.👍 Thanks, AMD and Mrs. Car Care Nut!
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Hello David & Elizabeth, thanks for all your support! I always see you active in the community and livestreams. Thanks from the bottom of my heart 🌻
@@mrs.carcarenut8959 Much love from Northern California. ❤❤
Thank you for showing us an inspection. It really helps to see what a DIY should be checking for every oil change. In my opinion I like to stick to genuine parts too. If I like how it drove on the test drive, I'd like it to drive like that through the life of the vehicle.
Always appreciate how you are genuine and straightforward; and it's easy to see that your passion and caring come through in the vids.
I just bought a 2013 ES350 and it looks mint and I really love it so far. This was great to see the mechanical parts of this car. I know my engine is different of course. Thank you friend.....from Nova Scotia. I wish all of my American neighbours will be safe during these times.
Thank you . Best wishes to you also.
Great car you bought, I got a 2015 and love it . I visited Nova Scotia just before the pandemic, beautiful.
How much and how many miles when you got it? I'm in the market for a Lexus right now and just wondering what real people are paying vs. what the internet says.
@@wildhorses6817 How much and how many miles when you got it? I'm in the market for a Lexus right now and just wondering what real people are paying vs. what the internet says.
This is the difference between a Toyota certified technician who takes pride in his work and reputation vs a quick lube shop that upsells other services to get more out of each walk-in customer. Great job as always AMD, I'm curious why they left the stickers on the front strut mounts, that's a bit odd.
It is odd. It takes literally 2 seconds
@@TheCarCareNut Flat rate ...every second counts :P
I thought the stickers were a sign of honesty by the mechanic who installed them; easily seen by the owner, and hopefully the brand is identified on the invoice.
Do mechanics have to have any certification from the State, etc..so the Public is protected from scams and incompetence?
These quick lubes places are minimum wage workers -that most time know nothing- about vehicle maintenance and operations. They specialize in upselling filters, etc. you many not need and repairs they are incapable of doing, professionally. Just shows that politicians care less about the safety of the public.
Yep! A good honest mechanic are getting rarer and rarer to find these day including mrcarcarenut.
I am glad i found your channel. it saved me lots of money especially when someone suggested my shocks were bad hence needed replacement. Apparently, it was the tire pressures. I had watched your video on shocks and I realized I didn't need replacing them. Thank you so much. Rav4 doing so well on the road!!!
Great video for checking out a possible used car purchase, as well. Thank you, Mr. Car Care!
AMD, I really appreciate your honesty regarding the brakes not needing replacement.
Yes, when I had my oil changed last time the mechanic said I will need new brakes at next oil change. Last time I ever see him for auto maintenance. I have a new mechanic recommended by my neighbors.
This is why I do all my own work on my cars unless I really have to take it to a shop. No better guarantee than doing it your self and checking the vehicle. Great video!
Outstanding video AMD. Thanks for giving us a detailed inspection of this fine car. Wish everyone was detailed and honest as you are!
Honest is about hard to find as picking the winning lottery numbers. Should be a better system, do away with flat rate and pay salary or hour wage would be a good start.
Hey Mr Car Care Nut, I must say thank God for you and Scotty. I love your Car care videos and I am grateful to know that there are mechanics like you and Scotty who would take time out to help vehicle owners like me to better understand how to diy so that we can get the best out of our vehicles. I am a Toyota vehicle owner and I have been diy even more now that I tune in to your program, from all the way here in Jamaica. God bless you continually. 🙏
Scotty? He's not the same person as before. Lots of click bites and the same old material being recycled.
Trusted mechanics are so hard to find. You see maybe a dozen or so on UA-cam (that I've found anyway), but otherwise it can be hard to tell. So, with the help of people like you, I've essentially become the family mechanic.
You're great! Thanks for the video. People like you are hard to find nowadays.
Great video AMD! The industry could certainly use more honest & true professionals like yourself! God bless brother! Thank you!!
You are an amazing mechanic! You care about your customers, most people would appreciate that quality in a mechanic. Continue to care. Much success with your business. God bless you.🙏❤️
I really enjoy watching you and Scotty kilmers channels because I get it straight and with a little humor. I recently purchased a 2012 Toyota Sequoia with 167000 miles and I’m not concerned about the miles at all. I have a trusted mechanic that services all of our Toyota’s. Including a2002 Lexus RX 300 with over 300000 miles. Thank you for all your great information
At time stamp 15:51, not a clue what it is, could be a covering for a hose or a ground strap but it looks like some green crusty stuff on the end.
Hey, pat yourself on the back, I was a mechanic at one time GMTC educated several years' experience and I would feel quite comfortable having you work on my vehicle.
We need more mechanics like you.
Hi! That’s the high voltage wire and it’s normal to have some green on it like that. That’s just the shield that protects it.
I live in Michigan ( salt ! )
I’ve had wheels so seized to the hub, I had to slightly loosen the lug nuts…then drive in a circle in a parking lot to break them loose
Works every time !
You have to be the most honest mechanic on any planet! Some brake pad manufacturers put renovable clips so that when the pads wears down to about 50% the warning light comes one. I took the clips off and was good for another 3 years. I simply remove the clips prior to subsequent replacements.
I don’t own a Lexus or Toyota but watched your video. Appreciate your honesty with the customer and doing a through inspection.
As always very valuable information, learning so much on your channel example had my 2021 Hybrid RAV4 in at Toyota for an oil change and they overfilled by almost 1/2 a Quart, from one of your videos I knew this is not good so I removed the extra, and this just makes me realize why I should just do my own oil changes.
Thanks AMD wish you and your family a Merry Christmas
How did you remove the extra oil?
Instantly impressed with how easy the air housing and fuse box comes off..
KYB makes 80% of all Toyota's factory struts and shocks. They are the OEM. However, there is a big difference in the tuning in the aftermarket vs oem struts with the aftermarket lines usually being much "stiffer." Also, KYB gives a lifetime warranty on their entire aftermarket line much of which is made in Japan.
just because struts are manufactured by KYB doesn't mean that all the lines of their products are of same quality. OEM companies like Toyota, Honda, etc order products from manufacturers like KYB with stringent quality control and requirements. sadly such Quality Control doesn't often travel to their products that are sold as aftermarket products. manufacturers like KYB get million dollar orders from big car companies and they'll go above and beyond to satisfy every quality check the car companies ask of them. if a product doesn't pass Quality Control more often than not it ends up as aftermarket product sold by the company themselves.
long story short, OEM product is lot superior than aftermarket products even if manufactured by same company
@@lordjaashin A large tier 1 supplier like KYB or Denso is not going to supply their "rejected parts" to the aftermarket. Those get scrapped immediately if there even are any rejects because quality control is so stringent throughout the manufacturing process. Instead, they have different lines altogether in a different factory that supply their aftermarket lines. In the case of Denso the product is identical just made in a different factory. In the case of KYB, the struts are made in the same factory with the same materials and processes just on a different line. However, the internal valve/piston assemblies are very different in that within the aftermarket line they use a generic valve/piston for use in multiple struts, whereas, they use a vehicle specific valve/piston on their OEM lines. I will say also that the "quick struts" that KYB sells are not the same as OEM at all because the springs, steering bearing, and other hardware do not come from the same tier 1 suppliers Toyota uses in their factories and are obviously lower quality.
I found that the KYB shocks I bought at about twice the price of the monroes lasted about twice as long. So you save installation cost of the second set. Shocks typically last about 4-6 mths on a taxi so the extra life was appreciated. I remember buying a vehicle from a dealer and he told me they had just put in new shocks and he was telling the truth. Of course they don't put in quality shocks so within two weeks they had to be replaced.
I kinda of always wondered how uber lux vehicles can afford the depreciation on their vehicles. It is something that the average car owner doesn't really think about. Meaning that when your buying a car the last thing people think about is when your going to have to go through the same process again.
The struts we had on our 2011 Venza were absolute garbage! They went at about 90,000kms.
Hi AMD, love the gray, red, and white Toyota theme you have going on in your garage, I’m sure it goes unnoticed for a lot of viewers but I picked it up and it’s awesome!! Thank you for your awesome and super informative videos, I have to admit that you are one of if not the most genuine and most helpful people when it comes to Toyota/Lexus cars. Thank you!!
Hi Amaan, thanks for your comment! Let me share with you something about our garage.. we painted the walls ourselves years ago before the channel existed. We went with the Toyota theme because we found it suitable.. not knowing that we were actually preparing it to be his filming studio. Every time I think of that moment I smile so wanted to share it with you since you caught on it. Blessings 🌻
@@mrs.carcarenut8959 wow it’s awesome sometimes things fall into place unintentionally and I think this is an awesome example of that. Sending love and thanks to the whole car care but family because these awesome videos wouldn’t be possible without all of your support to AMD. Thank you!!
Ha-ha! Yes, I noticed it too!😁
Thank you AMD for sharing your vehicle inspection thought process. Also, thanks for taking down the “Toyota charges for remote start” video which was surprisingly biased. We all make mistakes.
The passenger lumbar is notorious for rattling over bumps I had this same year - I changed the angle and inflation to reduce the frequency.
Very informative. Always enjoy learning more in this video with your inspection. Definitely do more of these type of videos. Mrs. Car Care Nut's car definitely would be interesting to look at too!
He will find many issues since all of my trips last 5 min lol
I learned a lot looking through this! Thanks Mr and Mrs Car Care Nut!
I just got a 2018 Toyota Camry with 10000 miles love your channel so much
I have been watching your channel for sometime now and I really enjoyed your videos. I think you are a very talented teacher and technician and most importantly honest. I wish you were in my area I would be very proud to bring my Toyota for service for you to work on unfortunately I in Canada just north of Toronto. Thanks for the excellent work and videos and the excellent way you show all the details. Keep up the amazing work and videos again thank you Greg
Great video! Thank you for your sharing your expertise. And Mrs. Car Care Nut did a great job with the videography! Thanks to you both! Keep up the great work and all the best!
Your inspection was thorough. I am a novice and learned by watching you. Thanks
You are a great mechanic and a honorable person. Merry Christmas
I had my brakes inspected last week and was told the front was good (green), the back brakes was caution (yellow)! This was the results from my Certified Toyota Multi Point Walk Around Inspection report! I have the rear replaced with after market (NAPA) brakes. I do notice the difference in the braking!
Good stuff. Thorough inspection, great tips to look for and integrity along the way. Outstanding.
I have an '03 ES300 I use for gigwork/Lyft. It's 210K miles strong, and looks new.
1:11 That jewelry safety around cars is crucial. The horror stories of people working around heavy machines with metal on them is compelling reason enough for me to never get piercings.
Great job AMD. Love the video! Great camera work Mrs. AMD
Great vid! Please make a video about rust and undercoatings. There’s a lot of scams out there for frame protection
What a great video! Thanks very much! Great to watch you in your element! You are a total pro! ⭐️🏆
I'm not mechanically inclined but love eatching your content as as Scotty's channel. Thanks so much for your detailed explanations and the obvious pride you take in your work
Scotty is crazy
AMD really wants to inform us. Scotty has changed, clik bait king now. Very disappointed.
How can you even compare this two! That guy is nut job.. Just click bait.. He just talk.. Waste of time that is!
Love you channel, knowledge, and professionalism. Shout out to Mrs. Car Care Nut..😊
I wish I lived in your town so that I can have you inspect and fix my car. Great video.
Man, I watched this from start to finished and loved it! You're right, find an honest mechanic and stick with him. Thankyou for your videos,
Good professional mechanic..telling the truth.
You're the man..
You are one of few honest mechanic! God bless u, CCN!
I started watching your videos for info about my new to me 3rd gen taco. Was very familiar with the 1st Gen. I've Kept watching them for all the general gems and helpful tips. Thanks.
i always have big respect for good honest mechanics like you
We are looking at a trusted and honest Toyota/Lexus mechanic here. We wish there were more of you where we live. Please move to Sugar Land/Houston area! Majority of my cars are Toyota's.
Yes. AMD, you are truly one of a kind. Thanks for being honest and having integrity!!
A really great, informative and helpful video. Thanks, Ahmed! Lovely camera handling too. Best regards from Sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks for all you support! 🌻
@@mrs.carcarenut8959 You’re more than welcome. I wish you happy holidays and a merry Christmas. 🙏🏻
@@yunus_aros Merry Christmas to you as well! 🙏🏼
You have a great personality and format for these videos! Top notch work as always!
Thank you for this video, Toyota quality is number 1, that is why Scotty always recommend it.
Super cool, love seeing all the insider knowledge , hope one day you show a gx460
Chicago is a long way from Sydney Australia otherwise I’d be bringing my car to you. Love your channel and I’m a big believer in finding a trustworthy independent mechanic (like you), and building a good relationship with.
Very clean underneath, great condition for the mileage, quality in construction shows.
ES300h is a great idea for Uber and Lyft, especially since newer models qualify for the more expensive fares like Uber Premier and Lyft Lux. I use an HS250h for Uber and Lyft, and although it's too old for the fancy fares, a hybrid vehicle really makes a lot of sense for a rideshare driver, because the biggest expense is fuel. Most of my driving is inner city, stop-and-go, and lots of hills, which means that my HS250h can usually do around 32 MPG, while my 7th gen Camry V6 gets about 18 MPG in the same conditions.
I also recently replaced rear brakes on the HS since the car had the original 113,000-mile pads and rotors from 2010. Pad wear was starting to get very uneven thanks to some very stubborn caliper slide pins, but I addressed everything!
Great video.
Why a Lexus though? Why not a prius? I'm not racking miles up for some ripoff ride share service to just screw up your nice Lexus, it's a luxury car, not a NY city cab..
Just wait till you show up at a pax house and they have 2 large and 2 med suitcases! The trunk is sooo small the bags won't fit and the customer looks at you like WTF is with the the small trunk! lol
I know because I drive for UBER! Luxury car needs large trunk not the smallest trunk!
Well done AMD! You are very Honest!
Talking from experience AMD will always give you a reality check and tell you clearly that his not a fan of after market parts specially when it comes to SUSPENSION. In Amd voice "Suspension = OEM no questions asked"
Love watching your program.
Great to watch and listen to an honest man.. 🤩
Ahmed, you are a true GEM on youtube. Thank you for making your videos!
My neighbor has a Toyota Prius for Uber and Lyft. He told me he put about 60,000 miles a year on his car. It’s totally crazy because the average person put like 15,000 miles a year on their cars. Then again that’s just normal driving to work and so on. Of course Uber cars get a ton of miles on it. It seems though that Toyota products can in fact handle this work load.
I have Prius 2013 and I do gigs ride share.
I put 110,000 miles in 18 months.
Hello Ahmed. Great video. Nice overview of what to look for when inspecting a car. Kudos to the owner for keeping his ride up. Last but not least, many thanks to Mrs Car care nut.
Hi Alex thanks for all your support and the nice comments! Hope we get to meet you in person soon.
Great job AMD, as always.
Thanks for sharing! Very nice! I always learn from your videos!
Great job filming Mrs car care nut. 👏
Thanks Tommy! I try my best 😇
Another great video AMD. Merry Christmas to you and Mrs Car Nut and guru fmaily.
Like your work! Very professional! Keep it up!
Keep in mind as a hybrid, the front brakes are regenerative so they don’t wear nearly as much as regular brakes!
OK I was going to ask the same thing about the strut because I’ve never seen that on a Toyota Lexus vehicle before in my years of working on them my father worked for the forklift division of Toyota, he’s only like five Avalon‘s over the years, all Diamond white lol…. He loved the Avalon’s lol.
Very nice....that's how thorough I am when I purchased my Toyota used vehicles!!
Another great video. I have this same car. Thanks for the info
Great inspection tips for a used car buyer.
great video, very informative and educational.
Very helpful. Happy holidays to you and your familia
0:56 - I could tell right off the bat the hood has been repainted. The paint is "tiger striped" (metallic striping from improper air pressure) and the paint was applied very light.
Thankyou for the information and also for your honesty greatly appreciated
Very informative video again. Thank you very much. And Mrs. Car Care Nut is a very good photographer.
Thanks for your support!
Another outstanding professional video and mrs car nut did great camera work
I’m giving the video and you guys 10 stars ✨ out of 5 stars
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Best wishes from
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