Most Reliable 200K Mile Car? Let's Settle This!

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  • Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
  • The cost of owning a new car is incredibly expensive. Compared to a used car, car insurance, property taxes, depreciation, and required dealership performed maintenance can really add up. So, why buy a new car when you can own a highly reliable used vehicle that performs well and looks nice?
    I purchased all of the parts and fluids used to repair this vehicle. A big "thank you" to my friend Dustin for allowing me to use his vehicle for this repair, and thank you for supporting the channel!
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  • @TheRedGlint4427
    @TheRedGlint4427 16 днів тому +5787

    It feels like this video is the culmination of everything you’ve done and you’re using your newfound powers of knowing the best products to beat the final boss

    • @marconiandcheese7258
      @marconiandcheese7258 16 днів тому +72

      And your second play through starts next Sunday with his next video

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +1686

      Thank you very much! Would you like to see more videos like this one?

    • @Jonw8222
      @Jonw8222 16 днів тому +44

      Underrated comment..

    • @scott9050
      @scott9050 16 днів тому +111

      I would like to see more vids like this. The upbeat tone alone keeps me invested.

    • @OverTheHorizon840
      @OverTheHorizon840 16 днів тому +10

      @@ProjectFarm What year Is this 200k Honda Civic?

  • @SomeGuysGarage
    @SomeGuysGarage 16 днів тому +2870

    So you just squeezed what would be a couple dozen videos on other channels into a single comprehensive car maintenance video...as you say, VERY IMPRESSIVE!

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +151

      Thank you!

    • @Juicetheeunuch
      @Juicetheeunuch 16 днів тому +43

      I’m gonna test that.

    • @CarlosRamTx
      @CarlosRamTx 16 днів тому +23

      True. I thought the same. So much goodness that others drag out for an hour or multiple videos.

    • @tntgators
      @tntgators 16 днів тому +7

      I don't even look at long videos

    • @TexasMike713
      @TexasMike713 16 днів тому +12

      I'm glad he did it this way. Quick and very informative. If he were to do long form videos of each step I would still watch em as well.

  • @MrMagyar5
    @MrMagyar5 12 днів тому +327

    For those new mechanics out there, the single best take away from this video is him using his phone to take "before" pictures to ensure everything goes back together correctly. I can't express how much I wish I had this capability growing up in the 80's and 90's.

    • @cooch5096
      @cooch5096 12 днів тому +2

      True!!!

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  11 днів тому +8

      Thanks for the feedback.

    • @shawn576
      @shawn576 11 днів тому +5

      And you probably learned the hard way that you should put all of the parts together in a ziplock bag. It sucks when you find yourself saying "I think I reinstalled everything but I'm not entirely sure"

    • @JustSayN2O
      @JustSayN2O 10 днів тому +5

      You did. Polaroid cameras. Film was expensive, but very good quality prints developed in under a minute. I had the epitome of Polaroids in the 1980s: A metal SX-70, their fold-flat instant camera. I bought it from a pawn shop for $25. It operated perfectly, had no tears in the bellows, but the film was expensive. A pack of 10 prints plus a flashbar with 10 bulbs together cost $10 back then, a princely sum compared with the per-picture cost of 35mm. In the 1990s I sold it on eBay for $50. I regret that now. It's a piece of spectacular American engineering genius.

    • @AlphanumericCharacters
      @AlphanumericCharacters 9 днів тому +3

      I’m a professional and I do this if it’s a job I’m not familiar with and has to be apart for a while/ Back in the day I would draw pictures.

  • @Dufftruck7
    @Dufftruck7 12 днів тому +60

    Can confirm, the 8th generation civics' are unbelievably reliable and cheap. After-market or even some OEM parts are a bargain and nearly every repair is doable at home with basic tools. We've been driving the same one since new, over 275,000 miles, just purchased a second one for my girlfriend. Plan to drive them till the frame rusts out (can't do much about that here...)

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  12 днів тому +8

      Thanks for sharing.

    • @amerlin388
      @amerlin388 9 днів тому +3

      Until recently my son was driving a 98 civic dx that was beat near to death.
      Then he pulled out the threads with the spark plugs.
      Not sure how long it will sit in the yard before he admits he'll never get around to fixing it.

    • @ricklannis6244
      @ricklannis6244 8 днів тому +4

      I've got a 2007 at 175,000 and I feel like it just got broken in.

    • @BryanPeretto
      @BryanPeretto День тому

      of course, any honda after 2010 is a piece of junk. My ex's started falling apart at 110k. Josh's engine had to be replaced at 60k and Renee's engine had to be replaced at 80k. (All OEM/no mods, no racing, with proper maintenance). Plus you can just count how many are broken down on the side of the highway. I usually see up to 3 on a round trip to the store. Even consumer reports and JD Power are admitting that honda isn't reliable anymore.

    • @christopherbarber288
      @christopherbarber288 23 години тому

      @@BryanPeretto maybe a controversial opinion but between the V6 automatic transmission nuking themselves in the early 2000s and then the D17 overheating in the Civics then the late 00s hybrid Civics having HORRIBLE battery failure and the Odyssey following up in the early 2010s with transmission issues and other issues, I don’t think that Honda actually was all that great in the 2000s. Think 1990s was their best. Past 2010 they started to get better again.

  • @michaelwilliams4851
    @michaelwilliams4851 16 днів тому +2913

    I am literally at the point of,, I don't buy anything unless I first check to see if Project Farm has done a review first. Great series without product bias or fluff.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +165

      Wow, thanks!

    • @w8stral
      @w8stral 16 днів тому +15

      1st on the list; that is for sure!

    • @puddytat54
      @puddytat54 16 днів тому +12

      Same here.

    • @minecraftrealms7207
      @minecraftrealms7207 16 днів тому +13

      Same here! I had to get a brush blade for my string trimmer, and a chainsaw sharpener last summer. This channel is what led me to the products i chose

    • @KateLindsey-iu8vx
      @KateLindsey-iu8vx 16 днів тому +6

      Same :)

  • @FredGandt
    @FredGandt 16 днів тому +853

    In less than 20 minutes you've clearly instructed anyone with a reasonable toolkit and some common sense how to save thousands of dollars and drive safer. Outstanding!

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +39

      Thank you!

    • @petermontoya1796
      @petermontoya1796 16 днів тому +26

      VERY IMPRESSIVE !!

    • @SPQR_14
      @SPQR_14 16 днів тому +21

      It's takes more than common sense for someone to replace a CV joint on their own... Hopefully someone with no experience doesn't screw up their car lol

    • @longshot7601
      @longshot7601 16 днів тому +8

      Teenagers need to watch this. They have lost the ability to repair things.

    • @paulp.6399
      @paulp.6399 16 днів тому +5

      Much of what he did required a car lift, not many of us have one. Or his mechanic skills.

  • @FrancisFurtak
    @FrancisFurtak 12 днів тому +51

    Dude, The most efficient video and car repair I have ever seen. You get right to the point with no BS. Good shots of what you are fixing and quick editing! If I lived near you, you would be my mechanic. I have been working on my own cars since I was 17 (1970) and have saved hundreds of thousands doing the same kind of repairs for me and my family. New cars are so over priced why would you want to spend your hard earned money on them. A car is a hole in the road in which you throw money! Great job keep up the good work!

  • @richardmaya8914
    @richardmaya8914 11 днів тому +19

    By far one of THE MOST useful, informative, and comprehensive videos on the internet. You and Scotty Kilmer are saving the average american citizen time, money, and headaches with your honest and meticulous channels. The elites that want to financially enslave the world hate guys that teach others to be self sufficient. Keep up the great work.

  • @MrJacknutz
    @MrJacknutz 16 днів тому +371

    Project Farm is a one man Consumer Reports for the masses. Thank you, sir.

    • @nutsnbolts76
      @nutsnbolts76 16 днів тому +24

      I honestly trust Todd more than I trust Consumer Reports. I do like CR though.

    • @rickarmstrong4704
      @rickarmstrong4704 16 днів тому +3

      What about Cousin Eddie?

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому +13

      You are welcome!

    • @RichardGilbert2727
      @RichardGilbert2727 14 днів тому +1

      @@rickarmstrong4704 Todd's dark side!

    • @nutsnbolts76
      @nutsnbolts76 12 днів тому +1

      @@rickarmstrong4704 I don't trust Cousin Eddie. He's shady.

  • @dennisobrien3618
    @dennisobrien3618 16 днів тому +251

    As a retired ASE Master Auto Technician, I really enjoyed this. I like the way you edit it so it's not a long, drawn-out tutorial.

    • @ColeSloth
      @ColeSloth 16 днів тому +8

      For real. I like watching another auto repair channel called rainmanrays, but he could make a 40 minute video just doing rear brakes.

    • @johnc7512
      @johnc7512 16 днів тому +4

      Yes I appreciate the editing too.

    • @loveydovey4u
      @loveydovey4u 16 днів тому

      What's the most miles you've seen on a vehicle??

    • @ColeSloth
      @ColeSloth 15 днів тому +3

      @@loveydovey4u I have 237k on an 06 mazda tribute, 240k on an 08 sienna, and about 250k on an 08 prius. Clutch blew up on the tribute, but the two toyotas are mechanically perfect.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому +2

      Thanks so much!

  • @brianschooley3833
    @brianschooley3833 13 днів тому +10

    I recently sold my 1998 Ford f150, with the v6 engine. Only used mobile 1 oil, and took good care of it in Colorado, and it helped me move my stuff to San Diego...when I sold it, it had almost 300,000 miles on it, and was still running strong 💪

  • @laypyu
    @laypyu 11 днів тому +5

    This definitely goes into the top channels out there on UA-cam. What a fantastic resource for years to come. Thank you so much over and over again.

  • @entropicalbreeze7171
    @entropicalbreeze7171 14 днів тому +285

    Since my father passed away, I need to turn to channels like this to learn certain skills. So I greatly appreciate your work, PF.

    • @alfredocarpaneto5976
      @alfredocarpaneto5976 14 днів тому +41

      Your dad would be proud of you for taking it upon yourself to learn those things. I am sorry for your loss.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  13 днів тому +45

      Thanks so much! Sorry to hear about your father. Glad I can help!

    • @pittbier7597
      @pittbier7597 12 днів тому +4

      you'd be surprised how many dads don't know this kinda stuff

  • @peteryeung111
    @peteryeung111 15 днів тому +270

    I didn’t blink through the entire video. Can we all acknowledge Project Farm is THE BEST channel out there! Bravo Todd👏

    • @jerbear7952
      @jerbear7952 15 днів тому +2

      God its annoying when people ask "can we all acknowledge..." you aren't in charge of the class dude. Sit down

    • @peteryeung111
      @peteryeung111 15 днів тому +1

      @@jerbear7952
      Did your ass hurt? You want to run the show? Go ahead. “WE” owe you an apology. Sorry! Does it make you feel better? We are all here just watching videos and having a good time, hopefully gain a bit of knowledge along the way. Why do feel the need to make such comment? Just relax and feel the love man. Have a great day! 😘😘

    • @PaxHeadroom
      @PaxHeadroom 15 днів тому +1

      ​@@peteryeung111Can we all acknowledge that starting a comment like that is just kind of annoying🎉

    • @Watchyn_Yarwood
      @Watchyn_Yarwood 15 днів тому

      Absolutely!!

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  14 днів тому +1

      Thanks!

  • @liamfoxy
    @liamfoxy 8 днів тому +5

    This is why i loved my 09 civic. I could fix just about anything on it. Really wish i hadn't sold it but i needed a larger vehicle at the time to haul a trailer for my work. Now I'm back to a desk job and stuck with a '14 Murano that is doing its best to off itself every time i take my eyes off it

  • @gregkimura5906
    @gregkimura5906 7 днів тому +4

    Fantastic video! I'm in the auto industry and so many people get rid of a good car, because their mechanic scared them with a high repair bill. If they learned how to do the work themselves, it would save a lot on labor costs. Most people are afraid to try to tackle it, because they're scared to damage something.
    I love UA-cam, because there are so many excellent videos of people willing to share how they do things. It's a great community and I'm so glad I found this channel. Please keep doing these videos - people can learn so much from them!

  • @JCbrewNweld
    @JCbrewNweld 16 днів тому +242

    I'm a manager for one of the largest auto parts retailers in the world, I refer customers to your channel multiple times a day, and I can't wait for that OBD scanner episode!!!

    • @brodriguez11000
      @brodriguez11000 16 днів тому +7

      OBDLink is a good brand. Wide selection.

    • @JCbrewNweld
      @JCbrewNweld 16 днів тому +1

      ​@@brodriguez11000Thank you, what store is that available at?

    • @brodriguez11000
      @brodriguez11000 16 днів тому

      @@JCbrewNweld Scantool and Amazon.

    • @hedgehogthesonic3181
      @hedgehogthesonic3181 16 днів тому

      @@JCbrewNweld I have one, i got it from Amazon.

    • @eddypamatz5060
      @eddypamatz5060 15 днів тому +24

      Bro just say you work at autozone

  • @jamothegreat6052
    @jamothegreat6052 16 днів тому +448

    I was a mechanic for only 25 years.I had to retire due to health issues. Everything in this video is perfect. Are you sure that you're not a mechanic? lol! I love all your videos, but this one takes the cake! Your attention to detail is great. Mad respect to you!!!!

    • @justinebright2328
      @justinebright2328 16 днів тому +25

      My only worry is changing that old transmission fluid out at that point. The new fluid is liable to make it slip as it's going to be worn out inside the transmission.
      I guess, if nothing else we might get to see if project farm can rebuild an automatic transmission

    • @roryhennessey8836
      @roryhennessey8836 16 днів тому +9

      You think it's wise to completely replace all the ATF. I think what he did in the video should suffice. Alot of times those high mileage trannies will slip when there is too much fresh fluid in them

    • @thomasharrington5369
      @thomasharrington5369 16 днів тому +4

      @justineb I think he already has done that.

    • @ABQSentinel
      @ABQSentinel 16 днів тому +12

      @@justinebright2328 You're right about that. Doing a high-mileage ATF fluid change tends to be a game of Russian RouIette. Whenever I do one of those, I will actually keep the old fluid in case that happens.

    • @erwinsm10
      @erwinsm10 16 днів тому +15

      Yes it happened to my 04 civic high mileage fluid change but after the 4th drain and fill , added Lucas no slip and it really worked ! Lasted for a very long time after that.

  • @Ian_Bungy
    @Ian_Bungy 10 днів тому +3

    Your production and editing quality blows every other maintenance video on UA-cam out of the water

  • @ronwms.7316
    @ronwms.7316 8 днів тому

    Great Video!! it really brings it home what the true cost of new verses used car ownership cost. THANK YOU!!
    Keep up the outstanding work.

  • @leonhaku
    @leonhaku 14 днів тому +176

    My eyes were glued to the screen, there is nothing more satisfying than seeing an older car get some TCL and come out looking great.

  • @Scott00
    @Scott00 16 днів тому +143

    If only everyone on youtube was as quick, detailed and straight to the point as you.

    • @HariSeldon913
      @HariSeldon913 15 днів тому +7

      So many videos have me wishing YT would allow 4X playback.

    • @Lively_1185
      @Lively_1185 15 днів тому +1

      ​@@HariSeldon913
      If you're on Google Chrome, there's several extensions to give you 16x speed.

  • @gem22ful
    @gem22ful 6 днів тому +2

    Just wow. It's a video tutorial of most car DIYers out there. It's a full pack of strategies and is so informative. And the effort is overwhelming. Thank you ☺️

  • @Oryon7
    @Oryon7 12 днів тому

    Awesome content, as usual. This was incredibly dense, detailed, and well edited. It's clear that a LOT of time, effort and care went into the production of this video. Great job! 👏🏽

  • @robertfrank886
    @robertfrank886 16 днів тому +139

    That Civic is ready for the next 200K miles- well done! People should get in the habit of keeping what they have and maintain it well. It was $800 in parts but likely thousands more in labor to have a shop do it, so that was a great restoration.

    • @CharlieLarkin75
      @CharlieLarkin75 16 днів тому +19

      Even if you have some (or all) professional assistance, given used car prices now, you're still coming out WAY ahead in a scenario like this.

    • @Milnoc
      @Milnoc 16 днів тому +15

      Not always true about the labour especially in the hands of an experienced mechanic. I needed to have a CV axle, radiator hose, and shifter cables replaced. I had the choice to do it myself at a DIY garage that charges $30 Canadian per hour for lift access (I don't have a home with a garage), or pay $139 Canadian per hour to a shop that knows my car very well.
      It only cost me $200 more to have the shop do the work than me trying to spend an entire weekend learning new stuff from A to Z with no idea on how long the work will take to complete. They even let me furnish many of the needed parts which have become harder to locate lately considering it's a discontinued Fiat 500 Abarth.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +7

      Great point!

    • @75novaguy73
      @75novaguy73 16 днів тому +7

      yea, easily a thousand $ minimum in labor at the standard shop

    • @EazyDuz18
      @EazyDuz18 16 днів тому +1

      @@75novaguy73 lol no more like 300

  • @dadandeligameplay8797
    @dadandeligameplay8797 16 днів тому +269

    Wasn’t sure if I was watching Chris Fixit or Project Farm. Great video!

    • @Dimitriedmr
      @Dimitriedmr 16 днів тому +8

      His voice speed and accent makes all the difference.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +15

      Thanks!

    • @SeventeenSeventySix
      @SeventeenSeventySix 16 днів тому +14

      Neither it's Scotty Kilmer.

    • @OverTheHorizon840
      @OverTheHorizon840 16 днів тому

      @@ProjectFarm It can go 1m miles

    • @brettdavis5555
      @brettdavis5555 16 днів тому +4

      I do miss his videos - he hasn’t uploaded a worthwhile tutorial in forever.

  • @_Zekken
    @_Zekken 12 днів тому +4

    Got a 2006 Subaru Legacy with ~200k miles. Shes been serviced religiously her whole life and she is still in perfect and full reliable condition.
    Keeping old cars running is such a nice feeling than throwing stuff away and treating it as junk just because big numbers are scary.

  • @MusicalAnomaly
    @MusicalAnomaly 8 днів тому

    there is nothing this man cant do, you are an inspiration sir :) huge respect, your attention to detail and making things look so easy is amazing

  • @benchod3576
    @benchod3576 14 днів тому +170

    Before I buy anything, I always watch "Project Farm" videos first. This man should have his own tv show. Some people don't realize how much work is needed to make videos like how he does. I thank you sir 🙏🏽

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  14 днів тому +6

      Thanks!

    • @ragtie6177
      @ragtie6177 13 днів тому

      100% agree

    • @tichu7
      @tichu7 12 днів тому +5

      A tv show would be a step down. He is on the best platform to do what he does, without having to worry about upsetting potential sponsors.

    • @benchod3576
      @benchod3576 12 днів тому

      @@tichu7 100%

    • @JustSayN2O
      @JustSayN2O 10 днів тому

      This is his show !

  • @Zjwex
    @Zjwex 15 днів тому +165

    As a former Honda tech, I must say this video is completely on point. Thanks for making this! It shows how easy it is to take a great older car and turn it into a solid and reliable daily driver.

    • @HappyHands.
      @HappyHands. 15 днів тому +13

      I love how well thought out Honda's are . it's rare to find a domestic vehicle with a transmission drain plug in those years. much less a cabin filter for an economy car.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому +7

      Thanks!

    • @Fyxxterzc
      @Fyxxterzc 14 днів тому

      Thought honda used blue coolant.

    • @Zjwex
      @Zjwex 14 днів тому +2

      @@Fyxxterzc The factory coolant is Blue. However, the formula for it is similar to most other Japanese brands. For example, I used Honda factory coolant in Toyotas and Mazdas often due to how much extra I had amassed over the years. The key is knowing what types of coolants and additives do not mix well with others. Dexcool for example should not be mixed with conventional or import types.

    • @Okurka.
      @Okurka. 14 днів тому +1

      It shows how easy Honda tech have it.

  • @stevemcc4447
    @stevemcc4447 12 днів тому +2

    That's the BEST single video I've ever seen on basic repair ideas and cost valuation. Every teen should be required to see this. I'm in your camp on these ideas 1000%. Learn how to do stuff...and stay out of debt!

  • @SANDSCORCHER
    @SANDSCORCHER 8 днів тому

    Excellent video and excellent premise.😎
    With the exception of one new car, I’ve applied this principle for 34 years now.👍🏻

  • @canalaerocast
    @canalaerocast 15 днів тому +214

    Man, if I ever stumble upon you, be prepared to receive a huge hug. You’re the man!

  • @mach1systems.
    @mach1systems. 15 днів тому +98

    wow! as a mechanic for over 30 years both military and civilian i must commend you on how concise and correct your video is. most of the training videos i saw back in my school days could only dream of being this educational. to quote you, "very impressive!".

  • @clrkglnn
    @clrkglnn 7 днів тому

    PF, thanks for this video. I really liked this format and would enjoy seeing more. Thanks!

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  7 днів тому

      You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @Nightss10
    @Nightss10 12 днів тому +1

    This guy is the bomb. I love how when he does stuff he makes it seems achievable and possible for DIYer, which can give people confidence, including myself, to tackle jobs and save BIG money! Thank you so much!

  • @jaball77
    @jaball77 15 днів тому +156

    I swear you're the only UA-camr I've ever seen tighten/torque strut bolts the proper way, by putting the assembly under compression before tightening. Bravo.

    • @pufthemajicdragon
      @pufthemajicdragon 14 днів тому +4

      Probably a lesson he learned from experience! I know I have! Not to mention it's SOOO much easier to swap in a fully compressed assembly than trying to squeeze a spring onto a new strut. EUGH. Never trying that again!

    • @TheParchisi
      @TheParchisi 14 днів тому +6

      I recently did all the struts on my Camry and made sure to preload before tightening. Took it to a shop afterwards for an alignment, and the guy found everything was still in perfect alignment.

    • @tylerk3616
      @tylerk3616 14 днів тому +3

      Might be a dumb question. What does that mean to put the assembly under compression?

    • @RCFlyBoy314
      @RCFlyBoy314 14 днів тому +4

      ​@@tylerk3616 you use a jack under that suspension component (ball joint) and then tighten down your strut to hub bolts. That way it's at its resting height as if the vehicle was sitting on its tires on the ground. Especially important for the control arm to frame bolts, less strain on the rubber bushings.

    • @TheParchisi
      @TheParchisi 14 днів тому +2

      @@tylerk3616 Before you tighten the strut bolts, compress the spring by putting a jack under the control arm. This takes up the slop in the holes and makes sure the strut is aligned like how it will be when the strut is supporting the weight of the car.

  • @michaelmartin2276
    @michaelmartin2276 15 днів тому +207

    My 2011 Ram has 283,000 miles, 2012 Subaru has 142,000. I've been a mechanic for 45 years. I have also bought and flipped many cheap vehicles. I enjoy doing this and making a few dollars profit is nice. Thank you for an enjoyable video !

    • @melissachartres3219
      @melissachartres3219 15 днів тому +8

      In my opinion- most reliable 200k car is going to be a Lexus. It's simply built better. Your thoughts?
      Toyota, Honda, and Subaru cheap base models would be my first choice for a lower cost buy in on a 200,000 mile auto that I was trying to 'restore' like this to make it roadworthy and reliable. It largely depends on the particular model that one buys of course... not all models within those brands are going to perform identically.

    • @gorkyd7912
      @gorkyd7912 15 днів тому +20

      @@melissachartres3219 I've got a Lexus with 270k miles. You are somewhat correct but actually Toyota brand is more reliable because Lexus tends to have a bunch of luxury features that go bad quicker. For instance, the entire suspension system had to be replaced because the stock version was a very expensive hydraulic adjustable-height design. Also the brake system is exceptionally expensive to replace compared to regular Toyota version. Other little parts are much more expensive to replace, i.e headlights and seats, because fewer Lexus are made so they're harder to find. But the engine and transmission are basically Toyota and those are rock solid.

    • @user-vx7vi3vq1c
      @user-vx7vi3vq1c 15 днів тому +15

      99 4Runner. 513,000 miles. Runs great.

    • @Bryan-Hensley
      @Bryan-Hensley 15 днів тому +6

      I'm way above you, I've had 4 Chevy vans to make it past 450,000 miles without any major repairs. I've got a Toyota Corolla with 395,000 miles that the only repair was a water pump at 365,000 miles. I laughed when I saw this video was about 200,000 miles. That's nothing.

    • @brianwelch1579
      @brianwelch1579 15 днів тому +2

      @@melissachartres3219 Yeah but the rear seats don't fold down in Toyotas and also they are hardly without problems. And when you DO have problems, all the parts for a LUXURY car are priced accordingly, and not available aftermarket for a low volume brand. I work on cars and a LAUGH at idiots who buy lexus, infiniti bmw kind of garbage at the salvage auction.

  • @Shankaray4
    @Shankaray4 11 днів тому

    Great video! I love learning how to do my own car maintenance and have been doing so the past couple years. This is a great reference video.

  • @koolboy347
    @koolboy347 12 днів тому

    One of the best channels on UA-cam. Thank you soo much for the work you do. Really appreciate your work.

  • @NickyJamesTV
    @NickyJamesTV 16 днів тому +135

    My dad never taught me how to turn a wrench so I find this so fascinating. I could watch you do this all day long.

    • @w8stral
      @w8stral 16 днів тому +29

      Its dirty, not difficult. You learn all the swear words and invent a few extra just in case. Its how you impress your woman.... =)

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +15

      Thanks for sharing!

    • @kychristell1779
      @kychristell1779 16 днів тому +3

      100%

    • @professional_hackjob
      @professional_hackjob 16 днів тому +5

      You don't need to be taught. Just grab a wrench and start turning. Luckily now there is a UA-cam video for almost everything if you get stuck.

    • @rushthezeppelin
      @rushthezeppelin 16 днів тому +1

      I knew a bit before but taught myself a lot on my 98 4Runner mostly thanks to UA-cam. Rebuilt the entire suspension as well as some other things. Sadly I wrecked it two weeks ago but now I have an 03 Sequoia to wrench on. 90% of wrenching is just elbow grease really, especially on stuff outside of the engine.

  • @DarkNinja1776
    @DarkNinja1776 16 днів тому +38

    If you made this a series of buying cheap, worn cars and fixing them up I'd watch every one.

    • @mikefisc9989
      @mikefisc9989 16 днів тому

      Indeed.

    • @hxhdfjifzirstc894
      @hxhdfjifzirstc894 15 днів тому

      Ah, a modern 'Wheeler Dealers'... which was an excellent show. Probably some episodes are on yt.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому +1

      Thanks!

  • @kylespencer6292
    @kylespencer6292 12 днів тому

    This was hands down the best car maintenance video I've ever seen. You did an amazing job.

  • @stoshu9584
    @stoshu9584 16 днів тому +170

    12:27 as the former manager of an independent repair shop, this is one of the most invaluable tips that very few people seem to consider. We had to pay to replace a customer's windshield after a tech (who knew better) decided to skip the towel/pad under the bare wiper arm.
    Overall, great video and great technique! This is the kind of knowledge that we should be imparting upon people who are new to working on cars. There is a lot of garbage advice out there these days.

    • @dennisobrien3618
      @dennisobrien3618 16 днів тому +10

      I watched the owner of the shop where I worked crack the windshield of a vintage Porsche 911 doing the same thing. He had no one to blame but himself.

    • @volvo09
      @volvo09 16 днів тому +4

      Yep, I'm always very careful with a naked wiper arm!

    • @wmleatherwood
      @wmleatherwood 16 днів тому +3

      Lol, broke mine that way.

    • @s.murphy8336
      @s.murphy8336 16 днів тому +5

      When I worked at a parts store, we'd change hundreds of wipers a month. The trick we used is as soon as you've removed the old blade, place it on the windshield/hood in a way that if that arm snaps back, it smacks the old blade before the glass. Can't do it on every car, but you can on most, and it saves you from breaking a windshield without having to remember to bring anything extra outside with you.
      Side note: It still amazes me how many people don't know how to change a wiper blade. Its something so simple on 99% of cars, yet you'd think it was rocket surgery or something. You can tell when they're asking you to change blades for them just because they're too lazy to stand out in the rain/snow and do it themselves.

    • @yura37
      @yura37 16 днів тому +4

      i was a mechanic, my go to is just to never leave the arm up. if i need to let go at any point, the wiper arm is carefully coming down until im holding it again.

  • @Domane-mh8wg
    @Domane-mh8wg 16 днів тому +69

    I owned a Honda Accord and Honda Fit. Both were assembled in Japan. They both went over 200k miles without any major issues. I did all the normal scheduled services myself and saved a lot of money. I really enjoyed how brief but detailed this video was.

    • @Exkal1bur
      @Exkal1bur 16 днів тому +7

      I have a 13 Civic made in Canada at 200k and still looks and feels like a new car. No leaks, rattles nothing.

    • @XeroFailGames
      @XeroFailGames 16 днів тому +5

      I miss my honda fit...loved that lil car....but I bought a car I really wanted a 2020 civic si. Love that too but man my fit had so much utility

    • @easypeasy2938
      @easypeasy2938 16 днів тому +3

      My 2010 Honda fit just hit 280k and is going strong (doesn’t look so pretty but who cares really? Go gen x). I’m already looking for another one, same year blue. Then I’ll use the old one for parts.

    • @andrewwilliams5337
      @andrewwilliams5337 16 днів тому +4

      Partner had a honda jazz/fit she never a single drama with it. Turning circle was unreal too.
      Would highly recommend one.

    • @m1sh474
      @m1sh474 16 днів тому +3

      My current is an fit hybrid 2014, i love it

  • @BRAINRAY
    @BRAINRAY 7 годин тому

    Really motivates me to get moving on maintenance fo my 2017 Toyota Rav4 that was finally paid off last month! I also have a 2000 Toyota 4Runner that I'm rebuilding! Love all your videos!

  • @ColombianLNP
    @ColombianLNP 13 днів тому

    You are the best my friend ! Cheers from your biggest fan in Colombia amigo! This was a delightful video!

  • @HamidA-to8vy
    @HamidA-to8vy 16 днів тому +32

    I am happy that someone with your experience has time to share his knowledge on UA-cam

  • @monsieurlee
    @monsieurlee 15 днів тому +66

    I've tried watching many auto repair videos online and most are a mix of terrible instruction, old man rambling, terrible lighting, low resolution. I've learned more in this one video that any other videos I've watched. If you ever decide to do more comprehensive repair videos like this that are clear, to the point, with good visuals, I'd be happy to pay for it and I'm willing to bet I'm not the only one.

    • @jerbear7952
      @jerbear7952 15 днів тому +2

      Why haven't you learned how to find good videos on youtube?

    • @Watchyn_Yarwood
      @Watchyn_Yarwood 15 днів тому

      Well said!

  • @kordellanders2761
    @kordellanders2761 12 днів тому +1

    Definitely a nice tutorial on maintaining a high mileage vehicle, been a mechanic for over 10 years and cant see anything wrong here, plus its straight to the point

  • @davidrudko2977
    @davidrudko2977 7 днів тому +1

    I am a retired US Navy Seabee now and have been watching you for years. You have helped me get a clear image of what I need to be doing now that I'm out.
    God bless you and thank you for these awesome videos and ideas.

  • @DLTJR1959
    @DLTJR1959 15 днів тому +28

    The best UA-cam creator for DIY in the history of YT. Thank you.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому +2

      Thanks and you are welcome!

  • @TS-dv3qv
    @TS-dv3qv 14 днів тому +30

    I’ve been working on cars for over 40 years and I approve this video. Great job!

  • @failblazer542
    @failblazer542 12 днів тому

    I LOVE this video! I can’t thank you enough for all your work! You’re amazing. Thank you for all the entertainment you produce for us.

  • @bobsiddoway
    @bobsiddoway 12 днів тому

    Gosh dang! Thats an impressive amount of hands-on work! Nicely done.

  • @ragreen2
    @ragreen2 16 днів тому +45

    This is one of the best go-to consumer review channels on the Internet, if not the best. Project Farm deserves way more than 3.16M subscribers. This used car refurbish video explains this channels commitment to saving people money by buying quality and keeping things maintained.

    • @05DonnieB
      @05DonnieB 16 днів тому +2

      Umm 3M+ is really big time. Most creators will be lucky to break 100k in their time

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +3

      Thanks!

  • @ridhwanali5185
    @ridhwanali5185 16 днів тому +52

    people are not appreciating this man enough. what a multi talent!

    • @guymann4016
      @guymann4016 16 днів тому +4

      3.1 million subs says otherwise.

    • @VitaKet
      @VitaKet 16 днів тому

      I dont think you know what "not appreciated" means.

    • @jerbear7952
      @jerbear7952 15 днів тому

      God people are dumb. He's hugely appreciated and has an enormous channel

  • @thedookster2
    @thedookster2 10 днів тому

    You’re very comprehensive in your videos. I love it! Please keep doing what you are doing!

  • @IPwnYouPay
    @IPwnYouPay 13 днів тому

    I really like the idea of using all the best products from your reviews outside of the testing environment. Videos like this are excellent.

  • @traintools585
    @traintools585 16 днів тому +103

    $500 dollar vehicles are nearly impossible to find since covid and up here in the north, rust is a bigger problem than the miles

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +10

      Great point!

    • @plkracer
      @plkracer 16 днів тому +17

      The problem is you sell a vehicle to someone in "need" for $500, then they turn around and sell it for 1500-2k.

    • @dennisobrien3618
      @dennisobrien3618 16 днів тому +29

      During the Obama administration, the used car market was devastated. I knew a guy who worked at a BMW dealership who was disgusted that they had to pour something in the engine to destroy it on cars traded in under that "Cash for Clunkers" program.

    • @86LukeM
      @86LukeM 16 днів тому +6

      Even in SoCal you can't find one without issues. Even cars with blown engines sell too high.

    • @86LukeM
      @86LukeM 16 днів тому +18

      @@plkracer that's fairly accurate. I saw a guy selling an HHR panel for $1000 with transmission issues. Someone bought it put new tires and an odometer with fewer miles and selling it for $4500. I reported it.

  • @epicrapscallion5367
    @epicrapscallion5367 13 днів тому +25

    PF, you are a legend.
    First and primarily you are showing people a more affordable option for vehicles, when money is tight and saving money saves peoples stress.
    Secondly you are saving the planet, by showing how a fundamentally good car, with a bit of maintenance, can give a heap more service, delaying the production of a whole new vehicle and the ~6 tons of carbon emissions associated with that!

  • @ThreeTwoZone
    @ThreeTwoZone 4 дні тому

    I don't have a video idea but ALL of your videos help in so many ways. I work at Lowe's, and I can say I've learnt sooo much from your videos that help me at work. You also make me wanna take on challenges like this. You're like the dad I never had!

  • @fernyology
    @fernyology День тому +1

    Dude, this is literally the best video that I’ve seen of your collection. I watch pretty much most of your videos and I just want to say thank you you’re a wealth of knowledge. I wish there was more UA-camrs like you that actually took the time to educate and explain everything I’m a visual learner so, your channel is the best thank you so much. Wish you nothing but the best and keep on kicking butt you’re awesome.

    • @fernyology
      @fernyology День тому

      I also owned a 2007 Honda Civic that’s why I love this video so much. It’s a standard and I think I’m gonna try to change my struts with supervision.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  День тому

      Thanks so much!

  • @barrymccaulkiner7092
    @barrymccaulkiner7092 16 днів тому +34

    Timestamp @ 1:21
    Mechanic tip: most of those plastic harness retainer barbs are easily squeezed in with the boxed end of a 10mm combination wrench. Slip the box end over the barbs, wrench will squeeze both barbs in enough to pull the retainer out of the hole.

  • @_misterwilly
    @_misterwilly 16 днів тому +56

    Dude, you’re awesome. You deserve all the success you’re (hopefully) having. Your videos are pure public service.

  • @csalazar8426
    @csalazar8426 11 днів тому

    Great video! Definitely educated me.. hopefully I can apply the knowledge to the vehicle I drive. Thanks for sharing!

  • @jessecrawley3721
    @jessecrawley3721 11 днів тому

    I love the attention to detail and accuracy thank you for the video.

  • @ralanham76
    @ralanham76 16 днів тому +13

    This channel is amazing. In 18 minutes he showed how to fix and keep your car running and show just the important parts and didn't cheap out. Bought the original part so that he knows it will work without problems.
    Some other channel take 18 minutes to tell you nothing 🤣

  • @ericcox6764
    @ericcox6764 16 днів тому +42

    Hey Todd!
    I just wanted to let you know that the RGVOTA battery bank that came with my awesome Very Impressive tee shirt, has been a life saver for a friend of mine.
    An elderly lady who is having vehicle problems with her RV to the point where she is sort of stuck right now, is using it to keep her phone charged.
    She'll walk it over to my campsite every few days so I can recharge it off of my solar.
    Thanks again for being so helpful.
    You really are a great blessing to many people.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +9

      Wow, that is amazing! Thank you for sharing that!

    • @ericcox6764
      @ericcox6764 16 днів тому +2

      @ProjectFarm you are most welcome, my friend!!

  • @shoppysharp9355
    @shoppysharp9355 12 днів тому +2

    Love that you are Settling This! MY son Needs his first car!

  • @reaganhughes169
    @reaganhughes169 13 днів тому

    Really enjoyed this video, thanks for putting it together. Neat to see a reliable car tuned up, I love taking care of my 2006 Corolla I bought for $1800.

  • @alexgalvez9899
    @alexgalvez9899 16 днів тому +34

    This is absolutely a series I could all day everyday. This is a great idea brother hopefully we get some more videos like this 🙏

  • @angelmartin2243
    @angelmartin2243 16 днів тому +10

    This past week I had my 2003 Toyota Tacoma totaled by a tree during High winds. Car shopping these days with these prices is insane. I’m thinking about buying an old vehicle with a medium amount of miles, and these videos are invaluable.

  • @Givebesseygive
    @Givebesseygive 7 днів тому

    this is the best repair video ive ever watched. good job. the pace is fantastic.

  • @doom0d1
    @doom0d1 12 днів тому

    Well Todd, I gotta to the rear brakes on my truck. Unfortunately I've only done pads on small vehicles and brake drums and shoes on big trucks and trailers. Now you showed me how to break down this assembly. THANK YOU

  • @shawnlachance4427
    @shawnlachance4427 16 днів тому +23

    As always, a home run, I don't understand why you don't have 10 million subscribers!! Love this channel

    • @TODinWY
      @TODinWY 16 днів тому +3

      Because we Project subs are a lot smarter than "Average Bears". Todd'll get there, though.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому +2

      Thanks!

  • @ajcr2637
    @ajcr2637 16 днів тому +19

    Great Video, I'm an automobile dealer in NC and this is exactly how we go over every vehicle. Project Farm is definitely one of my favorite UA-cam channels and keep making more videos like this one! Thanks

  • @prohammergaming1113
    @prohammergaming1113 10 днів тому +1

    you are the best! I watch you a lot! and I can tell that you are one of my best favorite channel and the best thing that you are honest and very accurate!!

  • @CPMEDIACREATION
    @CPMEDIACREATION 13 днів тому

    wonderful videos as always my man, keep up the wonderful work!

  • @shootytheturtle
    @shootytheturtle 16 днів тому +6

    You are what everyone wishes their mechanic was: knowledgable, skilled, and honest! More videos like this would be very welcome.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому

      Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @Sstantial
    @Sstantial 16 днів тому +20

    Been watching you for years now. As a certificated Aircraft Mechanic of nearly three decades I'm a bit of a mechanical "snob" and I have noticed that your mechanical abilities are top notch! I have often wondered what your past career experience has been. Aviation related by chance? In Aviation maintenance needs to be done correct the first time so I definitely notice quality when I see it. Kudos and keep up the GREAT work!!! Thanks Todd...

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  14 днів тому

      Thanks and you are welcome! I have no aviation experience.

  • @kriswhitt5573
    @kriswhitt5573 7 днів тому

    I love watching this guy. You can really tell he is honest about everything he does and he knows alot about everything really great videos man

  • @natikhaoz7728
    @natikhaoz7728 13 днів тому +1

    Literally one of the best channels on YT! We definitely need more videos like this!

  • @swebigmac100
    @swebigmac100 16 днів тому +27

    Excellent video. 10/10 hands down. Ive own a car shop for 20 years and all the advice here are top notch and performed and explained with perfection.

  • @skree_fpv436
    @skree_fpv436 15 днів тому +14

    Fantastic video! I have a 2013 Acura TL with almost 205,000 miles on it. Other than maintenance items (which I keep up with religiously), it amazingly still has got all it's original parts. I also keep it clean and detailed inside and out. I just took it for it's yearly safety inspection and the technician commented to me how impressed he was at the condition of my car. I do most the mechanical and all the detail work myself thanks to learning from UA-cam channels like this one.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  15 днів тому

      Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

    • @cartere9981
      @cartere9981 14 днів тому +2

      Love Acuras, I have a 2013 TSX 160k miles and it just eats the miles up, have lost zero efficiency still gets well above what’s it rated for gas mileage wise as long as I’m not always gunning it lol everytime I get it inspected or when I had the brakes done (everything else I’ve done myself) I’m told it’s got plenty of life left.

    • @skree_fpv436
      @skree_fpv436 12 днів тому

      @@cartere9981 That's awesome! I was looking at TSX's before getting the TL. I'd still love to get a TSX sport wagon though.

  • @travismitchell8099
    @travismitchell8099 9 днів тому

    Wow this video was so satisfying! Thank you. Really enjoyed it while on my work break.

  • @IdahoEagle77
    @IdahoEagle77 6 днів тому +2

    I now truly appreciate the importance of learning to repair my own vehicle. However, with a new truck, it's nearly impossible to do many repairs without expensive tools because everything is computerized. Thank you for posting this video! It makes me consider looking for an older vehicle. If only I knew what to look for when buying one to ensure it's in good working condition and not a huge waste of money. Hey... that would be a great video for you Project Farm! How to know you are buying a decent used car :)

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  6 днів тому +1

      You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @crystalyzzed
    @crystalyzzed 11 днів тому

    I have a 2007 Civic EX as general commute car and needed to do general maintenance. You just made the perfect guide for me!
    Really appreciate this!

  • @fletch45longcolt
    @fletch45longcolt 15 днів тому +15

    As my father always said, the cheapest car to own is the one you already have. Fixing up an older car you already have is much cheaper than a new car (obviously as long as there are no issues that would just be cost-prohibitive), especially if you can do the work yourself. Great videos as always!

    • @genericsomething
      @genericsomething 13 днів тому

      I have an 18-year-old car with nearly 260,000 miles on it. I got it when it was 5-years-old and had 60,000 miles on the odometer. Regular cleaning and maintenance has kept it on the road. I use OEM, or high quality name brand, parts on it; no cheap chain-store junk for me.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  13 днів тому +1

      Thanks! Thanks for sharing

  • @DouglasRosser
    @DouglasRosser 16 днів тому +21

    As someone who has done a CV joint replacement in an equipped shop with the tutelage of a competent mechanic, you make this stuff look SO EASY. I would definitely be paying for this level of work.

  • @danielmente1791
    @danielmente1791 11 днів тому

    This is my favorite video from your channel so far, would love to see more content like this in the future.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  11 днів тому +1

      Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @RMcCall360
    @RMcCall360 13 днів тому +2

    You could start another PF channel, focusing on life skills like the correct way to change a tire, chop wood, change a fuse in a plug, ect ect, using the tools/products you have found to be the best for the job, this would help and give confidence to so many people who dont have any one to show them how its done.

  • @bradfowler6464
    @bradfowler6464 16 днів тому +61

    As always, one of...if not THE...most informative and useful channels on UA-cam!!
    Thanks so much for your content, brother!!

    • @peterlattimore6013
      @peterlattimore6013 16 днів тому +3

      Watch the price of 2008 Honda Civics go through the roof. 😂 Quite surprised myself how reliable and easy the mechanical parts were to change.

    • @dukeofurl999
      @dukeofurl999 16 днів тому

      What are the others?

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  16 днів тому

      Thanks so much!

  • @musicalhost5755
    @musicalhost5755 13 днів тому +28

    I have a 3.5L 2010 Impala with 254k miles with original motor and transmission. What an absolute gem!

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  12 днів тому

      Nice!

    • @michaelweitzner9874
      @michaelweitzner9874 12 днів тому +3

      I had a 1970 Impala. Your’s would fit in my trunk.

    • @user-sw5ne9by2h
      @user-sw5ne9by2h 11 днів тому

      I think any car can get 250k with regular quality oil changes

    • @Whatsinthefridge_
      @Whatsinthefridge_ 11 днів тому

      @@user-sw5ne9by2h ford's 3 cylinder ecoboost would say goodluck!

    • @shashankshekhar2611
      @shashankshekhar2611 8 днів тому

      @@user-sw5ne9by2h precisely and yet so many people ignore it

  • @JJM_PNW
    @JJM_PNW 9 днів тому

    This guy is a national treasure. So much knowledge, experience and wisdom. Thank you for sharing with world.

  • @vexor7
    @vexor7 5 днів тому

    I love your typical reviews and content but this is a really awesome video amd concept. Would love to see more like it in the future. Keep up the great work as always man.

    • @ProjectFarm
      @ProjectFarm  4 дні тому

      Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @ensidfkgnur
    @ensidfkgnur 15 днів тому +27

    All you've tried to do since the first video is help people! First with how-to vids, then with product reviews. Now with 3M viewers you've done it on such a large scale you will never be able to fully grasp the effect you've had. THIS video will inspire many to tackle auto repairs and will be life-changing for some. Just amazing.
    Also, I've seen longer videos that only cover ONE of the repairs you demonstrated! I truly appreciate your editing prowess and lack of superfluous chatter.

  • @_chex
    @_chex 16 днів тому +11

    17:39 “it definitely won’t win in a beauty pageant, but on a positive note - who’s going to want to steal this car?”
    Best line of the whole video.

  • @davideberhardt1361
    @davideberhardt1361 12 днів тому

    Please continue doing videos like this, how thorough and well edited, vast majority of your viewers are probably home DIY'ers trying to get through life avoiding paying $100 an hour in labor on their appliances and car, great stuff, whenever you fix anything take us along!

  • @muromtsev
    @muromtsev 8 днів тому

    I have so much respect for you!
    Watching your videos with a kid's curiosity.