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@@johnnycaylor7837 Thanks for watching, the check valve is part of the Air Intake system and manages air in a one-way direction. 👍

@@soarthewind2 Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts, always welcome here on our channel. The DIY community is the BEST, and we enjoy communicating with DIYers. 👍🧰

@@thedeependschanger1089 Thanks for watching. That’s awesome you just bought a new house, congrats! Switching all of your plastic gaskets out over the next few weeks or months and installing rubber gaskets will save you a lot of heartache. 😁👍🧰

@@ericthurston1070 Thanks for watching, any update? We can hopefully help. To be honest, we would focus on the Starter Relay first. Below is a video link showing how to properly and safely test the Starter Relay. ua-cam.com/video/LfHRcmtMG_I/v-deo.htmlsi=R4bu4n2MdBDu4v4b If this test ensures that the Starter Relay is good, we would then Director attention to the CDI. 😁👍🧰

@@taniacancel7350 Thanks for watching, it does indeed. 😁👍

@@daveyaeger6070 You are welcome, we appreciate you writing us. You can definitely do this, please reach out to us if you have any questions as you work through project. The DIY community is the BEST! 😁👍😊

@@Thomas-pr1dz Good morning ☕️ thank you kindly for reaching out to us. The snap ring is a more reliable design however can be annoying while servicing. We may add that to the list.

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders I got up early this morning trying it even have the tool it keeps pushing off..I think I'm gonna take it to the marina let them snap it on everything else I can do putting it back together..that's all I like..💯lol

@@Thomas-pr1dz We appreciate the reply, we hear you. If you go that route, hopefully the marina will install it quick and for a friendly price. 😁👍

@@thejamestaylorteam Good morning ☕️ That’s a great question! 😁👍🧰

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders lol great video just ripping on ya a little. Probably going to do mine this weekend after watching this. Thanks for the detailed video.

@@thejamestaylorteam We are honored to help! Hope your DIY project goes well. 😎👍

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@@IDVDalot Good morning ☕️ A few things can cause this. 1. Battery low voltage 2. Faulty Starter Relay 3. Faulty Starter We would start by verifying that the battery is fully charged followed by replacing Starter Relay if the charged battery doesn’t help. Below is a video link showing the replacement of the Starter Relay. ua-cam.com/video/MAvBmwvGgyc/v-deo.htmlsi=fYGY1ye8nEbX3qzC If the Starter Relay doesn’t fix issue, it’s likely a worn out and needing to be replaced Starter. If that’s the case, below is a helpful video. ua-cam.com/video/Q8_be66r0Yw/v-deo.htmlsi=zed48a2RLev9jiao 👍🧰

@@charleshom3133 Thanks for watching, depending on your year/make/model…it will be located just inside lower left panel below steering wheel and to the right. Some are located on right side near this actuator and down to the left.

​@@DIYwithMichaelBordersThanks. I have a 2017 Pacifica. I took the panel off under the steering wheel to the right but wasn't sure what I was looking at.

@@charleshom3133 😁👍

@@IdahoClay Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts, always welcome here on our channel. Nothing wrong with going that route.

@@timbayard Thanks for watching, you are welcome. 😁👍🧰

@@hussainimca Thanks for watching. In our case, this part is for the passenger side of our 2018 Pacifica. 😁👍🧰

@@sirlosealot8629 Thanks for watching, we adjusted both sides however, you do not always have to adjust both sides. The adjustment wheel can be raised or lowered as you adjust and find that perfect sweet spot.

@@goblu2102 Thank you, we are very happy to hear. Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated! That is not uncommon however not normal. It’s very possible that you need to re-bleed trim rams and hydraulic lines… but that sounds more in-line with an electrical problem or sporadic behavior with your solenoid. Below is a video link showing us performing this. ua-cam.com/video/gfW3dWsSLkE/v-deo.htmlsi=-5tODGDtG8NN8LfR If that does not work, you may need to replace your trim system solenoids. We will also post a video link below showing the step-by-step process of replacing those. ua-cam.com/video/ebUCWEFw7Xo/v-deo.htmlsi=k20tM1gk0TMQJEqp 😁👍🧰

@@tuvoca825 Thanks for watching, we appreciate and welcome any at all feedback. We have improved our audio as the years have gone by, let us know if we can help answer any questions. 😁👍🧰

@@dbone2041 Thanks for watching, that will depend on your exact year/make/model Cruze however, in most cases… It will take every bit of 4 quarts/1 gallon. Referring to your exact vehicles owners manual to verify the proper quantity of coolant is the best route to take.

@@jumanakhanfar1411 Good morning ☕️ you will love it. It has been great and the size has fit. 😁👍🧰

@@chicotiti8348 You are welcome. 😁👍🧰

@@alltorque415 Thanks for watching, not necessarily however having it in that location is more convenient depending on who you ask.

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders its more dependent because of the shift interrupter switch right?

@@alltorque415 You can say that however your design is just as good.

@@Byu50 Thanks for watching, we can hopefully help. Depending on your exact Honeywell unit, orange wire helps manage the position of the internal valve to ensure that the unit knows when it’s either heating solely off inside furnace or cooling by use of external AC unit. 😁👍🧰

Thanks for the help. I just doing some digging on my system. It looks like pretty complicated system. It got a Honeywell equipment interface module that connected to the furnace and out to a thermostat which it labeled number 1 2 3 that goes to thermostat. So the equipment interface module does have a letter on the connection but it’s a head scratcher that out put is shown 1 2 3 that goes to thermostat.

@@Byu50 We appreciate the reply, they can get a bit tricky and confusing… especially when installing a more high-tech modern unit with built-in Wi-Fi and display interface. 😁👍

@@fjccommish Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts, any and all feedback is welcome and greatly appreciated. Let us know if you have any questions, the DIY community is the BEST! 😁👍🧰

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders The reason I wrote it is that your video is like many others. It shows a fix. I can fix what's wrong. Finding out what's wrong, what to fix, is the issue.

@@fjccommish Thanks for the reply, hey nothing wrong with reaching out to us and sharing your thoughts and feedback. You are spot on, this video is directed towards the fix specifically. 😎👍🧰

@@fclake Thanks for watching, any update on your DIY project? The outboard shown in this video is a 1993 25hp Mercury. What is your outboard serial #?, we can look up your exact replacement plugs for your exact engine. 😁👍🧰

We are honored to to hear, no joke. We do our best to get the DIY community the info they need without wasting their valuable time.

Thanks for watching, we can hopefully help. Our replacement p/n gear set for our exact alpha outdrive 1.98 gear ratio is: 43-803101T It’s import to know that we switched to the newly designed Press-Fit gear and bearing set. Below is additional helpful p/n info If interested in purchasing these products, visit our Amazon affiliate links below. I earn from qualifying purchases. 1. GLM oil seal kit (87500) amzn.to/3njQWrT 2. Gasket compound sealant (1525607) amzn.to/3DcrJ8c 3. CDI inch pound torque wrench ua-cam.com/video/-HVqh4BG0yU/v-deo.html 4. Inch pound torque wrench amzn.to/3G1aDLl

Thanks for watching, it may be damaged wiring that connects to pump motor however if pump motor is operating as designed…it should be good. Possible faulty sensor or solenoid. It’s possible that your Timer has malfunctioned. Below is a video link showing the replacement process. ua-cam.com/video/ysafb4RqysI/v-deo.htmlsi=WOKA9mx_kEslpIu6 Keep us posted. 😁👍🧰

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders what is this specific washer model? I own a Kenmore that is basically a Whirlpool like this one. It will help me find wiring and diagnose this issue.

Fixed it, the draining hose was clogged. Replaced it with a new one. Now the dishwasher works great.

@@Snuggle201 Thanks for watching, our exact model number is: DU810SWPU0 😁👍🧰

@@Snuggle201 That’s awesome!!! 😁👍 Enjoy that well earned rewarding feeling of accomplishing a DIY project.

You are very welcome. 😁👍🧰

Thanks for watching and sharing this. Ours is still holding up in a productive working manner. 😁👍🧰

Thanks for watching, it’s possible and we believe there are helping methods out there however we haven’t performed that in that way before.

Thanks for watching, that will be personal preference.

Thanks for watching, ours just pops off with friendly outward force however some knobs are held in place with lock clips.

Thanks for watching, let us know if you have any questions.