Brian Eslick from How to Automotive gives you automotive repair tips to save you time and make you money.
Tip 1: Unplugging Toyota coils with out breaking them.
Tip 2: Charging labor for cleaning oil leaks.
Tip 3: Removing a stripped screw.
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Thanks Brian your videos have helped me tremendously I will contribute when able thanks again
Thanks
Good tips
Thank you so much for the ideas,really help!!!, Very good video.
Good tips.
Hey what is your email or how do I get in touch with you because I have a few recommendations for videos or just would like your opinion…
Thank you very much! Keep it!!..Also do you have any videos on how to replace a VW Beetle 2011 convertible top? Thanx
ahhhh the old slot trick!
Hi Brian these are great tips thanks.
We always charge for clean up!! It’s not our fault they let it leak for thousands of miles. Also on the Toyota coil connectors. I always price them out. They are cheap and take seconds to change. But I’ve also seen a guy heat up the connector with a heat gun and it worked good. Just too time consuming if you ask me