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I just watched your video about lifted vehicles. This awesome car community that we belong to would be rather boring if nobody modified their vehicles. Most of the points you make have some validity but can be remedied with adjusted maintenance schedules and the proper components.
Hey Scotty can u help me or someone have the same problem I drive an accord 2004 V6 manual and the light TCS come on and off by the self when's turn on the car don't accelerate right don't past the 3k RPM
I love this guy
Wonderful information. I've been mechanic for over 50 years work on all sorts of stuff big centrifugal water cooled chiller air conditionering compressors. Scotty's right, you can figure it out, make tools, once in awhile you need help, but I've done it all by myself and my blood pressure is extremely low.
hey Scotty my Nissan Murano 2004 starts to jump a little bit when I put the ac on and when I drive it with no ac it drives fine any ideas
i am working on an 83 toyota pickup 4×4. i have replaced the alt.,battery, and volt regulator and cannot get more than 12.3 volts to the battery.
I have a 2001 Chevy Silverado that won’t go into park I checked the break sensor on the break pedal and it works but under the dashboard there is a shroud that has wires going into it how can I fix this problem
Hey Scotty, cool videos anyways… I was wondering as to what tools and or tips, you would give for people who are smart enough to figure out that those
"Professionals" who claim that they are "fixing your car" but are actually ripping you off…
Thanks for all the year's
3:51 lol