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No squeaks, its quiet 👍

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Nice! As long as it works 👍

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@@JonnyDIY my gauge reads red! I could cry! 😭😭😭

@@scribblerex is that red with engine running and AC switched ON? It usually goes down when AC kicks on. Thats the reading you want to look at

@JonnyDIY yeah, red with the engine on, fan on high, ac all the way cold and on full blast. 🫤 The air compressor seems to be running correctly. I did just get the radiator and drive belt replaced (2009 camry)...is there any crazy chance the auto shop forgot to reattach something?

@@scribblerex look at the ac compressor and make sure the front clutch it kicking and turning on (it will kick on and then shut off). If refrigerant too low or empty it wont kick on at all. Possibly they could have forgot to plug wires back in or had to open AC system and leaked out all refrigerant. If it was working fine before and now not after Id say its possible

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Yes you can do that to make sure you purge all air out 👍

9" legs 👍

Just those holes I show are for headboard. They sell special headboard that goes with it I believe

Thanks. Ohh yeah haha, I got her one of those heated beds. She loves it on her old bones 😺

You don't have to no, but if it's not that difficult to reach it will help drain most the coolant from block giving you a more complete fluid exchange 👍

@@JonnyDIY Good lookin out sir. Have a nice day, Roy So Cal on the beautiful Colorado River!

@@goodtalker you're welcome, no problem! On the river, that sounds nice 🤙 Im up in the central coast by Pismo Beach

@@JonnyDIY Been to Los Osos many times before, seeing a good buddy of mine. How's the weather? I'm at Ehrenberg, Arizona across from Blythe, California on the only river that runs through the South West United States: The Colorado. I'm 62 and don't work on vehicles much anymore--but watching your vids got me to thinking maybe I'd give it a try and do a coolant flush. Warm weather feels good on these bones, but I might try and have one of the youngsters help me here in town. Have a nice day, and good luck with all you do.

@@goodtalker ohh I love Los Osos cool. Weather right now isn't the best May grey and June Gloom they call it, but it usually burns off by afternoon. I'm hoping for a hot summer this year to go to beach a lot. That area sounds nice, enjoy the warm weather ☀️. Good luck with the coolant if you do decide to do it and thank you for your kind words 🙌

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Yes a 12v clamp meter will work too. I only had a 110v one on hand. I should have mentioned though 👍

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On both fins gently squeeze and loosen 👍

You're very welcome, thank you for your kind words 🙌👍 Awesome, yeah they're fun cars, it's a shame they've become so rare and expensive to find nowadays. I would love an even older one.

Yeah I love that little one I got from Topdon, I've used it a lot since making this video on some friends cars

You're welcome. The cold side line, or you can use the stub out line as well

@@JonnyDIY thanks bro.

Sadly you're right. It's just hit and miss and luck with how long these leds will last

These ones received power on both ends some its just into one

Some you need to remove top cap and 1 screw under to get out. Hope you get it 👍

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Thanks so much! Happy to share 🙌👍 good luck with the build

I would drain it and refill, but add a bottle or 2 of Lucas stop slip transmission fix in. It may help get it going again or transmission could be done. Guys at auto store may be able to tell you how much is needed to add back after draining. You dont want to overfill either

@@JonnyDIY Ty!!!

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As long as you dont have huge leaks in system it lasts a long time. They charge quite a bit because of labor and overhead. They usually will vacuum entire system and capture refrigerant, test for leaks then refill with correct amount your vehicle calls for. It's an easy DIY though just to top it off as I showed.

@@JonnyDIY yeah try $150 labor that’s like really ridiculous if u ask me! I don’t know maybe it was because I’m a woman and they thought hum I can get over on this one! lol! Not this one buddy because I will try to find a way to do things myself always have but that is really a big difference if u ask me!

@@JonnyDIY oh I’m sorry THANK U AND GOD BLESS U FOR GETTING BACK TO ME SO QUICKLY

@@GODSWARNING2114 you're welcome, good luck! 🙌👍

A little boiling water wont hurt and the pressure if minimal. Do as you will 👍

@@JonnyDIY "Do as you will" makes plumbers and other tradesmen a lot of money. So keep "doing as you will." Channels like yours help plumbers retire with fat retirement accounts. And the dumb pressure advice is earlier in the video, boiling water as a flippant comment at the end. You don't even remember your own advice.

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If car is new and is still under warranty or extended manufacturers warranty just take in to dealer early in morning to service department on your day off as a walk in. They should be able to fix it quick. Sounds like minor issue.

Try to remove top cap. Many have said theirs had 1 screw under it they needed to undo first to take out

That's usually normal. Look at the pressure reading when the air conditioner kicks on with car running

I've fixed them a multitude of ways. As long as they hold air I'm happy 👍

🤣 I was too lazy to get one of my funnels 😄

@@JonnyDIY or poke a hole in the jugs lid :) but we get the gist ty

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It worked, but there is other ways for sure 👍

@@JonnyDIY yeah it will definitely work, but you should never use caulking as your glaze, but it is on your own home so understandably you can do it how u want . I own Trendsetters Home Solutions and I’d fire my guys for this though 😂

Regular ratchet strap. I think I got from Harbor Freight. They sell everywhere or can order online. I put link in description to the kind 👍

@@JonnyDIY thank you!!🩷

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That's my Dad's 1971. I need to do a bunch of work on it. But its never been at the top of priority list. Need to do brake master cylinder and rear wheel cylinder on it right now. The to do lists never seem to get shorter do they? 😂

🤣 You're so right! Same here. I pulled my car on a big tarp once to do oil change, it worked well could just wipe oil right off when spilled. But too lazy to do that and creeper doesn't roll well over it either 😆

Yes, you can use a thicker glue like e6000 with patch too

You're right good point, thanks for pointing that out 🙌 When I replaced dishwasher shortly after this I ran it with a loop to top 👍

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