After constantly getting low flow error code 02 on my Bestway Saluspa Ibiza inflatable hot tub I finally decided to disassemble it and make a slight adjustment and modifcation and have had zero issues since. First off checking the water filter is a good idea in case that is the actual problem. If that doesn't work we remove the cover and trim a limiting nub off the sensor switch arm to allow the magnet to travel closer to the switch and make it more sensitive. Also this is a no-drain method allowing you to temporarily cap off the inlet and outlet lines to keep the water inside the pool while you make the modifications. Remember to unplug the unit before doing any repairs.

Replacing the rusty oil pan on my 2016 Ram 1500. A new Dorman oil pan is put in with Permatex Ultra Copper silicone gasket to seal it. ** Note that this replacement was done with the front differential removed making the job much easier *** The oil pan installed in the video is available from PartsMatrix here: https://www.partsmatrix.com/s/dorman-264-260-engine-oil-pan/2016/Ram/1500--53021334AF-4893207AA Use coupon code NHBH to save on your order

Here I document the steps I took to install a cheap aftermarket backup camera in my 2009 Nissan 370z. I connected the camera to my aftermarket tesla-style touchscreen from squarewheels auto.

Once again I set up a little easter scavenger hunt with little puzzles and games.

Swapping out factory style OEM halogen low beam headlight bulbs for new AUXITO Ultra Bright LED lights in a 2014 Honda Civic SI coupe. Installation was pretty straight forward but a little tricky on the passenger side. This was done without removing the headlights from the car but that may be an option for some people. These lights are super bright and perform very well on the road giving the best view possible. Link to AUXITO LED lights used in video: https://www.auxito.com/products/2014-2015-honda-civic-coupe-headlight-bulb-low-beam?ref=3DubbhbqHqhv72&variant=43954238652660 More products from AUXITO: https://www.auxito.com/3DubbhbqHqhv72 Music used in this video: The Angels Weep by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/

In this episode I am replacing broken exhaust manifold bolts on my 2016 Ram 1500. I had an exhaust leak and found 2 broken header bolts which turned out to be the source of the ticking noise I have been hearing for some time. To remove the bolts I weld a washer to the head of the bolt then fill a nut with weld on top of the washer to get a good amount of heat into the stud freeing it from the cylinder head. In this video I only remove the right bank exhaust manifold and replace the exhaust manifold gasket as well. All new bolts were installed and the truck sounds like new again. Exhaust manifold gasket is available from PartsMatrix.ca: https://www.partsmatrix.com/s/crown-automotive-5045496AA-exhaust-manifold-gasket/2016/Ram/1500

In this video I document the steps taken to diagnose and repair a soft feeling brake pedal in a 2002 Ford Mustang. First looking for a leak in the brake lines, fitting and calipers, then bleeding the brake system. Next replacing the brake master cylinder and adjusting the brake pedal push rod. And finally completely removing the ABS pump, module and valve assembly. Note that this car was manufactured before ABS was mandatory on cars in Canada and was available with or without ABS. In the end removing the ABS system solved our problem, and while replacing the system with a new pump or module may have also worked, this was a cheaper alternative and should be trouble-free in the future. 00:00 Intro 00:34 Inspecting for leaks 00:55 Bleeding the system 01:15 Test Drive 01:27 Master Cylinder 01:49 Bench Bleeding 02:13 Adjusting Pushrod 02:38 Test Drive 02:42 ABS Delete 02:57 Removing Pump 03:12 Flaring lines 03:26 Reconnecting Lines 03:38 Problem Solved

Replacing a broken rear upper shock mount on a 2007 Mazda 3. These are made of aluminum and corrode over time which leads to them breaking quite easily. I'm replacing it with a steel one what is much more robust and should last much longer. Replacement part used: Dorman 924-412HP This product is available from Parts Matrix: SKU 1ACB138

In this video, I take you through the step-by-step process of replacing the three wheel hub bearings on my 1984 Belarus MTZ-102 Tractor. This episode covers essential tractor maintenance, including the tools needed for bearing replacement, tips for removing and installing wheel hub bearings, and troubleshooting common issues. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, you'll find valuable insights to keep your Belarus tractor running smoothly. Join me for this detailed tutorial on tractor repairs and maintenance. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tractor maintenance tips and tricks!