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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Appreciate your channel so much! Thank you for taking the time to educate us all π€
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Had a Volvo tech show me how to determine if its the belt or pulley to just spray a little WD40 on the belt while running if it stops its the belt. Works like a charm !!
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I used to use water to locate belt noise. A squirt bottle works great.
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Receipt paper is a random thing I keep in my toolbox. Itβs just the right thickness to hold bolts into sockets and prevent them from falling out while Iβm installing them in tight places
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Also works great for rounded bolts. Put some on the head and your socket will grip better
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Yoooooo I just found your channel today, and I'm already learning things I never knew in all my years of working on cars. Cheers π»
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Great tips Faye!!
Really love your sweet and honest personality. You make me feel so much better and not so down, after listening to you!!!
Thanks
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These shortz are equivalent to those rare candies that once unwrapped it has wisdom and advice inside.
Thanks Faye for being our daily dose of candy.
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Awesome timing that I see this. The belt/pulleys on my truck started making noise this past week. Will try this out tomorrow. You rock Faye! π
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Hey Faye...I was installing some new injectors on a fuel rail last night. I did the job away from home and forgot my silicone grease for the o-rings to seat into the rail. Had an old chapstick in my truck...worked like a charm π
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Hey Faye, Thank you for the tip. Back in the old days we used Bees Wax on V-Belts squeaking. We held a chunk on the belt while the engine was running and it would usually stop the noise in seconds. A lot of times it would give the belt some break-in time and the noise never came back. So it was long term, or reapply and toss out the belt. ben/ michigan
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I'm just in Love!π€£ wish i was 30 again ! Hell of a mechanic
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Sometimes the ribbed side of the belt can slip as well. So I will try that on both sides.
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Just a question I've been a mechanic for about 48 years and I've done the same except with my reasoning the squeak was the underside of the belt because the belt becomes polished over time so my way of thinking was to rough it up on the underside of the belt and the sweek is gone, but by putting the compound on top I'm just wondering about your reasoning. I'm always trying to learn new ways of doing things, and you are very knowledgeable and I look forward to hearing from you. Thank and have a great day π
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"Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue"
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I stumbled onto your videos. Bravo for making videos with quick fast info. Thank you. I will be subscribing.
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Look at you, teaching this old dog a new trickπβοΈ Here's one for you, I keep my old guitar strings to clean out carburetor jets
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In the aircraft industry we use valve grinding compound all the time. On the tips of apex screwdriver bits vs stuck screws or stripped screw heads. It adds a lot of grip and probably enough to move the stuck hardware.
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Faye, that's brilliant! Awesome tip!!!
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@markconley9279
1 year ago
Put a dab of that on the tip of a screwdriver for a partially stripped screw and increase the grip a thousand percent. Works on sockets too. It has to be water based, however. The little bits of carbide in there bite into the metal.
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