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No one is replying to this question, what device or OBD 2 tool is this?

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Getting old pushing 70 so sometimes I don't feel like changing the oil anymore plus my 2010 Corolla is a pain to even get to that filter. I have the plastic filter. Oil change time I decided to take it to Jiffy lube no waiting its a block from my house. Big mistake. I brought these idiots the oil and the oem filter and the oem gasket. I tipped the under the car guy as I usually do. Big mistake the dude must have thought a tip means put it on extra tight. They make you sit in the car now so as he's putting the oil canister on I see and feel the whole car jiggle like he's tightening the canister crazy hard. i scream Stop that!!!. 30 seconds of quiet then I feel it again same scream. i thought everyone knew not to slam that canister on. Fast forward a year later I can't get the canister off. I have a Dewalt AC Impact gun nope a 20 volt Dewalt Impact gun nope and a breaker bar with pipe extension nope its stuck on. I bought a really nice FORGED oil filter cap tool with 1/2 inch socket hole from amazon. its a heavy beast and stood up to ac powered dewalt. No paper necessary. People use paper cause the tool is a chinese pos. That forged cap got real hot under the dewalt ac gun. Will not come off. I use mechanics down the street once in a while let them take a shot at it. Going to buy some freeze spray and freeze the shit out of the cap. If I could get a breaker bar and a 4 foot long pipe extension under I bet it would come off but no room under there in the driveway. Beyond pissed off at Jiffy I will never ever ever use them again. Those jackasses charge $53 labor now too.

Hi, I know this is a very old post so really hope someone is still monitoring. Anyway, I have a super ugly whit glazed wood burning brick fireplace and have wanted to reface for a long time. Will this method work on glazed brick?

Bro I just completely busted it doing that😂😂😂

Those things blow…..get an aluminum replacement. …they blow too but not as bad…use the release to get most of the oil out and it helps to control the mess….did I mention that they blow…..Toyota, for real?

Man i just did that and that shit is not moving lol im stuckk

Thank you. Saved my weekend

thx for knowledgeable video man

Root problem here is Jiffylube and similar quick oil change vendors using impact wrench to take off and put on these filter caps (aside from the garbage oil they use)

Thanks for this great video I had a quick qustion how long did it take you to get those reviews

Yah, NO. Please don't fallow this guys advice. That mortar was way too thin. It should be thick like peanut butter. When you put it on your trowel, you should be able to turn it sideways and it stay on the trowel and come off with one flick of the trowel. Now putting the mortar on the brick is fine for this type of brick as it is already a very rough surface. It may not have needed a scratch coat. but if it is smooth or glazed brick, use metal lathe for the scratch coat to adhere to.

I had this problem on my Lexus

My car was just blowing air but no heat so I change the whole matrix unit by myself and now heater is working but the airflow blows down but not in front vents.. if anyone got any ideas please share so that I can fixed that problem thanks

Gorgeous! This is exactly what I want to do to our fireplace and an ugly white-painted brick wall! How well did it all hold up and grouting if I may ask?

Thank you so much!! Just what I needed.

It didn’t work ,I guess Square blocked it . I did fellow step by step ,Customer said it is not linkable

Luckily not for gen 2

You helped me change the background on my Toyota logos years ago… now you’re helping me again. Thank you!

Where did you get your stone veneers from? That is the look I have been wanting to do on my fireplace, but, I haven’t been able to fine those stones. Also, would it be okay to use a rubber mallet to tap the stones into place? Your video is very helpful. Thank you.

I tried everything had to resort to a chisel and a sledgehammer. Broke the old plastic one out to the point I could unscrew the rest of it. My recommendation is if you break a tab off trying to get it off go straight to the chisel and sledgehammer. You already have to replace it.

First time I did the oil change after dealer service expired on my 2018 rx350. I had the correct filter wrench and still rounded the filter. Used a chain/vice grip wrench. Did the trick.

The heavy-duty industrial grade NEMA 14-50 receptacles (Hubbell, Bryant) are constructed of fire-resistant Bakelite rather than injection-molded plastic, and their 4 contact springs are heavy-duty with heavy plating, specifically designed for thousands of insertion/removal cycles rather than a few dozen. They also feature specially plated clamp-style wiring connections with set screws which must be carefully tightened using a calibrated torque wrench. A side-by-side comparison is compelling, and there are a rapidly-growing number of photos of melted/scorched/burned NEMA 14-50 outlets posted on the Internet. Sadly, many of these dangerous receptacles were installed by licensed electricians. Prices of these receptacles are coming back down (~$75) now that supply is catching back up with demand. Less-expensive, lower-quality NEMA 14-50 receptacles are unsafe for EV charging and should all come with a warning that they are not designed for and must not be used for EV charging applications. Given the risk, home improvement stores (Home Depot, Lowes, ACE Hardware, etc) should completely stop selling them, and online stores should be required to have detailed warnings. The national wiring codes should also be updated appropriately. No one should die or lose their home over this issue. That said, a safer, more reliable option is to have an EVSE permanently wall-mounted with a dedicated, hard-wired connection rather than installing a NEMA 14-50 receptacle. And PLEASE hire a licensed, experienced electrician. Don't risk your home and loved ones to save a few bucks. Seriously. Now that the Tesla/NACS connector is being adopted for EV charging in 120/240Vac North America, the Tesla (Gen 3) Wall Connector EVSE is an excellent value with a large installed base and a well-earned reputation for safety and reliability.

great vid - thx you !

Very informative....thank you... now i know how this is done😊

Thanks for sharing. This did not work for me. I ended up bending a large screw driver - it was stuck so bad. Ended up using an impact wrench with min 1000 ft lb breakaway torque and a paper between the housing and filter socket.

Thank u very much

Gasoline also good for stubborn stains on vinyl. Use carefully and rinse immediately.

Thank u

Pack a bunch of dry ice around the cap for a few minutes and shrink it away from the surrounding, warmer metal. Do it while the engine is hot, and drain the oil from the housing first. That temperature shock should work.

I love how the boy running to the other side to show us more closely. Thats the spirit.

Tha fkn happened to me so tomorrow I’m going to do that 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

Thank you it worked so easy!!! I tried scrubbing and scrubbing with that goo gone and had no luck. The gas took it off immediately so ty

Thanks It's Really Helpful Work it perfect 👌👏👍

Thanks for the help!!

So ur sayin I gota buy a new car, got it 👍

It would be very helpful if you post the video when you remove it instead of telling us after, thanks though

This helps as I pan do the same all in downstair flooring. You have a nice floor color and hluse lay out.

I fucked up by over tighten the filter cap also forgot the seal too car was leaking oil on the driveway. Thank you so much and I learn my lesson.

How did you make it fit on the terminals ? I had to replace the negative with a bigger one, and the positive I had to open it to fit, it was an emergency but I’d like to make it right

Why wait for mortar to set?!?!? Also less water

water problem ?

Thanks for this video. Helped a lot.

Camera person needs to relax.

Camera person needs to relax.

Thank you! The Square reviews are so useless because no one sees them but me, yet they are the only reviews I'm getting from my clients! I hate asking my clients directly for Google and Yelp reviews, so hopefully this will help! Thanks again!

You can do it the way you said you can't. Very easily just takes a bit of know how and a tape measure.

definitely might have to in a few more oil changes

What about the screw in the bottom?