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  1. We are a devoted Toyota brands family and I am an avid viewer of this channel and greatly value the education I get from you. As an owner of vehicles that are powered by several of the engines mentioned in this video (1997 4Runner, 2008 ES350, 2008 SC430, 2017 GX460, 2019 4Runner TRD OR) I enjoyed the history lesson and your expert opinions. Wishing everyone a happy new year!
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  2. God Bless for what you do. I'm a Toyota man. Purchased 3 new in my life time. Almost 30 years with my '96 4x4 Tacoma šŸ˜
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  3. Folks if you are hiring an electrician to install a level 2 charger in the garage you may as well go big and have installed a 40 amp charge plug and 50 amp breaker. It will only charge the Prime with the 3.3 kWh onboard charger at a rate of 16 amps and charge speeds are 4.5 hours from empty but what if you decide to buy a Tesla in a few years? That 16 amp charge plug and the inferior wire the electrician pulled and the 20 amp breaker will all need replaced unless you are ok waiting almost 3 times longer for the Tesla to charge vs a 40 amp. Just a suggestion. A 40 amp will dial down to the 16 amps the Prime will accept besides the cord on a 40 amp is beefier and will not get hot when charging your Prime.
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  4. Probably the best mechanic channel on YouTube. A gods honest, working garage who just happen to make great videos instead of fake mechanics just making content. Plus, huge respect to AMD for being self made and realising your dream.
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  5. My favorite Toyota expert, Thanks for the grade AAA content.
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  6. What a wonderful world this would be if we had more technicians like AMD. It is so sad that so many shops are just gouging people Or donā€™t know what theyā€™re doing or donā€™t care. I take great care of my vehicles so I donā€™t have to visit a shop. I DIY what I can and drive for longevity.
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  7. Iā€™ve worked on Mercedes-Benz exclusively for 25 years. Thereā€™s a reason I just bought a 2020 4Runner TRD Proā€¦šŸ˜‰
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  8. I worked for a machine shop when I was just out of high school. The owner took me under his wing and trained me in every department in the shop. I'm now 64 years old, and I still appreciate everything he did for me, including gifting me a beautiful Gershner wooden toolbox, which I still have. Thanks to the CCN for making a lifetime memory for Diego.
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  9. I HAVE THIS EXACT PROBLEM. I have a 4Runner with that exact seat configuration that shows the same exact issue. Itā€™s a rare config so nobody has a repair guide for it and I couldnā€™t figure it out. What a gift!
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  10. A local dealer owes you a commission check. I watched your video on the GX 460 and ended up with a 2016 GX.
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  11. My parents owned a 4 family house that we lived in too. Always helped my Dad paint and do electrical & plumbing & carpentry fixes. Never thought of it as "on the job training" when I was a teenager. Saved me thousands of dollars over the years with home ownership. Still have a few tools we used.... great memories.... Thanks Dad....you are missed.
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  12. I have 2 new Toyotas. 19 4runner and 21 Tacoma. This is a genuine mechanic. He tells it all. We need more people like him, across the board
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  13. Had lots of toyotas in my time, but never knew the oil procedure. Always thought it was at cold temperature. Simple logic but true. Learn new stuff everyday.
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  14. For those of you wondering what the TSB is for the A/C auxiliary fan is, it is TSB 63-18
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  15. I don't have any experience with this generation but I put over 300k miles on a 2005 Prius. It was the most trouble free car I have ever owned. It just finally wore out.
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  16. Toyota is #1 .. As a former Honda employee who assembled cars in the main US factory then moved into the maintenance group of the major factory equipment for over 25 years all I can say is listen to The Car Care Nut. Yup , I drive a Toyota now. RAV4. I did previously drive a Honda Fit Sport. It was super reliable but way too noisy also. Some day I'll own a Lexus RX350
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  17. OMG the "messy" cabinet was nothing like what I expected. It seems extremely well-organized.
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  18. Jose is gaining experience from the master, that he cannot learn from anywhere else. While $1800 seems excessive, having Ahmed do it properly, and knowing it won't need to be done again, is worth it.
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  19. Congratulations brother. Iā€™ve been following you for awhile. Itā€™s cool to see the growth in your business and the family side. Grace and peace to you and the family
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  20. Coolant is definitely an issue. You hit it on the spot. I've got 3 vehicles, pushing close to 200k without any issues. I change my my coolant once a year, with vehicle recommended type. So many different types. And yes use OEM parts. Preemptive maintenance is the best. BTW. That is a complex job. You make it look easy because you've done this for a while. I give you triple thumbs up. You know your stuff.
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  21. AMD, as a fellow mechanic, I salute you for your honesty and humility.
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  22. I used to have a 2015 ES350. It was so quiet and smooth, when stopped at an intersection I would have to double check the RPM gauge just to make sure it was on! It was whisper quiet!
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  23. I'll say it over and over WITHOUT hesitation. My 2018 Camry has proven to be way more reliable than my Accord. Nuff said.
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  24. Hello from Greece!
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  25. You're really taking these videos to the next level, in visual quality but also educational information as well
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  26. I build the Camry every day... 10k people do here in Kentucky. Best car on the market... Also on the transmission, we had a physical transmission change early on. I am on the engine line and install the transmissions on them....
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  27. This guy is the most honest mechanic Iā€™ve ever seen. Treats the customers money like his own. Coincidentally I just bought an 09 Camry for our daughter. Only has 154k on it so should have a long life ahead.
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  28. What a lucky employee you are Jose', to have a boss that's take care of you like this. Glad the damage was nothing too major. Take care of that GX, beautiful car.
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  29. hey bro i love you
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  30. I can't wait for these huge plastic front grills to go out of style.
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  31. Congratulations on integrating graphics and circuit diagrams in your videos. Also love the teardown of the offending part and demonstrating what damage aftermarket redesigning can cause to an otherwise good operating system. $750 is a heavy price to pay for trying to improve the electrical circuitry. Let this video be a warning to future enthusiasts who would venture to trod the same pathway. The camera work, sound and lighting were excellent as was the explanation of the preventive measures needed to overcome these issues. I can now see that 2024 is going to be a year full of promise.
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  32. As a M. Tech myself I see it doesnā€™t matter whether you are from a dealer/ independent worker when you show no craftsmen ship or pride in your work you deserve not to touch any cars other than your own. I work on every car just as well as yourself doing on Toyota specially. One thing I can say if you are not aware on a certain vehicle as time to time I run into this is why we have service data. So why thing is doesnā€™t matter where you work cuz you have crap dealership and independent workers everywhere. Laziness has a lot to do with it and/or have no pride in their work making others like ourselves the dying breed look bad. I am glad to see I myself am not the only one who takes pride in what we do. God bless you and your family and those that you take care of.
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  33. Just bought a 2019 SE and actually learned quite a bit from this video. Very to the point, and itā€™s nice hearing from someone who actually has experience working on these cars. Really enjoyed it; thanks for sharing!!
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  34. I love these kind of videos when he sits down and feels like heā€™s talking to you one on one. I actually finish the video knowing Iā€™ve learned something new.
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  35. Youā€™re one of the very few people I have ZERO CONCERN about being able to get this car dialed in.
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  36. This guys gotta be protected at all costs. Iā€™m so lucky to have stumbled upon this channel. God bless!
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  37. No BS A Toyota Master Tech. Rght to the Point with useful information. These are the best Toyota ones on YouTube
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  38. I bought my first Lexus late last year. Honestly they should be the benchmark for other car companies to follow, they are simply a pleasure to drive above and beyond most.
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  39. Lots of good advice here, especially about doing a walk around to inspect the body before you take delivery. I finished the test drive of the Camry XSE I reserved and almost as an afterthought my wife and I did the walk around. We spotted a series of small indentations on the right rear fender and on the fuel filler door on the opposite side. It was only visible from an obtuse angle. It was going to be a very difficult repair and it was going to be a deal breaker for me. Fortunately, they had an identical car on the lot so they offered to make the swap, and that is the car I ended up with. Even though it was raining, we did a walk around on the replacement car as well and that turned out much better. You can't be too careful, especially when it is so difficult and expensive to get a vehicle in this market.
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  40. To bump the speed to proper rpm for bleeding, I took a 1x1 length of lumber, put one end on the gas pedal & the other on the headrest. I used the power seat tilt to adjust to 2500 rpm... worked great!
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  41. Thatā€™s why you either find a good mechanic you trust or learn to work on your car! Ever since I started working on my car Iā€™ve had zero issues but I still wish I lived close to Car Care Nut he is a legend!
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  42. As a former mechanic/technician I must say this man is as good as can be expected, in other words he is excellent in what he does. His knowledge and experience is evident. The attention to details is really what repair and maintenance is all about. I would trust this guy.
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  43. When I tune in to Scotty Kilmer, I use it mostly for background noise; when I tune in to your channel, I sit down and pay attention to what you say. Thank you very much Mr. & Mrs. Car Care Nut.
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  44. I love this guy's honestly šŸ‘ŒšŸ‘
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  45. A great example for all the folks that complained about the starter being under the intake manifold, "be careful what you wish for" :) Great video!
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  46. My mate has one. 560 000km 4.2 diesel. I changed the timing belt and it is mechanically simple to work on. No special tools required. It is the epitome of "simplicity is the cornerstone of robustness".
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  47. Iā€™m driving to Illinois to see you if my land Cruiser ever needs anything. I wouldnā€™t want anyone else touching it.
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  48. This is the man that sold me on my 4Runner. Bought with confidence at 168,000 miles and currently 248,000 4 years later šŸ‘
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  49. Please do not stop offering these educational classes. In todayā€™s society, we lack of having the understanding on how things work in the engine and its effects. As the saying goes. Knowledge is power. May God bless you AMED and continue educating us to strengthen our abilities to move forward in learning within the automotive technology.
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  50. 1 million subs, well deserved.
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