Comments by "Dan\x27s Learning Curve" (@dans_Learning_Curve) on "Wrenching With Kenny" channel.

  1. I've taken apart many engines in in my 58 years! I've NEVER seen that much smoo in a crankcase! I wonder if this engine is a victim of 10 cans of oil stop leak? The oil appears to have the consistency of light grease! 😮
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  2. I also follow Eric O! Yes, there are good mechanics/techs out there! Do you follow Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics?
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  3. I wonder how long this engine lasted?! Any follow up?
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  4. Fairly new subscriber. Becoming one of my favorite channels!
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  5. Yes, more stories! It's good to know someone's backstory!
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  6. Was the customer charged anything for your time? 🤔
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  7. Thanks for showing how a possie rear end works! Never have had one apart!
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  8. Just when did he claim that?
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  9. It's gotta be true if on the internet!
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  10. I've replaced several CV axles. Thought, "What am I going to learn watching this one?". 1. Tapping on the opposite axle can push the one your working on out. 2. Put the gap on the retainer ring at the top! Thank you!
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  11. Thanks for the vibration tutorial!
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  12. In my opinion, that filter off of the Jeep, was ~75% plugged?
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  13. Sometimes they get what they're handed and have to build around it. I've done some design work. There are a lot of obstacles they avoided. However, I agree! This thermostat is stupid through and through!
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  14. I installed 5 studs in an auto parts parking lot because studs started breaking during a road trip. The whole strut and wheel bearing was from a salvage yard. We hit something on the road which took out the strut and bearing. Studs probably had been over torqued before I got it. Lucky I was able to put them in without pulling the hub. Manually crank each stud in. Had to improvise because the lack of tools at hand.
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  15. What was the problem?
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  16. I put an engine in a car that I shouldn't have! Totally rusted out! The owner was young and using the car as a learning experience. Everything turned out okay. I used that experience to advise another person that the only thing keeping his Dodge Dakota from folding in half was the box leaning against the back of the cab! Sure, I could have gotten it running if I drained the gas tank of diesel!
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  17. CVT's the next automotive weakness!
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  18. Did wheel bearings on an '05 Vue. Owner attempted the repair himself but couldn't get the old ones off. I had to remove parts from the vehicle and press them out! Reason for the story. When I had the car apart, I rotated the driver's side axle. Yep, someone really worked those spider gears! Ended up not only installing wheel bearings, but a transmission! https://youtube.com/shorts/_P3ULTG2idQ?feature=share
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  19. You got my interest mentioning Randy's. I don't live very far from their MN location! Thinking about rebuilding the transfer case on my '00 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Thank!
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  20. Does the fuel have contact with the intake runners and valves? I don't think so on GDI. How would running a lower rated octane fuel cause build up? The greater the octane number, the more resistance the fuel has to burn under compression.
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  21.  @lowbudgetbob1155  not sure where he's getting his information....
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  22. Engine sucked water into that cylinder. Like Kenny said, "Water doesn't compress." Piston comes up to the point it hits the water and stops. The rod bens. Since the rod is bent, it's shorter. On its way down at the bottom, it hits the crankshaft counter weight. The piston skirt takes a hit, breaks off. The rest is history.
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  23. Gonna hit him with a sub! Maybe one day he can tell me some of the options that can with my late father's 1958 Plymouth Suburban. Profile picture.
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  24. Algorithm boost
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  25. Noticed the outside of the first rotor is drastically worn thinner than the inside. I don't think that just started the one day he told you. Lots of material removed!
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  26. Do you remember when wheel cylinder kit were available in over size? They also included a little bubble of assembly lube for the rubber cup and piston. I remember my first encounter with disk brakes. '71 Plymouth. The rotor was roughen up by metal on metal. I took an angle grinder, when I put the grinding wheel on the disk, it started rotating. Perfect! New surface! Was it too thin? Probably. It lasted the life if the car. LoL 😂😆 I was probably 15-17 years old.
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  27. Why are manufacturers going away from spin on filters?
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  28. The piston in the master cylinder goes past the hole that lets fluid in front the reservoir. Fluid is blocked off.
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  29. I believe the name of the rods are fractured.
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  30. How many miles were on the existing belt? How close were you to having the old belt off and replace it?
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  31. ​ @deanmeyer1815 I believe you are correct. Kenny just got the car.
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  32. The world may never know!!
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  33. ​@bread-chan YEP 👍
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  34. Question: 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 Scanner shows lower than battery voltage in the BCM. Scanner shows true battery voltage other than the BCM.
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  35. Project Farm Farm did battery testing. Walmart's EverStart got a high rating. Do a search.
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  36. ECM keeping the coil continuously energized ? 🤔
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  37. He would have only changed the clutch if it was available separately.
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  38. Bought my '03 Forester with the seller claiming it needed head gaskets. Turns out, the lower radiator hose clamp had broken on the non-adjustable side. Don't have a vehicle diagnosed over the phone!
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  39. RMR great channel!
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  40. Appreciate your videos!
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  41. EXCELLENT!
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  42. Learn from other people's mistakes, you don't have enough time to make them all yourself! 😂
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  43.  @vistakay  the water pressure is also pushing the valve tighter. If the water could be pushed through the valve sealing surfaces, it wouldn't hold back the forces of the combustion.
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  44. ​ @j.b.9895 even buying a used car.... How do we know the maintenance history of it? I think your suggestions are a good idea!
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  45.  @daveg1795  thank you for that correction!
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  46. Great tip! Will stick into my memory for when the need arises!
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  47. My channel name is to show I'm always learning, and hopefully, people watching will realize they have an opportunity to add something new to their memory bank. (They don't know everything!)
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  48. I believe some people have checked into what I believe is a myth that there's too much clutch material in various pockets in the fluid system. If the fluid is changed, that material gets broken loose and causes transmission failure. I changed the fluid in a 350,000+ Toyota Camry transmission and didn't have any issues. Haven't had enough experiences to really prove it's not a myth.
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  49. Any suggestions for insurance for small time mechanics?
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  50. How much overfill is too much? Getting into the rotating assembly is too much! Some people get alarmed if it's 1/2 qt overfilled.
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  51.  @Derek8487  yes, that is amazing! I don't think I could squat like that! LoL 🤣😆 maybe when I was a kid!
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  52. '97 Accord. Found out that I only had one shot at entertaining the number correctly. If wrong, I'd disconnect the battery and start over. Code was hand written in the owner's manual.
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  53. Story time!
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  54. sToReY tImE! 😊
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  55. Wasn't aware of flipping selfie mode!
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  56. ​ @21Piloteer  agree 👍
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  57. Did they take it for the weekend? 🤔
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  58. Yeah, it was a bit annoying. I'll cut him some slack. Learning a lot from him.
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  59. Awesome 👍😎
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  60. Is the "new" stuff better? Just picked up a '13 Equinox with 170,000 on it. Just drove it from Las Vegas to MN. Did well on oil. Will be working on the area around the water pump. There's some leaking antifreeze there. Will be draining the cooling system. Should I put dexcool back in it?
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  61. A friend was very proud of the miles he had on his car. It stopped running, and I helped him determine that it needed a computer. I got it running, but looked it over. Suggested that he stop driving it. It was so rotted out, if he was in an accident, it would crumble!
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  62. Stopped the video at 3:23. Honestly, didn't go farther than that. You hooked the yellow hose directly to the bulk refrigerate tank.
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  63. Yep! I sure wish YouTube would have notifications on by default! Being a fairly new creator, it's a pain saying that stuff every video!!
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  64. I see Detroit Axle has a 10 year warranty. Interesting... Have you had to claim warranty?
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  65. You have an opportunity to have a very successful channel! I hope YouTube treets you well for retirement!
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  66. Great job keeping it real! "Not a fancy recording studio."
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  67. The word "new" is over used! New coil could be one from a salvage yard.
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  68. ​ @WrenchingWithKenny  they probably only ran it long enough to say it wasn't knocking or blowing blue smoke. Who knows if the cooling system was hooked up?!
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  69. What car?
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  70. MoPar = More Parts No joking.
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  71. '99 Toyota Camry 3.0 Got it cheap at 309,000+ miles. It wasn't going into lockup. Pulled the valve body and replaced the lockup solenoid. It now has lock up.
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  72. Did a 5 stud change out mid journey in an auto parts parking lot.
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  73. Many times they're working around other groups with different assignments.
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  74. Just picked up a rust free '13 Equinox. 170,000+ on it. Was concerned about oil consumption while driving it to MN from Vagas. Oil did fantastic! Didn't have to add any the whole trip. Did smell antifreeze. Checked the coolant cap and found the O-rings were hard and flat. Replaced the cap. Still smelled antifreeze. Looks like the water pump is leaking. Don't know if it's the mounting gasket or the seal it's self. Will check into it further.
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  75. Common sense isn't so common!
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  76. What does "SYNERGY" mean?
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  77. Big Fancy Hammer
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  78. Another way to find a current draw. Anytime current is flowing, there's voltage drop. If voltage is flowing through a fuse, there'll be voltage drop from one side to the other. With a meter in DC voltage, place the probs on each side. There are charts available showing what the voltage showing on the meter and size of fuse to the amount in amperage is being drawn on that fuse. This way, you're not waking up modules by power cycling them and having to wait for them to time out.
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  79. I use the like button to indicate I've watched the video. Yes, that pesky bell 🔔! It would be nice if notifications were turned on by default!
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  80.  @TheFrenchPug  so much for those thoughts! LoL 😂😂😆
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  81. ​ @WrenchingWithKenny  You are a great person! Keep wrenching! Thank you for your videos! I'll be careful when I change the pump on my '13 Equinox 2.4L 170.000+ miles. Doing great on oil consumption. Slight leak by the water pump.
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  82. Yes, he's good!
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  83. My '00 Jeep Grand Cherokee is showing below battery voltage on the scanner. Thinking it might be a ground issue.
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  84. My '03 Forester. Previous owners son driving it. Car overheats. Son calls dad. Dad calls his mechanic. Mechanic says: "Subarus are known to blow head gaskets.". He lists it as needing gaskets. I go test drive it. Car looks good and drives well. I bring antifreeze along thinking I'd need to add some on my hour or so drive home. Lost some, smelled antifreeze, but didn't loose enough to cause issues. Fast forward to the first oil change. I found a broken lower radiator hose clamp. Yep, the place of the leak! I drove the car for 2 more years until I got tired of smelling burnt oil from the leak on the head gasket oil return galleries. When I got the heads machined, that was the last place to clean up. Don't have your car diagnosed over the phone!
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  85. Just picked up a '13 Equinox. 170,000 miles. Drove it from Vegas to MN. Didn't use any oil. Runs well.
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  86. Many times hindsight is 20-15! Better than perfect vision!
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  87. Car engines have " motor mounts"! Go figure!😂😅
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  88. ​ @davidr208  yep, he was one of the first guys I subscribed to for auto repair. After I found other channels, he got dropped!
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  89. On my '00 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the 4.7, the tensioner was stuck very similar.
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  90. I sincerely hope you're joking! Once a guy gets older, they learn to work smarter not harder! It takes one serious back injury to put one out of commission for awhile or even life.
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  91.  @WrenchingWithKenny  interesting!
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  92. Why are the manufacturers going back to cartridge oil filters?
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  93. My guess they just bought it.
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  94. LoL 😂😆 I guess this video isn't for you then. I was entertained that he was able to figure it out like he did.
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  95. New one for me too! Just had a gander at their site.
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  96. Replaced the head gasket on this Honda. Started right up, ran and then died. Should have just replaced the distributor. But, as you can tell, it still has spark! https://youtube.com/shorts/wY3SCWqVw7E?feature=share
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  97.  @ewconway  you're so welcome! I had to think about it for a bit also! I like things explained to me when I ask. What seems obvious to one person isn't so obvious to another.
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  98. Algorithm boost
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  99. Flat line?
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  100. Need to tell viewers to ring that pesky bell to get notifications. Many people don't know and think that they'll be notified with just a subscription.... Sure wish YouTube would have notifications on by default when someone subscribes. 🤔
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  101. At work, where I recently started, we have this contact cleaner called "No-Flash". I told a guy that had been there a few years that it is non-flammable. He looked at me blankly, and then read the can...
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  102. Grinning through the whole stories! Please keep them coming!😂😂😅
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  103. Awesome gift! I'm featuring my late father's 1958 Plymouth Suburban on my channel. Check out the car on the left in my profile picture. I mentioned and shown that I was missing one hubcap. A guy contacted me and sent me one that he could have easily sold for just under $100! Playlist on my channel.
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  104. Like me, he's a beginner videographer just staring out. I'm sure he'll improve as he goes. Editing videos is an art in it's self!
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  105. Congratulations 🎉! Happy for you!! Looks like lots of lawn to mow! Please consider getting a zero turn mower! It'll save you 1/4-1/2 time mowing! I don't mowe with anything else!
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  106. Excellent story!
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  107. Also in central MN. Also an old car guy. Playlist of the car in my profile on my channel if you're interested.
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  108. My late father taught me about ATF for a stuck lifter. Here's a link to my car and the the car he had growing up. https://youtu.be/9jJxV_qSNmg
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  109.  @WrenchingWithKenny  excellent!
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  110. How much crud do you get out of the catch can? How often do you empty it? 🤔
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  111. Worked at a farm equipment dealership for a bit. Definitely would have liked to have a ball joint press for this job! One thing I learned there are the names of each part of the joint. -The whole assembly is the U-Joint. -The part with the cups is called the 'Cross'. (I also called it U-Joint.) -The other two parts are 'Yokes'.
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  112.  @fireballxl-5748  umm, did you watch the video? What each item was called?
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  113. Congratulations on passing 100,000 subscribers!!
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  114. Cotter pins aren't a fatigue item. The nut isn't constantly working it back and forth. I do get amused at people's concerns about reusing one!
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  115. I'm sure the car was the color she wanted and the sales person just squeezed her in on financing! It probably requires premium fuel, and lots expensive synthetic oil!
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  116. Great HF review! Yes, they've come a long way!! I wish YouTube would have notifications turned on when the subscribe button is hit! Talking to people I've found that lots of them don't know about it!
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  117. 1976 Chevette had one of those. I replaced it with a Hastings that had a removable filter.
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  118. How about the hose on my brother's 2005 Suzuki Firenza?! https://youtu.be/ckqmyuT9bG0
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  119. Just picked up a '97 Accord. Buddy owned it for many years. Hit a deer. Still drivable. Will either be pulling the dent or replacing the fender and hood. Good cars! I don't remember if it has a sunroof..
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  120. Yep! Ring that pesky bell! I don't know why YouTube doesn't have notifications turned on when they hit subscribe. I'm working on growing my channel. In person, I've had to help people that were excited about my late father's 1958 Plymouth Suburban (in profile picture) and weren't aware of having to turn on notifications.
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  121. 1997 Honda Accord struck a deer. The impact was enough to break the windshield washer nozzle! But if the pickup tube was still in the pump, but loose, may not be from the impact.
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  122. Congratulations on passing 75K!
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  123. Appreciate your videos!
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  124. What? Not sure which direction you're going with this?
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  125.  @Derek8487  it definitely amazing how many of them are missing toes!
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  126. Here's a good example of why pulling the wheels of when checking brake pad thickness is necessary. My Mother-in-law's vehicle. Driver's rear inside pad was just about worn out. Told her to tell the guy who works on it it needs rear brakes. Because there was plenty of meat on the outside pad, they brushed off the concern. Turns out, the pads were stuck solid in their clips! Each time the brakes were used, a bit of brake material got worn away because the pad weren't retracting. I ended up replacing that side. https://youtu.be/47zu-yG-3Io
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  127. Was this the issue with the car?
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  128. The round tapered gapping tool. Never had one. I take it the gap can be opened up by twisting. Right?
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  129. I wonder how many quotes like that people have fallen for?
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  130. '85 Dodge 1 Ton plow truck. Was having starting issues. Took the air filter housing off. Reached across the manual choke cable and got a nasty burn on my arm! Yep, the engine was grounding through the choke cable!!! Added a ground from the battery to the engine. There was a 10g wire that also wasn't happy! It's insulation started to drip! If the truck runs, I use it. If it doesn't run, and plowing needs to be done, I'm fixing it. https://youtu.be/UefTSD0rur4
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  131. Eric O had a gal bring in the car she just bought. He put it on the lift. Just about as bad as this truck. She actually got her money back with Eric O's help.
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  132. "I'm going to be saving the fluid." Please do that with the lubrication of your engine!
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  133. Next time you replace a fuel pump, cut the old one open. I'm sure many people haven't seen the insides. They probably don't know that gas flows through the motor to cool it.
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  134. Fairly new subscriber. I'll definitely check out both prices next time.
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  135. '95 Windstar. ABS would come on under 5 MPH when slowing down. Found the adjustable rear wheel bearings loose and the sensors rusted a bit and made them a bit farther away from the tone ring. Adjusted bearings, issue solved.
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  136. Do you have issues getting the oil fill off on that 4.7? I do on my '00 Grand Cherokee. Any tips besides a channel lock?
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  137. 🍿🥤🎥
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  138. Do they obtain a list of registered vehicles in their area?
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  139. Couldn't get the fan off of my '00 Grand Cherokee 4.7. However, the only thing that was leaking was the gasket. Was able to slip a gasket in and successfully seal it up.
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  140. Change the motor mounts on that engine! LoL 😂😆
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  141. Suggestion. Could you make playlists? Put this and the other related videos in it.
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  142. And keep the CAI?!
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  143.  @SuckIT-2000  probably. I have a buddy that's modified the intake on his Dodge dually diesel. He's also opened up the exhaust. He also has a tuner. When he starts it, it starts clean! However, when he cranks up the tuner, he still can roll the COAL !
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  144. Tap the the three dots to the right. It'll give you an option to edit. I just edited this and added this sentence.
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  145. MILs rear brake wore more on the inside. I mentioned to her to tell the place that does the majority of her maintenance, to check the rear brakes. I'm sure they didn't look at the inside pad! Here's a short video on the job. https://youtu.be/47zu-yG-3Io
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  146. Sure, I'll watch some more oil filter cutting open.
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  147. So, why can't the automotive manufacturers install a catch can as stock equipment? To be emptied during a oil change...
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  148. It definitely would be interesting to see what your valves look like!
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  149. Will my window regulators in my '58 Plymouth Suburban chop your fingers off? https://youtu.be/9jJxV_qSNmg
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  150. I'll listen to stories while you work! Just learned that you had your own shop!
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  151. Hey
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  152. Just opened the box to the scanner. Probably close to the first time working on one.
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  153. Interesting!! Makes sense!
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  154. Algorithm boost
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  155. ​ @LesReeves  how do you know?
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  156. Not like there aren't any other channels on YouTube!
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  157. Algorithm boost
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  158. Do you do complete fluid exchange on brake fluid?
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  159. 1998 Windstar With power full time to the fuel pump I could hit the tank and the pump would run. Hit it again and it would stop!
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  160. You met Rainman Ray?!
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  161. Bleed a few systems over the years. Haven't seen this one, YET . Will definitely keep it in mind!
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  162. What are your thoughts about changing high mileage fluid other than just saying not to?
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  163. Story time!
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  164. He probably wrote that! LoL 🤣😆
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  165. Thought I'd come and check out your first video!! We get better as we make them!
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  166. ​ @WrenchingWithKenny  as a person who has designed a few items, sometimes engineers get to work around a previous engineer's work. Then their hands are basically tied.
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  167. Or it holds on TIGHT!
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  168. 2006 Suburban. 4X4 Would loose oil pressure when hot. Changed: 1. Pressure sensor (checked screen) 2. Pickup O-ring (old one good) 3. Oil pump (old one good) Yes, I dropped the front differential and oil pan. I don't know what he eventually did with it. It did have a lifter tick. I'm wondering if the cam bearings were wiped out bleeding oil out? I believe the millage was around 150k. He wanted to sell it. He pondered disconnecting the alarm, which I didn't approve of, but theLow oil pressure alarm was interical to the sound system. Anyone have any insight?
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  169. Another type of differential I haven't seen! Seeing new things is why I watch mechanics on YouTube!
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  170. My thoughts too!
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  171. Do tell more!
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  172.  @DavidLeslie65  I have the red brick!
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  173. If you replace the whole rear end, how do you change for labor after taking this one apart?
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  174. Wheel bearing grease on the terminal inside before putting it on the battery. Yes, it'll conduct. No it won't corrode. https://youtu.be/IebpgDklL8w
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  175. Out of WACK . . . . . . Give it more WACK!😅
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  176. Your channel is doing well!
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  177. Always teaching!
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  178. But now he knows he could have figured it out without pulling the cover. That would move my want closer!
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  179. Algorithm boost
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  180. You're a good man!
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  181. Had a 1980 Dodge Colt. It still had points! Had a parts guy aruge with me that it was electronic ignition.
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  182. ​ @WrenchingWithKenny  😊
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  183. LoL 🤣 o We removed the microphone from a telephone. Hooked up the phone to our line. We could listen in without being heard.
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  184. The one from the ceiling has to hold on TIGHT! 😉 May you never forget this bit of trivia!
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  185. Great review!
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  186. You know, I'll always thought that people should just watch in stages. However, I've come to the conclusion that breaking it up one just has to wait for the conclusion that much longer. Many creators I play their videos at 1.5+ playback speed. Does cut back on viewing time. Don't know if YouTube gives literal hours watched or video actual length. My 25¢! LoL 😂😆
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  187. Story time please! Stop killing Hondas!
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  188. Always good insite and advice! Keep wrenching!
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  189.  @vegasfordguy  yes, not sure where this advice comes from?!
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  190. ​ @billthepainter5106 thank you!! I've searched but for some reason couldn't find it!!
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  191. Did you or the shop get paid anything for time used?
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  192. How can a connection that's not loose have intermittent conducting issues?
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  193.  @TheFrenchPug  make sure you're logged into YouTube. Many times, if it looks like you've been unsubscribed, or notifications turned off you're not logged in. Let me know if I'm thinking correctly.
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  194. Rust builds up under the ring and eventually pushes it off of the axle. (Rust jacking)
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  195.  @jthonn  You're probably correct. They should know what to not see looking under the vehicle the next time the ABS light turns on. LoL
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  196. Yep! Keep your theam of your intro!
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  197. Your videos are getting better! Who paid for your time enlarging the manifold exit hole? Did the parts store have others in stock? Oh KEEP WRENCHING!
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  198. 1967 Chevy Bel air. 283 two speed automatic. Driving 55-60 MPH. Didn't think I had it in drive. Shifter had some slop in it. I bump the shift lever up. Well, I WAS in D! Now, I have it in R! Yes, tires sqeeled! Tranny still worked fine after that! LoL 😂😅
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  199. Algorithm boost
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  200. I replaced the head gasket on this Honda Civic. It started up and ran, then stalled. As you can see in the video, it does have spark! Another place replaced the distributor. It ran. https://youtube.com/shorts/wY3SCWqVw7E?feature=share
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  201. How much would it cost for you to look over a prepurchase vehicle?
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  202. I was going to post this as a question.
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  203. Pulled the dash on my '00 Jeep Grand Cherokee to replace the evaporator coil. Now I have a beater with a heater AND AC!
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  204. Chains can rattle and the engine still run. Now, if the chain jumped a tooth or more, definitely more of a chance of not running.
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  205. Air powered Venturi vacuum pump from Harbor Freight would well if you have a compressor that can keep up. I recently got a 5hp compressor that should do the job. https://youtu.be/h1Ippqg9YzE
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  206. Plymouth Sundance. Heater core was plugged. My car. Was supposed to pull the dash. I took the lower fasteners out, opened the hatch, hooked a come-a-long to it and the bottom of the dash. Pulled it out far enough to RnR the core.
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  207. How about 1958? Car's in my profile picture.
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  208. I've wondered if a catch can or an oil separator would keep the gunk out of the intake. Looks like I've found my answer! However, my newest vehicle is an '03!
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  209. Algorithm boost
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  210. LoL 😂😆 I'm sure he might break it out sometime! The problem I find with manuals is a lot of the information I already know! I have to be board and Wade through that stuff to get to the bits I'm looking for. Sometimes I could write the manual better.
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  211. My question also. 🤔
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  212. I believe the oil pressure going to the lifters rely on a tight tolerance between the lifter and the bore. Too much clearance, oil pressure would be compromised.
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  213.  @jthonn  I've seen other shops send the block out for the lifter boar to be machined and a sleeve installed.
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