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Great video I like how ur approach and that u use logic instead fire parts all day

Thank you! I am going to try this to save $76. I broke the one that connects the temperature cooler sensor on my 2002 honda civic ex coupe. I have been calling various places and price ia the same. Apparently none makes anything to replace it. I tried the zip tie but i dont really know where to tie sonit wont slip

Great Video Thanks

Ahaha I'm just going use zip tie now if I have to ill bring out my torch lighter and heat shrink wire connectors

I use a 20 pound maul wedge shaped splitter. Raise it above my head, let it drop, one whack does it.

How is using the tool considered a hack? No leverage when the handle is already almost on the ground. Move the pipe to the lower hole and use some common sense .

Whatd you end up doing with it? Got one for free myself lol

Do you know where episode 7 is?

Love the video. Very humorous. Call me crazy, why would you continue to chop it with an hammer and wedge when you have a chainsaw?

Does the engine light turn off rite after removal and replacing?

Still have the turbo accord?

I want to turbo charge my accord but i am trucker and dont have home time. Do you have a shop i could take it to?

The internal plastic parts in the plug are made of crappy incorrect plastic and tend to crumble. Best solution is to buy cheap Chinese replacement plugs and insert the existing contacts/wires into new plugs. The life limited flexible parts REALLY should have been on the coil side.

Please wear gloves and safety glasses

What bar length is that?

Must have more than one wedge!

Time is money, just use the same RTV and put a dab across the top of the connectors to seal it together. It will also be intuitive to the next person who has to service it when they see the RTV, and they know to simply slice it apart with a blade to release.

You cheated bro

Not always it's the simple😅save a lot money 😂

I've used my Husqvarna axe a bit. As long as it small enough to put in the wood stove all is good.

very informative video. Lots of repair videos on your channel, Are you up for a collaboration? Hipa supplies parts for small engines and maybe we would work together to help more people in the community.

Good video this helps a lot thanks 👍🏾

What was the serial for the bar you used? I have one that runs like a top and i cant find a bar to save my life

even though that solder will hold for now, a better way is to start off how you did with the iron tinned by solder. But then holding the iron against the wire and waiting 2-3 seconds and allowing the copper wire to get hot enough. You want the copper wire itself to be hot but not enough to start melting the insulation near it. Once the wire is hot enough, applying solder you can watch it wick into the copper strands. You shouldn't have to "wipe" any of the solder on, it should flow on naturally. Using thinner solder will be easier and flow better on the smaller gauge wires. 0.032" solder is perfect for general car wiring, anything larger and you need an excessive amount of heat to actually get the solder to melt and flow into the joint.

Thank you! 66 yr old lady with an oak lying in my driveway. The chainsaw work was fun, (10” Black and Decker 20V cordless - I can handle it safely) but if I can split it folks will be delighted to take it away. Firewood is a commodity. Tree parts are trash. 🤔

Full video up, link updated on the short.

Just sorting mine now after hearing about the blocked drains that plague these vehicles 🤔I’ve made a secret cut on the carpet passenger side (right hand drive car)so I can quickly lift and check for damp and check the main wiring loom, I’ve made clearing the drains with a large bottle brush part of my cars service👍oh and whilst I’m here thanks to the nob who pushed the rubber drains up into the hole only to block them even more 😐good job 👎

YES! Thank god. Why didn't I think of that. I have thought how poorly it's designed. Thanks for posting this.

Great video! Love the references to Christ. Would you say that the main use of the Estwing Sure Split Wedge is for large rounds? Is it worth it if you're not generally dealing with a lot of large rounds? I have an 8 pound maul but am looking for something easier for the stubborn logs.

What is the part number ?

For a 66 yr old woman with a yard full of huge maple rounds, this was informative. I may (or may not) split these rounds myself, but understanding the process helps me understand How Wood Works - which seems to be my new passion since moving to Maine and living with wood stoves. Thanks a million!

Great humor, and I loved the vocal from 2001 Space Odessey! Once quartered, I put those pieces on my 5 ton HF electric and knock em out! HA HA

At least I'm not the only one who got an ash whoopin!!!!

No wedge, just chisels. All sunk in with no split. Now what???? Also ash!

I made some wedges out of a white oak limb. For the chain saw assist method they worked better than my metal splitting wedge. Eventually discovered that a 8 pound Fiskars splitting maul was best. Don't swing the Fiskars maul hard. Let the weight of the maul do the work. Hunt for an existing crack if possible. Keep hitting the round in a line going across the round. It always comes as a surprise when it starts splitting. The wooden wedges really work great on that first crack.

The xl 12 no load runs around 9,000 rpm. Under load 6,000 rpm. Slow and Very loud! But also very dependable!

Will cool you share links of your cool tools you are using 😜

🎧🤪 🪵 🫶 Thank you so much for sharing 🙏 I wishing you a beautiful day to you and all your viewers. Much Love Thierry ❤️˘◡˘❤️

This was really funny, but also good info. Like the John 3:16, too

When I add fuel it just drains out the bottom of the saw. Does the fuel line connect to the tank with a rubber hose or is it a metal tube connection that connects to a rubber tube. It ran last fall when I put it away.

I'm glad I'm not a weakling.

Record the work you do I’m interested in seeing all of it

You can see the sun moving through the video that this log took him over 8 hours to split

Use a ratchet strap. Takes 2 minutes.

Never do this without using the maintenance stand, and a warm engine. All oil is drained and filling is more accurate. Motul oil is the only decent oil for these very sensitive engines. Torque settings are also important, steel plugs into an alloy moulding can be a recipe for disaster.

lol 😂

I can see this bonding the plugs together so when it gets removed next time you have to get a new pigtail and whatever component you plugged into.. cuz its either gonna rip the wires out or pins out one..

I feel your frustration, sir I am a mechanic myself and I said the same exact thing you just said they are complete idiots. I don’t know why they do the things they do sometimes it’s beyond me. I just don’t get it. The things we face with disguise people have no idea.🤣🤣🤣👍👍

That mallet is probably lighter than the wedge, try a bigger one next time

Noodle the beast.