Toyota Highlander - To Fix It, Follow The Smoke!
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Paul
Electrical problems are the work of Satan. and I'm not that religious. While in the Navy, we avoided having the tweets (Avionics Technicians) and sparks (Aviation Electrical Technicians) around us too much because odd electrical problems would happen and these two groups of dweebs would offer no cure or repair procedure. because the correction of the problem was always more than they were trained to do in their initial Navy training school in their job after boot camp. They were always odd and weird and nerdish anyway. and it was rare that any spark chaser made the grade into the living and normal and pleasant and acceptable circles of squidly behavior.
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Electrical problems are the work of Satan. and I'm not that religious. While in the Navy, we avoided having the tweets (Avionics Technicians) and sparks (Aviation Electrical Technicians) around us too much because odd electrical problems would happen and these two groups of dweebs would offer no cure or repair procedure. because the correction of the problem was always more than they were trained to do in their initial Navy training school in their job after boot camp. They were always odd and weird and nerdish anyway. and it was rare that any spark chaser made the grade into the living and normal and pleasant and acceptable circles of squidly behavior.
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Tclark5
Fans are in series for rad cooling when needed. When AC on the stay on in series with each other. Ac has Liquid line sensor, high enough pressure fans go direct 12 volt each. When rad cooling the fans will go on off in series circuit ( low speed on each) the reason they so this is for even air flow across condenser, radiator. They have done on most all their vehicles for years. If one fan fail other will run on high speed.
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Fans are in series for rad cooling when needed. When AC on the stay on in series with each other. Ac has Liquid line sensor, high enough pressure fans go direct 12 volt each. When rad cooling the fans will go on off in series circuit ( low speed on each) the reason they so this is for even air flow across condenser, radiator. They have done on most all their vehicles for years. If one fan fail other will run on high speed.
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Dillon
Ive had corrosion in connectors create resistance which caused connectors to get toasty and start to melt together. Luckly caught it in time before it went up in smoke. Was have regulator/retifier issues on my atv.
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Ive had corrosion in connectors create resistance which caused connectors to get toasty and start to melt together. Luckly caught it in time before it went up in smoke. Was have regulator/retifier issues on my atv.
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VegascomJeff
Brilliant. I'm learning a ton watching your electronics diagnostics videos. You're an amazingly talented tech and break it down in a very logical process. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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Brilliant. I'm learning a ton watching your electronics diagnostics videos. You're an amazingly talented tech and break it down in a very logical process. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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Tom
I've been a mechanic for over 45 years ( still working) and I cannot tell you how professional and educational your videos are. Best of luck and I will keep watching!
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I've been a mechanic for over 45 years ( still working) and I cannot tell you how professional and educational your videos are. Best of luck and I will keep watching!
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Car
Great video and repair, that test light had a great vise grip ground, where did you find that great featured test light or was that an accessory from the tool truck.
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Great video and repair, that test light had a great vise grip ground, where did you find that great featured test light or was that an accessory from the tool truck.
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marty
Spartan Spirit! You have excellent retainer memory for worthless knowledge! (me too) Up in Smoke I could tell the entire story! Dave's not here man
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Spartan Spirit! You have excellent retainer memory for worthless knowledge! (me too) Up in Smoke I could tell the entire story! Dave's not here man
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marty
So you were the one the teacher had to run back inside to drag away from the finger paints to get outside and be safe with the other children!
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So you were the one the teacher had to run back inside to drag away from the finger paints to get outside and be safe with the other children!
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twadam
I really enjoy these electrical diagnosis. This is one skill I could use to improve on. Thanks for the tips and tricks in troubleshooting.
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I really enjoy these electrical diagnosis. This is one skill I could use to improve on. Thanks for the tips and tricks in troubleshooting.
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Jeff
I appreciate your troubleshooting skills, you are an exceptional technician. You truly love your job and are an asset to the profession
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I appreciate your troubleshooting skills, you are an exceptional technician. You truly love your job and are an asset to the profession
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