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Buick Enclave: ABS / Traction Light & Service Side Detection System - Part 1

Buick Enclave: ABS / Traction Light & Service Side Detection System - Part 1

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
I use the power of visual inspection to diagnose a 2016 Buick Enclave. I was pretty easy to see where the problem was with the ABS and blind spot detection system
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


man me and my boy watch you and enjoy your videos, one thing drives me nuts, i'll explain it this way, i did auto repair for over 45 years, i worked with a lot of guys who did brakes and they were damn fast, most of them are dead now, mesotheloma got all of the brake and clutch men I worked with, some were damn fine human beings, you are a husband and father, you're driving me nuts not wearing a mask when you do the dust work, just like them, will you please think of them babies of yours, daddy, that's all I got to say, and watching you, you are a master, you're smarter and more intricate than half of them that I worked, with, hang in there eric, wear your lung and eye protection and live a long time like me, i'm a master trans and heavy line guy, i just turned 69, its do able, listen and live super wrench
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Wow, cannot believe the destruction with barely 4 years of living in the rust belt. I'd never be able to live there. my newest car is 9 year old eurotrash, has the original front brakes on it still. So glad I got tired of snow and moved south. Added bonus, there is a local place that makes strawberry ice cream from the fresh strawberries that grow nearby. :)
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What happen to your ol ripped up hat?
(your showing a lil grey their my friend)
Funny I just did a FWD right rear hub for the same reason and it looks like it came from your neck of the woods too, Nice on the top but crusty on the belly.
customer knows that there will be an issue with the remaining 3

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I LOVE the way Eric says, with the big three-six. I remember the 7. 5 liter Oldsmobile Rocket V8 engine. That engine was more that two times as big as this engine. In those days the 3. 6 liter engine was the SMALL engine for weaklings who were afraid of power. check the Wikipedia article Oldsmobile V8 engine.
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Someone should start a class action lawsuit against the government to force it to use an alternate road deicer. I wonder how many millions of dollars in scrapped vehicles and repair bills there are every year. Yes, there is a cost effective deicer other than salt.
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Just went though this with my 2014 Acadia. Why don't you let your customers know that these are under a full recall and the whole sensor and wiring system is replaced free? Plus there's a new covering for the sensors so it doesn't happen again.
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Wow, that's a lot failures for a car that's only 4 years old. Doesn't GM do any salt/ corrosion testing? Could you just put a bead of non- corrosive RTV (alcohol or oxime cure) around the joint of the blind spot detection sensor?
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You look better without the ragged cap. I also wear a cap when working to cushion the bumps and help my glasses keep crud off my face, but they are so cheap (2) that I replace them when they start looking worn.
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Outstanding Eric!
Keep up the great work!
24 years in the field and I have to say. you are the best!
Keep up the great work. ooh by the way bout time your wearing the proper PPEs /latex gloves

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I settled down to enjoy viewing some hi-tech electrical diagnosis, wiring, scopes, waveform analysis and the like.
Must take notes for the exam later.
Conclusions - it's rusty and it's broke.

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