GMC Envoy: WE NEED MORE POWERRRRR!
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Date: 2022-08-09
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William
Let s meet Phil
As a fellow teacher working my off time during summer vacation to better my own knowledge I can understand his reasoning.
See the new stuff and a lot of the old stuff that s happening with the cars out there today teach the young students about those problems during our classes
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Let s meet Phil
As a fellow teacher working my off time during summer vacation to better my own knowledge I can understand his reasoning.
See the new stuff and a lot of the old stuff that s happening with the cars out there today teach the young students about those problems during our classes
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gbedford
Ha! I've got the Isuzu 4. 2 in my Ascender. No GM troubles for me: ) But seriously, it's been a great SUV since we bought her new in 2006. I did have to do the left front wheel bearing, so I know exactly how that sounds.
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Ha! I've got the Isuzu 4. 2 in my Ascender. No GM troubles for me: ) But seriously, it's been a great SUV since we bought her new in 2006. I did have to do the left front wheel bearing, so I know exactly how that sounds.
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Fascist
I think Paul Danner would suggest that you look at inrush current upon starting the pump. A low spike would indicate high resistance before the pump, a normal spike would indicate a good power feed to the pump.
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I think Paul Danner would suggest that you look at inrush current upon starting the pump. A low spike would indicate high resistance before the pump, a normal spike would indicate a good power feed to the pump.
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Andy
Phil knows you're making videos right? So he doesn't think you're talking yourself, because talking to yourself at full volume is weird. Bring Phil into the videos, even if he's off camera.
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Phil knows you're making videos right? So he doesn't think you're talking yourself, because talking to yourself at full volume is weird. Bring Phil into the videos, even if he's off camera.
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Chris
Hey Eric, where do you get those cartoon pictures you use for the title graphic? Does someone draw them for you or is there a website you get them from? They are always great!
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Hey Eric, where do you get those cartoon pictures you use for the title graphic? Does someone draw them for you or is there a website you get them from? They are always great!
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Daniel
Woahhhhhhh slow your roll cowboy you just can t throw out a new scan tool and not talk about it. How is the viewer supposed to do it if you blow right past the good stuff.
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Woahhhhhhh slow your roll cowboy you just can t throw out a new scan tool and not talk about it. How is the viewer supposed to do it if you blow right past the good stuff.
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Spartacus
Tell Phil the comment section demands that he formally introduce himself, lol. Then Eric, you will no longer feel weird making videos around him.
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Tell Phil the comment section demands that he formally introduce himself, lol. Then Eric, you will no longer feel weird making videos around him.
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Bruce
Off subject here, if I may. I see fields of corn in your area. Is this for feed, human consumption or ethanol use? Never miss a video btw. Regards
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Off subject here, if I may. I see fields of corn in your area. Is this for feed, human consumption or ethanol use? Never miss a video btw. Regards
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Mrkt
Good stuff, like the testing process to go thru for high fuel trims, will eagerly await pt 2, thanks for posting, good to see the women in black
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Good stuff, like the testing process to go thru for high fuel trims, will eagerly await pt 2, thanks for posting, good to see the women in black
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Jamy
What would be a normal fuel trim value for an older GM engine like this one or others? Is the -25 to 25 from the scan tool your target? Thanks!
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What would be a normal fuel trim value for an older GM engine like this one or others? Is the -25 to 25 from the scan tool your target? Thanks!
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Rich
The owner needs to seriously think about having you do the wheel bearings too Eric, the wheel bearings are louder than the engine at speed.
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The owner needs to seriously think about having you do the wheel bearings too Eric, the wheel bearings are louder than the engine at speed.
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bigdaddymak1439
Why do customers fib? Just tell the truth we're gonna find out anyway! Great work Can't wait to restore some Chevy THUNDER
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Why do customers fib? Just tell the truth we're gonna find out anyway! Great work Can't wait to restore some Chevy THUNDER
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Satguy141
Unless they're not available anymore, there are certain parts you just don't install aftermarket, the fuel pump is one of them.
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Unless they're not available anymore, there are certain parts you just don't install aftermarket, the fuel pump is one of them.
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