I have a few more tips for you. These should help you avoid some possible problems and mistakes, maybe even save you some money...maybe lol. There are quite a few in here this time and many more to come, so stay tuned.
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Air Conditioning is a SPECTACULAR Technology, the more you learn, the more interesting it is
In this video, we break down how automotive air conditioning (A/C) systems work. Whether you're curious about what each component does or trying to understand why your A/C isn’t cooling properly, this is the video for you. We cover: - The key components of a standard...
Delorean Roof Box Reinforcement, Dont Let Your Torsion Rods Break.
In this video, I show you how to reinforce the DeLorean DMC-12 roof box using a popular aftermarket kit designed to prevent roof buckling and structural fatigue. This upgrade strengthens the roof box area where the torsion bar brackets mount — a known weak point on...
How to Open a Stuck DeLorean Door Without Damage
Is your DeLorean door stuck shut? In this video, I walk through how I safely opened a stuck DeLorean DMC-12 door without damaging the panel or trim. These iconic gullwing doors can be tricky when components start wearing out or if something is installed incorrectly....
Fixing a Common DeLorean Flaw: Upgraded Door Mount Brackets
If you own a DeLorean or are restoring one, this upgrade is a must. The factory door mount brackets are a known weak point, prone to cracking or pulling out of the body over time. In this video, I walk through the process of removing the original brackets and...
Diagnosing with Fuel Trim | O2 Data, Pulse Width, and Real Scan Tool Tips
Learn how to diagnose engine performance issues using short and long term fuel trim data. This hands-on scan tool demo shows live readings from a 2009 Subaru Outback and explains how the ECU responds to rich and lean conditions. Full Description In this video, we...
DeLorean Door Prep: Jig Fabrication, Disassembly & Torsion Rod Removal
Welcome to my first DeLorean restoration video! In this episode, I walk through the process of prepping the iconic gullwing doors for repair and upgrade — including building custom jigs to hold the doors safely while working on the torsion bar system. Watch as I: ✔️...
Carbs, Injectors, and Everything In Between: The Story of Induction
Ever wonder how fuel gets into your engine — and how that’s changed over the years? In this video, we explore the fascinating history of fuel induction, from early carburetors to modern direct injection systems. Discover how engineers tackled the challenge of mixing...
My Cat Video – Catalytic Converters Explained – What They Do and Why They Fail
The catalytic converter is one of the most critical—and expensive—parts of your vehicle’s exhaust system. In this video, we explain how it works, why they fail, and how to protect yours from both theft and internal damage.
🔍 What you’ll learn:
What a catalytic converter does
Symptoms of a failing or clogged catalytic converter
Check engine light and P0420 code explained
Why unburnt fuel and oil leaks can destroy the cat
How to tell the difference between upstream and downstream issues
How to prevent converter failure
Why theft is so common (and how to help prevent it)
OEM vs aftermarket catalytic converters
What happens if you drive with a bad converter
This video is essential if you’re dealing with power loss, strange smells, rattling noises, or emissions issues. Whether you’re driving a Subaru, Toyota, Ford, Honda, or Chevy, knowing how to protect your catalytic converter can save you thousands.
🛑 A bad cat = poor performance, failed emissions, and big repair bills.
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