Do-It-Yourself (DIY) videos
11-28-2006, 04:13 PM
#1
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) videos
I made a few videos that may be helpful to you:
1. How to add Deep Creep (made by the makers of SeaFoam) directly to your intake manifold, and do a much better (and easier) job of cleaning out your engine than SeaFoam
Click here to see Video
2. How to clean your MAF -- mass aior flow sensor. with sprayable Mass Air Flow Sensor cleaner:
Click here to see Video
3. How to clean your engine compartment using the Shark portable steamer:
Click here to see Video
1. How to add Deep Creep (made by the makers of SeaFoam) directly to your intake manifold, and do a much better (and easier) job of cleaning out your engine than SeaFoam
Click here to see Video2. How to clean your MAF -- mass aior flow sensor. with sprayable Mass Air Flow Sensor cleaner:
Click here to see Video3. How to clean your engine compartment using the Shark portable steamer:
Click here to see Video
11-30-2006, 11:24 AM
#7
Cleaning the IACV video
Originally Posted by jian622
nice MAP cleaning video, a nice clean IAC valve video make it sweeter.
As it turns out, I have planned on cleaning my IACV either this weeknd or next, and when I do, I'll have the camcorder running.
Also, I plan on doing a video on cleaning out the TB, too.
Then, I'll have a whole series on Spring Cleaning Your Ride.
11-30-2006, 01:30 PM
#12
one idea would be to start doing this on www.youtube.com that way you would have a more condensed, more personal list of DIY episodes that could be bookmarked by your viewers, lol !
on the Youtube idea, great way to keep collections organized. Great videos, i'll be doing the MAF and the IM this weekend...
12-02-2006, 08:37 AM
#18
Spark Plug Video
Originally Posted by absoundlab
you can also make videos for like how to change your spark plugs and coil cleaning. great idea man
12-02-2006, 09:19 PM
#20
Do a DIY video on how to get a haircut 
Just having fun. On a serious note, when I saw a aerosol can I was saying to myself how effective can this be. Sure enough I search Deep Creep and found out it's a multi-purpose lubricant/cleaner.
SEA FOAM DEEP CREEP
DEEP CREEP a Multitude of Uses!
LUBRICATES pulleys, ball bearings, hinges, wheels, fishing reels, sewing machines, valves, locks, rollers, toys, bicycle chains, gears, fan blades and drawers.
PENETRATES rusted parts, seized parts, muffler clamps, heat risers and exhaust bolts.
CLEANS grease, tar, adhesives and metal parts.
ALL OF THESE USES AND MANY MORE
Safe, Fast, and Reliable
Penetrates, Lubricates and Cleans
Penetrating lubricant
Penetrates rusted parts
Air intake cleaner
Carbon remover
Engine fogging oil
Starting spray with lube
Airtool lubricant and cleaner
Gun cleaner and lubricant
Lock lubricant and de-icer
Moisture dispersant
Metal surface protectant
Road tar remover
Adhesive and grease cleaner
Lubricates pulleys, hinges, locks and toys and much more!
Be careful of what you spray into your engine. I'll feel more confident using a engine specific cleaner instead of a multi-purpose cleaner/lubricator
Just having fun. On a serious note, when I saw a aerosol can I was saying to myself how effective can this be. Sure enough I search Deep Creep and found out it's a multi-purpose lubricant/cleaner. SEA FOAM DEEP CREEP
DEEP CREEP a Multitude of Uses!
LUBRICATES pulleys, ball bearings, hinges, wheels, fishing reels, sewing machines, valves, locks, rollers, toys, bicycle chains, gears, fan blades and drawers.
PENETRATES rusted parts, seized parts, muffler clamps, heat risers and exhaust bolts.
CLEANS grease, tar, adhesives and metal parts.
ALL OF THESE USES AND MANY MORE
Safe, Fast, and Reliable
Penetrates, Lubricates and Cleans
Penetrating lubricant
Penetrates rusted parts
Air intake cleaner
Carbon remover
Engine fogging oil
Starting spray with lube
Airtool lubricant and cleaner
Gun cleaner and lubricant
Lock lubricant and de-icer
Moisture dispersant
Metal surface protectant
Road tar remover
Adhesive and grease cleaner
Lubricates pulleys, hinges, locks and toys and much more!
Be careful of what you spray into your engine. I'll feel more confident using a engine specific cleaner instead of a multi-purpose cleaner/lubricator
12-05-2006, 12:00 PM
#22
Awesome. Thanks for that effort! 
Watched the MAF cleaning and am ready to go (just have to get the cleaner). Maybe it will bring some smoothness back to my increasingly un-smooth 3rd Gen.
Watched the MAF cleaning and am ready to go (just have to get the cleaner). Maybe it will bring some smoothness back to my increasingly un-smooth 3rd Gen.
12-06-2006, 02:38 PM
#24
Originally Posted by CandiMan
Be careful of what you spray into your engine. I'll feel more confident using a engine specific cleaner instead of a multi-purpose cleaner/lubricator
12-06-2006, 04:09 PM
#25
Originally Posted by dr-rjp
Did you know that gasoline is a pretty good, all-purpose cleaner, too?
12-07-2006, 05:55 AM
#26
Originally Posted by Ceasars Chariot
one idea would be to start doing this on www.youtube.com that way you would have a more condensed, more personal list of DIY episodes that could be bookmarked by your viewers, lol !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPVqBrhRXUU
And three of them (Deep Creep, MAF Cleaner, and Shark steam cleaner) are on Streetfire.Net:
Click here to see VideoClick here to see VideoClick here to see VideoThanks for the advice. I'll upload the other videos to YouTube.
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