CUSTOMERS COMING IN

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The video provides a clear, step-by-step diagnostic process for a common car issue, making it relatable and educational for car owners and DIY enthusiasts.

Summary

A mechanic diagnoses a random knocking noise coming from a car's glove box. By locating and testing two actuators, they identify the faulty one responsible for the noise and plan to replace it to resolve the customer's concern.

Structure

1Customer reports knocking noise from glove box
2Mechanic opens glove box to investigate
3Identifies two actuators as potential noise source
4Tests actuators by touch and unplugging one
5Confirms one actuator is the problem
6Plans to replace the faulty actuator

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Diagnosing cars w/ certified mechanic eps.89 CUSTOMERS COMING IN CAUSE I GOT THIS RANDOM KNOCKING COMING FROM THE GLOVE BOX FIRST THING WE WANT TO DO IS DROP THE GLOVE BOX AND GET A BETTER LOOK SO THERE'S TWO ACTUATORS IN HERE THAT ARE GONNA MAKE THAT NOISE YOU GOT ONE RIGHT THERE AND YOU GOT ONE ON THIS SIDE I PUT MY HAND ON THIS ONE I DON'T REALLY FEEL IT I PUT MY HAND OVER HERE I CAN DEFINITELY FEEL IT TO VERIFY WE CAN UNPLUG THIS CONNECTOR AND SEE HOW IT WENT AWAY SO 100% VERIFIES THAT THIS ACTUATOR IS THE PROBLEM SO THIS IS THE ONE WE'RE GONNA REPLACE TO FIX THE CUSTOMER'S CONCERN BUT AS ALWAYS IF YOU GUYS HAVE ANY QUESTIONS BE SURE TO DROP DOWN IN THE COMMENTS BELOW AND I'LL SEE IF I CAN HELP YOU GUYS OUT

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Knocking in glovebox diag on Dodge avenger #mechanic #mechaniclife #car #carrepair #dodge

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Transcript

Customers coming in cause I got this random knocking coming from the glove box. First thing we want to do is drop the glove box and get a better look. So there's two actuators in here that are gonna make that noise. You got one right there and you got one on this side. I put my hand on this one. I don't really feel it. I put my hand over here. I can definitely feel it to verify. We can unplug this connector and see how it went away. So 100% verifies that this actuator is the problem. So this is the one we're gonna replace to fix the customer's concern. But as always, if you guys have any questions, be sure to drop down in the comments below and I'll see if I can help you guys out.

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