Recent content by fetv

Just an update, I have finished this: >3. painting for to be returned leased car: this one is in production but is not yet published. now it is published: https://youtu.be/yXBM6rallKA

Total of 3 videos, 1. removing the front bumper https://youtu.be/M6rj6_927iM 2. Nissan Leaf's bumper is not made of fiberglass. It is plastic. So I am going to weld the plastic crack. We will also show you methods you can use to restore the shape of the panel when you have a gradual bend and...

My goal was to eliminate the charges, save money, though not your definition of looking "successfully" beautiful :D

Ok, I changed my description to say the bumper is made of plastic.

It's clearly plastic one after I removed it, I know very well because I could see it and also weld it. For steel and aluminum, it is different way to repair. Why do you think it is spam when someone posted something useful? I am still making the paint video, I have saved $700. I wished...

Nissan Leaf's bumper is not made of fiberglass. It is plastic. So I am going to weld the plastic crack. We will also show you methods you can use to restore the shape of the panel when you have a gradual bend and a hard bend. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUNDx73Y4VM

I wish someone had shared this kind of idea and video when I needed it. Had I had this information, I could have reduced the time I spent to less than an hour. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6rj6_927iM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmTdSRcGF1I Why some CR2032 failed? I went through the long thread, hope I did not miss anything, I also opened every layers of the fob and measured everything, and I have solved this mystery completely. Here is the summary: 1. China Sunbeam 2032 did not work. But...

Thanks for the link, I went through the long thread, hope I did not miss anything, I also opened every layers of the fob and measured everything, and I have solved this mystery completely. Here is the summary: 1. China Sunbeam 2032 did not work. But no one in that thread said that if they...

Would be interested in knowing the kind of the problem they had, was the PCB broken? Or was it they could not close the two halves? If you can't close it, then don't force it. I certainly did not have problem closing it.

1. the thickness difference is 3.2-2.5=0.7 mm 2. The mechanical buttons are not squeezed because the PCB shields it. 3. The only part that is under stress is the PCB board. That PCB board is 0.9 mm thick and pretty strong. It would be interesting to see if there is any statistics about damage...

Well, learning this probably takes about as much time as going to the store to get a new battery, and is a skill that can be applied more than once, and may be useful for items other than key fobs as well. If you already have these other (wrong-sized) batteries on hand, you can also avoid...

Why would a thinner battery have "not solid connection"? As the video showed, there are two situations: 1. you should generally add padding 2. if the contact "stands out", then you are fine.

Don't know how to spot the counterfeits. The cheap ones I got were pack of 5 and they were not name brand, so at least they were not pretending to be counterfeits for name brand. They lasted for a year, so not too bad. Did you have concern of counterfeit for bad quality? or just you don't want...

yes, that $5 for 5 was what I got, it has been good.