Misfire Diagnosis with Sue from 1A Auto!

In this video Sue, from 1A Auto, and I show you how to diagnose and repair a misfire condition on a Toyota 4Runner. Sue is an excellent technician and in this video she teaches me some new things about misfires and how to address them. The best part, you get to learn new stuff too!

A big thanks goes to 1A Auto and Sue for having me out at their production studio to film. You guys are awesome!

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[keepcalmandfarmon]

I loved this collaboration!!! Sue is great and listening to you two tell your old stories, tips and tricks, do's and don'ts was enlightening. Do more of these, please.

[draytonPW]

I have so much respect for Sue as a technician and as a teacher, she is great.

[bensaadabdessamed]

We need you back Eric, we really miss your postive mental attitude

[mds]

I remember Sue! She’s a great technician! I’m glad to see you guys collaborating together!

[mod_incllc]

The GODFATHER of YouTube Auto Technicians is back!
with a sponsor! Good for you Eric - make some cash with the 1.76 million subscribers. You deserve every single one! Sue has a long way to go (on YouTube) to catch up to ETCG!

I realize you guys are promoting A1A parts but as a three Toyota vehicles owner - using ANYTHING but OEM Coils on a Toyota is simply wrong. Every day of the week and twice on Saturday!

Hope to see more content real soon!

BTW -- what year truck is that you were working on?

[phildivirgilio]

Eric, Sue ! Excellent video 👏👏👍hope to see more of you and Sue.

[cavemansnow]

Two of my favorite content creators working together. Love this and look forward to more videos in the future.

[rickd]

Thoroughly enjoyed that video in systematically tackling an annoying misfire . Would love to see more videos with you and Sue solving problems please :)

[daveogarf]

MORE SUE! She's the perfect foil for you, almost like bouncing questions and information off yourself. And there was a lot of learning in this episode.

[DemGemN-em]

Excellent job, both of you!! As a female tech it is great seeing you two work together. Reminds me of my workplace bantering about cars with the guys. 👍🏼 I would definitely like to see more of the collabs & welcome back to YT - you were greatly missed.

[AaronLKLD]

No Freakin Way! Never would have guessed a collab like this could happen. ETCG & Sue from 1A Auto have been my digital saviors and taught me so much in the past, love you guys.

I have watched so many 1A Auto videos for help with previous vehicles, last time I purchased parts I bought them from 1A Auto.

[elrobo]

I started wrenching in 1958, we would put a bottle ( about 12 ounces ) of hydrogen peroxide through a capillary tube into the intake at idle when it was empty put in the same amount of water, this was supposed to create oxygen to burn off carbon buildup on valves and cylinders. It actually did work fairly well. I'm sure the chemistry experts will comment on this method. We also put a 12 oz can of alcohol in the radiator for anti freeze and a can of water soluble oil on the coolant for water pump lube. Wrenching has come a long way. I later became a jet mechanic in the military and worked on F-4, A-7 and F-16's. Quite a difference. Sue is an amazing technician! I have found carbon tracks on the inside of boots and over the spark plug ceramic on my 3.5 eco boost. I change the boots when I change plugs, cheap insurance. Now, at my age i will do brakes and plugs etc and have a warranty and take it to the dealer so the modern techs can fix it. Great job both of you!

[GardeniaLimo]

Very nice new way, I enjoyed it and learned more than the regular traditional one person talking. Very good work, Thank you to both of you.

[ryan-uzrw]

In my experience their parts are junk but their videos are great. All suspension parts I replaced with their TRQ brand failed in a very short time. Less than a year for struts and ball joints, less than 2 years for tie rods and sway links. Won’t use their parts again, but still love their videos.

[theboomerang]

I love Sue - she basically just walked me through an entire frontend rebuild of my 2005 Mazda 3. This is a great collab to see :D

[markrowley]

Greetings Eric from the UK. Great video and clearly a meeting of minds with Sue. You obviously work well together and respect each other, so I for one would be more than happy to see you doing more collaborations with Sue.

[DarrenSteele-mxks]

Wow, who doesn't love Sue great content! Eric if I may hope we see more of you sir!

[craignielsen]

Eric your video's for 2008 Acura 3.5 saved me from trading it in for 1000$ found so many issues with valve cover bolt gaskets and plug rubber gasket was bad thank you.

[TomFord-cjht]

I love this collaboration! Reminds me of “this old house” and I mean that as a compliment! They have both helped me fix and maintain my honda element

[thatsagoodbingo]

This was awesome! You two work well together and I hope we see more like this!