How to replace the pressure gauge on a swimming pool filter. 00:00 Intro 00:06 FiveAble Channel 00:12 Let's Start 00:25 Turn Off Power 00:36 Tools 00:56 Removing The Gauge 01:10 Removing Sight Glass 01:53 Teflon Tape 02:59 Install New Gauge 03:30 Replace Sight Glass 03:42 Turn Power On 03:52 Turn Pump Off 04:02 Verify It's Working 04:10 Outro ************************************* YouTube: https://youtu.be/II_jouiDsrI

!!! Please read the full description for important safety and disclaimer information !!! When replacing the CV axles on my 2000 Volvo V70 wagon I ran into a big problem trying to remove one axle. The splines on the inner CV joint, on the drivers side (left), were heavily rusted making it extremely difficult to remove. This video shows how I was able to successfully remove the stuck inner CV joint without damaging my transmission/differential. *** Be careful not to kink, tweak or stress your brake hoses when removing your axles!!! I replaced all my brake hoses with braided steel hoses at the same time I replaced my axles so I wasn't concerned with protecting them during this video. *** My apologies for the length of the video. I was new to making videos and admittedly this one is way too long. Time stamps to make it easier to navigate to the different parts of this video: 00:00 Intro 00:50 Showing The Problem 01:46 Yammering and Rambling 02:25 Vice Grip Slide Hammer Attachment 02:45 Harbor Freight Slide Hammer Set 03:22 Attachment Details And Setup 05:00 Vice Grip Installed On Slide Hammer 05:27 First Try - Fail 06:42 Second Try - Fail 06:56 Third Try - Fail 07:17 Fourth Try - Fail 08:06 Fifth Try - Fail 10:11 Weld A Blob For Gripping 11:27 Sixth Try - Success!!! 11:45 Showing The Rusty Splines 12:32 More Rust Talk 13:28 Just Needed A Tiny Lip For Grip 14:25 Taking Puller Setup Apart 14:42 Final Recap Of What Worked Disclaimer: I am a do-it-yourself advocate and only offer this video for information purposes only! Any repairs you decide to attempt are done so AT YOUR OWN RISK! You should carefully consider your abilities before you attempt to work on, repair, or modify any vehicle as improper repairs can be dangerous. Working with tools and on vehicles can be hazardous. Always read the warnings that come with tools and wear eye protection and proper protective gear. Remove rings and other jewelry that could get caught on something and cause serious injury. Always use proper capacity jack stands or ramps to support your vehicle. NEVER work under a vehicle that is only supported by a jack!!! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8729n_wrJGQ