2nd Channel BONUS VIDEO: Axle Autopsy! Towed in, Drove Out! Chrysler 3.6 kzread.info/dash/bejne/c5-Yu8OzdpWrh7w.html

@andyvitz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah New Hampshire is around 40° right now that's where I'm at crazy

@andyvitz

5 ай бұрын

Totally agree with you they have been getting longer I don't know kind of weird

@andyvitz

5 ай бұрын

But you are correct about that I've never seen the crankshaft just break like that that's a new one

@andyvitz

5 ай бұрын

I think it's just cuz you're a lot of them you do in fast forward like at the very end when you're doing the other wheel

@DeliveryDemon

5 ай бұрын

Yeah hello here from Maryland. It's gonna be getting up into the 70s today so yup

If they don't know what the high beam indicator is they need their license revoked.

@jtjones4727

5 ай бұрын

For sure. These kids nowadays are soooooo stupid, nothing surprises me anymore.

@BridgeToGantry

5 ай бұрын

Not only that, they should remain indoors and not allowed out.

@stevenleslie9711

5 ай бұрын

In Germany, it would likely happen.

@pennybeacham6461

5 ай бұрын

Its done on purpose to bait the cops into stopping them so they can video them,hope that helps.👍

@riaanlouw1874

5 ай бұрын

@@stevenleslie9711 Yes, My Mercedes has auto dimming, but for that to work, it means the high beams are always on. (but not activated). Driving, I can see that the high beams activate automatically, if the car's cameras or sensors does not pick up any oncoming headlights. Don't know what would happen if those sensors fail, though.

I do believe that most viewers appreciate the longer videos and the work involved in editing them.

@johnt.848

5 ай бұрын

You don't speak for everyone, stop trying to.

@fartzinacan

5 ай бұрын

@johnt.848 I said that I believe most viewers appreciate them. I didn't claim to speak for everyone. And I certainly don't claim to speak for someone who doesn't understand that distinction.

@johnt.848

5 ай бұрын

@@fartzinacan You inferred most, when I can counter that claim by stating I believe most viewers prefer the shorter 30 minute videos, without evidence. Do I have to dumb it down for you?

@teflarkevlon1948

5 ай бұрын

​@@fartzinacan people just need to find something to argue about. dont mind the trolls.

@fartzinacan

5 ай бұрын

@teflarkevlon1948 oh, that little guy? I'm not worried by that little guy.

"Personally I blame the parents." Priceless banter Ray!

RE: hi-beam indicator: I've always wondered if people made that mistake, but then I always think "people CAN'T be that stupid"....then I remember I work in IT and they, in fact, totally CAN be. I HATE driving my car and usually opt for the SUV lately at night because of the number of idiots with high-beam/insanely bright lights. It's also always fun when I meet a jacked up truck with insane lights...and then I flash my hi-beams, and then they respond by MELTING MY CORNEAS with their actual high-beams. Maybe I'm just getting old and cranky, but headlights are getting insane/insanely dangerous.

Thank you, I hate idiots running highbeams on and tailgating.

@tmd63

5 ай бұрын

I turn my internal mirror to reflect their lights back at them. They either back off or turn their lights back to normal.

@smkordis

5 ай бұрын

@@tmd63that doesn’t help when they are coming towards you

@charlessmarr7107

5 ай бұрын

Also the eternal turn signal!!

@MonkeyJedi99

5 ай бұрын

@@tmd63 I used to have a hand-held spotlight that I would blast into my mirror to aim at the drivers who tailgated. I was a jerk, but I was also never rear-ended. - But the worst are the lifted trucks with those eyeball-burning blue headlights and constant high-beams. I am sure that most people who lift their trucks do not then have their headlights re-aimed properly either.

@dawsondetrana5496

5 ай бұрын

Stop driving in the passing lane and you won't get tailgated

I always enjoy watching Ray's videos. Short, long, two or more on the same repair always entertaining and educational. Love wife unit's videos as well. Keep up the good work

I went back and looked at your videos from some years ago and back then you did not go into the diagnoses and the repair in as much detail. The fact that you are going into more detail has saved me a lot of time and money working on my own cars and trucks. Thanks for the great channel.

Hi Ray, 30, 45, 1hour, part 1 - 2 - 3, this is NO problems. I, and surely many others, enjoy these long videos. We get to see the whole process and how you solve problems along the way. I dislike videos of other people saying "now we're going to take this part out", and then cut the video and the part is out! Okay? HOW? So keep up the long videos 👍 Love from Norway 🇧🇻

Pit Bull dogs are not banned in England but the XL Bully is. There have been a number of fatal attacks, so it makes sense.

I appreciated the blue light tutorial. You could offer an advanced course on "turning on headlights". It is amazing how many cars I drive up on at night with no tail lights on because they are using just their daytime running lights for night driving. (And they are driving 60 mph in the left hand lane, but that would be a graduate level course.)

@davidturk6170

5 ай бұрын

👏👍

@camelid

5 ай бұрын

I learned to drive in Florida and went to college in Nebraska and I used to call NE the “drive slow on the left state”. Advantage of learning in FL was you learn to watch out for different driving styles because tourists come from locations with different driving practices and habits, which can often make you need to stay on your toes. Snowbirds with Quebec tags tended to be the worst overall in my experience - it was almost like they were sent south to enjoy the winter weather and save Canadian lives.

@ciceroskip1

5 ай бұрын

I was driving in heavy fog at night last month and came upon two separate vehicles with the daytime lights on and NO TAIL LIGHTS. Visibility was about 20 feet. Fun times!!!

@adotintheshark4848

4 ай бұрын

what's next, "pressing the ignition button to start your car?"

@dotar9586

4 ай бұрын

Turn signals. When to use them and how to turn them off.

For a new shop, you have an amazing clientele list. Busiest shop I’ve ever seen in the first couple years of operation. Congratulations.

Ray you’re correct we have banned American pitbulls in England but only after some tragic attacks involving children and adults. The public mainly Agree with the bans and understand it’s often the owners to blame. Especially when the dog’s being used as an extension of the owners aggression.

@stevelance6252

5 ай бұрын

Also, the thing was whipped up into a panic by some newspapers, as is custom since time immemorial.

@JinjuNuffin

4 ай бұрын

It's the kind of people who typically get American pitbulls that are the problem.

Keep the longer format. I sit behind a computer all day but use to be a heavy diesel mechanic so living vicariously through you atm.

As a newly minted C-Tech I love the length of the videos I watch them like Educational Entertainment. You've helped me multiple times on a single video before so please don't cut out anything I could learn to help me better help the people in my area.

Amazing watching repair jobs on vehicles that don't deal with the harsh north-east salt/winters. 13 year old vehicle looks like a 6 year old one up here.....jealous.

@1jackvalley580

4 күн бұрын

I am also jealous of the vehicles that are not affected by ROAD SALT. When I view underneath a Non- Rusty vehicle It's a "Beautiful Thing"❤ People who don't live In the "Rust Belt" have no clue how fortunate they are, and how much money 🤑 we waste on Auto Repairs because of salt rotting our Vehicles, but salted roads 🥶 save our lives

OMG, thank you for the high beam PSA. One of my adult daughters, who went to a private driving school, didn't know how to toggle them. For a good while, she thought her lowbeam headlights had burned out because turning the knob twice resulted in highbeams coming on. 🤦🏻 I saw on another channel the lamenting of the loss of public education driver's ed courses that us Gen Xers and before had to take. The amount of bright lights here in AZ is a testament to that loss of education. Of course, I did turn it into a teaching moment.

@wallychambe1587

4 ай бұрын

They are letting the parents certify them in Texas!OMG!😱 I was going to teach my son but after him running over two curbs and turning the corner at 30 mph I said " I will pay for you to go to drivers ed school"😱😱

@smasher162

4 ай бұрын

@@wallychambe1587 30 on a turn o.o

Ray, we want the longer videos, these videos are what i personally look forward to every morning, keep up the great content. 👍

@WilliamHollinger2019

5 ай бұрын

He will upload long and short videos.

@jojomorgan8556

5 ай бұрын

Ray, the reason I still watch this channel is because, regardless of the length of the video, you give enough attention to the details that are important for someone who may be about to attempt the same diagnostic and repair process.... On This Channel proper tech practices aren't only followed , they are taught as well.

@johnt.848

5 ай бұрын

You mean YOU and others with no life want long videos to fill in their boring and pointless days.

@jojomorgan8556

4 ай бұрын

@@johnt.848 OPINIONATED MUCH? Opinions are like Anuses , everyone has one and they all stink. FYI Watching long videos doesn't take any sort of life from you.... but alwaya being in a hurry does.... I usually "watch" the channel while working under a vehicle and short videos mean I have to actually go to the next video more often.. alao, I DON'T LISTEN TO MUSIC. I HAVE REPLACED IT WITH MOSTLY EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIVE VIDEOS being a TECH myself that includes The Great Ones like RAY to help me remember to always l follow the tech's best practices and to K.I.S.S. every problem before pulling out the big guns.

@johnt.848

4 ай бұрын

@@jojomorgan8556 yours might stink, so speak for yourself. Also yelling in your reply doesn't make you right. If you have time to watch videos while under a car "working" then you aren't giving that task the 100% it deserves, try harder. Long videos detract from other things we could and should be doing, as you have just proven.

I've been retired for 15 years..I like to start my days now with the latest video (I discovered Ray a little over a year ago). I like them all, especially the longer ones. I've got the hat, 2 t-shirts and a coffee mug. Love it!!

Don't listen to the naysayers Ray. We love the longer vigias with more detailed repairs, commentary and comedy, especially with the skits and guest appearances (wif unit, Dave etc) lol. Even though I know how to do most of the stuff you do, I still watch looking for tips, tricks and different methods to improve and learn about new things (like the 3.6L oil cooler job)..... Because one never stops learning! Keep being Awesome!

I LIKE THE LONG VIDEOS RAY! Who else likes long videos???

Thanks for taking time to show us everything and explain what you're doing and why. As for the long videos, sometimes time takes time. In fact time takes time all the time!

@chrishouse5753

5 ай бұрын

Yes, until we find a way around it, time is a constant and positive-linear dimension.

@charlesbirr6782

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

Ray, I've been a police officer for 38 years, and the number of people I've stopped for driving with their high beams on is staggering. This seems to have started just in the last year or two. These people legitimately do not even comprehend what high beams are, I try to explain it and they get this deer in the headlights look. They just don't understand what high beams are.

@flower2289

4 ай бұрын

That is frightening John but I am not really surprised. Since there are so many people out there who don't take the time to learn what seems like basic things, it makes me wonder where they are putting all their mental effort.

@fumanpoo4725

Ай бұрын

Sheeple

@stevedibiase728

18 күн бұрын

Also they must think people flashing thier own lites at them gong opposite way are saying hello Ray should also mention to pickup truck drivers that put on big tires or lift kit please adjust your lites down no wonder so much road rage today.

@AuralioCabal-nl8gi

13 күн бұрын

How many have you stopped @ nite that have the DRL but no Tail lights as DRL DOES NOT Illuminate the rear lights,,espesially Super dangerous in highways when the offending car is dark colored , like black cars. This applies mostly to Japanese and Korean cars, it is the the dash lighting mostly of those cars, happens mostly @ dusk into nite, Dash is lighted , the Driver is oblivious that rears are not lighted..

@thiefrules

4 күн бұрын

It’s because dashes have turned digital and apparently, no dealer tells the customer what all the lit up icons on the MPH gauges means. So they just pull the stalk back or whatever and accidentally turn it on, but they don’t realize the green icon turned to blue or adds a few extra letters next to it and they just drive like that. Never was an issue with analogy gauges for whatever reason 🤷

3:49 THANK YOU for public service announcement I really appreciate that.

Your video lengths are fine Sir. They are in depth and impart much knowledge to those who watch and love them, like myself !

South Dakota here, two weeks ago we were -24 degrees with a wind chill factor of -45 degrees. About 4 days ago the weather jumped up to the 40s, which is about equivalent to 70 degrees there, very comfortable and nice. Next week we’re looking at 54 degrees which is summer conditions. Although we still have snow on the ground, because during the week of freezing temperatures all the snow turned to ice.

Dude, you are spot on with the High Beam renegades; they're right up there with the Left Lane hogs, the no-signal lane changers (you'd think Audis, Mercedes, and BMWs would at least come with turn indicators as standard equipment, but by my calculations that doesn't seem to be the case), and here in the Great White North (from the same family no doubt); the SnowBank driving no-clean-snow-off-car projectile launcher drivers!

Longer time is because you are explaining more about each step of your repairs. Your productions are really helping some of the guys and gals out there who need the tutoring.

Wow, that's some brutal front end work. Bravo!

I love the LONG videos. More details. More information. More entertainment. Well worth my time.

I think the length of video is related to the freedom to record without fear of catching other employees, customers or random pedestrians. You're also doing more work, better work, and having an overall more enjoyable time while doing it. I can only speak for myself, but I enjoy the longer videos. I would not even be upset if you decided to only put out a video every two days, if they were two or more hours long! They don't even need to be highly edited, just strap a goPro to your hat and go ham!

Thanks for bringing attention to the high beam issue...much needed.

We thank you for the PSA.

You are not only a great mechanic , the video's you make are all " how To " videos . I feel I could take on some of these jobs by following the Video. Do not forget to have yourself a great day. All the best from the UK.

Ray , your videos are very informative and interesting, thank you for sharing them with us. As far as I'm concerned you make them as long as you like. Those with a short attention span are in the minority, I feel shore. Stay well stay safe. Greetings to the wife unit.

always interesting to watch you figure out something that you haven't ever done... great job as always...

My husband and I enjoy the longer videos normally as soon as he comes in from work we sit down and watch your fabulous content so keep up the good work

It’s 5:12am and 53° F here in the U.K. Morning Ray.👋🏼

@not-a-raccoon

5 ай бұрын

6:38am currently and 23f here in Narvik

I love the longer videos!

@not-a-raccoon

5 ай бұрын

Me too. I love the super long ones. They're really relaxing to watch

I've been quite happy with the longer format videos. It's one of the reasons I watch your content; you actually include all the details explaining what you're doing and why. Keep up the great work m8!

I’m not complaining I love you long videos. I learn a lot and makes my job a little easier when I have to do my own.

I can relate. Don't put your high beams on just because! You're suppose to use them when you're having a hard time seeing the road. Even the manual for the car says when to use them. Ray, I don't think any of us mind long videos. I love watching them because A) I'm not a car person, I just follow the instructions in the manual in terms of fluid exchanges and B) Every video you upload teaches me a little bit extra, hopefully, enough to not get ripped out. I learned the difference between coolant leaks vs oil leaks, when both get combined and leak, how to do a quick check if my brakes pads are ok or if I need new ones, take care of a part that only has surface rust that I can clean with anti-rust agents with a wire brush and then "paint" them with an anti-rust coating, among many things that I'm willing to recognize "I don't have the skillset for this, I'll take it to a mechanic to get it fixed". Just my humble opinion. You have a gift to explain something I would find complex in a simple way, and I'm a moron!

My son is a physician. As part of his residency, they were actually encouraged to watch "House" and try to follow and speculate over the storyline. I've got to say as a mechanic wannabe, I have learned a lot from just watching your videos and trying to speculate how things come apart. Your videos have become longer, possibly because you do so much in real time rather than high speed camera work. I think one of the masters of mechanics is Faye Hadley, her videos are much shorter as she does high speed edits over mundane stuff like zapping bolts out. She doesn't have the color comments or as much instruction as you so that's the trade off. Eric O is similar in time as so much is real time. Keep up the videos and I'll learn automotive from the 3 of you.

@Lycaerix

4 ай бұрын

One of the very first episodes of House has them performing an emergency 'tracheotomy' by cutting through the larynx (read: vocal chords). In real life, you can guess what that would mean. Suffice it to say: Don't believe everything you see. Failure to think critically is a big reason why people do.

“They are not gonna not fix it right?” Famous last words 😂

Same in the UK. High beams on a lot of vehicles. Thank you for highlighting the problem.

Thank you for using your air impact wrench, the sound is ASMR for us old boys.

@yeahitskimmel

5 ай бұрын

Eric O from South Main Auto uses exclusively air tools and makes great videos as a suggestion

@DeeGee-mv6eq

5 ай бұрын

🤦🏻

Phenomena, do do do do. 2 days of rain and pea soup fog, mid 30's H/L's Wauconda.

@darrendomke5228

5 ай бұрын

Same in the mitten state!!!

Watching you over the last few years has given me the confidence to work on these newer cars some . I am old an school Navy mechanic when computers were still in the hands of their creators . LOL Going to attempt a thermostat change and radiator flush on our 2004 Chevy Venture soon here . Wish me luck !! Best to you and you family Sir and Thank You .

The longer the better! Love the information provided and is inspiring me to work on more of my car. Keep rocking Ray!

Yes Ray, in the UK some breeds of dog that are recognised as abnormally dangerous have been banned for decades because of repeated attacks on people and animals. Pitbulls are on the list and justifiably so because they have been specifically bred for aggression. American Bullys have recently been added too. I am classed as a right wing voter and I resist unnecessary government intervention but in this case I 100% agree with the multi government (of all types) legislation.

@kkelsey8811

3 ай бұрын

But UK hasn't banned Muslims? Sheesh

I love the long videos! There is so much to learn in the videos. It’s hard to complain about that. Keep it up! 😀

I hope the customer appreciates the fact that he/she got away with a cheap (potentially car scrap) repair. Note: You have the aptitude to make a video entertaining.

I started my own repair shop a few years back and I use your videos to help me get it done quick and properly awesome...

I absolutely love your longer videos that’s just more education we get keep up the great content you’re killing it

I really enjoy the long videos. Keep up the awesome work. I watch daily and its part of my morning routine.

Ray thank you so very much for addressing the Hi beam issue. Up here in Massachusetts, I see it multiple times every night driving to work. Keep up the great content.

Love that you are awake, Ray. watching you in N Z.

..fast going there, Ray. The Caravans are among the easiest cars to change the driveshafts.. I always but a good dab of grease on the inner and outer splines to aid the shaft sliding in and also to hinder corrosion making possible future dissasembly a hard task, especially where roads are salted in winter..

Ray, don't worry about the length of your videos. Since you started using the 4K HDR camera, I can't get enough of your videos on my 77" HDR TV. What a treat seeing everything so super sharp and super bright in full living color. It really improves the presentation dramatically. Very few people put out anything close to the quality of your videos, both in content and the beauty of the 4K HDR. Actually none of the channels I subscribe to offer this level of video quality. Everything is so easy to see. I used to watch your videos on my 1080P computer monitor. Not anymore. Great work as always in this episode. The customers will be thrilled to learn the tranny is fine and the repair was less serious.

I've noticed that since you have become a business owner, your videos have increased in time quite a bit. I for one, truly appreciate the videos you have been creating as of late, due to the fact that you have been very in depth with your description of what it is you are doing and why. I find your videos very entertaining, as well as extremely instructional and ask that you please continue down this path of "Instructional Repair Videos". As always Ray, we will support you no matter what you decide to do. After all Bro, we are just like a good shop dog.....Loyal As Hell!!!!

I always enjoy watching you. Last week I replace the oil filter housing on a grand Cherokee. And last Saturday had the same thing happen with the axle on a Honda civic.

Thanks for the explanation of the high beam indicator. A lot of people seem to always run high beams, even in fog.

Fantastic ray! You did it again! Thanks!!!

Just drove across the mid-west, temps dropped to -6 to -12. Horrible weather, multiple cars, trucks, semi’s jackknifed, rolled over, lots of ice and snow. I’m glad we made it home safely.

Your length of video is fine by me, I learn more from your explanations that way!

THANK YOU!! For the high beam explanation to the folks driving around with them always on.

Unusually nice this afternoon in SW Ontario, with sunshine and 41 F. Had rain overnight and sidewalks are mostly clear, which made for a nice walk.

76 degrees in Richmond, VA - polar vortex just a memory. This is a terrific channel. Long-time viewer. Best to you and the family.

Please keep these longer videos I love all the information you give and we get to see what's involved rather than just highlights.

Honestly I am a big fan of the longer-form content! There are plenty of creators that slam out a 15 minute video that took them 30 minutes to edit - With your content, I can tell that you put the time, focus and energy into not just creating a video, but building a detailed guide that can assist others in similar tasks - While I may not use your content in that way, I still enjoy having a video that I can watch while working without having to sit and stare at that screen

i've seen axles broken like that. the customer always tries to say that there was no warning...but the fact is that this doesn't happen without it making noise for a long time.

55 degrees in McKinney Texas (Dallas Area) and I love it! And this Chrysler product has no affiliation with Stalantis, as it says Chrysler Group LLC under the hood. Same as my 14' Charger R/T. Great video as always Ray.

Knew immediately what the problem was when you put the van into gear Ray. Had a little Buick Skylark do it to me when I was in my 20s. Was driving along, made a horrid noise from the front end, then wouldn't go any longer and made that same exact noise when pressing the accelerator. Broken CV shaft. Wasn't my car, so didn't know there were issues with it like that. Found out the hard way, lol.

Thanks Ray! This one is particularly useful for me. Your timing is perfect👍 I’ve got a ‘10 Grand Caravan making clicking noises.

Ray keep the video going it dosent matter but longer are better for me I enjoy it keep it coming ray thank u

your in teaching mode, these are training videos, better than before. good work.

It is now high 30's here in Michigan and like 3 days of rain. We had almost a foot of snow a week ago. Now I can see some green grass in the front lawn.

As long as your videos remain entertaining we will keep tuning in

Good day Ray. I would like to see the longer videos. One hour or two hours , your videos are always very informative and interesting. I love your comments as well “ I blame the parents “ priceless. I’m sure nowadays, you can’t explain what you are doing, and why you are doing it. I for one would definitely love to see more clickages, with your torque wrench. I always look forward to watching your videos. Keep up the good work. Thanks

Ray, you have really gotten better at your judgement of socket sizes! 😂

I am grateful that knowledgeable people like you work on cars. At this point in my life, I find that cars are just too rusty and greasy to enjoy working on them. As a young man I did so because I could not afford to pay someone to do it for me. Since I do not have a car lift, crawling under the vehicle was particularly annoying. Thank you for detailing this process, it was interesting to watch. Your video reminds me why qualified mechanics are the only people I let work on my cars and trucks now.

Great video Ray, i've never seen a cv axle break like that. My oldest son owns 3 transmission shops and he says he has. Thanks for sharing Ray.

Always love the vids, as far as the Great White North, we went from below -45 (-49F) wind chills a few days ago to a few degrees above freezing for the next week at least. Still strange weather as we're normally about -20C (-4F) this time of year, but I'll take it going this way over the last couple weeks.

@ 3:50 Thank you for tha PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT! 😊😊😊 Your probably the only KZreadr that would take the time to produce and air a PSA. I bet that most of your viewers understand the Blue light indicator. Unfortunately the people who really need to be educated about the meaning of the Blue light indicator have no clue your channel exists, and are too busy being rude to other's. Have a great day Ray! 😊😊😊😊😊

Rainman Ray's Driving School now in session. Thank you many need to see that (we all need to share this with someone we know).

I used to run an auto parts store. People came in all of the time needing headlight bulbs. When I would ask ask high or low beam, they had no clue. You would be amazed at the blank looks they would give me.

YAY!!! FINALLY, some brake clean effects.....I was getting withdraws! lol! Liked the Autopsy as well! Cheers brother!

Another awesome video repairing Chrysler mini van

I for one really like your longer videos as well as your 2 parters Ray . Take care and catch you on your next video.

It’s a blast watching your videos

Hey you brought back the Brake Clean Sound effects!! Nice.

Yup up here in the great white north, some people don't know what that little blue light means either. They even like putting on the fog lights on a clear night. As far as the weather goes we too are experiencing some mild weather " for us that is", only two layers of clothing required lately! Even the dog has been coming out for walks with me with this current weather.

Had to change the front bearing and the shaft refused to come off. Made a hydraulic puller with a 10,000 psi pump, removed all the studs and used 5 threaded rods to attach said puller and it finally came off with a lot of @#$@@& words. Love Canadian roads. Keep up making these fantastic videos.

Hi Ray, 40C in western Sydney Australia alot better today. Love your channel

I, only speaking for me love the longer videos. I watch because I enjoy your personality and your manurisms but I also enjoy your teaching. I mean if you where going to see someone you really liked being around would you rather be around them for 15mins or 60? Thanks for doing the extra work to make the videos for us and sharing your knowledge.

Who doesn't love the sound love the sound of an air powered impact wrench in the morning :).

I always take the strut bolts out. Just mark the front edge of the strut on the spindle and put it back in the same place if their is adjustability. I used to work at the Subaru factory in Lafayette Indiana and we put a glob of grease on that c clip on the inboard joint and it will slide in with ease. Great video have a great day as always

Hey Ray, it snowed last night and cold this morning, but it is sunny and warmer, about 36 here in Wyoming right now.

Thank you Ray for the PSA about high and low beams.

I gave Ray a thumbs up just for the high beam tutorial. So many folks don't seem to know how that works.