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  @oldhag2881Сағат бұрын

  Dufus modified part of his car to allow use of low quality accessories.

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  @xmo5524 сағат бұрын

  My 1981 GMC is always ready to work, commute, or go rescue anyone anywhere at any place. She sits all the time, but she gets maintained perfecto.

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  @ryan91234 сағат бұрын

  I would run ACDelco oil filters all day long well built and I don't have to worry about it I wouldn't touch a fram with a ten foot pole 🤣🤣

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  @andrewcox43864 сағат бұрын

  When I used to do it years ago they came in sets of 3 which was far more stable than the 2 you have. The important thing you didn't mention is to keep yourself and all parts of yourself out of the line of the spring while working so that if anything does slip you don't get impaled. P.S. The important thing is maintaining tension in each compressor, so an impact wrench was a stupid idea!

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  @hutomoardi19406 сағат бұрын

  Can i ask a question? Normaly maybe 30k miles will be achieved by 2 or 3 years for someone who use a car regularly to work or other daily activity But if you have a car that not being used regularly, maybe it only achieved 5 or 6k miles a year. Is it okay to change automatic transmission fluid once in 5 - 6 years? Or maybe there a certain maximum time interval that you should change that fluid beside from the car mileage like engine oil (which i know is 12 month that should be changed even the car is not reached certain mileage like 3 - 4 miles a year)

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  @the1andonly7 сағат бұрын

  You make a good point here. Do your maintenance regularly and do it right. Then it won't even matter how old your vehicle is.

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  @raylinden36229 сағат бұрын

  New part doesn't always mean its a good part... especially if its an after market verses OEM. So many people assume because a part is new that it is “good”… many mechanics have been sent chasing their tail only to find out that “new” part is not a good part. Firing the parts cannon because one suspects there may be a bad part back fires more often than it doesn't

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  @bobbg904115 сағат бұрын

  I think the power built spring compressor is very safe but its over 200 bucks.

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  @bobbg904115 сағат бұрын

  8:36 8 or 9 years ago, I changed the rear struts on my 2001 toyota celica at a shop with a mechanic buddy of mine we had his lift to use i took out the back trunk plastic that goes from the a pillar and b pillar to the back.hatch latch it all has to come out from the kick panels back including the back seats.

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  @bobbg904116 сағат бұрын

  This unit looks kinda safe with the pins.

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  @bobbg904116 сағат бұрын

  45 years ago, i started to change struts on a 1976 280z I did it with no spring compressor on the car, problem was putting the spring back on. A friend owned a body shop, he had a spring compressor that used shop air, that Got the spring back on the car. I don't think they make these anymore. But I'm going to bet you can use a hydrlics unit like that that uses a close and an open valve system So once its closed it can't open with one button you have to push a safety and the valve. If it bleeds out it can only bleed out slowly.

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  @PxssyGalore18 сағат бұрын

  Ignore the haters, they're just poor and they love to chase their tails.

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  @Kytw19 сағат бұрын

  My 89 can be completely rebuilt for $10k and have a new used truck.... I could pay $100 k to keep up with the sheep

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  @paulpothier65820 сағат бұрын

  well now all i see is the dirty inside of the window Hyper clean !!!! my as s

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  @dieseldrax21 сағат бұрын

  Seafoam has a flash point of just 55F. That means it's going to evaporate quickly and effectively do nothing, let alone last for a few hundred miles in the crankcase. Indeed, nobody that uses Seafoam understands it. If they did then they'd know how useless it is at best.

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  @TonicofSonic22 сағат бұрын

  I confirmed on the phone with bilstien there is no difference from the 5100 to the 4600 except the 5100 can work on a truck lifted up to 2 inches. Otherwise they perform exactly the same and the 5100 works the same at stock ride height.

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  @Larry-bwtmd23 сағат бұрын

  Bought new in 96 ,dodge lg bed 4x4 club cab 1500 slt, 5.2 magnum. Great truck w/ 110k miles now ..my baby..has yet to let me down, towed my 19' boat, snowmobiles,jet ski's , etc . I do most all maintenance myself except left front axel bearing and cv joint. So far replaced water pump, rad hoses every thing else is original. Love this old easy to work on truck...79 yrs old shade tree mechanic. Great video/ great advice.

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  @scjohnk23 сағат бұрын

  I'd spend the extra money to get the MADDOX Clamshell-Style Strut Spring Compressor, instead of that old school kit.

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  @jacques1233923 сағат бұрын

  I was excited by this till he said he was using rain ex... which is the worst product on the market for hydrophobic coatings smears and leaves gross residue. Anything else wax, ceramic coatings.

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  @lude4u2nvКүн бұрын

  my dad use to own a house cleaning business back in the early/mid 90's and he would clean all the new homes built to get ready to be sold. I remember he would use simple green and water in a bucket and would use steel wool and a razor blade to clean the windows. The blade was to take off any overspray and sticker residue... let me tell you, those windows were clean!!!

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  @neskuikfrenКүн бұрын

  I think the number one mistake is to not mix it lol

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  @XERXESDOEКүн бұрын

  These are not really that dangerous, reminds me of the “dangerous” garage door springs. Like all things, using well made, and the correct tools makes the job safer and more easily done.

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  @EvansWS6Күн бұрын

  Shouldve did the steel wool before you clayed..... but hey thats just me...

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  @deezTXКүн бұрын

  you can buy super strong earth magnets and attach them, much cheaper for the same results

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  @vermontvermont9292Күн бұрын

  Every time i wash my car i dry it with tec582. Stuff is amazing.

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  @BeanEaterExtraordinaireКүн бұрын

  I saw someone say to set it to A or B and wire speed to 3, am I really that underpowered with those settings on steel?

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  @rickybobby7276Күн бұрын

  Never changed the coolant water pump failed multiple times umm there’s your reason to flush it.

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  @vermontvermont9292Күн бұрын

  The blue oem honda filter A02, is just a cheap made by fram filter. Im sure fram makes filters for other companies too. Also your wife is beautiful. Youre a lucky man.

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  @tombeck2792Күн бұрын

  synthetic oils can handle a 6-7500 oil change intervals

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  @HatBilly2008Күн бұрын

  My father use air to push out the transmission fluid. It worked for his fords.

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  @paulkeplinger3565Күн бұрын

  thank you

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  @Altus-ExcelsiorКүн бұрын

  Oh the fold over the folds. Going to start doing that lol.

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  @QueaziiКүн бұрын

  If you're trying to fix a clip like the one that snapped, next time use superglue and sprinkle some baking soda on top. It hardens instantly and hardens ALOT harder than normal. You can even completely replace the clip by making one out of super glue and baking soda sometimes.

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  @christinarobles2454Күн бұрын

  ❤ i hope thats what's wrong with mine

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  @mikepuk8224Күн бұрын

  Doesn’t make any difference in my eyes.

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  @jackhoril9465Күн бұрын

  I had a weak tension spring on belt tensioner and the "new" alternator was slipping and heating the alternator pulley and cooked the sealed bearing on the "new" alternator. Finally after replacing the tension device it loaded the "new" alternator / bearing with cooked grease and the shaft burned off in less than 5 miles of driving. Believe it or not no real noise except when serpentine belt made a very high amplitude bang slinging the alternator pulley and piece of shaft about the engine compartment. The tensioner being loose probably heated all of the pulleys but the Alternator responded first. I never trust a tensioner past 50K.

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  @animallover-oj2ffКүн бұрын

  Been using sea foam of and on in oil and intake of my vehicles for 40 + years never had a problem. usually on mid to high mileage vehicles

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  @mr.mycity313Күн бұрын

  Man I hope it's not my water pump,only things I have left to change is the ps, water pump and alternator. New belt, new ten pulley and new idler pulley and still it squeaks... 🤬

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  @jeffnewman2864Күн бұрын

  Weird. My flexalite kit is working great. No blown fuses, comes on when its needed.

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  @marcomizzoni8323Күн бұрын

  What kind of grease did you use?

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  @RonDufromDaBXКүн бұрын

  😂😂😂😂😂😂

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  @sonricz007Күн бұрын

  Rainx does work. Water, gunk and ice stick less for a longer period of time. This is from personal experience. It takes a little bit of work to apply, but easy, and it delivers as advertised.

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  @irisbaez1972Күн бұрын

  I hope I can get an answer. -- I have a Kia soul 2012 2.0L automatic. The compressor has been leaking a drop for some time. I tried to stop it with RTV silicone but not luck. The car has 74K miles, A/C is cooling fine, and compressor is working. Do you think I will need to replace expansion valve and Drier with 74K miles and the system working just fine? -- I already bought a brand-new compressor (OEM), and planning for next year to change it. summer is coming and I live in the desert with 110 degrees. I keep my car in good shape. I'm not a stupid kid keeping the car full of garbage, and never take care of their car, so now you know how my car will be. -- I will appreciate any reply. Thank you for this video and your answers.

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  @MrCamsoupКүн бұрын

  You’d think someone would’ve made some stainless braided hoses that thread right into the oil filter adapter, thusly eliminating the quick disconnect junk.

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  @davidkerl1431Күн бұрын

  Dont listen to the people giving you crap abt the "parts cannon" thing. I do the same thing with my 2005 Silverado. It only has 268,000 miles on it, so there are a few original parts on it. I have no problem replacing old parts as a matter of course. I have not had car payments since 2007. I am a retired aircraft mechanic so I am well aware of "old parts".

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  @TyrantST08Күн бұрын

  Christ 😂

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  @mogeking56Күн бұрын

  LED bulbs 💡 don’t like the cold 🥶

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  @drivingdaily582Күн бұрын

  Old cars are just better, worth the fix...

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  @thagerdorn2009Күн бұрын

  That's the good ol "Italian Tune Up" gotta put that vitamin b12 down the yap, clean er right up for a feller

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  @UPdanКүн бұрын

  Put 3 on.