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I can’t remember. I’m pretty sure I just made it snug. if you are that worried about it getting glue you could put some temporary Loctite on

Glad it helped

Yep

The car was just turnover and the fuel pump was sounding weak.

You clearly haven't had to deal with some properly stuck batteries! I can tell you that the force required when getting the batteries out can be considerably more than could ever be applied by pulling on a screw. Even after soaking for 24 hours in vinegar to try to dissolve the corrosion I had to repeatedly hammer using a drift tool (for seized brake pins). I had already distorted another tool trying to get some movement. I eventually did get the swollen batteries to move. One of them had to shed it's plastic sheath to be able to move. After the batteries were out I then used a drill with a sandpaper roll to clean up a patch of corroded metal halfway down the battery tube.

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Yes I can. It is not getting spark for some reason

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It was a Yukon giant.

If I remember correctly it is 20 to 25 ft Lbs. pounds of torque. I’m not sure how long the bolts where it’s been a few years since I’ve changed it out

Ok. Thanks for the advice.

That not light that's reflector

Glad I helped

In my later videos I end up showing why I couldn't rebuild it. The block was cracked so I'm just going to buy a remain engine or possibly a v8 swap

Thank you

Thanks, if I find another stuck battery I'll try that. I not going to buy no more maglites due to the fact that most of them are not built that good. I feel like they are over hyped.

I'll try to do it soon

How many liter did u use ti fill it up bro?

@@salvadorsabling2816 can't remember

FYI crack your fill plug first then the drain, if you drain it but can’t get the full off or it’s stripped then you won’t be able to fill it back up. 3.8qts for the rear btw

I know thanks for your concern. I need to start leading by example

Good luck. Hope everything goes good

As much talk as I heard about these I did expect them to be pretty good. They have their flaws sadly

The problem is with the batteries not the Maglite!

@@MrAdopado The batteries aren't corroding in my other flashlights, and the batteries were from the same pack. Can you explain that?

@@toomanymodz No I can't explain! Perhaps it's the snug fit of the batteries with no room for expansion without jamming in there?

That's I thought that oil last for ever I been using it. I get some newer chain oil

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I believe it was built in the pump on these cars. Let me know if you find out anything different. If I'm not mistaken that little cloth thing is kind of like a fuel filter. I should have showed you the inside of the pump a little more in the video but I guess I didn't.

My brother was playing Forza and he took a break for a little while and my cousin was turning it on and it went to the screen. Not sure if my cousin did something to mess with him or what

@@tylerstacy5901 ask them what is that happened in certain see if there was a direct shut down while the game was on then there are issues that can happen.

@@kiyotaka9135 That's what he said happened. My cousin dropped and broke my phone like a month ago and now he messed up my laptop so I probably won't tell me exactly what he did. I didn't know if it was like a hard factory reset or something like that I could do

@@tylerstacy5901 im trying to suggest you some videos but when i put the links the comments gets deleted i don't know why the videos are from video itself

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How can I get off that screen

My friend Ben was telling me something's wrong with my memory or my windows 11. When he was coach shooting it he knows Linux was on there instead of window

Did you buy the right pump. One side is the fuel pump sending unit, and the other side is a fuel pump. The pumps are different but they look similar. Or they might have just sent you the wrong pump. I got mine from Amazon

I would make a video on it but I trade it in for that Suzuki four-wheeler you can see all my video. Installing the back brake isn't that hard. If your cable and brake level is all there and working you might just need to adjust your brake drum on the rear wheel. I have a Honda XR200 it has the same brake setup I could kind of make a video of that if that would help.

If you want me to make a video on my Honda I can do that but it would be a little bit different then the Yamaha. If you want to see a video of it you can let me know. But on the cable there's a little wing nut on the back by the drum brake and all you should need to do is tighten that if your break isn't engaging all the way.