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Dach's Autos
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Добавлен 20 июл 2019
Welcome to Dach's Autos. A RUclips channel featuring content with just about anything with an engine. We'll have some related content such as building our shop, random 'farm' projects, maybe a horse or two, but primarily focused on automotive topics.
Rebuilds, maintenance, upgrades and detailing, we've got a little bit for everyone.
Rebuilds, maintenance, upgrades and detailing, we've got a little bit for everyone.
Deer Strike Damage? Fix Your Yukon Denali FAST!
Got deer strike damage on your 2017 Yukon Denali? Check out video to fix it fast and save money! 🦌💥 In today’s video, we dive into repairing front-end damage after a deer collision. We'll walk you through the entire process- We had a detailed list from a Dealership on what needed repairing, and we found added items not fist noted on the overpriced estimate. We saved the customer THOUSANDS!
You can do this at home with some basic tools and a bit of patience. We share cost-saving tips along the way. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts!
#YukonDenali #CarRepair #DIYAutoRepair #DeerStrikeRepair #CostSavingTips #DeerStrike #AutoRepair #FrontEndDamage #Bumpers #CollisionDamageRepair #DeerStrike #YukonDen...
You can do this at home with some basic tools and a bit of patience. We share cost-saving tips along the way. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts!
#YukonDenali #CarRepair #DIYAutoRepair #DeerStrikeRepair #CostSavingTips #DeerStrike #AutoRepair #FrontEndDamage #Bumpers #CollisionDamageRepair #DeerStrike #YukonDen...
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Hidden Hitch Install on BMW X5: Step-by-Step Guide
Просмотров 7414 дней назад
Check out this hidden hitch install on a BMW X5 in our step-by-step guide! In this video, you'll learn how to install a Curt Cargo Carrier and a Draw-Tite hidden hitch on your 2015 BMW X5. We decided to go with a hidden hitch to keep things sleek and out of sight when not in use. This project is perfect for those who want to avoid using a rooftop carrier and prefer the convenience of a rear-mou...
DIY Heat Sheet, PEX, & Rebar Installation: Save Thousands!
Просмотров 44328 дней назад
Welcome back to the channel! In this video, we're diving into a DIY Heat Sheet, PEX, & Rebar Installation - and showing you how you can save thousands! Our step-by-step guide takes you through the entire process, from laying down the heat sheet and PEX, to securing the rebar, all while sharing practical tips and tricks to make your project a success. We've got approximately 6,000 feet of oxygen...
Building the Ultimate Workshop: Concrete Floor Prep
Просмотров 291Месяц назад
Welcome back to the channel, everyone! In today's video, we're diving into the nitty-gritty of building the ultimate workshop with a focus on concrete floor prep. As you can see, our shop is completely emptied out, and we're ready to tackle the concrete installation. Check out how we prepped a 5-inch slab with in-floor heating using heat sheet insulation panels. This method prevents moisture an...
DIY Strut Replacement on a 2015 Subaru Outback! (Easy Guide)
Просмотров 207Месяц назад
Ready to tackle some DIY car maintenance? In this easy guide, we’re diving into strut replacement on a 2015 Subaru Outback with nearly 200,000 miles! 🚗💪 Whether you’re a seasoned mechanic or a weekend warrior, you’ll find our step-by-step guide approachable and straightforward. Join us as we replace the suspension on all four corners, tackling common issues like tired suspension and annoying ba...
Uncovering the ’72 Challenger Hood: What Did We Find?
Просмотров 2412 месяца назад
Check out our latest adventure as we uncover the ’72 Challenger Hood and see what surprises lie underneath! In this step-by-step guide, we take you through the process of prepping and priming the hood, tackling minor dings and kinks, and getting it ready for a fresh coat of epoxy primer. This is a project you can do at home with some patience and the right tools! We start by stripping away the ...
DIY Paint Booth: Transform Your Garage Without Breaking the Bank @gorillaspro6305
Просмотров 1472 месяца назад
Hey everyone! We took a leap and picked up a paint booth! I’ll show you how to set up a 26x15x10 inflatable paint booth from Gorillas Pro. Whether you're working on a Challenger or any other project, you can do this at home! Transform your garage into a pro-level paint booth without breaking the bank! In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to set up a DIY paint booth using the 26x15 Gor...
Interior Overhaul: Our '72 Challenger Loses The Dash!
Просмотров 3143 месяца назад
Interior Overhaul: Our '72 Challenger Loses The Dash!
Reviving a '72 Challenger: Leadwork Doesn't Have To Be Hard!
Просмотров 7883 месяца назад
Reviving a '72 Challenger: Leadwork Doesn't Have To Be Hard!
F-350 Maintenance Must-Do: Simple Oil & Filter Tutorial! + GIVEAWAY!
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F-350 Maintenance Must-Do: Simple Oil & Filter Tutorial! GIVEAWAY!
NEW TOOL TUESDAY! Unboxing the Ultimate Harbor Freight Series 3 Toolbox
Просмотров 664 месяца назад
NEW TOOL TUESDAY! Unboxing the Ultimate Harbor Freight Series 3 Toolbox
How I Replaced My F350 Wheel Seal Without Special Tools
Просмотров 9594 месяца назад
How I Replaced My F350 Wheel Seal Without Special Tools
Avoid This Common Panel Alignment Error on Your '72! - Part 2
Просмотров 1625 месяцев назад
Avoid This Common Panel Alignment Error on Your '72! - Part 2
Weather Woes: Our Fleet Update & Future Plans
Просмотров 1015 месяцев назад
Weather Woes: Our Fleet Update & Future Plans
Install BOOST AUTO Cab Lights on 2005 F350 Power Stroke
Просмотров 2655 месяцев назад
Install BOOST AUTO Cab Lights on 2005 F350 Power Stroke
How We Fixed Our '72 Challenger's Quarter Panel: Step-by-Step
Просмотров 4206 месяцев назад
How We Fixed Our '72 Challenger's Quarter Panel: Step-by-Step
DIY Inner Fender Replacement: Easy Steps for a '72 Challenger
Просмотров 2616 месяцев назад
DIY Inner Fender Replacement: Easy Steps for a '72 Challenger
Crucial Winter DIY: Saving My Vehicle from $1400 Parts!
Просмотров 1986 месяцев назад
Crucial Winter DIY: Saving My Vehicle from $1400 Parts!
Moving your MOPAR with no engine or steering, uphill.. The cat may not have helped.. #shorts
Просмотров 576 месяцев назад
Moving your MOPAR with no engine or steering, uphill.. The cat may not have helped.. #shorts
DIY Steering Box Rebuild: 1972 Dodge Challenger Guide
Просмотров 5517 месяцев назад
DIY Steering Box Rebuild: 1972 Dodge Challenger Guide
Final Touches on the '38 Plymouth: A Stunning Transformation!
Просмотров 3838 месяцев назад
Final Touches on the '38 Plymouth: A Stunning Transformation!
Epic Fail: Bugs Ruined My Classic Car Paint Job!
Просмотров 4128 месяцев назад
Epic Fail: Bugs Ruined My Classic Car Paint Job!
The Abandoned RV: This Rescue Took a Drastic Turn.
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.9 месяцев назад
The Abandoned RV: This Rescue Took a Drastic Turn.
1938 Plymouth Restoration Continues - INVASION OF THE BUGS
Просмотров 2149 месяцев назад
1938 Plymouth Restoration Continues - INVASION OF THE BUGS
38 Restoration: Will We Beat the Deadline?
Просмотров 10011 месяцев назад
38 Restoration: Will We Beat the Deadline?
The Abandon RV: First Drive of Our Abandoned RV, Will It Run?
Просмотров 20711 месяцев назад
The Abandon RV: First Drive of Our Abandoned RV, Will It Run?
1938 Plymouth Restoration - Let's get STRIPPED
Просмотров 297Год назад
1938 Plymouth Restoration - Let's get STRIPPED
Say Goodbye to Worn-Out Seats: Give Your 2015 Subaru Outback a Makeover with New Seat Covers
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Say Goodbye to Worn-Out Seats: Give Your 2015 Subaru Outback a Makeover with New Seat Covers
GET THE LEAD OUT - 1938 Plymouth Restoration
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GET THE LEAD OUT - 1938 Plymouth Restoration
The floor looks nice.
Thanks! It's such a blessing to have a hard surface to work on!
Start my replacement tomorrow on my 97 cobra. I have a feeling I’ll be watching this atleast 1 more time tonight and atleast twice tomorrow 😅
HAH! Enjoy. I cannot stress how much better the upholstery staple gun made life. I wish you luck, feel free to msg me if you have questions!
@@DachsAutos she’s on and finished started around 9am with a quick lunch break. Would have finished sooner but I had a issue with my rear bow “lever mechanism” it’s riveted to behind the rear side panel…mine had bound up somehow (previous owner it’s always made a strange noise) I guess the new top was tight enough it was binding against the rear glass. No idea how it didn’t shatter it
I was confused until I realized when you said "mils" you really meant millimeters. A mil is one thousandths of an inch. Otherwise good. Sorry, from my machinist background. Thanks.
Should have squirted some wd40 on it. That’s what that shit is for
Keep your eyes peeled for me ... I am looking for a cargo carrier with a ramp (for my etrike) that is bumper mount ... It's like trying to find a unicorn
Will do! Do you have the size and weigh of your trike?
Hey looks great! I’m glad you got the uncoiler made. Makes a huge difference! 😁👍
@@SmartEasyDIYer it sure did! I love the YT community for sharing knowledge and ideas!
@@DachsAutos yes me too! So much good stuff available.
i just found the one i owned in 1984, a 76 spitfire 1500.. in the process of buying it back .. needs some work. I hope to learn some things from you! Thanks
Awesome! I've still got a few things ahead of this build (and budget) BUT, You might want to check out @StevesProjectCarGarage and his restoration on Triumph. Many similarities I believe.
Thanks! Have to frame in our tack-room and I can re-locate my crappy lights and use yours as the main focus lighting in my workspace :)
Looking awesome!
Thanks! Lots of hard work.. Sooner or later I'll have to add more lighting too ya know!
Seeing this done without a lift was very helpful! About to do my rear ones today
Hopefully it's helpful for you!
this guy is a genius
Wow, this is more difficult than swapping a motor
On the 1972 Dodge Challenger are the quarter panels you are using from AUTO METAL DIRECT? I have the same car and will be doing the same thing. If so how are the lined to original panel? Thank You.
@mattsecuro2968 Yes, the Mopar certified AMD panel. Much better quality than the Sherman panel we tried first. This car has seen it's share of past life, so some things needed some massaging, but the panel itself is solid quality, which the price reflects.
Over 1 mile of Pex! That will be one heck of a shop!
For sure! Why not over-engineer things :)
Looks real nice.
Damn impressive work man!
@@bydruxy5174 Thanks!
A solid floor will be so much nicer
Oh it sure will! I just laid down (to cool off) on the insulation.. 1st time I've been able to lay down and NOT get completely dirty!
Man, that was some hard work. I've got a Subaru Outback with 285,0000 mile on it. I have to replace the seat cushions in the front..
It wasn't super hard, but indeed tedious that's for sure! Good luck!
@DachsAutos Very tedious indeed.
There is the reason the OEM lasts 200k miles
Indeed. Cannot complain about the build quality of the Outback. oil changes, new plugs and other fluids about to be swapped too.
Quick struts are the way to go
For sure - I swapped springs on my BMW. Not a terrible job, but by far this was much quicker!
How did you end up taking the door spear trim off? Did you have to do anything from the inside? I'm having same little challenge right now. Trying figure out how to take one off the passenger side of my 2-door 51 Styleline Deluxe to replace it :)
A lot of mine were rusted and pretty much broke off as I was taking things apart. Some, I could slide a small flat head screwdriver or similar behind and push the little finger down, but any just broke away.
Good info. Might have to refer back to this video one day.
Sheesh, That garage had a bunch of stuff in it. Gonna look great with concrete b
Interesting that most of it fit in a Pack Rat 20' storage container. Toolboxes are in the house garage and vehicles are covered outside.. Guess it's a good time to re-organize when everything goes back in! 4000sq ft shouldn't have been that cramped.
At least hood catch didn't need to come off ☺️
Where did you get the lower trunk replacement panel by chance?
I'm not sure, it was provided by the customer. He had ordered some other parts as well (battery box, etc) and they were never delivered. - This trunk filler did not fit well either, so, not something I would suggest. -- Might want to check with these guys, and see if they have anything, or suggestions. - www.wildcatmopars.com - I used them for some parts on the Challenger rebuild. Great group to work with.
Hi I also have a 38 I'm building and found your page by chance do you have a link for the floating nut flange?
Here you go! www.ebay.com/itm/302545595324
Well good video very detailed! Just a tip in the future always wear latex or nitrile gloves when replacing bulbs! Can save you tons of headaches! Keep up the good videos!
I’m sure you know by now but the calipers are on the wrong side. You have the left caliper on the right side and vice versa. Bleed screws ALWAYS go on the TOP otherwise air will be trapped in the caliper. Just like a thermostat. The jiggle air valve goes at the top to bleed air out. (and the wax pellet part faces the engine block-very important).
Yup, but due to the parts store mess up and the need to use the truck, that's how it ended up. It'll get fixed some day when i feel bored enough to spill brake juice all over the floor.
Had not heard "do-dads" in quite a while!
How much do you think it would cost to have someone replace the top? Would it be a good thing to go through my insurance? My top is ripped right along the top part of the back window and I’m wanting to just replace it and I’m wondering how much you think it’s going to cost me? It’s for a 2001 GT that is in really good condition except for the tear across the seam of the window 🤪
The person I bought it from was quoted about 2000 for the parts and labor to have it replaced at a shop...
Pretty sure I have about 14 10mm scattered all over between the truck and the RV. And I STILL can never find one.
I used to have an M&Ms container of 10mm sockets.. Those, sadly, have disappeared as well. Who knows where...
Looking forward to when you get the car in there. That booth looks awesome!
You and me both!
7 of spades could be a good nick name for the car.
Do you know where the MAP sensor is? I have a engine code to replace the MAP but unsure where it is
It should be on the air intake or air box depending on your engine. I don't have the X3 anymore, so I can't confirm from my model.
Amazing work dude! Love it!
Thanks a ton!
Thank you very much for this video! I have had a stuck Drivers Outer Door Handle for over a year now on my 52 Styleline 2 Door... Been "Breaking Into" my own car through the vent window every time I get in. Watched this vid, got brave and pulled it apart, works great now!! Can get in the car like I own it now!!
Good progress on the challenger. It looks like the car is very complete which is a big plus. Where are you getting the new wiring harness from? Will it be for a rallye dash?
I'll have to check with the owner. Likely Summit or YearOne. Just the standard dash, unless I can convince him to swap out for an upgraded dash gauge setup
@@DachsAutos The M&H harness is really nice, literally identical to the original so its a great timesaver, would not want to deal with a generic wiring kit.
@@chrispeters1017 I'll pass that on! There's a 440 in there now, in please of the original 318, so the original harness was hacked up to work
yep I gotta do these on both sides, plus the new damper and possibly even one more on the upper there right below your lower :) on that passenger side it's going to be SO MUCH FUN OH BOY. The labor you saved from the shop though it makes it worth it :) thanks for the vid
Well, just don't be like me, and use a jack stand! :) Safety third!
@@DachsAutos :) I have those not worried. It's a good thing to know your vehicle and maintain it.
Man. A project that big would overwhelm me. Once it's done though it's gonna be bad ass.
It sure is, and thankfully I think we've hit the peak of the 'rip crap apart' phase! Time to start putting 'er back together!
way to much talk
Great video! Thanks for posting. You can talk all you want if it means free help and me being able to do the work myself!
I appreciate that! Hope it was helpful!
Reverse torx is an absolute hoax unless its 180ftlb on a harmonic pulley you just use two size smaller 6 pt sockets never failed me yet! Just busy it free manually
Thank you so much for this video! I just got a forester with the "leather" upholstery and I'm just now learning about all the issues with the vinyl sides. I have a decent amount of sewing/leather work experience, and I'm planning on replacing the vinyl parts with actual leather if (when) they go bad. I have absolutely zero automotive upholstery experience though, and this video has tons of new-to-me information in it.
Glad it was helpful! - We're just about to hit 200k miles this summer on the Outback, and that's really the only thing that we've had to address/repair outside of general maintenance or recall/warranty work. Very happy with the vehicle!
Thanks for the video. Convinced me not to do that myself. :) I would probably break something.
hah give it a try! If this hack can do it, anyone can!
Looks like a rats nest of wires under that dash. Plenty of work ahead of you
It's a mess indeed. Luckily a majority is going to get replaced due to age, bad hacks from the past, and at least in the engine bay, we are re-wiring for a 440 vs. 318.
@@DachsAutos nice.
What wind guards do you have? 2:03
Auto Vent Shade - Here's the link to amazon - a.co/d/a3phVQ6
looks quick and easy
It sure is John! I think everything now except our old convertible has topside filters on it! t sure helps!
Quick and easy! I love top side filters.
Totally agree!
Do you know the part number for that gasket?
You can start here - There's a few Non-OE options for a few bucks less. -- www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw-engine-oil-cooler-seal-11427525335
I like the lead work. Where did you learn how to do that? That's a thing of the past.
I get a lot of good tips from Eastwood's channel. They've got a bunch of videos the legend Gene Winfield, including basic techniques for lead work. I picked up the 'lead-free' kit so I don't die :)