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What is you see around 5:17 in the video belong to the gps rear view mirror I have in the Rogue.

That you for your comment. I went to look at my hack because of your comment and found out that hobby glue was not strong enough. It could still work if you use a more stronger glue such as JB Weld or Liquid Nails. If you try this hack please get back with what you used. Thank you for watching my video!

Thanks! I was hoping that it was something somewhat simple. I was dreading it having to be a transmission problem.

@@Belvedere-vm9ep aye, that would be a nightmare to have to step into :)

Sorry about that. Sometimes my crew is too noisy. Is hard to get professional help around here!

@@Belvedere-vm9ep it’s all good, bro. You did help me and it’s greatly appreciated. You took time to help your fellow “Super Duty” owner here. I do appreciate it. I was trying to be funny. Not sure how it came across. Keep up the videos!

Oh I didn’t take it wrong. I know a lot of people get offended easily these days. I try to make my videos without a script and in one take. Sometimes I succeed and sometimes I fail. Same thing with working on our vehicles tackling somethings are easy and some are a bear. I just try to help! Keep on trucking!

Hi thank you for watching! I just made this video regarding mainly 57-58 Plymouth Steering Wheel removal but I also added a tip for your 55-56 Plymouths. ruclips.net/video/WrTLJE3EDQI/видео.htmlsi=2Odvqhv0toXI6dI4

Do you know what could be I can’t here the video with the noise

Sorry I had to have the truck running so you could see where it’s supposed to leak from. Are any of these places clogged?

No problem. I was why my battery was always dead even though it was brand new new. It wasn’t charging due to bad stator and all the magnets were broken on the flywheel. The flywheel on these Cub Cadets are expensive currently saving up for that item. Thanks for watching and your comment!

Cool! This is a good radio with car play options! Is your radio a newer version? If not don’t forget to download the fix from their website onto a memory stick and install it to your radio! Please let us know how you like the radio and your take on how easy your installation was. Thanks for watching and your comment!

My speedometer stopped working, so I could not see how fast I was going. Also my abs light turned on. So I got a code reader and it said my rear left speed sensor was not working. I checked online at the parts store these Fords do not have a rear left or right speed sensor. They only have 1 rear speed sensor and it’s located on the differential pumpkin on the topside center area. Hope this helps fix your problem. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Soak the parts in vinegar. The vinegar will help clear up any hard water deposits. If you don’t want to remove the water nozzle jets you can try picking at it with a needle or blow some compressed air.

Thank you so much!

Either you ordered the wrong part or they gave you the wrong part.

Please keep us updated with what happened and how your fix is going. Thank you and good luck!

@@Belvedere-vm9ep they gave me the wrong part as I ordered straight from my local ford dealer, got a different one and it’s the right one!

Cool to hear that they gave you the right part now! How’s your truck running now?

You're welcome!! Let’s know how it goes and if you like it! Merry Christmas!

Here is the link to this desk! We got the 63 inch length one. It comes in 3 different sizes: 43 inches, 55 inches and 63 inches. Homall Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk, Large 63 inch Sit Stand up Desk, Home Office Computer Desk Memory Preset with T-Shaped Metal Bracket, White www.walmart.com/ip/1093477914

Awesome! Glad to hear that you are up and running again! Please subscribe!

Glad it was helpful!

Yes Sir I do.

Please check out my other videos I have on my 58 Plymouth!

@@Belvedere-vm9ep I got one also! Runs and drives. I take it to car shows every summer.

That is awesome! You have videos for us to see? Hopefully you can make some how to videos on your Plymouth I’m still learning.

Sorry about that. I did say I had another video talking about the tool I used to take the flywheel off. Somehow that video was never uploaded. I will put up a video of the tool I used. Please stay tuned. Thank you for watching! Have you had any luck taking off your flywheel?

He described how he removed the flywheel with a tool besides I have learned while trying to film my projects it is better to use both of my hands to prevent injury to me and damage parts. I don't have a cameraman nor a camera-stand.

Thank you! Yes it does sound nice! I have more videos of this car in my channel. Stay tuned for more! Thank you for watching!

Sorry to hear that. What other product did you use? Did you top coat it? I tried ordering headlight protector film but I they never arrive. It’s time for me to redo the headlights on my truck. I have half a million miles on it.

@@Belvedere-vm9epTo fair my headlights were in sad shape. On my 2007 Dodge truck, the head lite assembly was easy to remove. May not be so easy on your vehicle. Just you tube it. I finally got super fine wet/dry sandpaper, 2500.grit. And wet sanded it, spent quite a bit of time on them. Then I used Turtle wax Headlight lens restorer. Now in this kit is 2 little sanding discs, each side has a number on them(read the instructions) And like all of the kits the payoff isn't tell the final step. My headlights on this old truck are far from perfect. But they look so much better and the truck does look a lot better as well. And yes I followed the instructions on both headlight kits.

Sorry this steering wheel is not for sale. I like the work that was done on your 59 Apache! Are you planning on putting on a 58 Plymouth steering wheel on that?

Oh yes! I needed to use 2 hands the hood lift supports or shocks had a lot of pressure I couldn’t close it with 1 hand.

Beautiful red car you have! Nice and quick starting!

It’s already has an owner. I just had the honor of checking it out.

Cool! Thank you for the tip! It’s great when people share their advice! Thank you for watching!

Sorry I’m not quite sure if it is or not. I believe there is a speed sensor on the transmission that is an output sensor. Maybe someone else will chime in that’s more knowledgeable. Sorry I couldn’t answer but I did reply.

Thanks! Stay tuned for an update! Nice going on getting that Mopar engine out!

@@Belvedere-vm9ep super hard to do this with shade tree tools! thank you for the encouragement!

I understand us and our shade tree tools but we like it and want to save money doing these things ourselves. 1 thing I try to do is prepare ahead of time (easier said than done) the easy thing to do is lubricate your nuts and bolts! Start spraying them 2-3 days a week ahead of tearing things down.

Thank you for catching that. Have a blessed day!

Yes I had a friend vacuum the system. Then after putting everything back together we put new Freon.

Let me know how everything goes with your installation! Thank you for watching!

Please don’t forget to put your 4.06 ounces of PAG oil in your new compressor. Pour half in your hi and low line holes. Pour it slowly then slowly turn the a/c clutch and pulley about 10 times to lubricate your compressor.

If you added more than 3 cans you might have ruined your compressor. Installing the dryer on this truck is very easy as well. The a/c evaporator core I did not remove. That part is located by the glovebox. I believe it’s accessible by the firewall under the dryer. The other component I didn’t replace is the a/c condenser. I believe that part is located in front of the radiator. Once again Thank you for watching and subscribing!

You might have to reload the video. I have sound here. Sorry for your audio trouble.

Awesome! Keep us updated!

What are you working on?

Thank you. Thank for watching! Please subscribe and stay tuned for me videos.

Yep! Yep!