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It's the Lisle 45100 Brake Spring Tool. Very helpful on drum brakes!

Thank you so much for the support and kind words. They are greatly appreciated!

100% I learned the hard way, as I usually do!🤣

Appreciate the additional info! Thank you!

I imagine you can! I believe some folks in Canada only use maple syrup as a sweetener. Let me know how it turns out!

One of the greatest movies of all time! Infamous!

It has stopped working completely. It wouldn't return home or respond to the remotes. I don't remember specifics since it's been a while but all other repair methods had failed.

I couldn't agree more! Folks are being taken advantage of. It's a pretty sad reality these days. Thanks for the comments and support!

🤣🤣🤣 I'm extremely lucky to have a Home Depot right down the street. They know me well there. I try to take deep breaths instead of throwing and cussing. I have kids around I try (and often fail) to set an example for.😂 But I certainly have my moments. Thank you so much for the comments and support!

@@Mash333 🤣 Glad we were able to agree on that. Thank you!

@@thebronzetoo this is my second Tahoe in the last twenty years. Both have been incredible vehicles for me. Did you ever do the DOD delete in your 2015 Tahoe? Wondering if I should or not. As far as the grill, I totally get it! It’s a fun look we went with but they are great looking vehicles right off of the lot. Thanks again!

@@thebronzetoo thank you so much! I really appreciate your support!

@@Srdelkuerno it’s difficult to say. The bag itself isn’t necessarily going to be the only sign. There is still an inner shock that will have been compress when you installed it. The main thing is the ride (does it feel stiff and bumpy?) and if your compressor continually runs. Do you hear the compressor for a few seconds when you first start the car? If so, you should be good.

@@dianapersick3357 I’m hoping that means delicious! Thank you very much for the support! It’s greatly appreciated.

@@blueangels234 that’s so great to hear. I appreciate you sharing. We are capable! We can get stuff done with each other’s help! Thank you very much for sharing.

@@dustintrades thank you so much for giving it a try! Glad you liked it. I think it’s pretty fantastic as well. Appreciate the support!

@@Mason-fv1zl great idea! Though here in AZ we might as well dip the entire vehicle in a dressing as all the parts seem to disintegrate. 🤣

@@barnyard4068 that’s so awesome to hear! Great job going after it. I’m sure it’ll work out great! Thank you for sharing!

@@joec6277 thanks! Appreciate the kind words and support!

@@NoahLowry-r6z absolutely! I like a little more vanilla than recipes usually call for but you leave it out or double it, you’ll notice it. We make our own vanilla so it’s a higher quality than most store bought stuff. That also will make a difference.

😂😂😂 Thanks Noah! Appreciate the support. I'm sure the Pop Tart video will be a hit!

Thank you very much! I greatly appreciate your support!

Appreciate you looking out! I have the correct licensing so the music I use is OK for YT.

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Thanks Mauro!

85 ft. lbs is what I found but the overall consensus is get them tight. You won't over tighten them unless your using a cheater bar or something crazy. Some aftermarket parts specs are as high as 135 ft. lbs. Just to give you some reference. Good luck on your project!

Great tip! Those liners were a must to come off. I learned my lesson on those real quick!😂

Me too

That's so awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. So glad it went well and you were able to save a ton. Nicely done sir! Appreciate the support!

So great to hear. Appreciate the support!

@@axelrod21 that’s a great recommendation. I am going to do that. I like it to look neat but it would be in vain if it just wore out the whole thing quickly. Appreciate it! Thank you! 🙏

@@Swish36 🤣🤣🤣 Love it. Thanks for the support! Appreciate it.

@@corrinwade6132 I found GM Part # 84176675/AC Delco Part #84176675. I use gmparts.com to find specific part numbers. You can find them on the diagram then do your own research as to where you want to buy them from. Just be careful. There’s a ton of counterfeit parts online now. Hope that helps!

@@thomasthurston6656 🤣 Apparently I look like a guy from The Walking Dead as well. I’ll take it! Thanks for your support!

@letsgivethisatrywithsam lol, well, they say we all have a twin.

I've heard they are easy to use. You fell they are safe and no issues down the line? I have a bag of them. Just haven't used them yet. Appreciate your thoughts on it.

Oh brother! I am so sorry to hear about your health. That's terrible. But I love that you're not letting it slow you down! What a Champion and example to all. And if you like the struggles, watch any one of my videos. They all seem to come with their fair share.😂😂 Thank you so much for the kind words and support. I have no doubt you'll get yours done better than me!

Thank you very much! Appreciate the support and kind words!

Wouldn't that make you have to climb to the ceiling every time you need to plug something in?

@@LTCustomsLLC i was referring to 1st half video when he put a 2nd outlet in ceiling. could've just used an extender then hung reel instead of turning the single gang into a double. other than a cord reel or garage door opener or led shop light there isn't much you are going to plug into a ceiling outlet cause cord will fall out. guy done a good job. not complaining about that. just pointing out a faster, easier way for someone that isn't experienced or comfortable doing this type of work. Me personally, I would've done exactly what this guy done but have the 2nd receptacle switched. reel and opener on unswitched, then lights could be added to the switched side.

@@SgtJoeSmith Makes sense.

That would certainly be a good option as well! I'm anticipating other things possibly using the outlet on the ceiling so I wanted the permanence and stability of the outlets but you are absolutely correct. That is a quick and simple option for anyone needing to go that route. Appreciate the input and support! Thank you!

Boy would I love to! 🥵 In due time. I have 4 kids in High School and am putting my wife through flight school so hopefully the budget allows for it sometime soon. Thank you so much for the support! It's greatly appreciated!

Thank you so much for sharing! If you had turned out to be Jimmy Page, that guitar playing wouldn't seem a bad idea! 🤣 That's so great that your dad helped you. My dad wasn't handy but was great at many other things. I am just trying to encourage people to go out there and try. Things are only getting more expensive and yet we have more options to learn from than ever before. Love that you found that motivation too! Thank you very much for the support! It's greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much for the kind words! I actually work in the ER of a hospital so I ran it past a few doctor friends of mine to confirm the correct procedure. However, I had already heard about the basic concept from other wrestling parents. Apparently few actually ever tried it themselves. Their loss! Thanks again for your support!

😂I've actually heard the Gregory reference before. I'll take it! Appreciate the kind words. It really isn't too bad at all. Just one step at a time. I only wish I had someone to help me take on and off the front bumper, That thing is pretty unwieldy to handle alone, but obviously possible! You'll do great brother! I have no doubts! Thank you for the support.

@@JJ-np1ig it is possible but there’s a lot to consider. You’ll probably throw DTC codes for your suspension and likely the ABS system as well if you just install the regular shocks. Also, the coil springs that come with an air shock system are traditionally very soft so they’d likely need to be replaced as well. If you’re not concerned with any of that stuff, then you can absolutely throw on standard shocks. Just things to be aware of and consider. Let me know what you decide! I’m interested in learning what the outcome is! Thanks for the great question and support!

I completely agree my friend! I'd rather fail trying something than never try at all!

I’m trying to get this translated so I can read it. Appreciate your support!

Great question! Your vehicle will ride pretty rough. They’re the main shock absorber in the rear of the vehicle. Eventually your compressor will burn out as well which is an additional cost if you ever want to get it repaired. But ultimately, you can continue to drive the vehicle. It may contribute to a bit more wear and tear on it though. GM loads their vehicles up with plastic bits which like to wiggle loose and even fall off when the vehicle is riding rough for an extended period of time. Appreciate the question and support!

Got to love the Snap On stuff. It’s expensive but at least you know it’s a good product. Some tools are expensive and still 💩! 😂

Yes sir! Just picked up some stuff today at the parking lot sale! 🤣 Junkie as well I presume?

@@letsgivethisatrywithsam Oh yeah! 🤣🤣

@@captainnapalm8207 yeah buddy! We’re growing!

🤣 1800’s wagon. You’re awesome. You could check the electrical connector to the compressor if you wanted to verify it was getting signal and not turning on, which means the compressor is shot. If you know the rubber boot on the shock has holes and the compressor is not running then most likely they all need to be replaced. But don’t worry! The compressor is pretty darn basic to switch out as well so you can do it! I’d love to hear how it turns out!

Well worth it though! Tie Rods can be the worst!