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@@RealTRKLogic heck yeah! Thank you so much. Stoked the video could help inspire you!

@dillansgarage hey man you got any social media other than YT, so I can show you a picture of it. Whenever I buy it and get it done, it's WAY cheaper, BUT I still need to get the $ for it, man so glad I came across this video, I dont even remember how lol

@@RealTRKLogic yeah I’m on IG too. Same name on there. Send it over when it’s done!

​@dillansgarage so I literally didn't realize I posted my comment on someone else's comment... 😂but.. yeah it's $480 + tax, so im probably getting it this week, before it's to late

​@@dillansgaragethursday is gonna be the day I think I order it, I probably shouldn't, but man I probably won't find this ever again AND you got lucky cause you got it 100 bucks cheaper than me now lol

@@user-db3tu6uk7r howdy! Your best bet will be to get a 5th gen 4Runner rear bumper. Just trim your oem bumper to fit and bolt it on. There are affordable options for 5th rear bumpers too

@@user-ik3jh7kr5n as long as the engine isn’t overheating during the hour that it’s running for BD it’s safe

@@Isaac-df2qd I’ll definitely put that on my list!

@@rudetoy8264 you said it! 💯

@@afrodickification they went out of stock around 6 months ago also. Took them about a month to get back in stock

My symptoms were pretty mild. It was only after hours of driving or going up a mountain. Then I would start to overheat when I slow down to a stop. If I kept driving I didn’t over heat. It’s because it took hours for enough exhaust gas to fill my cooling system to stop the coolant from flowing. It would only flow when the rpm was up and turning the water pump faster

@@chachisincharge glad you found it helpful! I forget exactly what length I posted. It’s possible shorter options weren’t available at the time I posted. 10ft is plenty. I’m also very diy minded so I like to have extras. Mine was actually left over from another project

Just finished the install and I'm completely floored at how great this bumper is for the $. Your video was a huge help. Thanks again! Winch video, cough cough

@@gmoti_ I plan to just cut a hole in the right place. Sorry I haven’t made the video yet. We moved recently and I finally have a shop, but I don’t have electricity run to the shop yet. Electrician keeps pushing it back.

Awesome!! Stoked my video could help and that you got it working 👏👏

@@lanikavann2152 happy the video could help! Thank you for the comment

It’s probably out of stock again. It’s super popular and spent almost 2 months out of stock shortly after I made this video

@@Somynigga working on it! I’ll be sure to let you know when. Should be in the next week or so

@@felonebike9859 thank you!

@@rolandblaise1149 thank you!

Sweet! Thank you so much. I’ll be making it soon!

@@hotwheels295 you need to do it manually from inside the vehicle using those levers I showed in the video

Your rig sounds awesome! We still have big plans for the suburban. It’s been so many months we had to focus on another projects. More suburban content coming soon.

@@joshuagarcia9057 do it! This is definitely the least invasive type of upgrade you can do. Other than a couple bolts it’s overall pretty easy.

Judging by the bone stock jeep in your pic and loctite obsession you must not actually work on trucks. I’m glad you’re spending your highschool days watching diy content though. My demo on RUclips is actually 30-50 year olds, according to the analytics. You may have been trying to give a poke with that comment, but it didn’t work lol

@@jayjb833 incorrect. That’s a common misconception. Stop-leak or Blue Devil Pour-n-go (the cheaper one) will block passages. But not Blue Devil HG Sealer. If you do some research you’ll learn about the difference between physical based sealant vs chemical based. Chemical sealants are safe because they only solidify at the point of the leak due to a chemical reaction. I would NEVER pour a physical based sealant in cause that will stick to anything and everything and cause nothing but issues down the line. The blue devil I have used multiple times works and sometimes works for many years. 7 years later and my 4Runner still has no block passages.

@@lauraalosio-pp9gg thank you!

@@professionalmike4189 what about it?

You looking for a pickup truck?

@@coatneyadkins9005 i disagree. Pros just know exactly when and how to use certain hacks. When it’s acceptable and when it’s not. Pros have the knowledge of good and bad. Non-pros like me just hack everything 😂

@@dillansgarage I think I have ocd , if it ain't to the t by the book up to code full spec...I die inside... 🤣

@@coatneyadkins9005you’d probably make a good engineer or doctor then!

@@dillansgarage well... I'm also dumb... So I don't think so. I just like following directions like a Lego set... 😆

@@coatneyadkins9005 I’m dumb too, that’s why I need hacks haha

@@DerfOrNuffin not hard at all. I think I installed them originally in like 2 hours. But now it’s definitely easier and cheaper to throw some fix-a-flat in there lol

Yes replacing fix a flat is EASY

@@user-up7ez2ve3d exceptionally easy

@@user-up7ez2ve3d exceptionally easy

@@2-old-Forthischet what happened with your body lift? I’ve heard lots of stories but usually bad experiences were from bigger lifts like 3”+

Wow thank you!! I super appreciate that.

Thank you! You may have.. 😏 I actually haven't seen this bumper sold by anyone else yet but I imported a few and have 2 more left. I'm thinking about bringing more over cause I really like them

It works about the same at idle. Overall it’s not the cold AC there is, it more so take the edge off on a hot day. In a mildly warm day it gets too cold in there. But hot days it can barely keep up

But I’ll take when I can get lol

I mention it in the video PM129. I got mine from Autozone. Not sure what the brand was

Yes, everyone sells the same grill basically. The differences is he’s local, includes the lights and the harness, and provides great customer service. No offense taken, it’s a perfectly normal question. Every once in a while, a grill is damaged in shipping and it’s a lot easier to deal with him than a Chinese company.

@@dillansgarage thanks for the reply, I’m going to finally get one of them. Been thinking about it for almost two years lol.

@@kurticeberg4566 I’ve been thinking about it ever since my buddy got one back in 2019 lol super happy. I have it now. Gives a whole new vibe to the front of the truck.

Toms Sequoia is setup really nice and he actually uses it. It’s funny how people have to try and tell you your own business lol either way it’s a cool rig, just not for everyone.

Thank you! Are you referring to the way bumper separate from the body? If so, that’s just how it is. It does that with the stock bumper too, you just can’t see it cause the plastic flexes with the movement.

@@dillansgarage ok awesome thank you, I also was just wanting to make sure would thing bumper work with a 2003 4th gen v6?

@@bassfishing7249 it would work on yours basically the same as mine. The only thing that would be different is you need fog lights with turn signals built into them so you can wire your oem turn signal harness. I have a link for yours in the description also

@@dillansgarage thank you very much love the vids keep up the great work

@@bassfishing7249 thank you! Means a lot to me thank you. Posting has been slow the last couple months because we just moved and there’s been a lot going on. But I’m about to kick it into gear again

Thank you. I really enjoyed this one and learned a ton from it. I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for the comment!

Nice. I have used bedliner for a lot of stuff, but nothing that has gone on as thick and strong as this liquid rubber.

I would hit up Hooke Road on the website and send an email or send a message on IG

Good call! Thank you!

Holy smokes!! My first super thanks! Thank you so much!

Thank you! Glad you like it. I really enjoyed that bumper. I ended up getting another one from that same company but one with a winch mount. Did you see that video?

That’s correct. CV axles are only for 4wd IFS vehicles. The only thing somewhat related to this would be to check your wheel bearing, but those don’t usually go bad with normal use. Our 4runner front bearings are designed to last the life of the vehicle. That said I changed my around 140,000 miles cause they were shot.

@@dillansgarage here’s something I found online . Pretty much what I’m experiencing. A finger-snapping, popping or clicking sound when you turn What it means: If you have a front-wheel-drive or all-wheel drive vehicle and hear this sound when you turn or corner (but the noise stops when you drive straight)

@@JamesCardenasMyinsuranceguy I would get under there and check every bolt. Tighten everything. Brakes, ball joints, bushings. Could be worn out bushings or ball joint that need replaced. I’ve replace ball joints twice in the last 7 years, but I also work my truck more. What year is your 4r?

@@dillansgarage 2015. Thank you

Thank you! Appreciate the compliment and feedback, but I can't make it tooooo easy for y'all. Right?

@@dillansgarage but you could have saved me a total of 23 seconds! lol

@@chevysizemore8035 😂 you have a point there!

There’s a difference between chemical bonds and physical sealants. I agree with you about physical sealants like stop leak

@@dillansgarage I wasn’t trying to say you were wrong or anything, it’s just that I had an experience with trying to use some sealant and it gunk up my thermostat and radiator and everything. Maybe you can help me I have a 2009 Nissan frontier with a 4.0 V6. To make a really long story short, I’m pretty sure that I have a leaking head gasket. It’s a very very slow leak. I only have to add coolant about every two or three weeks or so and even then it’s only just a little bit of coolant. The problem I have is that if I put a load on the motor like hauling a trailer, it immediately gets hot. So my question is what type of sealer would you recommend because at this point I’m willing to try anything because I’m looking at having to buy another motor because I’m not going to spend $3000 to get the head gasket fixed. The truck has 211,000 miles. Thanks any help is really appreciated.

@@rustypugh123 I have used blue devil, not the pour-n-go one, multiple times and never had any symptoms of gunk build up. It’s always been super clear. Follow the directions carefully with the blue devil and do it correctly.

@@dillansgarage thanks I appreciate it

@@rustypugh123 anytime. I have an old RUclips channel that’s not mine anymore called Trail Bender Overland. Those videos are still live and I made a detailed how-to use blue devil on there.

Whoa. Why the heck didn’t I think of that. Now that you mention it, it seems so obvious. Thank you for sharing. Can you share the license plate holder link?

Where is your video of the rear lights wiring? Also have you found a front skid plate to go with the Hooke road front bumper?

Strange. Is the tip of the nozzle dipped in coolant?

@@dillansgarage nope nowhere close . Even just doing it in open air . It doesn't seem to suck anything. I tried even to blow air through the nozzle I couldn't force any air into it . I am thinking the valve is defective. I hate to return it but I have to .

I had the same issue, i stuck something in the bottom of the tester and hit it a couple times and it worked fine, idk what was up

Aw man. I’m sorry I don’t remember but I think so. I don’t have the jeep with me anymore to check

@@dillansgarage Cool thanks!

How much weight will these steps support? Also concerned whether the hinges are designed to support more than weight of the doors?

@@Airwaves-Radio I’m not sure what they’re rates for but my buddy is 200lbs and that felt solid. I understand the concern, but just gotta think about leverage. When you stand on these the weight is very close to the hinges bolt point to the body. So it’s vertical pressure only. Whereas a door is tugging on it trying to pull the hing away from the body when the door is open. I would never stand on these with the door open since it’s a totally different load that I don’t think it would handle well. But door closed, I’d stand on these all day.

Most RUclipsrs do what they can to gain metrics. That said, I don’t make useless shorts like this anymore. Here’s the full video if you’re interested: Square body Chevy and GMC Blower Fan $30 Upgrade - How to ruclips.net/video/1sTZ-zFGn_o/видео.html

Wut?

I’ve always had the same 4Runner. I don’t understand the comment lol