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Did you use silicone rtv on the inside of the balancer?

I did the screw trick on a cam seal one time to remove it. I didnt realize i hit the cam slightly with the screw. Got it all back together and was driving down the roaf and lost almost all my oil when the knick in the camshaft tore up the new seal.

Good clean wholesome fun. It’ll never catch on. Wink wink I’m pleased to see you are alive and well

Thanks great idea using rotary tool much better control than a big angle grinder which I see being used in other videos

DORCHESTER sc 35 miles from Charleston sc

Thank You for making this video and the way you made it make sense!!

Kansas city here!

Seat turned out great thanks for sharing!

out standing , don't have your shop of tools, I am going to try drilling for a harden pin , thin the pull nut may get er done. thanks,

This video is not helping the problem is is the key will not turn to release the transmission it is completely locked up so how do I replace a key lock cylinder that won't budge?

easy peasy japanesey

Good job

Hartney mb canada here...subscribed

So cool…thanks for sharing…new subscriber!

Great setup. I feel better about my plans. I'm glad it works well for you. I'll be doing something similar. Wish I had thought of the conduit and chickenwire panels before I went and bought a pipe framework structure. Meh, next time. Chickenwire isn't as cheap as it used to be, but still cheaper than some things. 18 inches of well-composted soil is amazing. Makes for a great garden.

Saw this on my yt page, came to look, liked and got connected. Hope to see you at my place soon. Love your chickens, I have some too as well as cats and dogs, all rescued and a am gardening but still a novice and have lots to learn☺

lots of good information, thanks.

MRP

Wow, your hens have an envious space to live in. Excellent work. Us, we the people, here in the UK, are all cooped up like sardines. Cheers Tony

Thanks for the new job to fix on my brother’s blazer. I’m in Ronan, Montana.👍

Red neck to the core!!!

Did an under application in a repair on my old voyager. (lots of contour) and ran into the mess of doing it with dab method. Lesson learned. Repairing holes in my 96 chevy 1500 using foam to fill large gaps. Would like to have observed the removal of the foil, but this loos like a more efficient less messy approach. You show the area that had rusted out but didn't mention if it was repaired prior to this step. did you put the fiberglass over primer? If so will there be a future fail due to adhesion issues. The vynal over the foil is an Oh Dah moment for me. LOL! Appreciate this even thouh these tend to get limited views. Thanks.

Did you do a video of replacing the condenser?

Hazard, KY here

If you made that tool to sell I’d be buying one NOW

Does grill come off before the bumper?

I assume there's no video of taking it apart? Final removal of evaporator box looks easy with everything that you removed. Question I have is taking all the stuff off actually easier than the struggle people had by leaving fender and hood on

best I have ever seen. Why don't you start a rent to use through the mail and use a deposit to make sure it is returned. I will be the first customer to rent, as I need it real bad.

Canada

You dont have to heat it ?

They make a bushing kit cheap

At least 2 videos got those bolts out with fender on

How is this done when it's a bolt? I'm guessing that the hole in the washer is made to just fit over the steel stock before the threads are cut?

MAGA and thanks for the video

wouldn't it have been easier to torque the flywheel bolts with the engine in the vehicle?

I needed to take mine out to install headers 350 swap s10 really helpful video thank you

Hi! I don't know much about this, and you're probably fine as is, but occasionally posting abandoned sites can lead to vandalism. Still, it's a very beautiful building

Thanks, I'm looking to do the right front brake line (having done all the rear ones) and there's so much "anti-corrosion compound" (oil cooler line) that with the front clip all still on, I can't actually see it it. Now I can get a rough measurement. These units were definitely designed to be worked on with the body removed.

Excellent video

Thanks for teaching the youth something useful. My family was a bunch of rich cry babies that didnt show me anything worth a fuck. I hope this young man has every opportunity to make a diference in this world. Good job grandpa or dad. Or uncle. Whatever you are.

Louisville Kentucky

Depends on thickness of metels if it thin car body metel of today dont take much to burn throug

It's great to see a good kid and a good teacher this is what we're all supposed to be

I just got mine and it is not holding the line from pushing back during F1 step. Cleaned the line and the tool clamping surfaces of all grease with lacquer thinner. Even tried sanding the end of the line. I'm sure the tool it all hardened so not able to punch some dimples in the clamping groove. Tightened the 2 bolts good and clamped in vice too. Steel line. Using a tubing cutter and greased and went just a little at a turn to reduce work hardening. Anyone have any tips?

Thank you brother

I have the exact same indicator, but it seems the return spring might have broken or slipped off where it was attached. I removed the cover off the backside and can't figure out where the spring needs to be attached to make it functional and return once the plunger is depressed. The spring is just tightly coiled up at rest. Can you look inside yours and see how it's fixed in there? I was planning on making this exact same setup for my lathe. Thanks!

Very interesting. Nice work sir.

Outstanding technique. Thanks for the heads up.

This is excellent, thank you! Couldve saved myself a lot of time if i came here first.

The steering in my 1998 S10 is very sloppy. Would you ever buy a steering shaft from a junkyard? The one's I see online don't look the same as mine. My cousin's maternal grandpa runs the local junkyard and he has about 20 S10s and Blazers. I was thinking if there was one in good condition I would use it.