Is It Stupid To Fix Up A 300,000 Mile Vehicle? Let Settle This!
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Most people get rid of vehicles well before 300,000 miles, often times due to concerns about reliability. So, let's go through a vehicle that has over 300,000 miles on it from top to bottom and front to back to prepare this vehicle for another 100,000 reliable miles! Includes rust repair, front end rebuild, complete tune up, axle hub bearing replacement, fluid changes, new brakes and rotors, front end alignment, headlight bulb replacement, MAF sensor cleaning, tensioner pulley bearing replacement, fan clutch replacement, axle seal replacement, and A/C freon level check.
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DO NOT change. Long form, fast paced and you concerned with our best interest is why I’ve been watching you for the past 4 years.
You are in fact: Superman. Very impressive! Could you please come over and build me a small nuclear reactor in my backyard?
Agreed. The fast pace also keeps attention and focus; slowing things down won't make people learn better, but it will give people time to have their eyes glaze over instead of keeping them engaged. It captures attention.
The pacing is *perfect*, the content always super tight and well edited.
I’m always holding down 2x everywhere else. Perfect pace imho.
You can always turn down the speed to 0.5, or like some like to say, 6 shots.
Don't, don't, *DON'T* slow down. Part of the charm of watching you is trying to keep up!
I even watch everything at 1.75x or 2x speed. All good. :)
Do, do ,do slow down! You sound frantic like you are on speed or something, unwatchable.
I concur.
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Bro, you packed two weeks of content into one 25-minute video. This is incredible!
The speed of your videos is one reason I keep coming back. Whatever you do, don't slow them down.
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Fit a bunch of info in minutes. Not bad. If only it would go that easy.
I love how this wasn't a 13 part series like other RUclipsrs do, straight to the point
100% agree. Lord knows that crap is annoying watching and hearing them say on the next video
I don't understand why it would be worse to have one video for each job he performed. What exactly is the obstacle to watching the next one? Hitting the "play" button? Finger cramps?
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Because they all put 10+ Ad's, 50 + sponsors, because it's all done for the money. Here it's to the point. Just like how old YT was if you remember that era properly.
@@hariranormal5584 Yeah, in the old times it was peoples hobby to do youtube for free where as now it's full time job
This channel needs an Emmy award. Todd needs a humanitarian award. I'm serious...
This channel, and for comedic relief, Bistro Huddy, are the only viewing I will ever need. Television is dead.
Maybe youtube will create a Tubey Award. 😊
This is a true statement
Thanks!
I love this guy's content but he REALLY needs to stop YELLING! Just narrate in a normal voice. If this IS his normal voice, I feel sorry for his wife.
Out of all the people that make videos similar to this, this guy doesn't take sponsors and doesn't bs which is probably why he doesn't take sponsors. Definitely subscribing!!!! Love the product testing videos!!!!
Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing.
The only thing the entire internet universally agrees on is this being the single most useful channel on RUclips. Never stop pls, there is literally no other source doing anything remotely like this.
Video pace is PERFECT. We kinda seem to be in an era of "fast" and "quick" short form video content but, these long form videos with this high pace really makes the time fly.
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@@ProjectFarm Time is money! LOL
If they can't keep up they can slow the play speed down. That way the video will match their intellect... "Slow"...
@@mrdonetx Can't tell if you are 10 years old or ate lead paint...
@@SasobiUchihaBO2PB that suggests you are the one crunching on the lead chips more than I. You probably think each color tastes different.
I love seeing older vehicles getting a "spa day" like this, being refreshed and living to see another day on the road.
Thanks!
Well the only issue is the most important parts(transmission/engine) are pretty likely to fail when you get into high miles, so you’re risking putting this work in and then needing to buy a new engine. I’ve never seen a cheap transmission, but you can get a 5.3l for under 1k, so maybe not such a terrible cost
@@myrusEW You really think this guy cant replace an engine or tranny or even rebuild them? Plus your comment was stupid theres so many cars worth saving and buying new engines for lmao. This aint a poor mans sport
Don't change anything. This is a perfect format. Never boring.
Don’t change anything, but broadening out into this new area is fantastic. Go Todd go!
Okay! This is a REAL person. He does these videos with his own money. He does them so we can learn something and he compares things so we can find out the best performing products.
I can’t believe some of the rude and entitled replies to this man on here. He doesn’t have to do any of this for us!
I personally enjoy the format he has chosen for his videos. His information is clear, concise and easy to follow. We ALL have the ability to adjust our playback speed or pause if needed.
If you don’t like his videos, find commentators you do like!
This channel has an estimated net worth over 1 million dollars that generates almost 5-10 grand monthly im sure he couldnt care less what a FEW people say lmao
As a hispanic, I applaud you using a 2x4 with some sandpaper on your Bondo to fix up an old Chevy. You are now an honorary Latino for this video.
Hey! whatever works !!!
@@garyalford9394 Exactly what I'm saying! You got 2 types of mechanics in the world:
"This thing will run no matter how suicidal it is"
and
"It's the alternator"
Yes, thank you project farm!
@@johnsmith7676 the term Hispanic refers to someone of Spanish speaking decent, and comes from the Latin word for Spanish "Hispanicus". This makes it a more broad term then Latino, which refers to someone of Latin American decent although they are usually used interchangeably.
Therefore, he can be both.
Hispaniola is an island in the North American Caribbean, basically the Dominican Republic.
You may be thinking of the term Hispano which was given to the Spanish that settled in the Americas before the American Annexation, but I don't think that is a widely used term anymore.
@@johnsmith7676 found the Karen. And there is no Hispanola anywhere in Spain.
I've been an HD mechanic for 15 years, I've done these types of repairs thousands of times. I still watched the entire video! Never change!
Year later they start bubbling again lol
@@jacobg6528 Assuming the rust is all taken off it won't
@danh1060 yes it will lol. Anybody who's actually worked in a shop in the rust belt knows this. You have to treat the inside with fluid film. It does not matter how well you prep it.
Yep, just a matter of time. To be honest its not even worth the time and money. If your car has a hole so what?
@@jacobg6528 Yeah I fluid film my XJ I get it helps tremendously with rust protection/prevention and I was looking at it from a POV from someone living in the south where rust isn't a common concern with vehicles.
Your channel is the gold standard for objective reviews and experimentation.
Thanks!
The fact you were able to do so many repairs with relevant details in such a short and clear video is truly amazing. Pacing is perfect.
Thanks!
Don’t change anything, you have one of the most informative channels on the Tube.
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10000x this comment
I'm from Hungary but I understand everything what you said, keep continue.
@@ProjectFarm this video made me regret selling my 2004 Burb, the front end work looks a lot easier than it is on my '97. I now see the huge advantage of torsion bars when doing front end rebuilds.
this channel is a representation of what RUclips should be used for
Agreed
Insta...m is for boob ads and fake content mostly
But Ive also learned how to do a Brazillian wax! 🤣
Never slow down, these are perfect paced, people can skip back and rewatch a part if needed. We working guys don't have a lot of time as it is and youtube wastes enough of our time sending us down rabbit holes. You got the best channel out there, don't change a thing, remember, if ain't broke...
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As a driver of a 2003 Buick Park Avenue Ultra that I love, seeing this old Suburban getting some TLC over traded in for a new computer on wheels, I couldn’t be happier! I know so many people that think because a vehicle has 100-150K miles it needs to be run out to pasture. Not the case with the right TLC.
Love the content, pace, narration. Keep on as you are good sir…
Thanks, will do!
No need to slow down. There's rewind and pause buttons. I've always heard about all these parts for maintenance, but to see them all packed into one video under 30 minutes, using regular tools with explanations is GOLD. Thank you!
There are speed controls that allow anyone to watch at even double speed. That's the challenge!
Also in settings you can change the playback speed.
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.
actually adjusting playback speed is awesome under the video settings..
You're forgetting that people watch these because of YOU! You're extremely talented and we just want to keep seeing your videos.
Thanks for watching!
Very true though
Absolutely!
your content is the perfect blend of informative, watch time, and entertaining
Thanks!
Do not change your format. Your videos are extremely helpful and well done
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Project Farm turned Project Mechanic. I work on cars everyday for a living yet videos like this are still very entertaining to watch.
Same!
Thank!
Agreed
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300k isn't too many miles as long as there's still some good metal left to wrench on!
excellent comment, I agree, as a hobbyist auto tech, do most minor repairs myself
Don’t slow down. It’s a major part of why your videos are so good.
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Your speed and cadence is what makes your videos so gripping and easy to watch. thank you!
As someone with a 2002 Tahoe and 423K miles, I’d say its worth it.
The 400 and 800 series are built like tanks.
I don't think you realize what a service you do for the community. The amount of effort you put into making each video thorough, informative, and entertaining without any bias is not unnoticed. Thank you for all of the videos you do
Thanks and you are welcome!
Don't ever change how you do your videos. This is exactly why I love them. Most people take way too long to get to the point. Never have to worry about that here.
Thanks for sharing!
This man and his videos are a treasure trove for sure!
Love the pace. I know I'm not wasting anytime coming to learn something here.
I agree. I would much rather have to rewind a video than feel like I'm waiting for the next relevant thing to happen.
Ya not to mention other RUclips channels would have a months worth of videos compared to your one lol
This is the perfect pace, please don’t change it. I wish I knew how to do all the stuff you just did. Slowly but surely.
I just found this channel right now, and I have never seen the comment section this positive for a car mechanic. Nice job!
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Other RUclipsrs would milk this kind of content for 3 episodes! Don't change anything it's perfect! 👍
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This is honestly peak Project Farm - you've tested almost everything you've used, so all of your old testing can be referenced for why you use what you do.
I'll be honest, I had to catch my breath after your video was done but it is so worth it. Just keep doing what you are doing, your content is awesom.
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I had flashbacks watching you remove the axle hub from the steering knuckle, so many hours spent with a sledgehammer and WD40 trying to get them separated on my old daily driver
Great video!
Do not change anything about the format, its what made this channel what it is. No bs, no clickbait titles, no long intros, no 15 min inconsequential stories before getting to the point...yup. Btw, HF has brake caliper clamp for $7, which works like charm, if you want to forgo the C clamp. Suggestion: Showdown of can openers, manual and electric ones.
The only thing I hate about channels like Scotty Kilmer's is his many clickbait titles. The sane precise titles on Farm Project is one of the many things I love about the channel.
@@SIXPACFISH he doesn't pander to the youtube algorithm or let himself be "influenced" by sponsors or youtube. It's rare to find a successful youtuber that has kept their moral compass in the right direction.
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Andrew Camarata is also the best youtuber
@@SIXPACFISH When I'm not looking up some info I think I might need from him, I block his channel (have a browser extension) because of the flood of clickbait thumbnails in search results or related videos.
He's done great service helping us all out with the truth about cars and repair, but the clickbait thing does get old.
@@scarletboa Your point?
Based on the cost and low build quality of new vehicles these days that vehicle was definitely worth the cost and effort to keep it going, don't change anything on your channel, it's one of the best on RUclips.
stop spreading misinformation, newer cars are built way fucking better then older vehicles were, especially compared to some piece of shit GM product, the real issue is that everyone on the road today is a fucking idiot who refuses to do proper maintenance, i see way too many people who refuse to use synthetic oil because "HUR DE DUR, MY DADS DADS GRANDPAS DAD SAID SYNTHETIC OIL BAD, SO I ONLY USE DINOSAUR OIL." then proceed to go way too long between oil changes (you can do 5000 miles on synthetic, NOT conventional, conventional oil is 3000 miles MAX, no matter how you drive, syn oil can do 10,000 if the vehicle is designed for that, AND you drive all highway miles, if you do any city driving at all, you do not quality for regular maintenance schedule, and MUST follow the severe service schedule, which is 5000 miles between service) and then their motor has some major issue, and then that same fucking idiot is all like "FUCKING *BRANDNAMEHERE*"
MAINTAIN YOUR CAR CORRECTLY, AND IT WILL LAST LONGER THEN ANY OF THOSE OLD PILES OF JUNK, GUARANFUCKINGTEED (except chrysler and all their sub brands, but they've always been unreliable pieces of trash, so that hasn't actually changed either)
What this dude said. 💯
Yeah, money well spent. That’s the best generation of Chevrolet SUV ever made, and one of the best LS platform engines.
Smart man to keep it alive. It’ll outlast newer ones.
Older vehicles do WAY worse in crashes though. You're far more likely to get seriously injured in an older car even though they're heavy.
Absolutely
This man is doing an untiring service of explaining each and every action in detail. Bravo !
Thanks!
Car restoration videos are so satisfying to watch. I would still watch if it was 40 minutes long. Your speed is just fine.
I'm Dutch, so English is not my native language. I have 0 issues with following everything you say. This is the perfect speed for this type of content.
Thank you ❤
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Ah yes, the land of mastermilo. Great RUclipsr💪🏽🙌😎
Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! Im begging you from the bottom of my heart, keeping the format the same. We learn so much and and the fast pace, long format is great.
pace is perfect! Chef's kiss. If it's a PF video you know it's not click bait and gets straight to the point. No friggin part 2. No need to skip portions of the video. 😁
Thanks!
I have an 01 Tahoe, 02 Silverado, and 05 Suburban. All have around 170k. I will try to get all this done tomorrow. After watching your video I figure I can get all three done in less than 2 hours. Thanks for the motivation.
I love these new project videos, which go back to your roots. Now, you can showcase all those skills that you developed through your extensive testing.
Thank you very much!!
Definitely. I may disagree with some review methods, but this video is awesome.
@@ygayovyit’s okay becsuse no one cares if you disagree but yo mama.
@@kaveman_4242 enjoy being an ass for no reason.
@@kaveman_4242 what point are you trying to make. Should I just praise every RUclipsr? There's enough simps around here as it is. Healthy criticism never harmed anybody.
Your pace is the best. You waste no shots, don't talk down to your audience, and I, as a viewer, feel that you respect my time. It's great!
Don't slow down, love the pace and the information. If I miss something i rewatch it, which benefits me greatly.
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your speed is perfect. Thanks for always looking out for all of us.
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DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING!!!!! This channel is phenomenal and you go to great lengths to develop test mediums. Much appreciated Todd
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Can we just appreciate the incredible camera angles he got of all this work? I'm cursing and smacking my head just doing an oil change, forget finding a way to record it 😂 WELL DONE SIR
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And elbows, and fingers..
I love your pace. No nonsense and straight to the point. It’s fantastic and keeps folks engaged!
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so much info in 25 minute and still step by step and easy to follow along. saved people like 4k as they can do this stuff themselves now.
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Please don’t slow down. That is what your channel is. Fast paced and informative.
Don't slow down! You're one of the few channels I don't have to speed up to make the content bearable!
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Never. Slow. Down.
I love the pace and it helps me focus.
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Keep the same pace. I love your enthusiasm! Thanks.
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Do not slow down. Your narration makes it easy to follow along with the fast speed of the video. You're doing a fantastic job with how you present your videos.
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I speak for most when I say this: You did this better than most mechanic channels on RUclips
THIS!
This guy is a better mechanic than you'll find at 97% of shops on earth including dealerships
This was such an excellent video. So much going on, but I think it was the perfect pace. The information was not to fast and I was able to pause where I needed to. Now I have a list of to-dos for my 2013 wrangler!
Good pace for the video, I didn't even realize I sat here for 25 mins.
You sir are a gem. Please please don’t change anything.
The reason I watch your content is the large amount of testing information presented in a concise manner without word salad/marketing. Thank you for everything you do.
The world needs more men like you. Thank you for years of helpful videos.
You're welcome!
I second this …his research has steered us in the right direction and saved us a ton of money …i changed motor oils i used cause of hid tests …this is real world stuff here ..forget consumer reports LOL
I just bought an ‘03 Yukon and this video is a god send
Watching you breeze through these repairs with such detail and wisdom helps to bolster our collective efficacy as property owners. Thank you for this excellent content!
Honestly, don't slow down. Part of what makes your channel amazing is just how much content you're able to get through to us in such a short amount of time because you don't mess around with overexplanations or stalling. I can watch a 5-minute video of yours and learn just about as much as if it was an hour long video of someone else's. You're one of the first channels I subscribe to on RUclips and I'm honestly glad I stumbled upon you because you're one of the most humble and consistently high quality RUclips content creators that hasn't sold out yet.
Not one rusted seized bolt in that whole front end? You are the luckiest man on the face of the earth.
Thanks!
He isn’t any where near New York apparently
It's not luck, it's called "routine maintenance" which he clearly does! Lol
All that oil leak protective coating 😂
Very Impressive!
Outstanding Demonstration!!!
Very Well Done!
There's absolutely no need to slow the pace.
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Its awesome you reference back on previous research to make a quick choice on a part
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I love the car/repair/maintenance related videos so much and I think we all really appreciate them! Please keep doing them!
Thank you very much!!
Agreed. We were just rewatching the Honda Civic video from a while back today.
I was searching for a battery charger video earlier and couldn't find one. Can you please do a video on them? Not looking for a trickle charger or maintainer, but an actual charger.
Perhaps he just didn't show it, but I think a compression check would have been appropriate before dumping all this money and work into the truck.
I think the speed at which you do your videos is perfect. You’re not here to teach us step-by-step but to show how it can be done and you hit all the high points so I think you’re doing perfect.
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Excellent pace. Entertaining and informative all at the same time. Awesome.
Thanks!
I've got some rust repair to do on my truck, and I have been afraid of doing it because it seems daunting. Thank you for giving me the confidence to give it a try! I love your content, please never slow down or change.
My 2003 Tacoma just clocked over 303,000 miles, been driving it every day for 5 years. It’s never left me stranded.
Thank you for sharing!
Just broken in.
I've got a 2002 Tacoma 290k miles. It definitely needs a little front end attention you showed here. Its ridiculously cheap just to hang on to it.
Slooper, that's awesome. Quick story..I bought a brand new Lexus LS 400 the year they came out. I loved it. I brought it to the dealer for routine service and asked the service manager how long it would last if I kept up on the routine stuff. He brought me deep into their shop and showed me my exact car purchased a month earlier than mine with 301,000 miles on it. It belonged to a traveling salesman who didn't fly. He said the car drives like new. I told him that sounded far fetched. He pulled it out and told me to take it out for 15 minutes. (with the owner's permission) I'll be danged if it wasn't just as tight feeling and quiet as mine that had less than 50K on it. Toyota makes amazing stuff. Your story reminded me of that so I figured I'd share. I sold mine at 75K and did okay. It held a lot of value back then. Cheers and here's to 500K.
I have a 1992 Toyota 4x4 with 130,000 and it makes me sad that the frame has rotted out because it would have gone the 300K !
There's two kinds of people out there. The first says I'm never going to do this job again so I don't want to have to buy the tools. The second says I better buy these tools in case I ever have to do this job again.
Perfect speed, and a masterfully done job with great attention to detail.
Thanks!
That repair job on the quarter panel came out great; you just dived right in and came out successful! Wow!
Others probably would have mentioned the knock down steps afterwards with buffers to remove the orange peel. Also some paints have metallic finish instead of solid colors but I’m amazed how well that rattle can did. Masking off the area to include windows helps to keep over spray down.
Lastly the clear on vehicles is special unlike manufactured clear coats, they make a 2k clear coat in a rattle can with a hardener in the bottom. It’s pricey and time limited but closer to the durability of automotive clear coats.
I don’t normally type out long messages but I really enjoy your videos and find your attention to detail refreshing.
Thank you, ProjectFarmer!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Bro, as a master tech with 20 years of experience, you did EVERYTHING exactly how I would (minus the paint on the knuckle and the body work). This is fantastic information for beginners and those that want to maintain a high millage vehicle. My F-150 (08 Lariat crew cab w/ heavy duty tow package) is at 580,000 miles because I maintain it as well as you have on your burban. Keep up the good work my man.
My 2003 Toyota Highlander is my daily driver. It has 409,xxx miles with no major repairs EVER and is VERY reliable, has never let me down. I’ll replace it when it dies.
Knock on wood
Thank you for sharing!
Don't replace it, rebuild it instead. I'll take your '03 over a '23 all day!!
@@username8644 😮😮😮
@@shootinglaser Good advice
never chance THIS is the most clear, instructive and fair videos i love that you never take free product !
That was amazing! As a technician I get very excited seeing all this preventative maintenance done. You take care of that vehicle better than most and it shows. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
I just watched this and didn’t realize I’ve been watching for 25 minutes! Keep it the same!
Anybody who has worked on cars knows that was a TON of work. Good job!
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
No sponsors is why this channel is epic. It’s all from this man and his team.
Your speed / efficiency with your videos is part of the charm. Nothing wasted nothing gained from slowing them down. Keep on keepin on
Thanks, will do!
I straight gasped when you said you didn't accept free items or sponsorships, you deserve it man, you're the average consumers hero.
Loved the vid. Stoked to see what's next.
Thanks!
doing this for living so here are some quick tips
1. block sand putty with coarse grit
2. fine sand with orbial sander finer grit
3. prime using high build 2k primer
4.block primer
5. scuff(remove the shine of the clearcoat) the whole panel or part of it (if there are body lines and you want to polish the blend later on)
6. degreese
7. paint and clear 2 coats should be sufficient
8.,enjoy ur work
I gotta say this is the shortest video for all the work that was done but no steps missed is really impressive 👌
Keep doing it like you have been. Your videos have a LOT of information packed into them.
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Your pacing is always perfect and the content itself is never compromised. Its actually impressive how much education you fit in at that pace.
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No dealership mechanic would give this much attention to the little details nothing ever beats doing it yourself . Excellent video
You’re amazing you did $10 k worth the repairs on your suburban in 27 min. At regular shop rates most people would have scraped it. Love your videos don’t change a single thing. Canadian fan
Probably more than 10k, suspension parts, shops are unwilling to press out the rubber bits, so they force you all new parts. I gave up that same model Suburban 14 yrs ago the maintenance just wasn't worth it
What I love watching you repair anything: you don't make it look easy, but doable. Like maybe even some of us could attempt it too and be successful...! Your hand holding narration, clear procedures and excellent camera work are light years better than just reading a repair manual.....TYSM!!
You are welcome!
Don’t change a thing! The pace is what keeps me involved. And your narration is absolutely on point.😊😊😊
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I’m glad I have my dad in my life and he taught me all these things. But I’m just as grateful for you because people who didn’t have fathers or good fathers can watch you and learn everything. I love watching your videos, even stuff like this that’s simple to me, to see how well you do teaching today’s youth. You sir are a scientist, technician, and a professor.
I'd love to see Todd make videos aimed at young men. He's a great role model and shows that masculinity doesn't need to be toxic.
@@TheKnobCalledTone. man that’s the best way to put it that I can imagine. Dude is certified Alfa male masculine and shows it off in the most humble and gentle ways.
I always think 'how the hell do these people learn how to do all these things in one lifetime' when I watch videos like this
@@jeffa847 best way to learn it is to find a good teacher, either in person or on RUclips, and start doing it.
Thanks so much!
When you have so much to cover in your videos, it makes sense that you have to be quick.
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The pace is IMPRESSIVE! Also, it is very much appreciated, I couldn't get bored watching your content at any speed but it really helps to get through really dense things like this quickly, and very easy to go back a few seconds on a couple things if someone wants or needs more time to digest what's going on.
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Awesome vid, i did this to 300,000km vw golf. It was great as i wanted to get familiar with mechanics and mechanical engineering for a job. My field is in electrical engineering. Doing this work with my dad was a gold mine in knowledge. The car ran factory new. The transformation of the car was an incredible reward and since i did the work my self I knew exactly what the car was capable of.
One of the only content creators I don’t have to put on 2X speed, & no filler, just pure form content with justified editing!
Thank for the feedback.
Thanks! Please DO NOT slow down. The information density is the most precious thing in the Internet nowadays.
I have the exact same truck... So I will be watching this entire video again and doing all of this.
Keep the pace. I love that you pack so much into the video. This reminds me of "maintenance week" with my step dad at the end of every school year. We used to do all the cars and equipment (lawn tractor, well pumps, camp cart, etc) and he'd talk to me the whole time about what we were doing but he'd intersperse family stuff while we were turning wrenches or waiting for paint to dry.
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