Trick for changing spark plugs and wires on a 2007-2014 chevy suburban tahoe,Avalanche, GMC yukon

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2020
  • Are Jay showing how to remove factory plugs and wires from a 2000-2014 chevy 5.3 engine, suburban tahoe avalanche Silverado , gmc yukon yukon xl Sierra 1500,cadillac escalade, ext
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    seize the day each and everyday-Are Jay
    #commisions earned
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  • @kotiloss
    @kotiloss 3 года назад +72

    Man, I came here thinking I could get a head start, and help my husband change out my wires. Now I think I'll just have a warm dinner waiting on him when he's done! 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @kemald272
      @kemald272 2 года назад

      Lmao

    • @gabeespinosa7696
      @gabeespinosa7696 Год назад

      I'm sure he loves the hell out of you lol

    • @BigHunt206
      @BigHunt206 Год назад +1

      Way to a man's heart is through his stomach, good for you!

  • @reitanfamily
    @reitanfamily День назад +1

    Changed mine yesterday. At 62, it kicked my but but got it done in 4 hours! AC Plugs and opted for NGK because they were free. I used a GearWrench short magnet swivel. And yes, I did change #8 !!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  21 час назад

      Great job, yeah the owrst part is Ab/stomach painnfrom leaning over the radiator/engine, etc.
      Thanks for watching!
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  • @rogershaner1625
    @rogershaner1625 2 года назад +18

    Do not dispense with the metal sleeves. They are there to shield the rubber boot from high heat of exhaust manifold!

  • @99tahoelt
    @99tahoelt 2 года назад +12

    Great video...I ended up removing the passenger side wheel and wheel liner for more access.

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад

      Thanks! Glad you got it done.
      Thanks for watching!
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    • @rodneykahane4994
      @rodneykahane4994 7 месяцев назад

      This is the way ... and pliers type spark plug removal tool.

  • @ginalimbrick
    @ginalimbrick Месяц назад +1

    2nd time changing my plugs and wires and I only bought 7 for a reason! lol! Great video!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Месяц назад +1

      Thanks for watching and the compliments. We hope the video helped you.
      Good luck.
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
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  • @shawngrutsch2282
    @shawngrutsch2282 2 года назад +1

    Mine are popping right off. Thanks for the heads up for that heat shield side. I have done the easy side so far. I did read and decided to keep the metal things on. Gotta love engineers! Lol

  • @johnroyer2522
    @johnroyer2522 3 года назад +11

    Thank you so much. No other video talks about those metal boots and the tool to get it off.

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  3 года назад

      Your welcome, some peopl say they use needle nose pliers, but they would not come off for me with needle nose that is why I ordered this tool.
      I put a link to it in the description, it would be awesome if you bought it there and helped me oit.
      Thanks again for watching.
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  • @tyleryokeley8746
    @tyleryokeley8746 Год назад +3

    This video answered so many questions for me even being this old, my fathers been a mechanic with FedEx for almost 30 years and still got a headache from tryin to get the #8 spark plug and wire off. We ended up giving up on it and the one next to it but I’m gonna try and change it out tomorrow, wish me luck 👍🏼

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад +3

      Good luck. If you buy new wires ahead of time you dont have to be as careful either. Because if you break.the wire you have extras.
      Thanks for watching!
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  • @davidclark6264
    @davidclark6264 9 месяцев назад +1

    I gave a thumbs up for your wife's patience.😇

  • @BigHunt206
    @BigHunt206 Год назад +4

    One inch extention and lay across the engine and cyl. 8 is pie.

  • @davidr9369
    @davidr9369 2 года назад +2

    Thanks RJ,
    VERY informative,
    and detailed.

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад

      You're welcome
      Thanks for watching.
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  • @TKDSailing
    @TKDSailing 3 года назад

    Great, no bullshit video. Thank you!

  • @leexxxa
    @leexxxa Год назад +1

    hey thanks for this !
    i am that dirt floor, backyard, creeper stuck in the rocks, can’t even sweet talk even my truck’s engine bay in to my 8x9 garage bc who’s idea was an 8x9 garage anyway (?), DIY shecanic & sometimes, (most times), i find myself in a very heated brawl with some part on the truck that does this kinda BS.
    so, i arrived to this project after the roadside assistance fella - who, in a very genuinely kind hearted attempt to assist me after i kinda accidentally overfilled the ATF after rebuilding my VB - had surmised with me what was actually us both mistaking the symptoms for an under-fill & he was being a good human & trying to help & was pouring a small bit of ATF in the dipstick & had a whoopsie & kinda lit my engine bay on fire for a good 2 seconds & so that was terrifying & so needless to say - truck got towed home. thankfully the only damage was the rear most passenger spark plug wire & hardly but any damage needs replacing (esp after you know, like, a fire) so… in theory, this sounded like an easy job to me… no. easy job, impossible task. i about lit it on fire again & threw myself in the dumpster that it has become.
    but then i found your video so thanks for this.
    even after the fire. i’m doing it my damn self.
    if i had the money i wouldn’t have an engine that catches fire anyway, so.
    all in good fun.
    😩

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад +1

      Hey Lex thanks for watching. We are in the same boat. I have on occasion got the back end in the garage to work on shocks/suspension but would have to go inside and out the front door to get around front if I need anything.
      I actually annoy my wife with every few weeks or so, call her to look and say if it was just 1 foot wider we could do so much stuff in our garage. But unfortunately that is not in the cards for us.
      Thanks for watching!
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  • @johnshaw4388
    @johnshaw4388 2 года назад +5

    Are Jay, I changed 7 Spark Plugs in my 2011 Tahoe. I was hoping I could find out who the 'Engineer' was who placed that #8 Plug in such a ridiculous location. I want that Clown to do a Video and show Us how to change that Plug... Great Video!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад +1

      Im not sure if engineers have ever had to operate or work on a vehicle by all the messes ive seen.
      Thanks for watching.
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      Seize the day each and every day-Are Jay
      Here is my playlist for other repairs and upgrades ive done if you ever need them.
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  • @JesusGarcia-qr6tw
    @JesusGarcia-qr6tw 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the Video. I had the same tool to remove the metal boot but I found it easier and faster to use right angle pliers. The trick is to pull on the pliers while also pulling off the rubber boot. Hopefully, this helps someone else.

  • @derrickbranch8095
    @derrickbranch8095 2 года назад +1

    Very informative!

  • @tomaswater5850
    @tomaswater5850 Год назад +2

    Good video 👏 I respect that you don't claim to be a mechanical genius, but point out the fact that mechanics and shops rip people off, because 99% of them do 👍 This video definitely makes me want to try to do mine on my truck

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад +1

      It really not that bad, just lay a cushion over the engine so you chest and stomache dont hurt. Also make sure you buy new wires ahead of time, because their is a good chance you will pop the boots off when pulling them.
      Good luck and thanks for watching.
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  • @swoodc
    @swoodc 4 года назад +1

    thanks so much bro u helped me with the last one!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  4 года назад +1

      Your welcome, thanks for watching.
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      May you and yours stay safe and healthy.
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  • @sashuni1064
    @sashuni1064 10 месяцев назад +5

    The rants about dumdum engineers sounds like me any time i work on anything

  • @samueldc7302
    @samueldc7302 3 года назад +1

    You really funny bro thank you for the tips

  • @anthonybaker2042
    @anthonybaker2042 4 месяца назад +1

    This was awesome man …thank you

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  4 месяца назад +1

      You're welcome, thanks for watching!
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
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  • @relaxitsonlyagame
    @relaxitsonlyagame 2 года назад +2

    That last plug boot can come off in about 5 seconds by squeezing it with a pair decent needle nose pliers and prying it out using the exhaust manifold as the fulcrum.

  • @bawells6225
    @bawells6225 3 года назад +2

    spoken in a way a electrician can understand. thanks

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  3 года назад

      Thanks you for watching and you're welcome.
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  • @andyakio
    @andyakio 4 года назад +1

    I thought the right side of the engine was bad! The I seen the last plug on the right side! I’m dreading it tomorrow I hate it! I needed a crow bar for leverage to get the boot off. It’s a pain in the ass and could take all day! Thanks for sharing!!

  • @jodymoyer5569
    @jodymoyer5569 2 года назад +2

    Man I just got thru doing spark plugs and wires on a 07 Silverado and what I had to do was get a pair of pliers and pulled the wires out with the pliers. Of course the wires broke then I was able to pull those heat shields off. I also had to use the pliers to pull the connector of the plug so I could use my socket to get the spark plug.

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад +1

      Yes they can be a real pain in the...
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  • @BigHunt206
    @BigHunt206 Год назад +1

    I tossed the heat shields for the plug wires, just replace the wires every year when i do my yearly tune up, and yes i know its over kill but its my truck😂

  • @semih.muratt
    @semih.muratt 3 года назад

    Can i use this spark plugs for my escalade ext 2007?

  • @lockedine
    @lockedine 2 года назад +3

    What about anti seize on the plugs and grease on the boots.

  • @jesusshernandez490
    @jesusshernandez490 2 года назад +1

    Gracias thanks por compartir tus conocimientos de mecanica no es fácil cambiar esa bujía Dios te bendiga

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад

      Your welcome, the spark plug on here really are a pain.
      Thanks for watching!
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
      Seize the day each and every day-Are Jay
      Here is our chevy repair playlist in case you need it.
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  • @b1782w
    @b1782w Год назад +1

    My tahoe is lifted and all but the 8th is super easybto get too but #8 still looks like a pain but goin to tackle it soon

  • @richardtempleton9378
    @richardtempleton9378 3 года назад +1

    Ha..was horrified... scared.. embarrassed that I couldn't even change a spark plug?? thinking I was going to hafta take the dollar cab to work tomorrow.. appreciate ya!!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  3 года назад

      Lol, these spark plugs are a pain in the A.
      Glad it helped.
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
      Seize the day each and everyday-Are Jay.

  • @gregorioreyna
    @gregorioreyna 7 месяцев назад

    How did you get too the one next to the oil dipstick?

  • @jefferyursch6374
    @jefferyursch6374 2 года назад +2

    Sir, this was a huge help and I thank you very much! you seem like a fella that could give 2 sh!ts about others commentary but those peeps leaving negative comments are calling themselves out for their own stupidity. thanks again and carpe diem.

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад +1

      Thanks, Im glad the video helped you out. Yeah unfortunately 90% of youtube comments are people bashing you. I just try to make videos that are realistic repairs on what you could face working in your own driveway.
      Thanks again for watching.
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
      Seize the day each and everyday-Are Jay
      Here is my playlist of repairs I have done on this truck so far in case you need them in the future.

    • @johnshaw4388
      @johnshaw4388 2 года назад

      They are probably 'Engineers' that were called out, because they are White Collar Clowns with a piece of paper. They probably never work on the Crappy designs that they create. Are Jay sounded like myself, cursing out these Jackasses, lol.

  • @MarshMarlowe12
    @MarshMarlowe12 Год назад +2

    Sir, with all respect, there is a much easier way. Hose pliers and a bit of gentle wiggling is all it takes to detach the plug boots and heat shields. Put the heat shields back on the plug boots, they only slip over the plug boot and don't make a difference in difficulty of removing or installing the plug boots.

  • @johnkozero6842
    @johnkozero6842 3 месяца назад +1

    You need a little bit of dielectric grease on each boot before you put them on

  • @that98scab94
    @that98scab94 Год назад +5

    I just changed the plugs on my 2012 suburban 5.3 did them in 45 min
    Only used swivel socket and wrench
    Trick I used to remove the boots i spin them with my fingers and they popped off after a couple of turns
    Only cut my finger a bit
    Thanks !

  • @rkasr1163
    @rkasr1163 2 года назад +1

    Easy. Just finished all 8

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад +1

      Sweet,
      Thanks for watching please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
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  • @leemac9070
    @leemac9070 2 года назад +1

    Bro you squeeze push an pull the shield no pliers needed the same since the early 90s

  • @trevin1691
    @trevin1691 Год назад

    That great gm feeling v4 v8 crapolla

  • @jebcommon2332
    @jebcommon2332 Год назад +2

    It would be nice to know the mileage on the vehicle, and to hear it start afterwards.

  • @thepsalmsman
    @thepsalmsman 2 года назад +2

    You're cracking me up... most people don't broadcast ignorance.

  • @retiredperson4054
    @retiredperson4054 8 месяцев назад

    I sure you hope used some anti-sieze on the plug threads to save the next guys arms and knuckles!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  8 месяцев назад

      There will never be a next guy. I'm a ride it till it dies or junkyard. I have never understood the selling of vehicles. Because if it's good enough to pass on to someone else, it's still good enough for you.
      Thanks for watching!
      Seize the day each and everyday-Are Jay

  • @divine4thevine300
    @divine4thevine300 7 месяцев назад +1

    Just doing it right now n my tahoe dont have the metal booth,but the new wires does,so kinda undecided if i should keep them on or not,cuz none of the old ones gave me problems without them

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  7 месяцев назад +1

      Mine have been fine without the metal boots, so I personally wouldnt ad them especially since yours already didnt have them.
      Whatever you choose good luck and thanks for watching.
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  • @papapolarbear
    @papapolarbear Год назад

    Hey RJ. I think I made a tool to take off the plug wire heat shield with ease if you're interested let me know and I'll show it to you.

  • @dustinselby1368
    @dustinselby1368 3 года назад

    The clearance changes dramatically between years and power options. My 03... was a nightmare..

  • @HowardLuken
    @HowardLuken Год назад

    I was thinking of doing this job myself but now I've reconsidered. I'll just keep paying mechanics to rip me off. Let them bust their knuckles. The last mechanic just replaced one spark plug wire in the back for some reason and I have a feeling they didn't change all the plugs either. $300 or $400 just to replace spark plugs.

    • @AFatherToTheFatherless
      @AFatherToTheFatherless Год назад

      Tired of you people saying we're ripping you off. It's costs thousands and thousands just to do this job. But when you need a little section of a water pipe replaced in your house and they hit you for $1,000 I don't see anyone whining. You people are clowns

  • @ChickenWingSoup
    @ChickenWingSoup 4 года назад +24

    I just did mine yesterday. It was no where near as difficult as this video makes it look. I just used a hose plier and pulled on the boot. the heat shields and all popped right off. Also able to get the #8 from the top, but I had to lay on top of the engine. If this job is too hard for you, you are not qualified to be teaching it.

    • @jeremyhuntington1
      @jeremyhuntington1 3 года назад +2

      Lol my thoughts exactly. I wouldn’t let this crack head anywhere near my stuff.

    • @MrSur13rider
      @MrSur13rider 2 года назад +3

      But y’all here watching it smh think before you write DA.!

    • @ChickenWingSoup
      @ChickenWingSoup 2 года назад +2

      I'll write what I want, thanks. And if you had a clue, you'd know what I wrote was correct.

    • @christianrosa7437
      @christianrosa7437 2 года назад +1

      Lol your actually correct I’m doing it right now and all I did was pull the wires of with my bare hands lol with a little twist of the metal to the left

    • @christianrosa7437
      @christianrosa7437 2 года назад +2

      But question I’m having trouble matching up the holes and tightening the 1st passenger side spark plug .. it’s righty tighty correct? Lll it won’t catch

  • @cashcarti8199
    @cashcarti8199 4 года назад +5

    Yooo I’ve done this before and it was the easiest job ever. The difficulty is Really over exaggerated... might be discouraging for your viewers....

  • @markrmgliberia4548
    @markrmgliberia4548 4 года назад +6

    You need those heat shields or your wires will melt

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  4 года назад +2

      Nope, they can help in some instances, I have actually had the heat shield's press against a wire and melt cut through them, most older vehicles never had heat shields and were fine.

    • @lockedine
      @lockedine 2 года назад +1

      If I have heat shields still then I'm putting them back on. 😂

  • @ExploringCabinsandMines
    @ExploringCabinsandMines Год назад +2

    Went to change my plugs as I've done all my life but noooooo GM had to make a simple job difficult.

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад

      Exactly. Its like they are intentionally trying to destroy the vehicles so we have to get a new one every 5 years.
      Thanks for watching.
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      Seize the day each and every day-Are Jay

  • @charlespoter
    @charlespoter 11 месяцев назад

    Ok video would like to hear it run and know it’s done right

  • @ponylifestyle5995
    @ponylifestyle5995 2 года назад

    Last spark plug has to be remove from the bottom or the side

  • @swthero
    @swthero 7 месяцев назад

    At 14:16 I notice when you were placing the wires back in you didn’t have the metal boot back on.

  • @frankhuey1725
    @frankhuey1725 4 года назад +1

    Really good video. Kept it real other videos make it look so easy witch is BS cause it’s not that easy. Lol. Good video

  • @oscarorozco3456
    @oscarorozco3456 2 года назад +1

    Do you have the tool part number

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад

      There is a link for the part in the description.
      Thanks for watching.
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times
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  • @producedbymarley
    @producedbymarley Год назад +1

    dealership wants to charge me 1,100 ive only ever changed my oil I have a yukon xl 2011 wish me luck

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад

      You got this, just take your time relax and remember to buy new plugs and wires before starting. Because there is a good chance you are gonna break a wire or two.
      I have links in the description to wires and plugs I think.
      Thanks for watching and good luck.
      Seize the day each and everyday-Are Jay

  • @edgolding9962
    @edgolding9962 3 года назад +3

    you made changing plugs on this unit sound so difficult .which it is not ,almost gave me a head ache listening to it.

    • @lockedine
      @lockedine 2 года назад

      Imagine if this is your mechanic 😬

    • @jefferyursch6374
      @jefferyursch6374 2 года назад +1

      nothing wrong with preparing someone for the worst case scenario. thanks for are jay for the help

  • @Chabah72
    @Chabah72 Год назад

    Does anyone know the name of that odd looking screw driver he never mentioned the name

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад

      The link for it. Is in the description.
      Thanks for watching.

  • @modklv126
    @modklv126 3 года назад +3

    Other vids show needle nose players grabbing at the top of the metal with no issues or fiddling🤣🤣👍👍

  • @Ebhaves
    @Ebhaves 2 года назад

    About how much does it cost for someone to do it?

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад +1

      Im not sure I dont let other people work on my vehicles.
      Thanks for watching please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
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    • @jefferyursch6374
      @jefferyursch6374 2 года назад +1

      in AZ it's about 750$ parts and labor

    • @fireboy5043
      @fireboy5043 Год назад

      $225 In Louisiana

  • @n8vgrla982
    @n8vgrla982 Год назад

    A shop jus chargers 120.00 for this job

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  Год назад

      Most people dont have $120 anymore.

    • @n8vgrla982
      @n8vgrla982 Год назад +1

      @@RJsGarages thank the democrats

  • @aysarsaleh1645
    @aysarsaleh1645 2 года назад +1

    Dam why the spark plugs gotta be inna dumb ass spot like that dam

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  2 года назад

      Easy answer? Engineers dont ever have to work on their own designs.
      Thanks for watching!
      Please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
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      Here is our chevy repair playlist if you ever need it.
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  • @WendzDarKnight08
    @WendzDarKnight08 3 года назад

    That cylinder 8 is a b*tch to get out and out back in!! I wanted to pull my hair out!

    • @RJsGarages
      @RJsGarages  3 года назад

      Yes it is, hope the video helped.
      Thanks for watching, please like and subscribe every little bit helps during these times.
      Seize the day each and everyday-Are Jay

  • @carmac1652
    @carmac1652 3 года назад

    🙉🙉😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🇨🇦

  • @markmiller142
    @markmiller142 2 года назад

    Just from looking at the tool and the spring it looks like the tool is made to pull back on the spring to allow the boot and metal case to come off. If you've ever tried to pull a spring off of anything when you pull on the opposite end off it it only gets tighter on what you're trying to pull it off of, it's like a Chinese finger cuffs. If you use the tool to pull the spring backwards you should be able to pull the plug off easily.........just my observation....just saying.....

  • @NotGuilty74
    @NotGuilty74 Год назад +1

    Trick to change spark plug.
    Creator: skips content showing him remove the spark plug. "I already did this part. Do doo doo."

  • @StyleGT
    @StyleGT 3 года назад +1

    fake news, the rear ones are double you just need wobble socket and the right extensions

    • @jefferyursch6374
      @jefferyursch6374 2 года назад

      the F are you talking about...yer not soundin to brite...rear ones are double, the f???? keep on keepin you

    • @StyleGT
      @StyleGT Год назад

      @@jefferyursch6374 doable* sorry typed from phone i guess, i am currently doing them on my gmt900 burb and changed all of them no problem

  • @joeminneci2366
    @joeminneci2366 Год назад +1

    this goof does not know if you do not use the GM metal spark plug insulators your wires will burn up!

  • @crdesignz9941
    @crdesignz9941 3 года назад +5

    This is absolutely rediculous.

  • @cedriclee-carter8809
    @cedriclee-carter8809 3 года назад +3

    U a lil slow huh?

    • @jefferyursch6374
      @jefferyursch6374 2 года назад

      uh, slow? youre the one looking for help and you came across this...talking down to someone helping... so, are you the slow one?

  • @skiprope536
    @skiprope536 5 дней назад

    Ridiculous

  • @noahkb80
    @noahkb80 3 года назад +3

    Fake news

    • @jefferyursch6374
      @jefferyursch6374 2 года назад

      fake wanna be. looking for help but I think the real story here is you are hoping you feel better after putting someone else down. how do you feel now?

  • @MrClewis97
    @MrClewis97 6 месяцев назад +1

    these things are stupid!!

  • @AndresRodriguez-sm1fr
    @AndresRodriguez-sm1fr 3 года назад +4

    This is the most useless video I seen I have never used that stupid tool to get wires out on a 5.3 LS . It took me 30 minutes to do both sides LMAO 🤣😂😂 😂😂 thanks for the laugh.

    • @Chabah72
      @Chabah72 Год назад

      30 minutes bullshit prove it