I remember doing lower control arms and struts on a 13 Chrysler town and country minivan and I had to cut one of the lower control arm bolts that were stuck in the bushing which took all day for me to do. Rust belt life is fun
Nice work on the Santa Fe and the video. I'm a subscriber! I have never liked the styling of any Hyundai or Kia cars. I can't define it, but they just look like styling was an afterthought, even on models that are intended to look good like the Ioniq or the Veloster. They're just copycat blah. The paint will really pop - that is a great color. Anyway, thanks for explaining things. I think of your videos as educational and I hope they stay that way. I have one request: in post-production, maybe flatten the volume of the transitions between speech and music. I have to turn the volume down when music starts. Other than that, just keep up the good work and thank you to you and Car Wizard for keeping the shop open for you to make the videos.
I really like the videos showing the work. Works great and doing it in fast forward keeps the videos from being too long. Might change the camera angle a bit so more of the work can be seen. 👍 Great job!
nice! When I swapped the sway bar links on my wife's Acura, they were rusted on there good, had to take a hacksaw to them and it took a lot longer than it took you. living in Chicago is rough on cars
@@davea691 He cuts out so much of it that it's really not useful to learn the repair. I think these videos, much like those of his RUclips mentors, are meant more as entertainment than instructional.
I remember doing lower control arms and struts on a 13 Chrysler town and country minivan and I had to cut one of the lower control arm bolts that were stuck in the bushing which took all day for me to do. Rust belt life is fun
I have a 2012 Santa Fe GLS AWD with the 3.5L V6. Just turned over 39,200 miles!
Thanks Daniel San, you’re becoming better with each video. 🇦🇺
Good content. Please make more videos like this.
Don't forget wheel alignment, video approved, click.
Nice work on the Santa Fe and the video. I'm a subscriber! I have never liked the styling of any Hyundai or Kia cars. I can't define it, but they just look like styling was an afterthought, even on models that are intended to look good like the Ioniq or the Veloster. They're just copycat blah. The paint will really pop - that is a great color. Anyway, thanks for explaining things. I think of your videos as educational and I hope they stay that way. I have one request: in post-production, maybe flatten the volume of the transitions between speech and music. I have to turn the volume down when music starts. Other than that, just keep up the good work and thank you to you and Car Wizard for keeping the shop open for you to make the videos.
I really like the videos showing the work. Works great and doing it in fast forward keeps the videos from being too long. Might change the camera angle a bit so more of the work can be seen. 👍 Great job!
nice! When I swapped the sway bar links on my wife's Acura, they were rusted on there good, had to take a hacksaw to them and it took a lot longer than it took you. living in Chicago is rough on cars
This is a nice looking car over all👌
Not too expensive for being servised
Cooking by the book. Gotta love it 😀
great job! keep up the great work!
It'd be nice if you could get these vids up to 10 mins +, you're doing a fantastic job
❤❤ super Congratulations
Why did you fast forward through the actual repair?? that’s what I wanted to see so I could learn how to do it…
Video speed can be lower to .25 speed to see more of the actual repair.
@@davea691 He cuts out so much of it that it's really not useful to learn the repair. I think these videos, much like those of his RUclips mentors, are meant more as entertainment than instructional.
Cheers bro
and the Audi ???
So stop looking over the car, because you keep finding wrong things :))
Uh... Less talking and normal speed on repairs with an explanation of what you are doing would be better IMO.