Thank you dude! You made that hood removal look so easy now I am not as afraid as I was at taking it off. Giving thoughts to installing a can just not sure what brand and type I am going to go with. I know this is an old video but the information is still new thanks!
I have wires going through a silver block attached to my glove compartment. Any idea what this is? I have watched many g4 hood removal videos and none have it.
Ah I see what smelled like burning paper, darn sticker on the front of the tuner pipe that is a black charred mess now, couldn't tell what it was anymore but video helped.
I’m trying to remove my o2 sensor but it is stuck on there. I can’t get it to u screw. Any tips on how I should try and remove this. Also note that it is in a non heated garage so it’s pretty cold
The clutches, chaincase, and oil are all accessible by the side panels. Removing the hood is only needed for installing accessories, exhaust and engine work. Shouldn't need to remove the hood on the trail.
Thank you dude! You made that hood removal look so easy now I am not as afraid as I was at taking it off. Giving thoughts to installing a can just not sure what brand and type I am going to go with. I know this is an old video but the information is still new thanks!
Best video on how to do this out there. Thanks for taking the time. Subscribed
imagine with the older sleds...... you simply take 2 rubber straps off a latch and lift. 4 seconds
I have wires going through a silver block attached to my glove compartment. Any idea what this is? I have watched many g4 hood removal videos and none have it.
Ah I see what smelled like burning paper, darn sticker on the front of the tuner pipe that is a black charred mess now, couldn't tell what it was anymore but video helped.
haha, glad we could help.
I miss the days when it was just unhooking 2 rubber straps and taking out 7 springs
I’m trying to remove my o2 sensor but it is stuck on there. I can’t get it to u screw. Any tips on how I should try and remove this. Also note that it is in a non heated garage so it’s pretty cold
Great video! That spring puller tool comes in two lengths, do you recommend the 10" or the 15" version?
Awesome video!
Got to be kidding me engineer nightmare wouldn't want to be doing that on the side of the trail 20 below
The clutches, chaincase, and oil are all accessible by the side panels. Removing the hood is only needed for installing accessories, exhaust and engine work. Shouldn't need to remove the hood on the trail.