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You're welcome. I love it, too

30 degrees BRDC using starter

And please people, if you are new to the sport, i myself and a lot of others im sure will agree when i say,, the gun comes out of the box already half way apart so do yourself a favor and spray the reciever and EVERYTHING dow and hit it with a quality GUN oil before shooting it and you will not be crying that it doesnt cycle or fail to eject or feed. Its full of metal shavings and nasty machining oil and grease. Simple stuff folks.

Yes, I didn't know at the time. Glad, it entertained you 😁

It is Chiappa Firearms

Thanks. I just made it layer by layer. I cut paper to make the shapes I wanted, then cut the fiberglass to copy the shapes.

Yes, it is all year long there

If I remember correctly, the engine oil washer 12mm, and the transmission is 14mm, so they are different size

Lol.. it definitely helps a lot

You're welcome. I'm glad that helps.

Big NO,. You need water to cool the engine.

@@NorCalOutdoor I'm confused. You seem to be running the engine in this video without water.

@pbase36 ah, sorry for the confusion. When my son cranked it. I didn't turn the water on, and no fuel connected to it. No water. I just wanted to check the timing. But, when I started the engine, I turned the water on and was using earmuffs. Water was always running when the engine ran. I didn't show it on the video.

@@NorCalOutdoor Understood! So is it okay to crank the engine without water just when setting timing? I have to do this task soon, and I'm new to it.

@pbase36 yes, it should be fine. Make sure you disconnect the fuel line.

You can search on amazon for Front Wheel Drive Bearing Puller Removal & Installer Adapter Kit

Yes, it is the same one. I painted the wood with clear coat paint and the stainless steel is for the shells catcher. I used double tape for the stainless steel plate.

Hope, yours will be okay. On my manual, it is #54: Locking block

Yes, you are right

Yes, I did it all the way down. No, I didn't wait until the main side dried. I used a stick to make sure it went to the side when I poured it on the main side.

Ameen. Jazakallah khayr, Brother

You're welcome. Yeah, that is the common issue with Clarity.

Very good question. I just want to make sure I put the correct amount of fluids inside so it will lubricate all parts and will not break any seals when it is hot and the fluids expanded. Just for peace of my mind. I think a bit less or a bit more won't hurt anything.

Only one, Brother. The dark color from used oil.

Maybe. Rented it from Home Depot. Thank you.

I don't think will be much difference as the transmission plug is on the middle bottom of the pan. I would like to keep the car level for transmission fluids change.

Hi. Yes, I did it twice. I don't have any issue with the amsoil. I did it on my Nissan Pathfinder as well.

@@NorCalOutdoor thanks, it is fine to drain once and drive some 30K km or 4 years and then drain again or should I drain twice at a time. One drain can be 60 percent of new amsoil oil in my car as 4L of drain out of 6.9L total.

@prasad9732 you're welcome. You can drain it, then drive it for a while, then drain it again if you don't have any problem with the cost. I did it in a 30-mile interval.

​@@NorCalOutdoor how to contact you? I will do it 2nd drain after 30k km drive. You gave me the confidence to drain. Nissan dealer saying its a sealed transmission, and cvt fluid is life time transmission it should not be changed. My car run 68k miles. And I am noticing power lacking and high rpm specially from zero speed to 20km speed acceleration.

@prasad9732 yeah, the manual said it is a lifetime oil. Some people ran it beyond 150k without any issue, but some broke before 80k. I do not believe oil can be used for a long time. Heat will burn the oil slowly. You can contact me here on UA-cam. Thanks

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@@NorCalOutdoor how's the key holding up, did u ever get the key cut and program to start the car. A lot of keys on amazon and on ebay have mix reviews, some good and some bad... j/w

@hjkjccdggjhvb yes, I got it cut and still working. Remember this procedure is not for immobilizer, only good to open the doors and trunk.

@@NorCalOutdoor yes, thk you..