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Robert Charpentier
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Відео
TMWA in Black & White
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A short video I created from photos I have taken at TMWA over the years. It's not hard to take a good picture when you are surrounded by so interesting things.
And now for Sixty Seconds of an Autumn Day in Reno
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Reno, Nevada is having a particularly beautiful autumn in 2016. This video is a brief look at the sites and sounds in encountered during a walk on 10-29-16.
And now for 43 Seconds With Pablo
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A Boston Terrier will be a Boston Terrier, they can't help themselves.
TMWA So Far, Nov 2012 - July 2015
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If I were to fall off a flume and my life at Truckee Meadows Water Authority flashed before my eyes, it would look a lot like this video. Two-and-a-half years of my at-work photography squished into four minutes and 40 seconds.
TMWA's Fleish Tunnel Project "Hole-Through Day" - Nov 17, 2014
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The 1,200-ft Fleish Tunnel Project is the result of a need to protect an exposed section of TMWA's hydroelectric flume system from costly damage due to rockfall. This video was produced to both document the tunnel's construction and celebrate the project's "hole-through day"-the point at which the excavation stops being a "hole" and becomes a true tunnel with an opening on each end.
TMWA Ice Fighting
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Ice fighting" keeps TMWA's hydroelectric plants on line, which minimizes operational costs and helps keep water rates low for our customers.
Home-Built Steadycam Mount, Test One
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My project for today was to build a do-it-yourself steadycam mount for a GoPro camera. Here's a before-and-after clip to show you the difference. It's a huge improvement but I still have issues with lateral sway. I'm sure more practice will help but I also expect to do a bit more tinkering in the shop before this is fully dialed in.
TMWA Ice Fighting Trailer
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I just couldn't resist the lure of the iMovie, movie trailer templates. Cliche? Yes, but my mom was impressed. Ice fighting itself is actually kind of interesting. Truckee Meadows Water Authority has to send guys to literally hammer and scrape ice of their hydroelectric plants' water intakes to keep them from icing up.
A boring Saturday @ Casa Charpentier
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My first attempt at time lapse video. Nothing really happens but I learned a couple things about shutter intervals and frame rates.
Loose Tilt Steering Repair - 1991 GMC Suburban
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Video instructions on how to fix a loose tilt steering assembly in a 1991 GMC Suburban. NOTE: The website with the cut-away views that I mention in the video has been deleted but I found the same documentation in this pdf: www.crankshaftcoalition.com/wiki/images/d/d6/Jazzman_Steering_Rack_Rebuild.pdf
Multiple Accidents on 395, South
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Multiple accidents in both directions, on 395 in South Reno, just south of the South Meadows Parkway exit.
Please help me if you can please
I have an 90 chevrolet suburban r1500 and I'm trying to rewiring my steering column
I have a 1990 manual steering column that needs tightening as well because it’s loose. It’s it the same procedure?
I do not know for sure but the GM steering assemblies tend to be the same in most of their vehicles.
Dude did you ever do anything to the Kia soul?? We have the exact same thing and I want to do something with mine
It is soooooo much easier for us if you would simply record the reassembly so we don't have to rewind, watch, rewind, watch, you get the idea
Thank you for the picture I didn't know the name it's the steering wheel lock gear looking thing. I'm working on a 2017 it's the same technology 👍👍👍👍
What if emergency flashers don't work on my 85???
I’m at 11:15 and having a horrible time getting that collar to come out. It’s like there is something stuck at the top, i watched this vid 10 times to make sure I wasn’t forgetting something.. anyone know what I’m doing wrong?
Did you pull the steering wheel pivot pins? 9:50 (ish)
Curious on the actual socket used for removing the 3 bolts in the column in the very last part of the video.
What's the tool called for auto zone
thank you for the video. man Do you know, wether this four spoke steering wheel fits to 80s Suburbans with the two spoke steering wheel with three screws?
Great video very helpful. Also the link to the cutaway helped. Thanks.
A great job it was. I am planning to do the job on my silverado 1989 4.3 v6. It has the same tilting steering wheel. I still need to buy the plate ring removal tool. It will be the first time I will do it. My truck is a 1989 Silverado 4.3 model 1500 v6. A nice truck with manual transmission . 4 speed with O/drive plus reverse. Thanks from the island of Aruba.
Great video i was already looking to buy a new steering column 👌
Thanks for that video.
Shawn Mcclure - I’m glad it helped!
Absogreat video to the point and very helpful thank you
Cool! Glad it helped. Thank you.
Thanks man for big help!!
Bolts needed locking tabs to bend over the heads or like on aircraft bolts where you tied wires through to stop them from turning !
Thank you for the video, it really help to build my confidence fixing this myself on my 1989 C1500 truck.
Do any1 no for sure if the 90-91 suburban tilt column fits n 84 c10 plug an play.
Yes, the video is very informative showing many tips and tricks other videos failed to show. But in the process of all this disassembly and reassembly, you failed to also assume that the actual upper steering bearing was okay. Having the steering column totally torn down to this point, it is foolish not to go ahead and check the bearing if not replace it also. as by the time these bolts wiggle loose through normal usage, that bearing is usually worn out too. Having devoted this much time to your video, and including so much useful info in it, you need to also include the removal and replacement of that upper steering column bearing too, would you not think so? I'm not berating you for it, just some helpful hopefully beneficial critique is all.
Good point and something I definitely overlooked when I was doing this job. I was looking for a root cause and not really thinking about a complete overhaul of the assembly. Something to consider for next time. Thank you for the feedback!
My 84 k10 has the same issue..doing this tomorrow
Hey i have the same problem with a 87 safari and now the key wont move does the tilt mechanism interfere with that ? Thanks
where are the cutaway views? I don't see them on the link that you sent here. Thanks
ua-cam.com/users/redirect?event=video_description&v=HsIWG-hRfy0&q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.crankshaftcoalition.com%2Fwiki%2Fimages%2Fd%2Fd6%2FJazzman_Steering_Rack_Rebuild.pdf&redir_token=RjHiVtgp2KUHxp_gb0H9xoXYkNx8MTUyNjY1MDY1NUAxNTI2NTY0MjU1
Would this be similar on a 1988 firebird?
I can't say for sure, but I was surprised how similar the suburban assembly were to those in a Pontiac Fierro. My guess is that it will be very similar.
Robert Charpentier okay thats good to hear thank you for the reply
awesome video, thanks man
That ball and shaft will come out with a twist and like bend to the left I believe
Great video, thank you i've been hesitating to do this to my 92' GMC Sierra. Didn't really know what i would be getting into, throw an engine in front of me and i'll do as you wish but electrical and stuff like this i am clueless. Your video helped a ton and gave me insight towards the job. Thanks again and you should make more video's.
Great video man, thanks!!
Glad it helped you. Makes me wish I still had this rig.
Will you eventually lose steering if you dont fix this?
This problem is caused by several large machine screws getting loose at the base of the steering assembly. I have no clue if the steering assembly could fail completely while you were driving but I wouldn't risk it. The job is a pain but it has to be done.
my dodge dakota has the same problem
oh shit! I think I will just buy another whole column.
Help...any idea what to do if the wires are to short to remove the larger piece with the turn signal and ingnition?
KC Cochran I'm having the same issue!!! What did you do to fix this??
KC Cochran look down below the steering column and take off the plastic trim right under the column and take off the metal trim that has 4 or 5 screws which will expose the wires that run up through the column. I took off the bracket that has 4 1/2in screws and unplugged the cable which allowed me enough cable
what was that last special tool.u had
thank you for making this video! it helped me out on my 79 gmc.
Thank you so much for this lol I was wondering how to fix this in my suburban
IMPORTANT!! Make sure you get a high quality pivot extractor. The cheap ones break off and then you are F*****d and can only tighten the bottom two bolts.
cool thank you for the help its very much appreciated.
Sorry it took me so long to reply. I haven't been paying much attention to UA-cam lately. Good luck with your repair.
Awesome thank you very much for replying!
One way to know for sure is by checking this link: www.crankshaftcoalition.com/wiki/images/d/d6/Jazzman_Steering_Rack_Rebuild.pdf. It shows a thorough breakdown of a Pontiac Fiero steering column which, amazingly, is almost the exact same as my Suburban-everthing is just a different size.
i have a 85 c10 that had this same problem your video was extremely helpful just wanted to say thank you for your helpful video... one more thing i also ran in to a issue making sure the ignition side/clip lines up properly but again thank you alot for the helpful video
Thanks, Travis. I can't tell you how many jobs I've managed to do because somebody posted a UA-cam video showing me how.
please reply please
Do you think this would work for a 1986 buick lesabre? My steering wheel does the same thing and I figured it would be similar because it's a Older model GM
My guess is that it probably will. Most of the parts in GM steering wheel assemblies are very similar from one car to the next.
The small plastic piece mentioned ( that pushes on bright push rod end ] fell out, After 3 hrs in 100 degree heat. Decided to come ask How in hell does it stay in during assembly. Has radius end against rod end. fits in 1/4 round groove above toward center. Doesn't appear to snap onto turn signal arm end, Just butts to it ?
whats tool is minute 10:00 thanks bro
It's a pivot pin remover. Available at most auto parts stores.
Thank you Robert, it's exactly what I needed
E8 torx socket.
We found out the trick for removing that inner casing @ 11:15. Reinstall the tilt lever. straighten out the shaft, pull back on the lever and it releases the two feet holding it in place and the inner case slides up and out exposing the joint and bolts. Me thinks you accidentally missed that step in your video. But hey, that's why I check other video sources. Thanks for you video nonetheless.
We're having difficulty pulling apart the inner casing @11:15 in your video.
I had to put the tilt lever back on and disengage the tilt.
yeah he conveniently left the tilt lever part out there and i had to wrestle hard enough to loose some bearings from a shitty plastic race ....THANKS FOR THE HELP :/
yeah he conveniently left the tilt lever part out there and i had to wrestle hard enough to loose some bearings from a shitty plastic race ....THANKS FOR THE HELP :/
Jedi Surfer So sorry. I'll refund the money you paid to watch this video.