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Why is that. This is my first Windows. I.ve been a Mac guy.

@@alexavani6165 win 11 is fine ive been using it for years, if youre just going to use the computer casually and dont plan on learning a whole new OS just stick with win11 its good

yea is that bad?

@@alexavani6165 I always preferred intel, but now the 13-14 generation has so many problems that I would not recommend buying them

@@alexavani6165 A lot of 13th-14th generation Intel processors come with defects, but I really hope you got lucky and everything will work perfectly

@@АмельянецьОлександр hahaha so far so good. What Gen was I supposed to get?

@@АмельянецьОлександр they fix it like ~2 months ago

HAHAHA.

whats that?

@@alexavani6165 rich..lol

@@tapiryanghebat HAHAHA.

What is PCPartPicker build. The desc riptions shows parts list. The computer uses parts that are too new to be in any part picker list. They are Lian Li LCD Fans. U can have any display u want. Its stock CPU / GPU temperatures.

​@@alexavani6165 What are the fans called? How'd you get the displays on them? First time I'm seeing a screen on a fan that's not from an aio.

like put it running against the top silver piece? Is that safe?

@@alexavani6165yeah, and the cable running around the tubes could be wrapped around the ram

Thats a great idea. Thanks man!

@@alexavani6165 👍

What does that mean?

I;m not following u but someone recommended me to grease my bearings and I did here - ua-cam.com/video/5BbpXfPqR1w/v-deo.htmlsi=i3D1470OaXPgtuXn

Haha. Thats awesome you finished the install. I know it's a lot of work. I want to add a leaf spring to the back, so the back lifts a little more. Enjoy your upgrade.

I'm not sure like 3 feet maybe

Here is the link but I don't recommend it. try to find something better - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CF4BHJ7K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm not following. It went up 3 inches. Thats what the RC kit does

should i take wheel off and put grease in the bearings?

Yes! Grease both inner and outer bearings individually.

I wish I saw your comment sooner. I didn't do it individually. I will next time, but I did this hope its fine now - ua-cam.com/video/5BbpXfPqR1w/v-deo.html @@daved3948

I didn't have a spare ratchet at that time. Good tip tough.

What is the model of the shocks or Brand? I have a 2000 f 150 and having difficulty to find front shocks ?

@@ernestorodriguez8004 I bought the rough Country Kit, but you can find a few different ones on Amazon.

Its a spare truck I don't drive it much. It hasn't failed yet? Should I take the bearing out and pack it with grease?

Thanks again for the comment. You saved me. I did grease my bearings afterall - ua-cam.com/video/5BbpXfPqR1w/v-deo.htmlsi=i3D1470OaXPgtuXn

Disconnect the negative battery cabel for few minutes . Then reconnect. This should erase the service engine light. But It may come back on if there's an issue with your engine. Good luck!

hasn't leaked yet.

????? PCV Valve

then what do ya do? do ya have to take off the intake manifold? omg no i hope. get back thanks!!!!!!!!!

@@ronvalley1973 No, it's mounted on the outside. Easy to get to. Follow the hose. Some of them have coolant lines attached to heat the valve up. A big PCV hose and two small coolant hoses. Not all, but some do. 2003, and some other years.

@@1976Datsun hey and thanks for getting back and i have the new pcv valve and did see a haynes manual video showing how it is by the throttle body on the outside like you said. am hoping in didn't damage the engine already having now 163k miles and i got the truck brand new in 03 and never changed the pcv valve but the truck looks and runs showroom, minus only a new ding on the tailgate and i backed into a passing car which now put a gash in the pristine chrome bumper which i am now gonna have to replace but i'm 67 and saw a video on how to pound out the dent in the bumper which is not that bad considering what it did to his chevy pickup on his entire passenger side. oops.

@@1976Datsun and the video showed some neat hose pinching pliers i've never seen before which i thought were cool, which the guy used to pinch both cooling hoses of the valve. sure is different than my pcv valve on my 63 plymouth savoy v-8 318 first car i wish i still had.

@@ronvalley1973 I replaced mine (2003 4.2 F150) and expected to spill a bit of coolant using the "fast hands" method but since the engine was cold the coolant reservoir sucked it back in when I took the hoses off. No leaks. It was easy. Hardest part was finding the right Torx bit. I don't think that much damage will occur if you have a bad PCV valve. I don't think that mine actually needed replacing, at 110,000. It didn't look bad. Good luck.

I buy my parts at Ford and only use MOTORCRAFT parts.

the gasket maker needs to dry so don't drive the truck for 24 hours. It will help not heating up and deforming.