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Great filter for regular interval oil changes

Happy New Years stud! 🥳😁

I'm a day late but HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!! Your TT looks like a lot of fun. Wishing you a prosperous and healthy new year.

Heat and wax!

Looking at the baseplate and holes that one looks like a fram

Love the video dude! Happy new years homie love you! ❤️

Happy New Year!!! 🎆 🎉

Awesome video man. Love you dude happy new year

This worked for my 80 sereis. I changed the front, but used this for the back . I poured whole bottle for 4 hrs of run time or 150 to 200 miles . I added it when my oil was almost ready to be changed.It took 2 cycles of usage , but leak is almost stopped , around 90 percent . I will do it 1 more time. Great product.

PLEASE HELP I have a 04 Jeep grand Cherokee rear main seal leak pretty good leak do you think this is worth trying cause some people told me not to use sealers because it can damage the engine?! I don’t have the money to take it to a shop I always work on my own vehicle but I’ve never tore a transmission out before.. and how much would I use just 1 bottle or more or less

Happy new year!!!

Happy New Year brother 🙏

Honestly I wnat you to try and warrenty it I wnat know if you can

Hyper Tough at WMart is a high impact for $99/kit. 3 year warranty but it’s wmart. They’ll replace anything if it’s a house brand.

What about Standard Blue Streak Ignition Coil On Plug (COP) - FD503? Junk ?

What you use doesn’t matter as much as how long you use it. Change your oil frequently and you’ll be ok

I’ve used SuperTech in all my vehicles. Never had a single problem. It’s cheap, but good. Not crap.

Spray and soak overnight with a 50/50 mixture of acetone and ATF!!!

Nice Mercury .

Best get an old 4x4& not deal with that kind of bs to begin with..😂

Wow 😮

shouldve went for the fancy titanium ones and you wouldnt be complaining 😊

What's the dam hammer got to with that!

What you do ?

The MP version (blue can) is as good as mobile1 . Period ! Silicone anti-drain back valve , metal endcaps and synthetic blend media. It has excellent filtration and excellent flow rate. Compares very favorably to the Mobil1 at less than half the price. SuperTech full synthetic $18.99 for a 5 quart jug and SuperTech MP(blue can) $6. That’s $25 dollars for a synthetic oil change if you do it yourself. You’re good to go for 5 to 6 thousand miles. 2007 Honda accord 6 cylinder coupe and just cracked 200,000 miles. During the warmer 6 months I use the high mileage full synthetic and during the colder 6 months I use the regular full synthetic. Not one drip and she purrs like a kitten.

Where tf is the part 2

I can drive to at least 22 stores within 30 miles just by a quick search. In all my years I have had no issues warranting anything at Harbor Freight. The knife is a hot ticket item, it is what it is. Sending a tool out for service takes at least a month.

What kills these turbos?

Wilton's are overpriced and this one is too. I will stick to the true blue cause I own 2 and they have served me well and then budget too. Neither have broken for my needs and I have owned many vises. Most have too much slop and are mostly made the same. Looks nice though.

They will still honor the warranty if it's been dropped. Ur good man :)

Painted an item then put a clear coat on and the paint wrinkled

Don't use junk coils? Then why do you suggest using Ford OEM parts? Whenever a part fails it will always say FOMOCO on it

Question when I’m doing this when should I be worried that the RPMs are too high because I don’t want to blow up the engine

Who cares about that pos icon knife. Thats a $20 knife at best if under a different brand. Only cheapest knives still use D2 steel.

Good for another 50k

The bed liner looks good. I think the more you it the better you get at it. Let me know how you like the duratech wabbly sockets, i dont have them but i have all of there open end/ ratcheting wrenches and i really like them. Also I like all of the content. Need more turtle content. Clean his tank too

Great video!

Could you please explain the type of trans fluid you are using ? I’m a first time Toyota owner and I have a Tundra CrewMax TRD 5.7 . I have been told Toyota is VERY particular about its brand fluids . I just need to know before I do what you just did here

As a ford man and a 7yr long tech im tell you the best way to do these make sure thay motor is hot and use a impact they will come out every time i had a 3v with 300k on it still ran great

Wow... the heavier socket worked... imagine that.

Thanks for the idea. I will have to try that next time I apply it.

Totally agree with your friend's perspective. The advantage with having friends in a certain business isn't the deal, it's the trust that you aren't going to get screwed over on price and they will stand behind their work. My attitude dealing with any business providing a service (automotive, electrical, roofing, etc.) is I am happy to pay a fair price for quality work they will stand behind.

Are you making more money than you did at the dealer?

That thin layer of fluid film would never cut it in my country. We need to treat exposed areas with a thick layer of special wax/oil products and spray all cavities with a product similar to fluid film. To keep the rust away, it needs to be repeated every second year...

Nice job putting an Aisan kit on a flipper. That's good karma

Pliers handle coming off? Take it off and put some Indian Head Shellack on it and push the handle back on!!! It's an ol' timer trick that works. Hope you're keeping the turtle warm and send some snow Tennessee for Christmas!!! Would taking some scrap cardboard and wrapping it around the exhaust keep the fluid film from coating it and stinking? Funny that you are replacing a CV shaft because I need to replace one on my QX56 over the holidays! Oh yeah, don't get the Indian Head on your hands....

Good investigation skills. By the way its "tell tale" not tall tale.

Never fails how they finally start "caring" about good contributors once they put in their notice. Congrats on breaking out.

great advice and great stories. Thanks for sharing!!

Been there, that's why we need state safety inspections