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You're right! I completely forgot to show that! They hold the panel tight to the door

The bulbs are easy. This is the whole assembly

Just toss em in the freezer overnight

I'm glad you like them! I'm going to try to keep them coming, thanks!

Transmission too! It’s not a super hard job though.

Thank you so much!

It’s a 3/8”

@BackyardGarage1 thanks and I like your 77 camaro.

www.amazon.com/TABODD-MZJ-400A-Solenoid-Contactor-Replacement/dp/B081CSZCZF This is the solenoid that I got.

Don’t forget the resistor as well. www.amazon.com/Golf-Cart-Pre-Charge-Solenoid-Solenoids/dp/B00UW3PGEA

@ Thank you.

That’s a great goal for a 77. They are great cars to work on and make your own.

Glad it was helpful! You'll be able to see again in no time! Mine were the same way

I have not heard of the kwik wiring harness. I only considered painless and this one. But I’m super happy with this one. I used the painless wire loom though.

I have not done the alignment video yet. Life got busy and I have not had time to do that as of yet.

If it’s sealed, try to put it into an ultrasonic cleaner or soaking it in chem dip (can get at auto parts store) and let it sit and soak for about an hour or 20 minutes in ultra sonic and then rinse with water and blow out all passages to make sure they are clear.

Wasn’t seal cap just no slot for screwdriver 🪛 but like a D shaped head so I a slot myself.

@ ok awesome!

Thanks! It was a lot of work but we have made a huge transformation on it so far. Can’t believe we got this place! It was exactly what we were looking for

I am not seeing the question you asked.

I understand now, I don’t think there is a series motor option. If you contact Siver Wolf, they might have something but I’m not sure.

Thank you!

@@BackyardGarage1 I mean, after placing the kits do you have to align the wheels? or does not affect it, it is left normal

@@yhonatannarvaez1786 yes you should get an alignment

@@yhonatannarvaez1786 yes you have to align the wheels. 🛞

If you don’t it will pull to the side slightly

You are correct! I should have been more careful with the coats.

It would be hard to say. What do the reeds look like? Are they broke?

I don’t think so. You have to have the Curtis 1510 or 1515 controller for this to work.

That's a good point! I'll make sure to do that next time I have to replace a fender.

Awesome! I hope the install went well for you.

I put the exhaust where I wanted it to be and then tightened the clamps down. When the clamps were tightened and the hangers were in place, it stayed where I wanted it to.

Thank you. I’m about to install Pypes full dual exhaust on my Camaro

@@davevandenbranden3309 it’s a very nice kit and it sounds good. Hopefully you get it installed with no issues

@@BackyardGarage1 Finished it up yesterday. It went well! I did have to cut the pipe that goes over the rear axle and weld it back together at a slightly different angle as well as move the rear hanger tabs to get it to line up but no other mods

@@davevandenbranden3309 that’s great! How do you like the sound in person?

I don’t have the link anymore.

Awesome! Should be a fun project

Glad I could help

@@BackyardGarage1 I had the excact concern that you encountered....lol. but i did it and it saves some bucks.

You know it! Although I have yet to put the bad boy on full throttle it’s crazy scary going 35mph on a golf cart haha

Thanks for the information

Yes I am. You can send me an email with information at johnsbackyardgarage@gmail.com

Yes I do. I set it to max heat. The hotter the better for cleaning. Helps get any grease loose and come off.

@@BackyardGarage1 awesome thanks again! I have a 2009 Honda Foreman TRX500FE

@@jonnyv.5718 awesome! Good luck getting her running.

What do you need help with? Drop me an email at johnsbackyardgarage@gmail.com

Yeah they did. But to be honest, it’s not too bad

Yeah it’s not too bad though

Not the bulb you can through the wheel well but the headlight assembly if your projector or lens is yellow oxidized or clogged

I believe you do

Awesome thank you so much!

Ain’t that the truth though lol

Yes I did. Thank you for watching and tuning in!

It can be applied to just about anything. Even previously painted surfaces, filler and a lot of other things

Yeah labor is very expensive. My bother does auto body but said would cost about the same. Hopefully you can get your back up and running only advice I have is to get way more paint then you think you will need.

Is this a towlow or a Hilo that you’re looking at? The tow low like I have does not have a motor but only has a manual crank on them. There is a Facebook group for Hilo and they would know more about those than I would. They are very similar but the Hilo had motors and not tolows.

@@BackyardGarage1 1997 Hi Lo 240D

This one has a motor on it. The guy connect power to it this morning. We could here the motor but it would not lift the top at all. I read some where online it has a manual back up, but we don't know where it's located.

@@lefty5463 try to search for “how to use the Hilo raise bypass” on UA-cam. I don’t know what your setup is exactly but there were some videos I saw.

@@BackyardGarage1 Ok i will look again. I didn't see any video's how to raise bypass HiLo. Maybe i didn't type it in right. I don't know how much longer this dealer will have it, he just got it in this month. He claims he has about $1,350.00 in it. It could be other people looking at it also. Time is running out.

Hi there. This kit came with pretty much everything needed to require the whole car minus the AC wiring. There was no additional research that needed to be done and I am more than happy with what came in the kit. The only other thing I got was the wire looms and crimping tools as specified and that was it.

It came with the kit but I think you can get them at speedway motors

Thank you! 🙏

I’ll do that next time. Thanks for the advice 🙏