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Thanks for the ideas. How is it holding up this far down the line since then?

Mine just recently broke and need a replacement. Thank you so much for the video. This is fantastic!!! (Nov 2024)

I watched this 6 months ago to remove the coat hook,.. six months later I am back because I forgot how it was made! lol

2018 and there's no grip to open the flap 🙃

Thank you!

7 years later and yours is the most helpful video out there. Thank you!! 1:12

This is brilliant. Very useful. Thank you

Thank you for how to take out the rear clips. Worked great on my 2006 F150

Best explanation there is thank you fr man

I so love what you did and how. Real ingenuity

Thank you!!!

Hola buen dia !!! Esta mañana estoy reparando el headlinner de la explorer 2003..y los ganchos estaban complicado para quitarlos ..pero viendo tu video ya podre quitar los ganchos..es delicado porque se pueden romper y no es fácil encontrarlos nuevamente.. Asi que estoy muy agradecido con tu video y la explicación sencilla y me ayudo muchísimo ❤❤🎉 saludos desde piedras negras COAHUILA México!!!

Right on 👍 good work

For those of you watching this video my prayer is that you ALL come to know JESUS CHRIST OF NAZARETH as your LORD AND SAVIOR. ROMANS 10:9 say that if we confess with our mouth and believe in our heart that GOD raised JESUS from the dead we will be saved.

Thnaks!!!! Well done!

You Da MAN! thanks

Are you near Jacksonville? I need this!

My wife was complaining about rough idle. I found your video. Checked the air intake. Low and behold there is a big crack! Going to replace it. Thanks!

Mine aren't snapping back in??

Awesome man great and easy video

Just what I needed. Thank you

Great video that actually shows everything you need to know. Many thanks!!!

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Excellent! 6 years later.. March 2023.. You just made my day! Thank you

Woodglut plans are awesome!

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The BEST explanation of how to remove these, almost too easy once you understand how it works. Other videos say to twist it 90 degrees...

Thank you for the video. Been trying for days to get those off. And by my search yours is the only one that tells people how to really take those off in a video. Thanks for all your help

At least for first generation 1997-2002 Expeditions, the Ford procedure is to insert the screwdriver to the back of the slot and then twist the screwdriver 90-deg. The hook in the video looks exactly the same as the first gens, so I assume the 90-deg twist is correct for the later models as well. This pries both metal clips open, not just one side as the method in the video shows. I broke mine trying to pry as shown in the video.

That's pretty clever. Ive done similar but taped a longer screwdriver to my wrench. It's always cool seeing different but yet very simple methods.

Really helpful. Thanks

Bad motor mount?

Just thinking how about using a sleeve that do it from the top ( for the life of me I can't remember the name of it )

You did a nice job on it and you explained it very good thanks for give me a couple of tips to help me work on my offensive home..👍

1) leaving that center post at the gate also helps camouflages as looking as part of the fence. 2) the brace you used at the 4x6 post should have been a steel cable, not wood (or a steel bar). Still a great gat setup if you can't afford a steel frame gate.

Thank you!!!!

Just a tip brace angle should be less than 45 . Or it will sag again

Super awesome anti sag post

Do you recall which aftermarket part number you installed? I noticed at 6:29 of the video that the clamp on the filter side of the hose is different before and after you installed the new air filter. Did you simply swap the clamp or did you purchase the wrong hose initially and had to buy a different one? The Honda OEM part number cross references with Dorman 696-159, but Dorman and all the local parts stores state that the right part for 2011-2014 Odysseys is Dorman 696-020. The hose prior to 6:29 of the video looks like Dorman 696-159 and appears to be Dorman 696-020 after that point. I'm just trying to make sure I buy the right part since I'm getting it from Amazon. Thanks!

Very impressive!

That's pretty smart and creative. Hidden gate. I want to make one with a 8' total double swing gate (4' each) so I can pull a car in the back if needed. It'll be fun if I can get some free time but this Florida heat can be discouraging sometimes

Thanks! It was driving me nuts! Old ones broke and fell out. I'm putting on new ones.

Thanks for sharing the great ideas! Really helps the rest of us facing similar circumstances!

Great job. I think over time these would sag based on the one support diag boards. And the fact that these sections were not meant to ever be a load bearing gate. The ends crack, split and fail. Fixed with but two screws (no matter how many screws)and very long expanse which means holding up a ton of weight. It won't matter. That board will warp. Break down and split and crack to where it won't keep holding year after year. Basically you would need (for longevity) a square tubing steel frame that the fence sections mount to with steel diag structure included. 1" or 2" square tubing. I think the hinges are fine and will hold even a heavier gate. The problem with long expanses of constructed fence is that its not really designed to hold its on self up. Meaning it was not a gate nor was intended to be one. Not structured to become one either. Turning fence sections into gates changes the game for sure and no matter how much structure you have in the way of lumber, over time it gives up its tensile strength and breaks down due to weather. It also will warp badly if left open or unfastened. Due to the long expanse with nothing holding it vertically ridged. . I think double gates always need double cross support diagonally and that needs to always be metal. Even encased in corner brackets and cable the wood gives up its strength over time and no matter the design, it will succumb to weakness and rot. Over all a great quick fix and unique set up for sure. And good for a few seasons. Well worth the effort. I give it five years max. Still over all a great job and great video.

if this was a new gate it would have warped and sagged

Badass 👍

Awesome, thanks, I never would've figured that out.

Dude! Thank you! pulling my 2006 Explorer's headliner down for antenna install and didn't want to destroy headliner in the process. Suggestion: Add the word 'FORD' or 'EXPLORER' to your video's title so we can find it easier. Never occurred to me to search for 'Expedition'. Again - MANY thanks!

Where are you? This video is amazing. I need someone like you to do my gate. I am in melbourne, australia

Amazing man