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Hi Melicamims. Thank you so much for watching and sharing that with us. We're very appreciative and honored to have helped in your build. We hope you have many enjoyable days underneath it. I know my parents still are. We have our 1 year update on it coming out soon. Cheers!

Lol. I know right. Thanks for watching and sharing the kind words. For those reasons alone, we will likely only be doing one more of the budget range cameras. Only because it's much different than the rest. We'd love to do some on the higher end of the spectrum to truly see the big differences (if they exist).

HI Marshall. Thanks for watching. We would recommend that you check Hyundai's recommended service schedule. On Time stamp 17:23, Dana states that we fall under their "severe" driving conditions, which changes the interval period. Stay safe out there!

Thanks for watching. Unfortunately not. You have to connect to the camera through the app and wifi connection while it's running and in its proximity.

Hi Jong. Thank you so much for watching and sharing the kind words and your own journey. This is fantastic and we're so happy to read that we helped with your long term goal with those lights. That is exactly why we made this particular video. Thank you as well for sharing those purchasing options with our community. That's what it is all about. Stay safe out there!

Hi snl5804. Thank you very much for watching, sharing the kind words as well as the recommendation. That's what this community is all about so we really appreciate that. We'll definitely check them out as well. Cheers!

Hi yvesn58. Thanks for watching. We really appreciate that. Your question is a tough one and is up to perception. What one says it's smooth, another will say the road is really rough. In our experience with our roads here in OH, it drives great. We've taken it on road trips through many states and seasonal roads and we don't have one complaint about the different modes and how comfortable it is on the road. Hope that helps. Stay safe out there!

@@SpiritedWrenchers Let's put it in other words. Is it well soundproof or you hear/feel every crack in the road?

@@yvesn58 I wish we could answer that question but it's impossible because one persons expectations may be higher than another's. It's very quiet on the inside from our stand point. If it weren't we wouldn't have paid what they were asking for it and put almost 40,000 miles already. Also road noise and suspension are 2 different things. Road cracks feel much different in the Santa Fe than our WRX, but that would be expected because they are different cars with different suspensions. That is another impossible category to give a definitive answer on. We highly recommend to go test drive one to experience it first hand. That's the best way to know in your own city/state/road conditions.

@@SpiritedWrenchers Thanks for your comments 🙂

@tiffanyjoycam Woo Hoo. That's fantastic. Great job, Tiffany, and thank you for watching and sharing with us. We really appreciate it!

@@1232bluejays , thanks for watching and sharing. We appreciate it.

@SteveRath44 Thank you for watching and sharing. We really appreciate it and super happy to hear that we helped save you quite a bit of hard earned money. It's definitely something you can know out quickly over the weekend. Take care and stay safe!

@FixItFrench hey Matt. Thanks for checking this video out and sharing the kind words. We really appreciate it. Not sure how long the journey will be, but we're hustling while we still have gas in the tank. Cheers!

@@SpiritedWrenchers Hope all is well! 🍻

@FixItFrench thank you buddy. We hope the same for yall!

Hi Dana. Thank you for watching and asking. We tend to choose fuses that are accessory related for the most part. We stay away from any safety related features or critical device fuses in the event there is a failure, it doesn't stop the car from operating. Ideally you can use a voltage meter to test the fuse when the car is running and turned off to identify which one has the power at the right times. We do not run ours 24/7 so I want something that turns off with the key, i.e. radio, windows, accessories. Hope that helps. Stay safe out there.

Hi Mike, thanks for watching and providing this explanation along with the kind words! This is how we were taught as well, but we do like to use a torque wrench when possible just to be on the safe side. Our kit came with a whole new filter housing plug with the o-ring pre-installed on it; but it's a great idea to call out that we need to keep an eye on it and make sure the old one doesn't stay on the housing when you remove the old one. Encouragement like yours helps to keep us going! Take care and stay safe

You were very gracious to respond! By the way, I just did my first oil change on my wife's Hyundai and those little stinkers made it much more complicated than it has to be. I'm sure they have their reasons but it's beyond me. As an aside, my wife's old Subaru oil change was a breeze. It had a spin on filter topside on the front of the engine. It was facing down so when you took it off it was already drained. Once you drained the oil pan, everything else was done standing up. How cool is that? Anyway, I really appreciated your video, it was a great help. God bless.

Thanks for watching and sharing. We appreciate it. This unit is one of the better budget units that we have tested. With as much driving as you do, you definitely need some dashcams in your rides. Stay safe out there!

Hi Oculus. Thanks for watching. Great question. I'll answer by saying on the grand scheme of what we do at the shop, it's fairly easy. If you have the right tools & patience it's not that hard of a project. Hope that helps. Good luck with your bike and stay safe!

Ain't that the truth. It's dip, dive and flee admission of fault. Thank you for watching and sharing brother!

I know right. It was one of those things that you didn't know you needed until you saw one. LOL. Thank you brother for watching!

Thank you for watching brother. Appreciate the kind words.

Thank you for watching and sharing. We really appreciate it. Certainly trying to do the little car right. 🙂

Hi InLove, thanks for watching and asking! We purchased these directly from our dealership, getting a price match from online only after we requested on. We'd recommend that you do an independent search for the Hyundai part number we list in the description of this video, S2F21-AC500, in order to find the best deal on OEM cross-bars in your area. Hope this helps; take care and stay safe!

Thank you for watching. We appreciate you following along on the journey. The more I thought about it, the more ways I could see a wireless camera like this being used.

@@denet2469 Thanks for watching and asking! The metal finish on ours appears to be more of a powder coating, and isn't fading at all. Only the curtains faded after a few years, which is to be expected. Hope this helps; take care and stay safe!

Thanks for the fast response. I am looking to purchase one today was the color gray? I only see brown and gray. And why did you choose this company they all look the same? Is purple leaf the same company?

@denet2469 our pleasure. Ours is the hammered brown. We chose that color because it matches our house and roofing. For the brand choice, it was highly rated by others, and Kozyard was the only one who actually had them in stock. Although we had delays in shipping from across the ocean, their customer service was amazing by keeping us informed the entire time. Purple Leaf is another large brand. We don't know how they are, but other viewers told us the instruction manual was exactly the same as Kozyard, so we added that brand to our title to help those that purchased their gazebo. Hope that helps. We still love ours. We have since assembled 3 Yoleny gazebos and their 12x20 pergola. Their quality and shipping are fantastic.

Hi Chooch. Thank you for watching. We appreciate it. Send us an email and I'll reply with a photo our of fuse panel. Stay safe out there!

@burkestaes8771 Thanks Burke for watching and sharing. We appreciate it. Yes, wrong directed LEDs are bad. We try to adjust where needed, plus this old Metro has level bulbs on top of the housing, which makes it easy. Cheers!

Thanks Matt for watching and sharing. We appreciate you. Everything on this car so far has been a breeze to access. Can't say it' all been easy to come off but we're making through a lot of it and putting on new parts. It's a fun little project and yes, these LED's make a massive difference. Now I want to do more on it. LOL. Cheers!

Hi Brian. Thanks for watching and sharing the kind words as well as your LED adventures. Much appreciated. That's great about your Mazda. Did you have the ugly orange lights as well?

Thank you very much for watching and sharing the kind words. We really appreciate it! Cheers!

Hi Wickedbeardz. Thanks for watching and sharing. I laughed at first because that's a legit purpose right there. That was a big one for us as we love to grill all year round and in all weather here in OH. We have done just that thanks to the help of this gazebo. LOL. Hope you're able to secure one for yourself and get to grilling. Cheers!

Hi Angel. Thank you for watching and asking. We appreciate it. Unfortunately we haven't talked to others that have done this outside of those that may have commented on this video. Wish we could help more. Stay safe out there!

Hi Lyndon. Thanks for watching and sharing the kind words. We share those details on timestamp 31:50. Good luck with your gazebo.

Hi Alphie. Thanks for watching and sharing. We really appreciate it although we hate to hear when a manufacturing error was made. Yes, please contact Yoleny directly for some assistance with that. We hope you're able to get it resolved.

Hi Moonrivers. Thank you very much for watching and sharing all the great info with us and our community. This is what it's all about. Love hearing that your gazebo has done so well down in FL (Dana is from Sarasota and both of us moved up from Jacksonville 5 years ago). We'll take a look at the Coolaroo shades and see if they are something that could work on our deck as well. We hope you continue to have many relaxing days under your gazebo and avoid any storms this coming up season. Cheers!

Hi Ari. Thanks for watching. Great question. Since our radiator was brand new I didn't want to jam a probe into it so I opted for the sensor instead. Time will tell if we keep it.

Hi Steve, thanks for watching and the recommendation! It will be quite awhile until we will be able to get our hands on the 4 while visiting family, but we will keep an eye out next time we are in the area. Take care and stay safe!

Hi LeeLee. Thanks for watching. I can't remember specifically. I'm sure we mentioned it at the end of this video or in our 1 year update. We did it mostly after work each day as we could. Assembly will come down to number of people you have doing the job and when you're building it. In the comments, others have shared how long it took them to do it. Hope that helps.

@@SpiritedWrenchers less than 2 weeks?

@@LeeLee-br2hs definitely less than 2 weeks. Even if you're only working after work like we were mostly, you'll do it less than that.

Hi Steve. Thanks for watching and sharing. We really appreciate that. Any that you would recommend we keep an eye out for? Cheers!

Hi JK. Thank you so much for watching, sharing and following along on the build. We really appreciate that. Tell us about your Grande Coupe! We want to hear more and if you're interested in sharing some pictures of it, our email address is in the description. Cheers!

@@SpiritedWrenchers I was given it 21 years ago for my first car. Incredibly clean. Interested in how you will handle the center counsel. Mine broke and my father made a bad ass all wooden walnut replacement. Also, any thoughts on making the two black slots on each side functional? Someday I hope to make that happen.

@@Jk-jr6ff that's fantastic. Would love to see some pics of it as well as the center console your Dad made. Thankfully ours in good shape but the storage compartment door is a little warped. I've thought about replacing it with a more aftermarket version one but they aren't cheap. We'll have to think hard about it when we reach that point of the build. What black slots are you referring to?

@@SpiritedWrenchers there are two black slots on each side of the front on a 1970, next to the headlights. The 69 model has an additional set of headlights in its place. I can’t stand non functioning air ducts and have never seen a 70 with them functional. Not even the Ruffian model has it and they did everything to that 70. Found your email and will send a pic of the center counsel. God bless.

@itsmekinco Hi Bashab. Thank you for watching and sharing. We're thrilled that our videos helped you make a decision on your gazebo purchase. We hope it turns out great. For the bolts, I purchased my own. If you are mounting to concrete, I would recommend that you get drop in anchors and then use bolts with them. For example, check out our air compressor video. We used anchors to mount that to the concrete floor. Hope that helps. Come back and let us know how it went. Cheers!

Hi jlove, this is great to hear! Thank you for watching and the kind words, we love hearing how our videos have been able to help out others. It’s the driver for why we want to put out the content that we do! Enjoy using your crossbars; take care and stay safe!

@@nilesphilpot3819 hi Niles. Thank you for watching and sharing the kind words. We greatly appreciate it. Are you getting ready to install some on your C10?

Hi Earthkeening, thanks for watching and asking. We will need to update our description to include the parts links to what we used. At 4:03 timestamp, we get into the drain plug noting that it is a 17mm socket used. Hope this helps, take care and stay safe!

Hi deesnoots, thanks for watching! Let us know what you think when you give it a taste! Take care and stay safe

The 5 year taste better to me. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@deesnoots Thank you for the follow up. We'll try to keep an eye out for the 5 year and pick it up if we're lucky. Cheers!

@@billyyong4711 Hi Billy. Thanks for watching and asking. Your question has so many variables that could impact the decision. We'll be doing a 1 year update on this gazebo in the next week or 2. That might help answer your question.

@@BrianVanderbusch hi Brian. Thanks for watching. The center balance on this fan is great. Very little wobble thanks to the short blades. Hope that helps.

@myrtlemcnappy1641 lol. Thank you for watching. Glad you got a kick out of that. Definitely a good movie with some funny lines. Stay safe out there!

HI Trainrunnah. Thanks for watching and sharing the kind words with us. We really appreciate it. That's awesome you have a '13 Trail. I don't think we'll ever get rid of ours. Do you take yours out often? Stay safe out there!

@@SpiritedWrenchers I'm in Rhode Island, I have to travel a few hours north to hit any trails so unfortunately I don't get out nearly as much as I'd like. Most of my driving is the 60 mile round trip to work or getting my mountain bike to the trails. 175k and counting, the 4R has been super reliable so far!

Hi Ace, thanks for watching and asking. We wouldn’t recommend exceeding the 150# weight limit, and I wouldn’t think the two ladders you mention would do that… I will note that in our Santa Fe, we see a marked reduction of fuel economy using our 1.5’x7’ Thule hardshell rooftop carrier. It may not be enough to concern you coming from a “fuel hog” though. On our recent trip across a few states, the fuel economy dropped by about 15% (doing no more than 5 over on interstates with little crosswind). If our average rural/city fuel economy is 24, that would make a top-loaded average about as low as 20mpg getting around town. Hope this helps; take care and stay safe!