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@@luissantana692 Thanks for watching!

@@deanthonysmith4869 Sorry I do not. According to the manual you don't have to do anything to the transmission unless you are in a real dirty environment like driving on dirt roads. I was going to have the transmission flushed at 100k miles but it was a $600 job at the dealer. All my 4Runners were only $200. I was told the fluid was really expensive, so I opted not to. I have 150k miles with no issues with the transmission, knock on wood 🙂.

@@teresaking2315 I'm pretty sure I got it at AutoZone, if you watch part one I so the package it came in. Good luck, thanks for watching.

@@colettedubose Sparkplugs will run around $40 for the set of 6. A shop will probably charge an hour of labor for the job. Hourly rates can vary between shops from as low as $75 up to $150 per hour. Call a Hyundai dealer for a quote, then try a local garage to see the difference. Good luck.

@@bbaz6729 Yeah, I'm finding that there are a lot of cheaply made parts on my Ram. I am an aircraft mechanic and worked on Beechjet's for 10 years. Did some flying in my early 20's, but didn't care for being stuck in a seat for long hours. Their not bad aircraft, just a little over engineered since it was originally a japanese made aircraft, the Mitsubishi Diamond and Beechcraft just slapped a new name on it.

@@GrahamHodgson-c9f Thanks for your reply. I did not use anything special besides a regular old socket, extension and rachet. Have a great day 👍.

@@Carlos-bz2pe Wow, I guess that included installation? That's why they call them stealerships!

@@bigboy3515 Yep, thanks for watching!

@@beechjet400xp Yep! That's a good one! 😄

@@TGB_Strap556 Good stuff, glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

@@jaib.9975 You are welcome, thanks for watching!

I like it a lot! It is a very capable 15' boat surprisingly. I have been out in whitewater bay in the Everglades in 2-3' tight chop from 20 mph winds and it road over it pretty well, running about 18 mph. Normally run 25-28 mph in regular seas. Its a great simple base boat to start with and upgrade as you go. Great thing is you can usually pick up a 2-3 year old one with the 60 hp Mercury and less than 50hours for around $15-16k. I did a lot of upgrades, check out my channel, I have videos on a few of them. Hydraulic steering was the best one, really changes the way it drives and makes it feel like a more high end boat. Being so simple also makes it super easy to clean up. I just sold my 23' center console because I was using the mako 15 a lot more. Good luck!!!

Hello again, you can see the fuel bulb at the beginning of the video, it is located above the deck tied in with the rest of the stuff going to the engine. I did not move it, it comes installed there from the factory.

The hose is 3/8". You can get the connectors at any west marine usually or Amazon. Take a look at the first comment, I have links in my reply to him. Thanks for watching!

@@DaytonPerez-v9l Hello, that's not good. It's definitely a little bit of a stretch. I used a rachet with different length extensions depending on what bolt I was working on. Also short sockets work better than the long ones. Try laying down on the ground too, might have to get under the car a little. Just make sure it's supported well. Good luck!

@@daleforster3528 you can, I just preferred the gasket sealant as I read about people having issues with the tape.

Not sure. If you are crafty just about anything can be fixed. For me it wasn't worth trying, too easy to just replace.

amazon has them MUCH less $$ than factory

in my experience having just replaced mine after trying to repair it- i'd just look at replacing it. usually the mechanism is no good inside the thing and doesn't seem possible to get to the part that fails without more damage to the sunvisor. i know some people put magnets inside of it so it stays up.

Thanks for watching!!

Works great, would definitely recommend. I even bought another one for a 15' boat. Just went with a higher HP rated one but from the same company. Good quality product.

Sweet, hope mine makes it that far!!

I assume you mean the center drive shaft? I had to hit it a few times with a mallet to break it free. Mine wasn't too rusty seeing that I live in Florida.

Isn’t there a bolt on it? I’m taking about the bolt that’s in the middle of the hub. theirs a pin you pull out then a bolt I believe

The nut sorry you said it in the video

Or do you know the MM it is to take it off? Lmfao my bad for the extra comments I’m in the gym and took a break on the car

Yeah you pull the cotter key then remove the nut. Break the nut free with both rear tires on the ground to keep the wheels from spinning.

Me

Hahaha we live same life hahahaha

Same wtf

Same lol

Stop wtf

It is kinda strange. Saw another reply about some bloody video?

@@beechjet400xp Yeah, some dude posted a short which showed a garage where the floor was covered with drops of blood, it was a place where the person was called to fix the garage door. Seems like the person who previously tried to fix the door got into an accident with the springs and got injured badly.

Thanks, I'll have to look it up 👍

@@kindasusi’m here wasting my time thanks to that fudging video 😂

​@@kindasusyep

The algorithm sure is mysterious

There was a video of a garage door replacement that went wrong. There was blood all over the job site.

Are we all here from that short of the guy who said “never mess with these. A garage door spring will kill you! Dude looked like he got the better half of Rocky Balboa”

@@talbotd27yeah

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​@@talbotd27yo same video I just seen ok this ai shit is getting vary creepy all i put in the search bar was gra and this video popped up

@@talbotd27the one with the blood right? Lol we here now

So sorry 🙁. Thanks for watching though 🙂.

@@beechjet400xpit’s not your fault, don’t be sorry. They just got hyped up from a different video.

@@StarBerryAnt Thanks for caring 🤘

not a very heavy door

Thanks for watching. I made the bracket from aluminum angle from Home Depot. 1/8" x 1" x 3 foot.www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-in-x-36-in-Aluminum-Angle-with-1-8-in-Thick-801367/204273950

I made the fuel tank blocks from 1/2" pieces of starboard. 1/2" x 1/2" x 3". Drill and countersunk holes so screws won't dig into the bottom of the plastic tank.

www.walmart.com/ip/Scepter-11553-Marine-Tank-Fittings-3-8-Barb-Female-1-4-Male-NPT-Quick-Connector-5-5-H-x-1-7-W-1-1-D/944421001?athbdg=null%26athbdg%3DL1100_L1100&from=/search

Thanks for watching, I ordered them from Walmart. $9.96, can't beat that. Much better than the plastic type.

www.moellermarine.com/moeller-marine/fuel-accessories/vents/fuel-valves-vents/brass-fuel-three-way-valve-14-fnpt-033302-10/

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Sent you some info but had to delete it as the size I had was incorrect. These are the correct size 1/4 NPT with 3/8 barb. Valve is 1/4 FNPT. Make sure to get the one with the center fitting that points back like the one in the link instead of down.

Nope, I did not remove the door handle. Thanks for watching.

Did not see any change since I used a lot larger cable then what came with the boat.

@@beechjet400xp thank you.

I used 2 AWG wire. For the length I needed it was on the border between 2 and 4 AWG. Went with 2 to be on the safe side. Probably a little overkill for this boat/engine.

@@beechjet400xp thank you.

Welcome, thanks for watching. I put out another video where I replaced the rubber with an aluminum tube.

Thanks for watching. 👍

Hello, I paid $130 shipped from Lakeland Toyota in Florida just a couple hours from me. If it was my car I might have gone the cheaper route, but it was for the wife and wanted to make sure it matched just like the original. Hope you have good luck with the Amazon one 👍. Thanks for watching!

Hello, it is a Lewmar stainless 3 spoke with power grip knob. Shop around, you can find them cheaper sometimes. defender.com/en_us/lewmar-3-spoke-steering-wheel-with-power-grip-knob?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw-_mvBhDwARIsAA-Q0Q7PpGq5AtNAsTazSL46NQkiIjOaeAfyFrD50m6_1RT2yqzU0GnLNoMaAjFaEALw_wcB#493=13930

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If you have the cable steering like I used to before I changed to hydraulic. The shaft thread is 1/2" not the normal 5/8. So you will have to find one that comes with the 1/2 nut. For some reason they charge a little more for them 🙁