@@trackpalmer I barely pass 110K miles but your videos help and guide my projects. Although, one thing i hate is the premature Front CV Boot leaks on the axles. Last time it was changed under warranty @48k miles and now i can see the leak again after 100k miles
This seems to be a fairly common problem with Highlanders (and RAV4). Thanks for the video(s).
You bet 🫡
Concise and to the point. No fluff....
Thank You!!!
Glad it was helpful!🫡
Thank you for your videos. You’ve helped me a ton with working on my highlander by myself 😁
Glad to help
Nice presentation.
Thank you. Hope you clicked the like button :)
Thanks for your help Bro, I have the same year and same color Highlander
Nice. What’s your current mileage?
@@trackpalmer I barely pass 110K miles but your videos help and guide my projects. Although, one thing i hate is the premature Front CV Boot leaks on the axles. Last time it was changed under warranty @48k miles and now i can see the leak again after 100k miles
Beautiful video Thank !
Glad you enjoyed it🫡
nice job!
Thanks🫡
Thanks🫡
Getting this on my 2023 jeep grand Cherokee Limited
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Hi thanks for the video. Did it fix the condensation problem?
It did
Use clear silicone (he said in comments) :)
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If there a lot of water in there would you recommend the same process?
Great content by the way 🇯🇲
Same process will work. Using silicon should be better to prevent water from getting back in.
Did this fix your problem
Yes. Clear silicone works better though
The easy fix is make three tiny holes in bottom side of the lights then this vapour will never form
That’s could work. You will still have moisture during winter season though. Can cause corrosion
silicone would work better for temperature deformation , right?
Silicone would work great. Will stand up to outdoor elements 🫡
What did you use to apply the JB Weld?
I used kebab stick. Clear silicone may be a better sealer. I didn’t have any
is everything ok today with the water 💦 💦 inside
Yes. Still sealed. Silicone works better though