This not only makes Sage comfortable and knowledgeable in order to work on her own car someday but the confidence and self-sufficiency she'll gain will transfer over to other aspects of her life.
Sage is adorable. I just want to say that as a woman who was raised by a military dad with 3 older brothers, giving a young woman mechanical knowledge is priceless. I don't know how much money I have saved over the years by knowing a thing or two about cars. I've been quoted thousands for rack and pinion replacement, then went home and replaced the $20 tie rod ends. I was given a quote yesterday for over $400 for wheel hub assembly replacement because I have a broken lug stud (I'll be fixing that myself for about $3). On behalf of women everywhere, thank you for teaching her about cars.
i smiled through this whole video, nothing brings kids and adults together better than getting dirty while working on a car. she will always come back to that memory.
My dad taught me about car repair years ago, he's been gone 37 years, im 67 and still work on my cars, saved thousands of dollars DIY. My mom was from Montana, but i cant remember what town.
Nothing better than living in Montana ❤❤❤ my dad and his two brothers were born in BUTTE... I lived there in 1987.. great to see your daughter helping like a champion 😃✌🤙
That is so cool of you getting your little daughter to help you with mechanical things on a vehicle like that.. HOPEFULLY, she will retain what you have taught her about working on vehicles so if her car does break down, she will know how to fix it. If not she will be able to go back to where you were teaching her how to work on vehicles, she could get herself out of a mess. Good on you Dad. And keep up the great work with you and your daughter. So Awesome.
Fantastic video! You helped me to replace 2 broken lugs on my trailer. A little easier on my end since no brake assembly. Thank you Both for your help. And Definitely for the water suggestion, it was 104° during my repair.
I needed to know how to do it step by step and i got informed and restored my faith in humanity. When id help my dad do something like this. I would hold the light and get yelled at. Your a great dad!
Awesomeness! I used to help my father work on trucks & cars now I'm 50 and I just do it myself. Love my father❤🌹🙂 yepperz, he is also teaching his grandchildren too. Totally magnificent!! Keep up the great work! & keep learning Sage!! Thank you for water reminder also. 🙂
Thank you! I was on a road trip with the family when my wheel started wobbling. Pulled over and saw several sheared! Thought "Well, looks simple but I don't know how to actually do it." Googled and found your video! You and your kid helped save the world today! :D Thanks.
Sir, i can't thank you and your daughter enough for this video😊👍 I just changed one of ny studs on my first car (Pontiac g3 2010). Me and my dad where changing the brake drums when we broke stud. Since we had no power tools, i figured we were done byt your video showed how to do it with just a ratchet! I went and bought a torque wrench and the right sockets and me and my brother and father finally got it done! Thanks!
Ahh quality time for dad n his baby girl here ya gotta love it . She is so helpful here . She will remember this day for ever . Am not a dad but am proud uncle of 4 girls . Love this vlog here . Dad gets brownie points from wifey here great info here cool
My "little" girl is getting married next summer. Enjoy those young years. I'm enjoying these years too, but its different. I immediately recognized that hub cap as a 70's GM truck. Had several years ago. Thanks for the video.
Gosh, I hope your daughter stays excited to be helpful. My 3 kids were excited to be helpful til about 8 and now that they are teens or pre teens, they throw massive tantrums whenever asked to do anything. Godspeed Sir.
Wow, what a blast. I used to do stuff with My daughter bout that age. What memory bringer backers. Thank you go well, love to see people in the groove.
Haha cute as a button! So good to see our brothers and sisters across the ocean doing the same as we do in Australia! Get the kiddos into mechanics early mate!
@@MechanicLife The stud doesn't want to come out. I tried with or without the punch and it seems to be stuck or something. I put W40 and waited a bit still nothing. Any suggestions? Thanks
Well done! Thanks for the demo. And what a great Father you are, teaching your daughter valuable Life Lessons like: 1. Do it yourself. 2. Girls can learn, appreciate and do things which are typically for boys only. Kudos to you!
When women do more in any field, men stop complaining and what not about how hard or long something takes. Last night, My befriend mechanic was bitoching all this and that and it's almost sun down, cry cry cry about doing my brakes. He was trimming as I was mowing around at 5pm. I went in after cutting grass and put a pot roast in the oven and veggies, walked back out and put on the front brakes of my truck within 40 minutes. He was peddling around. I got in around 7 to finish cooking for both of US to eat and showered. Guess what he did: walked away slowly, washed up, and sat down to eat. Nothing came out about wut can't be done. He did thank me for cooking on a Friday nite. I work everyday and there's no time restraints or whatever excuse when things have to be done. We expose the true mentality of folk when others see the job vs it being just a guy's job. We need more females in plumbing, home contracting and auto. Bravo for teaching you child to be independent, if needed, in auto maintenance
Right on man! I've never had to replace one before and kinda freaked out today when I snapped one.. I feel alot better about it now that I came across ur video flexing how easy it is with the youngin! lol 🤣🤣
I loved this video! My dad wouldn't let us drive till we learned how to change a tire and I'm proud to say that I've changed a lot of tires in my lifetime on not only my trucks but on friends' vehicles as well! I've even taught two people how to change tires on their cars when they were stranded & had no clue what to do. I've got a seized lug nut on my old 1986 Ford F-150 & am watching lug bolt replacement videos just in case anything bad happens, and that's how I stumbled upon this video. You have a new subscriber now! Keep up the great work! (And hopefully I won't need to replace my lug bolt but I like knowing that I can if I have to).
Hello there. From Brandon, Florida Like 👍 your video saved me a lot of time, honestly I didn't know how easy this would be; I was about to take the wheel hub out and I thought about to look in you tube and your title was what I was looking for. Thank you 🙏👍👏👏👏
Thanks this helped a whole lot! I'd say for the total noobs make sure to let them know they cant keep the washers and nut on and that you remove them right after tightening and pulling the stud through.
@@MechanicLife am assuming I got the right size.. but honestly I think there is a very small diff on the the new ones, very very thinner.. is there a trick or tip to put them on.? What about if I weld them to the hub.? 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@MechanicLife am assuming I got the right size.. but honestly I think there is a very small diff on the the new ones, very very thinner.. is there a trick or tip to put them on.? What about if I weld them to the hub.? 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Thank you. I was able to fix it since I made this comment. My confidence came from "it's so easy, even a kid can do it." I'm now about to back to that part of the freeway to attempt to find the lost tire, or mostly the rim. I was lucky to have a full spare on me.
The great thing about it she has the knowledge and confidence to take care of her own needs without the aide of a man or wont be taken advantage of with male shop talk.
I dont have kids but im going to teach my niece and nephed stuff like this more. Sometimes most of us dont think to teach them things like this at that age.
one of my Integra wheels on my '96 corolla (yes those wheels fit) was flat so I put the factory wheel back on & not even fully tightened, a stud snaps with half of the stud in the lugnut
This not only makes Sage comfortable and knowledgeable in order to work on her own car someday but the confidence and self-sufficiency she'll gain will transfer over to other aspects of her life.
Sage is adorable. I just want to say that as a woman who was raised by a military dad with 3 older brothers, giving a young woman mechanical knowledge is priceless. I don't know how much money I have saved over the years by knowing a thing or two about cars. I've been quoted thousands for rack and pinion replacement, then went home and replaced the $20 tie rod ends. I was given a quote yesterday for over $400 for wheel hub assembly replacement because I have a broken lug stud (I'll be fixing that myself for about $3). On behalf of women everywhere, thank you for teaching her about cars.
Thanks Gail! Sounds like you have a wealth of information you can teach as well.
Also, as a lil-bit-older Female - I Thank The LORD ABOVE - for Giving me a dad who raised me in a Garage🥰🥰🥰🥰
Excellent! The most important thing is you are creating memories with your daughter.
Damn! That little kid is a better mechanic than A Lot of ASE mechanics I've run into over the years!
Right! ;)
Thanks for showing a tutorial from a kids POV makes it easier to understand than all the videos of people hammering the crap out of their wheel
i smiled through this whole video, nothing brings kids and adults together better than getting dirty while working on a car. she will always come back to that memory.
Awesome, I just busted a wheel stud and this probably saved me a bucket of money and a load of stress
Came here for help and left with this info and inspiration when I have a kid someday… Father and kid goals!!
Nice!
Thank you this video was very thorough I only had to watch once and replaced mine
Way to be a good father brother! that really warms my heart I do the same thing with my kids 👍👍
Thanks! Teach kids early and they will have something to serve them all their lives.
I am jealous of your relationship with you and your daughter, you are an awesome dad
Shes a great kid!
My dad taught me about car repair years ago, he's been gone 37 years, im 67 and still work on my cars, saved thousands of dollars DIY. My mom was from Montana, but i cant remember what town.
She's all Montana! My mom is from Montana and I can definitely see her doing the same thing at that age. Great job!
6:12....."Wait! We need to drink some water. It is very hot outside." Love it. Good on you dad for teaching her some car repair.👍👍👍
Awesome job Luke! I don't think you could have done it without her! Thanks Sage!!!
You bet!
I ❤ it that you have your child involved. This is how tribes passed on knowledge. Hands on. Keep America 👍🏾 GREAT
When you're down and out and need direction. This video will make you smile. I personally needed it
I am always looking for reasons to smile. Hope all is good!
Sage is adorable and an amazing mechanic!
Nothing better than living in Montana ❤❤❤ my dad and his two brothers were born in BUTTE... I lived there in 1987.. great to see your daughter helping like a champion 😃✌🤙
I love your little helper. ♥She gives it all and then asks for help.
Shes a rockstar for sure.
Teaching children how things are done is a great gift.
Right!
That is so cool of you getting your little daughter to help you with mechanical things on a vehicle like that..
HOPEFULLY, she will retain what you have taught her about working on vehicles so if her car does break down, she will know how to fix it.
If not she will be able to go back to where you were teaching her how to work on vehicles, she could get herself out of a mess.
Good on you Dad. And keep up the great work with you and your daughter. So Awesome.
Thanks for this video, I had a tire fall off and stripped all the studs, gotta replace them all.
Good luck!
She's absolutely adorable!🥰 Girls can fix cars too. Good on you for teaching her.👍❤️
Shes a rockstar for sure!
As a young mechanic thats Legit goalssss, can’t wait to have a daughter to show her how to work on cars
Fantastic video! You helped me to replace 2 broken lugs on my trailer. A little easier on my end since no brake assembly. Thank you Both for your help. And Definitely for the water suggestion, it was 104° during my repair.
Very cool!
Its so cool to see dads do that...he is so cool..u have a new fan..im john from mobile al ..thanks man
Man this makes me excited for the future helping my kids learn to work on stuff themselves!
Pretty cool!
She's adorable & daddy's little girl. More little boys & girls should be taught the basic auto mechanics.
I needed to know how to do it step by step and i got informed and restored my faith in humanity. When id help my dad do something like this. I would hold the light and get yelled at. Your a great dad!
Awesomeness! I used to help my father work on trucks & cars now I'm 50 and I just do it myself. Love my father❤🌹🙂 yepperz, he is also teaching his grandchildren too. Totally magnificent!! Keep up the great work! & keep learning Sage!! Thank you for water reminder also. 🙂
Thank you! I was on a road trip with the family when my wheel started wobbling. Pulled over and saw several sheared! Thought "Well, looks simple but I don't know how to actually do it." Googled and found your video! You and your kid helped save the world today! :D Thanks.
Thats awesome! Good on your for taking it on yourself too.
Awesome video my guy...Sage has a great father figure!!
Love your videos Luke
Thanks
Sir, i can't thank you and your daughter enough for this video😊👍 I just changed one of ny studs on my first car (Pontiac g3 2010). Me and my dad where changing the brake drums when we broke stud. Since we had no power tools, i figured we were done byt your video showed how to do it with just a ratchet! I went and bought a torque wrench and the right sockets and me and my brother and father finally got it done! Thanks!
How to have a happy marriage: make sure to tire out the kids with physical labor. Mix in the memory card games. You grow a good child brain. Peace.
Thank you for this. With daughters and grand daughters stuck overseas due to Covid for past 20 months this is the best medicine.
You bet!
Ahh quality time for dad n his baby girl here ya gotta love it . She is so helpful here . She will remember this day for ever . Am not a dad but am proud uncle of 4 girls . Love this vlog here . Dad gets brownie points from wifey here great info here cool
Thanks. Sage was a refreshing & fun note in a useful video.
You earned my like for your lovely girl. Good job both on the instructions as well as the well taught girl.👍🏻
Thanks!
Your daughter is the smartest little girl and she knows her stuff!!! 🎉🥇🏆🥇🎉
My "little" girl is getting married next summer. Enjoy those young years. I'm enjoying these years too, but its different. I immediately recognized that hub cap as a 70's GM truck. Had several years ago. Thanks for the video.
You bet!
This is awesome brother! Way to go Sage! I have 3 girls myself. Definitely planning some daddy/daughter time like this.
Gosh, I hope your daughter stays excited to be helpful. My 3 kids were excited to be helpful til about 8 and now that they are teens or pre teens, they throw massive tantrums whenever asked to do anything. Godspeed Sir.
I don't have any kids of my own, but always happy to teach nieces, nephews and buddie's kiddos how to wrench!
Wow, what a blast. I used to do stuff with My daughter bout that age. What memory bringer backers. Thank you go well, love to see people in the groove.
Haha cute as a button! So good to see our brothers and sisters across the ocean doing the same as we do in Australia!
Get the kiddos into mechanics early mate!
This Man is what all American women these days seemingly did not have...... Folks this is called Parenting.!!!!! Great Work Mr. Mechanic LIfe!!!!!!
I do the same thing and my grandpa did this for my mother as well teach them how to live and survive life
She is adorable. Thank you for sharing this video. It is the best explanation, the best view of everything. You save us money and time. Thanks again.
You bet!
@@MechanicLife The stud doesn't want to come out. I tried with or without the punch and it seems to be stuck or something. I put W40 and waited a bit still nothing. Any suggestions? Thanks
That child is going to be a success in life. Period.
Right!
Thank you brother I needed this. Wheel came due to loose lug nuts. Ripped two of the studs now I need to replace them. This was easy as hell!
AWESOME!! Nice work knocking it out.
great video, also great assistant, thanks for sharing, just experienced 2 broken studs, now i will do the job myself
You bet! Good luck.
My studs just broke off today too lol but now I know how to replace them for the first time thnx for showing me how to do it great video 😎💯
You bet!
awesome, I saw so much love and good parenting skills in this video. Also you showed me how to do the wheel stud job. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment!
Well done! Thanks for the demo. And what a great Father you are, teaching your daughter valuable Life Lessons like: 1. Do it yourself. 2. Girls can learn, appreciate and do things which are typically for boys only. Kudos to you!
When women do more in any field, men stop complaining and what not about how hard or long something takes. Last night, My befriend mechanic was bitoching all this and that and it's almost sun down, cry cry cry about doing my brakes. He was trimming as I was mowing around at 5pm. I went in after cutting grass and put a pot roast in the oven and veggies, walked back out and put on the front brakes of my truck within 40 minutes. He was peddling around. I got in around 7 to finish cooking for both of US to eat and showered. Guess what he did: walked away slowly, washed up, and sat down to eat. Nothing came out about wut can't be done. He did thank me for cooking on a Friday nite. I work everyday and there's no time restraints or whatever excuse when things have to be done. We expose the true mentality of folk when others see the job vs it being just a guy's job. We need more females in plumbing, home contracting and auto.
Bravo for teaching you child to be independent, if needed, in auto maintenance
Right on man! I've never had to replace one before and kinda freaked out today when I snapped one.. I feel alot better about it now that I came across ur video flexing how easy it is with the youngin! lol 🤣🤣
Yup not to hard;) Good luck on er.
Same
I loved this video! My dad wouldn't let us drive till we learned how to change a tire and I'm proud to say that I've changed a lot of tires in my lifetime on not only my trucks but on friends' vehicles as well! I've even taught two people how to change tires on their cars when they were stranded & had no clue what to do. I've got a seized lug nut on my old 1986 Ford F-150 & am watching lug bolt replacement videos just in case anything bad happens, and that's how I stumbled upon this video. You have a new subscriber now! Keep up the great work! (And hopefully I won't need to replace my lug bolt but I like knowing that I can if I have to).
Thanks! That it a great story. Thanks for sharing!!:)
I also really liked that she highly encourages us to stay hydrated - smart girl!
She was fantastic!! Water is always key young lady
Right!
Thank you man your video was the helpfulest on UA-cam for this job
You bet! Thanks!!
Great Work.... raising a strong knowledgeable young lady....
Melted my Heart.
You Sir
Are a Wealthy Man.
u got a future mechanic & UA-camr on your hands, she should have her own channel by now
Hello there. From Brandon, Florida
Like 👍 your video saved me a lot of time, honestly I didn't know how easy this would be; I was about to take the wheel hub out and I thought about to look in you tube and your title was what I was looking for.
Thank you 🙏👍👏👏👏
Great!! Glad it helped you out.
Thank you so much for showing me how easy it is! I had 3 shear off this morning on my 20yr old jeep.
You bet! Glad it helped you out.
Hello from Idaho and Thanks for the video!
HELLLLOOOOOO
Great kid, thanks for the advice. subscribed
So nice - father and daughter time. I miss my daughter.
Bless... well done sage... your just like my daughter Olivia, always wanting to give daddy a lift working on his cars :)
Need more dads out here having their daughter fix cars with them.
Thank you Mr sage..... Well done 👏 👏 continue your good work... 👍🏾
Awesome info! Thanks 😊 Great assistant as well!👍😁
Thanks!
Thanks this helped a whole lot! I'd say for the total noobs make sure to let them know they cant keep the washers and nut on and that you remove them right after tightening and pulling the stud through.
That is a very good point!
@@MechanicLife thanks for this helpful video sir, God bless
Oh my God she is so cute, awesome job little girl😉......I can see you're going to be the main mechanic at a Chevy dealership someday soon 👍
Wow that's so cute!❤
Nice bro cheers I just had to replace two studs on my Toyota hiace saved me from taking the hub out completely cheers
Thanks for the video gonna be replacing a couple wheel studs today
Good luck!!!
That kid is putting in effort! Great job! :D
She rocked it for sure.
Always great when you have room for nut, most cars today have a shield/dust cover you either cut or remove hub to do.
that's cool I m from Park County to and I didn't know how to replace my wheel studs on my Chevy thanks for the help
You bet!
With a Dad like that, That young girl will become a CEO at a company. “That’s the way we do it here in Montana”, I LOVE IT
Great video.. so what do I do if while tightening the new wheel studs they spinning..? 😩😩 I’m using hand tools, ratchet and a socket.!
Did they sell you the right size studs? Sounds like make they are to small.
@@MechanicLife am assuming I got the right size.. but honestly I think there is a very small diff on the the new ones, very very thinner.. is there a trick or tip to put them on.? What about if I weld them to the hub.? 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@MechanicLife am assuming I got the right size.. but honestly I think there is a very small diff on the the new ones, very very thinner.. is there a trick or tip to put them on.? What about if I weld them to the hub.? 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Thank you for this. I am doing all 5 on one tire by myself today. The entire tire just took off without me while on the freeway.
Good luck. Thats scary that the whole tire came off!!!
Thank you. I was able to fix it since I made this comment. My confidence came from "it's so easy, even a kid can do it." I'm now about to back to that part of the freeway to attempt to find the lost tire, or mostly the rim. I was lucky to have a full spare on me.
You have a lovely assistant 🤩
She rocks!
Ohh my lord you lucky man. Shes so cute!! Adorable little Nirvana shirt 🤘
The great thing about it she has the knowledge and confidence to take care of her own needs without the aide of a man or wont be taken advantage of with male shop talk.
You got a great helper
Right!
Daddy's little girl awe too sweet.
Sage did all of the work btw.😄
Yup!
Too cute. Great video!
Thanks!
Wait first we need to drink some water it’s getting hot out here love that she cracks me up this dad is amazing dad n proud too
Thanks for the video. Gave me confidence to do mine and save some money
AWESOME!!!
I dont have kids but im going to teach my niece and nephed stuff like this more. Sometimes most of us dont think to teach them things like this at that age.
you’ve got one cute kid man. Thanks for the helpful video 👍
Glad to help!
great little mechanic you got there
Wow I love the way you are including your daughter to do some work with you You are awesome Man Love it and she is so so so sweet :--)
That’s great. Thank you so much. I feel I’m confident enough to do it now. 👍🏻
How bad was it? Snapped a stud yesterday about to beat the stud out
A very informative video 👌thanks for the share 🙏
You bet.
I wish every dad show their kids to work on cars ❤
I just broke the stud off while I was tryna torque my lug nuts on my quad thanks
You bet!
Cute kid… future lady mechanic 👏👏👏
Woot!
It's always a sunny day in Montana isn't? Well daddy....stick around for winter time lol
one of my Integra wheels on my '96 corolla (yes those wheels fit) was flat so I put the factory wheel back on & not even fully tightened, a stud snaps with half of the stud in the lugnut