Part 50 Suzuki Samurai Wrap Door, Front End Reassembly, Door Lock Actuator Mock Up
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- I show you how to mount door lock actuators inside your doors, remove my door, prep, and wrap it, then re-install. Slowly "Wrapping" it up.
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Awesome you're getting better and better with every video... Looks great
Thanks, that one did seem to go on smoother but I struggled around the door handle area for a while. I always end up with so much footage I have to really condense it down, but it does seem to be getting a tiny bit easier lol.
Check out JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) for removing all of those nasty #3 Phillips head screws. There is a little difference in how the JIS bit fits the screw heads. had to learn the hard way. Like the videos! 👍
About the #3 Phillips head bits on, I think episode 49. You do know that the screws heads on the Samurai are designed for the use with JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) bits? There is a little bit of difference with JIS as opposed to the U.S. standard. Just wanted to pass along, because I didn’t know until about a year after I got my Samurai and stripped out about half the screws. Welcome to the club! 👍
I've heard that but I don't have a problem with them gripping most of the time, my prob is with the #3 bits breaking, so I got impact rated ones and the first one lasted 1 week, better than the others lol. I'm sure if I had a JIS impact rated one it would apply pressure more evenly and prob wouldn't break. Maybe I'll look online next time I order something. Thanks!
she is looking pretty already
Thank you! Looking better day by day.
Check out JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) for removing all of those nasty #3 Phillips head screws. There is a little difference in how the JIS bit fits the screw heads. 17:11 17:11had to learn the hard way. Like the videos! 👍
I think you should keep the B-pillars grey.
I was kinda thinking that too after looking at the thumbnail pics. Plus it'd be less work since it's already done.
Not worried about wrapping over bare metal? I would personally paint both sides of those door hinges . Looking good though
I wasn't too worried because of the adhesive layer, but now that you mention it, it must be at least a tiny bit permeable for that air release technology to work. Yeah, probably not good. Thanks for mentioning that.
Hi,
You could try adding a couple of small pieces of Dodo mat to the inside of the door panels, the Dodo should help reduce the resonance of the door actuators?
Link to dodo mat below.
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I managed to start up my SJ410 for the 1st time in 2 years the other day, I barely turned the key and she started! Major milestone on the rebuild and plenty of smiles 😊
You're doing a great job, keep it up!
Oh man, that's awesome! Congratulations! Yes you're right. We have something I used to use at the stereo shop called Dynamat, it's real easy to install.
Yes, that's the same stuff, it will help to mute the sound of the actuators.
@@DavidBrown-xo3ql Yeah it definitely would!
do you eat them? thr kinda a pig right
You can, I have, they don't taste great usually. Depends what they eat. My buddy got one out of an apple orchard one time and said it was really good.
@@FixLife119 i guess when the sheit hits the fan theyll be yummy
You getting faster& better at wrapping,you can start wrapping cars for a living