@@Travis456ify yeah I'm sure. I don't have big heavy duty jacks and wasn't about to purchase one either. So I'm saying this can be done for those who can't conveniently get a good jack.. it's do-able...
Short cuts, its what is all about..working smart 🤓 not hard...and having the right tools 🔧 there is nothing you can't do...thank you for your support...God bless you..👌
Thank you, I like for someone who watch this video to have the confidence, by seeing step by step, that they could do it...it makes my day...sharing knowledge for people to make it happen. 👍
Thank you. Automotive in order to be successful you first have to at least have a little confidence that if someone would help you, that you could do the job. Then having the right tools 🔧 and last if you fail try again, until you accomplish your goal...don't get me wrong. There are certain jobs that some people won't be able to do. But its all about your determination..
Good afternoon, Doctor Def Sorry I did not get to you sooner. Working on a few projects. And been crazy busy. Alright buddy the tools you going to need is the following. 13 mm shallow 3/8 socket 3/8 ratchet 3/8 (6) long extension 10 mm 3/8 socket for the battery 3/8 swial 2 heavy duty truck Jack stand 1 ( 2 or 3 ton Floor Jack) A small pick to help you disconnect the signal wire clip if stuck with gunk. Now if you don't have a heavy duty floor jack you colud go to your local parts store and get some truck Ramps., I would not get under the truck without a Jack stand under the truck very dangerous. Or rent a heavy duty floor jack from your local parts store. Its a easy job but most practice safety first. And don't forget to disconnect the battery. And replace the shield if damaged or missing. Hope I could help be safe and don't forget to hit like and subscribe, God bless.
@@philkayak1 well my friend, all I needed was 13mm, 10mm, 8mm, extension to get to the negative post and to get to the 2 big starter bolts. No Jacks needed, I just slid underneath my Suburban and went to work. Took the small ground wire off and the battery wire off the starter. Then took the 2 big starter bolts off. Bolts fell right out after a certain point of loosening them. Put the new starter in, 2 big bolts first, then the connected to 2 wires! TAH DAHHH!!!! DONE!!!😃! one problem I had tho, my new starter had a plug in ground connection, I needed a post bolt connection. So what I did was took that new starter back and had to ask to see a later model Suburban starter.. that was it.... So for instance, if you have a 2009 Chevy Suburban, the store will give you the correct start but the connections on the start may be changed. Then you would have to say, "ok well give a 2008 Chevy Suburban starter." THAT will be exactly what you need. So I'm saying to the people out there reading, just be aware of the part you need and make sure it's the exact part or else you'll be running around back and forth to the store trying to figure out the part you need... !😎
@@doctordef324 LOL🤣😂😁, you are too funny, you don't play around ..I take it you most definitely know your way around a vehicle, very nice 👌 Thank you for sharing how you made out...and also dealing with the parts store, it could sometimes get crazy...with them giving people the wrong parts. Anyway one again Thank you, and God bless.
@@philkayak1 yeah man, I was at the part store and people were asking did I work on cars, oily hands, old starter in hand, they assumed. I said nope, just work on my own when I'm desperate and don't have the money!!!😁! Thanks man, God bless and keep posting those fix it videos!! Do an oil change, oil filter change next time my man, you would be surprised how many people are afraid to change their own oil and will go pay a shop $100 to do a 10 min drain and refill of oil... oh the simplicity and the saving of money there!! Show people that one too, it's very common people need oil changes!😎😎😎😎
@@doctordef324 oh yeah, thats sounds really good, I will, I actually got a 2005 Kia Rio that I'm going to do the oil change.... got the oil filter, and also doing wiper blades ...take care man ill catch you on the next video..🔧🪛🔩🧰
Most definitely, that's always 💯 👌 a must...hydraulic jack do fail, and additional to using couple of jack, never get under a vehicle with out using JACKS STANDS. On both side of the vichle ..thank you my friend, and God bless 😊
Thank you so much...I've been bless with lots of talent and skills, so now I want to share that, with friends and family...and anyone who watches my videos. 🙏
Thank you Cole, I know exactly what you are saying, after I did the video I had order the shield but it was not in by the time I did the video. Just to let you know I did install it...I will do a update video on the shield, thank you for heads up. And please don't forget to subscribe to my channel, I will working with good and nice content for my viewers. Hey God bless and have a nice Year...👍
Thank you for keeping everything simple and yet very informative (step by step). Bravo 👏
I've learn from the best..thank you my brother. For taking the time to teach me how to EDIT..another new skill that I'm learning...🙏
This is why you’re a master mechanic, got the job done in 5 minutes!! Beast mode !!! 🦍
Thank you. Son....just spreading some knowledge and skills to my people..👌
Is it necessary to use that many jacks?? Because I don't have , I just have a basic little jack.
@@doctordef324 No, but it does help having the extra eblow room.
@@Travis456ify yeah I'm sure. I don't have big heavy duty jacks and wasn't about to purchase one either. So I'm saying this can be done for those who can't conveniently get a good jack.. it's do-able...
@@doctordef324 I totally agree. Just did mine yesterday with no jacks.
I like the way you explain everything step-by-step and especially that you didn’t have to move the plate nice job
Short cuts, its what is all about..working smart 🤓 not hard...and having the right tools 🔧 there is nothing you can't do...thank you for your support...God bless you..👌
I like how you explained it step by step it makes so easy to understand I like your video thank you
Thank you, I like for someone who watch this video to have the confidence, by seeing step by step, that they could do it...it makes my day...sharing knowledge for people to make it happen. 👍
Great job dad! You make it look easy
Thats from working in the Dealer for over 20 years...😁 and automotive school..I've been bless...now its time to bless others. 😊
Appreciate you taking the Time
Thank you Fidel, you make it look 👀 easy
Thank you. Automotive in order to be successful you first have to at least have a little confidence that if someone would help you, that you could do the job. Then having the right tools 🔧 and last if you fail try again, until you accomplish your goal...don't get me wrong. There are certain jobs that some people won't be able to do. But its all about your determination..
Also, which size tools are you using?? Socket sizes?
Good afternoon, Doctor Def
Sorry I did not get to you sooner. Working on a few projects. And been crazy busy.
Alright buddy the tools you going to need is the following.
13 mm shallow 3/8 socket
3/8 ratchet
3/8 (6) long extension
10 mm 3/8 socket for the battery
3/8 swial
2 heavy duty truck Jack stand
1 ( 2 or 3 ton Floor Jack)
A small pick to help you disconnect the signal wire clip if stuck with gunk.
Now if you don't have a heavy duty floor jack you colud go to your local parts store and get some truck Ramps., I would not get under the truck without a Jack stand under the truck very dangerous. Or rent a heavy duty floor jack from your local parts store. Its a easy job but most practice safety first. And don't forget to disconnect the battery. And replace the shield if damaged or missing. Hope I could help be safe and don't forget to hit like and subscribe, God bless.
@@philkayak1 well my friend, all I needed was 13mm, 10mm, 8mm, extension to get to the negative post and to get to the 2 big starter bolts. No Jacks needed, I just slid underneath my Suburban and went to work. Took the small ground wire off and the battery wire off the starter. Then took the 2 big starter bolts off. Bolts fell right out after a certain point of loosening them. Put the new starter in, 2 big bolts first, then the connected to 2 wires! TAH DAHHH!!!! DONE!!!😃! one problem I had tho, my new starter had a plug in ground connection, I needed a post bolt connection. So what I did was took that new starter back and had to ask to see a later model Suburban starter.. that was it.... So for instance, if you have a 2009 Chevy Suburban, the store will give you the correct start but the connections on the start may be changed. Then you would have to say, "ok well give a 2008 Chevy Suburban starter." THAT will be exactly what you need. So I'm saying to the people out there reading, just be aware of the part you need and make sure it's the exact part or else you'll be running around back and forth to the store trying to figure out the part you need... !😎
@@doctordef324 LOL🤣😂😁, you are too funny, you don't play around ..I take it you most definitely know your way around a vehicle, very nice 👌 Thank you for sharing how you made out...and also dealing with the parts store, it could sometimes get crazy...with them giving people the wrong parts. Anyway one again Thank you, and God bless.
@@philkayak1 yeah man, I was at the part store and people were asking did I work on cars, oily hands, old starter in hand, they assumed. I said nope, just work on my own when I'm desperate and don't have the money!!!😁! Thanks man, God bless and keep posting those fix it videos!! Do an oil change, oil filter change next time my man, you would be surprised how many people are afraid to change their own oil and will go pay a shop $100 to do a 10 min drain and refill of oil... oh the simplicity and the saving of money there!! Show people that one too, it's very common people need oil changes!😎😎😎😎
@@doctordef324 oh yeah, thats sounds really good, I will, I actually got a 2005 Kia Rio that I'm going to do the oil change.... got the oil filter, and also doing wiper blades ...take care man ill catch you on the next video..🔧🪛🔩🧰
Beautiful
Thank you...my brother..🤝
Working 09.silverado starter not having fun. should the truck be jack up.Help!!
It will definitely help, you alot and be less stressful, oh yeahhhhhhh 👍
Nice
Thank you...making it happen...stay tune..🤝
always use more than one jack is good thing to have vehicles do fall on people and hydraulic jacks do loose pressure.
Most definitely, that's always 💯 👌 a must...hydraulic jack do fail, and additional to using couple of jack, never get under a vehicle with out using JACKS STANDS. On both side of the vichle ..thank you my friend, and God bless 😊
I remember when working on cars was so easy, Now everything is covered or a computer.
Oh yeah. They make it so you have to bring it to the dealer....its about the money....lol 🤔
The ? Is Fidel wht don’t you kno lol 😂 my brother is a Genius
Thank you so much...I've been bless with lots of talent and skills, so now I want to share that, with friends and family...and anyone who watches my videos. 🙏
It will go bad again without the heat shield...
Thank you Cole, I know exactly what you are saying, after I did the video I had order the shield but it was not in by the time I did the video. Just to let you know I did install it...I will do a update video on the shield, thank you for heads up. And please don't forget to subscribe to my channel, I will working with good and nice content for my viewers. Hey God bless and have a nice Year...👍