This is great! I used a felt pad and a cruim oxide mixed with water to polish my car's windshield and it worked. But takes a long time and a lot of effort to see the results for olders glass with deeper scratches.
From someone who builds wiring harnesses for a living, you shouldve cleaned the end of those cables with a wire brush. Also, dont heatshrink so far up on the ring terminal, it gets in the way of the mounting nut/screw. That can cause it to make a poor connection.
So I am planning to get a seat and the steering wheel to play a game and learn how to drive like better but like if you go to the junkyard do you pay to get the seat or like can you just take it?
And if you look closely theirs a spot weld that they tacked on a relay or something either way it will fail eventually my 1992 NA Miata has the same issue
I usually set the grill up for indirect heat. I'll do 6-8 min per side on the side of the grill without coals, and then I'll do a minute or two per side directly over the coals to kinda sear them.
Congrats on getting a Ranger -- I'm sure you'll love it! For the seats, if you're simply looking for this style of seat (the 60/40 bucket-like bench), you can try to find a set in a local salvage yard or Craigslist or something. If you're wanting covers similar to this, you'll likely need to take them to a local upholstery shop and have them re-upholstered. Most shops should be able to handle a pattern/design like this, and they should also be able to refresh/repair any foam in the seats that needs updated. I hope this helps!
I used that pad too using Griot's Fine Glass Polish after Claying the windshield & experienced some hopping. Did you? i had to use a Foam Pad because that Rayon Pad wasn't easy to use. maybe my technique was wrong.
It's been a bit since I did this, but I don't directly recall experiencing hopping with the pad/polisher. I do seem to recall having to keep a bit of downward pressure when polishing however.
The stereo headunit is a JVC KW-M560BT that I picked up on Amazon. Overall, it's pretty solid -- I like the features it includes, and the audio quality is pretty good. That being said, the buttons for controlling the volume are not very good -- I wish I had gotten something that had a knob for controlling volume. Hope this helps!
Been wanting to go to my local pull apart, just wondering what’s the prices like there I’ve heard they can be expensive, right now I need the mid pipe for my Toyota exhaust, you think they would sell it for around 50 bucks?
I've gotten some things there that ended up being more expensive than I thought they would, but other things have been way cheaper than expected too. Pull-A-Part's website does have a list of prices for different parts, so you can get an estimate before you go. If you do find what you're looking for, when they check you out, just make sure they ring the part up as the correct thing so you're paying for the right type of part.
I removed all the old bed liner with a surface prep pad on an angle grinder (was a major pain!) and scuffed the remaining paint with 80 grit sand paper. The herculiner kit was about $115 on Amazon.
Hey! Great question! For this specific axle, there is only a fill hole, and draining the fluid requires removing the cover. There are some aftermarket covers available that do include drain plugs for faster changes in the future. As an added benefit, having the cover off also allows for a quick visual inspection of the gears for problems such as chipped gear teeth (which is typically more of a concern when you're doing activities such as off-roading).
