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It would be a handy tool If the torque was accurate torking on that tool is Sh@#t For a tool that cost almost $1,000 dollars You will better buy a snap on digital torque
Great video. Do you even need to lift and take wheel off or could you do without it? Just wondering since I have no place to safely lift my truck and gonna start this today
I am changing the cylinder head on a Boncat 773. Although I ordered the cylinder head for the V2003T, it arrived different from the original. After checking carefully, this one is for the Kubota V2003-DI, direct injection. Would it be possible to put this cylinder head in place of the previous one?
I'm not an expert in this area, but a good parts guy should be able to tell you if they are interchangeable. My guess would be that there are some subtle differences. Perhaps a different volume, creating a different compression ratio.
I haven't done it personally but there are fabric and vinyl dyes that will work. A few videos out there for people changing their vehicle interior color. Keep in mind you can only really go darker, not lighter, so change light brown to black, etc.
Thanks for this video. It really helps me with decision is it worth to buy these quarter panels. I will probably try to fight with civic iv quarter panel.
Thanks for the information. My belt had been complaining severely and finally failed tonight. Made it to the parts store on the battery and then home and with your videos help. Done and done. Thanks again.
I am about to install the same panels in my basement. My house is from 1972 and I just removed the previous vinyl floor to find a damp concrete slab. Since there were vinyl planks on the concrete, after removing the vinyl floor it also started to smell of mold. I am now in the process to clean up the concrete but am wondering if I should put a rubber membrane. I found products like Blue Seal - The ultimate waterproof rubber membrane. Would you consider adding that under those panels?
You are in a tough spot. Putting down a membrane will just trap the moisture in the concrete. The real answer is get rid of the moisture first, but I know that is a hard and expensive thing to do.
Maybe RadonSeal would be worth looking into. It's a penetrating sealer for blocking water vapor and radon gas. I don't think it would fix water seepage, though.
@@scottdegan8962 It is a touch one, it's like building a damn. It's pretty hard to do, water will find a way up through almost whatever if it has no where else to go.
Hello, I know that this video is old but I have few questions about these quarter panels. Have you got any photos or video how does these quarter panels looks like on a car? Did they look like the original ones (I mean shape of wheel arch)? It is hard to evaluate from this video and also pictures from the wolf steel store. I know that many people use quarter panels from civic IV gen to crx but they quite different. Those for crx have different shape from those from civic? Quarter panels from civic are cheap compare to those, but if these ones to crx have shape of arch as the original if think they are worth money. thanks
I will have an update video out shortly. The arc of the wheel well look pretty good on the wolf steel panels, but trim pieces (door moldings) will not fit properly out of the box, and the contour down the wheel opening is also much more pronounced. Kind of like if you added fairs to the rear of the crx.
Saw another channel where they then covered the soaked paper towel with a plastic bag to prevent drying out. They said Evaporust encourages this for large projects and even then placing magnets on the plastic to ensure close contact to prevent drying out.
You can also loosen the front diff bracket bolts that bolt above to the frame just loosen them aluttle then you can push up on the bracket to get more clearance to remove housing.
Well you can definitely over torque if you wanted to for some reason. And it will tell you by how much it over torqued it. I'm not sure why you would want to though.
Lo siento, no hablo español, así que uso el traductor de Google. Pero todo lo que necesitas hacer es doblar un poco las pequeñas pestañas de metal que conectan la batería a la placa de circuito y se restablecerá la conexión eléctrica. El diseño permite que esas pestañas desgasten su punto de conexión con el tablero de control, por lo que es necesario moverlas a un nuevo punto de conexión en el tablero de control. Espero que esto ayude.
My basement floor drain is in my mechanical room so I didn't have to worry about access as I didn't put subfloor in the mechanical room. you are right though if it was in the middle of the finished space you would need to make some access. Access through the subfloor panel would be easy, just have a section cut out that you can pull up. But making it look good with whatever flooring you put on top of the subfloor will be the tricky part. Would be much easier with tile, or vinyl or even wood than with carpet.
Mine broke on my way to work. It was dangerous, but I was able to pull it over and walk the rest of the way. Picking up the belt after work,thanks for the quick tutorial.
