@@mrspincitycrew6757 they help with ventilation but I mostly used them for aesthetic purposes. They can be removed and or installed in 10 seconds by rolling down and up the rear windows. They also make them with mesh to prevent rain coming in if you choose to leave them in the vehicle.
Hey there. Great video! I have a 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara, stock. Do you think it would be able to do the BOH trail? I live an hour a way and am thinking of heading over one weekend.
Thanks! I am not sure what the BOH trail is, but the Nothwest OHV park has plenty of Green (beginner) trails to make for a fun day and should be no problem to your jeep. I would just air down all your tires to about 20 psi and you should be good. They also have air up stations you can use once you are done wheeling. The trail map can be viewed here: www.cityofbridgeport.net/DocumentCenter/View/5245/Map-only
Another reason to invest in very high quality tools and aquire them over time to suit the jobs u plan to do. Get rid of those cheap tools from the dollar store and get some halfway decent stuff even some wrenches from harbor freight would be a step up and they aren't all that great either lol. I'm an auto shop manager but even if I wasn't in the industry I know that it's best to invest a bit more for quality. I own nothing but snap on, Cornwell, Matco and only the best other brands I also have alot of old skool craftsman tools from the 70s and 80s that I inherited from my dad who was an engineer and taught me to invest in good stuff and have a good respect for tools. Using that 10mm 12 point box end wrench was lucky u didn't round off the bolt holding down the coil pack. Then it really would've been a nightmare trying to pull out that bolt in that tight spot lol. Not trying to be a jerk but investing in some basic tools of higher quality and ones that will work for the jobs u plan on doing is the best thing u can do if u plan on performing ur own service. Just start with the basics and try to get the best u can afford and build ur tool chest inventory over time and be sure to respect ur tools by always putting them away after cleaning them off with a squirter of carb cleaner on a soft cloth. When u buy expensive high quality tools u will soon realize for how expensive they are u will want to take care of them and if u do they can last a lifetime like those really old craftsman tools I inherited from my dad. He took care of them and so do i and after nearly 50 years they look and function like new. Good tools will make jobs much easier 😊
So out of curiosity, the link you had posted is no longer available for the Adapters. Running into the issue of finding an adapter that fits. The couple I have ordered are too thick. I have a Black and Decker PW1300, I think it's a 2005. Do you have any recommendations? Kinda stuck, can't find hoses or any replacements. Do you have any recommendations? Or is it a order, try it and send it back?
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Other than getting the hose connector turned around (watch out for that one), the machine is simple to put together and use ru-vid.comUgkxfQauTxLT0JLSvqkq10rD79TU4k0Vz8zP . And very nice, too. I'm surprised at the power-it's more than we'll ever need, and we've not even used the most powerful setting yet.I've cleaned off a dirty concrete porch to get it ready for sealing, started to clean siding, and I know this pressure washer will be terrific for cleaning tools this fall.The only issue we had is we had turned around the hose connector, and it leaked. Once it was on correctly, though, we had no problems with the connection. Just remember that the end with the green knob goes towards the hose. It's obvious now what we did wrong, but not necessarily obvious at the time.
I’m a new Jeep owner in the area and I gotta give this a try! Do you know the specific names of the trails you did? I’m trying to plan a trip. Thanks for sharing your video on your time there!
Did y'all not lower the PSI in your tires? It looked like y'all were slipping in some places where you really shouldn't have been. How often did y'all use four high?
Late to the party but man that thing looks sick! Install looks fairly simple, thanks for sharing this, it's like the only video on YT showing the entire process lol
I noticed that your high-beams in this video are serving as your DRLs. This may be old news, but you can perform a DRL Delete by swapped out your OEM DRL Relay (Denso 156700-1700) for a Fog Light Relay (Mitsuba RC-5008; 82501AE03A). This will cause your high-beams to no longer turn on upon disengaging the parking brake. Consequently, this will allow you to use the parking lights (C-lights) as stand-alone DRLs when you select the second position of the headlight post.
how do you fix the speed sensor for the 2015 wrx , I try to bring it to a mechanic and they can't find the part for the car , also went to a subaru dealership and they can't also fine that part it always pops up code p0500, anyone knows
Yeah I had to go to a dealership at dropped like $450 for them to replace it lol. I got ripped off but that’s the way it goes sometimes. If you google it you should be able to find the part.
