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This guy is not very bright at all. We're watching to get info on removing push pins, clips etc yet he's trying to tell us about his 9 second Mustang, who cares, that's not why we're watching the video. Get to the point Bucko. Total failure, he's got all the tools he needs but he still can't remove those push pins. How the hell does this guy even work on his own car? Joke...
Thanks for the video. IMHO it's best to connect Red 1st, then Ground. If you connect ground 1st, the entire car is grounded and if you touch the ratchet to any metal - you will arc power from the positive terminal. Now ask me how I know....
Listen folks...I, did this this past Wednesday, July 31st 2024 on my 2009 Lexus RX350. It DID work. Then, on Saturday, August 3rd 2024, the lights came back on. Remember, when you disconnect the battery cable for a few minutes like they say, and reconnect that cable, you have to reset your clock and your radio. So it must be something wrong in the system in your car. Try it and you WILL SEE what I am talking about. And they are on as I post this comment. Good day.
I live in Vegas. It's 115+ here in the Summer. The stock cooling system can't handle it. When I did the intercooler, I also did a Koyo radiator, Ford Motorsports t-stat, Mishimoto hoses and Amsoil coolant.
Only video to show the car on the jack stands. ive been looking everywhere to see if i need a flat topped jack stand for these but apparently the v shape are just fine. Thank you!
In your shop, or home garage, you would not use this. You would have your 1/4" & 3/8" ratchets and breaker bars. In a motorcycle saddle bag, this is ideal to have if you have to do an emergency repair.
Mine just spins, it cant be removed, i even cut the antenna housing to expose the screw, it just spins as well FUCK FORD and their unrepairable vehicles!!!!!!!
So, the soap lifts the dirt and grime, and you grind it right back into the finish with your mitt, all the better to scratch it up? At least consider rinsing the mitt occasionally, dude!