My name is Joel. Welcome to my channel. I work as a Senior Engineering Technician for a major supplier of aircraft ignition systems and related equipment. I really enjoy my job which allows me to use my talents and experience to not only perform testing and certification of aircraft equipment but design, build and maintain test equipment. I discovered RU-vid in about 2006 and found it to be a great source of entertainment and information. For years I used RU-vid videos to learn how to do things that I had never done before or check out places that I have never been. It's a great way to find new vacation spots or get ideas about new projects. Once I got a digital camera and a decent computer, I committed to start documenting projects that I do. I now have thousands of pictures and hundreds of videos. Then, I decided that I would start sharing them on RU-vid. I decided it was a way to give back a little.
What did that bracket come off of? I want to purchase one, I have a 4150 double pumper with the same aluminum throttle cable bracket setup as yours, i have the same issue you were having with the ac.
Hello, the videos you are making are very good. It would be too much to ask if at the end you gave us a detailed video of the wiring of this car. I need to restore one of them and I have many doubts about the wiring, since it was delivered to me in poor condition.
Could you show us the assembly and the materials and components you used. The truth is they gave me one of these same golf carts and it doesn't start, it only turns on the lights.
The best BEST way to squirrel proof using a pole type system is to use around your pole is a 6" stove pipe around your pole going up as high as four to five feet. and keep feeder away from anything to where squirrels can't jump onto the feeder.
Just found this video while searching for pumps to make a home made parts washer. If you're still active, could you provide an update on how well the replacement Beckett pump has worked and held up? Thank you.
You don't have to throw away the flywheel. You take a Dremel, grind a little Groove in the flywheel so that you can replace it with a standard key. That way you're out no money and now you're running again. Done it myself many times. Mostly for Echo style engines but on remote control airplanes boats GoPeds Etc
Add a valve to turn off hot water coming into the car during summer months. Staple a backing onto the 6x9 bracket to create an enclosure to get crisper bass n better all around sound.
Thank you for vid. My PB-251 ran great for 10min then failed. Coil showed infinite on prim & sec. Ordered a cheap, new coil for $15,...will see if it lasts. $80 for OEM is steep!
Hi, I’m trying to build the same thing you did but I have a question you didn’t show how to connect the wires to the relays I guess I have to hire someone to figure that out but also where on earth did you get that wine hung connector? I searched all over the Internet and could not find one please help. Thank you, Eric.
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Just came across this video and will look thru the rest of your library. Right now this will help me to replace worn brushes in newly purchased 2009 CC Precedent👍🏼
Never would i have thought of using a vacuum cleaner in that matter to test the vacsec of a carburator. I've only seen people use compressed air aimed downward from the top of the ventury making sure it passes over the air bleed for the actuator. I've tried the compressed air method with a 3gal portable unit, its a hit and miss with me, the vacuum cleaner way is much stronger and more consistant, i like this method even better. Thanks For Sharing
I have a 79 c3. When I turn up the dash lights the voltmeter drags back to nothing. Headlight switch and circuit board are new.Makes night driving a bit of a pain. Thinking its a ground problem. Any pointers?
I like the old incandescent taillights on older muscle cars. LED's just lose a little of old car character IMHO. You're lucky to have factory frenched in lights. Lots of people go way out of their way French them in like that. Corvette taillights should always be round. .02
How do you have your forward and reverse switch wired? That’s where I’m having the most trouble. Not sure what wire goes to where from the forward and reverse switch
I want to thank you for sharing this! I also have a 1999 bought used in 2011 and it's been saggy for years. I used to do all my own work on cars but now I spend a good deal of time in a wheelchair so this is no longer the case. But if I can get to it sitting up I'll have a go at it. I used a jack to support the door and actually give it a lift which made it easier for the washer to be inserted. I did both front doors and it worked like a charm! Obviously I don't have long term results but the washer has such a large surface area compared to the bushing that I think it will last some time.
