Gotta love how I found you cause I was having issues with a dodge transfer case years back and someone told me about this awesome walk thru of rebuilding it some lanky Canadian was doing and how it was worth the time to watch it done and explained properly. Now you’re building $100k race cars and project car budgets to match and doing missions to the Philippines. Great to see your growth brother.
"Inverted torx" is known as an etorx (external torx) and they're actually really good fasteners. The socket locks on so much better than a standard hex and they handle a fair bit of force.
This is great stuff and why I watch your channel. I have a 2003 Suburban and a 2007 1 ton Duramax pickup with an Allison transmission. I will refer to this to fix the seat in the Suburban.
Im not a gm man ive always been a dodge guy but i have always liked those style tow mirrors for gm trucks i think that style mirror looked alot better than any other full size gm mirrors. Id drive that truck too even tho im a dodge man
Speaking from experience, those exact side marker lights are a shot in the dark whether they'll last any amount of time at all. I wish I kept my old factory housings so I could just replace the bulb. I've gone through countless chinese side markers. I'm currently using a set that just clips in like the factory ones, because that black weatherseal adhesive is so hard to get off. I have a couple sets on hand just incase I need to replace another one.
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have tried removing that cover from the armrest. It just looks impossible so sliding it over would definitely be first choice
Lmao I do the exact same thing on Freightliner cascadia rig seats on my own about 3 times a week. I saw the struggle I do at work. Just another day at work. Tomorrow I'll pull a Eaton trans
Why can’t they reinforce the outside of the drivers seats with some Kevlar or something? 🤣 that’s always the first spot to completely wear out and it just looks like shit.
Make sure when you do upholstery work to not wash your hands you want the dirtiest most oily hands possible so your hands glide easier over the new clean leather 😂
Goddamn I almost forgot penny candies were a thing. When we were kids we used to go to the local grocery store with change we'd dig out of the couch and grab a ton of candy. That definitely is not a thing anymore.
It may be clean but 30k for an almost 20 year old truck with a huge amount of mileage and a book value of like $2500.... You're gonna need someone with more money than brain...
I’m not the “comment-making” kinda guy. And I’m just guessing, but you strike me as the “not-reading comments” kinda guy… But… Are you aware of the recent developments of the “Thunderstorm Generator”? This appears to be the greatest breakthrough/release of a new technology since the IC engine. Or bigger. Seriously, Big things are coming. Combine this new tech to your hybrid system, and potentially zero emissions…Or close to it. And potentially self sustaining operation. If you don’t have guys in the shop Right Now working on a way to integrate it into the generator,…You’re missing out. I know, you’ve got your hands full merely developing the system as-is. But the very first thing your customers are gonna wanna do after buying your setup, is retrofit a Thunderstorm Generator to it. It’s inevitable. So you really oughta get on this. Even if it means you gotta subcontract it, or partner with someone who’ll build it as an add-on. If you aren’t conscious of this yet, please go investigate, and educate yourself. I’m no expert…No one is yet…But I’d recommend probably starting with this guy’s channel. He’s got the tech breakdown, open-sourced build plans, and proof-of-concept vids. It’s gonna change the game. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l6cxYnWTFi0.htmlsi=lZtXJ3jh7pux1pO8
At the start you say alright boys, now you probably know whom you forgot and I would think they watch too. I am just messing with you, it is a slip maybe too much engine fumes has effected the brain, which you can use that for an excuse for those who were forgotten.
