old school trick for changing hood springs fast 

Glad it helped!

your welcome!

ROBERT HEINDEL glad it helped. Thanks for watching

Your welcome and thank you. Happy 4th to you as well

Thank you!

Thanks!

Your welcome, thanks for watching

Your welcome, thanks for watching

gald it helped, thanks for watching

Thanks. Stacking washers? That is new to me.

Here. I can't knock him for trying. He got it done. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ulvvQRIdUBA.html

@@jwandhistools He did do it, it works but i couldnt stand there and load a spring with washers i feel it would take to long for me

no problem, i figured it was a good idea to share, its been quick and easy for me to do it that way

glad it helped,your welcome. well in the middle of no where hiding under hoods lol thanks.

Appreciate and thanks for watching

mine is that way, i had to check. But as long as it shuts correctly it should be ok

@EfurdGarage it closes unevenly not sure if it's cause of the spring or the hinge

@@thejeepbountyhunter check the hinges and the hing points for wear. I would also check measurements to verify it is the correct hing. I have had some vehicles where it was different but it wasnt an a body car

hope it worked out for you

any time, always glad to help

if it works it works. i used the hood prop because i usually always do it by my self

Thanks!

@@EfurdGarage Using your "Old school" technique on my 1970 C10 Custom truck. Worked great! Thanks again.

@@genetaylor7421 Thanks again. And i am glad it could help. I did the same thing on my 80c10 as well

Thanks gotta keep it simple

hope you got it

it works on alot of springs lol. i have a 68 gto as well but right now it has the steel hood, when i get started back on it i will probably do the same since i will also go fiberglass on it

Again, great tip

Well Ricky you know with all this quarantine stuff going on lol although if you needed help i wouldn't be opposed, but im pretty sure you can do it.

yea a screwdriver sounds like a pain when doing this