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I have been looking for a long time for a cheap way to do this. After watching this video I checked out all your links and determined everything seemed legit. I had an old kkl adapter and ran the code in command prompt. Worked on the first try. So grateful for this tutorial! Thanks for sharing the love.

Buddy. I just bought the same exact boots and have the same exact problem.!! I don't know why we can't Sue for false advertisement. I mean, that is a lot of disappoint customers!

Also the Polaris 570 crew is pretty good and quiet

We got the 23 can am defender HD7 and it’s the Max model or the 6 seater and the motor is so far away from the front it’s not that bad

$89.99 for 25 foot roll at O'reilly Auto Parts - but American Grease Stick Steel, Polyvinyl Fluoride (PVF) Brake Line - PAC325 is $26.99 for 25 foot roll. Reviews suck on this coated crap. The price on the Copper-Nickel Alloy for a 25 foot roll is crazy high. Maybe I'll just pinch off the rear brake line on my 1995 Chevy S10 Extended Cab LS 2.2L Standard Bed. I'll have to get the $ for the Copper-Nickel - I will not get the pre-bent because this crap of not being able to see where the line is leaking (rust pinhole before the soft tube - on the stock brake line is where it goes from running on top of the frame and bends down toward the rear axle so you can't even tell what exactly is going on - as where you cant get to, is where the hard tube goes to soft tube - then hard tube again to a splitter above the rear axle that splits the line to each rear brake. That's what I think anyways - there's 3 lines there - I'm guessing one is fuel to engine and one is fuel return line and maybe the brake line is just all metal but I can't tell unless I took the bed off with my topper on it and well - just spending the extra $ and changing the routing is going to be worth it. Do the lengths have to be an exact length?

this is a wrong assumption, the outer 20V pins are the only ones the tool cares about, the rest is for the charger to access the individual cells or cell groups and charge faster.

I have no pull cord or wire on the 700 Kawasaki to take the seat off what is another way to remove the seat without a pull cord

Same case with some Dunlop work shoes I got recently, I hadn't factored in the fact that steel toe cap boots are a NIGHTMARE to wear for prolonged periods because they destroy my big toe and almost have no feeling by the end of my shift. Thanks for showing this is possible, I'll give it a whirl because they're pretty useless to me as well with those nasty narrow caps inside.

So basically, I'm screwed. This doesn't work for me. I replaced the sensors and the door still won't close 80% of the time. Door moves freeley and is balanced and nothing in the way. Very frustrating.

Ran into this with my pen today. Pissed me off cuz I could see there was still more in there

great explanation wish I saw this a couple years ago ....I learn the hard way

The length is indeed important to me. Thank you.

Looking at a 84 mercury topaz with the diesel seems like a good car really clean, personally never heard of any of these cars with a diesel but my concern is parts I'm gonna be trading my 02 Jetta 1.8t for it which parts r anywhere for that car was just wondering if it's even worth it, guy says he has tons of parts that go with it but not sure of what all it is and not really wanting to trade if it's total junk

Great video. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber here.

Thanks for the video. In my case the screws in the starter clutch did back out and one sheared off.

Thanks

Awesome. Great instructions! After a year of putting this off, I finally did it!

Why some cars has the oil down the engine i hate that?????

It’s 1.5 mm according to circle g which is a jimma- farm pro - what ever Chinese tractor place

You need a resistor

Probably over concentrated my 2,4-D application on the grass (trying to kill dandelions) and now my grass in the front yard is striped yellow. I've since fertilized and watered hoping to minimize the effects of the chemical. I guess it will just take some time to recover.

Thank you!! You just helped me fix mine!!!🥳

Thanks man! Will they send me a made in USA ratchet or some communist turd?

Have you had problem with crank pulley? Was it damaged? My is visiually ok but I suspect it is broken

Your instructions were of big help thanks 🫡

Umm... my 98 tdi ran for over 250k miles on dual tank, it seems like ur wvo was not clean .

Now wait a minute. Back in the old days Craftsman had a true lifetime (no questions ask) guarantee on their hand tools. None of this "defective part" stuff. You simply went to the store with your broken tool and they replaced it. I'm bringing this up because I just broke my Craftsman breaker bar that I bought at least 40 years ago, with a "LIFETIME GUARANTEE". I don't remember where I bought it new, and it wasn't "defective". Will they replace it, like they would have back in the old days? I remember 40 years ago walking into Sears with a broken socket, they handed me a new one and never asked a question!!

Thank you Sir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There is a special tool for removing and also replacing this seal, otherwise the inner seal warps and bends on install.

Thank you! Very helpful.

Amazing video. you have a calming and soothing voice for what is a most disagreeable past time. Thank you

Thanks for making this video.

Amazing video, exactly what as I was looking for as my insurance just ended. Shared with others. Thank you so much.

Thank you for the help

Which Oil uses ?

Boy I knew I wasn't the only one with this problem, what were they thinking? Skechers steel toed boots are trash...

Great video!

your explanation really sucks.... Look like you complain on everything.... useless

Great post the problem is the same for me, years ago playing football in ENGLAND, I had someone stamp on the top of my foot, although I didn't have it x rayed, I was left with a permanent injury due to metatassle fracture, (tiny bones in the feet) leaving me with tender parts to the top & width of one foot ! so a big issue with cramped toe's in boots, (I work in construction) we cannot for love nor money find good quality soft toe work boots now in the UK, due to the EU regs, "NO TOE, NO JOB" , many of us know that the full steel plate is over the top, it only needs a bump composition plate around the toe's that's all , not enough to affect the width. They could make "width sizes for the broader foot, its long overdue that the shoe/boot industry took this matter seriously as there are other more serious issues that arise from cramped toe's due to "steel toecaps" , blood clots !! bad circulation , there is some good research out there sadly you have to dig for it (If I can find it I will post a link back in here about blood clots ) @Tightwad TV by your accent your American , there is stateside someone called Rose Anvil, he runs a YT Channel (very good) mainly cutting boots in half , then inspecting there quality of build also referencing build to price point !!! He would understand this issue, if anyone overthere would be able to put the point to him (politely ) he may have some answers or better still influence a decent manufacture to look at this issue , great post Tightwad TV

What country is this?

Thank you guys very much I have a 3:54 futon and the manual is very vague on the clutch adjustment you got to save my life thank you

Anyone else lose audio half way through??

I tackled this job today and learned the hard way what a tough job it is. This video here saved us in the end (wish I searched it up first): czcams.com/video/dVMssN-nDiY/video.html

Thank you! I have an early 2017 Outback that has the 2016 light configuration. I stood there daring myself to remove the bulb from the angle fitting. It looked like a potential handful of glass shards. So glad I chickened out and went back inside to find you!

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is it only for windows 10?

I had to learn the hard way on the truck iam doing now,but it works

I just raced my bike there yesterday. It’s still busy weekend nights

I have the same problem. Removed the toe and cut a space for my big toe. A heat gun on low is your friend. Gets that glue soft so the process of removing the steel toe is much easier.

Good info. Thanks!!!