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Could be a wheel out of balance but if the clicking is speed dependent, then I would check your wheel bearings. Hope that helps. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

Could very well be a damaged hub or warped rotor. A dial indicator on a magnetic base can show you out of round/damaged parts as you spin the wheel or hub. Hope that helps. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

Hey you keep watching and learning from me I'll turn you into a legit diy guy! I'm glad you are enjoying the content and loving my teaching style. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers!

Thanks, glad you liked the video! Yes it is a tinted piece of plexiglass from a local plastics supplier. Thanks for the watch and enjoy the series!

Thanks Bob! I try very hard to make the best videos I can share my experience with people. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers!

Maybe jack up the front and spin each wheel to see if you can replicate the sound and see if there is something making the noise. I have a road test a wheel bearing video you should watch too. Thanks for the watch!

It depends on the vehicle, some have wheel bearing hub assemblies, some have pressed in bearings, some have bearings that can be hammered in and out, and some require a slide hammer to remove too. You'll have to take a look. Thanks for the watch!

You are very welcome! Thank you for your kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate my teaching style. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and your support for the channel. Cheers!

Yeah they can be a chore sometimes, especially if you live in a salt belt. I'm glad you were able to do it and that you finally found my channel. Lots of pearls of wisdom here. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

Right? I haven't decided because I'm doing this differently this time, I still have to get my lockdown bar and put the monitor in and see. I think I will still put it down so there is room for a matrix but we'll see. I personally feel that during game play, I don't "see" the area not displayed....too busy hitting my shots! Thanks for the watch and enjoy the series!

Everything you need to know is in my install pinball glass video.... it's a good one! Enjoy!

To check for steering components, you check for play left and right. For suspension components, you check for up/down. For bearings, you check up/down and left/right. Looseness in all directions is either a wheel bearing, loose lugnuts, or both steering and a suspension component. Hope that helps. You should check out Eric's how to jack up a car video. Then check mine. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

Awesome, glad you're enjoying the content and my teaching style! If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers from Canada!

You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and my teaching style! If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Yes, I daisy chain the power and ground to save room and make a cleaner look. If I remember correctly, I used 16 gauge wire so there were no issues with voltage drops. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

Yay! Thank you! I really appreciate your kind words as I work very hard to make the best videos I can for people. Yeah I'm pretty stoked to start this build, it's gonna be awesome! Just found another sponsor for the series too and it's a big one! Thanks for the watch and your support for the channel! Cheers Jason!

You're very welcome! Glad I could help you out and you got it figured out. Well shucks....thanks, my wife thinks I'm a keeper too! Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers!

Most excellent!

Awesome, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and my teaching style! I made this video for my automotive students during the pandemic when we went to online learning. Where do you teach? Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

@@wayofthewrench I teach at West Kentucky Community and Technical College in Paducah KY

I believe that it is supposed to be 1/16" slot not 3/32", just look at tmolding.com for what you are supposed to cut for that specific t molding. I just looked at the video and the part number is good but I did put that it cuts 3/32" and it should say 1/16" . I'll have to fix that. Hope that helps. Thanks for the watch!

Yaaaaah! I glad you finally found me! Welcome to the channel!

Sweet, hope you brought your wallet....lol. enjoy the series! Cheers!

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed the channel and I have inspired you to build your own. I would honestly suggest you guys try to make everything yourself. Remember that you could make a wooden lockdown bar if you wanted or just buy the parts you can't make. Between your father in law and you, I'm sure you can make an awesome vpin cabinet! Good luck and enjoy your build! Prost!

​@@wayofthewrench Thanks for the advice. Maybe i will ask a metal shop in my area if they can build one for me when i have the measurements ready. May i ask how many weeks/months it took to build? It looks and feels like many many weekends 😅 My mother in law has wanted a Indiana Jones table for a very long time, but a original one in good shape will go for 12-15k Euros over here. Thats another reason what started me on that topic. But nonetheles i'm very happy i found your channel. You definitly got my sub. Is it ok to get back to you if i got any questions down the line?

Awesome, should be an awesome series and if you follow along, you'll have a great vpin when you're done! Yes! The filming and editing consumes my life these days but I do it for you guys so you have awesome content. Thanks for the watch and your support for the channel! Cheers!

Sounds more like a anti roll bar bushing or end link to me. Try driving over a speed bump at low speed dead on and then again at an angle. If it makes noise like a creak when at an angle, it is your sway bar/ anti roll bar bushings or end link. Hope that helps!

@wayofthewrench Roll bar bushings and end links seem good. BUT when I grab on the passenger rear Axle and push/pull on it, it does move slightly and clunk inside the hub and diff. Driver side doesn't do this. Should I replace that axle or hub/bearing assembly?

There's a bunch of options but I have MX led boards from Arnoz that I'm going to try. No no, your not losing your mind. I did purchase an ledwiz board and groovy game gear frosted RGB buttons to put into totan so I do have options and might use those in totan after. Thanks for the watch and enjoy the series! Cheers!

I could never find a good concaved LED button, ideally either with a leaf switch or a MX Silver switch, but I'll try some from Groovy Game Gear - I had never heard of them and on paper it looks good, so thanks for that! I really enjoy your style of video, so I'm really looking forward to this new series. Since you had previously asked for content suggestions, I have a few to consider: *LED-Wiz - overview, configure/use *Network game management - since you'll have two cabinets, using one machine or a NAS to store all the tables, PUP files, etc. (shared high scores should work?) *Creating your own DOF effects - I know you mentioned the possibility of looking into this, but perhaps not a lot of people would be interested in coding aspect *Setting table POV, applying to all other tables *Jukebox setup - there's been a lot of talk about this one recently, but people are having a hard time finding resources and downloads * Tables you recommend - maybe even just give us one table suggestion per video (I only recently got around to Batman '66 and it is awesome with DOF lighting)

Yes you are correct, up/down is usually suspension components and left right is steering components. Both up/down and left/right can be bade bearing, loose lug nuts, or suspension and steering components. Thanks for the watch!

It's just a little battery powered screwdriver. Thanks for the watch!

@@wayofthewrench lol very helpful.

You check all 4 wheels like in the video. Thanks for the watch!

@@wayofthewrench thank you

You're welcome, hope you can get this figured out. Cheers!

Down the drain? Nah, good times were had. If anything I GET to do it again. Thanks for the watch and enjoy the series!

You don't need the serial number if you're only running one board. If your running more than one, you might need to find that out. There is a program in the folder you download for manually operating the sainsmart board (it's in the video). This program will open the board and spit out the serial number. Hope that helps. Thanks for the watch!

@@wayofthewrench still cant find it ive watched everyone of your lessons but at the time i was only adding 1 board youve inspired me to hook 2 -8 ch MAYBE IN YOUR NEXT LESSON

what you need isn't in the video I made, the program you need is in the sainsmart board download folder that IS in the video. In that folder is another program that you can open to get the details of the board (serial number). I originally did that for that video and then found out you only needed that info if you had more than 1 board. Hope that helps

@@wayofthewrench still cant find a serial im a fool obviously because google doesnt have a person other than me asking so i could find it i went into folder where drivers and configtoil is inside documents lash 8ch board setup but nothing that lists a sainsmart serial thanks for fast reply but maybe ill have to add one when im more alert

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Hey don't worry, there's absolutely nothing wrong with how I built my budget build, in fact like I stated in the video, I'm keeping my old one to play on. The only thing I'm doing is building another vpin with different parts so that people know how to install these parts. The other thing is this vpin is a big budget so I can have 4k 120 Hz capability. If you already are planning on a 1080p one then you're golden! If you want to use different parts from Arnoz or Cleveland Software then that info is coming. Good luck on your build and thanks for the watch! Enjoy the series!

Me too! Thanks bud! Well it'll be more than a 1980 Honda Civic and less than a 2024 Honda Civic....lol. not 100% sure as I'm still applying for credit....lol. it's more...the PC alone will most likely be $3000 and the playfield is $1500. I am going with a 42" so I can use a widebody flatpack which will be a loose fit and have room for aled strips and a matrix. I will put a 48" OLED in my totan cabinet later. That would be cool to build along with me, if you do, send me update pics! Thanks for the watch and your support for the channel. Enjoy the series!

@@wayofthewrench Hah! Well, 3K for the PC alone? That's probably overkill don't you think? Or is that the point??! Half that would probably still get you 4K 120hz with all the bells and whistles. But.. this is an overkill build, eh?! =D Funnily, I put a 48" OLED in my arcade cab in portrait orientation. 43% of the display is hidden behind the marquee and cab body. Was worth it though. Before I did that, I did test play vpins for a couple of days, just absolutely jaw-droppingly gorgeous... especially with the more vivid color modes. Especially totan!

you gotta remember that I live in the land of frozen wasteland (Canada) and that's in Canadian. It's waaaay cheaper in the states.

The cv joint on the back side flexes when I move the wheel up and down

Up and down play will be suspension components, take a prybar and check for play on upper or lower ball joints and or strut mounts or control arm bushings. Make sure it's jacked up and get someone to help you with a light. A jingle could be something stuck in the tire like a small section of chain. I had this in a customer car tire this year. Good luck!

Is the sound speed dependent, like it gets faster the faster you drive?

Thanks! Glad you found the channel! The swap should be pretty self explanatory as long as you have a kit or all of the parts. The main differential axle tubes should have a spot for mounting the caliper bracket if not then the kit might require a part to be welded on before the install. Remember that other components might need to be replaced like a proportioning valve etc. Hope you can get it figured out. Thanks for the watch!

I don't do a lot of plumbing but soldering is the most common method. They might braze it if there are gaps in the connection or if the fitting materials are dissimilar. There should be a good video out there for the soldering. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

There should be 1mm of clearance between the inside of the drum to the outside of the shoes. This would be .5mm per side of clearance. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

@@wayofthewrench THX so much for the reply, I have been recommending your video to all my friends who have some sort of drum brakes {whether lt's all around or rear only}, looking forward to seeing more vids by you, keep up the great helpful work again THX.

Awesome, thanks dude! I appreciate that!

It is in my long version of the painting of the cabinet in the raspberry Pi arcade cabinet playlist. Thanks for the watch!

It's gonna be awesome Arnoz! Thanks again for sponsoring your parts! Cheers!

Right? Well I should have the flatpack any day now and then I'll start! Thanks for the watch!

That's super cool! Good on ya for binging my channel! If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. That's not a bad idea, I should send him a message. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers!

Thank you very much! It's always nice to hear from subscribers cause I work so hard to make the very best content I can. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers!

You may need to use a long prybar to move the play and have someone else look for where the play is. Usually CV axle wear is if you can rotate the shaft back and forth or you have clicking during slow full turns. Hope that helps. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel!

Yeah you can use that for the heat but it's been years since I've seen that around. Pretty simple tech to hook up to an old buzz box though. I've heard that you should try it with an inverter machine, something about frying the boards inside. Thanks for the watch!

Thanks for your kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and appreciate my teaching style! I work very hard on my content so it's always nice to hear from subscribers. If you deem me worthy, I'd really appreciate it if you could share out my channel on your social media so I can help more people. Thanks for the watch and welcome to the channel! Cheers!

Yeah it's gonna be awesome! Thanks for your support for the channel! Enjoy the series!

Me too! I can't wait to start! Thanks for the watch. Enjoy the series!

Thanks, yeah I can't wait to start the build! Thanks for the watch and your support for the channel!

Lol, so you don't have to hear what I'm saying.....lol. you're a funny guy. I gotta laugh because this video is literally 6 minutes long. If you can't handle this one, then you shouldn't look at any of my other videos. I'm here to teach people and I'm sorry you didn't learn anything from my video. Please send me your receipt for full refund...oh yeah, it was absolutely free. Well good luck on your learning journey!

Also, is there anyway you can add some pop ups on the screen? Maybe some advertising or even a few political ads

I heard Trump ads are good for profit....

@@wayofthewrenchpeople are mesmerized by extreme stupidity

Oh. Sorry for being sarcastic, great video because it was right to the point and saved a lot of time.

Did you plug the wheel speed sensors back in? Did the new hubs not have a wheel speed sensor? Perhaps a wire for the sensor got pinched or damaged during dssy?

@@wayofthewrench I did plug them back in. By way of diagnoses I think I'll replace both wires to be sure they are good

If you can. Most are built into the sensor.