Boy, that road salt is brutal! Should be good for another 20 years though. You have a very handy tool there, that I’d love to have in my shop. A front end loader! 👍
@NIGHTNOTLOC You gave to unplug all your rear wiring block after marking them or taking a picture for reinstall purposes. Reason you need to unplug all the wiring is bc if you foul up a connection you'll have a nightmare fixing the problems.
I have a 2003 2500HD 4x4 I can’t find the front and rear spring hangers for the rear leafs or the shackles Do you know of anywhere that has them? Great video
@@fastdadgarage-northsouthch4418 i just got them done today cost me 600 for both no tax so i just let him do it..tehse guys are experts and specialize in them had both done in an hr and a half so ...works for me..the experience wouldve be nice and learning but alot fo swearing and frustration wouldve also happened not to mention id probably still be doing them right now. too many tools missing to do the job properly or make it easier so i jus tleft it up to the professionals..i didnt think 600 was that bad..my truck is done im happy
Great Video with lots of good info! Question do you have the part # you used for the Spring eye bushings? Having a hard time sourcing correct ones in Canada. Thanks
I moved to TX 24 years ago. I forget how rust eats parts until I watch you and Watch Wes Work. Good for another while. Thanks for the fun.
Michigan rust is a killer
Boy, that road salt is brutal! Should be good for another 20 years though. You have a very handy tool there, that I’d love to have in my shop. A front end loader! 👍
The loader is priceless! Snow, dirt, wrecking it doesn’t all
Thanks for the video easy steps to follow will be rewatching when I fix my truck
Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching
These old models are worth saving anyway they’ll outlast the new models for sure
You’re probably right. And new ones are expensive! Thanks for watching
Mine just blew out. I used a ball joint press when I did the other side.
@@jamesdean5487 very cool
Don't forget to unplug all your wiring from the block underneath!
What do u mean by this?
@NIGHTNOTLOC You gave to unplug all your rear wiring block after marking them or taking a picture for reinstall purposes. Reason you need to unplug all the wiring is bc if you foul up a connection you'll have a nightmare fixing the problems.
Smart on the face mask! Oof that rust. Glad you did the other side while you were at it 👍
For sure, with as bad as the one was the other couldn’t be far behind.
Looks great thanks for the video
Thanks for watching. Hopefully it was helpful
I have a 2003 2500HD 4x4
I can’t find the front and rear spring hangers for the rear leafs or the shackles
Do you know of anywhere that has them?
Great video
Thanks for watching. It looks like rock auto has them, I didn’t look anywhere else.
i need these done on mine..i dont have the tools to take the bed off but does look like it makes it much easier ..also dont have a jack, or a torch
Thanks for watching. You’ll a Jack for sure. Maybe ask a friend??
@@fastdadgarage-northsouthch4418 i just got them done today cost me 600 for both no tax so i just let him do it..tehse guys are experts and specialize in them had both done in an hr and a half so ...works for me..the experience wouldve be nice and learning but alot fo swearing and frustration wouldve also happened not to mention id probably still be doing them right now. too many tools missing to do the job properly or make it easier so i jus tleft it up to the professionals..i didnt think 600 was that bad..my truck is done im happy
Easier with box off. Great job.
I saw David pulled a box in his truck. Worked for me
Great Video with lots of good info! Question do you have the part # you used for the Spring eye bushings? Having a hard time sourcing correct ones in Canada. Thanks
I believe this is a link to Amazon. Dorman numbers in listing
amzn.to/44zUfxA
@@fastdadgarage-northsouthch4418 Thanks for your prompt reply
@@darrellhicks911 no problem thanks for watching. Hope it helps