nope...because very few of us have that tool in the vice. ....

&... Ehh.. y r u here if u k now how 2 do this؟ lololololol

that’s how you do it.. I’ve repaired and built many sets like this

i got mine at oreilly line code: ACC part no. 170043

I bought that tool at oreilly 17 years ago

@@chriscraft77022 any advice how to get to work doing anything "mechanical"?? I got a mech engr degree but no experience. The economy in Alberta, Canada is shii t and i have basically zero connections/friends to network* me with those who do got experience that might be able to share what a mechanical engineeer does on dsily business. I started to try to at least learn some automotive maintenance (put the mechanıc into mechanical), but i dont want to go fixing things that are not broken. While I did change spark plugs, fuel filter, remove and clean throte body, replace pads and brake rotors, replace rocker cover gasket, change gearbox oil, and coolant and engine oil... I dont want to pay a technical school to learn formally in a classroom segment. My experience in life has been that people in classrooms teach you nothing and all learning is self-grasped especially with motivation. What can i do for living that is technical or mechanical related without paying 10000$/year that i dont have or falling into debt? Thanks alot thanks alot

stay away from cars.. do that in your personal time... go work for the city.. like water company.. they have engineering positions.. you get to work around electricians, plumbers, contractors.. that’s what I’m into and I love it.. usually they offer company vehicles.. they pretty much let you fix whatever you want

the wire i repaired in the video was off a brand new set... I have built many custom sets with that $20 tool and repaired probably 20 - 30 wires... that didn’t need a brand new set... I used to buy new sets every time I messed 1 up but I had hundreds of NEW wires laying around...

@@chriscraft77022 I get it, my set is new too but I just need to repair one wire. Buying a $20 tool that I’ll probably never use agian to Replace a $30’part just isn’t worth it to me. I’m not a mechanic. I might change or remove my plugs once every 5-10 years, if that. My brother borrowed my truck and messed with the wires, which were brand new. Now I’ve got to fix or replace one wire. Thanks.

if you just have one to repair you can just use pliers..

@@chriscraft77022 thanks. I was just looking up how to do it. Having trouble pushing the wire through the boot to reattach the plug socket.

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I did strip it you big dummy.. that was a wire for my chevelle.. it’s been on the car since the repair..

@@chriscraft77022 But the exposed wire which is just a tiny little tip (@1.53) did not touch the metal crimp! Totally confused.

diy is do it yourself... not do it without tools or spending money..

So true. Years ago even your local garage mechanic was a DIYer. DIYers from years past were a different breed. Great video