Crazy right!?!?!

Yes I understand that, I just wish they wouldn't ruin everything attached to what they need in the process. Especially for transmission parts.

Thanks for the sub! Here's the link for the power seat video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5OEoLJjsrqshHU.html

Most of the yards I;ve been to have been pretty decently clean. The Gorilla cart is a game changer!

I'd be down! I bet we could get 3 or 4 in one day

@@MohawkMotors that'd be wild! would make for a good timelapse video lol

I love making them, going to try to get another visit in next weekend, hopefully there will be some more treasure!

@@MohawkMotors - Wish I could come too, I would be way worse than a fat kid in a candy store.....which oddly enough is also me! LOL

Yeah can do that, I actually made a video on how to move power seats with a drill battery also.

@@MohawkMotors oh nice.

I'll be sure to do a video on it!! Probably very soon, it's garage season!

Thank you!

@@MohawkMotors you're welcome brother 🙌 i hope you have a amazing day ^-^ God bless you.

Yeah, it's frustrating seeing what were really nice, useable parts, destroyed by someone to get a $3 sensor or like you said, for some spare change. The fuse block I don't get either, if you need a few fuses sure, but who needs all 56 fuses and 7 relays? I think people just fill their pockets with whatever they can to feel like they're getting one over on the yard. Dumps in the yard, especially in the back of vehicles is freaking disgusting. People are animals when they're not monitored.

I hear that a lot. I think it depends on where you're located and how many yards there are. And if you're willing to travel, I've driven over an hour to get to a yard that has what I want.

@@MohawkMotors my only issue is some yards have maybe one thing I can use, and it’s either overpriced or already destroyed. How do you find good yards?

visit more of them. If they have an online inventory check that first. But the best way to get the good stuff is get out there and look around. I've never been to a yard where I couldn't get something I needed, or get something at junkyard prices that I could sell for a profit.

For junkyard engines, if it's crashed and the engine spins it's good to go. If it's not crashed, but the engine spins, you can feel compression when you turn it, and the oil isn't glittery, it's good to go. Appreciate the subscription and watching!!

@@MohawkMotors ok thanks for the tips bro!!!

Yeah man, cut all the hoses, they're junk anyway, unplug all the connectors, it's easier than cutting the harness, then it's just motor mounts, bellhousing bolts and exhaust. Biggest tip is remember, the guys there before you didn't care what you needed when they cut their parts out with a sawzall, so don't worry about messing up the stuff you don't need, hoses, core support, radiator, cab, etc. 2wd trucks are the easiest to pull engines and transmission out of, then 4x4 trucks, then vans.

In some cases I totally understand, but what in there are they taking? Solenoids? LKQ charges $40 each for them, new ones are almost the same price and you know they're good. Filters? Again new ones are under $20 and not already full of junk. I totally get that in some cases getting used parts from the junkyard makes total financial sense, but in the case of these 4l80's, which by the way, I can't see any parts missing from, I just don't understand it.

@@MohawkMotors well I took a governor pressure solenoid for a 46re and they gave it to me but that was a junkyard named u pull it

@@MohawkMotors idk about filter I wouldn't take a filter from there unless I got the whole transmission but you are right the filter is cheaper brand new than getting one from there... MAYBE THE FILTER WAS NEWER AND THEY GRABBED IT

I just listed it for sale on facebook marketplace.

If you can get it out in one piece without any broken clips, cracks, peeling color, etc, and you have a warehouse shelf to store it on until you find a buyer. In the 5 years I've been parting out the GMT 800 trucks and suvs I've sold 4 dash pads/covers and only for 60 to 70 dollars a piece. If people are actually selling them for several hundred on ebay (being listed, and actually selling, are very different things) it's got to be because they are reaching an international market. The next thing would be figuring out how to ship them without getting damaged, they are so brittle and fragile, 95% of them break just removing them from the vehicle.

Nope, not anymore!

Awesome! Wish I lived that close!

@@MohawkMotors lol I’m. 3 min away

@@rodknockreese Oh wow, I had this video on and was just listening to the guy while I checked out the comments and didn't realize it's Mt. Airy. I go there often myself. I am a half hour away up in Hampstead. Wow, small world sometimes!

I'm sorry I don't understand your question?

@@MohawkMotors @ a trottle body? Cable driven, u have any

I have a stock one, complete with IAC and TPS $50

Facebook marketplace mostly

Would depend on if I can remove a part that makes it useless to someone else, without inviting risk of it becoming useless to me.