Bruh...how's she holding up in 2024?

Thanks for the information I just bought the 1989 palomino it has the shower and the toilet. But I have a question what do you use for the lube on the springs

I'm trying to replace my o2 sensors also on my 2011 endeavor. Issue I'm running with is getting the right o2 sensor. Parts store has then as different labeling ( depending on where you go) they gave me the wrong ones twice. Can you please list them as what they would be called at the parts store.

Good video.

have a question. where can I find my oil pressure sensor? on my 2005Mitsubishii endeavor

You still have this bike

You saved me bro, they want $35 each tire and i have a drift kart I'm running these tires on. No way i was overpaying

I have a 2004 Mitsubishi endeavor LS AWD 3.8L and I've changed the front sensor where is the 3 sensors on this type model of vehicle. I'm in Boise, Idaho. Sincerely Doug C. Prouty

Great video! Clear, simple and to the point. Do you have more maintenance videos for the 1600 Vulcan? Something like clutch fluid bleed, brake fluid change and regular oil change?

Nice review, thanks much.

Thanks for sharing

what did you use to make the sheeting stay in place?

Where can i buy the inline switch from

Where did you buy that because I cant find one anywhere?

Made that look too easy wish it would fix my issue! Always been a headache to close my 2016s. Guess it’s a aneurysm now that it won’t close❓ Good easy to watch & follow video though 👍

Thank you so much

What pipes are those they sound great.

I appreciated that my brother helped me out

I can't wait!

A 3/4 Socket will fit snug on a 19 mm bolt. 3/4 might be equivalent to a 19 mm but 19 mm is a tad bit bigger every shade tree mechanic ought to know that

What do you think about the conversion from shock absorbers to hydraulic ones? The compressor has given me problems and I thought it wouldn't make much of a difference.

THIS VIDEO IS GOLD!!!!! THANKS!! YOU THE BEST.

My senor it's working it's on the off Do you know how to set to turn back on My camera screen is working in my vehicle

He was confusing from the 1st. Two sensors… from that point I think it’s best to look at blueprint for self.

Great video brother 👍🏽

do you have to drop the fule take???

would love to see a better picture of where and how the springs go and look like.. bought a used pop up with broken broken spring

Cool! I like this design better than cranking and dealing with cables. I have a 1987 Coleman Columbia.

I been looking for one for my nomad I have the same size and year as yours by any chance you remember the part number or any info that would help me get one for mine thanks

Yo you tryin hard to hear the music thru your bikes loud sound but I think it wont cut it for your ride, need somethin more powerful your exhaust drowns out the sound , kool vid thou, thanks!👍

I have a question for you that I have buried myself with videos and forums trying to find out how to troubleshoot and hopefully solve this nightmare I'm having with my 2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT 4L. It has 120,000+ miles on it and I haven't had any issues with it for the 2 years I've had it. Anyway I drove to work and turned the key backwards to listen to the radio without wasting gas. I went to start it after about 15-20 minutes but no crank and no start. Only a light hum from the fuel pump I'm assuming. I checked to make sure that the shifter was in P and went to take the key out in the off position and the lights(check engine, and all those lights stay on and the power windows will work along with the headlights, power windows, etc.. even with the key out no matter what position the ignition is in or the shifter! ) I took the battery out and got it tested and the CCA was fine with the load test too. I have to keep the battery unhooked until I get a chance to try anything to find out what the problem is which is very hard working 6-7 days a week, it's winter in Kentucky so 50 degrees would be warm right now and along with the constant raining it's been very challenging to say the least. I hooked up a scanner to it and got codes P0301, P0304, P404, and last but not least C3101! If you can help me out soon I will give you a list of some tools and equipment that was left to me by my late eldest brother who left me a bunch of his stuff where he owned his own imported car repair shop in Indianapolis for years until he was the head mechanic at a local motorcycle and ATV dealership. Please let me know soon as you can. Thanks!

You are AWESOME! Thanks!

7:03 sup my friend, good video you safe me lot of money👍🏼🫡

I still have camera just no beep...any ideas?

Nice bike, I got the same year model black and chrome, I took the windshield off and installed a fairing and tour pack with 12 inch apes, man I love these bikes, your bike is clean ASF

What size are the speakers

Very helpful! Thank you!

One connector is black and one is grey

How are they holding up? Would you still go this route for a new set?

Trying to do this shit now. Had to remove tire, no idea how you got to it from under the truck, hose in the way isn't that maluable, turned the vent valve 90 degrees and won't come out, and cannot blindly take the connector off. Wish you had shown more instead of saying it's easy as it's hasn't been too easy so far.

NICE WORK!

Does the CCM affect the proximity sensor as well? My camera works but the proximity sensor is lit on the button and doesn't beep when I'm close to an object.

Had a 99 Nomad did 11" apes, fairing, shaved the lines on the bags and did custom paint. Had it for 8 years, just sold it in August. But just got me a 01 Nomad last week and bout to start the process all over and plus some other add ons. Just a heads up, if you go with 10, or 11" apes you wont have to add anything to your cables or lines. 12" or up and youll need new brake line and longer wires.

Nicely done!

Great video

My man’s got a Captain America shield up on his workbench. 😍💪🏻💪🏻

Like the video. The "Boom" replaces Wha' la as we use to say. You make it simple Bro. Thanks! And BOOM

Thank you

Keep the jack threaded rod well oiled. I’ve got a similar one for my triumph. Easy to position the jack to get a front or rear lift. And like you say, absolutely no problem to store it.

Talk so much and simples show exact everything know see understand but talk talk talk so much waste of time hours.