Please answer. Does it matter what nozzle the return line is connected to on the actual cooler?

I love this! This is fantastic, thank you!

Great job! That piston material is phenolic.

Harley shifting is always been like that clunk!

I have a 2003 and 2013 dodge grand caravan and replaced the transmission pan with one with a drain plug on both of them. So every time I do an oil change, I also change out the transmission oil. You won't get everything, but over time the old is being swapped out for new oil and after several times (5-6) your transmission oil will only have old oil in the single digit percentage range. Once the percentage of new transmission oil is over 90%, you can change it at every other engine oil change. I have done this method on my 24 year old Honda Odyssey and the transmission runs like a top.

You're awesome, thanks! just fixed mine!

Great vid. Thanks for the info. FWIW I was able to get Timken bearings from Amazon at 6 bucks a piece while Grainger wanted 36 bucks each. So it pays to shop around.

Thanks for the advice ❤

My husband just changed his, but I’m still dizzy when I take the van. The only thing I can see is that he didn’t make sure the pipe was exactly round. The other thing, he used an original second hand. This means that the metal is thicker. Maybe he didn’t tighten the metal band enough 🫤

don't get it on any paint ............ don't ask me how i know this =)

Hi can I ask if you show in your video a left hand or right hand winch we have the same camper but our jockey wheel is on the left hand side of the the camper so we need the handle of the winch to be on the other side then yours

Hi can I ask if you show in your video a left hand or right hand winch we have the same camper but our jockey wheel is on the left hand side of the the camper so we need the handle of the winch to be on the other side then yours

If it comes back - make sure you're not running on over-inflated tires. I went through two years of scratching my head with a Buick TourX. Same engine in the AWD Insignia platform. I had a persistent shudder that felt like a mis-fire under moderate load. When I reduced my tire pressure from 40psi down to 35psi ... the shudder almost completely went away (Dropping it down to the factory recommended 32psi would probably completely eliminate it). I also noticed you've got aftermarket rims and tires which may be exasperating the problem (anecdotally from having a BMW 740i in the past - I could not get rid of a vibration until I switched back to OEM wheels and tires). That grumble? You're driving in snow and ice - could it have just been a piece of broken off ice and grime that got caught between your wider aftermarkets and the plastic fender guards? Anyway - all the best. These are very nice cars for the price compared to some German and Japanese competitors.

Great video, thanks for posting!

I have a 2016 breakout and love it

I have to say THANK YOU! Your video was the first piece of knowledge I got when doing this repair myself. I was extremely relieved when I turned the key on and the engine sang gently back to life. My engine a 2016 pentastar was so loud. I found 3 completely failed rockers. I used Melling and replaced all 24 lifters and rockers. QUIET!!. While in there replaced the water pump as it showed signs of leakage, all spark plugs and coils. Engine is running so smooth. THANK YOU! I prayed all through the process specially when my timing chain skipped as I was trying to torque back to spec. Realigned everything and IT WORKED.

We haven’t taken the gondola at Stowe, may have to try that. Enjoy your videos.

We enjoy that campground, usually we finish the summer there on Columbus Day weekend. The bike riding on the trail is nice and the town shops are fun to go through.

Don't ski.. we can still be friends ;-)

Excellent video Have a caravan with a slight tick Now I know what to expect

Awesome video brother. Love camping

Cool story

Is that Dale Jr?

Great video man. I had a question. Does this service require a non slip additive to the oil?

Thats so weird, I had a Rockwood with electric winch and I love it (never had an issue). I am the opposite right now, I will love to replace the manual winch on my Jayco for an electric one. The closest I am is to use a heavy expensive power drill with an adapter.

Hold on, no oem wheel liner off the factory floor?

Yayyy!

Earnhardt jr ? 😂

Seal the weep holes first.. that's why the wells rot out to begin with

Sorry for asking but what caused your back injury?

I got a 2024 Laramie and it comes with two half inner liner leaving the entire center wide open. Makes zero sense to me on a 67k truck. God bless brother.

Which action cam in this video bro?

Good Job !

first im yelling at the screen "take the wheel off"... then yelling "drill a pilot hole"...then thinking "that looks good".."hey...good idea"...next i find myself on google searching to get myself a couple... good idea michael... thanks.

Cool ride, great sky and love to hear your take on the world. Glad your Back, the laugh at the end, says so.

I bought a nearly new Escalade ESV that had been smoked in (probably cigars, not cigarettes.) After a complete interior deep clean including steam, ozone machine, and chemical treatments there was still a slight odor. I tried masking it with various air fresheners but the very slight odor was still there. Having used many other Chemical Guys products, I decided to try the "new car smell" spray. I applied a few mists on the carpeted surfaces and then removed the cabin air filter and applied a couple of small squirts into the HVAC system. To my surprise, the nicotine smell was completely gone! Not just masked, but GONE. I wouldn't say that this product isn't exactly a "new car smell," it's more like a new leather smell. Mostly neutral and not overpowering. It's actually the exact same fragrance as the Chemical Guys leather conditioner, which I also use. Highly recommended!

Maybe you bought Seinfeld's "smelly car" the BEAST!! LOL! Yeah, I've been using Chemical Guys for years, works great!

Nice to see you are enjoying your ride Michael. Just remember not to get too heavy a bike... incase you drop it .... keep taking care of your back and neck.. ride safe brother.

The BMW S1000XR is the street-biased version of the GS for what it's worth. But I get you, I don't want an ADV. I'm also looking at a new bike because someone decided to take my bike out from under me last week (I'm fine, just bruises, super lucky and was wearing all my gear!). My eyes are on the Honda CBR650R and Triumph Daytona 660 right now. They're sporty boys but the riding position is a bit more relaxed. I don't think it'd be relaxed enough for you, though. Have you thought about getting a Street Triple? A buddy of mine has one of those and my god it looks and sounds amazing.

Yamaha raider or a vmax

Check out Amsoil’s Bar and Chain oil that stuff is what I use. It’s very very tacky and won’t fling out you won’t regret it.

Agreed on Harleys. I've been riding them for a while but I'm noticing my back hurting more and more. And that's with a "mid control" set up. Of course, that's a Harley mid control set up, which is a total joke compared to an actual mid control set up 😂 The new 1300 GS is a beast. Glad you're feeling better, riding around and looking after yourself!

Same here with discipline with sweets. Best for me not to have any in the house! Happy to see you enjoying your lunch time rides! Be safe!

Great to hear brother! My SENA Bluetooths to my Insta360 Ace Pro… very clear. Testing my neck (pre surgery) on a trip to Colorado in a few weeks 😊

I replaced some rock arm 3 years ago, though I stripped one cam bearing/cap bolt. However the ticking comes back now. Could you share the automotive bolt spec? I could not find its spec. Thanks a lot!

Cool

Where did you get your manual winch with an extended handle?

Hello, is yours the manual 6 speed?

this month I plan to change the factory oil on Mobile HP, I will pray to all gods that it will help because I don’t want to change my Cadillac XT6

Looks fun brother