Great save!

As is the cause of most problems in vehicles, probably a bad ground somewhere. Enjoy tracing that out.

Does it only take 1 quart of oil omg

Looked to be easier than the Cub Cadet, either that or I'm getting old. lol

My 2000 jeep xj did that recently and its just the master control module for the door locks i just pulled the fuse

ghost car

Most likely the battery

Had a Dodge Dakota that did the same thing never could figure out where it was but I'll tell you what I know and where to roughly look if you drove with the windows down in heavy enough rain that water got into the window/locks switch it could be shorting it out or you could have wires in your door like at the hinge or somewhere else the maybe fire wall or engine bay that have rubbed bare and are shorting possibly a f*****-up fuse or relay I hope this helps and I hope you get it fixed alternatively pull the locks fuze (what I did)

As a KZfaq know-it-all keyboard warrior, sounds like either the switch is bad (worn down and contacts barely touching) or relay/solenoid is bad

Tou got yourself some very touchy connectors or something

As a non mechanic living on the Rez. 3 things maybe. 1.Battery 2. Alternator 3. Starter.

We’re is the oil plug at!! I can’t find it on mine man you didn’t explain that well at all!!

I've used their parts , they work quite well. Terry that's a whole afternoon job for me :)

Battery powered gas removal tool 👌👍@wtbm123

I have 2 of these. Made myself a rig with a coil lead from something so you could pop the direct spark coil on one end and the plug on the other to pick up #1. It still works and is useful

Thank you, thank you, for showing the spring clip inside where the two cables which come together. After going through multiple videos, you are the only person to do this. for me being a novice, it is a huge help.

Having used thise allot, makes me feel old 😂

Exclusively Sears Roebuck

Learned to use this when I was 12 👍 Back then we would do a timing check on almost every car 😊

Alright, this is gonna take more explanation.Can you show us a demonstration please?

Great video!

I used one of those to time my 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS that I’ve been restoring.

Bought a new 3 row. Hope its a simple bolt in.

I still use mine. Some of the new stuff, inductive wont work.

😂 i forgot about them

What else do you use?

TDC

Still have mine 👍

I'm dated further back than you and forgot all about a timing light 😅😂

Don't know if I where seen that one!! Nice the co. Was listening to you!!! Lets us know how it holds up!! Thanks for showing!!

Very cool brother 😎 thanks for sharing 👍

Nice that the company even conversed with you. Looks like a good buy that should last.

Good review,

Sewing machine oil for the win.

I like a 12” ratchet, comes in handy for those stubborn bolts or nuts. Adding that oil will be a big help to extend its life.

It's good to hear the company took some interest. It's amazing what a little oil will do.

Someone offers one like this one (Taurus sel 2005) and it’s impecable, no rust 70000km but I’m dubious to buy, Manitoba has snow and I’m uncertain about its performance! Any suggestions

lol!

Do you know the part numbers for the gouvernour springs ? My simplicity 7016 is missing them

does it not need a new battery? what’s it doing

When are you putting a racing engine in your mower? :)

I've had my disappointments seeing the made in America label only to be made in China. There should be a law putting a CEO in jail for fake labeling . I do believe them pliers are American made .

I retired from NASCAR's BS in 2016.

Scratch that, I thought you were working on a 4.0L

FYI: the install order on the coil is not the firing order. The coil is front to back 123 then drivers side front to back 654 while the actual firing order is 1-4-2-5-3-6. Hope that helps. Paired cylinders are 1-5, 2-6, 3-4 which the three coils in the coil pack fire together.

Didn't see it, not into it.

had to do this on my 95 Silverado ,my old weightlifting bench press bench came in handy to lay your back on when working under the dashboard.