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Great vid Eric! Was there any particular reason you went with Bendpak? I’ve been looking at Atlas vs Bendpak, and there is quite a bit of difference in price, but most seem happy with the Atlas. I have noticed Atlas doesn’t certify their lifts, like Bendpak does, which may not be as important for a home DIYer?
Thanks, that does help. Now, can anyone confirm if a 97 Accord is that simple?
Also, FWIW, I just reset the light and it stayed off, again. How can this module be bad, but the SRS light takes a few days or weeks to come back on?
Keep up the great work Eric! I can’t wait to see the Shell info. I only will buy Shell gas for my vehicles as I’ve noticed a big difference in towing performance with my 07 Tacoma 4.0L and not using it.
Keep up the great work Eric! I can’t wait to see the Shell info. I only will buy Shell gas for my vehicles as I’ve noticed a big difference in towing performance with my 07 Tacoma 4.0L and not using it.
I have Loctite 263 here at home, so I’ll probably just use some of that. One of it’s recommended uses is studs in an engine block. http://www.henkelna.com/product-search-1554.htm?nodeid=8797951950849
I have Loctite 263 here at home, so I’ll probably just use some of that. One of it’s recommended uses is studs in an engine block. http://www.henkelna.com/product-search-1554.htm?nodeid=8797951950849
Eric, you plainly state it’s a paid commercial so I have no issue with this. I’m glad you have such opportunities, especially if it helps keep you and your business going! Best wishes and Stay Dirty! ::
Eric, you plainly state it’s a paid commercial so I have no issue with this. I’m glad you have such opportunities, especially if it helps keep you and your business going! Best wishes and Stay Dirty! ::
I posted a review on the vmanual page too. Again, thanks so much for making this video Eric! It was truly helpful, and I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to make this video, and all the other video’s and info you provide!
I posted a review on the vmanual page too. Again, thanks so much for making this video Eric! It was truly helpful, and I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to make this video, and all the other video’s and info you provide!
One of our tool room guys at work has the easy out and broken bolt out in no time this morning. Took it for a quick spin and all is well. 🙂
One of our tool room guys at work has the easy out and broken bolt out in no time this morning. Took it for a quick spin and all is well. 🙂
I adjusted the valves on my 97 Accord yesterday using a box end wrench and screwdriver and by about the 8th valve, my back was saying it wished I had the quicker Snap-On tool! lol If I did this regularly, I’d certainly invest in that tool!
I recently bought my first Snap-On ratchet, a long handled 3/8″ and it is way nicer than any of my Craftsman wrenches! I also bought a Blue Point impact & air ratchet, both of which are much more powerful than my older Craftsman air tools.
Good tools can make life a lot easier!
Where are you guys buying the longer feeler gauges? Angled ones would be nice too, as I ended up bending mine yesterday to make them fit easier.