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Awesome video just what I needed great job

I cursed for you watching this go together.

Thanks for video

Great video!!! this is the first one I found that SHOWS every step instead of just telling you what to do! Thank You!!!

Where did you buy the u joint from

Thanks Man! You’re very much appreciated.

Hi, I like your content. Do you accept sponsored products?

Great vid. Removal of mine was a bit more explosive when the ball joint finally freed itself… louder than a gunshot.😅

Outstanding video. Step by step and very thorough. Thank you very much.

Great video thanks.

Thank. You. Sir

Goood video

Is there a 2nd oil filter located on the ram back by the fuel tank?

Thank you for a straightforward explanation and step by step direction. No sponsor ads, no annoying brand shoutouts, just fixing a truck. I appreciate that.

Your fog lights stayed on with your hi beams!!??

Thanks for all the information! I really appreciate it!

Thank you partner

Heck yeah, great vid and detail. Your walk through helped tremendously.

Your reverb on your video made me leave.

Where did you get the spec's document you show where you enter the vin number? thanks

Good lawd that is the biggest socket ive ever seen bro 😮 dang im doing this brace next week.

Bro the struggle is REAL but listening to you made me feel better.😂 Did you have to do that because it doesnt have radius arms?

I did this today. It honestly was pretty damn easy. No more growling. Air tools def help. Thanks for the great video man, been watching it for a few weeks lol

Where part 2? 😊

I appreciate this man I have been fighting with west Monroe about my cars. This showed me exactly how big I needed to work on cars in the back yard lol you have a new sub I thank you again!

Thank you for the detailed and skilled video. I'm having a hard time finding the flange seal for a '12 2500 6.7.

Would this be the same for a 99 Dodge Ram Van 3500?

thanks for this very help full

On certain vehicles the OEM tail lights may not be as lush red so I went with red bulbs.

Your videos are incredible thank you and you have some clean freckkin hands! 🤣🤣

Did the washers come in the kit when you spaced the castle nut on the pitman arm? And when you did the alignment with the string was that so you did not have to take it and get a tire alignment you just did it yourself? Stupid questions probably but I not as well rounded as you seem I will have to take the truck in for a professional alignment🤣🤣

Nice photography! Very informative. Thanks

Slurps 🤤

What happens if i can't move the tensioner pulley

Nice video! I’m about to install mine.

Does that obdlink hook up to a 2005 dodge ram 1500 ? Trying to do the same thing what you did

What’s the part number to the wiring harness ?

Man i want these so bad to top my build off....

Cool lights. Do these work on a 2018 ram 1500 sport? Thanks

Thank you. Just bought a 2015 Ram 2500 4x4. Going to order the bushing now.

Same thing happened to mine except it fried the crank and blew the bottom end.

While I did find the driving around at the start a bit annoying, this is clearly the best video I have found on changing this filter. Keep making videos for these Model year Cummins Trucks. 👍

Came here for the tool size, thanks brother 🤘🏻

Sir, I just wanted to say thank you! With your video, I was able to change my belt. Best video out there!

This video is the quickest and easiest i have ever replaced this belt. The added steps of removing the airbox, tensioner, and loosening the fan shroud are the trick. These steps pay divedends in making it quick and easy. Watched the video twice through, second time wrote down the belt routing steps. With my steps and a belt diagram this thing went right in. Thank you for a great simple video. The explanation more than makes up for the impossible tight space to film.

Thank You sir -- This is my first serpentine belt and I was getting no where. I appreciate the effort you put into providing me with a path forward.

Wheres the next video? I've been waiting

I can appreciate this

I've done lots of wrenching but never did this before. Your video was very helpful. I am inclined to used never seize on lot's of the places just so I can get it apart in the future. Cheers from Canada