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Correct it is to the negative. The negative post has two black wires. The large goes down the side of the strut tower / firewall and the small wire directly to the front of the strut towner. easy to access to connect the negative side of a charger. Hope this helps and thanks much for watching!

@ferrarikiller4921 that's awesome and thank you very much for watching!

@jackn5048 yes it will be necessary so that the lower A arm will drop down low enough the get the strut and spring assembly out of the perch. Thanks much for watching and good luck on your project!

@mikeduron5315 thank you very much for watching!

@phillipcraggs6202 I have personally never not used a air filter except for at the track but you are correct I have known people that have drove for years with no air filter and have always been amazed that it never seemed to have any obvious detrimental affects. Thank you very much for watching!

@SyNergy81 great tip! Thank you very much for watching!!!

@@DownShifting76The strap is a great way to do it too! Never thought about that method lol its definitely harder to get off when the engines cold by hand. Got a oil separator on my 19 expedition and my 02 mustang gt.definitely a must

@shawnweir8426 thanks much for watching!

Junk? Explain.

@Provenblueprint that's awesome and thank you very much for watching!

@blucky9275 cons I feel were pointed out in the video. 1. Limited cargo space for anything long-term, such as hunting or camping for multiple days and items like larger cases. 2. Limited back seat space for anyone outside of younger children or or very small adults. 3. Drive train sound due to no carpet / insulation The item I did not point out. NEEDS A COYOTE 5 LITER!!! Thank you very much for watching!

@yairfauster8631 LOL. Thank you very much for watching!

@JP-uk9uc thank you very much for watching!

@brucejones8749 thanks much for the feedback and for watching!

@jcbrew Derek Weaver Company, Inc. in Fort Worth Texas, www.derekweaver.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAu8W6BhC-ARIsACEQoDAlLsC1pw2ce49DaRxfSJixb0_Iq3aYln5wL1LamaEKQrpKlsCAKL8aAtsSEALw_wcB Thank you very much for watching!

@JasonRobbins-e7p glad GM treated you well, best of luck with the new Ford. Thank you very much for watching!

@jonathan2012alvarado I 100% get it! It's my buddy's Ford Dealership in a small town and they give us access to anything they have so I try not to beat on everything I get the keys to especially since someone is going to be buying and expecting an actual new vehicle. Anyway thank you veery much for watching and hope you check out the other videos!

@s.a.dtactical378 the process will be one wheel at a time and keep adding fluid as the fluid it removed to keep air from entering the system. Take a look at the long form video and hope that helps. th-cam.com/video/B3skZ2Li_K0/w-d-xo.html Thank you very much for watching!

@chriskinlaw3949 I noticed you initially cracked one bleeder before you put suction on it. I guess gravity of the fluid would keep air from getting into the system? That is correct. As long as you have fluid from the reservoir through the system gravity will keep the fluid flowing down. On each wheel, can you basically keep pulling fluid until it's clear or did you need to add some fluid while the vacuum is pulling? In other words is there enough fluid in a full reservoir to pull fluid until it's clear - without refilling on that 1 wheel? Yes, at each wheel just check the reservoir. As we did in the video just pull the fluid out of the reservoir leaving small amount in the bottom then fill it and past the “max” mark is okay since you will be pulling the fluid to the first & furthest wheel. Then at each caliper just begin getting clean fluid to come out, close the bleader, check your level, next wheel. I hope this helps, please let me know how the project goes and thank you very much for watching!

@stephenkiernan8520 do it your way thank you very much for watching!

@straycat2253 thank you very much for watching!

@latemodelrestoration absolutely!!!

@latemodelrestoration thank for such an awesome event!

@Cheers_Warren try the link bellow for the longform video. Thank you very much for watching! th-cam.com/video/rayQ7rBPuX8/w-d-xo.html

@CyborgFish Thank you very much for watching!

@przemekp3411drain the system via the radiator as outlined in the video. Thank you very much for watching!

@tercioannunciado1710 that's awesome and be safe out there! Thank you very much for watching and jumping in the comments!!!

@joelmeshio1073 the fact that your still out getting in done with a 1986 Dodge work horse tells me that you deserve an MVP lol. Nicely done! Thank you very much for watching and jumping in the comments!!!

@Mattalaska definitely past time. Thank you very much for watching!

@alexistaylor969 great tip and so glad your husband wasn't seriously injured. Thank you very much for watching!

@vinniethefinger7781 I was having this same conversation with a few people in the industry a couple of weeks back. Thank you very much for watching!

@heffedirte6243 🤣🤣🤣 We are in the north Texas area so luckily no issues from salt or coastal sand mixed with salt. Also, our 2016 F150 is in the garage when not being driven so it isn't sitting out in the humidity and outside elements... But I do know exactly what you are talking about LOL. Thank you very much for watching!

@stefanb8526 as a very happily married man I am just going to say thank you very very much watching and the comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@zzanatos2001 good information since Tow Haul Mode can definitely be make / model specific. Thank you very much for watching👍

@laszlovass7326 I would have to say that could be mixed in with Sport Mode LOL. Thank you very much for watching!

@rsz2001 fair enough lol, thank you very much for watching!

@mauricemcdaniel5790 I ended up using about .5-1 gallon of tap water just to pour from the expansion tank and out of the radiator drain. Just stay with the distilled for your final fill. Thank you very much for watching!

@MattPatrick-g8e we own a Black 2018 Ford Edge Sport and it is never ending trying to keep it clean so I do understand! Thank you very much for watching!

@ishakzaghari awesome deal and thank you very much for watching!

@huss9629 in the states it can usually be found for $13-$15.00 for the 15 Ounce bottles. amzn.to/4ePRWMp Thank you very much for watching!