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@@bobaplays4815 Thank you! I'm definitely trying! Balancing work/life/content right now is a bit difficult! Thank you for your comment!

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Super Nintendo Classic.

@@White_Hell_Daysthanks man

@@Timmerd888 You're welcome! Thanks for checking out my video!

This fight took me a long time lol, Thanks for the comment!

@@pascalroy9842 Thank you!

@@Ness-199X I do not have that game, all the games im playing are on my Super Nintendo Classic! Thanks for the comment!

@@White_Hell_Days You can download the game rom on your computer and an emulator to play mother 3

@@mutahmarriagecounselor2272 I did earlier in the game, but once the fights became easier, I proceeded with the quest. Thanks for commenting!

@@devinbounking8942 Thanks!

Thank you! I was trying for something funny, not knowing anything about the game! 😂

@@lastmanstanding80 And we appreciate that! But don't feel obligated to tip a lot! Thanks for checking out my video! I just post a new one!

@@yanks250125 I had to get out of there. 🤣🤣🤣

@@yanks250125 I'm in California unfortunately.

@@eileen4904 That's me lol, credits given in the description for the idea.

@@Delivery_Guy I did some filming for a second video on Tuesday, did more landscaping mode, gotta remember that, it's funny watching everything while editing, I was thinking, "I really didn't need to say any of that..." lol I deleted a lot of useless material. 🤣🤣

@@White_Hell_Days That’s how it goes

Thank you!

The cam shafts are in the head, your removing the head to get to the head gasket. I had a hex that we lodged in a socket and used that to remove the bolts. Research proper way to remove the head bolts. If you don't know what your doing, this project isn't gonna be worth it.

It failed lol, I got the head machined, should've done block as well, but no time or space and I was out of money, so I had to sell it. Sucks, but it was too much of a headache to keep anyways. Thanks for asking.

Felipe Martinez same

Brandon Covington I would suggest having someone show you how to do It, Its not something you want to do on your own If your not sure how an engine works/goes together/how things work with one another. Id buy the chilton book for your car, If its available. Also use any online resources you know of, youtube, forums, podcasts, magazines, all Info helps. You never know what tools your going to end up needing, so Its best to have a wide variety, get the specs for the engine, nut/bolt sizes, screws/clamps, torque specs, also any 'difficult' locations In case you need extensions. You'll definitely need a timing light and torque wrench, empty containers for coolant, lots of towels/rags. You'll have to be very organized as well, take notes, pictures, video. When you take something off, make sure you keep all the pieces together and In order, label wires, hoses, vacuum lines and where they connect to so when you go to reconnect them 'A' will go to 'A' and 'B' with 'B' ect. Also have a couple hundred bucks saved specifically for parts that might break due to old age, also, you'll need an engine rebuild kit, and you may have to get the head(s) resurfaced. Thats a lot lol.

Thank you so much dude. I've been rigorous in the educated pursuit of automobiles and how they work and I appreciate the honesty. I'm becoming more familiar with engines in general but I know it's a never-ending pursuit. The biggest fear I have is assembling compenents incorrectly but as you said, pictures and notes will probably ease the anxiety. I'm taking baby steps in fixing up my car at the moment, so hopefully some day I can tackle a project this large.

We couldve had It off the first day, but we needed a tool that I didnt have.

It took three month's. Had financial issues, getting the head machined, buying new headbolts, the rebuild kit, and misc items for cleaning, didnt get my 2012 tax return, which Im still waiting on. Couldve had It done In a couple weeks If everything worked out. Thanks for asking. -Phil