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Hey let me ask you. My 2015 F150 Lariat is gulping trans oil like crazy. 1 month and then I have to put more ( 4 or more quarts) Can this be the problem?

Post an update on how the cars have been dealt with and if they are still in for repairs

I have the same set

I'm 1000% sure you don't own a motorcycle

you need power tools bro save you more time but awesome job

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Put silicone in it to make it look patched

Patch is cheap. Mindfulness for next days ride

Lazy

Even tho it didn’t go all the way through, it damaged it enough I wouldn’t trust it

Just patch the tyre and stop being a bitch.

Gum works

Doesn't need a patch it was only in the tread no punche I've been working on autos for 43 years.

Get with the Customer and state your professional opinion and explain why. If the Customer still wants a patch. Do it.

Explain the process to the customer. If they ask for a path, water mark the entrance point, dismount the tire patch that area, show customer. Next, car

Is this real

If it ain’t leaking what are we even talking about here.

If there paying do it anyway make the money but tell them there's no need to ahead of time

Better to leave it or proper clean then fill with silicone or tire material. If it didn’t break the tire base lining.

The screw may have gotten to the radial belts. If that happened then water will get to it, seep throughout it and rust the radials. Plug it. However, looks like a well used tire. Will probably need new ones before the radials rust out. Leave it.

Patch it...☝️well plug it..it doesn't need patched(inside) show them and see what they want to do

Your good

You cant patch or plug it there anyway. Plugs or patches must be in the center 1/3 of the tire only. You patch it, and the tire completely fails down the road, you are 100% liable. The answer is a new tire

Ok last question. What size where the nuts on the torque converter n what you used to get to it?

All depends on the condition of tyer. Type of tyer and the use.

Patch it

dont be lazy

I would take the tire off the rim. Put a patch on the inside. You're not going to make the hole any bigger, like you would with a plug. The patch is just a piece of insurance in this situation. I wouldn't have patched my own tire, but for the customer's piece of mind, why not?

If that's what they want, then patch it.🤯

That’s a funny looking nail

Plug it myself. Thats what i do

Why did you spray it twice toward the end and totally spray underneath the hole? It is not leaking… continue on with your day.

They wanna nail you, so screw them!

Send it

Brake cleaner wash the hole out ,dry the hole with air jet fill the hole with black silicone or preferably tyre dough 👍🏻

It’s not leaking air so no puncture. I would continue on about my life

Nothing let it be

Thats a screw no id leave it be no point in putting s patch on

Dam that truck is new

Drive on

The spikes screw off first 😂

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Great video thanks for sharing my friend 😊

Maybe the support should be moved for better support?

Great info. Though a newer model year, my Instrument cluster is only partially illuminated at night. Otherwise, works fine. Have you ever run across that situation or heard of how to fix this issue?

That be a screw home boy

Sell them thei idea no repairs are necessary