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Those are the plug/coil sleeves. They just pull out. The rubber on the coils can expand a little with heat so they sometimes stick. The sleeve might need a new seal under the valve cover and could be the cause of the valve cover gasket leak. You can see the oil build up on that third plug when i pull the plug out. I did let the client know about it.

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@sean9267 you may need link extensions. Ive had others mention that whatever kit they got came with some. Also, sometimes putting the vehicle on the ground will bring it to where it needs to be, I run into that mostly in the rear on a few different lifts and truck brands.

Youre not crazy. Its rear wheel drive.

@wcjcnc the hex driver is great for the little stuff, absolutely. Thanks for watching!

Well, I stopped by Harbor Freight and picked up this tool. It’s freaking perfect for what I needed. Like you said, just enough torque but not too much. Used it all day in my shop. I couldn’t be happier with it. Very small and compact. Perfect for taking carburetors off of lawnmowers, and other small bolts on small engine equipment. Subscribing to your channel. Thanks again!!

@wcjcnc glad you like it. Im really happy with Hercules.

@@enis8870 I really dont know. It was a clients truck. He had it towed out.

@lucasornelas6113 thanks for watching! I really enjoy the set up, it works great. I started making a different filter now though, I still use the mesh but I make it like a sock and stuff it with steel wool and put it in the bucket where the drain goes in. It works really good and catches almost everything, even the really fine stuff. I should maybe make another video showing that, it made a huge difference.

@@MegaMilesBen That sounds great, im going to create a set up just like yours i really like it.

@lucasornelas6113 Ive seen like "clip on" peg boards and "hanging" drawers. Im thinking about adding in some stuff like that and maybe an upper light above the bin.

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@@erniejudah6976 Hope it helps. Thanks for watching!

Got them babies in today and some new ball joints! Appreciate the vid👍🏽

@erniejudah6976 awesome!!

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@markb3129 the control arms cause that.

@tedross2424 I dont, Im sorry. It was a clients truck. He changed sizes at some point too awhile after.

@@Dronesdelalegrias thank you!

@brianf9323 I believe its a 14mm.

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@@Brian.monterroza05 I dont have a video for that one yet.

@@thelonewrangler1008 some of them do, not this one, its plastic.

@lukeewald6781 possibly bad whewl bearing. I couldnt diagnose this for you on youtube.

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@MegaMilesBen green or yellow or does it matter

@kermitalexander6655 this is vehicle spceific, as shown, its orange.

@@LCOND12 nice!! :)

Were u get the headers from .....?

@Sorodz2 I just found this kit. Its the only one Ive seen "in stock" in a long time. The place I got my daughters is still out of stock. eccppautoparts.com/for-1993-1997-corolla-1-6-l4-4afe-stainless-steel-4-2-1-manifold-exhaust-header.html?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAvP-6BhDyARIsAJ3uv7aMglzVuYhBSL5y2Bvq_v5VJ6fRFm0U9HBoY0XI0Nf7_LjbpfiaRjAaAq8bEALw_wcB

@@markb3129 maybe try shitting it off and turning it back on. I dunno, that has to do with youtube.

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@Mrschaeffer15466 yes they do. I recommend them anytime theyre over 100,000 miles on v6s cause theyre usually hard to access. For 4cylinders, I usually just tell people to wait till they go out cause theyre easy to swap one at a time, but, if doing as a preventative maintenance, Id recommend them when theyre over 100K miles. Ignition coils can get very pricey and I do not recommend generic ones (especially ebay/amazon) as they will misfire/go bad in a short amount of time.

@Hondamdfan I use factory specs provided by prodemand/mitchell which is a $200+ a month service that probably about 80% of all shops and dealerships use. It also includes updates, notices & recalls by dealerships as well. This client has been very long term and hasnt had any issues with either of the tune ups Ive done for him.

@oemplus3613 i use them to realign the yokes with the differentials. Its a habit to mark the driveshaft too cause Im not always replacing it.

@@adenhall9988 just the oring.

@@MegaMilesBen Would you happen to know the part number of that outlet pipe that you took off? Mine has a crack in it.. Whoops.

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@@robertfrapples2472 Sorry to hear that!

@@angusbelmar3554 you might need sway bar link extensions.

@kentvigneault8270 Thats not that bad, good job. And I totally understand, I worked on my back in my home garage for 10 years before aquiring my little shop. The rent for the lift isnt cheap though, Ill tell you that much.

@jacattack777 Im not really sure, thatd vary by engine size and sometimes the years of generation. I havent done a 19 yet.

@Ben1010Ten I cant say Ive ever tried that way, sorry.

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That would be my shop neighbors radio.

@cgonedfishing the best deterrent that I know of is to weld a thick steel cable to the exhaust and cat. There isnt anything thats really going to stop theft but it will deter some and slow down others. Those steel cables are rough to cut through.

Enjoyed the real deal video, sometimes it's best to cut your losses and move on. If he doesn't replace it with the same make and model it's probably a good way to help pay for another by parting this one out. ✌🏻

@thienlo Thanks for watching!

@lesgraves5436 thank you for watching! Glad it helped :)

Whats a sleepy joe? Which end is stuck? I had one stuck so bad once I had to remove the other side axle and went through the transmission with a prybar and poped it out that way.

Thanks for the tip, this will help others. The stock bolt is a 14mm like the others so yours may have been replaced before possibly. Its an easy bolt to drop behind the engine.

@@yamiam91 Thanks for watching!