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Great information and advice, thanks

Great tips Jason. Great video my friend 🔧👍

Good lesson, Jason. Most people are afraid to do any front end work on their own but it's all really pretty simple. I can usually get them pretty close. Last time I had to get an alignment though, i did both sides inner and outer and the car felt jerky when it got slippery out.

I've done that a few times, way back when.

Good advice, Jason.

Very thorough tutorial

Good tips in this video. It has been awhile since I had to replace the Blazers' tire rod. I have to remember to mark the jam nut & rod. I just marked & counted the treads & "lucked out". Adding another 👍 Stay safe, Joe Z

Very nice video, i like your style, honest and crazy lol no im joking , honest and down to earth, thanks jay

View #5..........I think you got it all..........good information.......well explained......

Nice ideas there Jason 👌

Great information Jason well done 👍👍

I missed this video somehow. You're right! The smell is overpowering and it lingers for days! I used baby oil in mine too (almost the identical unit except branded differently) and I thought it would be without too much odor but it "Smells the High Heavens!" There are some small evaporative hoses and a charcoal canister above you gas tank and they may also be the source of the leak. Some apply smoke directly to the fuel filler and watch the tank. Great video!

Very awesome video my friend I love watching your video's

Interesting to see the different culture and how they lived.........Nice school and waterfall............awesome

These look like interesting locations to visit, thanks for showing us

I love museums and OLD THINGS. That's why I watch your channel, Jason. You're Old LMAO But you're talented and interesting! Tallinn has lots to see and learn about. It's probably somewhere I'll never get to so thanks for the tours.

A cold day to go sightseeing.

I love seeing that type of building construction and the way they build fences and such.

This has been interesting Jason, thank you for sharing your trip👍👍

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How's she goin'? Nice job pressing that bushing out and back in Jason. You may not of had the right gear, but you still cobbled together a system that got the job done!! Aces in my book!! Take 'er easy!!

I’ve used it on a modern ford engine in my focus. Everywhere it says to use silicone, I use this stuff instead.

Thanks again my friend, nice to see other places.

What works works, im surprised it kept going. Lol drywal screw lol

Very nice place even if its old, love to start traveling, rega seems nice

Lmao that cage got ya, i thought for sure you were going to trip😊

Nice one, great seeing those old style locks.

I was thinking it had screw in also, but i think thats mostly for rear, thanks my friend

This is probably one of the best control arm videos i have seen. Great job showing us or me, how to do this bushing. Very well done.🎉

It looked like you needed an extra pair of hands setting up the bearing press but it worked well. Great job getting it done

You need a woodstove in that shed to work in the warm...........LOL..........just a tip.......hit the end of the press with some pressure on it and you will work easier..........Are you sure that is where your clunking is coming from.......I am doubtful that it is........let us know if or what is....... Great wrestle with the press Jason........

Good job. I've used a ball joint press for all sorts of things. I've been needing to do this to the passenger side of my Jetta for about two years now, I just keep putting it off. Maybe this spring lol

Not too bad, kinda easy out / in.

Evening Jason. Very satisfying watching that bushing come out and be installed.

Got a clunky ride? Time to fix that control arm bushing-quick, easy, DIY style! Follow along as I tackle this project without a bushing press, using a ball joint press instead. I’ll show you the steps to press out the old bushing and install a new one with a bit of creativity and patience. Let’s get to work and keep that ride smooth! Don’t forget to share your thoughts or questions below, and subscribe for more DIY car fixes!

Good idea Jason. Great job 🔧👍

I'm corrupt! HaHaHa LMAO HaHaHa Nice sticker shout-out Jason!

That worked pretty slick thanks for the tip. Hope the next one is as hassle free !

You did a great job there Jason, i think you need to treat yourself to a heater for your shed it looked cold 🥶🥶

Very nice job Jason . 👍🏻

Wonderful 👍👍

Nice job Jason, that bushing looked old and wore out..... it oddly reminds me of someone we know. 🤣👍

Send along a sticker and I will attach it to one of my many Hard Hats!

The coloured sticker is nice! Bryan and Holly and Their dog Penney are GREAT! Good on you for Shouting Out his channel!

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Right on! 👍Thanks for sharing and Happy (belated) New Year! 🥳🎉

How's she goin'? Bryan and Holly have a lot of neat content. Nice shout out!! Take 'er easy!!

I'll stopby and chck out