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The heat shield is not OEM, you installed that when you replaced the aftermarket filter which is a psychological feel good item.😁

I was wonder why I’m at wheel works and they charging so much now I know why 😂😂😂😂

I’m already convinced on getting this intake but just wanted to say the lip is tough. Now I’m looking for a similar one online 😂

I love watching these videos to see everyone struggle with how to take the spark plugs out with different combinations of tools. They are literally in the worst spot and i dread doing this every 30k on my WRX

Mileage? I got 2018 55k miles

Thank you for doing this video! I know it’s been a while but I just got mine and it has 65k miles on it and I’m thinking about doing this job soon. What was the socket wrench setup called? Or rather the combination?

I have a 22 Ram. Was so mad the interior of the truck was so dark. I bought a couple boxes of those fenderwell lights and replaced the under dash lights with 1 ea per side. Under the rear seat i have a Du-Ha organizer and I mounted 4 of those lights across the front. World of difference!!!

What's with the redundant filter in the lid? Anyone remove it?

Very helpful!!

Why does my back wheel well look different?

Are those bulbs still lighting without flickering??????

You guys didn’t use the spacer?

Shot fella. Im needing to do this for my 17 levorg. By the way what nationality are you guys?

FYI, tossing that part unsecured at the rear of the bed is asking for a missle in an accident. At least toss it closer to the cab.

Bro where did you get that cotter pin? What size is it

Torque Specs: 177lb for big spring nuts 66lbs for bottom bolts 36lbs for castle nut 159lbs Axle Nut

Nice video. Torque spec info was a great idea. Since it's typically a high mileage repair, I usually replace the lower ball joint while I'm in there.

Thank you guys for this video! Making it much easier to not have to figure it all out on the fly while doing this today. Great positive attitudes throughout the video and fun editing made me watch the whole thing and not just skip around. Appreciate the experience you shared!

(Important info) Absolutely great video! I used this as a reference to my Corolla and I also took the Hub to a mechanic and put an OEM bearing in. Which was a $90 dollar bearing. One thing I will note for viewers is that a lot of these vehicles are high mileage and second or third hand. So not all these bolts are guaranteed to be OEM. For instance, my axel nut was a 6 point and it was heavily staked. Make sure you unstake the axel nut before removing it! At the time, I unknowingly forced the staked axel nut off with an impact and it damaged the threads a little, but I was still able to thread on a new axel nut that was oem style. Note: this video does not show him staking the axel nut. Simply take a hammer and punch and stake it into the grove on the cv axel threading. If you’re still unsure a few other videos on TH-cam show this.

Great video . The arm that attaches to strut was nor mentioned. Is there a torque spec. for that arm? Thanks.

OMG THIS WAS SO FRUSTRATING!!!! I broke porcelain on the plug and got it wedged inside. took 3 hours to break it up and finally get it cleaned before removing the spark plug. Good video, found it very helpful. Although if i made my own video, it wouldve been more entertaining(and many censors)

on my 2004 corolla the intire knuckle loaded with the bearing is 150$

Thanks for the great video! (Lafayette, LA)

Great job

Awesome video guys. Really appreciate the professionalism.

Great lighting, clear explanations, fast forward on the tedium, and including tool sizes needed! My friend, a well deserved like! One of the best put-together videos I have ever seen!

How is the interior lighting holding up so far?

This help and I got wrx 2018 from Washington 2023

Thanks for the video guys! Gonna give this a shot this weekend!

Thank ya sir I was trying to figure out how get the pcm out lol

Did you need to get an alignment after this? Thanks and great video

Very informative video. I have the Limited model so there are several LED's already in the interior. What I'd like to know is there a kit available on the market for specific areas where you want to install LED's or do you just order the kit and just replace the one's desired ? Not sure why Ram would install LEDs in the cargo box area but regular filament bulbs by the high mounted third brake light. Also, is there an installation for under the hood ?

Thank you for informative video. Big help Would it be easier if disassemble wheel bearing hub instead of all wheel assembly ? Thanks

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My wheel bearing is messed up. Toyota dealer is quoting me $580.00 to change 1 wheel bearing. They say the labor is 4 hours. It doesnt seem difficult from watchin the video. Did it take 4 hours to change this? Also, do you think $580.00 is too much? Im not sure what the fair price is. TIA

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Did you have to reduce the gap when you added modifications? I see that he has the same cold air that I do. Just curious if that was something you might have not thought to mention. Thanks!!

Nice video..bought my 2020 ram used with the same rain guards already installed..dummy who installed the rear visors crushed the window seals up inside...and messed up the push rivets...go figure..thanks for the up close shots of the rear seals, it will help out tremendously

did it need an aftermarket gasquete from the J pipe?

Your video views with finger prompt + verbal instructions are very well done. Clarity and conciseness like this are not common on media platforms. I never write feedback so keep this level of quality up my friend...

Got the same kit and did every bulb on the truck In the time it took you take apart the maplight assembly lmao! Thanks for the video tho!

How many mile that car just curious. I found Moog hub/ bearing / knkal assembly with 150 around Moog brand. If I go skp can done with 85. Pretty good deal I think. Bye ty for videos.

Might be 3 years old but useful I got the last ones of the 22 2.0T great job guys

Thank you for the vid. I'm noticing that alot of 14MM magnetic spark plug sockets on the market are 12pt while the hex on a 2017 WRX spark plug is 6pt. Are you using a 12pt or 6pt 14mm spark plug socket to remove/install the 6pt hex spark plugs? If you dont mind me asking, which brand spark plug socket did you use?

Is there any issue if I useing 5w30 amsoil instead of mopar oil 5w20?

I found it relatively easy to remove the filter if you scoot in from the front of the truck feet first and on your back.

I love the unnecessary item removal 👍 and although I like the red Subaru logo,... I'm tempted to go with Decepticon emblems. 🏹🤠👍

Someone broke the pins. Trust me I know...🤣🤣 was the emblem plastic dip paint? Do you have videos on what you done on the car?

Dealership offered to do this for me for a 90 dollar labour fee 🤣

Nice! Don't know if I'd want to go through all that though.