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@@Wondering_Fireball Thanks for the info!

Thanks!

Send me a link to which ones

In most cases, yes! Please see some of my other videos that show how to do this in detail. (Ditch light install, lightbar install, and how to wire a 2 mode light)

Depends on which one you have. If the Auxbeam or similar with built in relays, then yes

If you're talking about just unclipping it, I'm not sure. But you can definitely remove it even if you have to use an angle grinder to cut through 1 link

@AZOverland2017 ah okay, I ask because mine doesn't have the chain or carrier but has the mechanism to pull the tire up. So I was wondering if I got a chain and carrier if I could install it but wasnt sure if the chain hooks on to something that it could be pulled off from

There is still so much to explore here. Glad you liked the video!

Yes, all 5th Gens use the same filter housing. Be sure to change the inner tube, etc.

You are 100% correct. I wish I had put that information in the video originally. I did provide that information in the Pinned comment at the top of the comment section. Not ideal, but I tried to make up for the information I lacked in the video. Thanks for your input!

@@AZOverland2017 i get it. it sucks to film with all of it. But we have a bunch of viewers not knowing what isocyanates are and how incredibly toxic and carcinogenic it is. It's bad to breathe and just as bad to soak into your skin. Amateurs and pros alike on youtube aren't properly geared up and so newcomers who have no clue that they need to worry about anything until they buy the products and see the health labels, if that.

It is!

Thank you!

@@2ndbar Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your feedback

@@motomarcel1 Ha, Thanks! Amazing you know the Optima.

Very much appreciated!

Thank you!

Thank you. It's difficult to say as sometimes you get into it and you keep finding things you want to make perfect. But I would say, you're pretty close in your estimate of time and money

@@AZOverland2017 Cheers! thanks

I do have the 3VZE. I haven't removed a plug wire at idle as mine runs very smoothly. But, there should be a noticeable difference in idle quality if done

@@AZOverland2017 Thanks for reply. That's what I thought. Mechanics around here are clueless and plant misinformation in my thinking that I'm now trying to unlearn.

@@DavidBeatypersonal Remove the handle trim piece from the interior. You know, that piece that popped off towards the end of the video? With that off, start looking for the rod that is connected to the actual handle. If you pull or push that rod, it should open the door

Thank you very much for your feedback!

That is a good question. With my lights, I can run both modes, but I can't answer that for sure with your seats. You may have to ask the manufacturer that question. What is the power draw for heated seats?

@AZOverland2017 Thanks for the reply. I haven't yet bought the seats (Corbeau), but I've found the heater control is fused for 10 amps.

Great to hear! I also had a good experience with them on my Hellcat

I appreciate it! Good luck with the install

Excellent question. I'm not completely sure, but i believe with the way the LEDs are installed in the bar (sort of curved), mounting it with the driving light on top may affect the way the lights are supposed to project. I would reach out to Nilight to confirm

The glove saga...

Go for it. Let me know if you have any questions along the way

That's my goal when making these videos!

@@moneygettingmovement7901 Thanks. I've painted and used a rotary polisher on hundreds of cars since the late 80s. I do agree that you can mess up your paint if you do not have experience using one. There is a distinct difference in the way you treat new paint vs detailing an already painted vehicle. You would never use wax after a new paint job. I would only consider using wax after at least a month cure time,depending on climate. I do appreciate your comment and you do have some valid input

It's just the fan at the base of the garage door pulling through the filters I have 2 wall vents of an exterior wall it will pull air from. Unfortunately I have a tile roof so not easy to cut to install venting like a shingle roof

@@AZOverland2017 great job i seen when you painted you higlander you had the plastic bearly on there now its seems like better system. i wish for you that you had a big garage . i personally just built one by my self i can see if i wanted to do a booth would be easier. but i see you making it work as is for you so cuddos.

@victornaja7927 Thanks. It is a decent size 2 car garage but I definitely need a real shop. I have a car lift in my 1 car garage that's separate, but I still need more room!

@@victornaja7927 You can get it at HD or Lowe's. 4x8 sheets of Polystyrene foam board 1/2" or 3/4" work well. Cut it for each opening about 1/2" short of the opening and carefully bend it in to press fit. It cuts best with a hot knife but you can use a new blade on a utility knife, it just makes a mess that way

@@AZOverland2017 only one thing my garage doors are 12 wide by 10 tall and they are roll up drums. i bought door none insulated because they wanted 1500 each to be insulated.. too much. will yours 4x8 sheets work you think any recommendations. thank you

@@scottmoles573 Glad it was. Thanks for watching

Thank you. I haven't tried this with a 6 mode. Most have said they can't get it to work. 1 commenter said he did get it to work by using 1 button to power the light ON and the 2nd button to "scroll" through the modes. I suspect it would have to do with the manufacturer of the light as to if this will work or not.

@@mikelobao It's the McGraw 21 gallon from Harbor Freight. I show the compressor with all the specs on the video. I believe it's just before I start spraying

I don't believe you mentioned the tank but that's OK great video

2 person or 1 and a pup

A yellow wire coming from where?

@@christopherderycke3603 What fuse did you tap into? Did you see the video I did on adding a fuse tap? If you are getting constant power, something is wrong

@@AZOverland2017I went into the radio fuse using the piggyback

@ I watched your video on testing fuses with a light tester. Picked one up and all sorted now. 😎

@@christopherderycke3603 Perfect!

Sounds like you have a pretty nice setup. Thanks for sharing! I did redo my paint booth in the garage after this video. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/CU2GgEeHFvI/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for watching!

@@TRDNate Send me the link to those lights

Cool. Let me know how the install goes. I have several videos on hooking it up and using different lighting options with it

This was done for a Subscriber. He loves the new setup. I don't have the specific springs he purchased. hopefully he will chime in

This is how: th-cam.com/video/LqH1KigT5ks/w-d-xo.html

I haven't done this but from my research it appears to get involved

I haven't tried this

Thank you, I appreciate your feedback!

@@TyGa823 Thanks. I'll check it out and update it

You need a different offset or spacers

@@geoffreydlin8043 Thank you!