@jboydmv90 awesome, i grew up racing mainly dirt track started racing a 350 pilot moved up from there, eventually worked my way into the seat of a 358 modified... i miss that more than anything. the feeling of going into a corner at well over 100mph rubbing rails with the guy next to you praying hard... it had its moments but when things came together it was a feeling like no other. its hard to explain but its something i will never forget. and one day i hope i will get to that point again,
Yea i use a come along on most collusion repairs to pull out supports and other damage. Find something secure to pull from a tree works well lol or another truck with a tow hitch as you pull tap around the damaged area. the angle in which you pull is important in some cases like a rad support that's pushed back and down you would want to pull up and out. look at the damage and try to reverse. i know it sounds very basic mostly commonsense. however i seen allot of people make things worse
@mwd92 yes i got some footage of that just need to finish editing, i need to clean shop a little lol but yea i will make a vid of it for you, stay tuned thanks for the suggestion
Unless you want to take it to a mechanic and get it professionally evacuated, just unscrew the ac lines from the ac condenser and let the Freon leak out. Just unscrew the lines slowly just to let the Freon out a little at a time.
Wish I had some help like you with my 98 chevy got the same stuff going on with mine
I have a shop in PA
How much would you pay for something like that in the exactly the same problem
Just need to help I'm in the same situation and looking for a shop to do the work
Pretty cool. Looks like that truck is in good hands.
Do you know if the bumpers from a 1995 2500 suburban will fit to a 1995 1500 truck
Does anyone know where to find the front plastic fender pieces and the one under the grill?
@jboydmv90 awesome, i grew up racing mainly dirt track started racing a 350 pilot moved up from there, eventually worked my way into the seat of a 358 modified... i miss that more than anything. the feeling of going into a corner at well over 100mph rubbing rails with the guy next to you praying hard... it had its moments but when things came together it was a feeling like no other. its hard to explain but its something i will never forget. and one day i hope i will get to that point again,
Almost looks exactly the same as mine
Just a question about this do you know the details of this crash like how fast and what he hit?
I hit someone goin less than 45 in my 96 thats just like this and ended up doin worse damage
how would you pull out a bumper with MINOR damage like 1 inch push in caused a dimple at the hood latch , can i use a come along ?
what size are the bumper bolts? My bolt heads aren't stripped but every size I've tried slips.
18 mm socket
Huh the car really do looks sad with a constant frown😂😂😂. Good Job with your repairs and making that frown go away👍👍👍👍👍
i have a 2000 montero sport and is there a way to remove the radiator support.
Pretty good I'm doing the same thing to my 98 Tahoe seen a few things that will help me out.
I have to do this to my s10, think I'll use my grinder to cut the bumper bolts. Good job!
Yea i use a come along on most collusion repairs to pull out supports and other damage. Find something secure to pull from a tree works well lol or another truck with a tow hitch as you pull tap around the damaged area. the angle in which you pull is important in some cases like a rad support that's pushed back and down you would want to pull up and out. look at the damage and try to reverse. i know it sounds very basic mostly commonsense. however i seen allot of people make things worse
I am looking forward to part II
@briansmobile1 thank you, i try to be as gentle as possible lol im sure you know. it can be tough when things are twisted and bent.
How much did you charge to do all that work if you don't mind me asking.
@robinsonsauto Ya, I used to salvage totaled Cherokee's and Toyota's Mostly just cut and weld stuff.
@mwd92 yes i got some footage of that just need to finish editing, i need to clean shop a little lol but yea i will make a vid of it for you, stay tuned thanks for the suggestion
I had to do the same thing to my 94 silverado, it’s very easy to do too.. I wish that I could send you the before and after pics..
in my case my 92 Silverado 1500 has the bumper pushed in a little I know I need to know how to remove the bumper collision support
hey did you replace both headlights? if so could i buy them from you?
LOL i cracked up when i first seen that... had no idea she scooted past till i went to edit
@Bediasman just put it up. thanks for watching
How do you remove the freon from the A/C condenser lines?
Unless you want to take it to a mechanic and get it professionally evacuated, just unscrew the ac lines from the ac condenser and let the Freon leak out. Just unscrew the lines slowly just to let the Freon out a little at a time.
You are not supposed to let the Freon out into the atmosphere, its actually illegal to do so. But i've always done it that way.
got any vids of the 4l80e surburban u were talkin about can u make vid of your shop plz thank you o and i subed i learn alot from ur vids
understood thanks
13:15 Trolling old man
Im black fix my g6
13:17 lmfao