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@@redtoaster4859 yeah to me it sounds like either you didn’t program it right or the unit you got is a dud. Not really sure but I would try to reprogram it see if that helps

@@apollorobb yeah I realize now I misspoke but I guess it still works thanks for watching

@@Tenneseejosh really?! That’s interesting 🧐 I guess you learn something new everyday

@@Rustinox speed holes for the win!

@@andrewolfgang389 not really sure what you were expecting here … just a way to reuse what could have been trash

Oh shut up cop

@@user-rq1mx6ou8u I sure did it was something I had kicking around that had a large enough head on the screw for the hole

@@BlackAndBlueGarage harbor freight is your friend

Nah. You just need a vise and a bottle jack or a honking big c-clamp

@@Fulcrum205 big hammer 😜

@@Fulcrum205 true story. They do make dimple does that you don’t have to press as well

@TheBeardedJeeper When I did aircraft structures I had a set that worked with a big pneumatic rivet squeezer. I had some big ones that my machinist friend made for me that were squeezed via a nut and bolt through the center. Those were for special circumstances. I usually just used the floor hydraulic press and regular dies. FYI I would get some Boelube instead of oil. Oil isn't a good lubricant for a low speed, high pressure application like that. If you can find it there is a chart some where (I saw one from 3M years ago) that shows lubricants vs pressure and speed.

@@SWBCrawler lol they are really neat for sure can’t wait to use them in some of my projects

Nate is a smart man, but he speaks with too much authority for me. Nothing against him, he knows what he's talking about, I just have demand avoidance lol.

@@BlackAndBlueGarage instead you have me that is still learning and really knows nothing 😂

You are correct it’s the beginning of

@@alanrawson-wg8io yeah they work really well for the cheap price

@@bill.Latham thank you! I would say any little trickle charger will work fine anything to give it a little juice

@@tommyluddy thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. This stuff works really well!

@@RichGurska this stuff seems to work really well

@@eliseletizia7118 you would love it works great!

@@alanrawson-wg8io this is my first time using the wheel cleaner works great

@@LunaticDad they have a bunch of cool products for sure

@@Baron-hd8ex thanks for watching!

@@FMJeeping thanks man

@@alanrawson-wg8io one bolt at a time

@@BlackAndBlueGarage honestly drilling the box probably would have been easier in the long run that end cap was a pain

@@TheKontinuum thanks for sticking around I am doing well just been busy with my regular job. How’s the off-road world in Europe?

@@TheBeardedJeeper It literally depends from country to country (in Hungary, for example, there are no mountains), but we in the Balkans have very good conditions for off-roading, not only for war.😄

@@TheKontinuum it would be neat to wheel over there at some point. I don’t think I’ve ever seen wheeling videos from across the pond

@@georgefletcher9314 thanks for watching man. Yeah been busy but want to get back to being more regular with posting content. Thanks for the support

@@maryhilton1558 who uses beard trimmers lol. And most batteries have the indicator lights on them so you can tell charge percentage

@@ronjlwhite8058 I switched to milwakee and the batteries hold up a lot better

@@Alex-zd7qh war is sad sometimes

It's probably a fire ant, an invasive one, that's why it lives there

@@TomBombadil704 😂 I’ve been there

@@davidvaninwagen9391 I sold them a year or so ago. What’s wrong with them?

@@TheBeardedJeeper Both were rebuilt to 456 ratio at Steve’s in Epping a few years ago, but I think the crush collar on the front was a smidge off and the gears started getting wearing down to the point where I was concerned that they might catastrophically bind up. I’ve also been hearing some noise from the rear diff, so I decided to park the Jeep in the driveway about a year ago and buy a replacement vehicle to daily drive. It’s a hard pill to swallow, considering that I took a loan on the jeep to do the very work that ended up failing. Nothings worse than paying on a vehicle that you can’t drive. We threw thousands at it trying to figure out the steering issue, and even put a new lift on it to no avail. Then I took it down the road and solved the problem for a $150 a local shop. I meant to say TJ in my original post, but I was a bit tired I guess. I owned I white lifted YJ for 9 years in my 20’s.

@@davidvaninwagen9391 how long ago did Steve do the gears? Any warranty on his work? Might be worth bringing into a reputable shop to see if they can at least diagnose what the problem is. I wish I could help but I know squat about gears. I’m gonna teach myself when I re gear the one ton axles. I see axles on FB marketplace a lot too you can check there depending on budget

@@TheBeardedJeeper It’s been at least a few years. I’m pretty sure it’s out of warranty time wise.

@@davidvaninwagen9391 strange and it started happening all of a sudden? Got enough gear oil?

@@davidvaninwagen9391 yeah those were my thoughts too

@@jagerandres5808 wow that’s someone’s whole paycheck 😂

@@TheBeardedJeeper snap on sl80a 1/2 in drive non swivel neck 15 in ratchet wrench and a 5 in 1/2 in drive extension

@@jagerandres5808 wow awesome

@@alanrawson-wg8io yeah for sure they get into those hard to reach places a little easier

@@Degen.Diesel haha 😆 that’s a good point. If you had a Time Machine you would have all the time in the world

Love to Em!

Love to Em!

@@andrewpalmer6167 hope you are doing well!

@@andrewpalmer6167 I’ll tell her you say hi 👋

@@alanrawson-wg8io those would be cool but I would have to get a custom plate made

Well in that case go with the orange futuristic one.

Awesome glad it worked for you

Glad it helped out! Yep counts in my book! Thanks for watching I really appreciate it

Trying to be better about putting out videos again. Thank you so much for the support it really means a lot

Sorry if the video didn’t help I agree this wasn’t one of my best videos thanks for watching though

Awesome glad it helped

Wow thanks Ken I really appreciate that! Thank you for watching the video

It should work either way. If the lock tight is holding it you can apply some heat to melt it out or help free up any rust.

@@TheBeardedJeeper THe heat worked!! I used a propane torch - it did not take much. Thanks for the tip.

@@Siriusastronomy no problem glad we could get it all figured out for you.

I have gotten a lot better now. Still always room for improvements

Awesome glad it worked out

Awesome glad this worked for you

Hmm did your door locks work before this? Maybe some of the wires are different depending on the year

Awesome glad it helped you out

Maybe?… I haven’t tried it. I would be worried about it damaging the vinyl but if you were to maybe try it in a small inconspicuous spot first let me know how it works