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@fastvpbt1 Start by adjusting the rear brakes (watch any of my drum brake videos) as you want to do that before adjusting any cables.
hey eric can you do a handbrake fix on a car mine isnt holding when fully locked up car moves still when handbrake fully on ?why weird?!can you show us all how to fix rear brakes with handbrake so canr handbrake works cheers:)
ENGINE VISION I LOVE IT!
@TheMarksLegacy Thanks for the comment.
Great video !! thanks for posting
@fastvpbt1 Hello Australia! Thanks for the comment I really appreciate it.
excellent work man im a mech for 16 years in australia here and do all me work i know whats its like but that comes with the job doing this stuff makes me relaxed work on me own car and do engine swaps like you keep up the good work eric cheers from down under!!!!lol:)
@sevendragon Thank you very much, I spend a lot of time making the videos and it’s always nice when my work is acknowledged in this way. Thanks for the comment.
I’m glad I stumbled upon your channel. Not only do you give out step by step information but your presentation (video editing) is excellent. very unique and well done for this self filmed “how to” automotive genre.
@sidhucer00789 Perhaps that was the issue, thanks for the comment.
salvage yard is using the same crappy parts in their trucks lol
salvage yard is usung th same crappy parts in their trucks lol
@green95gt It’s always great to get comments like this from fellow techs it means a lot, thank you.
i’ve been wrenchin’ for years and your hitting it on the head with this vid. going into a job relaxed and taking breathers is key. checking all your tools is another most. great vid soup to nuts.
@Jimmyretired Somedays it does seem that way but I’m actually about 30 miles from the shop, I used to live up the street from it but then I moved.
Good videos Eric, I was under the impression that you lived in your garage, how far is it from your home?
@vigorstyle916chino Cool, thanks for the comment.
good video,i did the same thing on a 02 dodge ram 1500 4.7 and did it all in 5 hours i tooked the old engine out and got the new one in with no problems..thanks to your videos.it really helped me alot.thanks!
@EricTheCarGuy get an 2002 dodge Dakota. i love mine
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ever since i started working on my car(s) regularly I’ve been playing mediation music
on the radio to keep myself calm when things don’t always want to work your way. turns out to be really helpful. when i swapped out the muffler on my car recently, instead of getting angry and ripping it off i cooled down, busted out the torch and heated the bolt until it broke off. welded it up and the car sounds great.
No hurt hands, un needed broken parts. thanks man
Hi Eric I feel your pain being in the same spot you have been and are now.
I have been a mechanic for many years I have had troubles with parts and bolts, I’m glad to see the truck running I have watch all 3 vids and they are put together every well.
@jet79637 That would be cool but I don’t have a place to put it really, perhaps some day.
@AutoTechHector Yea, I know the type, thanks for the comment.
@karkraz To be honest this is the first time I’ve ever had any trouble with a salvage yard engine, hence the reason I didn’t put a whole lot of effort into checking it out before I installed the first one.
@bossthadal I wouldn’t say idiot, sometimes people are just forgetful, never look a gift horse in the mouth. Free tools are free tools.