VP-44 "How To" Install Vid......i think im going to do one....
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Yes great job on these videos Dan, ever thought about doing one for the 12-valve guys--how to adjust the timing on a P7100 pump?
Anyway, here is my (non-relevant) question, what model is your Makita driver (your third arm)? It looks like its just a 1/4 hex driver with a 3/8 socket adapter, is it 12 or 14 volts? I've been looking into buying one, but haven't found the right one yet. . . Thanks. . .
Anyway, here is my (non-relevant) question, what model is your Makita driver (your third arm)? It looks like its just a 1/4 hex driver with a 3/8 socket adapter, is it 12 or 14 volts? I've been looking into buying one, but haven't found the right one yet. . . Thanks. . .
I used the 9.6V units because of the size...they fit into more places...not that big and the Batt lasts just fine for me. AND i only use one! (WELL one left after the other bought the farm) AND the BATT's are cheap(er). I put the Locking adapter on because i got sick of the "Bull Ring" not holding sockets. The locking adapter keeps that from being an issue. Model # 6907DWE...They are all over eBay <---nice price there....man....I paid over $200.00 for mine! haha.....
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Anyway, thanks for the info on the Makita.
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Someone could make some good money replacing service manuals with videos for all sorts of cars!
Is there anyway to download the videos to your computer instead of streaming them? I would like to download to my laptop to bring in the shop with me.
Is there anyway to download the videos to your computer instead of streaming them? I would like to download to my laptop to bring in the shop with me.
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Thanks Dan, the vids are a big help
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Maybe the next time i have a wrench in my hand....ill put the camera in the other.....clutch has got to be done sometime......brakes......stuff like that....
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Oh.....its stupid easy.....like 15 mins.....but how do you think it would look if I, Head of troubleshooting and wnty at FASS fuel systems, released a vid about replacing the stock lift pump on a Dodge? More of a conflict of interest thing if you will!