DIY how-to with projects we take on ourselves, from fixing to building, we try to do it all ourselves. We sometimes fail but always learn.
Installing 4.88 gears in the Dana 35 for our Jeep Wrangler with a 2.5L, how we did it and what to expect during the install. See the tools and parts used for this install below. Now everyone says you should just go with a bigger engine, there is no replacement for displacement, we don’t think …
Install 4 88 Gears In Dana 35 From 4.10 || Jeep Mods E15 Read More »
In this video, we install and do a tone test of the Total Flow Muffler on our Jeep. We also do a straight pipe sound test to show the difference in sounds. You can also see an earlier video where we do a sound test of the factory exhaust and no exhaust with just the …
Install Total Flow Muffler Sound Test And Straight Pipe || Jeep Mods E14 Read More »
Installing our Pinion Bearing without a Press could not have been easier. We heated the bearing in the oven, cold the pinion in the freezer, and with no effort, the bearing was on. This saved us money on our Jeep Gear change project because we don’t have a press. We were skeptical this would work, …
Install Pinion Bearing Without A Press, Just Heat And Cool Read More »
125F Degree hot water test using $130 budget pressure washer to clean oil off the driveway. In this test, we started at 116F, but then we turned up the heat on our Tankless water heater to 125F to really put the pressure washer to the test. We are really trying hard to break this pressure …
Budget Pressure Washer, 125F Hot Water Test To Remove Oil In Driveway Read More »
Hit the Jeep with the Foam Cannon, and Foam the Engine removing Grease and Dirt. This Foam Cannon came with our Electric Pressure Washer and we just love it. Really beats the Sponge and Bucket to clean your car and seems to use a lot LESS Water. We have now had this pressure washer just …
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We replace our Oil Sending Unit, added a Fuel Filter, replace our alternator, and rig up a PVC pipe on our 2004 Bayliner Bowrider 175. We know we have good oil pressure because we have an oil pressure test kit that verified it on this boat. We did take the boat out using only the …
Install Oil Sending Unit And Fuel Filter EP #54 || Bayliner Bowrider 175 Read More »
We think these boat cleats on our Bayliner Bowrider 175 are going to hold up! They didn’t break when I pulled against them with 230lb, and they worked great at the dock during boat testing. The black nylon isn’t going to rust like the old cleats on this Bayliner Bowrider, and they only cost $18. …
Install Of Boat Cleats EP #53 || Bayliner Bowrider 175 Read More »
If you follow this boat restore project, the lake testing is probably what you have been waiting on. Does the old Bayliner Bowrider 175 cruise off into the sunset, or does it blow up and sink. In this video we get the boat Mercruiser 3.0 liter timed and ready to hit the water, testing her …
Boat Timing And Lake Testing EP #52 || Bayliner Bowrider 175 Read More »
Dollar weeds are at bay, but at what cost? We have the cost of TruGreen, plus now we have Sod that may have to be replaced and broken sprinkler heads. Not happy that TruGreen aerating our new sod even after we called and told them there was new sod. When the tech came out they …
TrueGreen 6 Month Review, Ripped Up Sod, Broken Sprinkler Heads Read More »
This was exciting, huge fireball out of the carburetor, took all the hair off my hand. In this video, we show how we set up our newly rebuilt 3.0 Mercruiser in our Bayliner Bowrider Boat for initial startup. If you want to know how we installed the distributor at top dead center and primped the …
Starting Boat Engine First Time EP #45 || Bayliner Bowrider 175 Read More »
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