Just found your video thanks much for posting this👍🏼

Old vid, but just saved me the hassle of replacing both window motors.

Cant say its a bad idea. Thanks for sharing. Still holding up? If not how long did the repair last? Thanks

It worked! Genius! Thank Jesus and the Almighty! So happy this hack worked for me! Thanks again

Just replaced my alternator today....The shop wanted $370 plus tax and would have charged another $200 for a battery since the old battery was on its last legs due to the alternator being all over the place and eventually being a "No charge" situation plus would have cost me another $150 to tow it to the shop since it wouldn't make it to the shop on batter power...., In the end the whole job I did myself, cost me just $138 and the new battery replaced free under warranty. Super helpful video! Saved me a ton of money!

Great video! I have to do this same job myself soon....

If you did all that in 10 hours that makes you a better man than me

After replacing the window regulator on a 2004 blazer, I can see why you're slow to just replace it all. Did you seal the hole with a little rtv? Can't really argue with it working again.

how do you are going the wall straight

Thank you very much! This was very helpful!

Will a2000 interchange with a2007

interesting approach. it will hold for a while i bet, until it doesnt

That pipe is hurtin!

Ok good luck, haha =)

Spiders of that size are fully capable of severing the jugular of a Human.

Nice bud. Cheers

Buy stainless steel pipes, make new exhaust

Great work. I like how you filled the gap with copper wire.

good job

I have a 2002 crew cab s10 and my dad had a 2003 Cadillac Escalade he upgraded his alternator and I put his oem alternator on my s10 it fit and work perfectly

carry along some sleeves good cordless drill and self tapping screws on the road for old exhausts emergency fix. thanks .

Hahaha

Thanks for the video! How long did it actually hold?

Great info mate! I bought one of these about 15 years ago and used it extensively into an old Peavey Bandit. I went further into modelling setups with the G7.1u (too bloody confusing!), then AmpliTube, PositiveGrid and Katana. Your vid inspired me to dust off the old 2.1/Bandit combo and I’ll be buggered if it isn’t every bit as enjoyable as anything else I’ve got. I just wish I could find the bloody power brick as it eats batteries like they are going out of style.

It worked

Great video , they have a split flange that tighten around pipe.

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good invention but it will not hold too long, jb weld will disintegrate before long from vibration and leak with alot of noise, great try tho

good invention but it will not hold too long, jb weld will disintegrate before long and leak with alot of noise, great try tho

Thanks. The spider was waiting to use the chisel on you...

When you started marking stuff so you knew where it was I knew this video was going to be a dummy on a mission. This is not something that requires depth markings, on center marks, or anything like that. Then you continue to talk about your markings as if they mattered when they never did anything at all. Wtf are you doing dude?

Very good work here ... Smart fix! Thanks for the video.

Good info but would be great if it was edited. Too long and slow.

When i saw the jb come out i got worried but it looks like a solid repair to get a few more years out of er. well done.

Whatever works! Yeah, they wanted $1200 on mine, too. Fixed it ten months ago with a tin can and four hose clamps.

Thanks for posting this, I’ve learned new techniques and ideas from you.

Nice tip. Thanks 😁😁😎😎

Worked like a charm lol

Thank you so much! Worked first try!

But Why

Waste of my time thanks.

wow that sucks

Ur awesome plan and simple.thanks

About to go out and start the prices for the drivers side. Stahodad, excellent execution, great this old fashioned layman terms instructions. The tiny details were very much appreciated a lot of times people don't remember to mention every little detail and it's very helpful thank you for being so thorough. Great video!

nice! made myself a handy little fake gun to practice holding and building the muscle memory until I can do my classes! thanks alot

I have 10 coarse of block with 7 underground on one end and 9 at the other. It is all red shale rocks some 2 foot by 2 foot. I'm using fence diggers and square buckets on rope/strap and digging bar to pry rocks to fall into buckets. I might just buy a trencher.

Was also thinking to use a jack which is what led me here. My project house's wall is about ready to collapse but the footing is great. I've pushed the joists up with jack posts and dug out nearly to the footing outside. Would love to be able to push block by block back into place but there's nothing but a dirt floor for the jack to push against. Figured I'd remove the top block, one by one and do a concrete pour into them once straight and finish it off with some carbon fiber straps so it don't come back. At least I get to put in a French drain while I'm dug out.

Working on a similar situation. It sure isn't fun digging out the foundation through red shale rocks either. The bow is more severe on my block walls and pushed in the block a couple inches in at the bottom and even more in the middle.

I don't think this was a good repair and i don't know why you drilled the pipe and left copper wire inside the pipe. Why didn't you just form it and drive it in like packing? That aside, considering your time and expense, you could have simply had a local welder weld it properly for a few bucks. This repair made no sense for a variety of reasons.

This is Genius. There's another person old person on KZbin who used vertical wood beams secured to joist and concrete floor. He used wooden wedge to push on vertical beams against the wall over a span of a few months to push 3 inches of wall back in place. Best of all he didn't move the dirt on the outside.