WOW!!! I'm just learning about this project!!!! Now I really want to build it, it seems awesome!!!!!!! Ordering the missing parts in 3, 2, 1!!!!

Thank you very much for your work. You are a legend. I'm starting tarmo4 once I get all the parts.

This is badass! This video has probably inspired heaps of people including myself to tackle this.

Great video.. Thanks. A few months ago, my '92 Ranger's fuel gauge started going wonky. I did what you suggested and PRESTO.. Fuel gauge works again. I actually didn't see a lot of sloshing after the repair either. Those darned old Fords start failing after 30 years and a little fixing is needed now and then

Wow good protect bro you're good with this

Could you make a body for it, or at least an adapeter?

Doesnt look ready to tackle anything. If yall looking get 3dsets or JackMass Trophy Truck...

Hi sir how to open the dash board

I did that it worked thanks

What do you do if the slosh module only has 5 connectors? (2 on one side and 3 on the other). I have a 99 ford ranger 3.0L.

Hello dear friend I have a problem in Tarmo 4 . I think a part of the front differential is missing in the file How can I send you a photo? Do you have Telegram? Please help me Thanks

can you also do a Tarmo 4 speed test too? I will appreciate it.

Does this have a differential?

what wheels did you use?

what tires did u use?

what tires did you use?

what tires did you use?

myself and 6500+ subscribers are all bummed that you never made the tutorial for this wireless volume knob. Just saying

Did you have a check engine light?

Amazing

What scale is this car 1/10? Cuz im tryin to find a shell for it

Hey bro, did you stop working on it? I have not seen any update

Ready to tackle any obstacle but can't overcome a curb? Lmao😂

I bought a 1997 Ranger 3 0 V6. The gas gauge wasn't working. I found this video and tried it. It's working perfectly now!! Thanks for the information.

no shout out to Jennies garage where you got it from?

It's been a few years, how has the rod ends held up? The small metal/nylon ones are not expensive, the big ones are however. For a big 4x4 truck, can save a lot if 3d printed, but if they wear out quickly no value in it.

Nice, i just finished building mine and going through the stages of stress testing it, ive had to mod A LOT oF PARTS for tolerances and other things. what is TPU in here? everything that is blue?

I’m having trouble keeping it going straight.

How do you measure speed? What do you use? And to see that speedometer? Thanks.