LOL!

And yet this very drive shaft has seen 325k miles. You can hold it in the vise without clamping and crimping it to death.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy you beat on the yoke, there is no way that thing is still within minimum runout😂😂😂 that tubing is probably only 065 wall dom... no need to clamp it in the vice thats the cave man way of doing it.

@@ColbyHutzell-ek4xg Well, I'm a caveman, so.

Spin that beat! 😂

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Some people have been able to do the front map lights just by removing the lens but you gotta use a needle nose and have some finesse. But they should just all be LED at this point.

Should be same steps

Double check you have the bulb installed correctly and in the right position. If issue persists, plug the old tail light back in so you know if it's a truck issue or an issue with the new lights.

Thanks! Yeah there’s not too many videos on these. Glad it helped out 😃

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Ohhhhh I can’t remember now it’s been a while and of course filming adds time and then I had to mess with that connector. Probably an hour or 2 if you have all the tools and don’t run into any issues.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy thanks for the reply, yea I just did this same job on a civic ( 05 ) and the design is ridiculous, took me about 3 plus hours with all the tools , the problem was that the sliding bracket for the alternator gets in the way of the actual lower alternator bolt , it's easier to just remove the whole bracket which is held on by 1 bolt the put the slider bracket bolt in then install, ( if you know what I mean ) whacky ass design if you ask me ! Cheers from Ohio ! 🍻

@@lostinspacerobinson1527 Haha yeah, the design could definitely be better, and I remember that bracket being annoying. I'm sure you had to deal with a little Ohio rust as well haha. Glad you got it figured out, though!

@@TonyTheTruckGuy yep yep ! Good ole Ohio ! Ps , cool channel btw , I like your style ! Peace out ! 😁

@@lostinspacerobinson1527 Thank you, take care!

Time to replace mine. I got stopped early this morning coming home from work. Had no idea they were even out. Only got 16 years out of them. 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you!

Gas pedal should never get hard. You sure you’re not pressing the brake instead by accident?

@@TonyTheTruckGuy OH NO, I THINK I DID Will that hurt my car???

@@nancytracey5689 No, it’s normal for the brake pedal to get hard after a few presses if the engine isn’t running.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy THANK YOU❤️🫣

I've got everything I used linked in the video description. If you think yours is different, you could always verify online at like Best Buy or Crutchfield by year/make/model.

If both went out at the same time then it’s probably the brake switch itself or a blown fuse

@@TonyTheTruckGuy nvm I accidentally changed the reverse lights 😂 changed the middle one and it's fixed now thank you

@@Greg-qd7ku HAHA! Well hey, can’t complain about that!

Sounds like a lot of people with that issue on these. Was that just some module inside the car?

Glad I could help!

Hmm. I wonder if this is more prominent with people using gasoline with ethanol in it and being stored for long periods? I use 91 non-oxy to mix with my 2 cycle oil and I have not touched the carb or added any fuel stabilizer since I got it almost 4 years ago haha. Good to know a new carb is pretty cheap, though!

@@TonyTheTruckGuy I have always run ethanol-free gas & 2 stroke oil, that's all. It lasted 7 years on the original carb. You cannot get the last few drops of gas out, so when it sits over the winter that's when it gets clogged.

@@Fred2-123 Yeah I haven't even drained mine each year haha, just run it low. 7 years isn't too terrible though.

Is that why YOU are watching MY video? 🤡

Lmao, glad I could help!

My stupid bumper is held on with the plastic rivets which is the only reason I didn’t go that route haha.

Mopar OEM cab length! I have an install video on them 😁

Checking it out now thank you!

If you flipped the battery around, the ground cable would be on the opposite side as the ground post lol.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy it’s the wrong battery.

@@CarsandCoding Very possible. The car has been junked for a few years now, unfortunately, so no more worries 😂

@@TonyTheTruckGuyjunked? Man, it had a brand new alternator… LOL! Good video though!

@@CarsandCoding Yeah the girl that owned it got T-boned. Thank you!

There should be

Ah yes that’s probably going to take some more work haha. Is it a factory kit, or aftermarket?

Unfortunately this one and the key pairing video are the only ones I have on the Camry. I assume you got a new fob? Try reading the pinned and top comments to see if there’s any solution that may help. Some people have had to switch the buttons around on their new aftermarket fob to make it work correctly.

I would make sure to get some that are specifically advertised for the Compass that offer error free operation like these but yeah

The new stuff is 100X worse, sadly.

Thanks!

Glad I could help!

Just for clarification, I did slightly misspeak on the years in the video. 2003-2013 trucks don't have them, so you'll only have them from 99-02.

There’s probably a reason for that haha, I’d just do the whole thing. Not sure if the OEM arm is even serviceable to be honest. Plus, what are the odds that the control arm bushings could also use a refresh?

You’d have to grind it out, the factory control arm isn’t able to change out only the ball joint, I’m in the middle of doing it but I just spent the extra $60 for the whole control arm instead of trying to find a way to put in a new ball joint.

The modular gas engines were probably the best engines they had TBH lol. They actually do make their own diesel now with the 6.7 Powerstroke from 2011-current. All others were made by International.

That will come in extra handy in the cold northern months!

The soap compartment is to be used with dedicated pressure washer soap for jobs around the house. For a car, I’d recommend getting a foam cannon attachment with dedicated car soap for best results.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy thanks so much for replying, you are the best !!

@@Elveganonyc No problem! Enjoy the new pressure washer!

Glad I could help!