I second this question.

You are Welcome, still using mine.

If you are talking about Intake or exhaust valve seals then no. It's been so long I would have to go watch my videos to see what I did. So let me take a look. I did buy an engine gasket set and if they came in there I would have put the new ones on.

Thank you so much 😀

I look at it everyday, it is still working.

The connecting is automatic. If it doesn't connect return it.

Yes

You don't have safety on fifthwheels.

Yes it is a cute little 4 wheeler. You must live on the East coast where cars rust.

@@RVerJerry Yes, I do. It sucks because in winter they put salt on the roads to melt the snow.

I just yesterday bought a 1996 Tracker, bright red that has been towed all its life showing 78k miles which most was towing miles. It’s a 2 WD with a 5 speed manual that came with the tow bar assembly that I probably won’t use. It looks brand new and drives like new. It has the aftermarket black removable hard tops which are expensive. I had to give $8,000.00 for it which is double the book value not counting the hard tops which would at least $1,500.00. It’s been stored inside all its life and the red paint testifies to it, which looks like a 2or 3 year old car. Also I’m a manual transmission guy and would not look at an automatic although with the condition of this Texas car it would have been hard not to buy it. If I can find a cruise control system I will be in hog heaven.

bearing buddies are not a substitute for annual maintenance and manual inspection. They are for intermittent lubing on a long trip while doing highway miles over the course of a season. Trailer wheels likely spin twice as fast as the wheels on your pick up truck so they take a beating, heat wise.

@@rupe53 I completely agree!

I did work at a Chevrolet dealer for five years in Phoenix, AZ. I worked on the new trucks 1973 through 1978.

that wiring job is for the TV antenna... and probably installed by a local dealer.

@@rupe53 Dear god. He paid for that wiring job?

@@daverotroff6873 ... you could ask him instead of me. I just figured that he bought it that way based on his age.

sorry what's your question.

It helped me get my tracker and truck smogged. It's a necessary tool for mechanics these days. back in my day all you needed was a volt and amp and ohms meter. I'm 74 now and don't make it a habit on working on cars.

Final some use this on a vehicle other than a BMW @@RVerJerry

I'm sure you found out by now they last a long time.

Thank you! I was a lot of work. Still got to finish more stripes.

The guy who handed it to me didn't give it a name.

Probably just the settings you set. Try again.

I start this early every year. The Queen comes out of hibernation in early Spring and builds a small nest lays eggs and hatches the first workers. Put it out at this time and through the summer.

The bike rides smooth while the kit bounces. The turns are tricky, if the turn is coned in it really hugs the road but if it not beware if the three wheel effect and slow down. You may get the feeling that your wheel is lifting off the road but it's going to take a G-force to lift that wheel. I love the kit and the Harley but due to health reasons we don't ride anymore, just can't sell the bike.

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Same 😂

Same

Sorry, mine still works.

The guy who handed it to me didn't give it a name.