Nah, you're just getting broken in!

@@mrimpala6291 lolol I’m surly broke in at 73 and mechanic since 16 and raised in Dads shop

This was just a quick video. And I don't have good way to show the full exhaust. The mufflers are right under the driver and front passenger. See the full video for interior sound comparisons.

You would think so, right. But the drone was so bad inside, in the back seat. The Magnaflow seems like it would be the one you'd want, but the Thrush muffler were better inside the car.

Hey Caleb, glad you found this video. As I stated in my response to you on the other video, they really don't have a name. They are just nuts. However, it sounds like you lost a couple of them. Take one of the nuts to a parts store and match them up. If you have a tap and die set, you should be able to find the size of the threads. They are metric. Just make sure the nuts are the same style. Good luck and keep on wrenching!

the 6 bolts you loosen up at 19:20

Fuel pump attachment nuts. The fuel tank is studded, the 6 are part of the tank. The pump gets dropped in and the nuts secure it. I don't know if I answered your question. I don't know the screw or stud part can be purchased separately. Just don't break them. If you, still have questions, or if I have misunderstood you, please let me know.

@@kurtmarceb7624 i got a 89 caprice and change my fuel pump but lost them 6 nuts, wanted to know if there’s a specific size or name of it. looking to see where i can find them

I'm surprised an '89 Caprice has a setup like that. We had one. I thought it had the ring that you tapped to hold the sender/pump in. Regardless, I don't know the exact name, nor do I know the size. I don't even know if they would be metric or SAE threads. It has been almost 20 years. If you have a die set, try and slowly thread sizes that look close. If you find one that fits, write that size down and make a run to the parts store.

@@mrimpala6291 gotchu, and my caprice i switched and got a roadmaster plastic gas tank which the 91 and up bubble caprices have

If I remember correctly, I got both the pump and the whole assembly(which doesn't include the pump) from RockAuto. Watch my second video on the fuel pump fix. As you could probably tell, it didn't run good. I fixed that.

Thank you

My fuel gauge was just fine. The car didn't start. Very low fuel pressure.

Thank you!

Good question. I want to say 12.6 volts. I'll be working on the car this weekend. I'll try to remember what I get at the plug at the tank.

You do need 12 volts. On mine, the connector at the rear bumper, I had a good 12.3 volts. I need to drop the tank, again, and test the voltage at the pump. You do need 12 volts at the pump. If you have 12 at the bumper then the wiring from the bumper to the pump needs to be replaced. Check the ground from the pump to body. I've read that is the culprit sometimes. Good luck.

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

If you aren't using led headlight bulbs, make sure you use an appropriate size relay. Let me know if you need assistance with figuring it out.

No issues with the sender, but if you had issues with yours, test it to make sure it is good or bad, don't just replace it. But, mine is fine.

Thanks for sharing

Just to be clear, the steering was very good before i added the bearing kit, so there wasn't that much room for improvement. Still trying to figure out how to change the front wheel bushings to bearings. One side has started to wear into the axle spindle.@@mrimpala6291

Thanks! Don't think about it, just do it. Less than $35. You may have to re-aim the high beams. I forgot to mention that in the video.

ACDelco Part # MU2430, and it was about $100 to the door from Amazon.

Gavin, To me, felt like there was a bigger difference on the grass versus on pavement. I'm happy I did it.

I can't do anything about it now, sorry. I won't be listening music in the future.

What color is your '96 SS? I really wanted the dark red, but in December of '96, there weren't a lot to choose from.

@@mrimpala6291 mine is green but I’m thinking to change it to black I had a black one before and I like the black more The dark red is very nice but for me black is the best then dark red after that the green

@@mrimpala6291 btw in December 96 I was 4 months old 😂 thats why I really like the 96 impala we came to life together 🤣

What a way to make me feel old...

I have a question if it cranks for a little bit then shut off and not crank for awhile does that means it’s the fuel pump? @mrimpala6291 I also have a black 96 aswell

Yeah, I realized that after the fact. I wasn't going to redo it. Live and learn. Thanks for the comment.

I wanted to, however, there was no videos out on it. So I ordered a set of bearings after measuring the inner diameter but the length was not able to make it work. I couldn't figure out how to get the lengths right. So I put the bushing back in and have been running like that.

Yes I see the problem with fitting a caged ball bearing in place of the plastic bearings (bushings). The plastic bearings are so thin that the sealed ball bearings could not fit. The other bearing replacement videos are replacing thick metal bushings. When you say the ball bearings you have are to long I think you are saying the distance from the I.D. to the O.D of the caged ball bearing is greater than the thickness of the plastic bearing. I think I read elsewhere the only option is to get a different wheel hub if you want ball bearings for these mowers using the plastic bearings.

@comonbabylightmyfireburn no, I actually mean the length. The inner and outer diameter was spot on. But the length, I couldn't get then long enough and still support the wheel. The same as the bushing supports the wheel. I try the longest ones I could find and they just weren't long enough. I haven't given up on it, just put on the back burner.

Can you add multiple bearings for each hub? I saw some guy put 3 or 4 caged bearings in his hub to help support the axle?

@@comonbabylightmyfireburn I bought 5 bearings. I forget their length. I don't know if I can weld them together or not, as I'm not sure if there is plastic inside. Like I said, I put that on the back burner for right now. When I get back to it, you'll get to see my crappy welding ability. 😀

AYLIFU 4-Set Thrust Needle Roller Bearing with Washer NTA1220+2TRA Needle Roller Thrust Bearing 3/4 inch Hole Industrial Bearing That is the description from my Amazon order. $9.59 for 4 of them. Thanks

@@mrimpala6291 Thank you.