#115

[@donaldbozek8505]

My wrinkle black isn’t going to get skidded around on a steel bench top. That’s why I work on my own shit.

[@skcsabastian]

Did you watch the video to learn how to do your own work? The place he is sliding it is not painted. Plus they sell the paint.

[@MrNetnut]

Never Loan Tools !

[@TatroMachine]

and never help anyone. i will pass. tatro

[@Scalihoo]

For goodness sakes that customer's made of $ get ahold of a used or rebuilt unit or upgrade to a Baker bolt it in ? Get the brother in the wind again ...🏍 😉😉

[@vtwinbuilder3129]

The Baker drop in would be about twice as much as replacing the worn parts and doing what Tatro did here. Same with buying a rebuilt unit and just dropping a used one in would be a crapshoot because how do you now it won’t fail like the old one did if it’s used? He did the standard thing to fix it. It might look time consuming and difficult to the untrained eye but this isn’t that much work and isn’t that expensive in the scheme of things. Especially compared to options you suggested.

[@TatroMachine]

all true and this is a very crappy replacement set. tatro

[@charlesyates6687]

Anything with torque screws was made in china . America nor Germany nor Italy ever used torque screws

[@ronreinski8768]

You dont work on much stuff do you .because all those manufacturer you mentioned all have torx fasteners on them

[@charlesyates6687]

@@ronreinski8768 witch means what your working on was made in china .been a mechanic 50 years now I know what's what out here . No other manufacturers use torque screws

[@vtwinbuilder3129]

Charles Yates wrong. Harley uses a ton of Torx fasteners in parts that I know for a fact are put together and made state side. That might’ve been true in the 80’s but torx fasteners are everywhere and in wide use. It has nothing to do with country of origin.

[@charlesyates6687]

@@ronreinski8768 witch means what your working on was made in china .been a mechanic 50 years now I know what's what out here . No other manufacturers use torque screws

[@ronreinski8768]

@@vtwinbuilder3129 I'm a collision tech for a living and the amount of torx fasteners is crazy especially on Germany cars .