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1 week ago
Transmission Removal for Clutch Replacement - 1997 Honda Civic - Part3
This video is the thrid in a 3 part series to remove the transmission for a clutch replacement on a 1997 Honda Civic. Looks like the civic is simil...
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1 week ago
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1 week ago
Axle Replacement - 97 Honda Civic
Axle replacement on a 1997 Honda Civic. Looks like the civic is similar for the 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000 model years - Sixth generation - EX...
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1 week ago
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@urielsandoval500 - if you are removing the engine it would probably be easier to pull the tranny with it. If it is a manual tranny the input shaft sticks 3 or 4 inches into the clutch, pressure plate and pilot bearing on the crankshaft. You have to slide it all the way appart before the engine c...
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1 week ago
Brake Pad Replacement - 90 Honda Accord
Front brake pad replacement on a 1990 Honda Accord. Brake pad removal and replacement. This video is for the Passenger side, but driver side is sim...
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1 week ago
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@sharky322 - I usually turn the wheels, not sure why I didn't in the video. Oh well. Swiveling the caliper would probably simplify the replacement a little, thanks for the comment.
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1 month ago
What Is A Car Guy? Foundations for Sales
Brad Alexander (aka BCG) examines what it means to be a true car guy
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I like your portrayal of an elite Sales person. I want those traits in the sales person for what ever I buy. But, I have to disagree, you don't need to be in Car Sales to be a Car Guy. What makes you a Car Guy is your affinity to cars, you may be in repair, design, sales, hobbies, racing, journal...
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1 month ago
Transmission removal for Clutch Replacement - 1997 Honda Civic - Part1
This video is the first in a 3 part series to remove the transmission for a clutch replacement on a 1997 Honda Civic. Looks like the civic is simil...
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@camarocomputer - There does not appear to be more than an inch between the tranny and the frame rail. That is not enough space to disengage the input shaft from the clutch/pressure plate. I am not about to remove the engine for a clutch replacement. That adds so much more complexity to the job. ...
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3 months ago
Transmission Removal for Clutch Replacement - 1997 Honda Civic - Part2
This video is the second in a 3 part series to remove the transmission for a clutch replacement on a 1997 Honda Civic. Looks like the civic is simi...
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3 months ago
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@gareygriffith
I am not really sure what would cause it to grind after a clutch change. It could be something like the clutch is not disengaging all the way. Otherwise the gears grind because the synchros are going bad or something bad like that. So, first check the master and slave cylinders an...
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7 months ago
Transmission removal for Clutch Replacement - 1997 Honda Civic - Part1
This video is the first in a 3 part series to remove the transmission for a clutch replacement on a 1997 Honda Civic. Looks like the civic is simil...
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7 months ago
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7 months ago
gokart_running.MTS
Hot Rod GoKart running. 1993 Arctic Cat Panther 440cc - 2 cylinder - 2 stroke engine. 2 seat dune buggy / mini baja. home built from scratch with m...
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11 months ago
About TheBugzuki's channel
@rfinch369 - Thanks for the comment. Sorry you have to work in the gravel. I used to have to do that. I did a 3L swap in my old Contour SVT in the gravel beside the house during the winter. Was not fun. Hanging tarps to keep me dry and stuff. Hopefully some day you will have a nice place to work.