Dogbreath077

My truck was letting in water and the snow, so I went on Ebay and purchased some generic weatherstripping. Here I am installing it. It is a very easy fix, and well worth the money spent.

Many people will assume that stock pieces off the shelf are flat and square. We take a look at just how flat our piece is. This piece of stock was used for a part with a tolerance of +/- 0.001". When you are working with these kinds of tolerances, it takes some real care.

Here's a handy dandy tool to own and a must for any mechanic.

Here's a little light comedy demonstrating that everything on the internet is not always true.

I hear a lot of folks complaining about bumpers that don't fit their style or budget. So I set out to demonstrate how easy it is to make your own bumper, using common tools. I advise on where to get materials cheap, and what tools to buy if you don't already own them. I used scrap aluminum because it was free. Steel is easier to work with. This is the second in a 2 part series.

I hear a lot of folks complaining about bumpers that don't fit their style or budget. So I set out to demonstrate how easy it is to make your own bumper, using common tools. I advise on where to get materials cheap, and what tools to buy if you don't already own them. I used scrap aluminum because it was free. Steel is easier to work with. This is the first in a series of 2 videos.

The oil pressure sending unit on the Rover 4.0L is a pain to get to. It also has European threads. So if you want to install a cheap aftermarket gauge, watch this video. This is the second video in the series

The oil pressure sending unit on the Rover 4.0L is a pain to get to. It also has European threads. So if you want to install a cheap aftermarket gauge, watch this video and the next one in the series.

This video is my ametuer video of replacing the oil pump, timing chain, main bearings, rod bearings, front and rear seals on my 1996 Land Rover Discovery with the 4.0L gas engine. The oil pump failed, so I performed this repair in the vehicle. It is an inexpensive remedy that will run for another 50K miles, giving you time to save for a rebuilt engine.