Autos and Vehicles
Replacing an air filter in my Dodge Ram 2007 2500 Diesel 5.9L with a FRAM Extra Guard Engine Air Filter CA11034.
0:05 Open the hood
0:20 Remove the air intake cover
1:13 Remove the old air filter
1:23 Install the new air filter
2:05 Install the air intake cover
2:22 Reattach air intake cover latches
2:55 Reset Air Filter indicator
3:12 Close the hood
3:15 Credits
The truck hasnt seen a lot of miles in the past two years due to obvious reasons so replacing it wasnt a priority. Be sure to follow the maintenance schedule in your owners manual for this and other maintenance items. It is recommended that you wear non-slip gloves as it makes removing the filter cover clips easier.
List of tools and materials for Dodge RAM maintenance: https://amzn.to/3Hxlzm1
Gorilla Grip Gloves: https://amzn.to/3RzO0mv
To learn more about filter replacement visit U Do It™ here: https://udoit.me/replace-your-....air-filter-as-part-o
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™ LLC All Rights Reserved.
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In this video we answer the question "Is it possible to restore your headlights to factory new?" Headlight covers are made of plastic and over time they oxidize and become hazy or yellowish. This is because more dangerous over time as your headlight brightness diminishes. To restore your headlights you need to remove the oxidized plastic. To remove it, there is a graduated process to sand down the headlights and finally buff them.
3M provided a solution to do just that. The 3M Headlight Restoration System 39008 comes complete with sanding discs, a buffing pad, buffing compound, and an arbor. The 3M Headlight Restoration System was created to help you restore your headlights own your own without visiting an autobody shop or car detailer. You can restore your headlights in your own driveway or garage on your own timeline.
To learn more about this process and others on UDoIt™ visit: https://udoit.me/is-it-possibl....e-to-restore-headlig
3M Headlight Restoration System 39008 that I used (requires a power drill): https://amzn.to/2zpMoXW
3M Headlight Restoration System 39084 (does not require a drill): https://amzn.to/2zpWesE
3M Headlight Clear Coat 39173: https://amzn.to/2NzP8L0
U Do It™ Headlight Restoration Products List: https://amzn.to/3TXKvZ0
In this video we restore the headlights on this Convertible Pontiac G6.
0:00 Intro to the 3M Headlight Restoration System
0:43 Using Frog Tape to tape around headlights
0:49 Using Gold P500 Grit Sanding Disc
0:59 Using White P800 Grit Sanding Disc
1:07 Using the Green / Grey P300 Grit Sanding Disc
1:14 Spraying water on the surface to ensure wet sanding
1:39 Wipe the surface with a clean cloth
1:47 Replace the P300 Disc with the Buffing Pad
1:52 Apply Buffing Compound Directly to the Buffing Pad
2:09 Using a clean cloth wipe the headlight
2:14 Summary of the 3M Headlight Restoration System
2:28 Credits
I have foggy headlights. It appears that the plastic lens on the headlight oxidizes or becomes damaged by the sun. The restoration kit contains fine grit sandpaper that can be used to sand down the headlight lens followed by the last step which buffs the lens with a buffing compound and a buffing applicator. I am very impressed with this headlight restoration kit. To use this kit you will need a drill. I used a rigid right-angle drill for the headlight restoration.
I purchased two kits. One for my son's car and one for my truck. There are enough sanding discs and buffing compounds to easily restore the headlights of three cars. In other words, I only needed to purchase one kit for two vehicles.
After you are finished with the Headlight Restoration you may want to apply the 3M Quick Headlight Clear Coat, which protects the headlights for twice as long (when followed immediately after using the 3M Headlight Restoration kit).
Video Production: U Do It™ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™ LLC All Rights Reserved.
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Why are my headlights no longer clear
In this video we answer the question "Is it possible to restore your headlights to factory new?" Headlight covers are made of plastic and over time they oxidize and become hazy or yellowish. This is because more dangerous over time as your headlight brightness diminishes. To restore your headlights you need to remove the oxidized plastic. To remove it, there is a graduated process to sand down the headlights and finally buff them.
3M provided a solution to do just that. The 3M Headlight Restoration System 39008 comes complete with sanding discs, a buffing pad, buffing compound, and an arbor. The 3M Headlight Restoration System was created to help you restore your headlights own your own without visiting an autobody shop or car detailer. You can restore your headlights in your own driveway or garage on your own timeline.
To learn more about this process and others on UDoIt™ visit: https://udoit.me/is-it-possibl....e-to-restore-headlig
3M Headlight Restoration System 39008 that I used (requires a power drill): https://amzn.to/2zpMoXW
3M Headlight Restoration System 39084 (does not require a drill): https://amzn.to/2zpWesE
3M Headlight Clear Coat 39173: https://amzn.to/2NzP8L0
U Do It™ Headlight Restoration Products List: https://amzn.to/3TXKvZ0
In this video we restore the headlights on this Convertible Pontiac G6.
0:00 Intro to the 3M Headlight Restoration System
0:38 Using Frog Tape to tape around headlights
0:44 Using Gold P500 Grit Sanding Disc
0:54 Using White P800 Grit Sanding Disc
1:02 Using the Green / Grey P300 Grit Sanding Disc
1:09 Spraying water on the surface to ensure wet sanding
1:34 Wipe the surface with a clean cloth
1:42 Replace the P300 Disc with the Buffing Pad
1:47 Apply Buffing Compound Directly to the Buffing Pad
1:55 Before Buffing, spread the buffing compound
2:06 Add buffing compound as necessary
2:23 Using a clean cloth wipe the headlight
2:30 Summary of the 3M Headlight Restoration System
I have foggy headlights. It appears that the plastic lens on the headlight oxidizes or becomes damaged by the sun. The restoration kit contains fine grit sandpaper that can be used to sand down the headlight lens followed by the last step which buffs the lens with a buffing compound and a buffing applicator. I am very impressed with this headlight restoration kit. To use this kit you will need a drill. I used a rigid right-angle drill for the headlight restoration.
I purchased two kits. One for my sons car and one for my truck. There are enough sanding discs and buffing compounds to easily restore the headlights of three cars. In other words, I only needed to purchase one kit for two vehicles.
After you are finished with the Headlight Restoration you may want to apply the 3M Quick Headlight Clear Coat, which protects the headlights for twice as long (when followed immediately after using the 3M Headlight Restoration kit).
Video Production: U Do It™ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™ LLC All Rights Reserved.
#udoit #diy #diywithudoit #turtletube
Replacing an air filter in my Dodge Ram 2007 2500 Diesel 5.9L with a FRAM Extra Guard Engine Air Filter CA11034.
0:00 Open the hood
0:15 Remove the air intake cover
1:08 Remove the old air filter
1:18 Install the new air filter
2:00 Install the air intake cover
2:17 Reattach air intake cover latches
2:50 Reset Air Filter indicator
3:07 Close the hood
The truck hasnt seen a lot of miles in the past two years due to obvious reasons so replacing it wasnt a priority. Be sure to follow the maintenance schedule in your owners manual for this and other maintenance items. It is recommended that you wear non-slip gloves as it makes removing the filter cover clips easier.
List of tools and materials for Dodge RAM maintenance: https://amzn.to/3Hxlzm1
Gorilla Grip Gloves: https://amzn.to/3RzO0mv
To learn more about the filter replacement visit U Do It™ here: https://udoit.me/replace-your-....air-filter-as-part-o
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™ LLC All Rights Reserved.
#udoit #diy #diywithudoit #turtletube
Join Savvy Turtle as you learn how to replace your 2011-2016 Ford F250 Steering Stabilizer
This video was created in 2019 to train Savvy to feel for the vibrations while on camera and what better way then having an outdoor office with lots of noise.
Video Asset owned by: Savvy Turtle Inc.
Music in this video: Savvy Turtle Freestyle By: Savvy Turtle
Rights Management for this video: Savvy Turtle Studios
Publishing for this video: Savvy Turtle Publishing
Video: ©2019 Savvy Turtle Studios
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℗ Copyright 1999 Savvy Turtle Records
Divisions of Savvy Turtle Inc. All rights reserved.
