How to remove the door panel on a Chevy Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, Buick Rainier, Oldsmobile Bravada, and Isuzu Ascender and replace the side view mirror. This …
How to remove the door panel on a Chevy Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, Buick Rainier, Oldsmobile Bravada, and Isuzu Ascender and replace the side view mirror. This …
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+ff5gus I was just in the city for some cheese steaks. Pats and Genos lol
How to remove your Door Panel and replace your Side View Mirror, step by
step!
Can you do a video on how to change speakers ??
Great video once again. Thats annoying that someone would steal that.
Compared to my Ranger, that procedure for the Trailblazer seems quite a bit
more involved. At least you’ve got yourself a heated mirror now.
How do i take the panel off the very back of the door like the trunk area
where the glass opens, mine is like broken or some piece inside is loose.
Need help.
I know this video’s old, but I was thinkin of it today while I replaced the
driver’s side rearview on my 2010 Ranger….. The panel was definitely not
as tricky as the one in this video, but I did learn one thing from havin to
deal with the whole thing: steer well clear of traffic barrels when you’re
goin fast…..
On the bright side, I was able to lube up my window tracks and remove the
chatter I’ve been dealin with for about a year…. hahaha!
Thank you for the video now can do it myself and not pay for it to get
fixed very helpful!
Hey Chris, great vid, quick question, you think the side mirrors with turn
signals with work on a 02 LS. I have a busted side mirror and thinking of
replacing both but it seems better with turning signals
beautiful video. I have a small advice for you: when you are using the
screwdriver in interior tape its head with electric tape. I learned that
from toyota repair manual.
Hey Chris. Can you make a video on choosing a good headunit, speaker and
amplifier for the car? I’m trying to upgrade my car’s stereo but have no
idea what speakers to buy and if I should get an amplifier too.
Good ol Philly ! Good video as always Chris, one thing i have learned when
working on cars(especially interior bits) is patience is the key to
success. I see some people trying to pry a lot of things off especially
around the door handle and end up causing more damage then when they
started.
Gotta hate a thief.
you in Philly too…love Philly..love the Eagles and Phillies…and love
your Chris Fix video..very informative and I learned a lot watching them.
Did I see a gray hoodie turn red? :>) Another EXCELLENT video, Chris!
Thanks, man!!
Dam shame some Bas***d nicked the outer cover :-((
Smashing job :-))
I did notice the odd clothes change mixed with other operations lol,
perhaps the next day or you had to go out somewhere, and i suspect some
audio dubbing, but if you are doing that its really really hard to tell as
the quality is almost constant.
Your editing skill is brilliant, i find myself not thinking about the
editing or the possibility that you had a break or other distractions so
the real time taken was much longer than the video.
I agree with the larger nuts/washers, it spreads the force over a larger
area :-))
Ooow you called the nuts “bolts” at one stage, perhaps the generic term
“fasteners” would be easyer to use, and stop nit picking by people like me
lol :-))
What’s going on in Philly ?
buen vídeo :D