If you have no power to your vehicle, there’s a good chance your FUSIBLE LINK has gone bad. Tony shows how to replace with an inline fuse. This will be much easier to maintain down the road.
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Hey I need some help and hoping you can. I’ve got a 1987 Suzuki samurai that has the rear drive shaft that’s broken. I’ve been trying to find a replacement for it but it’s been a pain. Do you have any tips for finding the right one or do you know any drive shafts on other vehicles that’ll line up with it. Thank you keep up with the videos
THANK YOU TONY!!!
The missing link explains replacing one
Hey tony! Thanks for all you do for the Suzuki community! When is that video is coming on your green Sami you promised us? I just got a bone stock ‘89 and I’m looking to copy what you’ve got there and I don’t want to be “that guy” asking about tire and lift sizes.
Holy smokes. I watched a 4 year old video on how to change the a starter. Itwas great. You have gotten so much better brother. Keep improving!! Thank you
Gracias tony desde España te sigo y me resuelve bastante dudas gracias
Can’t stop the tank Tony. No limit to your knowledge. Thanks. Hoody hoo.
Appreciate you, Tony! Love these vids.
What about a fuse box that is missing the female end of the slot? My fuse for the dome light won’t hold.
Very educational video thank you