Interesting. I watched this earlier and thought basically the same thing. I have been happy with their videos in the past but this one was just content. Ripping off a bumper. Well yeah....it seemed like they were just trying to say something, anything....and as far as the wrench is concerned I don't remember reading about a reboot in the manual but that makes sense. At the time I thought, again , they are just trying go come up with something, anything to say.I'm getting to get tired of these guys. Nothing but click bait. The title says it all.
You'd think Kevin would take some ownership of his driving, but no he and his wife have to blame the bumper damage on the Ford or Jeep designs. The speed he came off the Chinaman obsticle would have done damage to any bumper, OEM or aftermarket.
Cry me a river about your wrench🔧
I got one one Wheeler Pass with @JMCRaptor et al, reboot the computer and move on. Don't sit there and bad mouth Ford because you don't know what to do. Ever think about reading the Owners Manual?
Shame on you LiteBrite, your shine is forever tarnished I my eyes.
OK great. When I read the manual I skipped over the parts that were not for me. I guess I am good at skipping parts because I don't remember the word Raptor.
No worries buddy. I like to read the manual as well just to be sure. I was looking today to make sure I got the right size black lug nuts for my Braptor to swap them out and also what the torque specs were to tighten. I was surprised to see 150 FT LBS as the recommended torque for the wheels. And its 66 FT LBS for the spare tire.
Good to know. I just bought a 21 mm socket specifically for my torque wrench I carry with me. I had extra 22mm, 19 mm and a 21mm but it was a 12 point so I bought a new 21 mm soon to be in the Raptor. I alway write the torques down an have them handy with the wrenches. One step I haven't done yet. Got the wrench, got the socket...
I need to get a socket as well.
Cool, I am in Canada too. We live between Arizona and northern Ontario. Way north. Off grid and awesome off roading...lots of American here. Hunting, fishing and basically anything outdoors. There are not many places like this around. We have gone off roading in the UP Michigan and there are just a lot more people and stuff. It is beautiful and rugged but not as rugged. After us here there is nothing much. Mines and and fly in hunt and fish camps. We are heading back to the UP to off road soon. It is a bit more organized so we find that fun. Up here there ain't much organization.
Awesome buddy.
I personally could do this, but I'm retired and enjoying life without self promotion or the need to have an income stream. I like to share some highlights (or lowlights as the case may be) with the community, but only if it is informative. 20-30 years ago I may have felt the need to comment on everything, but now not so much. If I'm not value added or just frustrated with the a given group, then I'll just ride off into the sunset.
