Replacing a Dash on a 20+ Year Old Lexus! How Hard Can It Be? Part 1

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  @stormix5755 · 1 year ago

  Never ever shorten the videos!!! I love the length and it’s very therapeutic to have a slower paced video, plus easier for diy mechanics to follow along. M539 productions and a whole host of other channels do long videos on a single repair just like this and I’ve never disliked a single one

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  @christopherclark4774 · 1 year ago

  Hello AMD, I do not own a GX, but please do not cut parts out of the video even if other suggest. I appriciate the multi video approach to documenting a job. For us diyers, there is nothing like learning and hearing every step from a MDT like yourself. No one online goes into the depth of knowledge on video like you do. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us all, you truly can't put a price on knowledge and experience.

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  @RightLaneHog3151 · 1 year ago

  AMD, I am impressed by the fact you can still get a new dash for GX470. 👏👏

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  @Mister_E_Lurker · 1 year ago (edited)

  I don't know who is asking for shorter videos but what makes your channel great is the long form super indepth videos. Please do not shorten them. No problem with breaking them up, but watching the long videos are like therapy for me! Thanks again for all the great content!

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  @gwinbeer · 1 year ago

  You can't be a car mechanic without making jokes about missing 10mm sockets , lol

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  @c.c.5472 · 1 year ago

  Holy Mackerel , thats a lot of disassembly. I have a ton a respect for a mechanic who can figure out how to take something like this apart, and then put it all back together - correctly.

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  @johndesaavedra1040 · 1 year ago

  I thought of you at work today, Ahmed. I am retired and work one day a week at a thrift store. I specialize in mechanical and electrical things. I was searching for a 10mm socket and wrench to assemble a donated spreader. I vowed to bring 3 spare 10mm sockets to work the next time.

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  @bobgong7832 · 1 year ago

  I appreciate the detail of your videos, so I don't mind if they run long...and I don't even own a Toyota or Lexus, I just admire the content. As you say, the details will help any DIYers. There's no rule that you have to watch the entire video--that's what the pause and stop buttons are for!  Keep up the great work.

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  @albclean · 1 year ago

  AMD, the length of the videos is fine. I enjoy learning from you.

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  @johnweir2218 · 1 year ago

  VIDEOS NOT TO LONG, GREAT WORK.

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  @andrew_barclay · 1 year ago

  One good tip for interior jobs that have a lot of brittle plastic, turn your heat up all the way in the car and let all the interior plastics warm up so they don’t break as easy

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  @SidneyHMusic · 1 year ago

  Dear AMD, do not - I repeat - do NOT shorten your videos. Your YT channel is a success because of your longer format videos, not because it caters to tiktok brainrotters.

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