Comments by "Dan\x27s Learning Curve" (@dans_Learning_Curve) on "Watch Wes Work" channel.

  1. Referring Mustie1! +10! Even have a first fire laugh!
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  2. Good to see SMA in the house!
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  3. Wes, KING OF SARCASM!
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  4. Your wife and kid are s great addition to the video! "Battery on cement floor"! LoL 😂 "That wasn't awesome!" He'll be as good as his parents!
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  5. LoL 😂😆 My wife doesn't have any input! 😢
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  6. Probably had a sudden oil consumption increase and it was ran low on oil. Someone refilled it, but didn't tell them, or, you're not getting the full truth.
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  7. Was hoping for them to do a project together!
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  8. Teaching our daughter who's is currently 15 to watch, feel, and listen to a vehicle as she's riding and now driving on her permit!
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  9. "They adjusted the clutch." Probably the first adjustment it's had in it's life and been slipping for a long time.
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  10. Hank, warning, Wes uses more tools than adjustable wrench! Good to see you here!
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  11. It's satisfying to see a CAD model you started from scratch become reality!
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  12. Had constant ABS activation on an '95 Windstar because the wheel speed sensors had rusted so much they were shorter and increased the air gap. It'll be interesting to see the cause in this case.
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  13. Those saws strike fear into the younger generation! Gotta respect them! Keep that negative rake blade on them!
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  14. Yep! Gotta be listening or you'll miss the snarky wit!
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  15. That truck must have one AWESOME sound system! Gotta have some quality sound/noise to mask that!!
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  16. Stay humble. No one is perfect! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
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  17. AVE is not subscribed to because of junk like that! I don't want to have my 12 year old daughter hear that! Hear too much from work!
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  18. Yep, did that to a '93 Taurus. Lock cylinder wore out.
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  19. "COLD" is relative! Anything above 20°F with no wind is nice in cold snowy climates. This coming from MN.
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  20. You did an excellent job recording and editing! I was with you every step! Even when you went down the intake rabbit hole! When I saw that it was an ungrounded hose clamp, I thought for sure it involved more than one wire! I would put this video in the upper 5!
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  21. Those guys know how to get things done!
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  22. Drive it until a wheel falls off! No, they didn't hear/feel anything!
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  23.  @WatchWesWork  LoL 🤣😆
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  24. Absolutely! Honesty Knowledgeable Snarky Willing to do it!
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  25. He alternatored his inspection eyes!
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  26. Einstein said, “It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with the problems longer.”
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  27. I hope the manufacturer of the break sees your modifications! Definitely not boring 🤣!
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  28.  @gmctech  I'm guessing with should be without a window open.
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  29. Ball joints are getting close to releasing a wheel! LoL 🤣😆
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  30.  @imdeplorable2241  try a a full broken manure spreader that's FROZEN! I wasn't working at the dealership at the time, but the office personal eyes were watering! LoL 😂😆
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  31. Having to stuff the intake under that cover is convoluted!
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  32.  @dondallman3933  Wes? I've been trying to figure out his background! Sure wish I wasn't so scared of math and physics! I definitely would have gone the ME direction!
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  33. Hose+frame work=fixed AC! PERFECT!
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  34. That tool would be nice. Don't do enough to justify it...
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  35. Yep, those guys are my entertainment also! Great channels!
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  36. How much a day? Was that a Starbucks coffee or convenience store coffee? LoL 🤣😆
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  37. Helping another friend over the phone with a brake issue. He couldn't get the air out of the system. It would work for a while and then poor brake pedal. Couldn't figure it out for him. He took it to a shop. Yes, a banjo bolt requires a certain amount of torque to crush copper washers. I guess he didn't see the brake fluid leaking!??
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  38.  @petercolquhoun2086  yes! Our 13 year old daughter has bleeding brakes down to a science! Plus, being thin, she can squeeze in the door even with the lift blocking it a bit.
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  39. Yes, everything can be fixed. Question is, should it be? Do you live in a area that has rust free vehicles?
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  40. Disgruntled employee.
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  41.  @austinshores3324  thanks!
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  42. LoL 🤣😆
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  43. ​​ @WatchWesWork  not rocket science, but throw someone who's never ran a lathe much, much less, chased threads, just watch what experience brought to play! You'll see it in scrapped parts! Scrapping a part wasn't an option here! Experience is key!! I too underrate my experience thinking what I did "wasn't really all that hard". Gotta remember how we got the experience and knowledge we have!
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  44. ​ @WatchWesWork  whom you learned from?!
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  45. I attempted to put Teflon seals in an automatic transmission. I failed, so did the transmission.
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  46.  @Kilolocks  I have an '00 Grand Cherokee. AC evaporator (or is it the condenser?) is leaking. I'm only going to drive it in the winter. I'm not pulling the dash to replace it!
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  47. Will definitely try it! Don't want to use Roundup anymore!
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  48. Like #293 Thanks for the video!
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  49. I didn't pay attention..... Who's was he wearing?
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  50. Thank you for explaining how a two stage lift works!! Believe it or not, something I've pondered a time or three while operating and looking at lifts!
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