Valve stem replace Without tire removal *2 METHODS*
Stuff I used in the video:
Install kit I used $27: amzn.to/43Abm3f
100pk tr413 valve stems $20 : amzn.to/43AaCLr
Tire Bead Breaker approx $58: amzn.to/3TFVLKG
After Thoughts about the Video: I know some people will squirm at me using wd-40/PB Blaster. Years ago I actually did experiments with tire rubber and a bunch of chemicals. Mainly for tire shine applications to see what hurt and dry rotted rubber. I used brake fluid, wd-40, PB Blaster and a few other tire shine chemicals. I would apply these to the sidewall of a tire that sat in the sun. Applications were monthly for about 2 years then I started to loose interest as nothing was happening. I randomly applied it for around 5-6years. Nothing had any affect after even 5-6 years, so I gave up. I thought brake fluid would eat it for sure, but no.
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I'm firmly convinced that Moe follows me around to see what maintenance I should be doing and then makes videos about it
I just had a tire go flat and found out the not so old valve stem was cracked, so this is just what I need!
I didn't realize there was a way to swap a bad valve with the tire on the rim. Super good to know. I actually carry spare valves
You always have the coolest and most unique tips on the internet. Thanks again for uploading another great tip. I never knew that tool existed, now I've got to buy one.
Any time!
I have a red Cattle dog and I'm an older dude he not only picks stuff up for me on hand commands like my seeing glasses or screwdriver he stands on his hind legs and gives it to me so I don't even have to bend over. This is my third healer and I won't have any other type of dog anymore I love them to death. He used to go out and get the newspaper for me but he started wanting to read it before he brought it back to me so I had to stop that. Rock on Dutch
That's awesome. My first healer was 100% deaf and was fully taught in sign language by me. My current dog is taught everything in both sign and spoken which has been very handy. I think they say the only dog that's as smart is the Border Collie but I have no experience.
@@sixtyfiveford I have a Cardigan Welsh Corgi that is exceptionally smart. Maybe not exceptional if you ask my sister, because she has the mother and 2 sister that are also very smart. My pup knows many things by sign, instead of spoken, because I taught him both. If he licks a paper plate clean, and I ask, "Are you done with that?" he will bring it to me to throw away. I tried to get him to throw them in the trash for me, but the first time the container moved when he jumped up leaning on it and he won't do that again. My bad for first impressions.
Used that tool to replace a torn valve stem on some guy's 4x4 out on a trail a month ago. Bystanders were impressed. Key to success is: 1) lube the tube (engine oil off the dipstick); 2) keep the tube end pressed firmly against the rim; 3) firmly tap the valve stem into the rim with a soft hammer (deadblow) or rubber mallet.
Very cool!
Wow. How do you come up with such arcane tasks that still relate to my life and make me want to watch your videos? Thanks for the good info on valve stems. 👍
Glad you like them!
I still have valve stems/ patches from the 70's and 60's left in my tire repair cabinet.😊 Those patches with the orange ring on outer edge. Like you shown in an other video.
That stuff is still made from good rubber.
I grew up with those.
I've done a few before and I put the valve stem in boiling water. Great video as always showing tricks and methods that people don't know 👍
Ahh yes, torture the valve stem into compliance. Works every time!😝
Did not know such a way was possible. Very nice sir….id like to add something to keep in mind I recently learned regarding valve stems on wheels. I sent my Datsun wheels out for powder. I did not realize there are more than one standard size for the diameter. Thank god the powder coater knew who to call. I always assumed there was one standard diameter size. Cool channel man keep up the good work sir👍👍👍👍
Moe... I believe Ginger deserves a raise !! Give her at pat for me ! Take care as always.
Deal!
You’re one of those few guys I would want for my neighbor. Not so you could fix my stuff. But because you wouldnt make fun of me for changing my valve stem the hard way instead of taking it to a shop. I bet we’re related somewhere down the line 😂. Keep up the great videos.
Heck yeah!
Been doing this 20 years.... mainly because I'm a roadside tec but still not everyone knows these things
Tried too find the tool at O'Reilly's, I got looked at like I was an idiot. Thanks O'Reilly, now I have too walk to work.
Useful video. Something i have started doing when repairing valve stems, or reseating beads, is to use Green Slime tire sealer as my lube. That's the liquid stuff you normally squeeze in through the valve stem (tire shops hate it!). But using it as lube for repairs means you don't make that big mess, yet you still get the sealing effect where you most likely need it (bead or valve). I'm not sure if it would be slippy enough for your two-piece tool, but in the manual method, you could put a few drops on the mushroom just before it finally pops into place. Cheers!
I like the way you think. I break out the slime all the time on steel rims that have some pitting to ensure I have a good bead seat.
Thank you for the reminder that I needed to buy more valve stems. Great stuff, as always. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge, my friend!
Good tip on the rubber type. I'll pay attention next time I buy some.. I started keeping mine in a sealed container because they were drying out and tear when I installed them. I also buy in bulk but I don't use enough to keep a fresh supply. AND,, once a dog knows to pick up things you drop,, they seem anxious to help.. A smart, disciplined dog is a happy dog..
I guess they had a recall back in 2005ish that affected millions of valve stems. Since then people have been selling them unknowingly or intentionally to make lost profits back. That's what I got here. I've never had an issue with failing valve stems.
@@sixtyfiveford That makes sense,, I always look for the bargain and I bought a bag on EBay,, I thought the oil was just drying out before I installed them.. I lost a tire and wheel a few months back from a leaky stem. I was on a mountain road with no place to pullover so I had to drive almost 20 miles on what was left oi the rim.. All due to a 50 cent part... Thanks for the info!!!
I've always broken down the tire in order to install new valve stems. I reslly like your method, thanks for sharing. It is good to see Ginger, she is such a smart a pretty girl.❤️
Yeah, I generally only do it when I change tires. Tell Yoda grrrrrrrrr
You made fixing my tires so much easier ❤
20 years ago I had three of four stems fail on my VW camper. They were less than a year old and I had my local tire shop install new tries and stuff back then. When I brought them in for replacement, they told me they had a bad batch of stems they had bought in bulk and were swapping out dozens of them for customers. I am guessing it was the same issue you spoke of in the video. Never knew you could replace stems without breaking the bead. Will try this next time. Thanks for the tip.
Looking online I guess around the mid 2000s there was a huge recall. B ut because they had sold them everywhere worldwide they couldn't track them all down. I think I bought a bag that was meant to be disposed of and wasn't.
Learning something new everyday…thank you
As usual, Moe, freakin’ brilliant! I would have titled this one *Multiple Methods*. 🔧👍
Good one!
Thanks so much. I literally have to do this and was recommended it before I could look it up.
Thanks 4 sharing. HAPPY Easter to you and yours.
The Florida pool pump motor repair guy 32750 approved ! that was good info & see sixtyfiveford good dog
I'll wait to purchase the installation tool until after it's been Moe super-sized. Thanks for the upload
Thanks for all the knowledge, and yes it's great to have a partner to pick up dropped stuff for you. Happens to me way more now than 20 years ago :)
Great idea and explanation! VW Rabbit! I had a few of those! I recognized the rims, but the shot further back confirmed my suspicions!
Yep a Rabbit pickup. Fun little truck.
Like others have mentioned you have great tips for the average guy. I love my bead breaker.
Only way to put one in correctly!
Just did this. Used a small transmission funnel win 2 hose clamps on the end to keep it from breaking. Silicone grease for lubrication. Worked great! very easy.
Thanks mate, I really appreciate your excellent video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome tip moe,you could do a video of emergency on the road/trail tire repairs using ur bead breaker and other tips and tricks that u have ,maybe an emergency tire kit that has all the goodies ,great video and great ideas for on the farm .thanks
Your tire game is something else.
Always sharp tips, and love Ginger! She is one amazing dog. I had a "schnoodle" (schnauzer/poodle) that would wander in casually then steal my sockets, etc. when I wasn't paying her enough attention. Usually never noticed until she was leaving, she'd get excited and start trotting before she made the shop door.
That's funny
Another cool tool , thanks . Ginger is one smart dog, she deserves a burger.
Totally
I've never tried to replace one, but I'll try these methods if I need to in future. The 'Ginger retriever'
First time coming across one of your videos and it seems pretty handy so I'm a new subscriber way to go man
Glad you liked it
thanks for sharing! bead breaker is NICE. Plastic tool seems legit too. Plus valuable info. And GINGER TIME!! You nailed it!!! Have a blessed weekend.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep your videos coming please.
It's definitely extremely handy to have the skills to do things like install your own valve stems, tires and doing your own balancing as you do. I have a fight on my hands every time I go to discount tire! It gets old really fast.
Good video. I think this will be helpful one day. Wish I knew this years ago.
Yeah, not something I use often, but handy when I do.
I’ve never seen those methods before. I like to do it with tire off and put rubber cement and stem grove and pull thru. I’ve done this with used stems that looked in good shape.
HAHA! I have done the Needle Nose trick as well in the past! Works really well. I need to get me one of those tools those that is super cool.
Another one of those random tools that you buy and never have a need for. I bought this for one valve stem about a year or so ago.
I bought that tire valve kit a few years ago, but it wasn't working for me on my steel wheels. Thanks for the other methods. I think the tire guy that I use picked up some of those cheap valve stems. I was getting the same cracking on the stem. Thanks. I'll try the needle nose pliers next time.
Of course you built your own bead-breaker. 😊
I never knew about those tools. Pretty sweet. Thanks 👊🏼
Thanks for watching.
@@sixtyfiveford you always have super interesting stuff. You're a smart and creative dude.
Ginger the retrievable hound and i just have to break a tire down and do it that way. Less confusion. Happy weekend and God Bless Yall!
Yeah I like to breakdown method
@@sixtyfiveford Works better for me.
Good stuff as always, Moe. You are the man!
Hey thanks for tuning in
good video and job yes the rubber ones are not good any more. i use the bolt in ones now. the old ones would last for years and years that were made here. your dog is worth her feed. take care, be safe and well.
That is some good info for when offroading and snag a valve stem. There are companies that make some expandable ones but close to $20 ea.
That's the exact boat I was in. I've seen these off-road ones but they cost as much as the tool to install the $0.20 ones.
Hey good tip is some silicone based rtv is the move for sure it is so slippery
Nice information.
I have the Ame brand of the valve stem tool. It works flawlessly. I paid about $25 for it on Amazon a few years ago.
Awesome
Owned chesapeake bay retrievers all my life. Carried may thing as well. Simba carried my 51 husky chain saw. His mom and him help me water tomatoes and carry those cans for watering flowers. Had to hold 3 gallons. Yes sixtyfiveford you have the best helper you can hire😂. Oh how stubborn simba was he's carried a porcupine around 1/2 mile away and brought it to me. Stupid ass he was that day 😂😂. Off to the vet.
That's funny
The vid trailer pic brings back some memories...a buddy had a 78 4dr wabbit with that 80s metallic blue maaco paint job ,and we did the(those) wheels in white. Looked sharp, was almost easier ro repaint than get totally clean though. Kids 😂😂
I was unaware a kit like that existed.
Love your videos and your great loyal dog Ginger 💕
Thank you so much!
Highlight of my day when i see a new sixtyfiveford video is out
I never considered installing a new stem to replace a leaking one. I use those repair stems from Colby, wicked easy and they work well. I can see how your method is considerably cheaper though if you have multiple stems to replace.
I’ve seen some valve stems that are for road side repair. They have a wing nut on them. So you put them in and turn the nut to expand the seal to the hole. Seemed interesting.
Great tips as usual!!! Make sure you don’t try this if you have tire pressure sensors.
Yeah, that's why I say it's easier just to break the bead these days. Really nothing in the last 10 years doesn't have a TPMS.
Thank you for all the great info over the years!!
Will this work on the new valve stems that relay tire pressure back to the dash.
One reason to take valve stem out is tire fire blast mounting, because vacuum pull tire off when stem is in hole. Stem can be in the tire in end of wire for waiting its mounting.
Thanks man you’re awesome 👏
Nice tricks!❤
great job....
That dog was the best part of the video.
Thank You ! good to know
You bet!
Where do you get these installation kits ? Thanks for the video!
Hey love your videos they never show up in feed feed even though I’m subscribed. I have this idea to build a walk behind mower out of a snowblower with a old mower deck. I’m d love to watch you build one.
Happy Easter 🙏
Thanks, same too you.
Nice video! Just seen your “Dog” sticker on the tool box! Lmao. 🤣
Yeah, I just made that a month ago and threw in on.
LOTS of useful info! Thanks! Ginger rulz!
Thanks for watching.
I find with methode one, a very lite film of silicone calking on the inside of the tool and outside of the valve stem works best.
Pretty good tool, it looked easy for aluminum rims which most of us have. The ebay story was interesting I never figured there can be crappy valve stems, I thought they were all the same.
I thought so as well. And actually I have bought them off eBay before with great luck. I guess there was some sort of recall for poorly manufactured valve stems. I probably bought a bag that was supposed to be part of that recall/ thrown away.
@sixtyfiveford -- That's another reason as to why I avoid anything Chinese made if at all possible... with #1 being that I avoid supporting communists. It would be bad enough if the junk was merely cheaply made Chinese junk which often falls apart soon after you buy it, not unlike what Taiwan produced back in the 70s & 80s. At least they weren't/aren't commies. Interestingly, I wonder if the valve stems you bought via eBay are China made? It wouldn't surprise me if they are. Caveat emptor! - Max Giganteum
-- That's another reason as to why I avoid anything Chinese made if at all possible... with #1 being that I avoid supporting communists. It would be bad enough if the junk was merely cheaply made Chinese junk which often falls apart soon after you buy it, not unlike what Taiwan produced back in the 70s & 80s. At least they weren't/aren't commies. Interestingly, I wonder if the valve stems bought via eBay are China made? It wouldn't surprise me if they are. Caveat emptor! - Max Giganteum
I love the fact that the Amazon page shows actually printed on the box is "Quickly Replace the Tire Valve without Removing the Valve from The Wheel" At least the tool works better than the proofreaders at the tool company.
your dog is so damn cool, i love him.
I use cheap hair conditioner for all tire stuff. Inexpensive, slippery, the slippery lasts, then washes away with just water.
I've never tried hair conditioner for tires. Good to know.
Oh my, He just brought 1973 to the present. Was doing this back then but didn't have KZhead OH MY
Colby valves are pretty good to keep in your car incase of emergencies they are expensive but any one can put them in
Very true.
👍👍👍. Thank you
Hummm, I'm going to try a 1.99 funnel to pop a valve stem in while waiting for install tool.. Great video!
You just have to put a hose clamp or two around it. Or else I'll split the funnel.
It worked. I prefer to pop the front bead and put the new one in
I had the same luck with some fuel line I bought, 2 years old and it was so bad fuel started spraying all over the engine meanwhile theres still some original hoses from the 90s that have no cracks
So true. I do tell people when they want to buy Chinese generators/ engines that the number one thing that falls apart on them is all the rubber parts. The fuel lines, the engine mounts etc all disintegrate in a year and a half.
MERCI. 👍
BUY another one??? With your skills you can make one better than the one you purchase. Ginger is the star of the show!
I don't know how you've lived long enough to have all this knowledge.
You know how it goes; just live like you can never afford to buy anything new.
Did the cheapo valve stems say Michelin on them cause those tires start cracking right away
I would love to see pictures of your home made bead breaker.
I'll do you one better kzhead.info/sun/dpWnZayejHywZIk/bejne.html
I've had one of those installer kits for years. Mine says to use any cream hand cleaner for stem lube. I seem to get better results when I lay the wheel down flat.
Really, hand cleaner.....? Yeah, laying it down is far easier and I didn't show the 12 attempts it took to do the 4 tires.
This video reminds me of my wedding night.
3.....2...........1....... BAMMMMMM
Hi, an interesting video ,you have to watch WD40 & Inox on the natural rubber valve stems , a friend used to spray the steel rims on his boat trailer to prevent rust from salt water. We towed the boat on a 200-mile trip, and all 4 stems failed.
I know someone who made a mental guide sleeve instead of the plastic One you should try it and make a video on it
I did make a metal one. It works okay and would be fine in a pinch. I did have it in the video but decided not to talk about it because the plastic one honestly worked better.
You once did a video on power tool battery adapters like putting dewalt batteries on ryobi etc. But ive never seen a adapter for kobalt so my question is will kobalt fit the Flex tools or vise versey? They are both 24v tools
There are some guys custom 3D printing adapters for things like this. A quick Google search shows this one: Look what I found on Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/1485327469/kobalt-24v-max-low-profile-battery?ref=share_v4_lx
@@sixtyfiveford appreciate that.
@@dannycolemire2652 I've never tried the custom 3D printed ones but they should work the same. They're little rougher/cruder because they're made one at a time.
Interesting tool. I just take the tire off, remove the schrader valve with the tool, use a bottle jack to break the bead and then use the tool threaded in the stem to pull it through the regular way.
That is what I do 99% of the time.
Good dog! Mine never will fetch anything!
My dog would grab that valve and run away. 😂
Hi Ginger!
I tried that but I keep breaking my TPMS. 😁😁
Matt's offroad could've used this like a week ego with that Gladiator rescue were the valve got damaged
Turtle car wax paste is the best tire lube ever.
I still have a can of tire mounting/rubber lubrican that my grandfather had many years ago when he had a service station. I am not even old enough to remember him working. He died in the early 70s.