this is the first time I’ve ever heard this song I kinda like it. I got a 94 4.0 like that set up better all metal intake . 4.0 is a good motor though

Yeah I like the 4.0 ohv vs the sohc

@@jaschalindesmith9525 just can’t stand dumb designs 😂😂😂 every single car company has something that makes you say wtf

@@boerde6202 this was mostly just an experiment also had a replacement part anyway time is money have other jobs waiting. Don’t have time to boil a pot of water and it still will function the exact same showing how the spring works and the heating element. I get what you’re saying. got other jobs waiting , gotta keep moving gotta find faster ways. The definition of experience is learning from your past mistakes. This was a bad thermostat. The thermostat wasn’t sealing all the way and was opening too quickly even though that test may have not been ideal is still accurate and gets it there quickly.

stick allan in hole above trimer wire holder housing spin until it locks in place. use wrench to lossen assembley.

Yep! Sometimes you just gotta get the job done.

What is mini ?

Why do you have so many heaters

@ it’s cold where I live. It’s a big garage door opening constantly bringing cars in and out. It’s gotta be heated up fast and cooled off fast on demand

@schmidygarage7251 ok thank u😃

@@Ibuildsht it was very, very hard to get those bolts out tried every single extractor. I had just barely got them out. It’s gonna cut the heads off and weld on new heads with spare nuts. I have laying around supposedly they don’t sell these bolts.

I’m not sure, but all I know is gravity hits harder the higher up you go😂

@@jessemccoy1661 sure did replaced the coil very picky which coil goes in there have multiple videos on channel showing right coil

@@jessemccoy1661 yep worked great have multiple videos on channel showing the rebuild it’s very picky to which coil is used

@@nimranosyat8310 Hakuna matata . sehr gut….

@@CleverMetaphor yes but gets hours and hours of use

@@TheSonofdagon oh for sure the belt these things are very expensive and the gears are really hard to get to I live my life off the philosophy that gravity hits harder the higher up you go 😂

@@naruttaanime9471 . It would be nice to have a good invention never to work again wouldn’t that be nice 😀. Germany invented these heaters but china has cheap labor sells them cheap.

@schmidygarage7251 make the blowout attachment kit.. put the fittings together clamps, hardware included for easy d.i.y.

Man, that’s a good question. I worked on this well over a year ago. I didn’t jack the engine up. I can tell you that much. I’m pretty sure I used the swivel ratchet. Wish I could be more help, but that was a long time ago. this was when I first started doing KZbin so my video quality wasn’t the best. Sorry about that. I have been getting better videos.

it’s very difficult working with large tools in tight areas got to be careful so you can get the job done 😂

@@thisisconstruction. that works too

unfortunately i don’t have that year book. i would google it and it will pop up. not sure if that is vortec heads or not ,

hopefully your version of whatever language this is makes more sense than the translation 😂. have no idea what you’re trying to say

how would you cut steel to fix exhaust 😂

needs the controller sell them for about 25 bucks on amazon. i did another video showing the part on channel. hope that helps.

nope

@@Csidisijss there’s no such thing as a good Jeep, but there are better Jeeps 😂😂😂. Straight six Jeep motors are really good. You wanna try to stick away from automatic transmission because they fail . and then they have certain engines that are better than others depending on the year you’re talking about those straight six motors are pretty good. I personally on a 5.2 V8 in my grand Cherokee. That’s a good motor. The pentastar engines are OK but they’re notorious for having some issues and oil cooler leaks and suspension needs a lot of work all the time cheap mexico china parts. also have lots of electrical issues. i love my 2 jeeps but fix them all the time but its easy for me. need to go on forums to see the better options .

@@Csidisijss anything with T and tires will cost you lots of money 💰 and boats expensive but lots of fun

@@busman2050 yeah I’d like a big Mac and a large Coke and a small fry thanks hold the ketchup because y’all got to ketchup with the program 😂😂😂

@@busman2050 man I don’t get paid for this so this is just with my free time. I post whatever videos I can get going along with 1 million other things some people like it. Some people don’t I hear ya man I did buy a tripod hopefully that’ll help.

@@skiprowe6567 kzbin.infou2dR-lgmKPg?si=Vf80zHxe2F0Xv5-f

Compression fitting, NO NO NO!!!!!

@@solo2r who exactly are you reporting to Santa Claus?😂😂😂😂😂. I can put compression fittings on any of my private property. 😂😂😂😂

@@skiprowe6567 can you give me a good reason why you are against compression fittings because I’ve been using them since I was 14 years old and I’ve never had an issue. is there some automotive code like there is an electrical and plumbing and carpentry that I don’t know about😂😂😂😂😂😂. i’ve owned six cars my entire life I still own four of the six and every single one of them has compression fittings on every single wheel and I stop just fine. I think people are too sensitive and too much by the book. I need to hear a legitimate reasoning behind why not just no 😂😂😂😂

@@schmidygarage7251 To Mrs. Claus! For safety on any property! It would take 3 fittings [not 5] and the correct tool to do it right.

@@solo2r can you give me a good reason why you are against compression fittings because I’ve been using them since I was 14 years old and I’ve never had an issue. is there some automotive code like there is an electrical and plumbing and carpentry that I don’t know about😂😂😂😂😂😂. i’ve owned six cars my entire life I still own four of the six and every single one of them has compression fittings on every single wheel and I stop just fine. I think people are too sensitive and too much by the book. I need to hear a legitimate reasoning behind why not just no 😂😂😂😂

@@Jep-x6m nice 👍🏻 never tried that. good idea. sometimes i need a certain amount of pressure for wires and hoses and delicate items. thanks man for the idea

@@LouieAWDtsi I posted a finished video of it on my channel

@ can you link it here? I couldn’t it find it when I jumped in your channel. Thanks!

@@LouieAWDtsii’ll look for the link

kzbin.infoX1q_Yed5Cpw?si=IHOFKL0Cy0GDz2p0

@ kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3-thomwp8isbJYsi=lyV40r55CXJWiBHD

@@paul-ld9vh works great 👍🏻

@@joshbrown3536 it works great already built one 2 years ago caught lots of dirt and dust makes air clean

have you replaced the coil ? does it have spark ? mine ended up needing a correct new coil very very picky on coil. i have other videos on channel showing the complete rebuild getting spark. good luck

@@summerluv3134 unfortunately i’m pretty sure i’m not allowed to sell it due to regulations. if you google it they sell online and can ship it to you. they are all over online good luck 🍀

@schmidygarage7251 wait I looked online for years and I can never find the exact same one can you tell me what to look up to find it

@@Sir-Kay nope

@@schmidygarage7251 In the product desription it says brushless. I wonder why these Chinese lie so much.

this tool is junk it broke after 3 uses don’t buy from temu. i bought a dewalt to replace it

@@schmidygarage7251 Thank you very much, just like I thought. And did you try to get a refund from the seller because, you know you have 1 year warranty right?