Jeep Wrangler Mechanical Review

[@shazam6274]

Management: we want you engineers to cram all this stuff under the hood! Engineers: but it will be exceedingly difficult to service. Management: make it last just longer than the warranty, and after that it's not our problem!

[@mm-il8dg]

Even after warranty some owner will fix there car in the dealer with more labour time

[@andybub45]

A plastic oil pan on an off road focused SUV? Very poor design.

[@pleasedontwatchthese9593]

Next your going to tell me they run the coolant lines at the lowest part next to it! Yeah I dont like this jeep.

[@ItsAlive111]

Funny how the guy is saying it’s plastic “so it can easily be replaced by undoing 8 bolts”. As if metal oil pans are welded, lol

[@kclefthanded427]

It's not gonna bode well in hot climates

[@brian_jake]

@@ItsAlive111 its easier because a metal pan usually has 14-17 bolts

[@andybub45]

@@ItsAlive111 yes, it can be easily replaced. But it could be avoided if they just made it steel. Looks like it could be steel.

[@grizllyman]

so it's already spewing blue smoke. Nice job FCA

[@chapa435ify]

All that beautiful plastic ready to break the moment warranty ends, welcome to FCA bois

[@Scypher0th]

been working at chrysler for 13+ years never seen any issues with plastic "breaking" under normal circumstances....stupidity and abuse causes shit to break,

[@andybub45]

@@Scypher0th well then maybe you can help explain why Fiat used a plastic oil pan on an off road SUV.

[@holyghostwarrior]

@@Scypher0th you mean if anyone takes it anywhere else other than the supermarket, I mean who would take this mall crawler off-road? 🤦‍♂️

[@K_M_M_G]

Children, just because it is not metal does not mean it’s not strong... Metal cracks, plastic tends to deform before cracking. I see that as a win for an oil pan.

[@holyghostwarrior]

@@K_M_M_G wow.. never thought of that.. and given Chrysler's penchant for durability and reliability it totally makes sense.. and here we were speculating that it was a cost cutting measure.. Toyota should make a note of this bleeding edge technology and build their 4runners with plastic oil pans.. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤡🎪

[@mediaquest123]

Awsome review!!! No one else does mechanical reviews!! Absolutely awsome. While every one else is reviewing lame stuff like head lights, radio and stuff i can check my self! Easter eggs. Lol. Im sitting tightly and will patiently wait for u to do same review on just the Pentastar engine v6 in JL wrangler. Thx

[@ImFromIowa]

Yep, I agree. As a beginner (& self taught) mechanic I need to know the *in depth* review/ inspection of common (& uncommon) vehicles. Not just some *Doug DeMuro* basic automotive review, I (along with other mechanics) need a *ChrisFix & Speedkar99* in depth & professionally detailed while skipping the 1 minute intro & having a short _”Hey guys, ChrisFix here”_ intro (without any annoying intro music & pointless logo animations)

[@Milkinporsche]

This is the probably the most thorough mechanical reviewing channel and you deserve more views and subs, sadly people only like helicopter shots movie level production fancy car channel.

[@kristianhermann5971]

Difficult to service seems to be a new car theme. The labour to fix many of these cars later in life may be cost prohibitive and they'll end up as throw-aways. Sad really.

[@cvsporn]

Unless you get a 4runner.

[@ryans413]

Seems like bad design. Looks like everything was just thrown into the engine bay with no thought put into it.

[@alexs.818]

I don’t think so. It’s just a terrible design. Fiat have never been really known for quality, and Chrysler as well. When you mix the two together you have double the problems. I’ve only driven one Jeep product before and it was an 05 Liberty. Not the best, but not absolutely terrible.

[@shippo72]

@@ryans413 No, this is just a Fiat engine thrown into a Jeep body to meet emission standards, everything else was sacrificed for that. Chrystler is very aware that 99% of Jeep owners never drive on anything more challenging than a gravel road or light snow, and built their "off road" cars accordingly. And it's not like they will take any liability if you take your car off-road and anything breaks.

[@bundo-san]

Your mechanical reviews are awesome!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks. More to come!

[@montgomerybojangles8644]

Being a Toyota fanboy I'd never drive a Jeep, but ill watch the whole video.

[@AlGoYoSu]

Same here. Although it is disappointing to see Toyota supporting anti right to repair legislation in NH along with the other car manufacturers. Unfortunately it's all about that 💰.

[@dc5723]

Same here. I did drive 2 rental cars- a Compass and Patriot when I was stateside in Maryland and Georgia and they both suck.

[@joeb2588]

Fiat Chrysler quality sucks

[@bubbshalub]

@@joeb2588 that's why you chuck a V8 in it and refuse to let the dealer touch it

[@andrewchristiansen8311]

I'm a Toyota fan boy & I wanna buy a 20 year old Jeep wtf is wrong with you?

[@ejmollentze6733]

This jeep is a lot different to my straight 6 4L jeep from 2005 Things have changed a lot and I must say it's easy to work on my old jeep

[@TommyG11814]

Engineering nightmare, ,,,,will never buy one of these things, Damn

[@tolrem]

Looks like NASA has sneaked the Mars Rover under the hood.

[@TommyG11814]

@@tolrem that's no kidding, over engineering pile of crap and it's a shame cause it is a very cool vehicle.

[@Tsalinger]

Fiat says it all. 2L turbo GDI junk.

[@SSDracerSD]

The last jeep I owned had the 4.0 HO I6. Couldn't kill it.

[@Duraputer]

4.0 was a great engine, unfortunately I don't have such a high option of this engine.

[@tomahawk7259]

I miss the 4.0, it was absolutely bulletproof

[@applepoop10]

@@tomahawk7259 The 5.2L V8 were also good in those XJ's. Just not as reliable as the 4.0L H.O

[@Peenits69]

I own one and I abuse it (but I regularly maintenance). It’s an absolutely amazing engine. And my TJ is sooooo easy to work on

[@rayc.8555]

Your reviews are the best. As a guy who has done the repair on all my cars Your reviews are perfect for any mechanic or anyone who wants to learn about cars. I would be interested in hearing your personal opinion on which cars you prefer. Thanks for reviews.

[@jnorman1511]

Always love your videos. Keep up the good work

[@speedkar99]

Thanks

[@1g2002541]

Unless I'm a Aircraft Engineer, I won't touch the spaghetti under the hood. Everything else looks solid.

[@speedkar99]

Agreed

[@acefighterpilot]

I'm an A&P mechanic, and I'm offended you've associated my trade with this trash.

[@acefighterpilot]

@Chris Hoffman-Echandy There are two fire extinguisher bottles mounted in the aft stair section of the 727. For one of these bottles, the pressure gauge faces the stairwell, so you can read it very easily. For the other, the pressure gauge faces exactly the opposite way, toward the skin, with about an inch of clearance to the structure. Why?!

[@MegaHugro]

"MESS" is the word I heard most often. :))

[@tolrem]

Spaghetti.They say some Jeeps are in fact Italian FIATS under the hood.

[@MrWd2528]

...and plastic...

[@bosccoh]

Requesting for a mechanical review of a 1994 Toyota Celica 🤣

[@bigbigmurphy]

Rev up your engine!

[@williamheinsinger7390]

🤣😅👍

[@dhruvpatel6884]

Dude 😂 scotty brings it up in almost every video he does

[@Zarfilms2007]

Asking for a friend!

[@kingcraven8056]

Ditch the auto. Thats the issue with Scotty's car. Nice tranny but its a 2 seat sporty car with 1800cc's. 5sp manual would wake it up.

[@apettit7]

I have a 2018 Wrangler JLUR 3.6L 6spd manual. Yes the tight engine bay is a b**ch to work with, I've put a kings ransom into a lot of offroad upgrades (J-E-E-P = Just Empty Every Pocket), It is my daily driver and I offroad a lot, it is a beast offroad! While it has its pains and annoyances at times I absolutely love my Jeep.

[@jivandwarka5475]

That's a fairly new Jeep, and I'm sure I saw blue smoke on startup , turbo chargers suck.

[@speedkar99]

I was kinda stumped while looking back at the video too

[@joeb2588]

I'd say little to do with the turbo and more it being a shitty Chrysler.

[@IKnewMickey]

Plastic oil pan eh. Watched a lot of Jeep videos and no one ever mentions that fact. You and your brothers tooth brush rock!

[@speedkar99]

Thanks. No one mentions anything about the under body or engine do they

[@DScherer75]

I own a 2021 Wrangler with the 4 cylinder turbo engine . The oil pan is not plastic I just went out to the garage with a magnet😜

[@gophersans4464]

Drove a 02 jeep liberty x 360,000 miles, before having the motor replaced last month. Car insurance was $55/ month, monthly car payment since 2006 =$ 0.00. Maintainace engine oil, tranny oil, rear diff. Others include brake pads, (water pump + serp belt + radiator + theromostat), belt tensioner, battery, alternator, a/c compressor, power steering pump, rack & pinion, fuel pump, sensors x 3, struts x2, shocks x2, tires, starter.

[@speedkar99]

I don't see Liberty around anymore

[@cfcasazza]

Very informative and well done. I think i will buy a 4Runner after watching this

[@speedkar99]

Nice. 4runner review coming soon!

[@svsilverfin]

Shocking bad design....you would have to be crazy to buy one of these. Jeep MOAB = Mother of All Bombs. Please do the Miata or the Honda Ridgeline

[@harbl2479]

svsilverfin What part of it do you find so bad?

[@jonc7371]

@@harbl2479 engine bay alone the coolant lines and wiring placement looks like a nightmare. It being a jeep you know youre gonna have to wrench on it eventually

[@andybub45]

@@jonc7371 Dont forget the plastic oil pan

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Wait what’s tht blue smoke coming out the exhaust burning oil already

[@speedkar99]

It's a Jeep

[@miguelare3]

@@speedkar99 lmao like that response😆!

[@SHADOWBONELESS]

What you expect form a FCa turbo?

[@princedarkness8029]

Its a jeep thing you wouldnt understand 😏

[@firebir11]

Turbo = trouble

[@jeromeburrasca6710]

Excellent review, I just wish you did the naturally aspirated V6 instead. Could you please do a 4x4 Suburban?

[@speedkar99]

Ill wait for the 2021 models

[@jeromeburrasca6710]

speedkar99 Cool, they’re at the dealerships already. Get a Z71 with the air suspension and locking differential. :) THANK YOU!!!

[@gladdy02]

I had this model as a rental for a week. To be honest, I was surprised by how quick this engine felt in the car.

[@pizzasven]

I once requested a solid axle vehicle review, Thank you!

[@speedkar99]

4runner review coming soon

[@pizzasven]

@@speedkar99 also try to get a real 4x4. Nissan Patrol (my car) 😂

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

Wow this is a nightmare to work on any little simple thing going b mad work

[@speedkar99]

From up top yes

[@ryans413]

I wish they would stop slamming a turbo on a 4 cylinder. Just put a V6 that be fine for off roading and it would actually leave more room in the engine bay for servicing. But everything gotta of a turbo

[@ralfoide]

@@ryans413 Turbo on a small 4 cyl because they want to satisfy emission regulation & EPA ratings.

[@martinda7446]

I've seen a couple of negative comments picking up on very minor issues in this review. Seriously, this is a magnificent 'tour de force' of mechanical gymnastics. I also know the people criticising, if they were to attempt this, would be stumbling and 'um, ah' -ing and making a complete mess of things from the get go which we could all laugh at. This I guarantee. (Yes, that is you fella🙀). Excellent speedkar99. As usual you hit the bulls eye.

[@KarmaVoyager]

Haha it's a shitty chrysler that will be a maintenance nightmare. Only thing good about it is the frame and the 4x4 robustness (notice I didn't say longevity).

[@andybub45]

Very minor issues include: Plastic oil pan on an off road SUV, an engine that is complex and difficult to work on, the blue smoke already on a brand new vehicle, the plastic running board supports, the intake buried under everything, the transmission that requires a scan tool to do a fluid change, etc. Doesnt seem minor to me. Lots of things to break.

[@Duraputer]

I don't think anyone is saying bad stuff about speedkar. It's about the vehicle itself, some time I wonder if FCA understands their own vehicles as much as he does. Maybe the v6 model is much better.

[@lowhagel]

Can you review the new Honda Ridgeline . I love these reviews by the way

[@cesartelles865]

You should do a Toyota Tacoma!

[@KarmaVoyager]

Yes!! Please do that and then a Tundra as well.

[@adejorogloryisaac3410]

@@KarmaVoyager Also with Toyota hilux

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

Makes me appreciate the cavernous engine bay of my 2.5l NA manual Subaru, with everything being user serviceable, fairly intuitive. A boon to my OCD, just about perfectly symmetrical, as all things should be. 🤓👌All while getting 50% better MPG and road handling.

[@AldermanFredCDavis]

About 10 years ago, I owned a used 2001 Jeep Cherokee. Never drove it off road, but very well built, durable, reliable and fun to drive. Drank gas like a sailor on shore leave, but the vehicle just spoke to me. I only got rid of it because it was too expensive for me to maintain two vehicles. About 4 years ago I was at the garage where I take my car for repairs. The owner has been in business for about 25 years. A customer had just driven off in a Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited, and I heard the owner mumble, "What a load of garbage" talking about the Jeep. This incident, combined with knowing that they have had well documented 'issues' with poor frame welds, corrosion, electrical problems, and they seem to be over-reliant on computers (and plastic components) AND Fiat's reputation, or lack thereof, would preclude me from even entertaining looking at a Jeep product, and I am a guy who LOVES old-school body on frame SUV's. If you want a late-model, body on frame SUV..............all roads lead through Toyota.

You throwing the toothbrush in the engine bay always cracks me up😀

[@firebir11]

He says it’s his brothers toothbrush 😂

[@Ostsol]

I noticed recently that there are Wranglers with lane departure warning systems. My first thought was that Wranglers are _supposed_ to depart from lanes.

[@reitzg]

If spending money creates happiness you will be very happy with Jeep.

[@swedesam]

Wranglers are typically bought by long terms owners. I can just imagine the engine & mechanical nightmare of trying to keep this Jeep years after warranty. So many plastic parts top and bottom that will definitely break/crack over time and the silly amount of fragile coolant piping & hoses crisscrossing all over the place just waiting to leak.

[@Zohar-Modifier]

Speedkar still alive:)

[@speedkar99]

Yes I am

[@Zohar-Modifier]

@@speedkar99 Starter motor is good:)How your Alternator :)?

[@AlphaBravo5]

2.0 was made for low end torque for off roading with decent MPG in mind. I wished they went with a simpler 2.0 system and removed the 48v system. But I enjoy my jeep every day and outdoor adventures I take it to!

[@schammo8893]

Great review. Nice to get a mix up from the east west engines with independent suspension.

[@speedkar99]

Agreed, a good change finally

[@70M80]

More of this! Love that you use your knowledge to make your argument. Keep it up!

[@marioguimond4276]

Second owner of a 2011 3.8l wrangler bought it 4 years ago i put a new u joint and a battery did a full inspection a week ago and have no issue Ps and i go offroading and backcountry camping with it

[@speedkar99]

Nice

[@rickt2419]

No more field serviceability any more... plus so many aftermarket accessories opportunities to just protect the under chassis components...

[@andybub45]

Yep thats the opposite of the old Jeeps

[@gustavlicht9620]

It would be interesting to see how it compares to the 4Runner or Ford Ranger. Overall it looks reasonably serviceable, but there is room for improvement.

[@speedkar99]

4Runner review coming soon

[@ceetwyce335]

I like how at the end of the video, you threw your brother's toothbrush at/in the open engine bay as to "eff this crappy Jeep" 🤣🤣

[@davidarmenphoto]

awesomw!! please do the etorque pentastar wrangler!!

[@speedkar99]

Nah. Maybe a gladiator or Pacifica hybrid or something unique

[@alanlo-557]

Can hardly fault the suspension, transmission for off-road fun but that turbo engine is no bueno. I don't know much about Chrysler-Fiat-Jeep engines, but I think that the v6 would be a better long-term choice even if the mpgs are 3-4 mpg less

[@speedkar99]

Agreed

[@lbgxvalor]

word of the day articulation

[@speedkar99]

Yep!

[@midnightdriveofficial3791]

I dont even own a car but I'm still watching this xD

[@poopybarista]

Adding one more car on my "DO NOT BUY LIST". appreciate with your review and pointy tooth brush xD

[@Domantas.N]

Long list you have from about year 2000...

[@poopybarista]

@@Domantas.N its endless man... endless...

[@BJPr12]

Really liking this series of whole vehicle reviews.. I like the Jeep, but didn’t know it was so complicated to work on, so no thanks. Please do a Subaru Forester/Outback SUV when you can.

[@rkgsd]

It would be interesting to compare this version to the old school Jeeps from before Fiat bought the company.

[@speedkar99]

It would be night and day

[@717UT]

Chrysler by itself wasn't great either, but throwing in Fiat apparently created a dumpster fire.

[@deepbludreams]

The JL is by far the best one, Crysler designed JK is garbage and they are even worse, the TJ and LJ are the last jeeps worth talking about.

[@AlGoYoSu]

3:30 can someone explain why they would put a plastic oil pan on what they call an off-road vehicle that doesn't include cost savings? They were smart enough not to do the same for the transmission. Is a new oil pan, it's gasket, and oil part of the off roading kit? You would imagine switching to metal would be an aftermarket upgrade right?

[@RandomlnternetGuy]

Seriously though. Still boggles my mind to see some of these high-end sports cars using plastic intake manifolds too (cough cough BMW)

[@andybub45]

That could easily be a steel pan, it even looks like one. Pure cost cutting brought to you by Fiat.

[@Bob_Jones123]

I was shocked to find they even offer the 4 cylinder without the eTorque mild hybrid! That's news to me! My 2018 JL Rubicon has the I-4 with eTorque standard. It's a 22hp/71lb ft hybrid assist that's powered by an external 48V battery that sits underneath the car. It eliminates turbo lag when launching from a standstill and provides seamless stop/start function. Basically everything that made the 4 banger cool is now being discontinued! WTF! I wouldn't want the I4 without the eTorque!

[@speedkar99]

Even without I was surprised how this little 4 cylinder pushed such a heavy vehicle

[@faliray4889]

Everything about this vehicle is spot on...except the engine. I took one look at this complicated engine and thought, this is not for me.

[@Gallent15]

Chrysler-Fiat With all their plastic parts 🤦‍♂️

[@speedkar99]

Oh well

[@1985toyotacamry]

That's like plastic city the question is which brand is worse at it?

[@chrisfreemesser5707]

@@1985toyotacamry That's easy to answer...BMW

[@1985toyotacamry]

@@chrisfreemesser5707 very true

[@TheGonso35]

Unfortunately more and more car manufacturers are adding plastic parts to their engines. The plus side are plastics are light (lower vehicle weight and better mileage )and do not corrode and much cheaper for the manufacturers . The negative is durability.

[@mushenji]

This is very good information. Thank You.

[@speedkar99]

You are welcome

[@a-dog8075]

Can you show us the insides and how it works on the 3.6 V6?

[@speedkar99]

Why does everyone want to see the pentastar? Regardless, I have filmed the Jeep Grand Cherokee with the V6 Pentastar, stay tuned when I post it soon.

[@a-dog8075]

@@speedkar99 Well it's probably because we all have one. The 3.6 is in our 2014 town and country and would like too see the inside and how it works. I also enjoy the videos too

[@SteifWood]

The last Jeep I will ever have bought is my WJ with the 4.7 L PowerTech V8. To me this engine is unbeatable though there are other issues with sensors (the last one I will check/swap is one on top og gas tank - and then EVERYTHING has to come down) and rust.

[@JoeTubeOnline]

Can you do a mechanical review of Toyota tundra? Love your stuff. Thanks!

[@speedkar99]

If I could get one sure

[@carsonzhang5014]

Fantastic model to teach you all knowledge of fixing cars.

[@speedkar99]

Thanks and yes this will show you what's needed to maintain your vehicle if you buy one

[@benedictntekor8415]

I didn’t even know they made the Wrangler with a 4cyl for this year. Also, again with the mess under the hood. Why....just why? I’d still go for the 3.6

[@mariomariojr32]

I’m not an off-road expert, but isn’t a plastic oil pan a terrible idea for a Jeep? I rather scrape my steel oil pan than crack a chunk out of my plastic oil pan on a rock.

[@andromeda9340]

Yeah,its a very poor design.i didnt expect it to be plastic at first lol.luckily since there's alot of aftermarket stuff for these,metal versions should be a thing👌

[@roy5335]

Do a toyota corolla cross hybrid mechanical review please!!

[@speedkar99]

What's a Corolla cross?

[@roy5335]

The new compact crossover of toyota that sits between the CH-R and RAV4. It's going to be a great review to see

[@princedarkness8029]

@@roy5335 we dont have that in the us

[@Treeburnify]

spot on summary and assessment

[@brendenmolano8779]

Can you do the new Acura RDX? Love your reviews. Thanks for the Honesty

[@speedkar99]

Would love to review a Honda but those are hard to get

[@ryans413]

21:31 sums up this entire build of this vehicle

[@suhailahmed4449]

All the companies that went turbo n reduced engine size for fuel effeciency and people r not buying them now.

[@SHADOWBONELESS]

Yes, small turbo car were big in early 2010s, and people now started to see how bad they are

[@GF-mf7ml]

Not really fuel efficient if you drive like maniac or push it hard. It is better to have NA big engine.

[@oldfashionedwrx3574]

@@GF-mf7ml yah because when u cram boost in the engine has to run richer (cool down combustion chamber) otherwise u melt pistons or get ping. it gets good economy on paper while cruising along lol

[@MrTherandomvidsguy]

Blame emissions

[@heathbauerle2787]

How similar are the systems on the Mazda 2.5T versus the regular N/A version? I know that the exhaust and intake manifolds are different but anything else?

[@ninjarider2941]

Does your brother's toothbrush work on electric vehicles? If so, I would like a review of the Nissan Leaf or the Tesla Model S if you haven't done this already.

[@speedkar99]

I'd need an electric toothbrush for that

[@joeMW284]

Is a turbo 4 really the way to go for an offroad vehicle? You want low end torque. More displacement or a roots supercharger seems like a better idea.

[@gs98999]

The turbo does have much more low end torque than the V6 wrangler

[@sk8punk318]

A plastic oil pan for a somewhat off-roading vehicle. Good idea.

[@speedkar99]

One hit kill

[@DScherer75]

It’s not plastic at least not in the 2021 I own. Not sure what year is in the video. I just brought a magnet out to the garage and checked it out.

[@mariovasquez4727]

Very impressed all your videos my chysler town country engine 3.6 codes 2172 and 0113 I'd been following but the engine is hard to get started any suggestions thankfully.

[@Duraputer]

Sounds to me like you got a vacuum leak or a bad o2 sensor. You can take it to a shot and hook the intake up to a smoke machine and find were the leak is.

[@Duraputer]

Or a bad intake air temp sensor.

[@XerxesTheGreatOne]

overly complex for an inline 4 cylinder engine... and plastic oil pan for offroad vehicle? are you kidding me?

[@speedkar99]

Makes for a one hit kill

[@test40323]

Great review as always. Do you think a 2.5L 4 could have replaced the 2L turbo 4 cycl and made things a lot simpler?

[@Scypher0th]

what 2.5 are u reffering to? the 2.4 tiger shark is a crap engine it burns oil and is actually on recall for oil burning issues....we had to replace 2 engines so far due to them burning oil.

[@Rx330lexuslover]

JUST DONT BUY DODGE/JEEP/FIAT! BUY A TACOMA!

[@test40323]

@@Scypher0th , can't expect much from Fiat Chrysler these days the company is run by accountants for short term profits.

[@andybub45]

@@Rx330lexuslover are you a Scotty Kilmer bot or something? I agree but after seeing your replies everywhere it seems like you're trolling.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

Can’t wait to see you do the Ford bronco

[@speedkar99]

I've already filmed the bronco sport. Coming soon

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@speedkar99 not the little bronco sport, the full size one

[@landshass2849]

What year model? I can't find it in the description.

[@1985toyotacamry]

Probably a new one because they really don't have a 2L Turbo engine in any previous years

[@speedkar99]

2020

[@pleasedontwatchthese9593]

@@speedkar99 Nice, where do you get your demo cars from?

[@oldfashionedwrx3574]

the older TJ jeep with the 4l straight 6 is probably the better one without the bad batch of cyl heads im thinking. new cars across the board are very compact and complicated compared to older vehicles

[@speedkar99]

Especially this turbo model

[@viveksinghal3768]

Very sophisticated engine design complicated to repair and service specially transmission oil cover

[@speedkar99]

Yeah I don't get that

[@DavidDLee]

In theory, could an independent suspension have similar articulation to a Jeep's? Perhaps with pavement mode and off-road mode?

[@speedkar99]

No because you'd be limited by the control arm's swing

[@DavidDLee]

@@speedkar99 in theory, a specially design suspension, where control arms swing more?

[@DurzoBlunts]

Would love to see an older chrysler jeep wrangler review.

[@speedkar99]

Nah that's too old school

[@timothybracken1728]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, KEEP IT UP!

[@avensis17]

Please review any Lexus SUV thanks!

[@speedkar99]

How about 4runner Coming soon

[@avensis17]

@@speedkar99 Yes please!

[@bigbigmurphy]

@@speedkar99 yes yes~

[@siraftheone5560]

Please do the pentastar 3.6L Jeep engine

[@speedkar99]

I'm trying to get the 3.6 engine to teardown

[@siraftheone5560]

@@speedkar99 thanks man! I love your channel by far one of the most entertaining and technical car Channels. I watch your videos after I finish uni. Keep up the content man you’re awesome.

[@kevinhuang8255]

ain't suppose to be one more coolent reservior right next to the windshield washer fluid?

[@Stargate971]

You should do the EcoDiesel Wrangler! Great content sir!

[@mediaquest123]

And the pentastar v6, many jeep fans here!

[@Superblue-e3d]

Will you ever do a v6 wrangler

[@speedkar99]

Nah

[@victorboucher675]

I love 4.0 even more now.

[@robinjacob8033]

Do a review of your GS

[@mattbots1]

Lol you missed the second battery tucked up in the passenger fender

[@speedkar99]

I didn't see it. Hybrid?

[@mattbots1]

@@speedkar99 For the auto start/stop. Switches the electronics over to the second small battery when stopped to save the main for cranking. (Atleast on the V6s, assume the 2.0Ts are the same.)

[@ua7pyro591]

Ahh yes. I've been waiting for this. 😬

[@MrNightpwner]

Built like a toy, forget this. Can you do kia stinger? Genesis coupes too?

[@motown8057]

Great content for the car shopper! Disappointed by all the plastic they are using under the hood.

[@tuoitreomaha9096]

How long until 4runner video. I cant wait

[@speedkar99]

It'll be a week or two

[@mister62085]

The timeing chain in the engine belongs on a huffy

[@brookdavis8425]

Good video. Please do the v6 if you can.

[@speedkar99]

Grand Cherokee with the V6 review coming soon

[@gavinstirling7088]

Volvo XC90 pre-2013 with the D5 engine and 6-speed box would be awesome. No good mechanical review videos on KZbin.

[@speedkar99]

Where would I find that 😶

[@Duraputer]

Why would they make the transfer case cover plastic? That could easily get damaged on a trail.

[@Tahara-Aichi]

Great review 👏

[@HongNguyen-my5oq]

Please include interior as well from now on

[@speedkar99]

This is a mechanical review, not a cupholder review