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[@scottykilmer]

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[@nuthinbutlove]

Hey Scotty, why don't you mention the year of the vehicles you review?

[@shanepotter4635]

I'm never going to understand people buying new vehicles for 70-100k+. People say 'i need something reliable' or 'I want a warranty' like dude you can afford like 10 new engines an 5 transmissions if you buy a used vehicle and you'll still save money vs buying a 70k+ vehicle.

[@nuthinbutlove]

@@shanepotter4635 not to mention how much depreciation the vehicles suffer as soon as you drive it off the lot. I've always been under the impression that most people who spend that kind of money on vehicles are able to use them as tax write-offs so in the long-run they basically get luxury for the price of an average car. That and they'll often trade them in every year or two so they don't care about spending money on repairs because basic repairs are covered for however long they own it. Example: A former dentist of mine had a Lexus SUV with the Delorean style rear doors. At the time the government was offering crazy incentives to EV purchasers. He told me between the special incentives from the government and the fact that he registered it as a business vehicle so he got steep tax write-offs he only paid a few thousand a year in total... That's it!

[@michaelcentola2683]

What year is the best for the Jeep Cherokee??

[@michaelcook7175]

😂

[@ballbagchris6920]

Based on these videos Scotty should have about 200 vehicles by now lol

[@stuckinmygarage6220]

😂👍

[@xadam2dudex]

IKR

[@CookandBakewithSamer]

😂. I agree. He goes back to the Toyotas. This thing has been cleaned too well. The engine might last but they have other mechanical, cosmetic and quality issues. It looks like the sun roof had a leak. You could see the stain on the cover. Even the headlights look they have been replaced. I enjoy watching his videos though. 😊

[@OCANALDOMARKITO]

Indeed

[@digital0day]

My brother is a mechanic. He probably buys (and then sells/flips) 10+ cars annually. Checks out 😂

[@TheColosiss]

Still have the wife's 93XJ with the 4.0 and 4x4. What a fantastic Jeep. We have been everywhere in the mid-west. We live in the middle of the desert. That jeep is a tank. It needs new wiring though because last year a mouse family ate the wiring harness and 2 spark plug wires during the winter months. Besides that, never an issue. I adore that little fantastic vehicle. It has literally saved our lives during a small accident. We were attempting to turn off an onramp. Some jack-wagon with a trailer was tailgating us and not paying attention until the last moment. He swerved around us a nearly side-swiped us. The metal mirrors protected us by guiding his truck and his trailer around the cab. gouged the entire side of his truck and his trailer. No major damage to the jeep except the mirror had a bunch of paint and a small dent in the front right fender. The other guy's truck was FUBAR. I drove away. I refuse to sell that Jeep. It has earned its place in the family...

[@j1st633]

I purchased a 2003 Ford Explorer three years ago for 1700 dollars. I now have cLose to 300 k miles and still going strong.

[@EverydayAmerican]

That 4.0L is, absolutely, a spectacular motor. If you’re in it for the long haul, you’d do yourself a favor learning to replace the rear main seal.

[@YuriyYermakov]

to replace that seal you got to dismantle half of the car and have a lot of special tools and hoist ))

[@dvaritek434]

The transmission it is attached to, not so much lol. Trust me i had two of them. Engines never ever ever let me down. Electrical systems and transmissions, meh.

[@amarbinay6654]

​@@dvaritek434well that's the weak point

[@CookandBakewithSamer]

@@dvaritek434 for many years, I’m not sure if it is still the case, Chrysler transmission on their trucks were know to only last to 100,000 miles. I know some who had to replace them as well.

[@rmolynea5108]

I used Bar's and it stopped my rear mail seal leak.

[@renkhachatoorian302]

Some older cars can last forever specially if they come with manual transmission.

[@justinmarti3108]

I miss my 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee. It is one of the best SUVs I ever drove.

[@oregonpredatorprevention]

My dad and I both had Jeep Cherokee XJs that had well over 300k and ran perfectly when we sold them. I bought mine for $800 in 2012 and drove it for about 5 years with the only issue was that it needed the crank position sensor needing to be replaced at about 250k. Great engine. Unfortunately people are charging ridiculous prices for XJs now.

[@polishmasterjay]

Scotty is the only human that can get me excited and entertained watching a video about a used car I had no intention on purchasing, then by the end, I kind of want one! And I have a new vehicle! 🤣My man knows his stuff, when he gets hyped it’s hard not to take his advice! 🤷‍♂️👏🤣🔥

[@j1st633]

I purchase new a 1994 Crown Vic. Had it for many years. Finally, the body have way. However, the engine was going strong. I had over 400 k miles on it. A great freaking car.

[@Voltzy70]

I have a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Special Edition with the 4.0l, I call it my winter beast. My cousin who is a master mechanic for 30+ years told me to buy it. He said it was the last year they made good Jeeps. I love the thing, loaded to the gills with heated seats and in great condition.

[@anthonyhfe6450]

I didn't watch the whole vid but I bought a brand new '91 Cherokee Laredo back in '91. I ordered her exactly the way I wanted her. Black, two door, no power locks, no power windows, full time transfer case and Aisin 4 speed auto. We had a 26 year 226,000 Mile relationship before I sold my baby. The 4.0 liter never hiccupped. It was solid. The whole drivetrain still functioned with no issues when I sold it. Started on the dime every time on original Fuel injectors too (think they were Bosch, but not sure). Engine-wise I just replaced the plugs and a few water pumps over its lifetime, and distributor cap and rotor. Mine was the distributor version. It was a sad day when they stopped making that straight 6, 4.0L high output engine !!😢😢😢😢

[@southwestvajeeper5106]

Dad had a 4.7 V8 WJ with miles when we sold it. That thing was enjoyable to drive and despite being so high mileage was actually pretty reliable. The 4.7 will generally get the same or better MPG than the 4.0 because it has a five speed transmission. That transmission (the 545RFE) is actually a world more reliable than the transmission that comes behind the 4.0. 16-17 MPG average with the 4.7 PowerTech V8...using a calculator, not the overhead console readout. Just bought a project WJ with the V8 last month that I'm planning to fix up and use for work. You can get them dirt cheap and fix them dirt cheap (especially if you're a mechanic like me) and they will do virtually the same work as a pickup truck that costs 3x more! Great vehicles overall.

[@fredMplanenut]

Entertainingly informative as usual.

[@victoryfirst2878]

Scotty, when I put on a low restriction exhaust system on my Jeep the mileage went up to 18 average. The exhaust system is restrictive. That is 5 more miles per gallon. Good day fella too.

[@josephtrunk3565]

I see many of them on the road. Many are very worn in the paint, etc., but they’re still running. Change the oil on all motors regularly, and you’ll go down the road well.

[@davidpowell3347]

Neighbor had a six cylinder WJ version with just part time 4 wheel drive (power only to rear axle when transfer lever all the way forward) it got fairly good gas mileage unlike my V8 model that will transfer power to the front axle when the rear is spinning even with the transfer lever all the way forward

[@cy_young_9104]

That was my first car. It was an ‘02. I learned a lot about fixing car in the 5 years I owned it.

[@airborneranger-ret]

lol

[@h8troodoh]

😂😅

[@joeschlepp]

my old mid 80's Cherokee was just a rolling garbage can full of mopar parts. traded it for a toyota p/u before they were called tacomas. best thing i ever did.

[@michaelbelshaysr4525]

After 8 years we had to have the wiring harness in the driver's door fixed yearly. And we had to replace the ignition coil several times. But those were the big issues. The rear tail light Assyria had to be replaced several times as well. But a good vehicle besides those issues.

[@tardeliesmagic]

In the UK i worked for Jeep in the mid 90's,they could really do the miles! They were nippy!!

[@jeronronnunkoffunk4691]

Great video, great to have confirmation about the ol 4.0 straight six ! I was just beat out of buying an older 2wd jeep Comanche with 4.0 inline 6cyl hate I missed that

[@toploadtele]

My daily driver is a Patriot Blue Pearl rust free 2000 Jeep GC Laredo 2-wd 4.0 (WJ). I bought it 2 years ago with only 70k miles and it now has 88k. It runs like a top, rides and drives fantastic getting 17/23 mpg which isn't bad for a large, roomy SUV. Little modifications here and there like a 2" lift and adding Wrangler 5 spoke 17' wheels make it sit better and look sharp. These Jeeps have the very unique combination of being unibody construction with a solid front axle which can be problematic when lifted. I replaced all of the steering and front suspension components including the upper and lower control arms and track bar (adjustable) so the caster angle and center line would be correct after the lift was installed, which is a must. Next will be new coil springs and heavy-duty upper and lower ball joints for the added weight of the 17" wheels and big tires. Note: These engines need zinc (ZDDP) added to the oil due of the flat tappet lifters if you want them to run smooth and super quite like a sewing machine for many years.

[@udmbfckx2916]

I always thought this was one of the best mid-sized SUVs for its time. I had a relative who live outside of Boston and except for the rear hatch not staying up, everything worked and it was loaned to me during my winter stay with them since the family was using a new RAV4. I would be one of the few people driving during a snowstorm on the Highway on my way to the ski areas up north in NH. Too bad they are building a lot of Expensive CRAP nowadays.

[@peterfoley2559]

I've had a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with the 4.0 4x4 for a few years now, it had 192000 on it when I bought it for $3200. I put Amsoil in the engine, differentials, transmission, transfer case, brake fluid and power steering fluid. I also used the Amsoil engine flush when I made the change over from conventional motor oil. I also use the Amsoil fuel system additive. I used to get 13 mpg roughly. Since I made the change I regularly get 19 to 20 mpg. I also run it in All Wheel Drive year round. It has 207000 miles on it and runs like a top. Just an FYI for WJ owners.

[@askmaxim]

I clocked 180K miles / 300K km on a Wrangler TJ 2000 same I6 motor when sold after 18 years of ownership since new. The only failed part was the limited slip mechanism in the rear differential. At 160K miles changed brushes on the original alternator without even loosening the fixing bolts. The AC was still working. I thought that was normal for Jeeps.

[@mikegriffin1781]

My neighbor has 290,000 miles on his 03 TJ. Just replaced the original clutch at 280,000 miles. Never had any issues with it and still going strong.

[@robertsyre230]

That's good to know, we have two tj's, both with less then 100k, hoping to get many many more miles...

[@user-rl6gj2zc3q]

Gotta watch the motor mount bushings

[@HappyHands.]

Make sure to check your vacuum line connections on these ,, they dry rot and crack and cause timing and running issues.

[@rmolynea5108]

Have a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4L I6 with 205,000 miles on it. ❤ it, reliable and a lot cheeper, even with yearly maintenance cost of an old vehicle, than the payment on anything new.

[@mackmcmillan9905]

My all-time favorite ride I wish I never sold (wasn't the 4.7HO, so I'm alright)... 2004 JGC. EPA estimates got me as a young man, I thought I was saving my a*s on gas... WRONG! Power to weight was atrocious. They lost money on every one of them. What a vehicle, even with the mileage.

[@DellFargus]

I learned something. I was always under the impression that any GRAND Cherokee was trash. If you wanted a non-Wrangler Jeep, to look for an older Cherokee (not a Grand Cherokee) with the square grille and the straight-6 4.0.

[@Im_a_child_of_God]

Bro is making me love old cars as a youngin

[@adamcazares5238]

Right on glad to hear Scotty I hate paying for vehicle this while over priced 😅 I have Lexus IS250 2006 all-wheel drive I'm having an issue getting the starter out I use wobble extension the swivel ratchet got the bottom boat out but the top bolt that stripped trying to break it free with the breaker bar some PB blast 14 mm socket also used in the extractor socket I might have to get to another way besides releasing the motor mount and the subframe for the motor he'll have any options have you worked on one of these before can you help me out thanks Scotty

[@davidpowell3347]

Some of these cars have an "automatic climate control" that used a computer operated actuator motor to repeatedly push a blend door against its stops until the blend door or its axle separated or broke at low mileage,usually about or before the vehicle was two years old (most of the six cylinder cars had "manual" air conditioning and did better) the official fix involved tearing out the dashboard and I think moving the steering column to reach the evaporator and heater core box areas and the blend and recirculation doors areas to replace them with new parts that might just fail again although supposedly stronger than the originals-access to the heater core/blend doors/ac evaporator box is horrible in many newer cars- there is a jerryrig fix that involves cutting a hole or burning a hole with a small soldering pencil iron through plastic after taking the glove box out and accessing the blend door(s) through there and replacing with a metal heavy door and (I think I remember) a new heavy metal axle that accepts a hex screw to attach--it was called "HeaterTreater" and at the end you had aluminum duct tape that you used to seal back the pieces of plastic you cut open -since having done that I think best to keep the electric connector to the actuator motor unplugged until you want to change from cold to hot or vice versa--you take the glove box off again to do that) when part of the blend door fails you begin to get cold air out of some of the dash air registers and when the whole thing fails (there is actually a second blend door behind a partition with its own actuator) you get nothing but cold air no matter how high you turn the "temperature control" knobs out of all the dash air registers and even the heater floor outlets and defrost outlets

[@gibrate1]

I still drive mine daily since 2016 (bought as first car)

[@ericklassen9680]

I have a 1990 Comanche with a 96 Cherokee drivetrain Converted to 4X4

[@fdroepman8351]

Sick man!! Awesome truck!

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

I have the 4.0L in my old Wrangler Rubicon. Change the oil, and it just keeps chugging along...

[@goldleaf889]

SCOTTY I HAVE A QUESTION THATS BEEN ON MY MIND SINCE 2004... I started watching NASCAR then and always saw commercials about a fuel additive called ZMAX. What's your thoughts on the product? Always wanted to buy it but I end up buying STP 5 in 1. We have a 2009 Toyota Corps and a 2016 Camary. Sorry I don't know where else to askthis. Thank you much love from Chicago! Love your videos. Would an application of ZMAX fuel treatment work? V thoughts Thank you

[@eeeeee8565]

The brake light and housing is considered abs

[@welcometotheassylum118]

225 slant six chrysler and 300 six cylinder ford engine's lasted forever! Two of the best AMERICAN engine's ever built.

[@fiercetigerkity]

WJ!!! Yes!!! I have 217,000 on mine and I am still breaking her in! I am getting another one during tax time! I don’t wanna drive a newer vehicle for a long time!

[@The_Mental_Christian]

My 98 Cherokee Sport gets 17 mpg in the city with the 4.0L inline six.

[@christopherhale9362]

Scotty, I bought one and ended up buying 3 motors for it. I gave up and gave it away. Good luck finding a good used 4.0. I tried for forever to find someone to rebuild one and no one would.

[@richardganz9318]

what model scanner is that Autel and what model would you suggest for personal use and to use when shopping for used car ,truck

[@markspeltz2074]

What year is this jeep, did I miss it? And what are the years to target? Never owned one…never heard much good about them, but after watching this, open to the idea as a cheap second vehicle. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@sassed12many]

At Toyota today. 2023 Highlander was $58k

[@ismonte556montes9]

Hello Scottie, can you share your thoughts with me on my purchased a Lexus ES350, good or bad ¿?

[@SuperZombiekiller26]

Just bought one today for 3500. 120k miles. Hopefully everything turns out well

[@marioortega7218]

Good info. Thanks, except you put up a photo of the wrong crazy person. T-RUMP is a poster child for 'crazy person'. ;) Keep up the good work, auto repair that is.

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

I drive less than 1000/yr so low gas mileage isn't a concern for me. Interesting type vehicle for me, cheap price because low MPG. Thanks

[@user-ot1pb2rk6r]

What is the consensus on the 2017-2019 Grand Cherokees? Any good? Most of the ones ive seen on the market have around 100k miles on them.

[@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors]

They made them with the 5.9 high out put V-8 . Not sure how they hold up .??

[@airborneranger-ret]

I dunno. I had a 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 5.9 liter engine (special edition, not many). In 2013 the engine caught fire while on a 5 mile local trip) and the vehicle was a total loss. Never buying another one.

[@scottsmith4710]

I thought you were talking about a Nissan Frontier!

[@robertperry4187]

This is the best one out there!😂😂

[@Buckwheat916]

I have an 04 with almost 300000mi. Runs good and gets 20mpg

[@steveauston6020]

The 4.0l was alright, just horrible on gas. Sold mine, bought an older Ford Ranger with the all to familiar Lima four banger. Lol 28mpg, not bad!

[@markmccarty9793]

I've had 3 Rangers. Great dependable, easy to maintain. Just Don buy the Edge with the step side, a sheet of 4x8 plywood won't fit between the bedrooms! The straight side a sheet will slide in with the tail date! The clutch will wear out if you get stupid about towing heavy loads! Lots of parts stores use them to delivery trucks! Had one that had 328000 on it . Loaded it to a friend and it came back with a slipping clutch!

[@steveauston6020]

@@markmccarty9793 What size engine was in your Ranger? Mine has a Manual transmission. I don't tow with it. Bought it for camping and the good fuel Economy. It's a 94 with a few miles, still runs like a top👍

[@markmccarty9793]

Yea, that 4 liter is a hoss, but it'll pull more than it can stop! I've had a 2.3, drove a 3litter, and a 2.5. The 2.5 is the way to go with a 5 speed! A good errands runner, take the trash off, take a disassembles engine to the machine shot, run errands. The extended cab will hold a week's Wirth on groceries ot slide 10-12 sheets of plywood over the tail gate! The early 2.3 got better gas milage, but the 2.5 had noticeably more torque! Ger an extended cab, you'll be surprised what will fit back there! Lot of auto supply stores still use them here.

[@markmccarty9793]

Yep, an f150 with a 300 straight 6 will drag it backwards! I've had 2 Rangers. Great little delivery trucks. Mine had the 4 speed 300, put av5 speed in it! Picked up 4mpg and still pull the gates of Hell down, but it didn't have air-conditioning!

[@steveauston6020]

@@markmccarty9793 The 300 inline was an excellent engine. I had an inline six in my Mercury Capri. Bought with high miles, drove it for years. Sold it to a friend that ended up driving it for years lol.

[@jamesrobert782]

I like the jeeps from the early 2000s,.

[@beastman.330]

Do they have a 3.0 crd model in u.s because they the ones to buy because they give good mpg and the diesel engine has 220 bhp.

[@ranger6447]

Scotty, that is an excellent comparison of a Crazy Person!!!

[@alexanderlevitch6221]

Watched again... didn't see a year. What year is it?

[@bretsonenstein]

What year Scotty?

[@user-rv3vi7fk2r]

Hello Scott, I bought a 2006 Honda Accord coupe EX 2.4l 4 cylinder. I had 4 sensor problems. Oxygen upper and lower, coolant temperature sensor, I changed the coolant, new thermostat and both sensors, I'm still getting a check engine light. And I don't know what to do now please help, what's my next step. Thanks Scott.

[@methodical_66]

What year is that Jeep Grand Cherokee that he's reviewing?

[@macy9123]

Did you move to R.I. ?? If so welcome, and are you doing repairs ?

[@kelticink]

Prices super high, still see 100s of brand new vehicles in neighborhoods and on riads here in Nj. Work with guys paying close to $1,000 a montg for just their cars..

[@Kusv583]

Maybe I missed it…did Scotty ever mention the yr of this particular vehicle?

[@ayz123_87]

I bought a 2001 Grand Cherokee 4wd used in 2005. The transmission went out after 3 months at 42k miles. Then the water pump and then the radiator. All before 70k miles. Three of the the 4 power windows also failed. I will never touch a Jeep again. Worst auto I have ever owned.

[@charleselertii6187]

Hi Scotty. I wonder if the brake fluid needs to be flushed after all those miles. Maybe the old fluid is kind of "sticky"? Cheers, Chuck in Florida.

[@XTRABIG]

I used a turkey baster to change the brake fluid. it does get dirty. just be very careful not to get air in the system while doing it.

[@charleselertii6187]

Hi @XTRABIG. I have used a turkey baster to change power steering fluid in a 2007 Ford Focus! Really great for non-invasive fluid renewal. Uses more fluid doing it this way but added cost was worth NOT breaking into system. Even made a spreadsheet to calculate my dilution of the old fluid to obtain 90% new fluid with multiple turkey baster drain and fills. Yay!

[@MrBluoct]

What scan tool is Scotty using 🤔

[@MikeB-in1nd]

What year is it?

[@proudam3969]

I knew someone that had this type of Jeep with this engine and transmission. They had lots of problems over the years. No thanks.

[@user-mq7sp4fn7l]

I didn't hear what year this particular jeep is.

[@timamyett9679]

I liked your crazy person example.

[@outwiththem]

They have Body on Frame chassis. Not just Unibody. They can do moderate off roading.

[@mmcconnin]

What year jeep is in this video?

[@Raxman263]

Scotty saying something positive about a Jeep/Dodge/Ram product. It's a strange strange world.

[@Stutterin_Steves]

I just bought one a 2017 and I love it, It's got a hemi

[@TheRoadGlideRider]

What year was it???

[@Mike__P]

Why is he price comparing a new SRT to this?

[@mr.2cents.846]

Hey Scotty, can one not just install a more modern fuel injection system and get better gas mileage?

[@citizen4power]

151k on 4.0,it's just now getting broken in.

[@michaeltravis5937]

Be sure and post a video of the one you buy....

[@ofthedawn]

What was the year?

[@jeffcarr2265]

There are people that go off-road crazy with them all the time

[@jamesluther3506]

I like quick 6 cylinder cars. 😊

[@rufusrunsgsp4610]

what year is this Jeep?

[@jeffreyboomhauer1204]

I had a 93 grand Cherokee that was great but had a 2001 that thought me to never buy a jeep again!

[@fromnma5426]

I think two people were kind to reply to my request about what year that Jeep might be. I received an email noting there's a reply but it did not go to the actual reply when I clicked on it. And, I can't seem to find my original post. So, thank you to those who did reply! Only KZbin Logo Andrew Christiansen's name appeared. I appreciate it!

[@captainkirk1745]

What year was this Jeep?

[@eyesopen6110]

What year was it?...

[@TundeEszlari]

Very good video. :)

[@reuvenbisk3220]

How long will the automatic transmission last?

[@noahbones1221]

Grand cherokees had kinda shitty trans (the exception being extremely early ones) The cherokee xj with same motor and an AW4 trans is much better imo.

[@chavruta2000]

how many cars do you own, sir? just curious.

[@user-cg7cc7zj3e]

Sold one that is still running around. Original tranny, I6 engine, AC. At the twilight of the last real Jeeps. I would not touch anything past 2006 I learned the hard way. The new ones are Jeep in name only.

[@noahbones1221]

Agreed. Jeep died with 4.0.

[@ESPLTD322]

These are unibody? Wow, I would’ve imagined they were BOF. I still like them though.

[@DP-bc3xl]

Scotty about to pee his pants....Welcome to the WJ World! 👊😎 DP 02WJ

[@anthonydunn8199]

Can someone tell me about Geo's

[@JamesSmith-qx2mz]

We used to joke about seriously bad drivers in the 90’s always were in Jeep Grand Cherokees.

[@professorx4588]

Dentists and soccer moms

[@abdaldurrani8950]

Im looking for a 2015 toyota hilux it comes in 2.7 gasoline or a 2.8 Turbo deisel. The deisel has alot more torque and a little better mile/gallon but costs more. I can buy either with about the same miles my question is which engine will last longer the 2.7 gasoline or the 2.8 turbo deisel

[@h8troodoh]

Diesel will always outlast a gas counterpart.. Rev slower.. more rigidly built for longevity..