Finished AGAIN! Project Jeep 1995 Wrangler 4.0 4×4

44 thoughts on “Finished AGAIN! Project Jeep 1995 Wrangler 4.0 4×4”

1. A customer has to appreciate your undying commitment to a correct diagnosis. Good job again Ray

2. Never leave without your phone

3. My jeep is doing the same shit

4. I love your job. It's super technical and complicated and you make it look simple. I'd be a lampstand for min wage. might mess it up somehow

5. FIX THE PARKING BRAKKE

6. Patients are of a saint you do have.

7. I knew it was a fuel tank and a Fuel pump

8. Why do you keep the gate closed?

9. Use duck butter on hoses you be amazed

10. Greetings: Good show mate. Jolly good.

11. Did you fix the broken battery terminal that was cracked?

12. As a Chrysler and Jeep guy I’m upset you didn’t give the engine a window for breathing room 😂

13. I was thinking someone put a b b in the fuel line.

14. I knew it was a fuel issue, that would've been my next fuel tank👍👍

15. Victory 🎉

16. Obviously more money put into something than it's worth to begin with.

17. Wow, that was a lot of challenges bringing that old thing back to life again. Hope the owner enjoys it.

18. Yay! You have succeeded. That Jeep will be a smooth rolling Jeep machine!

19. 31:03 that guy let you out because the last go around… Word is out my man… They knew you gave a steering wheel wave so it's all good! It's a Jeep thing afterall 😂😊
    Seriously enjoy your videos, Ray! Thanks for sharing!

20. Had exactly the same issue with a ford pickup that had a dirty fuel pickup sock. It would run good for a few miles and then die. I blew back thru the fuel line to the tank and ran just fine for a while after that. The next time it acted up I used compressed air and blew back a bunch must of blew a hole in the sack because it never acted up again. FYI the truck had been half sunk in saltwater.

21. Use a dab of grease or silicone spray and it's easier to push hoses on. Moving a vehicle by the wheels also keeps grimy digits from getting the paint all messy. When I'm out on the trail or beach I wouldn't like the noisey exhaust ! A mellow sounding muffler would make the experience of a jeep more pleasant.

22. Feel like I just watched the Peter Jackson edition of the Jeep repair trilogy .. wasn’t expecting the multiple videos or the length of the saga (or the Orcs in Film III). Fair play to you for sticking with it.

23. Been watching the channel for about a year now. I'm glad that you were able to open your own shop and it's neat. I'm not a mechanic, I mean I can work on cars not in a professional or occupational setting, But I tend to be mechanically inclined. Machines just somewhat make sense to me. I get to come watch your videos and learn a thing or two. As well as laugh at the silly stuff. I'm intrigued. But one thing I will say is that patience and persistence pays off, I've received training and certifications for things that I never thought I would ever be able to do.
    Ray's a straight-up guy it seems like. If I lived in FL. I'd take my truck to the shop for routine maintenance, and know exactly what the plan is because I can tell he's not a BS guy. Like "You need (This) for (This reason) or else (This will happen).

24. That was great.

25. Question for you Ray. I have a 91 YJ, and I had to change the fuel pump. Identical part went in, but now it won't fill over half a tank. Only thing that I did different was hook up the 2 vents to the steel line going to the charcoal canister as they were previously unhooked and would leak gas any time the thing was full. Any idea? Same tank, new fill and vent hoses, new pressure and return lines. Also a different used fill port that I cleaned up because mine had a rust hole.

26. Jeep.
    Just Empty Every Pocket

27. Great vid, LOL, now just do a frame-up restoration on the Jeep, already !!

28. I hate jeeps but you got this junk running like a champ!!! Thanks ray this was a great one!!!

29. Man o man, those jeeps are so rattley and unrefined! I think the newest ones are better. They’re good at what they do though. 😊

30. Ray I've noticed one thing. In every one of your videos I've heard the song "In Color" once or twice in every video. It's a good song don't get me wrong, It's just something I've noticed.

31. watched the one before this then this one i was thinking on the first one shit in the tank nothing to do with that connection donno why just added up in my mind

32. What's was the red wire for by the fuse box?

33. Must have done the fuel filter off camera because we didn't see it.

34. A little bummed. Every time you said now we're cookin, I fully expected a "with gas" joke. But no, wasted opportunity. Thanks for the video. Enjoy watching you work!

35. Good job Ray!

36. Nothing sings quite like an inline 6.

37. Well that's cool, it's not the wire that I mentioned in the other video. But… you did forget something, the battery terminal that cracked.

38. Don't forget your phone bro just in case it quits running

39. Worried about the positive battery connection.

40. Called a “Skid Plate”.

41. Way to go, you did it.

42. Thank you Ray! Not the same vehicle but certainly a same age and the same issue. I have a 1994 VW Golf that was suffering from the same intermittent cut-outs that I could not figure for the life of me. Ended up part cannoning it and replacing all the ignition system to no avail and finally had it die completely leaving me on the side of the road. After watching these to do with the jeep I have never thought to check the fuel pressure and low and behold, the fuel pump had failed, no fuel pressure at all even though it was making noise and not pulling high amps/relay getting hot. You helped me indirectly solve a issue that had been plaguing me for months!

43. Well earned congratulations

44. Loved this series! Can't wait for your next jeep series. I've owned 2 and currently have a jeep project. Your "jeep doing jeep things" and the "only jeep people understand" had me rolling! Keep it up!

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