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  • čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
  • In today’s episode we’re finally giving the FJ cruiser the love it deserves. We’re doing a tuneup, cleaning up the fuel system, and doing a few upgrades as well. #Ad #Insideeverygreatmachine #STP www.stp.com/ult...
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Komentáře • 411

  • @JohnStax98
    @JohnStax98 Před 6 lety +335

    Been here since your first BRZ. Anyone else?

  • @austinengland4190
    @austinengland4190 Před 6 lety +43

    That’s a good way to tighten the new oil filter also

  • @JDawgBuilds
    @JDawgBuilds Před 6 lety +1

    Check the Throttle body and Mass Air Flow sensor if you never cleaned it. It will help with starting and run better too. I have a v6 Tacoma with the same engine and checked mine after was doing donuts on some off road trails. Also for the oil filter you can buy a 3' hose and put it on the nipple under the little oil filter overflow catch and drain it into a bottle or the pan you drained the oil in, so you wont drip oil all over your engine, belts, frame.

  • @IntentionalEnglish
    @IntentionalEnglish Před 6 lety

    I'm liking the look back at your builds and the honesty about what wasn't done properly. You're learning, we're learning. B is for Better every day.

  • @originaldylanbaxter
    @originaldylanbaxter Před 6 lety +14

    As was already mentioned, the screwdriver trick can get you into more trouble. As the metal skin and interior of the filter is so thin, you could easily destroy the body while the threaded area remains stuck. Now you can't drive to the store to get a proper oil filter wrench -- unless you're lucky enough to have a spare Evora collecting mold out on the street :)~

  • @land_yoter
    @land_yoter Před 6 lety +8

    I literally just finished watching your other videos to hear you say youll make an FJ video, then immediately after recieved the notification for the FJ video.
    You make videos like a god, keep it up my guy.

  • @markchip1
    @markchip1 Před 6 lety +1

    One handy tip is to use an airline to blow out any dust, grime and debris before removing the spark plugs as it minimises the risks of stuff getting either into the cylinder or on the plug threads which will make them harder to remove next time.

  • @kingjimmy4770
    @kingjimmy4770 Před 6 lety +56

    From the thumbnail I though you put a light bar on the hood 💀😂😂

  • @nao_tomori
    @nao_tomori Před 6 lety

    im a "professional" oil pig, and we use a little brake cleaner on a rag to help twist off stubborn filters. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt, but i usually like to try this method before reaching for a filter wrench.

  • @nsfactoryhawaii
    @nsfactoryhawaii Před 6 lety +1

    Cleaning your maf sensor is also a great thing if never done in 150k mi./ cleaning throttle body and relearn idle setting is also good if there is a small build up of dust/pcv vapor near throttle body. Cleans up idle if slightly bogging idle is noticed

  • @Yracker101
    @Yracker101 Před 6 lety +1

    A tip if you have an oil filter that's facing down, punch a hole in the top of the oil filter at the start of the serviced, lets the oil drain and makes way less mess.

  • @don4402
    @don4402 Před 6 lety +22

    Chelsea looks like the red head teacher from the movie FIST FIGHT 😂😂

    • @ExhumedToConsume
      @ExhumedToConsume Před 6 lety

      Also a little bit like Bryce Dallas Howard

    • @Avetho
      @Avetho Před 6 lety

      Ms Monet?

    • @jeepsterdaddy37
      @jeepsterdaddy37 Před 6 lety +7

      Chawn Hampton, what really makes that funny is that she's a teacher.

  • @mattb.2359
    @mattb.2359 Před 6 lety

    Tip for getting rid of wind noise from light bars, put them into a wind deflector. I had one on my 4th gen 4Runner and had to pop the sunroof open to narrow the wind gap between my roof and bottom of the bar. And it also toned the noise down.

  • @lukestoyz
    @lukestoyz Před 6 lety +4

    Disconnect the battery for a minute then reconnect to reset the ecu learning patterns. It will relearn now based on how it currently is running

  • @BlueHokage
    @BlueHokage Před 6 lety

    If the oil filter isnt coming off by hand, I'd suggest putting a low grit sand paper in your hand. Works wonders for getting traction on a hard to grip filter.

  • @drvnucrzy
    @drvnucrzy Před 6 lety +1

    You should do a transmission drain and fill on the fj. Not many people know how to do the sealed transmission services

  • @19chucki74
    @19chucki74 Před 6 lety +5

    The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a hard to find truck. Treasure it if you have one. And Chris, PLEASE, and very soon, PLEASE put a ring on Chelsea's finger and make it official. Y'all are perfect together.

  • @Slooof
    @Slooof Před 6 lety +6

    Have fun sanding and painting that grill AGAIN in about 6 months time. Using rattle can black on a plastic trim piece WITHOUT a plastic adhesion promoting primer is a bad idea...
    Also I thought most fuel system additives should be added just before filling up or at least part filling your fuel tank so that the additive actually gets mixed around in your tank...
    Still love the build but don't let a busy schedule make you start taking shortcuts.

    • @DazGeary
      @DazGeary Před 6 lety

      dito to that brother

    • @Ravenousjoe
      @Ravenousjoe Před 6 lety

      petem8 I mean, for all we know he did run around the corner and fill up on fuel, or had a Jerry can.
      He knows what he is doing, why are mechanics so forceful in commenting on every little detail.
      If he wants help, he openly asks for it in the video.

  • @LukeTheJoker
    @LukeTheJoker Před 6 lety +5

    This was dropped on it's side at some point right? That might explain the super dirty plugs on one side, they would have been soaked in oil and then that oil would burn into carbon when it started again.
    Also, painting aluminium, like that grill surround, use an etch primer, otherwise it will just chip and peal again.

  • @stevebernard9763
    @stevebernard9763 Před 6 lety

    When I did the first oil change on my FJ, I tried using an oil filter wrench and it just crushed and twisted the outer shell of the filter. I thought the last owner just overtightened it. I made sure to not overtighten the new filter, but the same thing happened when it needed to be changed again. Had to do the screwdriver through the filter on every change.

  • @16vKarlos
    @16vKarlos Před 6 lety

    Put a niece of pipe through the centre bores of the wheels and on either end of the pipe have a hole for a ratchet strap or metal clamp.
    This would work for two or more wheels and if you’re just transporting one wheel it can lay flat.
    Ratchet strap is a good option but with a metal rod through the middle it’ll make the load more secure/ be less likely to wriggle free

  • @isaacjames226
    @isaacjames226 Před 6 lety +1

    I would advise disconnecting the battery at the negative terminal before messing with the coil packs. You’re probably fine, but why take the risk of shorting something out?

  • @kevinbudnick1237
    @kevinbudnick1237 Před 5 lety

    Spray fins on back of light bars with flex seal or similar stuff. Cuts down on the whistling substantially.

  • @michaeldonaldson5808
    @michaeldonaldson5808 Před 6 lety +2

    Hey I recommend u check ur transfer case and diff oils as part of ur service.

  • @exportedafrican
    @exportedafrican Před 6 lety +4

    I don't do that screw driver trick anymore. Once I twisted off the back and had to pull the radiator to get access with a hammer to chisel it out.
    Get the rachet head!

  • @litwick87
    @litwick87 Před 6 lety

    If you put some foam insulation or door jam rubber between the fins on the lightbars the wind noise subside a ton.

  • @tv92taylor
    @tv92taylor Před 6 lety +20

    Damn, that oil filter is the easiest to access I have ever seen.

    • @DazGeary
      @DazGeary Před 6 lety

      I know, I saw that. wouldn't it drain out every time u stop the engine. I'm gonna have to look into this Toyota

    • @sw96
      @sw96 Před 6 lety

      Yeah I worked on a Hilux that had either the same engine or at least very similar, one of the easiest filter changes ever. The downward facing leaves the filter empty so you get little to no spillage when removing it, and there's even a housing around it with a small drain hole in it so any possible spillage is easily caught and cleaned. The only other car I've worked on that was this easy is my Rx-7 as it also has a downward facing oil filter.

    • @Rcmike1234
      @Rcmike1234 Před 6 lety

      My e36 318 oil filter was super easy to change

    • @leorodriguez8679
      @leorodriguez8679 Před 6 lety +1

      The FR-S/BRZ are the same location. I think Toyota likes to put them there for ease? Either way it's awesome.

    • @bryangarmon7945
      @bryangarmon7945 Před 6 lety

      not on all of them - i have a 2010, and its completely different. it's a cartridge style filter, mounted still in front of the engine, but down very low, in the center. you have to remove a skid plate to access it.

  • @grantruggles4069
    @grantruggles4069 Před 6 lety

    Chris, you and the welder friend should build an airbag drop trailer to haul drift cars behind the FJ.

  • @PATRICKMALLOYGOLF
    @PATRICKMALLOYGOLF Před 6 lety

    I’m a tech at a Toyota dealership. The spark plugs usually come out like that. Toyota recommends replacing them every 120k miles. (I agree that’s way too long) so the plugs usually are a bit tough to remove

  • @sleepyancient6655
    @sleepyancient6655 Před 6 lety

    On the Evora air conditioning (since it's been empty for so long and comments were disabled on the relevant video):
    You may know this, so this is just in case: use a vacuum pump to get it to the proper vacuum rating (-23 if I remember correctly), then fill it... videos are around about how to do that. Afterwards, just make sure the compressor isn't dragging on the drive belt when it activates, because that will indicate a broken compressor (it happens when moisture from the atmosphere wrecks the internals).
    Here's hoping for the best.

  • @MichaelGallagher97
    @MichaelGallagher97 Před 6 lety +15

    Don’t know if you saw my last comment regarding the M5 bumper, but pouring boiling water (carefully obviously) over the plastic cover can sometimes cause it to pop back into its original position. Might be worth trying before you go buy a new one.

    • @BisforBuild
      @BisforBuild  Před 6 lety +3

      saw it, thanks but i want it to be mint, ill be getting a replacement

    • @MrKormend
      @MrKormend Před 6 lety +1

      B is for Build for shits and goggles. Giver ago anyway and see how close to perfect it can get, what's it gonna take 10 min of your time? Would be cool to see regardless.

    • @Canio22
      @Canio22 Před 6 lety

      Key thing is, the car is for Chelsea, as he said when he put the car back together he wants the thing perfect for her, also the insurance paid for it so it's not coming out his pocket ;)

    • @MichaelGallagher97
      @MichaelGallagher97 Před 6 lety

      B is for Build Fair enough mate. Would still be interesting to see if it works or how good/bad the end result is.

    • @katanamast279
      @katanamast279 Před 6 lety

      Thoughts on rebuilding this. Its local to me and it doesn't look like it needs alot of work
      www.copart.com/lot/35920438

  • @ytvirus
    @ytvirus Před 6 lety +6

    That smile I get everytime you upload a video and my notification goes off

  • @hunterhartley583
    @hunterhartley583 Před 6 lety

    When I worked at a part store I use to sell people Subaru drain plugs because they have a groove cut for a o-ring. Simple swap, never have to replace it again (unless you screw up the o-ring)

  • @leodunlevy
    @leodunlevy Před 6 lety +2

    Love the underneath of the hood half blue half black!! All jokes aside great video

  • @GspotPredator
    @GspotPredator Před 6 lety +25

    Why didn't you change the fuel filter as well? That never gets changed...I highly suspect it will be like your spark plugs

    • @GspotPredator
      @GspotPredator Před 6 lety

      The_Homeless_ CDN i see. Is that something that can replaced apart from being a pain in the ass to get to?

    • @GspotPredator
      @GspotPredator Před 6 lety

      The_Homeless_ CDN that sounds like a real pain on the rear....how many km has b is for build on the clock?

    • @wangchi623
      @wangchi623 Před 6 lety

      White Thunder I'm not sure how many the FJ is for, but my Toyota Camry has a "Lifetime fuel filter". From what I've read, they're seriously over-engineered to last quite a long time.

    • @GspotPredator
      @GspotPredator Před 6 lety +1

      D'Montae McWillie that's interesting......I have seen from cars that says the same thing but when you remove it and take a look, it looks really worst for wear....

    • @wangchi623
      @wangchi623 Před 6 lety +1

      From the people I've known to actually change them on Camrys, they're surprisingly clean. Even the one I have seen taken apart was absolutely enormous compared to the fuel filter on my old focus. There's a hell of a lot of material in there, that's for sure.

  • @dbeanmail
    @dbeanmail Před 6 lety

    The one car that looks better dirty is cleaner than I've seen any of your others!

  • @Avetho
    @Avetho Před 6 lety

    I had about 4 days worth of pork ribs today. That was amazing. Then I had tiramisu, along with a load of coffee.
    WOW I'M BOTH STUFFED LIKE A TURKEY AND BUZZING FROM CAFFEINE! HOLY CRAP!

  • @charlesputt8588
    @charlesputt8588 Před 6 lety +2

    When's the last time the fuel filter was changed (if it can be changed)? That might cause the engine to take a bit longer to start.

  • @jeremymartinez7365
    @jeremymartinez7365 Před 6 lety

    I had the same light at you had with terrible wind noise, switching to a 50 inch bar and mounting it closer to the windshield eliminated the wind noise.

  • @BisforBuild
    @BisforBuild  Před 6 lety +10

    Just a FYI comments on the last video were disabled because of the massive amount of garbage in there, dont bring it into here please.

    • @BrownGravy23
      @BrownGravy23 Před 6 lety

      Yea it was out of hand. If people don’t like something then don’t watch. It’s pretty simple. No need to blow up comments. Keep on going Chris. Been here since the first brz

  • @jasontummonds1437
    @jasontummonds1437 Před 6 lety

    Hey Chris, why don’t you just get a trailer for your hauling needs? I own a 2012 FJ and can speak from experience that using the OEM roof rack to haul anything is essentially an invitation to be pulled over by any and all law enforcement and given the root act for being a responsible motorist. Just food for thought. Love the paint job - wish I had the time to do that to mine. Love the channel!

  • @Parknest
    @Parknest Před 6 lety +1

    That service was spot on. You'll notice a difference straight away with fresh oil, filters and plugs. Does the FJ use a fuel filter or is it incorporated into an in-tank pump? I swear by NGK plugs myself. I also swear by BG fuel additives. BG44K for petrol (gas) and BG244 for diesel.

  • @donavina.9066
    @donavina.9066 Před 6 lety

    In the 2012 fj the oil filter is located under its own like mini skidplate which is located up and under the actual skid plate. Sucks having to change the filter out

  • @Gazoopl
    @Gazoopl Před 6 lety

    This FJ could use B IS FOR BUILD emblem on that grille!

  • @iloveinsanegirls
    @iloveinsanegirls Před 6 lety

    This is the greatest CZcams channel ever I refer it to everyone

  • @AndrewDoesLife
    @AndrewDoesLife Před 6 lety

    One of my favorite builds of all time to date

  • @PvtPapa
    @PvtPapa Před 6 lety +2

    You're killing it man! Can't wait to see the Evora all fixed up 👌 I don't mind this break to do a little maintenance & gambler, I'd hate to see you get burnt out grinding on the Z

  • @brianferreira4554
    @brianferreira4554 Před 6 lety

    Beother!!! Like the break on the builds but you really need a pickup truck and trailer to haul, move your your parts and car to the track / wherever you need to take them, I recently got a trailer and best investment ever

  • @PaddyBoy644
    @PaddyBoy644 Před 6 lety

    You should build a cover plate for the top of the winch bar while it’s not being used to make the front look a lot cleaner.
    Keep up the good work👍🏻👍🏻

  • @WideOpenThrottleGarage
    @WideOpenThrottleGarage Před 6 lety +25

    Bring the Fj down to southern utah ill take you on a fun offroad trip!

    • @nathanblanchard8897
      @nathanblanchard8897 Před 6 lety +1

      Wide Open Throttle Garage yessss! I’ll bring my Mazda 3! Wait..
      What part of Utah? I’m out in stg

    • @WideOpenThrottleGarage
      @WideOpenThrottleGarage Před 6 lety

      Nathan Blanchard live east by zion national park

  • @chrishiggins1811
    @chrishiggins1811 Před 6 lety +1

    Great to seeing the b is for best looking FJ

  • @WeaselBurrito
    @WeaselBurrito Před 6 lety

    If your FJ had Denso plugs on one side and NGKs on the other then they are likely the original ones. Toyota used two different brands from the factory for some random reason. I don't think anybody does it when they put replacements in.

  • @Zchep3
    @Zchep3 Před 6 lety

    Fun fact to tell if a Toyota has the original spark plugs: if the top of the plug has something stamped on it (like a yellow triangle) they are the original plugs.

  • @jarivanmarrewijk9951
    @jarivanmarrewijk9951 Před 6 lety

    Can’t you just put one of those roof straps through the wheels between the spokes? That seems like a really sturdy solution for at least not having the wheels fly off.
    Love this truck!

  • @20load1
    @20load1 Před 6 lety

    You forgot to mention on top of rubbing the oil filter seal you should also put oil in the filter so it's not dry when you start it up and gets oil to the engine instantly instead of filling the oil filter then to the engine I do see that it could be a problem with your application since it is on the top of the engine

  • @ET_Videos
    @ET_Videos Před 6 lety

    B is for Build have my Mazda CX-5 fuel system super clean! Just put some in yesterday :-)

  • @miketammie
    @miketammie Před 6 lety +3

    fuel filer change if plugs haven't been changed i bet the filter hasn't been either

  • @jaygill1870
    @jaygill1870 Před 6 lety

    Screwdriver trick looks like an easy way to mess up the threads. For any Toyota owners, I highly recommend OEM filter and drain plug gaskets, cheaper and better than aftermarket.

  • @OnniTosijaa
    @OnniTosijaa Před 6 lety

    You should put some tiles or smth on the driveway, helps washing and easier to push cars around;D

  • @simeonscott4224
    @simeonscott4224 Před 6 lety +10

    How's that bed liner holding up? I'm thinking of using it to underseal my car

    • @chia6783
      @chia6783 Před 5 lety

      thats a great idea. Do you think it would help prevent rust as I am in Canada where we get alot of snow and salt??

  • @ZacharySnackery
    @ZacharySnackery Před 6 lety +20

    Cleans the FJ before the Evora

    • @robertdevald
      @robertdevald Před 6 lety

      This is an older video, as stated in the previous video. Note that even the roof of the M5 is still white, and he painted it black quite a long time ago. :-)

    • @ZacharySnackery
      @ZacharySnackery Před 6 lety

      robertdevald yes I am well aware but a large part of me knows that he still hasn’t cleaned that Evora since he doesn’t like cleaning his cars

    • @robertdevald
      @robertdevald Před 6 lety

      Eh, he probably did, and is making a video of it now :-)

    • @ZacharySnackery
      @ZacharySnackery Před 6 lety

      robertdevald well if he sees this maybe he will ;)

    • @williamsinger4124
      @williamsinger4124 Před 6 lety +2

      Zach Gervais it's his car, he'll clean it when he's ready, and not a moment sooner

  • @madmike6942
    @madmike6942 Před 6 lety

    4 the oil filter take a bicycle chain, cut a part of the chain, 2 handels so u can wrap and grip on the filter and that's it.i'm a bike mec and thats what we use

    • @madmike6942
      @madmike6942 Před 6 lety

      Stu Dumpster yup... easy and quick... we use it all the time

  • @0_O_0001
    @0_O_0001 Před 6 lety

    So glad my car never needs a crush washer/gasket of the oil drain bolt.

  • @maximmisko7123
    @maximmisko7123 Před 6 lety

    I really like episodes where u return to your older builds! Nice video!

  • @denniswhitehead6156
    @denniswhitehead6156 Před 6 lety

    If it helps I find the best way to remove an oil filter is to add a large jubilee or hose clip and hit the screw part.

  • @calpauly310
    @calpauly310 Před 5 lety

    I would not risk putting the load from those tires (plus firewood?) on those lightweight cross members they provide. So am curious how it turned out.

  • @chrisatwood5981
    @chrisatwood5981 Před 6 lety

    I just realized that I started following your channel when you did the bed mod for the back. Keep up the great work

  • @nandohb1
    @nandohb1 Před 6 lety

    I hope you gapped the spark plugs to spec! Also to address other comments: 10k miles is probably pushing it in my opinion for an oil change. I used to change my oil every 3k or 4k miles but only started noticing enough difference when I started changing oil around 6k miles. I use Castrol Magnatec fully synthetic.

  • @michaelray1590
    @michaelray1590 Před 6 lety

    May what to check the front tires out. Looks like the tires are cupping a little . You may want to check the shockes or your suspension out.

  • @lancermafia1982
    @lancermafia1982 Před 6 lety

    I hope the next car is a Evo or STi. I'd imagine you would love them cause they are super tuneable and have a lot of room cause they are sedans.

  • @David-82
    @David-82 Před 6 lety

    I was expecting a hood mounted axe or hi-lift jack... damn you thumb nail.
    Keep the videos flowing Chris love the work!

  • @HoldenSpeelman
    @HoldenSpeelman Před 6 lety

    Now you need to remove the rhino liner and let the beautiful blue show!

  • @ryanscheppe7721
    @ryanscheppe7721 Před 6 lety +1

    Just out of curiosity, is there a reason why you didn’t clean MAF sensor? FJ looks awesome man!

  • @mikeernst8374
    @mikeernst8374 Před 6 lety

    First off just want to say LOVE the channel! I do projects on my car on weekends and I'm always getting great ideas from you. Two suggestions. Would love to buy some classic BIFB tshirts when in stock but would be cool if you had white with grey lettering. And I work at GM Racing and it would be cool to see you do a bad ass American build, Vette, Camaro, CTS, ect. I'm not a comment guy but had to do it on my favorite channel. Keep up the great work!

  • @based_will
    @based_will Před 6 lety +30

    bruh 10k since last oil change? brutal

    • @johnmills550
      @johnmills550 Před 6 lety +5

      10k is pushing it but still okay amount of miles for a complete oil change with filter

    • @mattterk753
      @mattterk753 Před 6 lety +5

      John Mills I change mine every 3k miles...I have 455k miles on my 01 truck ..my grandpa burned that in my memory to change oil since he was a mechanic ..most of what he did should have be done and checked when he first bought that...I get he has a lot of cars but it's just common sense stuff to check..

    • @mattterk753
      @mattterk753 Před 6 lety +1

      Everyone is different I get that but better be safe then sorry then have issues down the road

    • @johnmills550
      @johnmills550 Před 6 lety

      Matt Terk definitely, my granddad was a mechanic too haha i assume youre in america? Im in the uk so never really worked on a truck only my s13

    • @dominiccruz2332
      @dominiccruz2332 Před 6 lety +6

      He has 20 cars and you expect him to keep up perfect maintenance on all of them?
      Besides it's a Toyota it'll last forever anyway.

  • @scottnorris1592
    @scottnorris1592 Před 6 lety

    You should put a b is for build sticker on the front of the fj

  • @The221wyo
    @The221wyo Před 5 lety

    the gap on the old plugs lol

  • @timmaw9559
    @timmaw9559 Před 4 lety

    Mount the light bar on the front grill or bumper. I'm bummed the light bars are gone....

  • @leovin00
    @leovin00 Před 6 lety

    No clickbait thumbnail of sexy Chelsea washing the car? I’m proud

  • @silverbulletS197
    @silverbulletS197 Před 6 lety

    Great tune up video!! Much love to the FJ!

  • @jacobkelley257
    @jacobkelley257 Před 6 lety

    this build makes me want to buy an FJ

  • @paullinkmann2225
    @paullinkmann2225 Před 6 lety

    the wheels on the roof are pretty small. I think bigger wheels might give you problems mounting them up there.

  • @bveau
    @bveau Před 6 lety

    Awesome videos, great skills and energy! Finishing touch would be to paint the inside door around the windows also black - Almost OCD material :)

  • @orionbuilt7583
    @orionbuilt7583 Před 6 lety

    Put a B is for Build sticker where the Toyota should be on the front grille.

  • @sputnikl727
    @sputnikl727 Před 6 lety +2

    No fuelfilter change?

  • @enalnevarc8203
    @enalnevarc8203 Před 6 lety

    Hell yes on the Korea BBQ! I lived in Korea for two years and I love kimchi! BTW great channel!

  • @Banks4004
    @Banks4004 Před 6 lety

    Safety. That's what I'm talking about

  • @MRTuning704
    @MRTuning704 Před 6 lety +1

    Iv done the filters trick with the screwdriver a lot....

  • @jeffreyhutcheon5274
    @jeffreyhutcheon5274 Před 6 lety

    Have you considered a headlight upgrade? They are looking worn and I'd guess someone has an LED replacement similar to with Jeep wranglers have.

  • @chrisdavis21915
    @chrisdavis21915 Před 6 lety

    if you rip off that secondary air filter off the intake you'll get better throttle response

  • @EcBuddy123
    @EcBuddy123 Před 6 lety

    Finally, haven't seen the video yet, but hopefully the u joints get serviced.

    • @EcBuddy123
      @EcBuddy123 Před 6 lety

      No u joint love... I just suggest you maintain them frequently since the FJ is 4wd (4x4 all the time)

  • @gero1223
    @gero1223 Před 6 lety

    There are a lot of solutions on CZcams/Jeep forum to solve lightbar wind noise

  • @brodalski3092
    @brodalski3092 Před 6 lety

    When i was going to take a look at the spark plug on my ATV. I screw out the spark plug and found out, the threads were still in the cylinder head...

  • @davecardona2228
    @davecardona2228 Před 6 lety

    Using a belt works also!

  • @MatanicFabrications
    @MatanicFabrications Před 6 lety

    You should black out the turn indicators. They just stick out too much like pimples on the fj’s front imo

  • @danielcgomez
    @danielcgomez Před 6 lety

    apart from the items you dealt with, you should also clean the MAF while you're doing the 'Tune-up' ...solves 9/10 hard-start issues imo

  • @jarmo7689
    @jarmo7689 Před 6 lety +24

    I actually really like your fj cruiser, i want one, they are expensive here tho

    • @bartp7280
      @bartp7280 Před 6 lety +3

      yeah ikr ive always wanted to build a crown vic until i realised i live in the uk where all te ex squad cars are vauxhall astras or something lmao

    • @christianjohnsen105
      @christianjohnsen105 Před 6 lety +2

      lucky you, dont even think we have them at all :/

    • @MegaNayton
      @MegaNayton Před 6 lety +2

      Bart P you can get them imported they am cheap in america only thing which will kill you is getting it imported here and road legal

  • @williamsinger4124
    @williamsinger4124 Před 6 lety

    Props to you for disabling the comments on the evora video. People are getting out of control these days. Give them a say, n they feel they can run your life. If every subscriber gave you $1, you'd have a great storage place. Put up, or, shut up folks.

  • @lamoresk4470
    @lamoresk4470 Před 6 lety

    "Voilà, Oil Filter ChichKebab" As a french viewer, i'm still laughting :D

  • @killcasino707
    @killcasino707 Před 6 lety +7

    Chelsea in bikini washing the car, next episode!!