The fact that you guys did this in 36 minutes is impressive. Bravo!

@EstaDePiPi

6 ай бұрын

lol it’s obviously edited and not just raw 36 minute footage, very impressive nonetheless

This is great as a reference video for all of the connector/bolt/bracket locations. I pulled my engine out for a rebuild 8 months ago and am finally going back together and I keep coming back to this video to check where little things go. Thanks for taking the time to document all of this, might seem like overkill to some but it's definitely a ton of useful info

@w.c.6678

2 ай бұрын

"Safety rope engaged."

I think it's great that these young men actually took on such a job. Great work men!

I've watched many different videos over the years from professional mechanic shops showing how to do certain jobs and this is the best tutorial video on a project I've seen to date. Good job!

@randyosborne6381

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100 percent they did a good job

35:00 that feeling when you get it started for the first time. love this

I watch this video every time I take something off my Jeep. Thank you so much.

I have to hand it to ya guys. Great work, not a single curse word on this video. This country needs more young men like you guys. Absolutely wonderful video. Now if I could just get my son to help me out doing my motor.

@stupidsnek

3 жыл бұрын

If you'd let him cuss maybe he would.

Super impressed. You guys did an awesome job. There's no better feeling than when it fires up for the first time and you know all that work paid off.

Excellent vid guys. Thanks so much for documenting the whole process. My pride and joy, '98 XJ, has died - overheated and engine blew, and i was about to scrape the whole car. You'all are an inspiration. Cheers.

One of the best ways to learn is by DOING. They took action and learned along the way.

Great to see other kids that are around my age (17ish) wrenching on them XJs. Especially that u guys don’t know much shows just how easy they are to work on (minus the damn siezed/rusty bolts)

you guys did a great job . im impressed you don't see to many young guys doing their own work . you can do as many upgrades as you want . good job

270k on my 96 zj and finally the engine has to be swapped. You three are brave for taking on such a complicated project but kudos to you for following through and completing the job. I'm sure victory was sweet once she turned over!

Blew up my 5 Speed XJ having a bit too much fun on a trail, here i am.

@larretta88

5 жыл бұрын

Me too! Yesterday!! 😥

@sethmorton8539

4 жыл бұрын

Aren’t we all lol pulling a boat off road down some trails 😑

@md_randoms2429

3 жыл бұрын

My dads Jeep was rod knocking in his 4.0 so then he decided to see how much longer it will run so he decided to daily it for like 2 months and 5000 miles later it finally blew up, he had an extra 4.0 from a half Jeep in our back yard, lol

It's a pretty long video so here are some time stamps for the best/funniest parts. 3:25 Spilling coolant everywhere 30:50 Trans removal 33:30 Engine Removal 35:00 Some more issues 35:50 First start

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Haha didn't even notice that, that's some poetry right there.

@HocusFocusProductions

7 жыл бұрын

I watch videos like this and think back to my parents not wanting me to work on my car (something I knew nothing about anyway) in our driveway. I understand their viewpoint a bit better with every spill now.

@charleshodge1873

7 жыл бұрын

build_break_repeat Great job on the engine swap. What was wrong with the old engine, rod knock or piston slap?

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Charles Hodge It overheated and blew the head gasket, and that caused rodnock and some other issues, we probably could have fixed it but we didn't want to go down a rabbit hole so we just fixed all the issues by getting a crate engine.

@charleshodge1873

7 жыл бұрын

build_break_repeat Where did you source your crate engine, and how do you like it so far?

Great video...you guys rock Dedicated to wrenching ... one day when your old your gonna remember that day it fired up after all the crap you went thru ... It reminds me of my youth, pulling a motor with my friends ... Been wrenching for 45 years .. I’m 58 now and gonna pull out my 4.0 outta my 2000 Cherokee This video will help a lot .. thanks guys Keep the videos coming ....

Nice job guys. Seriously, this is awesome.

You guys have taught me so much more than any other person or video

Inspiring. Been putting off pulling engine from old 2000 xj to swap to new/old 2000 xj. Thanks for the engine pull video 👍👍

Outstanding Guy's, you brought back good memories of myself back in the day...!!! We are all super proud of you-all (( team-work )) for sure & a job well done ... This is how you Learn Things,, get in there and just do it ------ No matter what happens you learn (( try & learn from others mastakes )) ,,, Good Job Guy's.....!!!!

There's no "pipes" on a vehicle. Hoses and lines. I commend you young men. This is awesome!!

@robertweirjr3196

4 жыл бұрын

Exhaust hoses ? I would argue that a vehicle has pipes

I’m just now seeing this video. It’s awesome!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to shoot this video. It can be a teal pain in the butt to get work done and also video everything. So thank you guys!!!! Just awesome! Where can I send you a few bucks? Nothing says thank you like $$$!!!👊👍

Good learning experience and teamwork! Very nice, i just subscribed.

Good job guys, way to team effort the project. It’s a lot of work but the mission was accomplished! Did it myself on a 88 runs great 👍. Definitely worth the effort, the jeep is gonna last a long time.

Fantastic job and video Amigos!!! I'm doing this right now on my daughter's 1998 XJ.

I never knew yall did a xj build where have i been haha love the videos you guys are awesome for having the knowledge yall have now lol

Subbed, liked, downloaded. This will definitely come in handy. Good job and thanks guys.

I love the excitement on the first start

I'm ready to do this in my 99 here next few weeks. Every helpful thanks

You gives are the best!! Keep up the great work and stay friends for life!!! Thanks for the knowledge my Bros

Awesome job guys! Well done!

That was cool to watch! Thanks for the advice

This video brings me so much joy, I am 40yrs old and have just started working on vehicles. I am a certified youtube mechanic and seeing you guys knock this out in the driveway, not only give me hope for me. but hope for our future generation.

This is why jeeps are amazing

Great job guys.

You guys are awesome please make more videos like this. owning a Jeep xj is my dream

@dylangreen9819

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel Delgado They are pretty cheap to find

Well done and thankyou for posting

these guys remind me of ..ME when I was there age . way to go guys

Awesome work fellas!

хорошее состояние!Я из России и у меня XJ 92 4.0 сделал сам капитальный ремонт двигателя. Вы молодцы

Excellent video

Excellent video, Thank you

Great job. Thanks for the video.

Amazing job

That is one clean xj.

You did a good job, guys!

Good work guys....looks good

You guys are awesome

Good job boys!!

You guys rock!!! Thanks so much.

thanks for the helpful info, im fixing to do a transmission swap with my 91.

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

0GSkywa1ker Glad we could help, good luck

Awesome bro !!

nice job awesome video

Well done fellas!

good work guys. thanks.

nice video very detailed

Good work!!!

Good job mate

Well done fellas

YES, YES👍👍 S O L I D . GREETINGS FROM TOLUCA MEXICO.

Nice job

Good job guys

good job!

Great video. Nice to see such young lads taking on a project this big. How did you fix the timing issue?

Awesome guys

Man this is so lit

Feels good dont it boys when you accomplish something like that. Nice job

You have no idea how lucky you are for having friends to help you out. Great video and great work. One question is why are changing the original engine? Are replacing it with a bigger block? Thanks

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Kudro Rico I know man...definitely something we take for granted. It overheated, and blew the head gasket along with some other internals and cooked the torque converter, so we decided instead of just throwing money at it to try to fix it we should just replace it altogether with a new 4.0 crate engine.

@jackdooley8732

5 жыл бұрын

@@BuildBreakRepeat Friends, i wish I had friends.

@amari5435

4 жыл бұрын

@@jackdooley8732 stop being cringey get a life

@WetWater_

3 жыл бұрын

@@BuildBreakRepeat where did you get the crate motor if you don’t mind me asking? Ik this is a 3 year old video lol but I’m struggling rn

@jackpistone8015

3 жыл бұрын

@@WetWater_ try titan engines on ebay

Ahhh, thank you. I'll be doing this in a few weeks for the first time. Wish I could give the video 20 more likes.

Congrats on the job..Great video, learned alot. One suggestion though, when talking about buying the torx socket set...its like $20. You are doing a couple thousand dollar project, if u need a $20 tool, just buy it, not worth driving around to save $2 on a $2000 job.

Fun fact...replace the e12 socket head bolts with 3/8-16 x 1.75 long flange bolt. Then use a regular socket or wrench 🔧 🤔 simple upgrade for the next time u gotta pull that 4.0

What oil did you use to break the new engine in? Did you just use regular oil or did you use a break in oil?

I have a 99 grand cherokee 2wd with a good 4.0 I6 engine and another very nice grand cherokee 4x4 with a blown v8 engine was gonna swap the good engine for the blown engine my question is whether the automatic transmissions are the same. Or do I have to swap them as well ? Any help appreciated.

great video guys, going to be pulling a 4.0 from a XJ this summer to put in my TJ upgrading my 2.5L loll

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Skl1cent Haha thanks, looks like you've got quite the project ahead of you....good luck!

@skl1cent

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I need to start collecting some parts like an AX15 manual and a ford 8.8 rear going to build it up nicely.

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Skl1cent No way, we just bought an 8.8 out of an explorer that were gona be building. It's a limited slip with 4.10 gears. We're just waiting on some more money lol. Yeah but we'll totally make a video of it.

@skl1cent

7 жыл бұрын

build_break_repeat sweeeet thats exactly what i need also bc my tj has 4.10s in it. awesome ill keep an eye out for that video I subbed.

@steveevans1205

6 жыл бұрын

Doesn't work that way. Different motor mounts on the 2.5

That's cool

nice xj. I had a black 98 that looked similar to that one. 5.5 inches. stock steel wheels and 31s. I had KC lights on it too. what's ironic is I did a motor and tcase swap on it too lol

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Colton Doyle Nice man! Sounds a lot like ours.

What are you swaping it to the 4.0 is all you need in the trail or off road. I port and polish head new at performance off road heads. full exhaust. Cheap banks gen1 T/4 turbo kit making 344 horsepower 450 torque low boost all low end power 2 years no problem. 230k miles on stock block

I like how they call the hoses "pipes".

What size 12 point socket did you use to remove the head ?

yo just a heads up I use a Home depot Mud tub its big black rectangular shape catches alot of stuff so you dont get it on moms driveway or on her garage floor!!

Nice job guys. What size lift are you guys running on this XJ? Any adjustments were made for that during/ after the swap? Pure curiosity. I'm pulling a 4.0 right now from a 98' XJ to put in my 94' YJ 2.5L. and the video giving me great help. The 2000 XJ 4.0 daily driver I run is ready for a lift and that's why I'm asking. I'm just glad I don't have to pull my XJ motor from the 00' to learn how to pull the 4.0 I'm using for the YJ rebuild. Both motors are pretty close with respect to removal. Good Effort. It's good to have friends.... (I'm screwed. Sons aren't old enough to for engine swaps).

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Bridges It's a 6.5 inch lift and we didn't have to mess with it at all during the swap. Glad the video has helped you out so far!

awesome job! about to hit 200k on my xj so I'm expecting to do this soon👌

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Baldomero Garza Haha yeah, you never know though, it just depends on how it was maintained before you owned it.

@WILSON.1

7 жыл бұрын

I met a guy recently that had 500k miles on his xj. It has since died, but quite a milestone! It's all about how you maintain it!

@baldomerogarza1458

7 жыл бұрын

WILSON! that's awsome!

Keren good

My question is where did you rent the engine hoist?

I’m hoping to pull mine this weekend. I’ve got no help so it’s just me and my tools. I’ll also be rebuilding it myself. Never did it before but youtube videos have been great although I can’t stand youtube ads any more. I don’t know how many more Michael Bloomberg ads I can take before shooting my AR at big empty big gulp cups I just drank.

What kind of engine did you take out of it and what kind of engine did you put in it

This is what all younger people shouldn't be doing instead of drugs... Nice looking keep btw🥴🤘🤘

How did u removed the ac condenser lines??

12 minutes in and I already forgot how to put together most of the things 🤣 I'd have an anxiety attavk

Pump it down boys!

Where did you get the rebuilt engine?

Blowing a bulletproof engine sounds hard to do. How did it happen??

Do you have to take the transmission loose?

Guys yall saved about $4-5k on that job!!!

How did you guys disconnect the AC lines? was there a tool that you push into those donut connectors? or just yank em off I'm trying to take the ones off my xj donor jeep but no luck yet.

@BuildBreakRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Skl1cent yeah we used a quick disconnect tool, just a little plastic thing you can get at autozone, we used it on the transmission lines to the radiator if you want to see what they look like.

@skl1cent

7 жыл бұрын

ahh ok I see it that little red circle tool awesome! thanks guys!

36:34 SHE'S ALIVE! ALIVE!!!!!!!!!

What was the total time you guys did this in?

A lot of people don’t know there is a drain plug in the radiator it’s on the bottom side to the left (facing the jeep)

@delinquentdesign

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah in the stupidest place ever I swear I don’t know wtf is wrong with jeep engineers but they have the most design flaws I’ve ever seen in any make vehicle. They should just be a cab/carriage designer like the old Fischer company and leave the rest to someone that knows how to design the power plant/cooling system. It’s so stupid it must be planned obsolescence.

where did u get your motor?

I need that lift 😳🤔