I know it might not be worth it but I think you should restore it. Doesn't matter how long it takes but I'd totally watch that.

@bwc1976

10 ай бұрын

Agreed, they just don't make cars like this any more, everything now is heavier and full of more electronic features I didn't ask for that will end up breaking.

@viniciusferreira484

10 ай бұрын

yes he should do a series restoring it

@envidiaff8485

10 ай бұрын

With online parts from all over the world

@timzi-bc7zr

10 ай бұрын

I agree I would love to see that

@mahtomedi1997

9 ай бұрын

Hundred percent great idea

We really need the best advertures of Tyler delivering pizzas. Doesn't matter how long the video is.

I am a very sentimental person and a big fan of cars, especially old ones with stories and Tyler. This video is a dream come true

I love people that love their cars, I would've never guessed you loved your car because of the way it looks.

@f3rny_66

10 ай бұрын

I can see tyler loving his car but loving like a good tool, is meant to be used and abused

@1987FX16

10 ай бұрын

The life of a daily, it's an appliance with soul.

The issue with the jeep was from the fuel rail heat soaking from the manifold....I had to install a thermal wrap on mine and it took care of the issue

@stankdaddy6145

10 ай бұрын

I was scrolling through the comments to see if anyone else said it first lol, I was gonna say it’s that or I’ve heard of the crank sensor getting hot and that can cause the same issue, all the sensors are junk in jeeps

@troycridland5550

10 ай бұрын

my first thought was a cracked solder connection or something like that (have no experience with Jeeps) Good thing to know. Much easier to fix than a dodgy wiring connection

Your grandfather probably realized your jeep wasn't the best car for you to drive. So he taught you how to drive the very car that he was planning to sell you.

Storytime with Tyler tube. Bro I never thought that I would be watching a video of someone talking about their old car but here i am and I enjoyed it please do more stories

The thing I miss most about old cars is the little vent windows

@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.

10 ай бұрын

Yes on hot summers when the air conditioning doesn't reach you in the back of the vehicle those little vents were life saving😂

I always had a feeling you were into vehicles! I love tinkering on vehicles man! Used to be a diesel mechanic myself. I miss my first car man lol. It was a 1964 ford fairlane 500 with 57,000 original miles and I bought it for $500 from an older lady!

I had a 1996 Toyota Corolla DX when I was in high school until a lady hit me and totaled her. Man, I loved that car!!

This video hits so close to home. I've got a toyota corolla buried in the backyard as lawn art that I refuse to get rid of. Had it longer than my kids and the oldest is 15. Still starts first time every time. My life advice to anybody is if you haven't had a 90s toyota, your wrong

He never fails to entertain me. It’s like sitting down with a good friend and having a conversation. Great video Tyler

I had a 1987 Corolla FX hatchback. What a car. Super fun to drive and insane gas mileage. Selling that car was a mistake. I've been trying to find it so I can buy it back.

@robertj2

10 ай бұрын

Same with my 88

The stories are awesome. You should definitely tell some more

We LOVE to hear you talk!

I love the crickets in the background, while listening to him speak about his car and the nostalgia thats gone with it.

@Arkasha-Z

4 ай бұрын

For me, as someone who's 16 and still realistically has them, it feels like a calming conversation with an older cousin (or maybe even brother) telling you about cars and telling the story of their own life to get you ready for when you're grown too and have to get your own car and actually work to live.

Can never go wrong with a Toyota. My brother in law has a 98 Corolla, we rebuilt the engine because it was burning oil and we’re expecting it to run for another 200k+ miles. You have a nice Tacoma too!

@mjkay8660

10 ай бұрын

my brothers went for 30+ years. and hes no mechanic.

Lives in a town with gravel roads, doesn’t know how hood of car got so many rock chips 😅 Love you Tyler 😂🤘🏼

Fellow car and Toyota guy here! I have a 1986 Hilux/Pickup Xtra Cab 4x4 that I owned since 2015. It was my daily driver until 2018 - nowadays I use it exclusively for off-roading. It has less than 100 hp and is not fun to drive on the highway but it is an absolute tank, and with front and rear lockers it never gets stuck no matter where I take it off-road. The truck has 313k miles on it, and 13k of those miles were from me. The engine had a crack in one cylinder when I got the truck, and until we had the engine rebuilt it ran those 13k+ miles completely unfazed. My current daily driver is a 2007 Subaru Impreza WRX Wagon, which is way more fun on the road. Both my truck and WRX have a 5-speed manual, because I love driving stick too.

Story time with tyler loved it, pizza stories next time

This used to be a guy thing, but recently I have seen a lot of woman be like us and our cars. You should do some more of your pizza delivery stories. I enjoy listening to your stories.

I fully understand your point about being one with the car when shifting it etc. lol but I had this small part pop in my head when you said relationship with the car I was like here’s the new TLC episode 😂. Jokes aside a reliable car that doesn’t let you down can make you never wanna get rid of it.

I’ve been service technician for 10+ years and I’ve always ran into that issue where the house I was headed to never had an address. I remember telling my brother that next time I’ll just look for the house without numbers.

I love this type of vid my late father had a 94 f150 that he bought new and i learned to drive in it and he ran it till it had 500k miles and the frame broke flash forward to now i had to replace my pickup i found a f250 with 7.3 it reminded me of my dads old truck ive been slowly improving it and its got 250k miles i plan on keeping it for as long as frame lasts

Winter driving conditions don’t scare me. It’s most of the other people on the winter roads. I don’t trust anyone once the snow flies.

4:40 Your Jeep was vapor locking the fuel rail. It's common on 4.0s and 2.5. Drive it, get hot, park, get hotter, won't start for 20min, after 40 min cooled off.

Bro, I completely understand having a relationship with your vehicles. Especially when you do major work on them yourself Also: love the aftermarket audio stuff. I have dual 12s with 1000w amp and all aftermarket speakers with an alpine head unit. Absolutely love it.

I totally get your explanation on driving manual transmissions. I used to only drive stick-shift, but I ended up trading my last manual for an automatic because of traffic and my husband's inability to drive my car. And I miss it.

@M.TTT.

10 ай бұрын

LMAO if your "husband" cant drive manual, he aint no man

I used to be a pizza delivery guy for my first job. The rant about people not having signage on their houses really hit home lol. This is why every house I've owned since I've made sure to have good signage.

I could listen to you talk about it all day. Please never get rid of it you would so regret it

I needed a Tyler vid today 🙏

I don't even have a car and learning to drive and im so excited to build a relationship with a car because the first car is gonna be with me for like ever so this is nice to see.

Yo I haven't even made it 10 minutes in and I'm already way down memory lane. I feel this exact way about my '99 Tacoma, was also 4 cylinder 5 speed. I put that thing through hell, delivering pizza, going bumper first into a ditch, ran it dry of oil more than once. Only the alternator and ball joints ever needed to be replaced. It had 305k miles when I sold it. I miss that thing, I wish I had a video like this of it.

@ThatOddGarage

10 ай бұрын

I used to have a single cab 96 taco. Sold it a few years ago and fully regret it. Best car I ever owned

Makes me think of the stories I could tell about my old 95 Honda civic. Those Door handles on that thing was the same haha. Thanks for the vid I'd listen to a part 2. Also I some how managed to spin the speedometer all the way around the thing it rests on. Two days later the engine said goodnight.

I Had that same issue that you had with your jeep, with a vehicle I had. I took my vehicle to five different mechanics, three different family members, was even considering a different vehicle. One day this person I use to know said put a paper clip into the obd reader in a certain way. Watch for blinks in the dash lights and it only would flash one time. He said oh that’s the distribution coil, changed out the distributor and it completely stoped the problem. Drove that vehicle for another 7 years before selling it. Was a 1992 5speed Honda civic. loving cars is just a way of life. My favorite car Iv ever owned is my 2005 crown Vic police inspector. Hands down my favorite car Iv ever owned. Good power, comfortable ride, and above all reliable. Great video! Keep up the good work!

The same thing happened to my grandma's old jeep wrangler. It wouldn't start up after just turning it off so she would have to wait almost an hour to start it back up again.

I'm 200000% right there with you! My Baby Blu (aqua blue metallic) '98 Chevy Cavalier is a 2.2L 5 spd manual. I damn near refuse to drive automatics unless I have to, my very first car was a fully loaded purple 2001 PT Cruiser that I learned how to drive manual on (damn that was already half my life ago -- I'm 32 -- my Mom's best friend left it to me in her will... unfortunately I had to give that car up), my 2nd car was a 2008 metallic red Kia Spectra that unfortunately was totaled by a drunk driver... but with that money I bought this car and have had it since 2010. 300k miles later (when I bought it for $2,000 it had a pinch over 80k), and I rebuilt everything mechanically. New tranny, new clutch, new A/C system (dumb story regarding that that had nothing to do with me) and redid the engine's headgasket 2 years ago. The engine itself is still original. Other than the fact the paintjob on the front bumper is UV worn down from sunlight and needs a bit of love, mechanically everything is new and perfect. I do consider it my baby and my project car all at once, always reliable. As my unfortunately recently passed away Uncle taught me... just take care of the mechanics. Oil changes, fresh good gas, tores and brakes. Check your fluids, make sure the tranny fluid is good as well, and listen/learn your car sounds and feelings/vibrations. It'll treat you right. I'm only about halfway thru the vid but just wanted to share that. Too bad YT doesn't allow pic posting, I'd share a few I have.

@dertmatyui

10 ай бұрын

Manuals FTW!

Man, I delivered pizzas as a second job, numerous times in my younger years. Even owned my own pizza place and had to deliver when short handed. I'd love to share stories with ya. I've got some doozies! Lol. I get the attachment to a vehicle. Especially if it's been good to you. Drive it until it won't go. Had several. The last was a 2000 Dodge Ram. 327,000 miles on it when it went to the junkyard. Still ran and drove but, the rust issues made it unsafe. Yeah, I had to replace a few things and regular maintenance. Only once did it surprise me and not start. Took less then 10 minutes to determine the coil was bad. Walked 1/2 a block to the parts store. Drove it home. Lol. Just wouldn't quit. Broke my heart. Had it 15 years. Loved that truck. My brother buys cheap beaters to drive to work. For good reason. It's 15 miles of back roads at early hours. Lots of deer. The best one he ever had was an old Toyota Corolla. He hit 5 deer with it. They'd slam into the hood and roll over the car. He'd pound the hood out with a sledge hammer and carry on. None have compared to it. We still laugh about it.

Man that cars definitely got some history to it you should look into restoring it

Those where the best generation of Corolla! I had two of those and miss them a lot... sadly its the rust that take em away 😢

Favorite Tyler video since instarted watching you, felt like listening to a buddy just talking about random stuff, loved it. Can definitely relate to the bond with the car.

I had the same problem with my Jeep Liberty! I’d get somewhere, turn off the car, and not be able to start it again for 30+ minutes until it cooled off and then it would turn in and run just fine

This is probably one of my favorite tylertube vids

I've had 4 cars since 2009, which is when I got my first car. First I had a 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP (Beat the shit outta it and regret it), then a 2001 Chrysler Sebring in 2013. Had that until about 2017, then got my 2013 Fiat 500. Paid way more than what it was worth because I had terrible credit. I'm a big guy, over 300 pounds, 5 foot 11. I loved my little Fiat, even though everyone laughed at me when they saw what I drove. Was comfortable, rode well, great on gas. Got it when I was first seeing my current girlfriend. Used to drive an hour and 15 mins (about 70 miles), one way, for about a year and a half pretty much every other day to go see her, then finally moved to her area, and continued working at my old work, so I'd continue driving that hour and 15 mins for quite a while. Ended up trading it in for a 2016 Chevy Cruze back in 2020 because I thought I wanted a better car. I regret it. I miss that little blue Fiat. So I might not have had an old car, but I had my own little unique car that I loved. My next car will probably be a 500X, which is the SUV version of a Fiat. I will swear, up and down, forever, that Fiats are great vehicles if you want something really simple, great on gas, comfortable, and small.

As a car guy who daily's a standard, I agree completely that I never want an auto no matter how bad the traffic. Even in rush hour I4 traffic, I'm happy as a clam in mud with my 6sp. Every time I drive my wife's CVT it makes me sick, no feel no enjoyment just D for don't worry about it.

You just reminded me of the "no car air conditioner" era ! Ugh! 70s Olds Cutlass with a Hurst shifter, and BLACK VINYL SEATS. What a misery in the summer.

I love driving manuals too, I had a 2014 Honda accord back in 2020-2021 that was a 5 speed with only 40k miles, sadly she got totaled by hail so now I drive a 13 Silverado 1500 crew cab shortbed lol but this truck makes me miss my old 7.3 powerstroke😂

@alexwhalen6387

10 ай бұрын

Let’s see your truck next!

It’s crazy how much car prices jacked up. I also bought a car in 2012, a 1996 Chrysler Sebring for 2k. But if I were to buy the same car now people ask for 6k and up. Absolutely bonkers. My brand new car that I bought with only 5 miles on it was cheaper than a used with 160k miles on it 😂 ill never understand how prices work

I daily a manual 2007 bmw 328i with just north of 211,000 miles, manuals are the best and will make u fall in love with ANY car.

You should do more just talking videos and telling stories. Very interesting and entertaining.

This was awesome, I'd definitely love to see more videos like this, and hear more stories from your past life in general. I too learned to drive stick in a Corolla, mine was a red 1992 with the 1.6 engine. If I ever have a bunch of money, I'd love to build up a stockpile of 1990's Corollas and parts thereof, and just keep driving them for the rest of my life. You just can't find a simple, reliable, lightweight car like these made brand new any more.

I am very attached to many of my vehicles. I was super attached to my 00 Chevy Cavalier 5 speed coupe. Absolutely loved that car. Hated the fact that it's life was ended by a deer.

I miss my 1993 for escort Man I ran that thing in the ground for sure. I cracked the head so bad they stopped counting at 40 cracks and it still drove. No oil no water.the mechanic I took it was just in aww of wtf did you do lol. Ended up giving it to my dad to tinker with he fixed up lol and sold it. I was sad thet day it was gone.😊

@bmir89

10 ай бұрын

The 90s escorts were so underrated in their time for dependability. I had a '98 - I got it in 2002 (I was 16, first car, etc..) So needless to say I put that poor car through hell. We took it to construction sites, offroading, the works - we were dumb kids. In the 7 or 8 years I had it - I put 150k miles on it, and only changed the oil once - when the oil filter fell off one day 😂. Yeah it was a crappy-ish little car, slow, rattled, etc... but super cheap to fix and it just kept going, don't think in that time it ever left me stranded once - Until it finally blew a rod... and I still drove it home only getting it up to like 35 with the engine sounding like a farm tractor 😂. I had it well into my mid-20s, I'd run into friends from high-school well after we graduated college and they'd see it and it was a trip down memory lane, they couldn't believe I still had it.

I had a 1998, and that car is still on the road. I sold it to a friend for $100 a year ago. Those cars are tanks. They can go through hell and still run.

I had some friends who had an old Jeep wrangler and the transmission broke when they were in town somewhere. It would only go in reverse so they backed up all the way through town and back to their house in the country.😂

This is amazing because I love my car every small imperfection has a story there is this bond I have with my car I can feel what it’s telling me and my car means so much to me it’s amazing to see the interesting stories and connection that you have with your car thank you for sharing this with us even if you think it was for yourself I promise it wasn’t just for you

Had the same exact house number situation on a dark back country road where the only safe place to turn around was like 2-3 miles on each end of this street. The guy finally came out and flagged me down, all pissed at me, and his house had a number on it but it wasn't the number I was given. Delivering food is the worst.

I recently got my first manual transmission car it’s a 2003 vw Jetta wagon 1.8t 5 speed and it’s taught me how to work on it 😂

I had a 99 corolla. Last year (actually new years ever this year,) a big tree limb fell on it and smashed in the roof. That was sad. The car had 240,000 miles if I remember correctly. I quite like the 8th gen corolla, I have heard multiple people refer to them as the worst generation of Corolla, but I disagree. I still see them on the road on a daily basis despite them all being over 20 years old now. Mine ran and drove great and never gave me any issues, including not burning oil which was supposedly a big issue with the early 1ZZ engines. The guy I sold it to bent the roof back out and got a window in it and as far as I know that car is still on the road somewhere. I would fix it up, even if it isn't "worth it" as many people would say, I hate to see another one of these end up in the junkyard. No company will ever again make a good car, so we need to keep the existing ones on the road. If we don't all that will be left is the garbage they make these days.

I would love to see more videos like this

This video is amazing. If anything, it's too short lol. We want to hear more!!

Your story is pretty similar to mine I recently got a 2000 honda accord 5 speed transmission for 200 bucks but I'm a pretty tall dude so getting to the clutch is a little tough but I love it so much

@bwc1976

10 ай бұрын

I used to have a manual 2001 Accord, it seemed like the pedals were designed for someone whose left leg was shorter than their right leg! The clutch engagement point was so high off the floor I could never start off smoothly, and it was far from the first manual car I had!

@keithadams897

10 ай бұрын

@@bwc1976 it is driving me nuts lol

OMG I HAVE ONE DRIVING IT RIGHT NOW same year and model. its in 100% condition i can send pics if you want to see it with only 207k miles STILL RUNNING with the stock motor from production. no real inside damage at all. everything works with no codes.

100% feel you on the standard transmissions. Me and my wife are in our 30s and grew up driving manual. My old ranger is stick, and our suv we bought last year 2022 is also stick. Which was also basically impossible to find btw, the dealership we ordered it from didnt even know they had that option, and they discontinued standard trannys for that suv right after we ordered ours. However... 5 years ago id have said give me standard transmissions for life. Well time ages you lol, and my current job has me all over the city all day just shifting that little ranger the entire time. And as you get older, it also gets old 😂.

My car did the same thing with it not starting until like 15 min passed , for me it was the map sensor , once I replaced it , never had a problem again , glad I wasn’t the only one , thought it was just my luck, love the videos !!!

I have a 2001 Buick Regal so I totally get where you’re coming from.

@TheFeltmeister

10 ай бұрын

I had a 1997 Buick lasbre I just had to junk my first car 😢

This was fun hearing your stories with the toyota. They do make them to last and last.

Funny story I learned to drive in a lifter wrangler it was my first car 2000 with a 2.5 5 spd and I got my first speeding ticket in it, it had 33 inch tires on 15s, 3 inch lift quarter inch steel front and back bumpers, hard top full doors and at the time the exhaust was apart at the flange because one of the bolts broke off and the other one I guess was loose, cop said I was doing 80 in a 55 and the fasted I ever got that thing was 60 mph😂

Watching this after work tonight thanks

Me listening to this while I’m driving, and shouting YESSS to all the complaints about delivering. I love it. I have a small hole in my muffler from delivering Jimmy Johns 😂 🤦‍♀️ Also, I’d LOVE a video of pizza delivering stories!!!! I think many people would.

Awesome video.. I get you! I have a 2000 Ford Ranger that I bought in 2005. I love that truck. It has always gotten me home.

I live right next to many many miles of forest preserve with lakes and sloughs all over and in 20 years of driving have never come close to hitting a deer. Somehow you managed to rack up 3.

actually really enjoyed this

my dad used to have a van that if you had the radio on and used your left blinker to make a left turn it would turn the radio off. If you made the turn without the blinker the radio would stay on.

Tylertube the jeep issue was called vapor lock, the injectors would be so hot it would vaporize the fuel in the injectors after engine at temp. In order to fix you need to shield the injectors from the exhaust

I would watch you fix that thing up in a series, keep it around and running or you will miss it forever.

Loved the video!! It was like we were having a conversation with you. I would enjoy more videos and stories like this.

Corolla gang. My first car was a year or two newer corolla and i agree with everything you said. I will only buy toyota or Honda now. I got rear ended twice in that car, once i got lifted onto the hood and the other car was totalled. The corolla was somehow 100% fine. Only issue i ever had was the starter would stick every few months so i had a wrench i would use to smack it a few times. It never left me stranded once. Good memories

Love this, I actually look at my cars sentimentally too.

I also had one, and the joke was it had enough miles on it to go to the moon and back. It still was running when I sold it and still see it on the road. I paid $100 dollars for it.

Just another banger of a video here nothing odd

I'm still driving a 1998 Toyota Tercel I picked up for $2k 8 years ago. 5 speed, manual window, no ABS, 35 MPG city all day long and working A/C. If I'm ever hit by an F-250, just know i died with a smile on my face.

Lol this was a funny video i understand the love for cars i too love cars would be cool to see part 2 of this

Same feeling with my car. I will drive it till it's totally dead. But I will fix everything to get the most out of it. I can't stand a scratch 😂

RESTORE IT NO MATTER WHAT This car clearly means something to you and so it is my opinion that you should do everything you can to restore it please

Love the videos man

Sounds like you didn’t have the correct set up for your amp. You’re meant to put a capacitor in line a one farad is normally a good start as it stops the sudden grab of power from the main battery. It’s also what possibly killed your alternator as alternators can’t adjust that quickly for sudden bursts of power needed.

Very good. Can relate, cheese on toast delivery. Building sub boxes. Repair bills being equal to income. Exhaust fireing chunks of soot out from petrol engine. 1l engine I got it down to 12mpg . Then the amazing keep goingness of japanise engines , yes replacement handles are made for the worst recycled plastic available . Thankfully if not hit any venison , tho I did hit a person . Loads of punctures ,got real good at plugging them quick. At night in the rain to the point where you get back "sorry I had a ,, they just look confused.. Real satisfying are the cars where you can change gear so smoothly and nobody notices.

@crazygeorgelincoln

10 ай бұрын

And door numbers ,they really are not expensive, hell they can be made out of old paint or just some sharpie on a piece of paper. Or the motion sensor that only lights up the number and blinds you as you trip up the step.

delivering pizzas explains so much about Tyler

I have my mailbox post across from my driveway numbered, a post at the end of my driveway with a number plate, and large numbers above my garage you can see from the road. I STILL get the "I can't find your house" call because my neighborhood isn't a cookie cutter sub division. I just think to myself I'm lucky you're delivering my chicken wings and not a paramedic coming to save me from a heart attack.

I love standard cars

@northwestrailfanofficial

10 ай бұрын

@mrkiller4330 me too

@mrkiller4330

10 ай бұрын

@northwestrailfanofficial I used to have a 2001 civic ex 5 speed, and I loved it

"Pizza dude's got 30 seconds."

i had a similar issue in a vehicle that came into my shop. turned out to be a module had it's waterproofing get a crack and a very small amount of moisture caused the same issue with not starting once it was at operating temps.

Man I really enjoyed this video

You've made Scotty kilmer proud

A standard Toyota. Man you had the best of both worlds. Most reliable type of trans and one of the most reliable makes. Scotty doesn't lie. Honda & Toyota is the way to go. I had a brand new Chevy in 2016 and it was complete garbage. My wife's 2008 Honda Crv with over 100k miles ran laps around that piece of crap. It was already having problems at 35k. Junk junk junk.

Corolla Restoration Series??? It would be cool to see you fix it up and keep it around.

I’m with ya, my friend. Great vid.

I had the starting issue with a 2010 dodge journey with a 3.5l. I chaout the crankshaft position sensor and it fixed the issue. It still works to this day.

Hell yeah that's awesome I own a 1993 jeep Wrangler with the good old 4.0L inline 6 and a 5 speed manual to this day it's got a 4 inch lift and 35 inch mud tires I love the thing well except the bad gas mileage as you mentioned but that's cool you had one during your life! Sad to hear it had that issue sounds like a bad crankshaft position sensor to me there very common to go bad on those well at least the 6 cylinder ones but it also could of been a bad ECU as well and I totally agree with you I to this day will take a manual over a automatic any day of the week. Thanks for the story about your car I liked it a lot and agree I form "relationship" with the cars I own as well