*Here is the video from a year ago when we diagnosed the same problem* - kzread.info/dash/bejne/iqZlrMGhYdDUl8Y.htmlsi=ones5QeB8p_N19lw *Here is the video of replacing the injector* - kzread.info/dash/bejne/nKmbo9qTaMq-oMY.htmlsi=Ox6MUCjehjl41Mjx *Sorry for the repeat on the diag. I lose track in my mind of the cars I fix* 🤷🏽‍♂

@ShainAndrews

8 ай бұрын

If I remember my name when I wake up.... It's a good day.

@GregoryMcLean

8 ай бұрын

Lotsa junk flows through that shop :)

@peetky8645

8 ай бұрын

maybe no 1 off only a few cycles because you didn't select 1 from the drop down, just from the baseline screen?

@jormalonnberg1578

8 ай бұрын

So? You dont need to keep every vehicle or video in your head, thats why you keep track of them in computer files , problem, diag. repair, and how much $. And you have mrs O in office

@terrypickette118

8 ай бұрын

- 👍 👍 🔧 qoᒋ ǝɔᴉN 👀❤🤍💙

It never fails. If the repair requires running the vehicle, the customer will drop it off with hardly any gas. If it's a fuel delivery issue(ie; fuel pump), it will have a full tank of gas.

@ohiomoto

8 ай бұрын

haha I was thinking the same thing.

@michaelearl6991

8 ай бұрын

Murphy's Law number 73

@attilakohbor3360

8 ай бұрын

fill it up and add to the bill , simple

@squatchfromearth4076

8 ай бұрын

@@attilakohbor3360 as a Customer I wouldn't mind at all

@chevyguy6961

8 ай бұрын

Regardless the customer is going to be paying for fresh fuel in either circumstance so that the vehicle can be safely test drove, or the fuel pump has a fair chance for survival.

I love how someone just ran a couple 1” self tappers to hold that big fuse. It’s a wonder those screws didn’t just sink right into the fuse/relay panel 😂

@ohiomoto

8 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. I was expecting a "There's your problem lady! Someone put a screw through your fuse (relay or whatever)". lol

@saty580

8 ай бұрын

Looks like it could be a fuse for a car stereo amplifier install. Usually those fuses are mounted to a metal plate which uses an existing bolt in the engine compartment. To protect from electrical hazards from the live unfused part of the wire, the fuse should be within about 6 inches of the battery.

@imrf

8 ай бұрын

@@saty580 Yep, that's exactly what it is. In the beginning of the video you can see the bass knob on the dash.

@markh.6687

8 ай бұрын

@@ohiomoto Maybe they were trying to screw it to the fender well. (!)

@27sport86

8 ай бұрын

@@imrf Yeah let's just mount it to the top of the dash and haphazardly run the wire down the pillar.

I'd rather watch 100 reruns of your stuff Eric than one of most any current "original" TV show. No joke. Thanks as always, Eric!

Classic case of "parts jealousy." Old parts get mad when they are ignored and a new part installed, so they all start going bad.

@thatdave86

8 ай бұрын

Murphy's law,or Eric's Law ?

@taipan8021

8 ай бұрын

That's a fact

@slacko1971

8 ай бұрын

Parts jealousy, I love it, I'm going to steal that phrase thanks.

Can you imagine the hours Eric has spent to learn all the test equipment, and what to look for. This a guy that cares…😊

@rodx5571

8 ай бұрын

Dont have to imagine, I have most of it myself. I also have 20+ years in trade. I do often borrow techniques from internet techs like Eric. The scope he is using is 4k or a bit more with accessories. I have 150k or more in my tools as a humble tech. He owns a shop, so triple that. Or maybe more. Its a life long process of learning and collecting.

@SouthMainAuto

8 ай бұрын

Just shy of a million in tools, lifts, compressor, alignment machine, shop tools etc....@@rodx5571

@Micko350

8 ай бұрын

$150k?! I have around that into my Snap On Box alone!

@robertnicholson771

8 ай бұрын

​@Micko350 yeah, but it's only $20 a week!

@Troy_Built

8 ай бұрын

I was trying to explain that to someone the other day. The mobile tech I called for him was carrying $65k in tools and scanners in his pickup. No one is going to fix your car for free unless it's a good friend or relative and then dinner's on you. @@rodx5571

Once again it's proven that there is no substitute for good documentation! The video record is even a better option! Consistency is the name of the game. Another good lesson Mr. O.!

Wouldnt it be easier to just trim cow hoofs for a living? There's always going to be comebacks but the customers can only moo! 🤣

@cheesecurd100s

8 ай бұрын

Gotta deal with bs either way lol

@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse

8 ай бұрын

But they also poop a lot too

@davidjohannson4364

8 ай бұрын

But from the cows you get a milkshake……

@mattcat231

8 ай бұрын

Nate That Hoof Guy and The Hoof GP come to mind here on the Tube, lol

@anthonydefreitas6006

8 ай бұрын

@@davidjohannson4364 & Ice cream 🍦

Hey Eric. In my many years of diagnosing and repairing cars, I have learned to replace injectors as a set, instead of individually, especially when they are labor intense.

@donniev8181

4 ай бұрын

Not his car, it's up to the customer.

I have noticed that you are now the Gold Standard in Diagnostics. Other you tubers are making the claim that they are solving the issues that Eric couldn't. Congratulations!

@lactusgalacto1174

8 ай бұрын

They claim?

@billg2942

8 ай бұрын

@@lactusgalacto1174 Yes, they claim. Eric does NOT reprogram module PROMs...that takes specialized equipment, and the other guys have that stuff because that is what they specialize in. Not that he couldn't, he DOESN'T because it makes zero financial sense.

@TheBry_Guy

8 ай бұрын

I was typing much the same response but I saw yours. 👍@@billg2942

"Sure as shhhhugar" yes you did! Thanks for finding the original videos.

A comeback for a different injector is not really a comeback. Love the videos and the thought process - one of the most valuable parts of your channel - and it’s extremely entertaining. Is your humor great? Sure as shhhhhhh sugar - and it’s genuine.

It would have been interesting if after replacing the injector seeing if you could disable it without it coming back online right away but I realize it's a business and get er done and on to the next.

Dr. Diagnostic Eric OH my goodness. Almost said the S word but said sugar..amazing restraint..you're a good guy

I was expecting the 1 1/4 inch screws to be shorting something out. 😊 But hey at least there is a fuse and it's reasonably close to the battery.

❤ Mr. O made me look. I love it when he is happy you can hear it in his voice. 😊😊😊

You are a patient man. With so many repairs, you can't recollect them all. Keep up the good work. I learn something on each video.

A current clamp is like a USB; you always get it backward on the first try. Great video, thanks for sharing!

@bwthor

8 ай бұрын

No, USB is always correct first try, but doesn't to in, then backwards, then correct again and it goes in just fine.

@advancedleveldiagnostics

8 ай бұрын

@@bwthor True 🤣

@The98deville

8 ай бұрын

That's why there is USB C now lol

"It ain't got no gas in it." - Karl Childers

Thats just proof you never deviate from your troubleshooting methods! All good mechanics know consistency is key!

It's good to have notes on repair orders so you can go back and look what was done. Thanks for the video enjoy watching you diagnosed and repair and honest with your customer

Great video! We'll call it a refresher on injector diagnosis!lol!

As a retired Mechanic I can say that when a Jeep or Chrysler came in the bet was what wiring harness is bad or what electronic sensor failed And when Your code reader finds every code in the system is flashing on You just clinch and go to work knowing it will most likely be a long day! Props to You SMA like seeing someone else doing it besides Me!

@grad0n

8 ай бұрын

I just connected the factory left front door speaker on a 2006 jeep commander for the first time in its’ life. Jeep had mis-pinned the harness.

I love the electrical troubleshooting videos - learn something new every time

Impressive record keeping. Great video as always.

Master Mechanic, Eric. Thanks once again for walking me through your diagnosis procedures, Sir.

Nicely done, learned something here

I'll watch all your repeats man!Your amazing.

In my none professional opinion, 2 1 inch self tapping screws thro the fuse box lid goes to show you what yer working with lol. It makes me very anxious. I have to feel sorry for you Mr O. I love yer sense of humour and loving your work there feller.

@NoName-zn1sb

8 ай бұрын

non professional

Love your TECHnique ! You're spot on Eric O. I learned something new to find what cylinder. Thanks

The Jeep. The gift that keeps on giving.

@hokie9910

8 ай бұрын

And people keep buying them…and they aren’t cheap to purchase or to maintain. Why??

@327JohnnySS

8 ай бұрын

Before or after Renault?

@MicroSoftner

8 ай бұрын

140,000 miles!

@montestu5502

8 ай бұрын

@@hokie9910 - As they say, it’s a Jeep thing.

@hokie9910

8 ай бұрын

@@montestu5502 As in, we like buying things that break down regularly and cost a fortunate to fix? I just don’t get it. I would rather buy a real off road machine like a Land cruiser, Tacoma, or Tundra that will absolutely dominate a Jeep in every way imaginable not to mention the lower maintenance costs.

This reminds me of Pine Hollow's attempt to change the ride height on an Audi. The scan tool only momentarily controlled the air valve in the faulty air bag. Good work as always.

Excellent methodology as always Eric!

Deduction, documentation 📜, a video 🎥, excellent note 📓keeping = A Certified ASE Master Automotive Mechanic @ SMA in the PRNY Avoca !!!! A return customer who knows great service at SMA 🏦is the norm !!!!! Our hats are off 💁‍♂to you, Eric Holmes,🔍🔎 the master vehicle problem Sleuth !!!!!

Love this channel

Yeah... in IT we have trouble tickets... and they are very useful in seeing the history and solutions for past problems. Many times you can get a "quick" fix just by reading past tickets... also you can see trends which you may not notice on a day to day basis. BTW... you are a excellent problem solver... not many folks I work with today are good at that... most are patch-ers :)

@markh.6687

8 ай бұрын

Ticket: "Computer hums while running" Resolution: Told computer to stop humming. (Former computer sales/service guy; we were a small shop and did it all).

@LordOfSilense

8 ай бұрын

Yup, dealerships and shops with digital ROs have the same thing. You get a full log of the vehicle's prior service (either at all dealerships in the nation or at your specific network). Makes repeat issues much easier to track.

I had to stop wreching after 2 left shoulder surgeries and 1 right shoulder! I lost so much use from both as well as muscle I couldn't break bolts loose without severe pain. All thanks to 12 years US Army service! Love your channel brother!!!

I am surprised that a Chrysler jeep product with 140 k miles in NYS is still running and not rotted out yet.

@hokie9910

8 ай бұрын

How dare you?! Lol

Strong diag "as always"! Great records as well. 😁

Dr. O you are the best learned so much from you over the years !!! 😢

Always good content Eric.

Don’t feel bad! I probably watched that one and I didn’t remember either! Best reruns EVER…SMA!!!

Any and all videos much appreciated....

Man i have learned so much about diagnostic especially the importance of good grounds

Always good to watch you at work Eric even a repeat performance., I clicked onto the previous repair and i watched that when it came out also along with a like button click. Lol we all forget.

I'm leaving a criticism of CJDFRWTFBBQ! 7 years old, 140K on the clock, and it's throwing codes and things are broken like it's 20 years old! Nice work Eric O. chasing the trouble down.

Amazing work Mr O.

Thanks for the pointle... duplica... Thanks for the amazing video.

Well, how many times have we found a widgit faulty and recommended we replace an entire set (on the assumption that it saves on labour for a certainty of future failures) ? Especially Chrysler. Customer declines. I did a caliper replacement, but was only authorised for that one. Year later, its bro goes. Oh well. Beautifully done Mr. O. Classic Fault Finding. Not only do you have the right equipment, but you know what you are doing. Many mechanics just guess their way through, based on previous.

Great video Eric..thanks for showing the other videos ,now I can get the popcorn going and have my evening entertainment provided by SMA.!

I still remember using OBD1 software on a laptop while driving! Amazing how diagnostic tools have advanced since then! 😁

@stevebot

8 ай бұрын

Son, I got an OTC Monitor 2000 in my toolbox.

Put a smile on my face Mr. O with the "we did this, we have the vid" comment.

Nice...Thanks SMA! DVD:)

We love watching all your videos. Repeats or not.

Good review-happens all the time!

Nicely done

Great video Eric it sux gettin old and forgetting what you did yesterday. 🤣 keep up the great work!! 🇺🇸✌️

Thanks for the video Eric.

Great vid Mr. O!!!! This is coming from a '16 Cherokee Trailhawk owner with the same engine but, I only have over 85K on it as of this post.

you're flipping amazing !

I didn't remember either! An old problem in a new day !

Thanks for the video.

Always a nice video

Excellent !

As long as this dude runs the tank down to fumes, he will keep replacing parts on the fuel system....

@jerrydaily8208

8 ай бұрын

Also be putting a new fuel pump. Many people have no idea it cools the pump.

@lactusgalacto1174

8 ай бұрын

@@jerrydaily8208 Many people forget the maintenance on the car and think they run on lifetime fluids.

Also being another injector I would have suggested to do the rest of them.

@suespony

8 ай бұрын

Might not be worth that investment, a Chrysler jeep product with 140 k miles already on it, won't be long before it is headed for the junk yard. Especially in the rust belt area.

@Rhaspun

8 ай бұрын

@@suespony That's right. I forgot about that. I was thinking if the owner is planning on keeping it a long time it may be worth replacing them all to save on some of labor cost and the diagnosis fee. I don't think about rusting where I live in California.

@seeya205

8 ай бұрын

​@@suesponyRust has nothing to do with it when it comes to a Jeep. It will be DOA before the rust gets it!

as usual eric another great video happy holloween

I didn't see the first video thanks for sharing

So this Jeep is a repeat actor on SMA! Jeep you are a star on here now!

Nice work

Love that Sherlock “O” is on the case at 5:42. The game is afoot.

Great video.

Hi Eric. Hey this is SMA You Post we watch. And still find them interesting. 1 thing computers have done is make it easy to back check previous invoices or a vehicle history for repeat customers.

The "big ole fuse" is for the stereo amplifier that made you say, "Whoa fella" when you started the vehicle. 🤣

great job

Well done. Same comeback comment I left before.

"Sure as shi.....sugar" lol 😆 😂 🤣 i do the same when talking to the kiddos and catch myself

Happy Halloween SMA!

Yeah, here in Australia we had an ad for these things where they said in it "It is a Jeep thing". Seems about right then.

Same vehicle same diag just a different injector atleast the customer knows it will be fixed correctly 16:20 good video as always Eric O @South Main Auto Repair LLC

Hi from B&D Automotive Center, 1510 Main Street... in California, been watching for way many years.

Going to be interesting to see how Napa part last compared to OEM parts

Well done champ.

That fancy fuse box thing-a-ma-bob was added since you last repaired that Jeep. The next time you get that Jeep in to replace another injector you should be able to remember it.

@Shiznit304

8 ай бұрын

that jeep's got a big amplifier in the trunk for them jungle beats

@327JohnnySS

8 ай бұрын

Thankfully the 4" lag bolts were out of stock when they went to the hardware store. Lol

Yeah - let's put a 2 inch screw into the cover of the fuse box - NICE - I remember teaching my son, when he was young, to install his woofer/amp into his vehicle the CORRECT way......SHORTEST wire possible from batt to new fuse then make sure you have enough wire to reach the destination appropriately.....AND.....even though its like a repeat video of the work - who cares - we love watching you work!!!!

@matthurley921

8 ай бұрын

A lot of my kid’s friends constantly jerry rig their stereo wiring..my son and I spent a day tearing his truck apart and running everything correctly…I refuse to do all that to his friends vehicles,but have fixed many problems..

Great video...

7:10 That's right, sir! The clamp is always on wrong the first time. 😄

thats ok i didnt remember the other one . nice thing about getting old lol

Documentation is a good thing.

Nice looking town.

You should schedule him for 8 months out to replace (enter next injector number here ____ )

@markh.6687

8 ай бұрын

I seen people suggest that once you start losing injectors, you should just change them all and be done with it, especially on engines that are hard to work on, require you to dismantle the vehicle to get to them, etc.

@Troy_Built

8 ай бұрын

If they are cheap and and you plan on keeping it forever that's a great plan. I'm betting neither is the case. Edit: It looks like they are a little over $100 each. So $500 extra on a preventative plus labor would be a tough sell. @@markh.6687

I don't care if you did it before this is still a good resource and an even better channel. Maybe the owner should do all the injectors instead of just picking one at a time.

Empty gas tank but it did have a charged battery! One out of two! Good records saved the day!

The old double dump 😊

People need to understand that just getting to the problem area/part is 80% of the repair bill. Fix or replace the most you can afford while your mechanic is there!

Sometimes I think when you have to change one injector for a failure you are better off changing them all. Especially when you have to remove the intake.. The rest are usually not far behind IMO. Hard sell to the customer though.Sucks that you were not able to get OEM..Great video bud.

Nice job

Alrighty..... An SMA double feature....Creep cheap Jeep featuring Bad Injector. Followed up by Returning to the womb - Creepy Jeepy Injector Part II. Son Of Creep cheap Jeep. Thanks Eric O It's nice to know we aren't the only ones that get that really Thick as Pea Soup fog.

Great deer hunting weather

@SouthMainAuto

8 ай бұрын

Oh it's getting really bucky out there. I can smell the estrus 🦌🏹🥩

@sheerwillsurvival2064

8 ай бұрын

@@SouthMainAuto man been out 3 times. One spike and 3 does so I didn’t draw . But tomorrow morning it’s on 🏹

It always makes me chuckle a bit when a customer says "do you remember working on...." we work on way too many cars to remember them. Unless it was a pita for some reason.

@simplygregsterev

8 ай бұрын

All the time! Followed by having no fuel in the car