Thanks Jay you never disappoint 👍👍

Sup man. Always nice to catch up with you.

I love it when you do videos on auction cars!! I wish you would put up more videos!! 🙂

"everything's garbage nowadays"......it all happened so fast, didn't it??!? 😵‍💫

Another great video. You never know what you'll find in an engine bay.

Nice fixing things the right way. Good job. Hope all is well

Trucks in good shape. Don’t know why they wouldn’t fix it right.

Some people are cheap, even though they want expensive stuff. If you can afford the vehicle, you can afford to fix it right. Buy an old car from the 80s if you wanna be cheap. Plenty of cheap parts for those and you can use shade tree hacks to get them running if you want. But people wanna be "seen", so they buy a fancy, new (newer) vehicle. While most of these quick fixes are harmless, some can be dangerous if they're not fixed properly. Like putting in piece of wire instead of a fuse, then the circuit overloads and burns your car up, possibly with you in it. But yeah....doesn't surprise me. Thanks for sharing Jay!! Hope everything is well!

agree i expect to see that on a 20-year-old truck with unknown number of owners, not something with less than 10 years.

Nice job with the repair Jay 🙂👍

Jay I love how you stayed right around 100,000 subscribers for the longest time and now you’re moving quick !!!

@MXguy95

14 күн бұрын

It’s all thanks to you guys. Wouldn’t be here without you all!

I've seen that plastic Plumbing too many cars. I don't miss working on plastic Mercedes, plastic cars with plastic stars but the plastic T valve on the back firewall for the coolant pipe Junction was just playing stupid. Thing verse with no warning customers are losing engines. That's a great place to put that brass T valve on S-Class Mercedes. I won't own a new car my 1978 Coupe DeVille the Elegance is absolutely wonderful. Damn Tesla was staring at me cruising down the interstate and I said yeah I pulled it on up to about 90 knowing he wasn't going to follow because he's sitting there watching his range drop the faster he goes. You just can't beat the quality of 76 to 79 in a Cadillac with a 7 L cast iron engine.

That's hilarious! Definitely a side of the road hack to me. People are weird, fluffy aminol people r bettr lol

Need some new videos Jay! Enjoy the channel

You look much better with the short hair and I hope all is well

That had to be a side of the road repair

:D jay! nice video buddy :P

Well done Jay your heart is Gold 🙏looking good their buddy, to from your Fan in Melbourne Au🦘😍

Welcome back. Good video 👍 👍

Honestly, that brass piece was probably making the truck more reliable than the plastic crap it replaced. If for some ungodly reason I bought a dodge like that and was relying on it to get me places, I'd probably leave the metal part in there and ignore the check engine light.

If it was not a senser I wouldn't see a problem.

Did that valve being unplugged disable the A/C?

love the great content 🔥

👍🏻💯🇺🇸nice job

My dad has a 2015 pentastar ram 1500 what 300,000 highway mile only problem having torque converter hook up went it cold onces warm up shift like butter

Nice looking truck. Was just looking at one for over 17 grand.

Jay nice to see you repairing a dodge again. Didn't know you had experience with penastar.

And that's why everyone should have 2 way authentication login turned on and use strong passwords to prevent being hacked 10:08

Some people man...

Someone trying to get by on the cheap? It is a sharp looking trùck. I hate that for your friend. That really sucks…

That truck mustve been owned by someone way over their head in terms of money when they bought it so they fixed it as cheap as possible. Cant believe such a new truck had so much mickey mouse bs going on. Man if that little rcsb had a hemi in it that thing would rip

These are handsome rigs but They are extremely extremely unreliable and probably one of the most dispossible trucks on the market and that's saying a lot considering how manew silveradi've come across lately with some very very unhappy owners.

@0013Evan

15 күн бұрын

The 3.6s are ok, the 5.7s are fine I’ve owned 2 one had 239k when I traded all it ever needed was a battery, my current one has 151k and hasn’t needed anything, my parents have one that’s been fine and I know 4 other people who have them and have had excellent service, matter of fact I just did a brake job on one of them with 200k and still Had the original factory rear brake rotors. For every ram that’s failed I know of at least 10 failed chevys and 7 fords

@JK-dp3lp

11 күн бұрын

Doesn't matter the comment there is always someone has the same vehicle 500 million miles, never even had to put gas in it..... they're trash (Ram) period !

@0013Evan

Күн бұрын

@@JK-dp3lpperiod!!! lol like you have the last say

I'll hazard the guess,that they cracked the part when changing the tensioner and belt,and the coolant was squirting,so they put the 'T' in and used the green coolant as that's all the shop had handy.?. Shilly sit...Like nobody would notice the Light in the dash? (shhhh)

I wonder if the auction house made that repair just to stop it peeing on the lot.

Everyone is a butcher = these days

Why would they do that. 1st ?

@samholdsworth420

16 күн бұрын

Cause bubba

@bryduhbikeguy

16 күн бұрын

The pulley seized and the belt snapped breaking the part,and they Had to just 'get home' so called a bud and he came with all the junk needed to....? LoL..No idea

well got fine fact those were and are pos design engine motor to be honest old 4 6 even some those 8 were better design each one like after x amount of redesign it or made updated parts lets say this each system has design team fuction over manufactuer yes they had time redesign products before and after production fact is light duty light use thier not real truck want see them 4.7 3.7etc junk over used not race truck inside gets weak and weaker as fluid runs heat cycle

Another great vid! Thanks! I’ll subscribe to your friends new Chanel when your able to put it in the link! Seems like everyone’s getting shafted these days!