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  @kyoono1771Күн бұрын

  Greeeat thank you for sharing

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  @andrewlisenby9693Күн бұрын

  You aren't lucky, you are blessed, Nick and Mathilde! With faith, you will receive back a portion of what you give. Love and blessings to you both on the remainder of your journeys.

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  @christopherharris6005Күн бұрын

  Awesome video as always Nick and Matilda. Hang in there y’all will be back on the road in no time. Thank God for putting people like Julian and his family on your path when y’all need a helping hand and the awesome Land Rover mechanic that y’all meet earlier. Also are y’all going to have to change the papers on Albo because of the new engine?

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  @dougmassey18072 күн бұрын

  Bon Chance from an East Coast QLD OZie originally from Scotland, you obviously need it

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  @johnalden58212 күн бұрын

  Tough luck on the breakdown, but what a blessing that it happened where somebody could come to your rescue. So far, everyone you've met in Australia seems to be good people.

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  @Stephen-oy7fl2 күн бұрын

  PLease be sure you have the top level roadside assistance. A recovery from the middle of the country to a city on the coast could cost you $10,000. Also be sure you carry 50lt of water and top it up every time you get fuel. Oh, and one last thing, make sure you have a steel mesh stone guard in front of the radiator.

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  @overlandready2 күн бұрын

  Engine shopping is a nightmare! Try a BMW N47, there are 3 different configuration bases for it, one doesn't swap with the other, they are also a real stupid design and the cam chain doesn't get lubricated so only lasts 70-ish thou miles... The 300tdi on the other hand, is a lot easier, one engine fits all and the Def just has a bracket for the air filter that can be modded to look right and not need the head bolts removing. I think that's why I loke the older engines as less complicated and less to go wrong. they just work.

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  @samajier25662 күн бұрын

  Hello my frend,,,....

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  @Coordinator612 күн бұрын

  This man helping you out is a legend. Amazing what he did. Hopefully all turns out fine in the end. I still believe a Toyota Land Cruiser is the better deal on reliability worldwide.

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  @Fergus_Afrique2 күн бұрын

  What sort of mileage had your Puma 2.2 engine done before calling it a day?

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  @timsbike48873 күн бұрын

  II have Shed envy! You guys seem nice so pretty normal i feel for others who are in the position to help to help any way they can. We are mostly harmless here in Australia 😃

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  @bradtottman14253 күн бұрын

  Glad you got sorted and have found great Aussies to help you out..yes you are lucky!!😁

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  @neilmacdonald81483 күн бұрын

  Sorry to hear about your misfortune guys. Glad that you met a legend like Julian ... single handedly restoring faith in humanity. I guess though, mechanical setbacks are expected after 81000 km's or so. I'm really glad you're continuing your adventures. I've only just caught up after watching all your adventure videos. I donated some cash to your GoFundMe to see you back on the road. Looking forward to seeing you in Brisbane or Queensland at least. Take care and keep safe.

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  @preann87303 күн бұрын

  Do some modification in your videos! Instead of showing your faces in entire video and ending up your videos with your faces. That's we called as boring. Take some guide from video experts and keep your face 10 to 20% and make your videos with good content.

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  @tomi06184 күн бұрын

  Another great video! You really mastered the art of drone footage ❤ love all your vids, started binge watching all your videos 2 weeks ago from your first now to this. A lit bit sad though cause no more watching multiple vids a day, now I have to wait for next😂 You really deserve 100 times more views

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  @WestsideCruisers4 күн бұрын

  Hey Guys Just watched your video. I’m so happy you found a replacement engine for your rig. Great people in Australia I actually have two friends that live in Australia one is in Perth where you are at. It’s unfortunate that this happened a second time for you guys. Being that it happened here in the U.S. Nick, you should of driven that nice Red FJ40 parked next to your rig. Get a feel for them rigs. Anyways good luck to you guys you will be running in no time. Cheers my fiends Jorge

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  @KatRstrpo254 күн бұрын

  Great video, I do like the old production a bit more the way Matilde made the videos herself but I do like the captions to the places you are at. Still enjoy watching the content… & Matilde I’m assuming you’re not vegan any more? What made you want to go back to eating meat? Just curious, I’m vegan myself.

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  @anamsohail89044 күн бұрын

  It's awesome to see Julian's kindness shine through his actions. He was eager to help right away and Albo is ready for a fresh start! Keep Going!

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  @philmoore714 күн бұрын

  Don't watch 'Wolf Creek'

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  @RichardGreener-ci5tv5 күн бұрын

  Well done for staying so positive and getting there in the end! Great work. Bon chance

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  @julieinfreddybeachnb57275 күн бұрын

  Hi, New subscriber here, I joined off Eva's channel when you parted ways in Alaska. I don't know if I'm the only one, but I didn't get notified you had new uploads and I had been waiting to watch your new adventures since you left South America. I just binge watched since you arrived in Australia. I hope your new engine swap goes smoothly! Aussies always seem like good people!

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  @isabellevougny40385 күн бұрын

  Paysages mécaniques… ça change ! J’adore le jardin de votre super hôte ❤👍 magique 😘

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  @cmorris14695 күн бұрын

  I enjoyed watching this episode & laughed right along with you guys. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful road trip! 😃

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  @English_Speaking_Fox6 күн бұрын

  Now I also see you’ve been fiddling in the ECU for more power…. Oh dear. Unfortunately this is the result. EGR delete, ECU fiddling, cracked piston… All totally avoidable!

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  @English_Speaking_Fox6 күн бұрын

  I have read through the comments and see that you have got an EGR delete. This is a very bad idea on these engines and very few people that do this really understand what issues it can cause long term. When the vehicle is running at moderate load at cruising speed, the engine’s computer (ECM) is expecting the EGR to be open and some exhaust gas to be entering the combustion chamber. Because the exhaust gas is now oxygen depleted, the air / egr mix has a lower overall oxygen content than air alone, consequently it combusts with the diesel at a lower temperature. If you block / blank / delete the EGR, your engine is receiving 100% air, so the combustion is hotter than the engine is designed for, and on long overland cruising for extended periods of time, this gradually causes metal fatigue in the pistons. These engines are not designed to run for long periods of time without EGR reducing combustion temperatures! We have seen a number of vehicles coming to our shop that have had piston failures, including the 2.2 Puma. Sometimes the owner is honest about having blanked the EGR, other times when we have inspected the EGR we can see the witness marks on the bolts telling us that they have just been in there to remove a blanking plate before bringing the vehicle in. These engines run at high compression, high stress and changing the operating conditions without proper compensation in the fuelling is death to pistons in the long run. There is an enormous amount of misinformation about EGR delete on the Internet. Be careful with what you choose to believe. You will find plenty about what I’ve just told you, please have a major rethink because you’re just going to go and damage your new engine in the long run. Talk to Ford / Land Rover engineers, most regular mechanics don’t really understand this matter.

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  @WheresWiseman6 күн бұрын

  We've been following your journeys from Washington State in the US. Love your videos! So glad you found such a kind and helpful family to help you through the engine troubles. Reminds us that most people in the world are kind and we need focus more on the good than the bad. Can't wait to see the next leg. Sending you our best 🙏🏻

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  @user-rp4xe8gj9k6 күн бұрын

  What a legend. God bless him and his family. Makes you feel so good that there are good people around just doing good deeds in the world 🌎