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place your tank in front of the exhaust and the heat from the exhaust will keep it warm.

Are lights and solar panel water proof ?

At 9:49... when you INSERTED your KEY into the QUICK CONNECT... you LOST me..... I couldn't QUIT LAUGHING!

Very nice work. This helped me!

Man I need help my lug 9 strip

Thanks for sharing

Have fun we-blace de odring

Can I use without installing the batteries?

Great idea 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Nicely done!! It looks great

I bought the e80 and it wouldnt drop below 50% even tho I had it at a 45% target which meant it never turned off

Does it ever go below 50%

Good video. I wanted to add and clarify that no, the wheel being mounted further in on the left side (newer) setup is not a problem with alignment. That is actually the proper location for the wheel. On the earlier setup, the factory composite rotors had a very thin mounting surface. When Jeep updated the bearings and the rotors to the new design, the new cast rotors had a thicker face, and so they made the bearing more shallow to make up for it. So the wheel ends up in the exact same place on both stock applications. Using new cast rotors on the old bearings actually places the wheel further outward than stock. It also makes the hub pilot for the factory wheels very shallow. To me, the ideal option for anybody with these unit bearings is to choose the later model bearing and rotors to match. This maintains stock width and keeps stock wheels registered on the pilot the best.

brave man doing this barefoot

Thank you

Next level engineering right there

Nice man this helped me a ton thank you

Did it take you a couple days to charge up the battery?

Thanks for the info

Great info. Thanks.

Thank you for the incense smoke idea. I'm wondering why you didn't route the pipe through the sidewall, as that would have required just one hole in the wall!

I Iike the ideas you have, for putting the boards under the tires to get more room underneath for the drain pan, and also using aluminum foil to guide the oil to the pan.

Great job!

Super

Dope tho

1 seams 2 I like that ur working with plywood I’m sure this is a great method for things like stage sets and things that are not scrutinized under detail however if something is going to be furniture I rlly don’t think plywood is even a good idea

The seams they're huge

my r6 was also like this. but no error code.... the EXUP close when high rpm and open when low rpm....... No error code but im going to fix it myself lol. i think that's bad for the bike performance

NOT proper handling of a rented U-Haul truck!! you didn't drop the whole load all at once to wreck the bed and suspension 😂

1) Board length - ( no of holes × diameter of holes) = total blank space 2) Total blank space / ( no of hole +1) = single space length 3) single space length + radius of hole -> first hole center 4) single space length + diameter od the hole -> second hole center

Thank you so much for the time and efforts👍 This is very valuable information. Greetings from Belgium !

I need to do this to my Colorado

If you want connect propane do you need buy special converter, or it's ready from the box to connect propane ??

Your tires are rubbing on your lower control arms. You can see the marks on your tires getting worse as you drive.

Great tutorial.

Promo SM

previous owner did this to a jeep i just bought, stupid. wipe all the spray foam off the home depot shelf when u could buy a $40 rocker and fix it.

Thanks for this!😊

Thank you for this! I think you are the only video that actually shows what to do with the exposed wires after removing the soffits. 👏

I wish I had seen this before!

12” ???

You should only need to use the rear brake when trying to prevent wheelies

Great video. Very informative. I just got my xj a week ago. My lower coolant hose blew today. 24 year old jeep with 215k miles and now it blew? Crazy, so I went ahead and bought lower/upper hoses. Just in case the other seems to slice open aswell.

4.5 hours but did you power the house with it? Or just ran...

It definitely failed because of the low temperature inside the tank. As the gaseous propane in the tank is consumed, the liquid propane evaporates to take it's place, lowering the temperature. if the temperature gets too low, the pressure inside the tank will lower, and supply to the engine may become unstable. To solve this, you can either leave the tank close to the generator to be warmed up by the exhaust, or you can use a larger tank, which will have a larger surface area and absorb more heat from the environment. In propane fueled cars, the propane goes from the tank to the engine bay in liquid form, and the evaporation is actually done inside the regulator, which is heated by engine coolant. However, small engine regulators are not designed to receive propane in liquid form.

I truly like this "teacher ". However, when I tap "like", the system will not except a thumbs up.

save the world use a shovel and be done

Lol 2 batterys later did one pass

Hey what happens to the battery’s when they die

He made a pathetic path!! Lol