Chris, I’ve watched your channel for a few years now. Love It!! I love what you do so much I’ve made my first step to endless adventures. Purchased a 2022 Rubicon JLU this past April. Three weeks after purchasing I took a 10 day trip from mid Missouri to Arizona. On my list over the next few years are; Ursa Top, Long Range America aux tank, AEV front and rear bumpers and lift….and more. My childhood involved camping but not to the overland extent. Thank you Chris for your inspiring videos of adventure!!
Orangy is my favorite Jeep to watch! You are having a great time exploring and making a good life for yourself. Sharing this adventure with us is amazing.
@@calsurflance5598 Truth! An old time subscriber. Basically this channel is what has made me build out my old 04 Tundra. Solo exploring. Seeing that it can actually be done. The best thing you can do with an old vehicle is to drive it.
@@scottymac5174 Absolutely! I recently bought a 1966 Land Rover that was still in daily use on a cattle ranch here in central California. It needs some TLC, but runs like a sewing machine. When you park anything for a period of time, they just degrade. I once came across a 1978 Ferrari 308, with 300 miles on it. It was 28 years old still with the factory plastic on the seats. Every seal and rubber bushing needed to be replaced. Drive them and fix them is the best thing for any machine. Congrats on building your Toyota. I’m sure it will be awesome. My son has a Tacoma and loves it.👌
Nice to see a new video and that you are back exploring! Just to help, here is my "2 cents", the intro on this makes it sound like it is one of the prior trips you have been featuring (even although you have V22E1 in the title). Thanks for the prior trips now having dates of the adventure!
I was the first owner to a 1978 Datsun mini truck and put over 300k miles on it, the next vehicle was a used Ford Ranger and put an additional 150k+ miles on it, then a used Dodge full size van and put an additional 200k miles on it, used Susuki Samari and put an additional 250k+ miles on it, new 2010 Ford Focus and it currently has 300k+ miles on it, my daily driver is a 2019 JL an a measly 40kk miles on it. Needless to say, I regularly have driven my vehicles well past the 200k milestone. I plan on keeping the JL well past the 500k mark. Hope you do the same with Orangee. Thanks for sharing.
I currently have a 170,000 mile Toyota Tundra. 1st Gen, It's still a baby....the reason I like it so much is that I can still do the work on it myself.
In the 80's we'd have bonfire parties out there. There was also a waterfall and swimming hole we'd go skinny dipping in. Back then, I was driving a 1976 Jeep CJ5.
Those campsites are a gem for sure Seems like a fuel pump , usually when “vaporlock” happens Low fuel pressure Most people dont think about changing fuel pumps until its too late Then stranded Every 100k miles just change it No matter what Cheap insurance / no tow bill Dont be the guy trying to bang on fuel tank to get pump to start Workin again Nice video , love the channel
Back on the Road! However brief. Grilled cheese can get you anywhere. So glad to see you exploring, however close to home it is. You inspired me this year. I took three weeks in September and and drove from Martha's Vineyard to Montana then down to Yellowstone and Utah.. Camping along the way. Though I've been out to the Rockies before, this time I drove the Highline and saw areas I'd never seen. There are areas where the landscape hasn't been taken over yet. I made a list.
I know exactly where you are in this one! Won't even need to use my membership to get the coordinates. You live pretty close by as I've seen your vehicles from time to time. I'll message you on the member's side and if you need help reading codes or wrenching I'm down to help. Also know some of the really good Jeep shops here in town. Stay safe Chris! B-)
Good to see new content with the Jeep. 210,000 hard use miles is a lot for a Jeep even with a new engine. I had a 94 Grand Cherokee and it totally fell apart right at 200,000. Almost like it was engineered to do so. I wouldn't be surprised if yours wasn't due for a total rebuild or complete replacement.
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Now this is content. With the orange jeep we all love to see.
Keep us in the loop on the maintenance & upgrades of the fleet … love the “This Old Landy” & Jeep update episodes …
Nice to see some fresh content and Orangey getting some exercise.
Good to see orangie flexing! Nice technical driving Chris!
I've been subscribed to you channel for 3 years I'm hooked on grilled cheeses sandwiches now thanks buddy
Chris, I’ve watched your channel for a few years now. Love It!! I love what you do so much I’ve made my first step to endless adventures. Purchased a 2022 Rubicon JLU this past April. Three weeks after purchasing I took a 10 day trip from mid Missouri to Arizona. On my list over the next few years are; Ursa Top, Long Range America aux tank, AEV front and rear bumpers and lift….and more.
My childhood involved camping but not to the overland extent.
Thank you Chris for your inspiring videos of adventure!!
I've brushed off the Jeep and I'm back on the road in it and that's exactly why I'm watching
Exactly! The Sprinter is cool, maybe when I'm pushing 80 i will be ready to switch flags.
Orangy is my favorite Jeep to watch! You are having a great time exploring and making a good life for yourself. Sharing this adventure with us is amazing.
Agreed! I love that thing!
@@calsurflance5598 Truth! An old time subscriber. Basically this channel is what has made me build out my old 04 Tundra. Solo exploring. Seeing that it can actually be done. The best thing you can do with an old vehicle is to drive it.
@@scottymac5174
Absolutely! I recently bought a 1966 Land Rover that was still in daily use on a cattle ranch here in central California. It needs some TLC, but runs like a sewing machine.
When you park anything for a period of time, they just degrade.
I once came across a 1978 Ferrari 308, with 300 miles on it. It was 28 years old still with the factory plastic on the seats. Every seal and rubber bushing needed to be replaced.
Drive them and fix them is the best thing for any machine.
Congrats on building your Toyota. I’m sure it will be awesome. My son has a Tacoma and loves it.👌
@@calsurflance5598 I bought my Tundra new in 04. Completely Stock. Since day 1. this year I bought a GFC camper.
Nice to see a new video and that you are back exploring! Just to help, here is my "2 cents", the intro on this makes it sound like it is one of the prior trips you have been featuring (even although you have V22E1 in the title). Thanks for the prior trips now having dates of the adventure!
Yay, back in Orangy. Great stuff Chris.
I was the first owner to a 1978 Datsun mini truck and put over 300k miles on it, the next vehicle was a used Ford Ranger and put an additional 150k+ miles on it, then a used Dodge full size van and put an additional 200k miles on it, used Susuki Samari and put an additional 250k+ miles on it, new 2010 Ford Focus and it currently has 300k+ miles on it, my daily driver is a 2019 JL an a measly 40kk miles on it. Needless to say, I regularly have driven my vehicles well past the 200k milestone. I plan on keeping the JL well past the 500k mark. Hope you do the same with Orangee. Thanks for sharing.
I currently have a 170,000 mile Toyota Tundra. 1st Gen, It's still a baby....the reason I like it so much is that I can still do the work on it myself.
Chris love the way your diet improves when you’re solo, bet Shannon just shakes her head😂
In the 80's we'd have bonfire parties out there. There was also a waterfall and swimming hole we'd go skinny dipping in. Back then, I was driving a 1976 Jeep CJ5.
The whole are is overrun by littering SxSs now. Can't have any peace out there anymore.
I remember when Orangie was taking a nap on its side... no wonder the fenders are loose...lol
You inspired us to buy our first Rubicon and we've never looked back nor had so much fun! Now we have two rubicons and twice the fun
Welcome back Orangie! Thank God lol
awesome as always.thanks for sharing and taking us along.
Referee ro by Kevin from Lifestyle Overland on one of his older videos
Looking forwards to seeing more of your adventures.
Great to see orangey out on the road again😎👍.
Those campsites are a gem for sure
Seems like a fuel pump , usually when “vaporlock” happens
Low fuel pressure
Most people dont think about changing fuel pumps until its too late
Then stranded
Every 100k miles just change it
No matter what
Cheap insurance / no tow bill
Dont be the guy trying to bang on fuel tank to get pump to start
Workin again
Nice video , love the channel
Make sure you pick out a real nice museum for “Orangy” when the time comes!!!
Back on the Road! However brief. Grilled cheese can get you anywhere. So glad to see you exploring, however close to home it is. You inspired me this year. I took three weeks in September and and drove from Martha's Vineyard to Montana then down to Yellowstone and Utah.. Camping along the way. Though I've been out to the Rockies before, this time I drove the Highline and saw areas I'd never seen. There are areas where the landscape hasn't been taken over yet. I made a list.
Great to see you back in the Jeep mate.
Thanks for the new video and update. Hope orangey is ok
I know exactly where you are in this one! Won't even need to use my membership to get the coordinates. You live pretty close by as I've seen your vehicles from time to time. I'll message you on the member's side and if you need help reading codes or wrenching I'm down to help. Also know some of the really good Jeep shops here in town. Stay safe Chris! B-)
Orangie, a rough 4x4 trail and grilled cheese. Now we're talking!
If you don't give up those grill cheese sandwiches Chris, you're going to have that Jeep more concerned about your survival than the other way around.
Good to see new content with the Jeep. 210,000 hard use miles is a lot for a Jeep even with a new engine. I had a 94 Grand Cherokee and it totally fell apart right at 200,000. Almost like it was engineered to do so. I wouldn't be surprised if yours wasn't due for a total rebuild or complete replacement.
Good pep talk
Adventure is a foot!
Is like to know more about the engine. Rebuild simply due to age? Was there a major failure? What’s the deal?
From previous episodes, it was a major engine failure just on the verge of happening. The warning signs were there.
I’m here for orangy
Another old video Chris ?
Probably do for a fuel pump
screw the penastars, throw an LS in orangie and call it done