Jake Brake From Hell Compilation 2021
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Growing up with I-94 literally in my backyard, I fucking LOVE the sound of jakes
Do you have the link of the last one?
SO THIS is what I’ve been hearing all of my life in the distance at night. Finally inner peace
It’s oddly comforting
😂😂😂
And mourning dove as the sun rises 🥺
Love that sound in the distance at 3am getting up to piss
it wasn't satan
Used it for about 6 miles coasting downhill in Pennsylvania the other day, smiling the whole time
You were on 7mile moutian!!! I know that trip to well
@@peteykunes7630 I drive in Michigan/Indiana/Ohio and it’s mostly flat so that was new to me
@@blauer2551 I have a old 7.3idi 5speed an I went down with the trailer one day an threw in it 3rd. Sounded just like the Jake's. Had people confused as all hell. But I love it.
So? You want a Nobel Prize?
Naw Im just playing thats cool.
@@kevindelgado7252 I’ll take it, doesn’t $500,000 go to the recipient as well? The category could be mechanical sound induced smile.
For those of you who are wondering how Jake brakes work, I'll try to explain in simplest form. When the Jake brakes are activated.. the exhaust valves are kept open. It turns the engine into a big loud air compressor. The force needed to compress the air out through the kept open exhaust valves is what slows the truck down.
not quite; activating the jake brake opens the exhaust valves but that just allows all the compression to escape and therefore it can't turn the crankshaft anymore, resulting in a slow-down
@@CB-el3sv i gotchu, but i think youre missing the key word in the name which is compression *release* brake.
The engine slows down because all the compression in the cylinders is vented (see: released) to the atmosphere. I think you have the spirit of the answer right but im fairly certain its just a bit off.
Sorry if im sounding condescending btw
It doesn’t keep the exhaust valves open through the whole compression cycle, just opens them right when the “bang” would normally happen. So the engine has to do the work of compressing the air but doesn’t get the push back on the cylinder from the compressed air, at least that’s my understanding of it.
I'm glad everyone here knows how they work. I tried to explain it in the simplest way possible so that people who had no idea how they work could understand it.
Normal Diesel engines don’t have a butterfly valve on the intake, like a gas engine does. So when you let off the accelerator, even with no fuel being supplied to the engine and causing a detonation, a Diesel engine still compresses the air in the cylinder which is transferred to the crankshaft as energy, which causes little to no engine braking. So a Jake brake causes the exhaust valves to open very near TDC, which releases the compressed air in the cylinder to the atmosphere(out the exhaust system). It turns a Diesel engine effectively into an air compressor.
I remember popping my Jakes going through a tunnel... was second greatest sound my truck made. First was when the flex pipe came off right at the turbo, but I had the music up and was cruising. Got to my exit, came off of cruise, and the Jakes kicked on, and my hood flexed with each pop... scared the shit out of me, I thought the engine was coming out!
lol
Got all them horse pressures stored in that power barn.
Simple minded people are amused by noises...makes them feel macho too
@@chancewilkins3320 you must be super fun at parties bro
@@chancewilkins3320 it's true
When I hear things go brrrt I'm happy
I'm lactose intolerant and I can relate to this video so much...
lol
Chronic Pancreatitis, too.
🤣🤣
Very important to release right before top dead center to avoid a run away 🤔😂
When I was a kid 50 years ago now my family would travel from Southern California to Northern California almost every summer to see family or to go to Yosemite. I loved walking through the truck stops listening to the sound of the engines idling, scared that one would come after me, I had seen the movie "Duel". I loved the smell of the diesel exhaust back then, it's not the same now. On one trip we stopped at the top of the Grapevine in the turnout. TO GET SOME SLEEP!? One jake brake after another. Loved it!!
Did the same trip many times. The grape vine back in the fifties. The state had water fountains so people could refill their radiators and also get a drink for themselves. The climb in various parts of THE VINE was brutal, same with the down grades going down. Lots of them were 6 degrees or more and many had run away truck ramps. The uphill pace was so slow back in the day that the drivers would often step out of the cab and ride the running board just to cool off especially in summer. Jake brakes were common as were the jimmy diesels with the blowers, what a sweet sound that made.
@@timmayer8723 For me it was the 60's.
I remember overheating and having to sit by the side of the road what seemed like days. One time we had to get water from a irrigation ditch in Dixie paper cups and towels because everything was full of food and drink since we were on our way.
That may have been the same trip all out suitcases that were tied on top of the station wagon came loose and all our and cousins clothes went flying all over the interstate. My Uncle Jack always carried a bag of water hanging in front of the grill of his truck. We always took route 99 back then and we always stopped at Lyle's Truck Stop in Tulare, CA.
Just recently I talk to my cousin that was the only thing to a brother I had. We are the age of the Grandparents back then and my kids are the age our parents were. One trip home I will never remember we listened to congress taking roll call vote to impeach Pres. Nixon. Later after we were home I saw him board Marine 1 for the last time. Really something the things that stick with us.
deisel exhaust and the fuel itself doesnt smell the same at all. these days it smells toxic, like as toxic as all the hippies want us to think it is, (they want it to be as toxic as plutonium, it is not.) all the good stuff is gone . we have only memories.
i love reading stories like these. thank youu
The DEF makes the exhaust smell bad now. Today's Cummins exhaust smells like vinegar and I hate it
3:47 I’m not sure which sound I like better…the turbo or the Jake’s. I’m leaning towards turbo.
Turbo hands down lol
Turbo!
Turbo
Turbo...yes...Jake if it's done just right
That whisle!!
It’s all fun and games till your AC is out on a hot day and you hear it right in your ear all day 😭
I open the windows just to hear it
@@Sunofmungo that, and the whe big turbo whistle
Party pooper
That was my dad, tri axle Mack and Ford ltl dump body, with a “coffin” over cab box, stubby exhaust straight piped Cummins right at cab level, yeah his hearing isn’t the best and he worked about 30 hours a day running from mine to plant
@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 lol good one there’s only 24 hours in a day but we get what ur trying to say
My granddad taught me how to drive all the way back in the 70s and 80s. He said “Son, you lay down on that Jake every god damn chance you get!” Damn right.
Mannn!! Everybody needs a grandfather like yours!👊🏻 i never got to see my grandfather, he was also a trucker, a big time trucker!! Love From INDIA my dude💪🏻❤
My neighbor drives a Kenworth W900 and uses that jake brake coming in, I always look forward to hearing that at the end of the day.
It’s hard to believe such a harsh sound is so pleasing to listen to 🤤
You must be a weirdo! How can you not like a jake brake sound?
I don’t know which I like more, the Jake brakes or the Cabovers in the video…
It's cool and all fun for a minute. but after a few hundred miles I like my mufflers.
The Jakes are vented to the air. Hence the noise. It's done on purpose.......you also do not have to use the exhaust brake to slow down. Unless your preference is to buy new brake pads or use the ramps, to each his own I suppose.
@@DickShooter There's no reason why you wouldn't be able to use mufflers in the exhaust and still have the braking force of the Jake
@@DickShooter There's no reason why you wouldn't be able to use mufflers in the exhaust and still have the braking force of the Jake
@@bene5431 loud things exist, yes.
We stopped at a pullout-overlook area on the way through the Black Hills going to Yellowstone a few years back. Lots of trees, lots of logging trucks running that mountain we were on. Stood there for over an hour just enjoying the sound of those big loads climbing and running Jakes on that grade. Just the sweetest truck music with a beautiful view to go with it.
At work a couple of the rigs are older freightliners with Detroit 60s. I enjoy driving those because they have that old school diesel sound, I like hearing the turbo slowly spool up. And the Jake brake sounds amazing of course. First time I flipped it on I was grinning like a child lol
What's louder, my Jake's, or, me stopping the truck in your living room?
I see the "No Exhaust Brakes" sign, I flip on the exhaust brake!
If you need jakes in a town/city, you’re driving too fast in the first place.
@@josephmcgahee7302 you should see Utah...major industrial sections, accessed, through neighborhoods. No joke...
If you see the sign and end up getting a ticket and most likely a full DOT inspection that's on you.
You guys, obviously, don't know about me and rules...
Gotta love sound of yourself taking a shit
That last POV one was the sweetest sounding turbo and jake you could want.
Jakes are loud, but they're infinitely more quite than the sound of my truck crashing through a bunch of cars and into your house.
Funny ?
@DucknCoverin read between the lines, champ. I drive in a mountainous area, and I ignore the "Engine Brakes Prohibited" sign all the time. Why? Because when I'm driving down a mountain, or really steep hill (both are surrounded by houses) and the truck weighs tens of thousands kilograms, the sound of a Jake is far more preferable.
I like hearing the Jake in between acceleration shifts
Jake brakes are pure music to my ears.
How a truck should sound... I'm from the UK and some of our old European truck can sound awesome... but can't beat a yank tank 🥰
This is called engine braking, that’s not really how they sound unless they engine breaking without stopping using the brakes.
@@ulucio86 I realise that buddy... beena lorry driver for 42 years lol... Still love the sound. We call it an exhaust brake
@iLikeOldStuff what do you mean? In the UK we refer to big American cars or trucks as yank tanks
@iLikeOldStuff wow that's very interesting buddy. Thank you for that ..... ❤
@Saul_badman hahaha hilarious the yank tank at Rektumtaucher im ded
The last clip brings back childhood memories. To be a kid in the 70's with an independent truck driver father, I was truly blessed.
I love that when your Bob tail and you use the Jake that is so stupid makes me laugh LMAO
I do it, BUT don’t use the high setting.
Save the brakes for when they are really needed.
The less they are used, the longer they last. Extra couple of days of revenue, extra safety for motorists and me.
Maybe you should save the Jakes for when you really need them. They weren't designed for use in parking lots.
@@gregoryhodge9452 specifically the truck stop parking lots. Otherwise I say go ham!
They're designed to release compression creating an engine brake used to maintain or slow vehicle speed with minimal use of service brakes... how does that exclude parking lots or running bobtail?
Not saying to do it all the time no matter what.... buuut technically one's not incorrectly using it in a parking lot or runnin bobtail just because it's something you don't like or find stupid.
I love the sound of a jake brake & the smell of diesel at 2AM. KEEP ON TRUCKING!
I hear this all the time in the summer. Log trucks come down my road all the time.
The rev matching at 2:35 is next level, that sounds so good!
Probably an automatic transmission
I'd put my bet on it being a synchron-clutch manual. It doesn't need rev matching
Thats in South Africa
I love the Jake. Screw the town's that prohibit Jakes. Can't take all the fun out of trucking. Sure isn't the same as the old days when you could talk on the radio miles away from home.
My friend sold his house cause the new neighbors complained about his truck weekly to local police. They had been there 15 years then moved cause of the neighbors. It was a shame
@mississippi revolt yup nice family to but he would come home few nights a week late and they always bitched he just drove it normal. Or when coming home from a long haul after a week or so.
Always a disgruntled neighbor no matter where you live. People are not neighborly anymore. I lived on 40 acres and had a bitch for a neighbor. Now I live in the hood, lol and nobody bothers me
@@stilltrucking3070 That's awesome. My neighbors here are cool we all get along but last place I lived they would leave notes on my truck cause I went to work 5am and my pickup truck I guess woke some people up I lived in a townhouse community with a buddy I hated it.
To me, my Jake is a safety feature of the truck. Some kid runs out or something at least when I let off the gas I'm already in motion to slow down.
Boss had a 99 freightliner with the isx signature 600 & 7 inch straights, that fucker was LOUD!!!!
Isx has the loudest jakes. Sounds like shotguns firing out if the pipes
I could listen to this all day.
Were you guys aware that there are actually people alive who complain about this glorious music when they live near highways? I know...I was shocked when I found out too.
Lmao my mom hates them because they are so loud
Absolutely love it when truckers come over the tracks and pull into the lot with their Jakes on at work. Even though it means another - usually badly maintained trailer full of dead animals for me to deal with, it's still awesome.
Every time you hear a jake brake,
A Karen lets out a tiny lil squeaky fart.
Kids these days will never know how good a detroit sounded climbing a hill, and then popping the jake to get down the other side.
At least I get to see a few in service on gen sets.
And hopefully I'll hear that town leaf pickup vehicle with one ,I didn't hear it last year I hope it's ok
Oh the smell of diesel and the sound of jake brakes…. What a wonderful thing!
I need to play this on loop when I'm sleeping lol
I was just thinking of this LOL. I'm not even a trucker or anything, just randomly stumbled on this vid and I'm really liking it!
The magical sound of Jakes is rivalled by only one thing - the voice of Steve Winwood. 😉💝
I love the sound of jake brakes in the morning!
Yeah but maybe not too early
Nothing like the sound of shitting yourself
@@gregallen7586 any time is a good time
Sounds like (sniff sniff) …victory.
The last clip brings back such wonderful childhood memories. My dad always tell me about his truck journey in the 70's. Im taking a free CDL test on CDL Prep rn. Hope sd i can continue his journey as a truck driver
When I was young I liked all that noise but later on in about my 40th year of almost 50yrs of trucking I liked it quiet as possible.
Dash lights off please.
Me too bj
this is what awakes my entire town at 2 am
The driver of the green daycare freightliner should be utterly embarrassed of this terrible shifting.
Not to mention how terrible that particular truck sounds.
Nothing beats a peterbuilt or a KW’s jake brake sounds
I love the sound as much as anyone, on my 60 Detroit, 8” straight pipes.
I never turn it off, therefore, I do most of my braking this way, 500,000kms on a set of brakes
Impressive I hope you do proper upkeep on them still, scary experience hitting the brake and finding out there isn’t any stopping power
The best sound ever, can't get enough
Love it
I gotta tell ya, there are few sounds in this world that tickle my brain in all the right ways. Jake braking is one of them.
But the sounds they make are from heaven, so good!
I miss hearing Jake’s here in California. My childhood spent playing at a park near the 99 in Manteca listening to big rigs 💔 new generations are missing out on the golden era
Look at Me! Look at Me! I'm uh truck driver and I make noise!
I’ll never forget the moment while I was at work delivering packages for Amazon in Hialeah Florida. I was in a neighborhood on a bright hot sunny day and I hear the monstrous engine in a distant behind me, the crackling and loud noises from a man made machine, I turn around and there I see it, there she is, a white long nosed peterbuilt, all white even the rims, and the 32 foot tail behind it. Slowly passing me , it was like seeing a legendary Pokémon, but one day I will be in one
That sums up the modern world - the one single UK clip has roadwork cones everywhere!
Nice Mark 2 Golf at 2:33
There were cars in this video?
Jake brakes and turbo waste valves have to be the best sounds in the whole world.
We all know Jakes are well appreciated coming down Monteagle
hey if you don't want to hear it don't live next to a 6 miles of downgrade.
@@JeremiahDouglas who tf said they didn't wont to hear it?
@@jeanclaudevandam8232 i don't know the same people who call me in when i have to run my reefer and almost get arrested cause i tell the cops i can't move i haven't finished my break
@@JeremiahDouglas Honey you make a living fk what others say. Keep hitting them Jakes I will be hitting mine too
@@jeanclaudevandam8232 alrighty big hugs rachael=)
Was at a high school band comp and this school's hauler came in so loud. I'll never forget that
Love the sound of the Jake Brake
I used to drive a 1966 Pete 359 tow truck with a 5/4 t/s. It was factory no front brakes, so I had to use the Jake all the time, I loved it, it was LOUD !!
These guys that use Jakes on the flat road are my HEROES .
The last one is the best.
Screw the signs, Jakes are a part of safe driving
The best sound in the world 🌎 ❤️
Jake brakes are most useful in residential neighborhoods !! ( Hey everybody… Look at me . )
Like we used to say in the Marines there’s always that 10% who don’t get it
Hear the J-Brake a lot on the road near our apartment. Love every second!! 😎
@2:00 that guy shifts so smooth… and such speed. Most of these guys are really good drivers
Need to get an old Detroit on the Jake Brake in there. Music :) !
Awesome!! First clip is either a guy taking his kid for a ride or he's back from a trip, and saying Honey I'm home!
Absolutely love that sound!
Engine break sound is so satisfying 😌
Brake not Break that means something is broken.
Never understood why guys like loud Jakes. The cab is loud enough. I just want quiet after a day of driving.
They think it makes them macho and cool...
It's crazy how those new trucks are really quiet now. Everytime I use the Jake brake you hardly hear it.
Who are the 3 that didn't like this
Well why d you watch the title said it all
That was awesome more please
31 now, love them jakes. 👍
A compression release engine brake, compression brake, or decompression brake is an engine braking mechanism installed on some diesel engines. When activated, it opens exhaust valves to the cylinders, right before the compression stroke ends, releasing the compressed gas trapped in the cylinders, and slowing the vehicle.
N14 with “Gutted mufflers” wanna talk about some jakes that pop.
I drive a straight piped n14. Phone conversation while driving in the mointains?? Forget about it
Nothing like nice, soothing meditation music. You should make a cd and play it on your nice system when driving uphill or on the flats.
You can shift faster that way thus going through the gears quicker and theoretically saving some fuel. But I have to admit it does sound cool
They’re called jakes because they were invented by a company called Jacobs Vehicle System inc
Jakes only slow down the engine and that braking power is only applied to the rest of the vehicle when the clutch is engaged (clutch pedal released) when your clutch is disengaged (clutch pedal depressed) only the engine is being slowed and that lets you rev match faster. Therefore shifting faster, losing less speed while shifting, and saving fuel.
Fun fact Jake brakes do not use any fuel at all.
Edit
Fun fact two, some modern trucks with automated transmissions also use engine braking to be able to shift quicker.
Also edited for clarity.
I can make a video explaining some of these things if people happen to be interested.
These guys are using the Jake to bring down the rpm of the motor quickly to shift quicker while floating through the gears (shifting without the clutch). The downside is it does slow the truck down a little between gears. If they were to just stay on the throttle slightly between gears it wouldn't engage but they would have to wait slightly longer to shift while maintaining their speed. 6 to one, half a dozen to the other.
@@bobwilliams3502 I'm a mechanic so not as good at it as our drivers but they go threw gears quicker all you hear is wruup, wruup, wruup, wruup no long pause inbetween when shifting just the engine pulling. I got the impression a lot of these guys were low hours showing off.....lots of room to improve.
U r rite on dom. Jake on upshifting is a rookie hot shot trick and shows stupidity. But that's normal now
It's a great feeling to live in a country where there are trucks and to mix with them in traffic.
I think I'm going to make my RV sound like that.
When I was a kid in the 70s and 80s I used to make Jake brake noises when riding my bike. I thought truckers were cool.
Amateurs that leave the jake switch on yet can't shift without the jake coming on.
I chuckle when I see that.
My Jake switches are on all day and never once have they come on when shifting only bc i know how to drive. It drives me absolutely crazy when drivers have Jake's on between shifts
Nothing like the sound of a jake break music to my ears
I never use my Jake Brake while empty or Bobtail near residential homes! It’s just rude and I don’t need to feed my ego I need to feed my wallet!
Or hear yourself shitting
Amen. Abuse of Jakes lead to those signs
It's crazy how this is what some people sound like when they snore 😂
honestly cant stand those loud jakes. If for no other reason than its just way too "hey look at me", there is a self involved ignorance involved with it.
Do you even know why they exist? LOL
Yeah I've been a trucker 12 years. I think I figured it out.
Sometimes late at night when I can't sleep I put this video on and knock right out
The best Jake brake sounds are back in the good old days in the 80s when drivers had Detroit silver 92 V8 with straight pipes you can hear those straight pipes miles away
I think you were hearing the Detroit 2 stroke song. Jakes only used for braking assist
@@deere7227 I think you're right
2.34 the South African Freightliner Argosy with a CAT
I like N14 Jake brake sound the best and then c15 Cat . I’ve never heard a KTA600 Jake brake . I think Cummins should have kept making the N14 and adapted newer tech to it like they do the K series . I don’t think the ISX is as good as an N series .
Us mechanics don't much care for the ISX. The newerQSX 15 is a much better design. That old N-14 was a good engine but it had it's share of problems. And all the 855 based engines are a PITA to change an air compressor on.
@@michaelvrooman5681 I've been a diesel mechanic for 20 years N14 and 855 Cummins are my absolute favorite engines to work on . I learned in big cams and I love them .
@@dave0z96 i hate pulling the fuel pump, compressor and accessory drive on the 855 based engines to reseal the cam followers. And the old 400 low flows are a P.I.T.A. to troubleshoot cooling system problems on.
Ppl have Jake brake competitions? That's so cool
That's a loud jake especially while bobtailing! @ the first truck!
Why would you put a exhaust beside a fuel tank 🤔
Diesel fuel requires a lot of heat so it won't catch on fire from the exhaust
Sounds awesome in the mountains
I totally understand when engine braking is used on a steep decline. But using it in flatland is just obnoxious, and I hope they enjoy their tickets.
2:33 was shot in South Africa 🇿🇦 . Good to see us represented👍👍.
Lovely content by the way👌
Loud pipes save life’s 👍👍👍👍
Not always. sometimes they keep you from hearing something you need to hear to keep yourself out of trouble.
I liked that KW tow trucks horn it sounded nice
Those were ok. The driver in the all black Pete and black trl definitely knew how to jake shift. But that poor guy in the green day cab, was trying but just couldnt get it right. Keep trying driver, you'll get it "eventually ". You know you got it when you chirp the jake, not let it actually go in.
Why would you put the J on for upshifting?
@@twointhepinkoneinthestink faster shifting
Freightliner
@@adderaala that is the most insane thing I've every heard.
@@adderaala wouldn't you need a specific setting like, JUST for that? I've driven many trucks, some the Jake comes on with the pedal, some have a delay off the throttle but very few have the Jake as soon as the pedal is off. And it's nearly impossible to drive in traffic, let off and the bitch is at idle, maybe skipping shifts would work. Idk.
I love to see all those Cabovers!
2:02 it sounds cool but it's so rough on you and everything that way. Good jake brake shifting is not knowing their on until you wanna slow down.
Thats right. If you're floating the gears you have to stay on the throttle just enough to not engage the JB between gears. If using the clutch you have to push it at the same moment you let off the throttle. Its not hard either way
@@michaeldeloach838 I keep that throttle right at the sweet spot while floating. I think it's a art form to really be in sync with your motor and transmission
@@devindefelice1879 although, with these guys in the video many of them are using the Jake to bring down the rpm's quicker to shift through the gears quicker. The problem with that is you lose a little speed also between gears. I'd rather just keep it going and wait slightly longer to shift but that's just me
@@michaeldeloach838 I agree. Although it sounds cool it makes for a rough a ride. Try and keep it as smooth as I can but my Jake's stay on all day lol
@@devindefelice1879 I have a brand new '22 Cascadia now and the Jake is so quiet but at this point in my career (30 years) I can appreciate the quiet haha
I love how there's a truck in South Africa within the video🥺❤️
Love em Jakes