I started losing coolant today. Yep it’s all in that area. And the engines hot so it’s like bubbling. Very hard to see I had a shine a flashlight down there to see. Thanks for the video.
I did it on a couple jeeps and it’s an absolute nightmare if they don’t have aftermarket steel fender flares you can lean off to reach in or if it’s a Cherokee where you can remove the fan and have space to sit on the steel radiator support. But yeah once I got it down it’s down quick unless it’s a stock wrangler. Then my back hurts
So so so many screws :( taking my car to the shop today. It started smoking last night and there was oil leaking all on the inside. Hopefully the oil cooler is the only issue. Replaced the thermostat last week. Thanks for your video
I'm not a veteran my brother and my dad were, thank you for your service, I'm from Georgia and I really enjoyed your video, me being 6ft 1 fat man if I lean over like that my back kills me, herniated disc I love the detail and I love you taking the time to show how you did that, I subscribe because I want to learn to work on this their stuff in case I buy it for myself oh, I can't do much but I do what I can thank you again young man and Semper Fi God bless you
A small tip.....I always roll a couple rags, and place them over any open intake holes, or crumple paper towels and stick them in the holes. You never know when you turn around and can't find a nut, screw or bolt, only to find it when you start the engine and it pokes a hole through the top of a piston because it fell into the intake. It's happened in a couple shops I've worked in. It'll save you the heartache of having to buy the customer an engine.
I know what you mean about your back hurting while working on cars, I have degenerative disc disease and my back kills me while I'm working on cars. Keep up the videos bro.
@@semperfimechanic that sucks. The Drs told my dad he would be able to return to work after 6 months that was after his 1st surgery but he had a total of 10 back surgeries with steel rods in his back.
Great video! That’s a hell of a design. The people who think this stuff up don’t care about the mechanics that have to fix it! How many miles are on that car?
The oil cooler needs to be replaced by the all metal oil cooler because the plastic ones have the same exact issues and you have to replace it again in 30K miles
Hey quick question, so my car is a 2011 Chrysler and it has a puddle of coolant near the oil cooler like this video and I was wondering what sort of test do I do before I buy the new oil cooler? Thank you.
thank you for this, got the oil cooler pulled out. for some reason the new one doesnt want to torque down...only the little "neck" part goes in. made sure it lined up plus looked for loose/extra gaskets. tips?
Hey brother me and heidi love your channel it’s absolutely amazing and very entertaining. Sometimes very funny. But you do great work and we really appreciate your service to our country. We subbed your channel and I hit the bell because we don’t miss any videos from you. Keep up the good work and I’ll see you on the next video we’re hoping to have you on one of our lives some night. ARCO-MN OUTLAW CUSTOMS (outlaw edge TH-cam channel)
It's just a mechanic that comes to you. If you're at home and your car won't start, then you call a mobile mechanic, and they will come to your house to repair the vehicle
2012 Chrysler 200 3.6L here.. My car is throwing a P0882. It happened just as the oil filter housing failed & began leaking coolant & oil all over my transmission. Have you ever heard of that? It shifts fine until the engine warms up, then goes into limp mode.. Obviously, its parked now. I'm hoping all of the fluid leaking on the transmission wiring would perhaps trip this code or it's a designed protective measure for low fluids.. Anyone experience this?
Hey bud keep up the good work and like you always say hope feeling good mentally and physically. My wife and I will be starting up a mobile repair mechanic business after shye is done with her schooling for heavy diesel repair. yes her. We were both Navy she was a diesel Mechanic and I was an aircraft Mechanic. I was wondering if did you use any of veteran benefits to help start your business as in va small business stuff. We Have thought of our name for the business which is squids heavy diesel repair with our logo being a squid holding onto a semi truck. Oh on a side note if you have not done so look into this benefit. It is the dependenant education assistance. My wife is using it and is having all her schooling paid for plus the the state I live in because I am rated at 100% reimburses the VA And school so all of her tuition and her tools and toolbox (which she gets to keep) is free. I don't know how other states have it set up so it may not work the same in each state. We live in Oregon just to let you know. Sorry so long just wanted to share that little tid bit. Have a great day and stay safe.
Watching you use nothing to cover those ports while servicing that, and all the coolant and oil you dumped down the cylinder shows you have no business touching other people's vehicle for money.
I started losing coolant today. Yep it’s all in that area. And the engines hot so it’s like bubbling. Very hard to see I had a shine a flashlight down there to see. Thanks for the video.
No problem brother
Lot of work and mechanical skill, impressive!
Thank you boss means alot as a self taught mechanic
Had another shop tell the customer they had a bad rear main seal on their ram. I diagnosed it as this. Thank goodness they got a 2nd opinion
My lord man. Good job
This is easily one of my favorite jobs to do. Theyve become gravy for me at work
Yea I could see how you could rip through pretty quick after a few of em
I did it on a couple jeeps and it’s an absolute nightmare if they don’t have aftermarket steel fender flares you can lean off to reach in or if it’s a Cherokee where you can remove the fan and have space to sit on the steel radiator support. But yeah once I got it down it’s down quick unless it’s a stock wrangler. Then my back hurts
@@jon07crz Im really tall so that stuff doesnt bother me too much. The higher it sits the better actually
So so so many screws :( taking my car to the shop today. It started smoking last night and there was oil leaking all on the inside. Hopefully the oil cooler is the only issue. Replaced the thermostat last week. Thanks for your video
Your very welcome
Thank you I noticed the same thing on mine. Now I know how to fix it
Yes sir
I'm not a veteran my brother and my dad were, thank you for your service, I'm from Georgia and I really enjoyed your video, me being 6ft 1 fat man if I lean over like that my back kills me, herniated disc I love the detail and I love you taking the time to show how you did that, I subscribe because I want to learn to work on this their stuff in case I buy it for myself oh, I can't do much but I do what I can thank you again young man and Semper Fi God bless you
Thank ya brother for all the support you have given me
A small tip.....I always roll a couple rags, and place them over any open intake holes, or crumple paper towels and stick them in the holes. You never know when you turn around and can't find a nut, screw or bolt, only to find it when you start the engine and it pokes a hole through the top of a piston because it fell into the intake. It's happened in a couple shops I've worked in. It'll save you the heartache of having to buy the customer an engine.
This work is rough on mechanics but great job on the repair.
Yea man my back is shot
Other than the fluid situation , the video was informative and made sense of this job. Thank you for your service
I know what you mean about your back hurting while working on cars, I have degenerative disc disease and my back kills me while I'm working on cars. Keep up the videos bro.
Yea brother I have the same and I have a metal rod as well and its a killer man
@@semperfimechanic that sucks. The Drs told my dad he would be able to return to work after 6 months that was after his 1st surgery but he had a total of 10 back surgeries with steel rods in his back.
thank you very much. im a new mechanic and this video helped
Glad I could help ya brother, now send me my tip through my cashapp lol or just subscribe lol
I got the FX 2000 from your link, got a 10% discount thank you!
Thats awesome. Glad it worked out. I still use mine, its part of the rotation
Other videos I’ve seen , shows people draining oil and radiator fluid. The fluids intertwine with oil and get into cylinders and other places.
Thanks man this video is awesome! !!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Your welcome boss and thanks for the support
Great video! That’s a hell of a design. The people who think this stuff up don’t care about the mechanics that have to fix it! How many miles are on that car?
Psh this just happened to mine today at 82,000 miles. I am dreading doing this. Just because I’m used to working on my Nissan Sentra which is so easy.
The oil cooler needs to be replaced by the all metal oil cooler because the plastic ones have the same exact issues and you have to replace it again in 30K miles
Hey quick question, so my car is a 2011 Chrysler and it has a puddle of coolant near the oil cooler like this video and I was wondering what sort of test do I do before I buy the new oil cooler? Thank you.
thank you for this, got the oil cooler pulled out. for some reason the new one doesnt want to torque down...only the little "neck" part goes in.
made sure it lined up plus looked for loose/extra gaskets. tips?
Maybe surfaces needs cleaned better or when you torque bolts start from the middle and work your water out
@@semperfimechanic thank you. will try it
Hey brother me and heidi love your channel it’s absolutely amazing and very entertaining. Sometimes very funny. But you do great work and we really appreciate your service to our country. We subbed your channel and I hit the bell because we don’t miss any videos from you. Keep up the good work and I’ll see you on the next video we’re hoping to have you on one of our lives some night.
ARCO-MN OUTLAW CUSTOMS (outlaw edge TH-cam channel)
Thanks for the video Thomas
Thank you for the support
There is an all aluminum cooler for 3.6L that should last as long as the engine.
I will remember that thank you
My mechanic made it seem simple 😅
Good stuff bro
Thank you brother and Im a big fan. So you can send some of those subscribers my way lol
Good shit💪🏾
Thanks boss
I've had to do a few of those too. Such a shit design. Great video man!
Thank you brother hope all is well
Do you need to drain the radiator so you don’t get a mix of oil and antifreeze in your system?
What was the hose on the oil cooler looks like a coolant hose how does that work where does the oil flow in
WHAT EXACTLY IS A MOBILE MECHANIC? IM IN MY 70’S I DONT QUITE GET WHAT TOU DO.
It's just a mechanic that comes to you. If you're at home and your car won't start, then you call a mobile mechanic, and they will come to your house to repair the vehicle
I THOUGHT MAYBE YOU WORKED AT THE MOBILE GAS STATION WITH A GARAGE. I DONT UNDERSTAND HOW YOU COULD EVEN WORK ON STUFF WITH NO LIFT.@@semperfimechanic
Can this cause no heat inside the car ?
What would be the tell tale sign that it’s a head gasket and not just the cooler?
How much did you charge for this job?
$300 Labor
Hey Thomas how you been. When you gonna do another live?
Hey brother how are ya
I might do one tomorrow
Did you have to drain the coolant ?
That's what I'm curious of?
Semperi brother
Semper Fi My brother
👍
Where is the block drain plugs ?
2012 Chrysler 200 3.6L here..
My car is throwing a P0882.
It happened just as the oil filter housing failed & began leaking coolant & oil all over my transmission.
Have you ever heard of that?
It shifts fine until the engine warms up, then goes into limp mode..
Obviously, its parked now.
I'm hoping all of the fluid leaking on the transmission wiring would perhaps trip this code or it's a designed protective measure for low fluids..
Anyone experience this?
Hey bud keep up the good work and like you always say hope feeling good mentally and physically. My wife and I will be starting up a mobile repair mechanic business after shye is done with her schooling for heavy diesel repair. yes her. We were both Navy she was a diesel Mechanic and I was an aircraft Mechanic. I was wondering if did you use any of veteran benefits to help start your business as in va small business stuff. We Have thought of our name for the business which is squids heavy diesel repair with our logo being a squid holding onto a semi truck. Oh on a side note if you have not done so look into this benefit. It is the dependenant education assistance. My wife is using it and is having all her schooling paid for plus the the state I live in because I am rated at 100% reimburses the VA And school so all of her tuition and her tools and toolbox (which she gets to keep) is free. I don't know how other states have it set up so it may not work the same in each state. We live in Oregon just to let you know. Sorry so long just wanted to share that little tid bit. Have a great day and stay safe.
Email me at semperfimechanics@gmail.com I might have some questions
@6:40 Man, you really do enjoy danger, ha!
Right
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Watching you use nothing to cover those ports while servicing that, and all the coolant and oil you dumped down the cylinder shows you have no business touching other people's vehicle for money.
Somehow its running perfectly man its amazing