Another awesome video Matthew and great job on the road repairs. One quick note when I was a young Man I had to replace my head gaskets on my 56 Buick special just south of Ensenada where we were camping in 1979 luckily I always carried extra parts and on this trip the full set of gaskets for my nailhead V8 came in handy. Love both your camera work and editing we didn't have TH-cam on my first trip to baja back in 1969. Safe travels to you and Stacey. ✌️ Out
No lie, out of all the YTers I follow you guys have the best background music hands down. These videos are so great. Glad you were able to fix the clutch and carry on.
I love your vids. Makes me feel so proud of my México. You guys inspired me to travel and know new places. ps. There are tons of Mexican craft beers. We'd love to watch a review of them on your channel.
About 6 years ago we did the drive from Loreto to San Javier a week after a very bad rain storm. The desert was so in bloom that it was probably the top 5 most beautiful places I had ever seen. There is something magical about San Javier and valley it is in.
We came back from a short visit out of town and found a new TWR t-shirt in the mailbox and a new video online. As much as I enjoy the outdoor scenery, the tour of the church was mesmerizing. As I thought of those humble people and all of the joy and sadness that had taken place in that building as well as the saved souls and the relief of confession, I caught a shiver at the awesome power of the man-made building and the God it represented. Back in the day, I had a 1966 Volvo B10 and the hydraulic clutch went out. The parts were difficult to get and expensive, so I would just shut it off and knock it into neutral to stop and then put in in first and start off in gear when it was time to go. I drove it that way for about a year until someone flagged me down and offered me twice what I had paid for it. I know the small contribution of buying a shirt won't help you much, but know my heart is with your travels. Maybe you can buy a couple of cervezas.
Phil it honestly means so much more than the monetary contribution. Your consistent comments are now something we look forward to with every video (now you're stuck with us! haha!). We hope the shirt fits well and feels even better! And yes, the memories are deeply felt throughout the walls of these old missions. We feel similarly with each one.
Greetings once more from the suddenly soggy south Okanagan, thanks for another video tour. It's always a bit of a pucker moment changing out parts away from replacements - such as a new plastic fan it decides to shuffle off this mortal coil at present. It's good to see you got both parts changed out successfully though, makes for a feeling of accomplishment I'd think. As always the cinematography is wonderful and views spectacular. Safe travels you two.
We're so happy the parts fit, it definitely had its stressful moments. Doing things as a team definitely helps us keep our cool. Thanks for being here!
Be glad Toyota did the sensible thing and use 4 bolts for the fan clutch vs that one giant p.i.t.a. nut. a little tip I always do to avoid bench bleeding a master is install it, fill it up, and use the bolt / line nut like a bleeder. I've never had it fail and it's so much easier than bench bleeding..
Looks like so much fun and love the updates. I was a little surprised you did not go electric fan. The mechanical challenges are part of the adventure!!!!
Thanks for watching! E-fans definitely can move a lot of air.. But when they fail you're kinda.. F'ed.. Happy with the mechanical fan now that it's working properly! The mis-adventures tend to make the best stories :D
Awesome as always. I like electric radiator fans; they are far superior to centrifugal fans. I used to have trouble keeping my '67 Alpine in the AZ heat, but not after switching to twin electric fans.
With your off the beaten path issues flaring up, has Bill Gates flown out to see if you need future IT gadgets? Good girl she ate the olives! Thank you Stacey for sharing the cave paintings...How many churches have you seen since the start?
Boooo... no man, that's not what they were doing. They were joking about how awesome it is that you can run a straight pipe in Mexico. If you think Mathew and Stacey went to Mexico to make fun of the locals, you are really diluted.
If you never drove around without a muffler and had fun making lots of noise as a teen then you missed out. Heck we used to drill holes in order to get less restriction and more noise😂
@@4Runner123 Right? I used to run a straight pipe off the turbo on my Datsun. Not even a straight pipe. Just the J pipe off the turbine housing straight to the ground. Talk about having to "go light on the throttle" when the CHP is near by... haha
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Love the "off the beaten path" away from the beaches exploration. Keep killing the vids!
And so do we! Thanks for watching 🙌🏻
Another awesome video Matthew and great job on the road repairs. One quick note when I was a young Man I had to replace my head gaskets on my 56 Buick special just south of Ensenada where we were camping in 1979 luckily I always carried extra parts and on this trip the full set of gaskets for my nailhead V8 came in handy. Love both your camera work and editing we didn't have TH-cam on my first trip to baja back in 1969. Safe travels to you and Stacey. ✌️ Out
Done it again! Gorgeous scenery and great content! Love the way you both face issues... ❤❤❤
Great channel, cool rig, refreshing to see someone who can fit their rig when issues arise, awesome scenery.
Thank you!
Really enjoyed this episode. Baja is so diverse and interesting.
Very grateful for that! And we'll bank that tip on bleeding! Hopefully won't need it on this trip ;)
No lie, out of all the YTers I follow you guys have the best background music hands down. These videos are so great. Glad you were able to fix the clutch and carry on.
That's a huge compliment, thank you! It's a labor of love finding the right music.
@@ToyotaWorldRunners keep it up. It’s getting better each time.
Baja is a very unique place. Great video. Like the remote beaches. Both doing an excellent job. Watching from Newfoundland and Labrador,Canada.
Hello to the Maritimes! Thank you for watching.
such a bad ass couple. stay safe and have fun!
Appreciate that Jared!!
Que bueno que disfruten su viaje por mi país, mi estado baja California es muy bello
Baja is beautiful
¡Nos ha encantado viajar por Baja, y esperamos volver a ver más algún día!
I love your vids. Makes me feel so proud of my México.
You guys inspired me to travel and know new places.
ps. There are tons of Mexican craft beers. We'd love to watch a review of them on your channel.
Your country is gorgeous and we are so excited to see more of it... AND explore the craft beers!
haha, "Bone apple Tea" I remember seeing that on the webernetz a while back.
About 6 years ago we did the drive from Loreto to San Javier a week after a very bad rain storm. The desert was so in bloom that it was probably the top 5 most beautiful places I had ever seen. There is something magical about San Javier and valley it is in.
The drive out there into the mountains is truly stunning. We were blessed with a Baja bloom when in the North. Truly epic.
Awesome guys. Glued to the set.
How about that BJ60 from British Columbia? Just crushing the off road content. You guys are great!
HOW ABOUT IT! 👊🏼
You guys are amazing totally inspired by you both and your amazing adventures I can’t wait to run into you guys one day just to say hi ❤
Thank you! We look forward to it!
We came back from a short visit out of town and found a new TWR t-shirt in the mailbox and a new video online. As much as I enjoy the outdoor scenery, the tour of the church was mesmerizing. As I thought of those humble people and all of the joy and sadness that had taken place in that building as well as the saved souls and the relief of confession, I caught a shiver at the awesome power of the man-made building and the God it represented.
Back in the day, I had a 1966 Volvo B10 and the hydraulic clutch went out. The parts were difficult to get and expensive, so I would just shut it off and knock it into neutral to stop and then put in in first and start off in gear when it was time to go. I drove it that way for about a year until someone flagged me down and offered me twice what I had paid for it.
I know the small contribution of buying a shirt won't help you much, but know my heart is with your travels. Maybe you can buy a couple of cervezas.
Phil it honestly means so much more than the monetary contribution. Your consistent comments are now something we look forward to with every video (now you're stuck with us! haha!).
We hope the shirt fits well and feels even better!
And yes, the memories are deeply felt throughout the walls of these old missions. We feel similarly with each one.
Happy Sunday. Always a pleasure with you two.
Thanks for being here!
Every place in the world has that same Civic guy who’s car is loud but doesn’t go for Shyt! LOL
I saw a sticker the other day that said "not fast just loud" and it was a civic lol
@@bjet80s45 💯 % Civic thing
Okay, I promise next coffee date I will set every reminder in the house, I'm even drinking a nice Mexican blend! Much love 🤎
Beautiful scenery! Well done. I'm curious to know why Rock wouldn't ship to California.
From I can see you need a shifter saddle bushings
Greetings once more from the suddenly soggy south Okanagan, thanks for another video tour. It's always a bit of a pucker moment changing out parts away from replacements - such as a new plastic fan it decides to shuffle off this mortal coil at present. It's good to see you got both parts changed out successfully though, makes for a feeling of accomplishment I'd think. As always the cinematography is wonderful and views spectacular. Safe travels you two.
We're so happy the parts fit, it definitely had its stressful moments. Doing things as a team definitely helps us keep our cool. Thanks for being here!
Be glad Toyota did the sensible thing and use 4 bolts for the fan clutch vs that one giant p.i.t.a. nut. a little tip I always do to avoid bench bleeding a master is install it, fill it up, and use the bolt / line nut like a bleeder. I've never had it fail and it's so much easier than bench bleeding..
I never bench bleed, just do what Oddball recommended! GJ M8!
Looks like so much fun and love the updates. I was a little surprised you did not go electric fan. The mechanical challenges are part of the adventure!!!!
Thanks for watching! E-fans definitely can move a lot of air.. But when they fail you're kinda.. F'ed.. Happy with the mechanical fan now that it's working properly! The mis-adventures tend to make the best stories :D
Thanks for sharing all the experiences.
Absolutely love the chinook I've been wanting to build on for so long
Thank you!
Living my dreams!! How can I do this?? please keep it up! I’m so happy for you both safe travels n sending love!
Anyone can do this! You just have to want it bad enough 💪🏼 thank you so much!
Awesome as always. I like electric radiator fans; they are far superior to centrifugal fans. I used to have trouble keeping my '67 Alpine in the AZ heat, but not after switching to twin electric fans.
E-fan can definitely move more air. But for a long international trip into remote areas, I'm happy we have a mechanical one! Thanks for watching!
You guys Rock 🪨 Livin life to the fullest! 💯 %
Cheers Frank!
Toyota world runners moment
Put a Hayden 80%clutch fan in my one ton and did the rear brakes with shoes, cylinders and seals in quartzite az
Michael sent me :) 😀
Welcome!!
The timing of "gazing at the exterior" 😂
750 liters is awesome! Best I r gotten so far is 600
750 litres might weigh us down a bit ;) 750 kms is pretty good though!
Thank you
Buenas Dias.
Great new video guys 🥳 How's Starlink so far?
Thank you! It's making this whole thing possible.
We’re not in Kansas anymore
Do you not have a fan shroud. These make a huge difference.
We sure do!
Woop woop
twr ftw!
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YEAH
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Did the new fan clutch solve the heating issue?
Been COOL ever since 🥶
Buenos Dias
Did you really just use a torque wrench as a breaker bar?
Just a ratchet.
Please let us know why they couldn't ship a master to California
Gavin!
Honestly wish I knew... Some weird law.
Curious if your running a propane or solar fridge?
12V electric fridge!
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🤘🏻😎👍🏻
🤘🏻😎👍🏻
Holla
With your off the beaten path issues flaring up, has Bill Gates flown out to see if you need future IT gadgets? Good girl she ate the olives! Thank you Stacey for sharing the cave paintings...How many churches have you seen since the start?
Yes let’s go to Mexico to make fun of the poor people in their Honda civic.
You’re the only one throwing around the word poor. They were all celebrating that car’s loud muffler because the guys in the car were showing it off.
Boooo... no man, that's not what they were doing. They were joking about how awesome it is that you can run a straight pipe in Mexico. If you think Mathew and Stacey went to Mexico to make fun of the locals, you are really diluted.
If you never drove around without a muffler and had fun making lots of noise as a teen then you missed out. Heck we used to drill holes in order to get less restriction and more noise😂
@@4Runner123 Right? I used to run a straight pipe off the turbo on my Datsun. Not even a straight pipe. Just the J pipe off the turbine housing straight to the ground. Talk about having to "go light on the throttle" when the CHP is near by... haha
@@ray5961 yup always watching for the cops not to get busted for sure those were the fun times