I'm really enjoying watching you and am impressed with how much you've done on your house! As a fellow magnet for random Bulgarian strays, I hope you have found the dog again!
Thank you! Unfortunately he disappeared before we could figure out how to capture him 😔 We tried twice to get him in the car but he was too afraid (even after lots of ham!)
@the_phoenixproject sometimes giving them a good meal is all you can do, isn't it? We look forward to being able to live in BG full time so I can have "as many as you want" as my husband says!
@@Bulgaria_Bucharest I know one couple that has 32 dogs 😅 That's a lot of love but also lots of poop 😆 Wishing you all the best for your future move to Bulgaria ❤️
You guys are so lovely😊- I am sitting next my forever furry friend rescued while I was living in BG - she was a nervous bag of bones when she appeared outside my house - and she has turned into the most wonderfully loving best friend - I wouldn’t be without her! Am binge-watching your videos, getting my BG fix - looking forward to the VT xmas market episode, even though Im a few weeks late🎄😂🤗
black and white cat looks exactly like my boy cat Nom Nom. he and his brother were dumped on or near my block at 6 months old. those boys are now my pride and joy.
logged in just to comment again ... love the channel ... your rescue of that cat is simply divine : ) ... of course your homesteading is also inspiring ... and entertaining ... give Cali cat a hug for me : )
Hello! I really love watching your channel. You guys are so genuine and you always keep it real, showing the good and the bad. I, for one, appreciate this more than you can imagine. I plan to move to Bulgaria soon myself so seeing your unfiltered experiences as new transplants is very helpful. I normally don't comment on TH-cam because I end up writing a book, but I thought I would give my two cents to maybe help Laura feel better about the old Jeep. I have a good bit of experience with older Jeeps like yours and they are very much diehard. Your Grand Cherokee, the WJ platform, is one of the last Cherokees that was actually good at being a durable all-terrain vehicle. The engine is stout and reliable, and the running gear is exceptionally strong. The only weak point is the transmission. Not that they are bad, but the transmission has a shorter life than the rest of the vehicle, but still usually over 100,000 miles. Yours likely had its transmission rebuilt once already. But don't worry, if it starts to go, you will feel it start to slip at least a year before it gets to the point of leaving you stranded. And even then, it will start doing very painful sounding things at the end, letting you know full well what it needs in advance of actually going out. On the point of being stranded in your Jeep vs a newer car, I would absolutely take the Jeep over a little 5 year old shoebox car. Sure, the shoebox might need less maintenance and not beep at you, but it's not going to be able to push through un-plowed snowy dirt roads. If you happen to be out as a heavy snowstorm rolls in dumping a ton of snow on the road, you'll have no worries that the Jeep will get you home. Or, if one of your little ones is sick during a blizzard and needs to go to the hospital, the Jeep will get you there. I would definitely feel safer in a vehicle like that, knowing that it will keep going when the going gets tough. That being said, with any older vehicle and being out in the country side, I would keep a box in the back with some extra supplies, like a few liters of cheap oil, a couple gallons of water, a roll of duct tape, tire plugs and an air pump, basic tool kit, you know, the usual stuff. Lastly, very important, if the engine temperature gauge and oil pressure gauge don't work (correctly), get someone to install accurate aftermarket gauges down where the ashtray is (don't bother trying to fix the originals if they're broken). Those two are important to keep an eye on with that engine and can give you forewarning if somethings not right. Happy trails!
You have no idea how much we appreciate this comment. We have broken down in our van before (as you may have seen in previous videos), so it's a bit scarier getting used to a car over a home on wheels 😅 Thank you for the advice. Anthony agreed with everything you said, and we really appreciate the advice. It really puts our mind at rest. Let us know if you need any help moving here, we are always here to answer questions and support others ❤️
We will keep trying to do what we can. It's not easy with the children. Their safety comes first, so we will have to work around that. I'm hoping we can go back for the male dog tomorrow and see if he might come with us ❤️
I so understand how not feeling safe in a car feels. Especially with small children and freezing temperatures, it's primal. Your man keeps coming through for you which is great to see, first with explaining and then with fixing and uplevelling the car. I suggest you have an emergency kit in the vehicle, in case you need it. With emergency foil blankets, candles, etc. Great advice about the rugs on the floors and walls and the plastic on the windows. I would suggest using any plastic or materials that would cover the windows for now, on both sides of the panes (3 ply) that creates a vacuum if taped properly and makes such a difference. Even materials, bales of straw up against the outside of the house can help. Every bit helps.
Thank you so much 🙏☺️💕 Yes, he is one in a million 💓 I know now that the beeping was something that was absolutely fine and normal 😅 I just worry about my babies. We will be sorting out a survival kit this week (we already have a first aid kit etc but adding some of the objects you mentioned too). Thank you for watching and commenting ☺️💕
Hi this is Teresa from @new beginning in Bulgaria well done for taking the cat on. Please go back for the dog. He needs love and attention and you are his much needed family 😊 we have taken on 3 cats since being here ( and we have Dexta our dog) I’d adopt lots more if we could afford it. 🥰
I appreciate your advice, but it's just not that simple. Getting him in the car could be dangerous, because he isn't coming willingly. We are going to try and keep feeding him and gaining his trust, but we don't want to risk a dog bite, or bringing home an aggressive dog that could hurt the kids. It's just not straightforward unfortunately 😔
@@the_phoenixproject if the dog didn't show aggressive behaviour at first encounter he is not aggressive, but of cause you don't know if he has traumas and what could trigger him to attack, cars could be one of those things, but at the same time when at warm nice place he could be more relaxed. if you dont have much experience with dogs better not to risk. adult stray dogs here often need a lot of patience and time, and you already have a lot on your plate..... we rescued a dog three years ago and we still can't take her for a walk on a lead. after we put the collar on she was depressed and didn't eat for two days. when we try to put a lead on her she freezes and the only way to move her is to carry her around. i assumed she had been dragged with a rope around her neck. so eventually we left her alone, happy in her big private garden. she loves people but communicates strictly at her terms, which sometimes makes it difficult to take her to the vet or to check her for ticks or apply meds.
@@victoriabezfamilii965 Bless you for rehoming such a poor baby. We are going back tomorrow to feed him and will keep trying to get him to come with us. He is just at the end of the road so we hope we can rescue him in the next day or so. I think we will look at where we can house him separately so he can recover in peace.
@@victoriabezfamilii965 our soil is very soft but I'm not sure why 😆 It's been freezing here. I dug over some soil today to start building raised beds. Hard work, but I'd rather do it now so they are ready for spring. I don't know if we will take a chance on fruit trees until March though, as you say 💓
We've been trying to get him since this video aired, but he is very frightened and won't come willingly unfortunately 😞 We also don't have a separate enclosure for him to keep him away from our girls. We are working on figuring something out, but difficult at this stage because our funds are low. We always feed him when we see him. It is very difficult.
Winter there looks so beautiful but also tough. Hope you guys get to go to the Xmas market and to travel around. If you want to escape the cold for a few days there are some cheap flights from Sofia. For example I think flights to Paphos are only 30 quid return and apartments off season are cheap (maybe as low as 30 a night) etc..
Thank you! Yes, I think everyone finds it tough here during Winter. We are trying to keep ourselves busy and focus on preparing for Spring. I wouldn't say no to a trip to Paphos, that's where we got married! 🥰
well best of luck, i live close to the sea in bulgaria and this night is going to be the coldest maybe, we bought several blankets and made many improvised cardboard houses for the straycats/dogs + food of course...there are 4 cats 2-3 months year olds living in the yard already. It's rare to see such a bad weather over here, esp. by the sea..can't imagine what is like in Sofia or Bansko etc...hope for warmer rest of january.
Laura you are just overwelmed with everything going on and only natural to worry about breaking down in minus weather with your children there. We have a lpg/petrol car and yes ours does the same when we start it on lpg mode in the cold it beeps as a caution as cant detect. X
Yes, you are right. The girls are the most important thing to us and I never want to put them in danger. It was just a mixture of not knowing and being overtired 😅 Thank you for your lovely, supportive comment ❤️
I thought it would be interesting to know what kinds of costs you all face when going to the vet if you all are comfortable sharing. I am sure my family and I will be doing the same regarding stray animals when we land in Bulgaria (hopefully next year) as my daughter loves dogs and both of my kids love all animals. I love your channel. Super!
Soooooo much cheaper. You can expect to pay half of what you would pay in the UK. The last time I took one of the dogs it worked out about £40 for a checkup, vaccinations and worming/flea treatment. The level of care is excellent and very affordable!
@@the_phoenixproject thankyou again for having such big hearts for animals : ) but you know the love of animals so you do not need any comment from me : ) but still, wanted to thankyou for being so kind : )
They are allergic to dairy, unfortunately. Anthony's family are all allergic! We all follow a plant-based diet because it is what is best for our family ❤️
do some research Vladimir ... kids THRIVE on purely vegan diets ... compare the average omnivorous American child with a Vegan child ... hope YOU inform yourself and avoid HARMING YOUR kids with animal products ...
Were coming over with 3 dogs and 3 cats that are all animals that have been given us.. so i cant imagine how many we will end up with over there lol theyre just drawn to us
Yes, it's hard to say no to another, especially when they are in need. We will try again to go and rescue the dog at the junction, but it looks like it might take us a while to earn his trust 😞 Poor thing ❤️
You can honestly only try your best and it's not your fault. You're doing great feeding him and whatnot. Weve had to turn dogs down in the past and it doesn't feel good but it happens. And like upu said if he doesn't want to go with you then what can you do if you don't have the means to control a dog that could be aggressive due to whatever uts been through
Ah damn... I practically do not wanna ~talk about it. Also sorry to intrude your daily life once again... See... the thing is when it comes to ~old cars with LPG conversion... I don`t wanna talk about it. But I will :( :P. When it comes to it I kind of feel like your wife during the faulty LPG gauge trip. First my LPG gas storage tank was too old to re register for it to go trough the early technical inspection properly. Also my gas vaporizer (am not sure bout the actual English naming, but it`s the direct from BG translation) was faulty on top of an injector which due to age was jammed on "always open" a.k.a. was consistently squirting gas in the cylinder messing up "the rhythm of the entire engine". After I had (first in order of appearance) my faulty gas vaporizer (something about it`s membrane) fixed (cheaper than replaced fortunately) and the faulty injector (those are costly) and made sure my LPG system runs once again... I also had the old Storage Tank replaced with one with proper documentation that could be certified for the annual check up. Than... my cooling system started leaking and what happens than is that Warm coolant from the engine does not circulate trough the Gas Vaporizer. When that happens, because of the "mechanics" of it all... a.k.a. ... High Pressurized ~liquid propane butane ~flows from the tank to the vaporizer and there it rapidly expands to a gas state in before it is distributed to the injectors. But that process is severely temperature deriving so if there is no consistent flow of warmed engine cooler liquid trough the Vaporizer ~it freezes, a.k.a. it chokes itself and there is no vaporized gas flow to the injectors and thus no fuel goes into the cylinders and car does not run. I have literally no idea how it goes on a jeep, but probably the same. So idk what clutch you were talking about (probably not the actual vehicle one, because than the car itself would have been stationary), but from what I understand, some clutch that controls the cooling fan of the radiator It was so made that it`s always on since start of the car ~I assume, and with Winter Temperatures and Cooling fan running on... well it`s good for the engine since it gets to be ~extra cool... but I am assuming the Cooling Liquid running trough the Gas Vaporizer weren`t warm enough to negate both the external winter temperature and the effect of the liquid gas expanding, thus it froze, choked and the annoying beep. Old Cars and LPG conversions... during the winter it`s almost always too cold for them to run short distances... During the Summer is too hot for proper LPG oxidation + Gas actually burns more hot than gasoline and kind of charcoals the valves, not to mention how fast it overheats if faulty cooling system... (which when it`s old, the moment one leak is fixed the pressure restored in the system pops out of another weak spot. I swear I don`t wanna have a cooling system problems, or preferably any car problems for the rest of my life... but when I can only afford and insist on using 30 year old car ~with LPG conversion...) It`s all and all quite unnatural thing for the automobile and if it is not modern and expensive top tier work it usually causes more problems than solutions... but the lucrative prize of Gas versus Gasoline (or Petrol as you call it) for long trips and even hanging on the traffic lights in town. I mean when I idle in a jam on gasoline feels like super w8st, when I idle on gasoline, with the music on... if I am not in a hurry... feels as a regular town trip in a car ~which most situations tops other methods of transpiration.
I'm really sorry, you cant save any abandon animal in the country and on the other hand, why do you try to cater indian food in the middle of nowhere in Bulgaria??? There is so much to dicover over burgers and indian food...this is annoying, you get caught in the past...
Firstly... What? 😂 I think you are confused. Rice paper rolls are, at most, Vietnamese, Chinese, or Thai? This video doesn't represent our entire lives here. I cook a lot of traditional Bulgarian dishes (bean soup etc.) and try local foods. At least get your information correct before writing a comment 🙈
I'm really enjoying watching you and am impressed with how much you've done on your house! As a fellow magnet for random Bulgarian strays, I hope you have found the dog again!
Thank you! Unfortunately he disappeared before we could figure out how to capture him 😔 We tried twice to get him in the car but he was too afraid (even after lots of ham!)
@the_phoenixproject sometimes giving them a good meal is all you can do, isn't it? We look forward to being able to live in BG full time so I can have "as many as you want" as my husband says!
@@Bulgaria_Bucharest I know one couple that has 32 dogs 😅 That's a lot of love but also lots of poop 😆 Wishing you all the best for your future move to Bulgaria ❤️
You guys are so lovely😊- I am sitting next my forever furry friend rescued while I was living in BG - she was a nervous bag of bones when she appeared outside my house - and she has turned into the most wonderfully loving best friend - I wouldn’t be without her! Am binge-watching your videos, getting my BG fix - looking forward to the VT xmas market episode, even though Im a few weeks late🎄😂🤗
Yayyy aw how lovely! Good to hear it 😊❤️❤️❤️
black and white cat looks exactly like my boy cat Nom Nom. he and his brother were dumped on or near my block at 6 months old. those boys are now my pride and joy.
Aw we love our cats here ❤️ Cali Cat says hi to your Nom Nom! 😊
logged in just to comment again ... love the channel ... your rescue of that cat is simply divine : ) ... of course your homesteading is also inspiring ... and entertaining ... give Cali cat a hug for me : )
Hello! I really love watching your channel. You guys are so genuine and you always keep it real, showing the good and the bad. I, for one, appreciate this more than you can imagine. I plan to move to Bulgaria soon myself so seeing your unfiltered experiences as new transplants is very helpful. I normally don't comment on TH-cam because I end up writing a book, but I thought I would give my two cents to maybe help Laura feel better about the old Jeep.
I have a good bit of experience with older Jeeps like yours and they are very much diehard. Your Grand Cherokee, the WJ platform, is one of the last Cherokees that was actually good at being a durable all-terrain vehicle. The engine is stout and reliable, and the running gear is exceptionally strong. The only weak point is the transmission. Not that they are bad, but the transmission has a shorter life than the rest of the vehicle, but still usually over 100,000 miles. Yours likely had its transmission rebuilt once already. But don't worry, if it starts to go, you will feel it start to slip at least a year before it gets to the point of leaving you stranded. And even then, it will start doing very painful sounding things at the end, letting you know full well what it needs in advance of actually going out.
On the point of being stranded in your Jeep vs a newer car, I would absolutely take the Jeep over a little 5 year old shoebox car. Sure, the shoebox might need less maintenance and not beep at you, but it's not going to be able to push through un-plowed snowy dirt roads. If you happen to be out as a heavy snowstorm rolls in dumping a ton of snow on the road, you'll have no worries that the Jeep will get you home. Or, if one of your little ones is sick during a blizzard and needs to go to the hospital, the Jeep will get you there. I would definitely feel safer in a vehicle like that, knowing that it will keep going when the going gets tough. That being said, with any older vehicle and being out in the country side, I would keep a box in the back with some extra supplies, like a few liters of cheap oil, a couple gallons of water, a roll of duct tape, tire plugs and an air pump, basic tool kit, you know, the usual stuff. Lastly, very important, if the engine temperature gauge and oil pressure gauge don't work (correctly), get someone to install accurate aftermarket gauges down where the ashtray is (don't bother trying to fix the originals if they're broken). Those two are important to keep an eye on with that engine and can give you forewarning if somethings not right. Happy trails!
You have no idea how much we appreciate this comment. We have broken down in our van before (as you may have seen in previous videos), so it's a bit scarier getting used to a car over a home on wheels 😅 Thank you for the advice. Anthony agreed with everything you said, and we really appreciate the advice. It really puts our mind at rest. Let us know if you need any help moving here, we are always here to answer questions and support others ❤️
Thanks so much for sharing this great video. It is so good of you to try to help the stray dogs in the area.
We will keep trying to do what we can. It's not easy with the children. Their safety comes first, so we will have to work around that. I'm hoping we can go back for the male dog tomorrow and see if he might come with us ❤️
I so understand how not feeling safe in a car feels. Especially with small children and freezing temperatures, it's primal. Your man keeps coming through for you which is great to see, first with explaining and then with fixing and uplevelling the car. I suggest you have an emergency kit in the vehicle, in case you need it. With emergency foil blankets, candles, etc. Great advice about the rugs on the floors and walls and the plastic on the windows. I would suggest using any plastic or materials that would cover the windows for now, on both sides of the panes (3 ply) that creates a vacuum if taped properly and makes such a difference. Even materials, bales of straw up against the outside of the house can help. Every bit helps.
Thank you so much 🙏☺️💕 Yes, he is one in a million 💓 I know now that the beeping was something that was absolutely fine and normal 😅 I just worry about my babies. We will be sorting out a survival kit this week (we already have a first aid kit etc but adding some of the objects you mentioned too). Thank you for watching and commenting ☺️💕
great vlog, looking forward to the next one
Thank you! 😊💕
Really loving this , Bulgaria is so beautiful,we bought a small place 16 yrs ago in Rogatchevo ❤
Aw, how wonderful! 😊💕
Hi this is Teresa from @new beginning in Bulgaria well done for taking the cat on. Please go back for the dog. He needs love and attention and you are his much needed family 😊 we have taken on 3 cats since being here ( and we have Dexta our dog) I’d adopt lots more if we could afford it. 🥰
I appreciate your advice, but it's just not that simple. Getting him in the car could be dangerous, because he isn't coming willingly. We are going to try and keep feeding him and gaining his trust, but we don't want to risk a dog bite, or bringing home an aggressive dog that could hurt the kids. It's just not straightforward unfortunately 😔
@@the_phoenixproject if the dog didn't show aggressive behaviour at first encounter he is not aggressive, but of cause you don't know if he has traumas and what could trigger him to attack, cars could be one of those things, but at the same time when at warm nice place he could be more relaxed. if you dont have much experience with dogs better not to risk. adult stray dogs here often need a lot of patience and time, and you already have a lot on your plate..... we rescued a dog three years ago and we still can't take her for a walk on a lead. after we put the collar on she was depressed and didn't eat for two days. when we try to put a lead on her she freezes and the only way to move her is to carry her around. i assumed she had been dragged with a rope around her neck. so eventually we left her alone, happy in her big private garden. she loves people but communicates strictly at her terms, which sometimes makes it difficult to take her to the vet or to check her for ticks or apply meds.
@@victoriabezfamilii965 Bless you for rehoming such a poor baby. We are going back tomorrow to feed him and will keep trying to get him to come with us. He is just at the end of the road so we hope we can rescue him in the next day or so. I think we will look at where we can house him separately so he can recover in peace.
hihi healt and happynes,from Plovdiv and now is the time ,to plant fruit trees if you want in the garden,to make kompoti,for winter :)
Fantastic, thank you! 🥰💕
too late now, the soil is already frozen, in VT area. Next good time is end of March. The best time in autumn is end October- November.
@@victoriabezfamilii965 our soil is very soft but I'm not sure why 😆 It's been freezing here. I dug over some soil today to start building raised beds. Hard work, but I'd rather do it now so they are ready for spring. I don't know if we will take a chance on fruit trees until March though, as you say 💓
Thank you for your help! Please go back. Good luck Australia 🇦🇺
We've been trying to get him since this video aired, but he is very frightened and won't come willingly unfortunately 😞 We also don't have a separate enclosure for him to keep him away from our girls. We are working on figuring something out, but difficult at this stage because our funds are low. We always feed him when we see him. It is very difficult.
Winter there looks so beautiful but also tough. Hope you guys get to go to the Xmas market and to travel around. If you want to escape the cold for a few days there are some cheap flights from Sofia. For example I think flights to Paphos are only 30 quid return and apartments off season are cheap (maybe as low as 30 a night) etc..
Thank you! Yes, I think everyone finds it tough here during Winter. We are trying to keep ourselves busy and focus on preparing for Spring. I wouldn't say no to a trip to Paphos, that's where we got married! 🥰
well best of luck, i live close to the sea in bulgaria and this night is going to be the coldest maybe, we bought several blankets and made many improvised cardboard houses for the straycats/dogs + food of course...there are 4 cats 2-3 months year olds living in the yard already. It's rare to see such a bad weather over here, esp. by the sea..can't imagine what is like in Sofia or Bansko etc...hope for warmer rest of january.
Yes, me too! Stay safe and warm, friends ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, you too...a little warmer today...@@the_phoenixproject
Laura you are just overwelmed with everything going on and only natural to worry about breaking down in minus weather with your children there. We have a lpg/petrol car and yes ours does the same when we start it on lpg mode in the cold it beeps as a caution as cant detect. X
Yes, you are right. The girls are the most important thing to us and I never want to put them in danger. It was just a mixture of not knowing and being overtired 😅 Thank you for your lovely, supportive comment ❤️
great vlog
Thank you! 🥰
I thought it would be interesting to know what kinds of costs you all face when going to the vet if you all are comfortable sharing. I am sure my family and I will be doing the same regarding stray animals when we land in Bulgaria (hopefully next year) as my daughter loves dogs and both of my kids love all animals.
I love your channel. Super!
Soooooo much cheaper. You can expect to pay half of what you would pay in the UK. The last time I took one of the dogs it worked out about £40 for a checkup, vaccinations and worming/flea treatment. The level of care is excellent and very affordable!
@@the_phoenixproject thankyou again for having such big hearts for animals : ) but you know the love of animals so you do not need any comment from me : ) but still, wanted to thankyou for being so kind : )
I am almost 34 years old bulgarian, Vladimir, I like you very much, I hope the children are not on a vegan diet.
They are allergic to dairy, unfortunately. Anthony's family are all allergic! We all follow a plant-based diet because it is what is best for our family ❤️
do some research Vladimir ... kids THRIVE on purely vegan diets ... compare the average omnivorous American child with a Vegan child ... hope YOU inform yourself and avoid HARMING YOUR kids with animal products ...
Were coming over with 3 dogs and 3 cats that are all animals that have been given us.. so i cant imagine how many we will end up with over there lol theyre just drawn to us
Yes, it's hard to say no to another, especially when they are in need. We will try again to go and rescue the dog at the junction, but it looks like it might take us a while to earn his trust 😞 Poor thing ❤️
You can honestly only try your best and it's not your fault. You're doing great feeding him and whatnot.
Weve had to turn dogs down in the past and it doesn't feel good but it happens. And like upu said if he doesn't want to go with you then what can you do if you don't have the means to control a dog that could be aggressive due to whatever uts been through
@@vchainsaw yes, exactly. We have to think of our children and the other animals. We'll see how it goes, and we'll do our best to rescue him!
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Ah damn... I practically do not wanna ~talk about it. Also sorry to intrude your daily life once again... See... the thing is when it comes to ~old cars with LPG conversion... I don`t wanna talk about it. But I will :( :P. When it comes to it I kind of feel like your wife during the faulty LPG gauge trip. First my LPG gas storage tank was too old to re register for it to go trough the early technical inspection properly. Also my gas vaporizer (am not sure bout the actual English naming, but it`s the direct from BG translation) was faulty on top of an injector which due to age was jammed on "always open" a.k.a. was consistently squirting gas in the cylinder messing up "the rhythm of the entire engine". After I had (first in order of appearance) my faulty gas vaporizer (something about it`s membrane) fixed (cheaper than replaced fortunately) and the faulty injector (those are costly) and made sure my LPG system runs once again... I also had the old Storage Tank replaced with one with proper documentation that could be certified for the annual check up. Than... my cooling system started leaking and what happens than is that Warm coolant from the engine does not circulate trough the Gas Vaporizer. When that happens, because of the "mechanics" of it all... a.k.a. ... High Pressurized ~liquid propane butane ~flows from the tank to the vaporizer and there it rapidly expands to a gas state in before it is distributed to the injectors. But that process is severely temperature deriving so if there is no consistent flow of warmed engine cooler liquid trough the Vaporizer ~it freezes, a.k.a. it chokes itself and there is no vaporized gas flow to the injectors and thus no fuel goes into the cylinders and car does not run. I have literally no idea how it goes on a jeep, but probably the same. So idk what clutch you were talking about (probably not the actual vehicle one, because than the car itself would have been stationary), but from what I understand, some clutch that controls the cooling fan of the radiator It was so made that it`s always on since start of the car ~I assume, and with Winter Temperatures and Cooling fan running on... well it`s good for the engine since it gets to be ~extra cool... but I am assuming the Cooling Liquid running trough the Gas Vaporizer weren`t warm enough to negate both the external winter temperature and the effect of the liquid gas expanding, thus it froze, choked and the annoying beep. Old Cars and LPG conversions... during the winter it`s almost always too cold for them to run short distances... During the Summer is too hot for proper LPG oxidation + Gas actually burns more hot than gasoline and kind of charcoals the valves, not to mention how fast it overheats if faulty cooling system... (which when it`s old, the moment one leak is fixed the pressure restored in the system pops out of another weak spot. I swear I don`t wanna have a cooling system problems, or preferably any car problems for the rest of my life... but when I can only afford and insist on using 30 year old car ~with LPG conversion...) It`s all and all quite unnatural thing for the automobile and if it is not modern and expensive top tier work it usually causes more problems than solutions... but the lucrative prize of Gas versus Gasoline (or Petrol as you call it) for long trips and even hanging on the traffic lights in town. I mean when I idle in a jam on gasoline feels like super w8st, when I idle on gasoline, with the music on... if I am not in a hurry... feels as a regular town trip in a car ~which most situations tops other methods of transpiration.
Thank you for your input once again! 😁
Could you block the front grill with a rubber mat and cable ties? Something i do with my old landrover in the cold weather so it warms up quicker
Yes it's something they do here but with cardboard haha! 😆
Take the fuse out.
It's all sorted now 😁
I'm really sorry, you cant save any abandon animal in the country and on the other hand, why do you try to cater indian food in the middle of nowhere in Bulgaria??? There is so much to dicover over burgers and indian food...this is annoying, you get caught in the past...
Firstly... What? 😂 I think you are confused. Rice paper rolls are, at most, Vietnamese, Chinese, or Thai? This video doesn't represent our entire lives here. I cook a lot of traditional Bulgarian dishes (bean soup etc.) and try local foods. At least get your information correct before writing a comment 🙈