Just came across your video and I am glad I did since I also just got my Jeep TJ and need to change all the fluids that you just did in this video. Buying me that pump for sure. (also subscribed) LOL
I changed all my fluids on my 370z last month but I also replaced the clutch/flywheel and basically everything that goes with it like the slave and master cylinder... it was my first time doing anything on a car other than several years back I put an intake catback... basic mods. it was a learning lesson on how hard things can be. you never know what's challenging or how challenging little things can be until you are doing it yourself. but I know in the future more tricks to get things done faster, never the less still going to be things that are just going to time consuming no matter what you know or what tools you have. btw my transmission fluid looked clean too, I am thinking it just doesn't get as dirty in manual cars because there is less wear and unlike motor oil, it doesn't get carbon in it from the fuel. I was planning on changing my transmission fluid more often but now I believe it really makes less of a difference than I thought.
They came with the jeep when I bought it but I believe they’re the bushwacker flat fender flare. I love em, they make it look a little lifted even though she isn’t.
Great video man! Keep learning! The better you know your rig the better driver you are.
That’s the plan! Got a video of me working on my motorcycle coming out soon and it shows I really have a LOT to learn haha
Good work. Everyone learns at some point. You are starting young, keep at it, you are ahead of the curve. Keep up the good work and keep learning.
Thanks for the encouragement! I’m slowly building myself up to getting a project vehicle!
Just came across your video and I am glad I did since I also just got my Jeep TJ and need to change all the fluids that you just did in this video. Buying me that pump for sure. (also subscribed) LOL
100% get the pump, it’ll save you so much time and keep your driveway much cleaner than mine now
I changed all my fluids on my 370z last month but I also replaced the clutch/flywheel and basically everything that goes with it like the slave and master cylinder... it was my first time doing anything on a car other than several years back I put an intake catback... basic mods. it was a learning lesson on how hard things can be. you never know what's challenging or how challenging little things can be until you are doing it yourself. but I know in the future more tricks to get things done faster, never the less still going to be things that are just going to time consuming no matter what you know or what tools you have. btw my transmission fluid looked clean too, I am thinking it just doesn't get as dirty in manual cars because there is less wear and unlike motor oil, it doesn't get carbon in it from the fuel. I was planning on changing my transmission fluid more often but now I believe it really makes less of a difference than I thought.
Changing the clutch and fly wheel seems VERY intimidating, good on you for doing it yourself
All that caked on oil is rust prevention coating.
Shoot I shoulda left it on 😂
Nice TJ mate, the fender flares look good, what brand are they?
They came with the jeep when I bought it but I believe they’re the bushwacker flat fender flare. I love em, they make it look a little lifted even though she isn’t.