One of the under appreciated parts of these videos is actually learning some diagnosis from people who may who may not be your average TH-cam technician. On the prior video I really really enjoyed how The person who is trying to win it explained his process for diagnosing everything
Some of it yes, but normally people don't go around sabotaging things. Most of these repairs do happen on a day to day basis, but i wanna see one of these that involves a TSB, not very difficult ones of course. But that will would be cool. Either way these are good videos.
@@erikk27a I would like to see an electrical sabotage. Failed plug and failed injector on separate cylinders. Fuel relay tamper. Disconnect on harness. Some blown fuses thrown Round and a relay or two replaced with bad ones. What a nightmare that would be.
"On the next episode, we found the most over-engineered car where there's only one thing wrong with it, but the repair will require removal of 24 unnecessary parts. If they can repair it before having a mental break down, they get to keep it."
A battery replacement took 4 hours on my girlfriend's mercedes because we needed to take a bunch of things apart. A battery took 4 hours. I did my honda's in 5 minutes
Love how these guys can fix these cars in 2 hours but I take my car to the shop for a sensor and 3 days later 8 mechanics have no clue what a car even is
I really love this series. I'm more of an enthusiast and less of a mechanic so I'm finding the educational aspect of this series to be really empowering. Maybe I won't be so afraid to DIY a couple things on my own ride.
I said it once and I going to say it again. I love the idea of this series. Teaching me, the average car guy, diagnostics and also gives hard working mechanics the opportunity to earn a car.
My thoughts exactly! In fact, my TJ Wrangler is in the front yard with no rear tailshaft installed right now! I drove it 20km home on the front shaft only! 😂😂
but tbh he dint know there was anything wrong with the driveshaft until he actually got out and saw. Now idk about you but I would ask for a new one after finding that out
@@Waffles4Everful-da-boy-waffles u joints are like $20 and take 30 minutes to change or you could just go to the junk yard and buy a whole drive shaft for probably under a hundred bucks
I'm an apprentice mechanic myself. This series is super entertaining and also great for knowledge. I'm still learning things as I watch, everycar is different. There's still more to learn no matter what you know. That's the beauty of cars! If you guys ever come to Australia hit me up. I would love to give this a crack!!!! Keep up the great content. Lots of love from australia!!!
One of my favorite series at the moment. Feels like the high lo days with the 350s. All the guys in the garage making banter and just dudes being guys.
Man, I was really wishing he was gonna be a smart ass after the driveshaft failure and pop it into 4WD and drive out of there in FWD. Would’ve been a great move!
I’ve had my project care for a total of a month and I’ve already got the headers off. Waiting for the gasket set and I’ll have it running this time next week. Also, i didn’t know about the bad gasket until about a week ago.
I love that with Jeeps you can just crawl under and dont need to jack them up for most repairs other than wheel or axel related. This series is def one of yalls best hooks someone up and teaches some very basic but needed mech knowledge tot he world.
As a locksmith, one of the things I want to see “messed with” is the key itself. Most cars now days have a transponder chip embedded in the plastic head of the key, if the car’s computer doesn’t recognize the chip, the engine won’t start.
It was nice how the dude developed his confidence along the way. He was right on path since the very start with the ignition on a nice heads up and messed up badly shortly after. He just SWITCHED his mind lol Then later on it was like: you asking for a part? Yes. Starter. Boom Shaka Laka Ujoint. Got it. And such... Trust yourself!
When y'all are watching this remember, he spent 30 minutes thinking before he turned a single screw. As soon as he stopped over thinking so much, and picked up a tool, things started happening. I bet you without the clue and the little push to the ignition switch he would have run out of time before he started. Dont be intimidated people, you can do it too.
@@RyT-1000 that’s being pretty easy on him, in reality he would’ve spent a lot more time going out to the parts store to get replacement relays and fuses for things he didn’t need, which also means wasted money
I love this show, it’s really awesome to watch the mental process that the contestants go through , to diagnose the problems, because that’s different for everybody to figure things out, you guys rock!!!😎
Of all the donut series, this is the one I love the most, wonderfully put together. My face practically lit up when I got the notification, I couldn't wait to watch. Really wonderful fun atmosphere
love this series, bro!! unlike some TH-camrs who will interact with the subscribers much. the Donut crew do it in this giving away series all the time but with hard work
When your driveshaft fails and you only have to move it out of the garage to win you put it in 4wd and limp it out on two powered front wheels, but he's a new jeeper, he'll understand soon.
Had a buddy with a 89 power ram backed in to his spot at work and driveshaft popped out he pulled it off chucked it in the bed and for the rest of the week had a fwd pickup
This is great. I started with a 1984 CRX that I bought for $500 in 1998 and had to make it road worthy on my $1000 budget. We used books in those days and the help of friends. I got 5 years out of Rex - $2500 CAD all-in over the 5 years with $1000 being the Michelins I put on it. If I had your help back in the day I would have been very thankful and I feel like this is the perfect level for someone just starting to learn but not clueless.
Awesome format. More of these please! Devon is way faster than me. I would never get that done in 2 hours. Having all the guys there to stress him out is great. I DONT THINK THOSE BOLTS ARE TORQUED TO SPEC THOUGH! lol
This series has to be one of the best you've done. It reminds me of me trying to figure of what was going on with my previous cars and at the same time it gives me a reminder since I don't work as much on cars anymore, plus it's super fun to watch
This actually is so helpful for people like me who haven't actually touched a car, to know what actually goes on in the mind of a mechanic. Love it Donut bois!
This is always an interesting video series in the fact that all mechanics may not know what is wrong and in turn can charge you more $ not always because they want to. I would love to see Donut challenge their best mechanic to one of these challenges!!
I remember when owners manuals actually helped by covering a lot of service and troubleshooting scenarios and now its nothing but back and forth through sections only to find one sentence about what should have a full page breakdown and diagram like them damn choose your story books back in the day 🤣
This is a great series. Teaches people that might not know much about cars some basic problems that could happen. Super fun and who wouldn't want a free car. Keep it up guys
I’d love to nominate my buddy for this (if that’s even a thing!), the guy has been THROUGH it recently and is an amazing at-home mechanic. He could really use a car, and he’d be up for the challenge!
I really like this kind of series. Its fun and informative. And you guys are obviously rooting for the guys to win the car. It creates good vibes all around
I've been into cars since before I could even drive. Helping my friends dad fix their classic cars when they needed helpers, and my dad when we needed to fix something. Eventually bought a hand me down 93 zj from my parents. Kept it running 15 years when it was already on its last legs. At one point I was having to fix something every weekend. There comes a point when it's not worth fixing. As other posters have said, make one un fixable, or just not worth it. Then if they figure out everything wrong, the car they win is an even better car
Awesome idea. Out of curiousity, would they have given it to him if he pulled the rear drive shaft out, put it in 4wd and drove out effectively in fwd?
I look forward to your videos every single day! Thank you for all the guys at donut for giving me something to look forward too even if I’m not having the best day❤️💯
Jerry: "So what Adam did was cut this U joint off and then JB welded it back together, uhh as soon as he started goin, once it had enough tourqe applied to this joint right here it sheered em right off. Now he swapped that out, n maybe this thing'll roll. Maybe..if he put it in good. No one's checkin his work" Zack: "That's true"..that's probably one of the best lines Jerry's ever said.
This was fun. My daughter’s TJ had an intermittent no-start. I replaced the ignition switch and key tumbler and then found the ignition switch actuator rod was broken. Replaced that and no more no-start!! Until the starter expired. Then we find a previous mechanic ran it on with an impact and stripped the bolt heads. Now it’s stuck and we can’t get a tool on the stripped head. Probably gonna have to weld a bolt to it.
I used to have a jeep liberty and someone stole 2 times in 3 days so i took the start fuse out every night and i used a screw driver to start it for like a year and a half because i live in a bad part of town and didn't wanna fix a bunch of stuff for someone to mess it up again. That ignition switch is a perfect fit for a regular sized flat head screw driver.
SUGGESTION!! In programs like this on regular TV, they usually have a host who is on the contestant's side who is also just as clueless about the challenge. That way they can help out and the challenges can be harder. Also, it prevents having to give clues.
My brother would absolutely GEEK OUT if he would have this opportunity, he’s so smart and teaches himself everything about cars. I’m always having him fix my car, he’s such an amazing brother he really deserves it 🥰
The first thing I would’ve done was hotwire that Jeep and jump the solenoid 😂 after I did my manual swap the neutral safety switch was stopping it from cranking so I just turned the key to on and jumped the starter relay. Started up reliably and then I later just tuned the neutral safety switch out of the ECU once I got ahold of an HP Tuners Pro Tuner.
I like how he's climbing under the jeep without jack stands or a lift, just jeep things. 11:53 I also like how he uses the handle to pull himself under the car, again, jeep things.
Unless your fat you can fit under a lot of cars. Still most jeeps on the road are pointless and now with gas Prices I am hoping people will give up jeep.
I would love to see a version like this where they take someone with no automotive experience whatsoever other than watching Donut videos and do the same challenge (maybe a longer timeline would be nice). I happily volunteer!
The rear drive draft on my YJ sheared in a similar manner in the middle of Montana (a state I have zero familiarity with) going about 70 mph after my transfer case locked up. So here's a trouble shooting tip for everyone: if you hear very loud gear grinding, maybe add some oil to your gear box or transfer case instead of turning the radio louder and louder from Florida to Montana.
I bought my first car 3 years back .. amazing feeling but i spent all my cash buying it means i had to fix stuff myself cause i couldnt afford to … and it actually was awesome … so wholesome … only car guys can relate 💯🔥
One of the under appreciated parts of these videos is actually learning some diagnosis from people who may who may not be your average TH-cam technician. On the prior video I really really enjoyed how The person who is trying to win it explained his process for diagnosing everything
Some of it yes, but normally people don't go around sabotaging things. Most of these repairs do happen on a day to day basis, but i wanna see one of these that involves a TSB, not very difficult ones of course. But that will would be cool. Either way these are good videos.
@@erikk27a
I would like to see an electrical sabotage.
Failed plug and failed injector on separate cylinders. Fuel relay tamper. Disconnect on harness. Some blown fuses thrown Round and a relay or two replaced with bad ones. What a nightmare that would be.
That is the point
Definitely entertaining and informative at the same time
They literally say that in the video
"On the next episode, we found the most over-engineered car where there's only one thing wrong with it, but the repair will require removal of 24 unnecessary parts. If they can repair it before having a mental break down, they get to keep it."
Sounds like a bmw
or an Audi
Passat W8 😂😂😂
A battery replacement took 4 hours on my girlfriend's mercedes because we needed to take a bunch of things apart. A battery took 4 hours. I did my honda's in 5 minutes
Abarth 500
This is literally preparing them for the ownership of a jeep
I have a jeep. Words cannot express how correct you are in your statement.
Yes, I agree! Sending to my Jeep owner daughter✅
ah hell naw
LMAO
Should've made him do the CPS 😂
Love how these guys can fix these cars in 2 hours but I take my car to the shop for a sensor and 3 days later 8 mechanics have no clue what a car even is
Thats why you start your own garage
FUCKING FACTS. ITS LIKE THE MAP SENSOR IS THE FUCKIN DA VINCI CODE
Lmao too funny
Its called part replacers not mechanica
a jeep tj is a relic lol that's why
I really love this series. I'm more of an enthusiast and less of a mechanic so I'm finding the educational aspect of this series to be really empowering. Maybe I won't be so afraid to DIY a couple things on my own ride.
0:56 - The greatest lie ever told on Donut.
OddBawZ?!! I didn't expect Odd to be here. Love the WT contents!
ooooh you can hear the lil giggle
It's not a lie. It was running and driving when they bought it. And they sabotaged it so it doesn't
@@robodude169 he was making a silly little goofy
Love you odd
I said it once and I going to say it again. I love the idea of this series. Teaching me, the average car guy, diagnostics and also gives hard working mechanics the opportunity to earn a car.
I love these. And I learn something new each time.
Crazy seeing you here. Hopefully your classic goes smooth.
When the driveshaft went I would've just put it in 4wd and crossed the finish line lol. No rule saying it cant still be broken when I leave
My thoughts exactly! In fact, my TJ Wrangler is in the front yard with no rear tailshaft installed right now! I drove it 20km home on the front shaft only! 😂😂
That's exactly what I was thinking. Put it in 4wd and go.
@@JetSkiBuyFixPlaySellChannel then he would have left with a broken driveshaft tho :D
but tbh he dint know there was anything wrong with the driveshaft until he actually got out and saw. Now idk about you but I would ask for a new one after finding that out
@@Waffles4Everful-da-boy-waffles u joints are like $20 and take 30 minutes to change or you could just go to the junk yard and buy a whole drive shaft for probably under a hundred bucks
I'm an apprentice mechanic myself. This series is super entertaining and also great for knowledge. I'm still learning things as I watch, everycar is different. There's still more to learn no matter what you know. That's the beauty of cars! If you guys ever come to Australia hit me up. I would love to give this a crack!!!! Keep up the great content. Lots of love from australia!!!
One of my favorite series at the moment. Feels like the high lo days with the 350s. All the guys in the garage making banter and just dudes being guys.
I would be so stressed out if I was the guy trying to fix the car that I would have a heartattack.
Just dudes being guys and guys being dudes
You know you’ve made it as a car channel, when you go from fixing cars for views… to breaking cars for views
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Then there is Chris Fix. The largest automotive channel.
@@colingriguhn5862 Chris Fix is a how to fixit channel. This is entertainment, a whole different aminal.
Whistlindiesel STARTED that way lol
Man, I was really wishing he was gonna be a smart ass after the driveshaft failure and pop it into 4WD and drive out of there in FWD. Would’ve been a great move!
Right. This is the first thing I thought of.
I was expecting him to take off his belt and sling the rear drive shaft too lol
Yeah but the spinning drive shaft would've destroyed both the underside of the car and the floor
@@kostaspolichronis not when you're crawling 20ft out of the shop
@@kostaspolichronis 4lo can crawl out. It would do nothing but drag gently across the floor.
This guy has done more repairs in 2 hours than you’ve done in a year of having your project car
You just called me out so hard
but I ordered a lot of parts and watched a lot of donut videos though!
Sitting in my not running daily with my also not running project car right next to me. You didn't need to call me out like this
Those are fighting words
I’ve had my project care for a total of a month and I’ve already got the headers off. Waiting for the gasket set and I’ll have it running this time next week. Also, i didn’t know about the bad gasket until about a week ago.
James:“Okay were done”
Zach: My dreams of playing a recorder clarinet are out the window
AHAHAHA poor musical career
glad to know this is what the jeep was bought for, the IG admin must be happy now that the jeep is gone
Every day is jeep slander day
He ss this and posted it on insta saying "happy it's gone🤝🤝" 😂😂
The best part to this is having the four hosts together.
This series is ingenious! So much fun, I didn't realize that I was learning.
Congrats Devon! This is a pretty dang good series guys. 🤘 ignite my switch love James! 🔥-Edgar
Aye bro you should like hire me 😏
I love that with Jeeps you can just crawl under and dont need to jack them up for most repairs other than wheel or axel related. This series is def one of yalls best hooks someone up and teaches some very basic but needed mech knowledge tot he world.
As a locksmith, one of the things I want to see “messed with” is the key itself. Most cars now days have a transponder chip embedded in the plastic head of the key, if the car’s computer doesn’t recognize the chip, the engine won’t start.
Just pull out transponder of of key, and u are fu*ed. In Renault with cards u only pull battery out and u are fu*Ed.
That’d be dastardly 😈
@@mateuszzimon8216 newer Renaults do still have a key in those cards
@@tamastenhaaff2291 older also. But to run u still need a card with battery (even dead, because it's part of immobilizer system)
That would take way too long to diagnose 😅
I love this series bro there so cool y'all are creative and changing the game! Keep it up guys
This series is soooo fun, please keep it up!
I know this might be a dumb question, but does this series have a particular name?
@@nathanjoseph4284 not yet I don’t think so
@@nathanjoseph4284 thank you for asking the question none of us had the balls to ask😂
@@nathanjoseph4284 I think they might later into the series.
Ya bro I agree
It was nice how the dude developed his confidence along the way.
He was right on path since the very start with the ignition on a nice heads up and messed up badly shortly after. He just SWITCHED his mind lol
Then later on it was like: you asking for a part? Yes. Starter. Boom Shaka Laka
Ujoint. Got it. And such...
Trust yourself!
Thanks
I absolutely love that u guys are explaining everything. It makes this a really enjoyable series
When y'all are watching this remember, he spent 30 minutes thinking before he turned a single screw. As soon as he stopped over thinking so much, and picked up a tool, things started happening. I bet you without the clue and the little push to the ignition switch he would have run out of time before he started. Dont be intimidated people, you can do it too.
This is such a wholesome comment, thank you for this encouragement lol
20 minutes of that was time taken off of the clock.
Solid point.
We are our own worst enemies.
@@RyT-1000 that’s being pretty easy on him, in reality he would’ve spent a lot more time going out to the parts store to get replacement relays and fuses for things he didn’t need, which also means wasted money
This channel just gets better and better! As a dealer tech I love the whole channel
I love this show, it’s really awesome to watch the mental process that the contestants go through , to diagnose the problems, because that’s different for everybody to figure things out, you guys rock!!!😎
Donut continues create ridiculously engaging and creative content, put on by one of the best car crews out there.
Of all the donut series, this is the one I love the most, wonderfully put together. My face practically lit up when I got the notification, I couldn't wait to watch. Really wonderful fun atmosphere
love this series, bro!!
unlike some TH-camrs who will interact with the subscribers much. the Donut crew do it in this giving away series all the time but with hard work
as a mechanic's son, i totally relate to Jerry's "just hold the light" joke...
Yeah, that joke cut surprisingly deep.
The ignition switch is the first thing I’d go for on this thing. Caused my Jeep not to start unless you just hit the right spot. Very common on these.
One of the best freaking show anywhere. Love how everyone is helping and wanting the participants to win!
This is probably gonna be the best series of donut media It's awesome seeing subscribers interact with James,Nolan and rest of the crew
When your driveshaft fails and you only have to move it out of the garage to win you put it in 4wd and limp it out on two powered front wheels, but he's a new jeeper, he'll understand soon.
Had a buddy with a 89 power ram backed in to his spot at work and driveshaft popped out he pulled it off chucked it in the bed and for the rest of the week had a fwd pickup
That’s exactly what I thought when he didn’t throw it into 4 wheel lol. He’ll learn soon that broken h joints aren’t uncommon for jeeps
Given the rules of the game you'd have to front wheel drive it until you buy your own I would suspect.
@@RIPxBlackHawk Ask for the part before you leave XD
I went straight to the comments to say this. Wouldve saved him so much time. Props to him for not doing it the shadetree way tho
Whatever you do - never stop this series, it's amazing what you can learn plus it's super entertaining
I would have put it in 4wd without rear driveshaft and drive out just for safety😂😂😂
Could have bypassed the starter switch and just jumped the relay with a screwdriver to completely cheat the whole contest😂
@@isaacbednaryczk6111 that's what i was thinking 😂
I've had vehicles that I drove in 4x4 to just get around.
With the way gas prices are right now and with people struggling I love that yall are doing this for one us to watch and 2 to help people
I like how they count "car" and "jeep" as different things lmao.
gotta get that jeep clicks
Cause they are different
This series is awesome! keep'em coming! , also I'd be stocked to see some "behind the scenes" of you guys destroying those parts I bet it's funny!
This is great. I started with a 1984 CRX that I bought for $500 in 1998 and had to make it road worthy on my $1000 budget. We used books in those days and the help of friends. I got 5 years out of Rex - $2500 CAD all-in over the 5 years with $1000 being the Michelins I put on it. If I had your help back in the day I would have been very thankful and I feel like this is the perfect level for someone just starting to learn but not clueless.
As someone that wants to learn more about the mechanical side of cars I really appreciate the fun educational videos! Hope to see more :)
Awesome format. More of these please! Devon is way faster than me. I would never get that done in 2 hours. Having all the guys there to stress him out is great. I DONT THINK THOSE BOLTS ARE TORQUED TO SPEC THOUGH! lol
This series has to be one of the best you've done. It reminds me of me trying to figure of what was going on with my previous cars and at the same time it gives me a reminder since I don't work as much on cars anymore, plus it's super fun to watch
This actually is so helpful for people like me who haven't actually touched a car, to know what actually goes on in the mind of a mechanic. Love it Donut bois!
As a 22 year old that’s owned a Jeep since I was 16 I am so jealous of this opportunity. I’ve troubleshooting crappy jeeps for 8 years
Shoulda got a Toyota
As a 21 year old that's owned a jeep since I was 16. I feel your jealously
16 to 22 years is 6 years bud
@@lukehover most jeep owners can't math lol
@@lukehover he only said he owned a jeep since 16, never said thats when he first was messed with em🤦🏽♂️
This is always an interesting video series in the fact that all mechanics may not know what is wrong and in turn can charge you more $ not always because they want to. I would love to see Donut challenge their best mechanic to one of these challenges!!
I was sleeping on this series, but when i found out how educational they are - became my favorites
There's no way you can't love these dudes and the edit team. They all are funny af.
this has quickly become my favorite series you guys have started. loving it thank you!
This series is the best! This is really helpful seeing the troubleshooting!
I remember when owners manuals actually helped by covering a lot of service and troubleshooting scenarios and now its nothing but back and forth through sections only to find one sentence about what should have a full page breakdown and diagram like them damn choose your story books back in the day 🤣
Cause they want you to go straight back to the dealer as soon as anything goes wrong
This is a great series. Teaches people that might not know much about cars some basic problems that could happen. Super fun and who wouldn't want a free car. Keep it up guys
PLEASE make more of these, Im learning so much I didnt know as a mechanically ignorant scrub.
I’d love to nominate my buddy for this (if that’s even a thing!), the guy has been THROUGH it recently and is an amazing at-home mechanic. He could really use a car, and he’d be up for the challenge!
tell him to pay up and join their subscriber program
Such a sick new series. Good job on Donut for trying to keep it fresh. Great to have Zach, Jeremiah, Nolan and James all together on the show as well.
I think it’s awesome that you give your subscribers this kind of an opportunity. Learning experience too.
This is such a cool series. Just like we all think through car troubles…all these guys know their stuff too
Bro this is a genius series, been watching for 5 years now and this could literally be a show
I really like this kind of series. Its fun and informative. And you guys are obviously rooting for the guys to win the car. It creates good vibes all around
This series is so entertaining and informative. Great for young DIY mechanics like myself for sure.
Guys, this is awesome!
Please keep doing more videos on this series, you learn a lot and is freaking fun
Many thanks!
Learned so much from this video. We need more of these fun exciting learning style of mechanical videos!
I've been into cars since before I could even drive. Helping my friends dad fix their classic cars when they needed helpers, and my dad when we needed to fix something.
Eventually bought a hand me down 93 zj from my parents. Kept it running 15 years when it was already on its last legs. At one point I was having to fix something every weekend. There comes a point when it's not worth fixing.
As other posters have said, make one un fixable, or just not worth it. Then if they figure out everything wrong, the car they win is an even better car
Awesome idea. Out of curiousity, would they have given it to him if he pulled the rear drive shaft out, put it in 4wd and drove out effectively in fwd?
Love this series feel like I’m learning too!
Seeing the whole Donut crew together is absolutely the Avengers assembling.
that was fun to watch, I know all the sounds the tj makes and it was so cool hearing them all on tv! so many distinctive sounds
I look forward to your videos every single day! Thank you for all the guys at donut for giving me something to look forward too even if I’m not having the best day❤️💯
Damn guys you people just keep pumping out videos, keep it up my dudes 🤙🏼
Great new series been loving the content for years!
These videos are so fun to watch! Love it!
Looooooving this series guys, keep up the great and awesome work. Much love
bring in a master mechanic so we can see how fast they diagnose and fix the problem.(mechanics from a random shop or something).
they did w the first guy who won the integra
This is a fun series to watch. Keep it up
Jerry: "So what Adam did was cut this U joint off and then JB welded it back together, uhh as soon as he started goin, once it had enough tourqe applied to this joint right here it sheered em right off. Now he swapped that out, n maybe this thing'll roll. Maybe..if he put it in good. No one's checkin his work"
Zack: "That's true"..that's probably one of the best lines Jerry's ever said.
This was fun. My daughter’s TJ had an intermittent no-start. I replaced the ignition switch and key tumbler and then found the ignition switch actuator rod was broken. Replaced that and no more no-start!! Until the starter expired. Then we find a previous mechanic ran it on with an impact and stripped the bolt heads. Now it’s stuck and we can’t get a tool on the stripped head. Probably gonna have to weld a bolt to it.
I used to have a jeep liberty and someone stole 2 times in 3 days so i took the start fuse out every night and i used a screw driver to start it for like a year and a half because i live in a bad part of town and didn't wanna fix a bunch of stuff for someone to mess it up again. That ignition switch is a perfect fit for a regular sized flat head screw driver.
Please make this a weekly show
Call it 'Pump or Dump'
No no no...'Part it or Park it'
When Zack headbutted Jerimiah in the junk I absolutely lost it
SUGGESTION!! In programs like this on regular TV, they usually have a host who is on the contestant's side who is also just as clueless about the challenge. That way they can help out and the challenges can be harder. Also, it prevents having to give clues.
One of the best car TH-cam series for a long time, keep it going guys
Love this series. Keep them coming!
My brother would absolutely GEEK OUT if he would have this opportunity, he’s so smart and teaches himself everything about cars. I’m always having him fix my car, he’s such an amazing brother he really deserves it 🥰
He's always fixing ur car? Maybe you should sell the Jeep pal 😆
Day 316 of asking Donut to bring old B2B back
No chance
Y E S
Yes
Would it have been too cheeky to pull out the rear drive shaft and drive it out with 4 wheel drive engaged like it was a FWD? 😂
bruh thats what i was thinking, if he was on a crunch for time that would have been hilarious to see their reactions.
@@SirSaladAss2025 Being who i am i totally would have done that shit 🤣
@@TheDuckumz bro same, did that shit with my dads truck to get it home when we blew the drive shaft out the bottom like a rocket
@@SirSaladAss2025 Been there before lol
The first thing I would’ve done was hotwire that Jeep and jump the solenoid 😂 after I did my manual swap the neutral safety switch was stopping it from cranking so I just turned the key to on and jumped the starter relay. Started up reliably and then I later just tuned the neutral safety switch out of the ECU once I got ahold of an HP Tuners Pro Tuner.
What a great positive idea, thanks for spreading the love guys. Much love from Australia
I like how he's climbing under the jeep without jack stands or a lift, just jeep things.
11:53 I also like how he uses the handle to pull himself under the car, again, jeep things.
Unless your fat you can fit under a lot of cars. Still most jeeps on the road are pointless and now with gas Prices I am hoping people will give up jeep.
That groin headbutt just f***ing killed me lmao
I would love to see a version like this where they take someone with no automotive experience whatsoever other than watching Donut videos and do the same challenge (maybe a longer timeline would be nice). I happily volunteer!
The rear drive draft on my YJ sheared in a similar manner in the middle of Montana (a state I have zero familiarity with) going about 70 mph after my transfer case locked up. So here's a trouble shooting tip for everyone: if you hear very loud gear grinding, maybe add some oil to your gear box or transfer case instead of turning the radio louder and louder from Florida to Montana.
9:10 James tells Zack “OK we’re done “all I think about is my kids and I 🤣🤣
"Jeep- ran just fine" never heard anyone say that before.
I bought my first car 3 years back .. amazing feeling but i spent all my cash buying it means i had to fix stuff myself cause i couldnt afford to … and it actually was awesome … so wholesome … only car guys can relate 💯🔥
Saying only car guys can relate proves you're not a car guy
Imagine getting the chance to win a car by donut so you get all excited and you go and it’s a Jeep lmao
This is the third video I've seen in this series and I'm learning so much :)
best donut series hope you can pump these out more often