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me too! ;)

@@Eatshhhushi in my opinion things like this should only be used when really required. There's plenty out there that are great PH neutral soaps or even slightly higher PH that do just as well and you only need one soap. This is winter or really harsh grime. This was developed for 18 wheelers and trucks. But can be used on passenger vehicles as noted in video. I like Carpro reset, Jimbo's Super soaper, & drivelabs Hotlap. All great !!

@@fredworiax1061 agreed !!!

@@Embrxceyourdemons I've seen them around. Seems like a good idea.

@@Titandetailingproducts Thanks Wayne!!!

@@duckdonut let me know how it foams up

@@Filter-u4p you don't have to 100% but it certainly makes access easier. The entire process for this car is difficult. But better then some Chevy cars where the entire bumper has to come off. ugh

@@CBDsutty You got this !! I always had a problem with spelling. lmao

@ well it was a success! Wasn’t the fuse. It was fine. There is a bigger black box shaped component next to fuse that had popped loose around both welds. I managed to use a lil solder wire and some of the existing solder. It’s purring like a kitty. 🐈

Thank you by the way! This should be a monetized HUGE VIDEO! Not all hero’s wear g strings. Wait… 🤔

@ lmao

@ great!

@@sfbigmama399 photos ? just the mode view on cluster

@@MrGymCrazy It's amazing to me that in this day and age when you have the ability to work with specific RUclipsrs and pro detailers during development. Do it!! Listen to the users and the pros who use it daily. Honestly there's thousands of Foam Cannon reviews out there (some bigger than others) and listen. Just listen to the comments. I've been discussing this with them and I truly believe they've learned from this.....hopefully. But going to myself (an enthusiast) or someone like Pan or Keav (RUclips legends). Ask for feedback and make changes based on the comments. Ugh!! smh!! I just created a video modifying the S V3 to help protect it from falls and that video will be out within the month. But I'm certainly curious to see what MJJC does. My guess is they are simply replacing the bottle but not changing anything else I mentioned in my video but who knows. We will soon see ;) Thanks for watching, sub and thanks for your support !!

@@Cyprus_Property True! I like the Maxshine design. The outer molded part does come off during a fall but bottom line, that part will absorb the drop rather than the bottle. I still think a hybrid HDPE bottle with a sight line would be the perfect solution. But let's see what they come out with. I'm excited for the solution.

@@nickevans3190 Let's see what they do ;)

@@nickevans3190 really ? huh. bummer. I would just simply go to your app store and find another with good reviews. honestly in the past I simply found a free online one. If I find it, I'll pass it on

@@JRMSS4 Join the foam party !! It's fun. Not 100% necessary I agree. Especially in the winter it makes a mess but in the summer ? Foam away!!

@@Sm0k3P Thanks !! I appreciate the kind words. I'll probably get the video for the SPS cannon out soon. It's been tough juggling work and this RUclips thing. :) But I'll probably spend some time on it this weekend. I'll do a comparison of the two with the same soap so we can compare it. I'm working with SPS now to see if we can sell them using a link but I'll share that as soon as I can. Worse case, I'll get my hands on a few and get them out to people who are interested. Happy New Year!!

@ I’ll be waiting to see the outcome. From the video the SPS looks exactly the same without the branding so I would like to get my hands on one asap. Hopefully it’s more than just a lookalike🤞.Happy New Year!!

@ Let's keep in touch. I'll get my hands on a second one and sell for $45 if we are both happy with the results.

@@talkingwithcars if it’s close to MJJC I’m in. I Appreciate that offer also even if the SPS is not to good the offer is still very appreciated.

@@Sm0k3P I checked to see if the SPS bottle fits perfectly with the MJJC head and it does. stay tuned

@@alexpope5327 I've always liked the Active design architecture. Looks great for sure. The MTM is a solid choice and a good option for sure. I was hoping to see a slight upgrade on their cannons since their last one. Maybe soon. I'm glad to hear that MJJC is making this bottle issue right and will honor them. So let's see how that goes. I've also heard great things about the Griots cannons. Thanks again for viewing and the kind words !!

@@anitapollard1520 maybe they will deliver direct from the factory. Call the owner.

@@FrankoDetails thank you! I will sub you also !!

@@MJ_MAJ I believe they are honoring existing orders based on what they told me

@@talkingwithcars Well thats promising for MJJC and great for customers.

@ yep!

all facts....I think they should work on a quick V4 :) and check all the boxes and go with a larger HDPE bottle...with a sight line...would be great!

That's a great question. I'll talk to SPS directly to see if that can be done but that's a great idea. If we can get the bottle for like $10-15 bucks...might be worth it. The manifold isn't the problem....it's the bottles. But stay tuned, I am working on a plasti-dip mod for the bottles to see if that helps. thanks for the question. I'll get back to you on that shortly.

@ I speaking about the V2…

@@tony8354586 Don't forget, they have two lines...the Pro and the S styles..... The MJJC Pro V2 will only work on that model. The MJJC S V3 will not interchange with the new Pro V3. The SPS will / should work on the MJJC S V3. I will check tonight to confirm and see if they will sell it independently to save you money. I believe MJJC sells those bottles for $20 bucks.

@ sorry, S V3

@@tony8354586 Yes, I believe they can work. and if so, you may be able to buy them cheap! Stay tuned.

Yeah, hoping someone responds with something. My first choice would be a 240V heater type that is floor mounted (torpedo type) that I can plug into the wall outlet I have. But open to ideas.

Maybe this one? amzn.to/427PRrG

Agreed, there's a few options out there and as I proved before....the Sooprinse did well after some mods to it. But the foam quality out of the MJJC is excellent. It's a very personal decision to be honest. There's a few others I'll be trying soon. One is very similar to the MJJC S v3 but 1/2 the price...let's see!

​@@talkingwithcars looking forward for that review

The MJJC Pro V2 is excellent.. honestly, that one checks a lot of the boxes (excellent foam, great size, wide mouth, HDPE bottle)...the only miss is the lack of the quick twist on manifold...that would be great. Honestly, if they just took that model and simply added a slightly larger vessel and quick 1/4 inch turn top.....they would have a winner! Let's see what they come out with for a bottle replacement....curious to see. Stay tuned!

Yes, agreed, there is a problem with the bottle and they have recognized the comments and are actively working on a solution at the moment. I love the S V3 also! I recently improved on that bottle also with some plasti-dip. coated the bottom 250ml of the bottle and it helps with durability. But it's not a guarantee that it won't break when it falls....better than nothing I suppose. Video coming out soon!

@talkingwithcars but for heavy duty i totally agree with v2 pro.. rather than S V3.. my opinion hehehe.. thanks bro

@ I just tried the SPS version that's similar to the MJJC S V3 and It was impressive. 1/2 the price also

@@nickevans3190 Sweet!!! Great stuff. Thanks for subscribing !! Never saw the Bosch unit. cool. Happy New Year!

@@RonyGilot-d5y fair. talk to owner maybe there's discounts !

@@jasonshoraka1098 Thank you so much Jason!! Love the feedback. I'm a Civil Engineer by trade and in the restoration world with many years of contracting experience. I've done low voltage wiring at work and spent some time learning residential wiring etc. Plus took classes in electronics at my first school. So overall, my experiences give me the tools to help navigate issues and problem solve. Plus in my younger years we were forced to learn how to do this stuff where the younger generations gets things spoon fed to them rather than getting the hands on they need. thanks again!!

@@jasonshoraka1098 might simply be so dirty you can't get into the groove of the screw. clean it out first if you can

yes. they break down but after I did this fuse replacement, it's been fine.

@@jasonshoraka1098 try to clean out the head of screw. might be same one just "clogged" and not allowing for access

@@talkingwithcars I will try but I'm pretty sure it's some kind of safety lock screw! I've never ran into that problem before but again I really don't work on electronics for a living so I haven't worked in a lot of things to run into something like that! Maybe it is just but I used a flashlight and looked and I don't think it is it's all shiny, no dust!I might just break the plastic casing on that little tiny part all the other screws came out! Have you ever ran into a problem like that with a screw that's different that fits no screwdriver? The only word I can describe is a lock screw that's no other instrument fits the groove! I would take a picture of it but it's in a tunnel of the heater And a camera would not do it justice to take a good picture! there's no dust though I looked the flashlight! maybe I'll just break the plastic on that corner I don't know yet! If you have any other suggestions let me know! thank you,

@ yes. sometimes they use Torq screws and you will need to buy a kit to allow you to access it with multiple options to see which one works. I'll try to find a link and you can see if one of these would work based on what you actually see.

It's a triangle tip...on Amazon for $7.99 a set

It's interesting, you are the second person to note the dust and the blinking lights. Souds like a bad circuit board but hard to tell without diagnosing in person. Honestly, I would think that one is shot and a new one is required. Sorry I cannot be of more help. Thanks for watching !

@@talkingwithcars I'm an amateur but went to school for electronics, It's possible some of the Dust is making a electric pathway between two of the circuits on the circuit board itself, RadioShack in the past sold can air when you spray it blows our air fast RadioShack's not around anymore, Maybe Walmart sells it in automotive section or something it's canned air kind of like with a straw spits out air instead of WD-40! Blow out every fine piece of dust on the circuit board itself because some dust might be making a pathway slightly, If you blow out all the dust or even use a water hose get it all wet just don't plug it in for about 4 days and let it dry completely before you plug it back in! 4 days 5 days 7 days let it dry completely if you use a hose! Get that dust out of there dust might be making a electrical pathway that's not supposed to be there!

@ you can buy compressed air at Staples or Any computer store. Or Amazon of course ;)WD 40 just makes a mess.

@ use a vacuum while your blowing it to collect the dust immediately

@@RussellFreeman-q3w try this link and check out options www.amazon.com/AXTH-Precision-Screwdriver-Professional-Electronic/dp/B0CBTYZY2S/ref=mp_s_a_1_2_sspa?crid=1OO596SE2FTPO&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.klruEa4ID0ZPhqqIEWOwHv-asPUXtanPBBx5f-5siqkCMwNxfcWx787OhcZ-0phaSV7LFXbM2S3JEUFEgVWagJXPhDfCKLPEM-DZINsqZ_TnoVgHDWFqu91gpunjPEyeD3t2JkYe8FBxO5qb-KlgGykCZ4xMESiAwxsJfc2xmHaKnIbihdYxEm4fRheVM0zFqF9sd8hqoQGqFsd0-pIk8Q.fxWZzz4eTz26nZyh6F3eU-fJqIsgimh1K3MWfMZb_QU&dib_tag=se&keywords=torx+etc+screwdriver+set&qid=1736386702&sprefix=torx+etc+screwdriver+set%2Caps%2C104&sr=8-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1

@@AnnabelleMatyas thanks ! Glad it helped. I never did do it since this new fuse worked perfectly ever since. If you connect long wires to a fuse holder and install the fuse holder on the external plastic. then you should be good. let me know. you may be able to find external fuse holder install videos on youtube.

@@Ernestosgarage there's a few variables. the Pressure washer for sure but more importantly the actual GPM. I recommend one that has at least 2 GPM. seems to be the sweet spot but with changes in the orifice and screen, you can manipulate this and as well as pressure. Everybody needs to mess around with their setup to find the best possible combination. But the MJJC always seems to work on anything and with any soap. That's why people love it. With slight mods, the Sooprinse held its own. I'm reviewing the new MJJC Pro V3 shortly. Will be fun.

@@annheatherton honestly I would throw it out. might be dust but don't take chances

@@talkingwithcars I agree to not use that heater anymore throw it out cut the cord so no one else pulls out of the garbage to try to use it! Get a pair of scissors and cut the poer cord off also! It's not worth the risk of having it catching fire. If you use it, it might Start a fire. If it's burning and brown marks on the outside cover and you see brown around the outside cover then imagine how much more brown it would be on the inside! Cut the electrical cord wire off and throw it in the dumpster and even right with black Magic Marker broken do not use, Just in case a dumpster divers that want to get things that way they'll know it's broke. Heaters are nothing to play around with Because they use very high voltage and very high amperage! And they get very hot at certain spots on the heater! ! I took four years of electronics and electrical wiring, I agree with the author of this video! Like he said throw it out!!!!!! Throw the heater out in the garbage!!!

@@christopherpape4823 yes sir !!

maybe. but damn. this shows you how easy it is to use. wow!!

For the hood (which has PPF) , I didn't have to clay bar it...so I simply cleaned it, polished it and used a panel prep for the 3 year coating.

lmao....actually the color is "Brooklyn Gray" and it's a pretty cool color. It wasn't my first choice but after I got it, I thought it looked cool with the black accents. And it hides a lot of minor defects and dirt ;) My XC40 is a similar color....ok, go ahead and scoff....lol....maybe I'll get a red corvette soon :)

Thanks for the kind words....I'm going to order and try the nemesis sponge on a clean part of my car to see if I feel any better about it. I also ordered the HERO rinse-less wash which is supposed to be a great product so let's see how I feel after working with those two products and I'll give my true thoughts on the "legacy type sponge"

@@nickevans3190 Thanks my man!! I'm working on a foam cannon now that may be very similar. stay tuned for that!! Happy New Year!!

Yeah, Griffin Burke is a small boutique product maker in the US. He works with his own chemist and developed this drivelab system. The Hotlap soap is incredible and I'm using the one wiper often for multiple reasons (quick detailer, drying aid, topper, etc). And it smells great! This is his inside cleaner/detailer and I like it. his website link is within the description of the video...let me know if you don't find it. thx