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The only proper way is to go to a shop with a flush machine and good additives and have them do it properly.

@@Fktg_tactical thankyou

@@carlos01guerra You're welcome and good luck!

Yes, it has a wet bathroom where the toilet and sink is inside the shower.

@@Fktg_tactical did I miss the details on that - or could you post video with those details

@@Taxpayeroftherepublic I am not with it at the moment but when I am with it I'll get some video of the inside.

Quick new video posted about the bathroom.

We've wheeled it in Sand Hollow, the Rubicon and Fordyce with no issues. We have RCV's and an aftermarket housing.

I'm assuming you could swap fuses which I never thought about doing. If I remember correctly all of the wires are the same gauge coming out. Thanks for watching!

I assume the money is for the spirits? The Pumpkin Hollow Mine has been open but they just went out of business in June so who knows where that's going. I'm sure someone will buy it and continue.

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I just have it on the trailer and haven’t had any issues. When I have the camper on my truck I don’t register it either but maybe I should?

I need a backhoe badly!

@@thebrownthomascrown917 If you have a drill, bits and some hand tools yes they just bolt on.

This wasn't my Jeep. It was a clients Jeep but he was always saying the oil temp ran hot before and after I replaced the cooler. I can't remember how hot but I will pay attention to my wife's GC Ecoddiesel and see what it says as it's supposed to be 105' here today. Stay tuned for update and Thanks for watching!

I just drove the gc for about an hour and a half in 100-108’ and the engine oil temp was at 222-228’ and we haven’t had any issue.

It is a 5.5" Rock Krawler when I welded to lower coilover mounts I added about 1" to high and installed JKS adjustable spacers in the rear. The tires are 41x14.5x17 Swamper Irok radials and Method 17x9 beadlocks. Thanks for watching!

@@Fktg_tactical beautiful rig!

Thanks!

There are some wheeling videos on my channel if you want to see it on the Rubicon or in Sand Hollow.

Just give them our number! Thanks for watching!

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If the glove don't fit you must acquit!

Yeah, thanks. I did that to get it off of the trailer and onto my truck and it was sketch too with the jacks out that far.

I did a bunch of research before replacing the cooler instead of just the hose. They supposedly have issues with the coolant getting into the oil which is why we replaced it. It has the similar appearance of a 3.6 except it's like $850 instead of $350 and all aluminum and no plastic. Thanks for watching!

I haven't replaced one on a truck but the bracket was almost covering it on the Grand Cherokee also but I was able to get it with a wobbly socket if I remember correctly. Thanks for watching!

@@Fktg_tactical I did mine last weekend in a truck and you definitely have to pull the ac and bracket. There is just no room behind the bracket on the Ram version. Oh well, got it out with a little extra work. Thank you!

@@Avicados You're welcome!

What size are the bolts for mounting the cooler

@@brandonwalker8143 pretty sure I remember them being 10mm

Yes, they both will leak when cooler is removed. The coolant will leak when the hoses come off as well.

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Can you replace the hose from the bottom without removing the oil cooler?

Rustoleum hammered paint & primer black. Thanks for watching!

Maybe? If PSC told you that then I would go with what they say for sure.

It wasn't installed on my Jeep. I have the big bore with hydro assist on mine and it is great. There is a previous video on that install a couple years ago if interested. It was a clients Jeep but they seem to be happy with it. Thanks for your support!

Nice. I can’t do the hydro assist because I flat tow my jeep and I was told I would need to unhook the system. I do what to later on down the road if I get something different for the RV

@@RemandOz I think you would just need to remove the bolt that hooks the ram to the tie rod which is pretty easy. If you take a look at the video where I installed it on my JK you can do a little investigation.

It's been a while but I do remember getting the bolts in was a pain. I thought I was going to have to take the bumper off to get hem in but I finally got it. Without a lift I would probably take it off just because I don't see another way. Thanks for watching!

It's been all over the west and didn't "fell of".

I've been through 4 sets now. 54's on a Tacoma is something I've got to see. Thanks for watching!

@@Fktg_tactical I just got my custom fusion 80 rear steer axle so a few months until I 4 link it

Nice! What are you going to run in the front? I used to live in Frisco.

@@Fktg_tactical super 60 built full hydro and awesome I’m in eagle county trying to build truggys for a living and do off road recovery

Yeah, it's a 1 ton with 7000 lbs air bags so it does okay. All of them have been a couple thousand miles with no issues as of yet. Thanks for watching!

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Yeah, they need to get out and get some wear!

Yeah, that's good idea except both Jeeps wouldn't fit if I put in further back.

That's a good idea, never considered that. I'll have to see if it will work when I do mine.

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I use a 2006 3500 Duramax and I don't know the weight. trailer 8000, camper 3000, YJ 4-5000?, JK 5-600? The only GM truck that's up to pulling it per manufacturer would be a 2020 and up dually.

It's hard to say. I always have a lot of other stuff and vehicles going on . I would say 10-12 hours total. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for the install.

Why? Are you a cop?

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The camper is 10' from front of trailer to back end of camper. We had 12' to spare and found a camper that left us enough room to open the camper door with the Jeeps strapped in. Thanks for watching!

Yep!

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Yeah, it would be like going up Iron Mountain Road which I stay away from like the plague in Winter. There's a part 2 to this video from the next day if you were interested. Thanks for watching!

That's a good idea. We thought about it. Probably would have been easier! Thanks for watching!

We haven't been wheelin in over a year. Due to the current state of the world we decided to put our money into more preps, g*ns, ammo, food, body armor, etc! With fuel prices the way they are the 70-80 gallons of fuel to get both rigs to just the Rubicon, wheel and get home is like $300 or more. It sucks I know. Thinking of making the trip to KOH tih the crawler hauler and the YJ this year so stay tuned!

Yeah, I don't know much about them but I do know the 3.6 manuals suck for engine control when wheelin. Thanks for your support!

Awesome! If you have any questions just let me know. Thanks for watching.

Yeah, I like your toolbox set ups as well.

@@Fktg_tactical Thanks 👍 Have a time with your awesome rig.and family.

@@tyrannyresponseteam9534 You too and thanks for your support!

The bumper weighs about 40 pounds with tow brackets and winch weighs around 66 pounds so we're looking at about 100 lbs give or take. Thanks for your support!

This was our first trip in an organized run. They take care of a lot of the stuff for you if you're not familiar with the trail. Thanks for support and watching our videos!

Crazy! My grand parents have a trailer on Bybee Ln and I spent a lot of time there during the summers of the 80's. Going to Vorra at the mine, fishing at Weber and out at the river by the mc tracks all the time. I didn't find Pine Grove until about 7-8 years ago. Crazy that it's really haunted. Thanks for your support!

They are 17x9 Method 105 beadlock and they work great. www.methodracewheels.com/products/105-beadlock-matte-black?variant=1096083557 Thanks for your support!

On summit racing they say maximum recommended wheel width is 12". The sidewalls are so tall I think down to 8" wide would do just fine. 9-10" wide being perfect.

I have the wood, hinges and locks to make them into storage but life got in the way. Good idea and it will happen at some time soon. Thanks for your support.

What size wheels you run on jk

They are 17x9 Method 105 beadlocks so 8.5 is close. Thanks for watching!

That sounds like a good idea. I'll look into it. Thanks!