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@@DerekThompson-gd3ng the wet one is Pioneer CT. Always stay to the right going up. It dead ends way up top. The other you enter near Mallette Park

I dont claim any of those duck people! That is a different crowd.

Is it still running normal?

@@rubiatoroutdoors yes, I spent an hour pressure washing the chassis and outside today, and it’s I still hear it. No performance change. Googled it and it said it could be either the filter, the pump which might be failing, or if you go off-roading the fuel sloshing in the tank could cause the pump to suck in air which can mess it up too. Google likes to put all these bad possibilities into your head at the same time so idk. Changing fuel filter soon, we’ll see what happens. 97 grand Cherokee 5.2, 130k miles btw Edit: I doubt that it could be failing because I never heard it until I went on some rough trails yesterday, leads me to believe that it could of sucked in air or something else related to the rough driving could of caused it

@LuNa-yd1fz my first thought was also the fuel pump. They have a slight vibration to them. If the pump or the line changed position, it could be barely vibrating against something. Have you ever been using a pressure washer and the pressure hose touches something as you are using it? It will make a vibrating noise... I wouldn't think it's failing if it hasn't cutout or shuddered.

@@rubiatoroutdoors good point, guess i was concerned because the sound sounded mechanical, like an electric motor. No performance issues though, like the engine surging or stalling, or rough idling which are all symptoms of a failing fuel pump. Thanks for the help, the trails here in spain are pretty cool. The Pyrenees especially.

​@LuNa-yd1fz that would be a heck of a trip to get the Gladiator over there!

@@eusojgarcia1 No, we are going to Missouri, less mud, more rocks

It's always a bummer when you plan something for 6-8 months, we didnt have a plan for that!

@@Lefishn sport!

We thought that before as well, but you can, in fact, have too much cheese!

I agree!!

Thanks! At least it cools off at night.

Jeeps are intended for whatever you want to do with them. We dont build them to drive down easy dirt roads! We have put them in every situation imaginable, and had them in a few places they had no buisness being in. Its an adult lego set, build them how you want! Thanks for watching!

15 mins from your house!! Let's go

Corsa, when I was editing, I was thinking the same thing. I never hear it from outside the jeep.

Thanks! You ready to join on the next few?

Glad you enjoyed it

On amazon search: Gladiator roof rack. Its the Hooke half rack for $299. At Harbor Frieght: its the 100w Thunderbolt solar panel. They are usually $119, but they put them on sale for $85 a few times a year.

@@rubiatoroutdoors awesome thanks! Did you paint the solar panel frames black?

@@jfrazier30 Yeah, they come silver.

Sometimes they are such a pain to diagnose. Did you go back with factory ball joints?

This was the Labor Day weekend. I love fall colors, so for me that is the perfect time. But I am sure may is great!!

@@rubiatoroutdoors did y’all have to air down much?

@@nikoazucenas1989 not for these trails. I don't think we did at all now that I am thinking about it. It does make for a smoother ride though

@@rubiatoroutdoors thanks for your help with your info. I have the new gen Canyon on 34s, hoping it’ll be as easy as y’all made it look

@nikoazucenas1989 all trails are super easy over there.

I purchased an aftermarket remote start. It was a plug and play device that uses your existing keypad. You just hit Lock-Unlock-Lock and boom. The brand is Kleinn.

I really enjoy these small trips with the kids! They soak everything up. My favorite is doing this type of tril in the mountains with them, but that takes at least 4 days.

Once it happens, you get gun shy and start thinking its going to happen everywhere.

@@rubiatoroutdoors put hd ball joints in. the more you look into ball joints on jeep seems stock only last about 5-10 miles showing no typical signs of play but are bad. the same shop that told me i didnt need them, installed teraflex hd ball joints and said the previous ones felt very weak in comparison. fixed my shimmy DW.

I have had it for over 3 years now, and the only thing I have done is change out the clamps that hold it to my bed. The ones that came with it bent when I was wheeling really hard up a 60-degree hill with a RTT. Other than that, I can say it is well worth the money!

We go every December, we are leaving this Thursday to head over there. It's an awesome small town! Trails are slim during the winter.

It makes you so gun shy after the first time!

@@rubiatoroutdoors you are right, especially slowing down to like 35mph on the expressway to get it to stop

The tow harness positive wire.

They are such a great platform to build off of!!

I think they have it under control now , but it took a few days

Its so dry!

What size tires are you running? Mine are 37s, I bet the size and weight are huge facotor.

I like all vehicles!!

I had my last one for 1 year and 11 months and put 89k miles of pure fun on it!

We dont have many mountain trails! The trails are for everyone to enjoy and get outside! The town of red river is kept alive by Texans and other nearby states

Definitely going and we taking our Tacos

It's hard to get perfectly round 37" tires. When they are cold, I think you can feel the imperfections.

I love northern NM!!

I bought the same truck in another color, then switched everything over.

How do u like the smart cap?

@richardcerebe7011 It's the most amazing addition I have added. Its well built and worth the cost

From the freeway, maybe 8-10. From pavment about two, offrod about 1/2 miles. Unfortunately, people found this spot after this and started trashing it, so they closed it. But i found another!

There are a lot of sxs there. Nice easy trails with great views! Thanks for the positive comments!!

Part of the video, yes!

They did total it, but not due to that. They actually fixed the axle but found the frame was bent.

Agreed!! The dealer had another in with the same issue. it seems the passenger tire can not take a direct hit..

@@rubiatoroutdoors The jk axles are a lot stronger because of that, but when they break, its at the tracbar mount. At least they made the tube a bit bigger and thicker... still not up to par like the rear dana 44s

@@mails5054 it could have been much worse if the car would have hit the Jeep instead of just the front tire!

@@rubiatoroutdoors yeah thats odd the frame bent, even odder they just didnt swap a new frame under it, or a section. Maybe your state doesnt do that. New frames are easy for dealerships that are good, which is probably not a lot these days

@@mails5054 they definitely do frame swaps here, but from what I understand that particular insurance company will not pay for a frame swap.

A BMW hit my front right tire

The fox stabilizer fixed my issue completely

Mine started at 2100 miles in a stock overland

They will only take so much, I guess the BMW was too much haha