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As a mechanic, please dont poke holes in your gas tank.. cut the fuel line or simply go to the Schrader valve before the intake.. the fuel line is far easier and cheaper to fix or replace.. Great video sir..!! Semper-fi
Another idea for getting brake fluid out of the reservoir is to use a rag to absorb it and squeeze it into a suitable container (one with a lid). No cutting necessary.
I bought a used truck back when we were kids and me and my good buddy went for a drive out the back roads. The previous owner had dumb 22" chrome ebay wheels on it, and one of them broke in half when we hit a little pothole waaaaaay out in the middle of nowhere about 30 miles off the pavement. Of course there was no jack, no wheel wrench, and no spare tire in the thing lol I had just gotten it. We walked into the cold Canadian September night in our T-shirts and jeans for hours and finally got to cell service. Made a big fire and drank the rest of our beer waiting for a buddy to come get us. Got out of there about 3am. Just one of a hundred situations we got into back then. Good thing we carried lighters and were used to walking and being hungry, unlike the kids of today lol.
If your battery isn't dead and your fuel pump works you can get gass from the fuel rail by opening the schrader valve. Always carry jumper caples AND a jump pack. Pool shock and brake fluid is a popular method for people to get insurance claims.
Maybe stuff NORMAL people would carry. Have you SEEN his videos? Man is Rambo/MacGyver in real life. He would have stuff no one else has in their vehicles.
Been there, done that in the Northern Michigan woods. It wasn't nearly as bad as you think. Well, as long as you carry the correct equipment in your vehicle.
This should be taught in high school. I knew this stuff but its amazing how ignorant the education system leaves children. You're doing dad duty for a lot of you people out there. Great video!
One option, if you have a vehicle with magnesium parts, is to shave some fillings for a helluva fire starter, don’t put water on it though💣 great tip about the pool shock/ brake fluid Corporal Wizard!
If the person is somewhat familiar with their car, they can get fuel from the fuel rail without damaging anything. Even if the vehicle is not running, a time bit of fuel on a rag or in a small container can be used to help start a fire.
I said something similar on another Channel every time I watch your channel I learned something very useful thank you for spreading your knowledge and teaching us teaching us very useful things
That was wicked awesome knowledge. "Douche flute" 😂 never heard that one before. Learned something knew. I'm gonna use that word whenever it comes to vapes or e cigs. 😏👍 ooorah!
Great video! I was stumped on the pool shock and brake fluid idea but knew the other three! I'll have to keep it in mind!! Unfortunately, my truck doesn't have a lighter but, then again, I'll always be carrying my get back bag with my complete fire kit in it. I have to have able bodied companions to get around these days, especially since I no longer have the ability to drive, but it's great to have the knowledge!!
Great ideas for urban survival! I love chemical reactions! The bigger, the better. And, they are impressive A.F. especially to your friends who are blissfully unaware of how delicate our modern society really is.
I watched a video about this by a channel about Roth accounts or something, and you two had entirely different methods. I like yours where the car survives.
Thank you Corporal this was very helpful I got one more if you have a pencil use your jumper cables on the pencil after you split the pencil in half touch the graphite with the jumper cables it will burn the pencil as tinder.
If you drive a carbureted vehicle undo the fuel line to the carburetor and put a container under the fuel line you’ll be able to crank the vehicle and it will pour gas into your container if you cannot crank the vehicle or get it to turn over loosen it from your fuel filter and gravity will pour the rest into your container same with a a throttle body im sure fuel injection is the same way this way you can re connect your lines and not cause any potential drivability issues and can return if possible at a later date and repair your vehicle
Good to go. I didn't know about the pool shock and brake fluid. I learned a different chemical reaction trick (which I will most definitely NOT be disclosing here because of, well, RUclips). All good advice if you're in a bind. I agree that siphoning is the best bet (Edit: if you decide to use gas). Although many newer cars have anti-siphon screens in the fill pipe, it's possible to get around that if you really need to. Good stuff. Semper Fi!
Yes, I had a Marine Corp Vietnam Vet Demolitions expert tell me about putting Ping Pong balls in gas tanks that would induce a certain chemical reaction once the ping pong ball wax plug melted away, but I can't remember the chemicals? It does disable the vehicle and anybody in the vicinity.
We taught out young'uns to not fool around in an emergency situation. All of them began their training with folding "pocket stoves" fueled by gel alcohol. The gel fuel does not spread like liquid alcohol and we thought it was a safer alternative for training purposes. When it was time for a wood fueled campfire, and the wood was damp, a generous squirt of the gel alcohol always did the trick. It sticks to the wood for easy ignition. Get the fire lit before dark if you plan to use fire was our instruction.
Alcohol evaporates. Use trioxane tablets. Army surplus. They come in a foil pack, kind of like an Alka-Seltzer. About the same size. If you put them inside your pack, you don't want them up in the top where the sun can get to them because they can spontaneously combust if they get too hot.
@@richardrogers8254 Unfortunately, we have little US surplus available in the Republic of the Philippine Islands where I took an early retirement. Even current manufacture Esbit fuel has to be imported and is super expensive due to transportation, import fees and VAT tax. We have to work with what we can purchase locally or DIY. We have a few awesome firestarter recipes that work fantastic and can be made from local materials. Every family members has them in their kits for use if the practice session turns serious. I only mentioned the gel fuel because that is always in our car kit with pocket stoves for making a hot cup, heating water etc. We purchase the gel fuel in bulk from hotel, restaurant and catering supply shops. It is basically the same as Sterno and other brands of canned cooking fuel. We repackage the gel into recycled plastic dish detergent bottles. A good squeeze into an aluminum bottle cap or small tin is all we need in the folding stove for use where a wood campfire is not possible.
Better way to get the gas is to disconnect the fuel line down stream of the fuel pump. For electric fuel pump, just turn on the key, for a mechanical, crank the engine over.
Wow, pool shock is insane. If you need a quick way to get brake fluid, probably just enough to start a fire if you got your tender already on top with the pool shock, you can take the windshield washer hose loose, put the end down in your brake reservoir and put your thumb over the other end so that creates a vacuum and lift it up and you'll have whatever's inside the hose held in place until you let go with your thumb and it falls out. I'm sure everybody has tried this with a straw when they were drinking something.
Should be noted, burning Pool chemicals can create a hazardous gas, and that should be an ABSOLUTE LAST RESORT to create fires for warmth, and must be in an open well ventilated area. IF you plan on cooking only use the chemicals enough to start a small fire and use the flames to light a piece of untainted wood/tinder to start a separate cooking fire, because the gases will contaminate your food. I'm serious, it's a hazmat protocol I have to deal with at work dealing with pool chemicals.
Well common sense needs to be said now-a-days. I'd hate to be a kid, trying this out in the woods, unbeknownst to him that the chemical reaction is highly toxic, and boom.
@TheJavaGuru78 that's called natural selection, it's working well until recently. Now the weak bodied and minded are allowed to reproduce and are world is going downhill trying to support them
Why not just open the brake fluid reservoir and take out of there? You could use a piece of cloth to get it out with or other ways. Other than cutting your lines. I know this all depends on your situation. Every time I watch, I learn something. Even if it's the smallest thing. Keep it up.
Good video, you are on a road that leads somewhere you know of. Do you walk or stay? Unless its freezing and the car will turn into an ice box you better get a fire in play. Knowing what parts you can start a fire with is very helpful. You can also burn the spare tire as it will burn thick black smoke.
you can still buy the push cigarette lighters... some with snazzy backs like "Ejector Seat" lol... also I carry a siphon hose with hand pump in my road kit... I think most people should.
One time while out hunting and camping I realized I didn't have a way to start a fire. After few minutes of thinking and checking my VW bus for a fire starter I decided to remove the rubber fuel line from the carburetor and lay it on the rear steel bumper then I disabled the ignition coil. I found a old soda can and place the fuel line in the can and cranked the engine over for a few second pumping gas into the can. I reinstalled the fuel line and got the coil hooked back up then removed a spark plug wire and then semi soaked a old shop towel with the gas I had in the can. I placed the gas wet rag on the rear bumper and layed the spark plug wire on the steel bumper almost touching the rag. I started the engine for a couple second ran back the rear of the VW bus and the rag was burning nicely which I quickly laid down about 10 feet from the bus near my prepared fire bundle and kindling thus saving the outdoor adventure!
What about not cutting the brake line but just using a bit of narrow hose to pipet the brake fluid from the top since it seems only a small amount was needed?
I never knew that about pool shock and dot 3 brake fluid, I thought the brake fluid was just like regular oil and innocuous for the most part but you learn something new every day 👏🏼
Wow! I had no idea about the pool shock and brake fluid! Thanks for that info. I always carry spare brake fluid in my car. Nice to know the stats on pools 😉
I learned something new from this video, I did not know about brake fluid and pool shock, now I'm going to have to research further and find out what chemicals cause that reaction! Thumbs up!
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Thankfully, no land cruisers were harmed making this video ... beautiful vehicle corporal...
As a mechanic, please dont poke holes in your gas tank.. cut the fuel line or simply go to the Schrader valve before the intake.. the fuel line is far easier and cheaper to fix or replace.. Great video sir..!! Semper-fi
other options and explanations were given
Douche flute is the best name for a vape I've heard.
Another idea for getting brake fluid out of the reservoir is to use a rag to absorb it and squeeze it into a suitable container (one with a lid). No cutting necessary.
20+ years military retired many moons ago. Here to support channel. Keep up the good work.
😂Douche flute..... Love it !
Brake fluid and shock was sick! Didn’t know that!
Cool little tricks. Good to see the 4Runner still alive.
I bought a used truck back when we were kids and me and my good buddy went for a drive out the back roads. The previous owner had dumb 22" chrome ebay wheels on it, and one of them broke in half when we hit a little pothole waaaaaay out in the middle of nowhere about 30 miles off the pavement. Of course there was no jack, no wheel wrench, and no spare tire in the thing lol I had just gotten it. We walked into the cold Canadian September night in our T-shirts and jeans for hours and finally got to cell service. Made a big fire and drank the rest of our beer waiting for a buddy to come get us. Got out of there about 3am. Just one of a hundred situations we got into back then. Good thing we carried lighters and were used to walking and being hungry, unlike the kids of today lol.
right on! thank you for this. haven’t seen anyone cover it really
If your battery isn't dead and your fuel pump works you can get gass from the fuel rail by opening the schrader valve. Always carry jumper caples AND a jump pack.
Pool shock and brake fluid is a popular method for people to get insurance claims.
Do a broken down car in the middle of nowhere overnight survival challenge with only normal stuff you would carry
Maybe stuff NORMAL people would carry. Have you SEEN his videos? Man is Rambo/MacGyver in real life. He would have stuff no one else has in their vehicles.
Nope
Been there, done that in the Northern Michigan woods. It wasn't nearly as bad as you think. Well, as long as you carry the correct equipment in your vehicle.
That’s such a good idea
So the video would be 24 hours sleeping in a car. Done that. Easy peasy
Great school circle. Luv the passing of knowledge
This should be taught in high school. I knew this stuff but its amazing how ignorant the education system leaves children. You're doing dad duty for a lot of you people out there. Great video!
"Outstanding" good things to know
I love all Corporals Corner videos. I always learn something.
Didn't know about the brake fluid and shock. Thank you for that. Catch your next drop
Douche flute! Corporal I learn something new every time from you! Outstanding AF! Carry-on sir!
I just love these. Thanks, my grand kids will love the shock start.
A lot of people carry road flares in their cars or trucks. They are great for emergency fire starters
One option, if you have a vehicle with magnesium parts, is to shave some fillings for a helluva fire starter, don’t put water on it though💣 great tip about the pool shock/ brake fluid Corporal Wizard!
Great video, good information and the term "douche flute" will definetly be added to my vocabulary.
Well, i just learned something today. Didn't know about shock and break fluid
Cool ideas. Didn't know about the pool shock. Good as usual
Dang Corporal I thought I was gonna watch you poke a hole in your gas tank lol great tips and tricks like always
Would enjoy seeing more videos like this one. Great tips for anytime survival.
love me some midweek corperal corners videos !!!
If the person is somewhat familiar with their car, they can get fuel from the fuel rail without damaging anything. Even if the vehicle is not running, a time bit of fuel on a rag or in a small container can be used to help start a fire.
Simple, to the point, stuff that works. Just the way I like it!
"Should I stay should I go there... outstanding"
I said something similar on another Channel every time I watch your channel I learned something very useful thank you for spreading your knowledge and teaching us teaching us very useful things
Great tips, Corporal. Thanks!👍🏻👍🏻
Ohhhhh the old school car lighter! Good luck finding them in a car anymore let alone an ashtray. Man I miss the old school 😎
explained in the video
I watched the whole video. Was just saying I miss those days like having a stick shift too😎🇺🇸
Big fan Shawn. Thanks for all your hard work to bring this content to people who will be the only ones left if TSHTF😎🇺🇸
I honestly didn’t know that pool cleaner and break fluid.Could actually start a fire?
That was wicked awesome knowledge.
"Douche flute" 😂 never heard that one before. Learned something knew. I'm gonna use that word whenever it comes to vapes or e cigs. 😏👍 ooorah!
Excellent information sir
Love your videos
Corporal, haven't seen the Toyota in a while! Good to see it and fire starting 🔥 in the same video! OK, back to normal programming!
Great video! I was stumped on the pool shock and brake fluid idea but knew the other three! I'll have to keep it in mind!! Unfortunately, my truck doesn't have a lighter but, then again, I'll always be carrying my get back bag with my complete fire kit in it. I have to have able bodied companions to get around these days, especially since I no longer have the ability to drive, but it's great to have the knowledge!!
That, was a great one. Great stuff to know.
Great ideas for urban survival! I love chemical reactions! The bigger, the better. And, they are impressive A.F. especially to your friends who are blissfully unaware of how delicate our modern society really is.
Great information man keep up the great work
Very interesting video, and good tips.
How to start a fire with your vehicle
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Thank you for the mid-week video!
See you Sunday!
I watched a video about this by a channel about Roth accounts or something, and you two had entirely different methods.
I like yours where the car survives.
that last one was surprising 😮
i keep that one walmart knife that has a tiny flashlight and ferro rod built in with my normal edc.
Thank you Corporal this was very helpful I got one more if you have a pencil use your jumper cables on the pencil after you split the pencil in half touch the graphite with the jumper cables it will burn the pencil as tinder.
If you drive a carbureted vehicle undo the fuel line to the carburetor and put a container under the fuel line you’ll be able to crank the vehicle and it will pour gas into your container if you cannot crank the vehicle or get it to turn over loosen it from your fuel filter and gravity will pour the rest into your container same with a a throttle body im sure fuel injection is the same way this way you can re connect your lines and not cause any potential drivability issues and can return if possible at a later date and repair your vehicle
Good to go. I didn't know about the pool shock and brake fluid. I learned a different chemical reaction trick (which I will most definitely NOT be disclosing here because of, well, RUclips). All good advice if you're in a bind. I agree that siphoning is the best bet (Edit: if you decide to use gas). Although many newer cars have anti-siphon screens in the fill pipe, it's possible to get around that if you really need to. Good stuff. Semper Fi!
Yes, I had a Marine Corp Vietnam Vet Demolitions expert tell me about putting Ping Pong balls in gas tanks that would induce a certain chemical reaction once the ping pong ball wax plug melted away, but I can't remember the chemicals? It does disable the vehicle and anybody in the vicinity.
Pool shock and break fluid, i never knew that.
Let me just ask, instead of disconnect brake lines could you just use a straw to get dot 3 from resivor to use it in small amounts?
yes you can...
Great tips and ideas!!!
Bro I love your comic comments 😂😂😂
The fact that you have an old-school Toyota in the background doesn't surprise me.
Brilliant. Thank you!
THAT WAS AWESOME
As a boy I played with a car cigarette lighter. I learned just because it stopped glowing red, it was still hot.
We taught out young'uns to not fool around in an emergency situation. All of them began their training with folding "pocket stoves" fueled by gel alcohol. The gel fuel does not spread like liquid alcohol and we thought it was a safer alternative for training purposes. When it was time for a wood fueled campfire, and the wood was damp, a generous squirt of the gel alcohol always did the trick. It sticks to the wood for easy ignition. Get the fire lit before dark if you plan to use fire was our instruction.
Alcohol evaporates. Use trioxane tablets. Army surplus. They come in a foil pack, kind of like an Alka-Seltzer. About the same size. If you put them inside your pack, you don't want them up in the top where the sun can get to them because they can spontaneously combust if they get too hot.
@@richardrogers8254 Unfortunately, we have little US surplus available in the Republic of the Philippine Islands where I took an early retirement. Even current manufacture Esbit fuel has to be imported and is super expensive due to transportation, import fees and VAT tax. We have to work with what we can purchase locally or DIY. We have a few awesome firestarter recipes that work fantastic and can be made from local materials. Every family members has them in their kits for use if the practice session turns serious. I only mentioned the gel fuel because that is always in our car kit with pocket stoves for making a hot cup, heating water etc. We purchase the gel fuel in bulk from hotel, restaurant and catering supply shops. It is basically the same as Sterno and other brands of canned cooking fuel. We repackage the gel into recycled plastic dish detergent bottles. A good squeeze into an aluminum bottle cap or small tin is all we need in the folding stove for use where a wood campfire is not possible.
Better way to get the gas is to disconnect the fuel line down stream of the fuel pump. For electric fuel pump, just turn on the key, for a mechanical, crank the engine over.
You can also carry a syringe and get the break fluid from the top break container
Bravo! I've never seen the brake fluid trick.
I normally throw those bread ties glad to learn a use for them
Love a good 4runner cameo! My 5th gen doesnt have the lighter! 😂😢
I didn't know about the pool shock nice tip
Wow, pool shock is insane. If you need a quick way to get brake fluid, probably just enough to start a fire if you got your tender already on top with the pool shock, you can take the windshield washer hose loose, put the end down in your brake reservoir and put your thumb over the other end so that creates a vacuum and lift it up and you'll have whatever's inside the hose held in place until you let go with your thumb and it falls out. I'm sure everybody has tried this with a straw when they were drinking something.
Cool change up brother, very enjoyable video!
Should be noted, burning Pool chemicals can create a hazardous gas, and that should be an ABSOLUTE LAST RESORT to create fires for warmth, and must be in an open well ventilated area. IF you plan on cooking only use the chemicals enough to start a small fire and use the flames to light a piece of untainted wood/tinder to start a separate cooking fire, because the gases will contaminate your food. I'm serious, it's a hazmat protocol I have to deal with at work dealing with pool chemicals.
I think that was kinda what he was talking about, he said nothing about cooking a meal with nothing but chemicals! Common sense goes a long ways!😂😂😂
Well common sense needs to be said now-a-days. I'd hate to be a kid, trying this out in the woods, unbeknownst to him that the chemical reaction is highly toxic, and boom.
@@TheJavaGuru78 I call that natural selection. Weeding out the weak and stupid.
@TheJavaGuru78 that's called natural selection, it's working well until recently. Now the weak bodied and minded are allowed to reproduce and are world is going downhill trying to support them
Well done soldier....very practical knowledge!
Nice info, especially if you come across a vehicle salvage yard
Why not just open the brake fluid reservoir and take out of there? You could use a piece of cloth to get it out with or other ways. Other than cutting your lines. I know this all depends on your situation. Every time I watch, I learn something. Even if it's the smallest thing. Keep it up.
Good video, you are on a road that leads somewhere you know of.
Do you walk or stay? Unless its freezing and the car will turn into an ice box you better get a fire in play.
Knowing what parts you can start a fire with is very helpful. You can also burn the spare tire as it will burn thick black smoke.
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother
Nice change of pace! This could be really helpful if shit hits the fan!
you can still buy the push cigarette lighters... some with snazzy backs like "Ejector Seat" lol... also I carry a siphon hose with hand pump in my road kit... I think most people should.
Nice idea for a video. Thank you.
There is the Red Beast!
One time while out hunting and camping I realized I didn't have a way to start a fire. After few minutes of thinking and checking my VW bus for a fire starter I decided to remove the rubber fuel line from the carburetor and lay it on the rear steel bumper then I disabled the ignition coil. I found a old soda can and place the fuel line in the can and cranked the engine over for a few second pumping gas into the can. I reinstalled the fuel line and got the coil hooked back up then removed a spark plug wire and then semi soaked a old shop towel with the gas I had in the can. I placed the gas wet rag on the rear bumper and layed the spark plug wire on the steel bumper almost touching the rag. I started the engine for a couple second ran back the rear of the VW bus and the rag was burning nicely which I quickly laid down about 10 feet from the bus near my prepared fire bundle and kindling thus saving the outdoor adventure!
What about not cutting the brake line but just using a bit of narrow hose to pipet the brake fluid from the top since it seems only a small amount was needed?
MacGyvering your way out of a survival situation 😊
I never knew that about pool shock and dot 3 brake fluid, I thought the brake fluid was just like regular oil and innocuous for the most part but you learn something new every day 👏🏼
Great ideas, thanks for the simplicity of them. Hope I never need them but they are in my mind now.
the pool shock can also be used to disinfect water in an emergency
Take top off brake fluid dip material in fluid add Shock
7 out of 10 houses have a pool? I guess you live in SoCal. 🙂
It's funny, but us usual Joe's aren't used to look at our vehicle as a resource for something more than locomotion.
Good explanations!
Great content.
Nice video!! Gave something to put in the memory bank. The HTH brake fluid was a knew one for me
Fantastic information
Wow! I had no idea about the pool shock and brake fluid! Thanks for that info. I always carry spare brake fluid in my car. Nice to know the stats on pools 😉
Nice to see the ‘yota again. Would not hate seeing your take on “overlanding”
Cheers
Always Outstanding AF.
Awesome skills video. Thank you!
Excellent tutorial
Excellent video the pool shock with brake fluid that one I didn’t know about 👍
I learned something new from this video, I did not know about brake fluid and pool shock, now I'm going to have to research further and find out what chemicals cause that reaction! Thumbs up!
Love it! Thanks.
Good information to know. Thank you.
Another great video
We use to call gasoline, boy scout water, when I was in the scouts back in the 60's. I think you can figure out why, lol. Thx for the vid Corp