Andrew doesn't have to worry about things like this because he isn't a branch manager, he is the CEO! 🚙 It was not a _hit and run_ but rather a *hit and leaves* . Hehehehehe 🤦♂️
Andrew does the opposite of the typical You-tuber and he's still killing it. He always underplays the video title ... then you watch it get hooked. He never ask you to "like the video" or subscribe ... but you do anyway.
Hehe, yeah but sometimes i'm still a bit worried when Levi gets close to a running machine and Andrew cant see him properly. (Behind the skidd steer for example) I mean, i know that they both, Andrew AND Levi are very careful and watch out for each other but i'm still worried sometimes.
I once saw an Andrew comment where he said he only posts videos of full stories, even if it means waiting months for an end result, others would milk it for several videos so that alone makes him my favourite youtuber by far!
Looks like Andrew has NEW boots. I would have thought he would have taken the old worn out ones, re-oiled them, re-stitched them, grafted soles and heels from a "parts boot" and said....that's fixed. Keep the videos coming Andrew...the best on You Tube.
That'll be his next video. "These boots have been nice and I could buy some new ones, but I think I can fix them and make them even better instead. Let's get to work." Makes an hour long video about fixing them and then using them.
Andrew commented in the past how different the metal is in this Montero. At least the frame and body. He says the frame hasn't rusted significantly while his other vehicles rust on par with the rest of NY's cars.
This guy is absolutely amazing. Nothing is ever a problem for him and I respect that.... If I ever had to take that fuel tank apart and put it back together again I would be a nervous wreck with severe anxiety that there would be a fire and that everything would fall apart before I got it back together... that the electrical systems and wiring would fail and then... How do you even remember how to put it back together??? Maybe the problem is that I think too much but because of it I have to get a new car every 2 to 3 years. Once a mechanic has to do any kind of major repair on my car I don't trust to drive it anymore.
Hi from New Zealand. 'We got this tree in the road right here'. SMASH!!! I love it. But I loved the jet ski leap over the wake at the end. That was serious air!
That’s exactly right a fuel tank drain plug would be awesome on vehicles so you don’t have to drop the tank to get the crap out of it and the water out of it and also like you said if you can have access to the fuel pump I can’t stand that I have to drop a fuel tank to get a fuel pump out it’s ridiculous they make the cars and trucks like they don’t want them to be worked on , And yes the nickel copper is good stuff I like using that,Good job Andrew
I think I would have changed the 15 year old pump while it was apart, 15 years is a long time for a fuel pump so I think you will be revisiting this in the not to distant future . Nice of you to put the hitch on for a friend ...you are the MAN.
I gotta say man, a lot of this stuff you film is really pretty simple and a lot of people should know how to do it for themselves but they don't. It's really refreshing to see you demonstrating the MacGyver ability. Thank you for making excellent content and reminding us that we can rely on ourselves to get the job done!
I have a 20 year old mitsi, I can see it doing another 20, unless I kill the clutch, cause I'm no Andrew and I'm not paying for that job lol, but its 20 and not slipping yet so it should last awhile. Haven't had to fix a 20th of what Andrew has on his, but we have no salt, and I don't thrash it like Andrew does lol. Plus when it makes noises I just turn the music up :)
My first car was a 1969 Firebird. And the trunk was so rusted out that it rusted a hole in the top of the gas tank. When you fill it full you smell gasoline inside the car. I use J-B Weld and cut a section of pop can out and laid it on top there after I coat it with J-B Weld and then coated the top of the pop can piece with J-B Weld. Drove the car for another nine years with zero trouble. Also patch the bottom of the tank the same exact way. Never had any trouble! Thanks Andrew love the video.
One product I always use on electrical connectors is die-electric grease. With you being in the salt, it might really be helpful. Just a thought. Great videos, as always!
Man what else all in a day's work. Fuel pump repair, install toll hitch, and little time for relaxation. This channel is the only channel I could stay and watch From the beginning till the end and still want more.
@@AndrewCamarata damn thats crazy andrew. Here in mn we have some steep/slippery boat launches and have a hard time even with a 4wd sometimes. Im sure shes cool as long as the front wheels stay on dry ground. Awesome video as always man i half expect levi on that tube with you.
Glad to see the fire extinguisher on scene and no job is too big for AC. A great fix but I was beginning to think he would need to replace everything up to the injectors. Optimism is believing he will have that vehicle in another 15-20 years without the steel tank rusting through and needing a case of JB Weld. The trailer wiring was installed "top shelf" and keeping the connector in the trunk is excellent advice.
Andrew got a little bit of everything in this video. Fixing his equipment, what automakers should use so repairs aren't so frequent, plenty of Levi, helping out a friend by installing a trailer hitch and jetski riding. Second time I have watch this one. Biding my time waiting for new castle roof video(s) to come out. It must be great just discovering Andrew's channel. You can watch a different video every day of the year, since he has so many, already.
I love your access panel opinion. My GMC broke surrounded in ice and frigid.. I needed a generator in the rural spot it was stuck in to cut hole. I also added a panel that can take full weight of someone stepping in the wrong spot.
My first vehicle was an 86 dodge colt with a 5 speed. It had a bearing that blew out the side of the race. A new race,a couple of dowels drilled into the case and some JB Weld got it back going. It went on to put at least 75k miles after with no problems. JB is amazing stuff
Andrew never fails. At age 64 and on a walker, the only tool in my toolbox is my checkbook. LOL. I have to pay someone else to fix things for me. Recently, I have visited Harbor Freight a couple of times. Spent some money there, all because of Andrew mentions them in some of his videos. Now, Levi and one of his girlfriends need to get a Levi Jr. on the schedule.
I've never seen Levi act like a dog and walk in the way of you doing things. Good companionship between the two of you and a very smart dog! I wasn't planning on getting a dog for a couple of years but Levi alone has made me consider it already.
Hey Andrew, Great instructional video, looks like you were a teacher in another life. Great job of using 2 hose clamps, I have found it can save problems later.
It is so fun when a simple 2 hour job turns into a two to three day, 8 hour per day job. Been there, done that. You did a good job it fixing the problem, and the details that developed. Remember, 'No good deed goes unpunished.' Especially on vehicles.
Thanks for having videos like this. I started watching because I like the digging and moving and driveway fixing part but I keep watching (mostly for Levi, let me be honest) because I like watching you fix things that go wrong. I like watching how you repair things that most people would go 'oh it's useless' and just get a new one. Just thanks for just keeping on and putting out great content.
Its nice to see that you had the fire extinguisher ready just in case. Thumbs up for that! That simple task can spare a lot of trouble and money. And youre right. I NEVER saw a car with a fuel tank drain plug!
Your work ethic inspired my hubby and myself to find and fix a leak( actually two of them) in our plumbing. Took several hours and a trip to the big box store to get the right sized parts, but its fixed and we have AC again on the hottest day here so far. Thanks!
Once again, killer vid. It is another level of satisfaction to watch the repair/upgrade... And then see it in action. That is a big part of why your videos are so enjoyable. Great job Andrew!
Andrew always finds a solution for whatever comes up. A master of all trades,bro thinks on the go. Really love you stuff Andy bro. My boy will be 4 in December he loves heavy equipment, in getting him to watch the videos. He's getting in to it , thanks Andrew.
Andrew really enjoy your videos. and appreciate the time and effort you put to the filming and editing of the videos. Rather then just film off of one camera stuck on the equipment, the extra time you put into your videos really shows. Thanks!
Um..Andrew.....you have 333 videos on youtube...and over the last month, I have watched everyone of them.....can you have a week off....I've got work to do...lol
There's an access panel in the floor for getting to the fuel pump. You can see it in your video. You don't have to drop the tank. Great Mitsubishi design.
ahhhh Andrew, you kill me buddy "hey look at this tree in the road" as you bash through it lol love it!On a serious note I think your the only person I have ever seen fix a fuel pump/sending unit assembly, good for you. If you had ground all that rust off the top of the cover I'm sure the solder would have probably sealed it up nice but the JB weld is crazy good stuff too. I had such a hard time getting the lines off my 2005 ranger fuel filter that i ended up breaking it (much like you did) as the rust nearly welded everything together.Its really nice to see younger people out having fun on toys like you guys are instead of sitting inside playing video games all day, great ending to the video Andrew. It was nice that you helped out your friend with the hitch as well
I’m really surprised you didn’t clean the tank your always pretty good at cleaning something when you fix things one of the few you tubers that haven’t sold out keep up the good work
Gratz on 300 k Subs bro !! Added 200k in 8 months , thats pretty spectacular ! A Superb channel thats really well made thats why. Big pat for Inspector Levi as well . . !!
Have you ever considered using the same method as in boats? Zinc-anodes. Weld some bolt studs to chassis and frame/ to areas where water and dirt (and salt) can access: Inside of fenders and bottom of the frame and chassis behind the wheels, and rear axle covers etc. And add some zinc-anodes.
My metal brake lines rusted out on my 2001 Silverado last year. Very costly to have repaired. Upon getting home I noticed fluid shooting out from behind the front passenger wheel. Took it back up there and it was a rusted transmission line. Had that repaired and sold it. It's great that you have a lift and motivation, skills to DIY.
I cut an access hole in the bed of my 2000 Chevy K3500 to remove and replace the fuel pump. I cut a larger section of bed from a wrecking yard Chevy pick up to overlay the access hole. A little silicone holds the panel in place.
I always replace the fuel pump with a high quality one and filter while I was down there, it's just worth it. Great job Andrew and love your beautiful pup.
Great video again, just a quick comment, that hose may be rated for fuel injection, but those clamps aren't. better to use EFI hose clamps (the ones with a smooth inner barrel and t-bolt type action) which clamp harder and not damage the hose. I've found with general purpose clamps (like heater or radiator hose clamps), the worm drive and sharp slots will cut into the rubber hose and cause damage over time. You'll often see the rubber balloon and squish out from these slots when temps are high and fuel has softened the rubber a bit.
Oh man, watching this video brings back such fond memories of doing this type of job on my '94 Toyota Pickup... Your job came out good and you used what you could get your hands on, but the one thing that I would recommend would be to convert to AN-6 (I try to keep extra AN junk on hand, it works REALLY well and you can get compression fittings for fuel work). I did that with on my Toyota (I've got vids on my channel) and the braided stainless line is SUPER nice, it'll last forever as well! And you are 100% correct about that fuel pump hanger, they are hard to find and can be REALLY expensive, I think the one for my truck was over $200. I had no choice, since my old one was completely rusted out. Nice to see you wire that hitch up the right way. Man I hate those shitty splice connectors!
was up in ur state the other day-went to the Empire Ag days in Seneca Falls,NY. had a blast too. thought of as i passed over the line. great video too. thanks
Can we get an AMEN for Andrew who parks at the bottom of the hill then runs up, places his GoPro, and runs back down so we can see him pulling up the hill as if he already wasn't there!
Sad that every companies want quantity over quality, they rather send replacement if faulty. What they don't think about is cost of shipping. I bet its cheaper to use right products than shipping nowadays.
I use them same connector on every thing I can. I LOVE THEM!!!!! I have used them on our boat trailer that would have lighting problems every year or so after 3 years and using these no more problems! All other connectors are unless and should only be used as temporary IMO. You should add a link to them from amazon in your comments they have like 10 different sized kits as well. I order the small set to test them and they worked awesome. I guess these are meant for marine use. I've used them on my truck, car's, boat's, Atv's for every thing from stereo, trailer, Ignition, head light, & ect connectors. If you get the one of the small butane handheld soldering torches with the guard you can get in some really tight place's with these connectors. Also you do not have to worry about burning other wire's that do not need the heat or are to close.
This was a double whammy, 2 jobs and fun at the end, great video editing and the drone footage and music at the end is superb, I love all your videos you are an absolute joy and inspirational provider, thank you for sharing and making life more interesting and wonderful.
I used to wish it snowed here till I started watching your videos and seeing how much you have to deal with rusted parts I don’t wanna live where it snows anymore nor do I want to visit lol
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Working on a 20yo truck, worried about having to do the same repair in another 20yrs. Andrew sure have faith in that SUV.
No, Andrew has faith in his ability to keep it running!
It's "Planned Obsolescence", otherwise Mitsubishi would be out of business, if no one bought new vehicles
@@VAX1970 It's "planned wasting of earths resources".
@Never Gonnatell I guess you don't own shares in Mitsubishi then?
@Brexit Monger I thought Brexit was the end of the world.
@19:46 A tree on the road and Andrew is coming!?.....Now the tree has a problem!! 😂😂😂
"Look at this tree in the road." Nope, not going around it. lol.
Was anybody else surprised that he didn't stop and whip a chainsaw out of the trunk and deal with it?
Too small to bother with I guess. Like Andrew's attitude about it. Levi was not even phased also.
Just some branch.
Stan; yes crossed my mind too. He always has one of many chainsaws handy, or could have towed or pushed it out of the way.
"Check out this tree in the road right here" BOOM! 😂😂
Andrew doesn't have to worry about things like this because he isn't a branch manager, he is the CEO! 🚙 It was not a _hit and run_ but rather a *hit and leaves* . Hehehehehe 🤦♂️
Andrew does the opposite of the typical You-tuber and he's still killing it.
He always underplays the video title ... then you watch it get hooked.
He never ask you to "like the video" or subscribe ... but you do anyway.
I like how he shows warts and all, don't think is edits much out if any, he has me wincing at times
Andrews videos are like a box of chocolate. You never know what ya gonna get...
And he doesn't click bait either. 'She never thought he could get it to fit!' Etc
Sure you do! Rust. Lots.and.lots.of.rust.
that is why he is the best channel on youtube
It's just a day in the life.
it is fascinating to see how your dog appears to know exactly when to get out of the way and get some distance
Smarter than some people we read about in the news on a daily basis.
@@stanpatterson5033 it appears so. sadly.
Hehe, yeah but sometimes i'm still a bit worried when Levi gets close to a running machine and Andrew cant see him properly. (Behind the skidd steer for example) I mean, i know that they both, Andrew AND Levi are very careful and watch out for each other but i'm still worried sometimes.
... thats no dog.. thats Levi!
@@michael_mouse it is a dog. the name of the dog is Levi.
I once saw an Andrew comment where he said he only posts videos of full stories, even if it means waiting months for an end result, others would milk it for several videos so that alone makes him my favourite youtuber by far!
He’s waited over a year to post a snow plowing video because he wanted more plowing footage so he waited until next winter.
Levi makes me smile.
Every time.
It made me sad
Looks like Andrew has NEW boots. I would have thought he would have taken the old worn out ones, re-oiled them, re-stitched them, grafted soles and heels from a "parts boot" and said....that's fixed. Keep the videos coming Andrew...the best on You Tube.
He will provably get around to doing that. Lol
That'll be his next video. "These boots have been nice and I could buy some new ones, but I think I can fix them and make them even better instead. Let's get to work." Makes an hour long video about fixing them and then using them.
yes ! and he won't have to do that for another 20 yrs.
parts boot lol
He would just say that’s fixed. He would say, “Alright, that looks pretty good”
The rest of the SUV will corode away long before Andrew's new fuel line does ..... BobUK
Andrew commented in the past how different the metal is in this Montero. At least the frame and body. He says the frame hasn't rusted significantly while his other vehicles rust on par with the rest of NY's cars.
It looked to me like he " butt soldered " that new fuel line, that's prone to failure but he seems to get away with some stuff I never would
Should have just replaced that sender, that's a hack job at best. A lot of things you do are great but this isn't.
"look at that tree in the road....ah, just send it!"
Love it
This guy is absolutely amazing. Nothing is ever a problem for him and I respect that.... If I ever had to take that fuel tank apart and put it back together again I would be a nervous wreck with severe anxiety that there would be a fire and that everything would fall apart before I got it back together... that the electrical systems and wiring would fail and then... How do you even remember how to put it back together???
Maybe the problem is that I think too much but because of it I have to get a new car every 2 to 3 years. Once a mechanic has to do any kind of major repair on my car I don't trust to drive it anymore.
You are something else! oh, a tree in the road...whack. Levi wasn't even worried. Great job Andrew!
once a work truck gets is used enough you start to not care, as longs as the tree is not firmly in the ground it will be fine
Hi from New Zealand. 'We got this tree in the road right here'. SMASH!!! I love it. But I loved the jet ski leap over the wake at the end. That was serious air!
That’s exactly right a fuel tank drain plug would be awesome on vehicles so you don’t have to drop the tank to get the crap out of it and the water out of it and also like you said if you can have access to the fuel pump I can’t stand that I have to drop a fuel tank to get a fuel pump out it’s ridiculous they make the cars and trucks like they don’t want them to be worked on , And yes the nickel copper is good stuff I like using that,Good job Andrew
I think I would have changed the 15 year old pump while it was apart, 15 years is a long time for a fuel pump so I think you will be revisiting
this in the not to distant future . Nice of you to put the hitch on for a friend ...you are the MAN.
ESPECIALLY with that crappy ethanol in the gas these days !
AC rule #1. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But yeah, I'd of changed it too.
I always feel so much better after watching one of Andrew's videos. Thanks man! ⭐⭐⭐
yeah me too he is such a nice and energetic human being
In the time you have watched this video Andrew has; resurfaced a driveway, rebuilt a Waverunner, poured a concrete pad and took Levy for a hike.
Levi*
😅😅😅😎
I gotta say man, a lot of this stuff you film is really pretty simple and a lot of people should know how to do it for themselves but they don't. It's really refreshing to see you demonstrating the MacGyver ability. Thank you for making excellent content and reminding us that we can rely on ourselves to get the job done!
The world needs more Andrew Camaratas.
I like his optimistic attitude that the truck will last another 20 years!
The lines he put on there will out live the truck most likely
It's a Mitsubishi, will out last any American yunk ie a ram...
He is optimistic about his abilities to *fix it* and keep it on the road.
I have a 20 year old mitsi, I can see it doing another 20, unless I kill the clutch, cause I'm no Andrew and I'm not paying for that job lol, but its 20 and not slipping yet so it should last awhile. Haven't had to fix a 20th of what Andrew has on his, but we have no salt, and I don't thrash it like Andrew does lol. Plus when it makes noises I just turn the music up :)
turbocat1984 nice!
You could do the clutch. I have faith in ya!
Just checked your "About" file: tomorrow's your RUclips 5th birthday. Love your channel, Andrew. Hope you have many more years, here.
My first car was a 1969 Firebird. And the trunk was so rusted out that it rusted a hole in the top of the gas tank. When you fill it full you smell gasoline inside the car. I use J-B Weld and cut a section of pop can out and laid it on top there after I coat it with J-B Weld and then coated the top of the pop can piece with J-B Weld. Drove the car for another nine years with zero trouble. Also patch the bottom of the tank the same exact way. Never had any trouble! Thanks Andrew love the video.
One product I always use on electrical connectors is die-electric grease. With you being in the salt, it might really be helpful. Just a thought. Great videos, as always!
Man what else all in a day's work. Fuel pump repair, install toll hitch, and little time for relaxation.
This channel is the only channel I could stay and watch From the beginning till the end and still want more.
How to unload a SUV from trailer:
Chain it to a Skidsteer and just send it...
how to scratch the bumper 101
Vax Buster it’s a bumper, it’s meant to hit stuff.
@@VAX1970 Here in sweden it called "Kofångare" and in english that means Cowcatcher ;D
@@AndrewCamarata you sir are a legend.
Andrew Camarata great response 😃
Andrew, nothing better than working hard and than playing hard ! ! You are my favorite channel to watch ! Keep it going !
SAME
One hint when double clamping lines. Flip one of the clamps backwards or stagger where you tighten the screw. Less chance of leaks.
next video - lets go help my friend get her civic out of the lake.
Lol×-)
Opens door and loc ness jumps out and runs back to lake.
That be fine. My dad used to tow/launch a 25’ sail boat with a Jetta.
@@AndrewCamarata damn thats crazy andrew. Here in mn we have some steep/slippery boat launches and have a hard time even with a 4wd sometimes. Im sure shes cool as long as the front wheels stay on dry ground. Awesome video as always man i half expect levi on that tube with you.
Eddie Reichel na, looks like she is kicking ass,
Glad to see the fire extinguisher on scene and no job is too big for AC. A great fix but I was beginning to think he would need to replace everything up to the injectors. Optimism is believing he will have that vehicle in another 15-20 years without the steel tank rusting through and needing a case of JB Weld. The trailer wiring was installed "top shelf" and keeping the connector in the trunk is excellent advice.
You make everything look simple, mechanical, electrical, drones, skiing and ofcourse driving through a branch...
I’m just waiting for one vehicle company to watch what andrew does to fix a vehicle, and actually listen and starts making vehicles like that
Andrew, Well done. Will last longer then before. You are a good guy to have in the neighborhood. Thanks for sharing.
“Got this tree in the road here”
.....
“I’ll just frickin send it”
I laughed so hard holy moly
Andrew got a little bit of everything in this video. Fixing his equipment, what automakers should use so repairs aren't so frequent, plenty of Levi, helping out a friend by installing a trailer hitch and jetski riding. Second time I have watch this one. Biding my time waiting for new castle roof video(s) to come out. It must be great just discovering Andrew's channel. You can watch a different video every day of the year, since he has so many, already.
I love your access panel opinion. My GMC broke surrounded in ice and frigid.. I needed a generator in the rural spot it was stuck in to cut hole. I also added a panel that can take full weight of someone stepping in the wrong spot.
It's nice to see someone actually do a good wire job. You know what your doing.
Morning with Andrew and his vehicles, enjoyable watching him use his logic and work ethic...
My first vehicle was an 86 dodge colt with a 5 speed. It had a bearing that blew out the side of the race. A new race,a couple of dowels drilled into the case and some JB Weld got it back going. It went on to put at least 75k miles after with no problems. JB is amazing stuff
Andrew never fails. At age 64 and on a walker, the only tool in my toolbox is my checkbook. LOL. I have to pay someone else to fix things for me. Recently, I have visited Harbor Freight a couple of times. Spent some money there, all because of Andrew mentions them in some of his videos. Now, Levi and one of his girlfriends need to get a Levi Jr. on the schedule.
I've never seen Levi act like a dog and walk in the way of you doing things. Good companionship between the two of you and a very smart dog!
I wasn't planning on getting a dog for a couple of years but Levi alone has made me consider it already.
Dogs are the source.
Hey Andrew,
Great instructional video, looks like you were a teacher in another life. Great job of using 2 hose clamps, I have found it can save problems later.
It is so fun when a simple 2 hour job turns into a two to three day, 8 hour per day job. Been there, done that. You did a good job it fixing the problem, and the details that developed. Remember, 'No good deed goes unpunished.' Especially on vehicles.
Thanks for having videos like this. I started watching because I like the digging and moving and driveway fixing part but I keep watching (mostly for Levi, let me be honest) because I like watching you fix things that go wrong. I like watching how you repair things that most people would go 'oh it's useless' and just get a new one. Just thanks for just keeping on and putting out great content.
It’s amazing how the dog had the sense to move away from the SUV when you started to unload it.
Fall is getting close, think we could see some A. Camarata property maintenance hoodies. Id get a few.
Its nice to see that you had the fire extinguisher ready just in case. Thumbs up for that! That simple task can spare a lot of trouble and money.
And youre right. I NEVER saw a car with a fuel tank drain plug!
Your work ethic inspired my hubby and myself to find and fix a leak( actually two of them) in our plumbing. Took several hours and a trip to the big box store to get the right sized parts, but its fixed and we have AC again on the hottest day here so far. Thanks!
When you don't publish for a while I go back and rewatch one of your videos from past days ... just to get my fix of
and Andrew Camarata video.
I think most of us do the same.
The only way to live!
CONGRATS ON YOUR 300,000 subs you have reached a new level of greatness. keep up the great videos.
Once again, killer vid. It is another level of satisfaction to watch the repair/upgrade... And then see it in action. That is a big part of why your videos are so enjoyable. Great job Andrew!
Andrew always finds a solution for whatever comes up. A master of all trades,bro thinks on the go. Really love you stuff Andy bro. My boy will be 4 in December he loves heavy equipment, in getting him to watch the videos. He's getting in to it , thanks Andrew.
Andrew really enjoy your videos. and appreciate the time and effort you put to the filming and editing of the videos. Rather then just film off of one camera stuck on the equipment, the extra time you put into your videos really shows. Thanks!
When you notice a job site he did a while back just from him driving around
Saw that too. He's done a few jobs at that house.
Um..Andrew.....you have 333 videos on youtube...and over the last month, I have watched everyone of them.....can you have a week off....I've got work to do...lol
So true.
There's an access panel in the floor for getting to the fuel pump. You can see it in your video. You don't have to drop the tank. Great Mitsubishi design.
Good times were had, very enjoyable watching this video.
When something needs fixed Andrews blood starts flowing and he is a happy man! Cool !
ahhhh Andrew, you kill me buddy "hey look at this tree in the road" as you bash through it lol love it!On a serious note I think your the only person I have ever seen fix a fuel pump/sending unit assembly, good for you. If you had ground all that rust off the top of the cover I'm sure the solder would have probably sealed it up nice but the JB weld is crazy good stuff too. I had such a hard time getting the lines off my 2005 ranger fuel filter that i ended up breaking it (much like you did) as the rust nearly welded everything together.Its really nice to see younger people out having fun on toys like you guys are instead of sitting inside playing video games all day, great ending to the video Andrew. It was nice that you helped out your friend with the hitch as well
I’m really surprised you didn’t clean the tank your always pretty good at cleaning something when you fix things one of the few you tubers that haven’t sold out keep up the good work
Gratz on 300 k Subs bro !!
Added 200k in 8 months , thats pretty spectacular ! A Superb channel thats really well made thats why.
Big pat for Inspector Levi as well . . !!
I love how Andrew pretty much just plows into the tree in the road.
Have you ever considered using the same method as in boats? Zinc-anodes. Weld some bolt studs to chassis and frame/ to areas where water and dirt (and salt) can access: Inside of fenders and bottom of the frame and chassis behind the wheels, and rear axle covers etc. And add some zinc-anodes.
My metal brake lines rusted out on my 2001 Silverado last year. Very costly to have repaired. Upon getting home I noticed fluid shooting out from behind the front passenger wheel. Took it back up there and it was a rusted transmission line. Had that repaired and sold it. It's great that you have a lift and motivation, skills to DIY.
Tell them those repairs have to be free because they installed the wrong line.
Absolutely love your videos mate... don’t stop!!!
I hope we get a multi upload weekend from Mr C / stay safe Andrew!
You, me and 300K other people.
Now I know what to do when I encounter a tree blocking the road. Amazing content as always Andrew!
I really love the completeness of your videos! This definitely sets you apart from all other youtubers!
I cut an access hole in the bed of my 2000 Chevy K3500 to remove and replace the fuel pump. I cut a larger section of bed from a wrecking yard Chevy pick up to overlay the access hole. A little silicone holds the panel in place.
Thanks Drew, we missed you!
I always replace the fuel pump with a high quality one and filter while I was down there, it's just worth it. Great job Andrew and love your beautiful pup.
Always a treat to watch to the end. I half expected to see Levi on the Jet ski w/ you!
Greatly enjoyable video. More Levi and Sadi needed.
Almost 300K subs, Andrew. Congratulations!
Edit 300k subs!
Great video again, just a quick comment, that hose may be rated for fuel injection, but those clamps aren't. better to use EFI hose clamps (the ones with a smooth inner barrel and t-bolt type action) which clamp harder and not damage the hose. I've found with general purpose clamps (like heater or radiator hose clamps), the worm drive and sharp slots will cut into the rubber hose and cause damage over time. You'll often see the rubber balloon and squish out from these slots when temps are high and fuel has softened the rubber a bit.
www.amazon.com/TJ-Longda-Pieces-Injection-Clamps/dp/B00BEA6ZHM
I enjoy watching your videos and you making repairs on your trucks and equipment! Keep it going Andrew! 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love your pictures from your waterskiing, very cool jump. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
Congratulations Andrew on 300K Subscribers.
I love in every video the dog just hanging out and supervising.
Levi a cute.
Very cool how you're always helping out friends and neighbors.
Andrew knows how to work AND play.
I've been a ase master technician for 35 years and I can say you are a damn good technician! Awesome fix on fuel lines!
Oh man, watching this video brings back such fond memories of doing this type of job on my '94 Toyota Pickup... Your job came out good and you used what you could get your hands on, but the one thing that I would recommend would be to convert to AN-6 (I try to keep extra AN junk on hand, it works REALLY well and you can get compression fittings for fuel work). I did that with on my Toyota (I've got vids on my channel) and the braided stainless line is SUPER nice, it'll last forever as well! And you are 100% correct about that fuel pump hanger, they are hard to find and can be REALLY expensive, I think the one for my truck was over $200. I had no choice, since my old one was completely rusted out.
Nice to see you wire that hitch up the right way. Man I hate those shitty splice connectors!
was up in ur state the other day-went to the Empire Ag days in Seneca Falls,NY. had a blast too. thought of as i passed over the line. great video too. thanks
Can we get an AMEN for Andrew who parks at the bottom of the hill then runs up, places his GoPro, and runs back down so we can see him pulling up the hill as if he already wasn't there!
For all we know, he flew the drone ahead, landed it with the camera running, and then drove through.
TWX1138 that shot really don’t look like no drone landed lol, it’s facing down bruh
It’s called editing the video
Maybe he drove to set the camera then drove back?
Man, this guy really hates cheap brake and fuel lines...
Who doesn't?
Damm Andrew you the man! I never would have thought you could drill those lines out of the sending unit and replace them. Got my vote! Jim.
I always catch myself straining when he pries or trying to loosen bolts etc!!! Thanks for the vids!!!
You need to sell a T-shirt that says "Let's Get This Fixed" Call Matt at BunkerBranding!
Love watching Matt too. Same energy. Can you imagine these two together. Watch out.
quality over quantity, great video andrew :)
Sad that every companies want quantity over quality, they rather send replacement if faulty. What they don't think about is cost of shipping. I bet its cheaper to use right products than shipping nowadays.
Really impressed with this fuel one fix from soldering to job weld.
Andrew always finds a way to make things work, usually better than what the "prescribed" method is. Good job, nice video.
300k congratulations Andrew
You live in a beautiful area really amazing!!!
Andrew, recovery was brutally awesome! Good job
I use them same connector on every thing I can. I LOVE THEM!!!!! I have used them on our boat trailer that would have lighting problems every year or so after 3 years and using these no more problems! All other connectors are unless and should only be used as temporary IMO. You should add a link to them from amazon in your comments they have like 10 different sized kits as well. I order the small set to test them and they worked awesome. I guess these are meant for marine use. I've used them on my truck, car's, boat's, Atv's for every thing from stereo, trailer, Ignition, head light, & ect connectors. If you get the one of the small butane handheld soldering torches with the guard you can get in some really tight place's with these connectors. Also you do not have to worry about burning other wire's that do not need the heat or are to close.
The blowing on the fuel tank was so satisfying
Awesome bro! Surely u have more to upload don’t leave me hanging
This was a double whammy, 2 jobs and fun at the end, great video editing and the drone footage and music at the end is superb, I love all your videos you are an absolute joy and inspirational provider, thank you for sharing and making life more interesting and wonderful.
I used to wish it snowed here till I started watching your videos and seeing how much you have to deal with rusted parts I don’t wanna live where it snows anymore nor do I want to visit lol