Another thing from a two commander owner: Keep the skylight drain holes free by enlarging the opening where the drain pipes exit the floor pan and periodically blowing out any debris with a compressor. Also, the cover over the engine simply gives mice and rats a place to hide - remove it and keep the engine clean by occasionally using a cleaner and water - you won't hurt anything - it'll dry pretty quickly on a sunny day.
A few recommendations from a two commander owner: 1) always have a spare oil pan plug and copper washer handy - you may need to change it out when the old plug head gets deformed. When I bought a second commander, I had to cut the old plug off because of inactive use by the previous owner. 2) Always wipe the face of the oil pan before replacing the plug - grit on the face of the oil pan will allow oil to leak between the pan and the washer. 3) when removing the old filter, keep the open end up so the oil doesn't spill out. 4) Wipe the face of the oil filter receiver to remove any grit. 5) Because the space is difficult to get a good grasp on the new filter, you can use an oil filter wrench to tighten it - just don't tighten it too much - judge by the turns - one rotation maximum.
Great job she did ! A great helper for sure. I remember teaching my daughter how to change oil an a thermostat etc when she was about 12 years old . Take care and catch you on your next video.
Soon time to put the winter 5w-40 Rotella in the ZJ .... due for snow I think here in Southern Pennsylvania , (last year we had little to no snow). GOOD JOB EDY!
A family that Jeeps together stays together ❤ They loved it and she did well for her first service. I know you know the specs and capacity of the engine but you should start the vehicle to fill the oil filter and check for leaks it's just good practice. I just did a rear hub on my GC limited it was the easiest one I did aka no hammer time 😂 Now it looks like I'll have to do some exhaust work 😢
They're adorable, simply amazing. Keep doing your thing, PAPA Bear!
You are so kind. Thank you!
Another thing from a two commander owner: Keep the skylight drain holes free by enlarging the opening where the drain pipes exit the floor pan and periodically blowing out any debris with a compressor. Also, the cover over the engine simply gives mice and rats a place to hide - remove it and keep the engine clean by occasionally using a cleaner and water - you won't hurt anything - it'll dry pretty quickly on a sunny day.
A few recommendations from a two commander owner: 1) always have a spare oil pan plug and copper washer handy - you may need to change it out when the old plug head gets deformed. When I bought a second commander, I had to cut the old plug off because of inactive use by the previous owner. 2) Always wipe the face of the oil pan before replacing the plug - grit on the face of the oil pan will allow oil to leak between the pan and the washer. 3) when removing the old filter, keep the open end up so the oil doesn't spill out. 4) Wipe the face of the oil filter receiver to remove any grit. 5) Because the space is difficult to get a good grasp on the new filter, you can use an oil filter wrench to tighten it - just don't tighten it too much - judge by the turns - one rotation maximum.
must be Christmas every day at the H-house with all these little helpers! Pretty sure Jeep-Day ended as ice-cream day! Cheers from The Netherlands
Good Man, teach them young and teach them right!
Yes!! New content!!!
first class job young lady..well done to you.
Awesome vid awesome helper and awesome spectators ..you have a beautiful family brother ..keep the jeep vibes going 👍🇺🇲
Thank you so much J!!
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As always great video.. good to see you teaching the little one. Much respect to you sir🤜🏽🤛🏽👍🏽
Great job she did ! A great helper for sure. I remember teaching my daughter how to change oil an a thermostat etc when she was about 12 years old . Take care and catch you on your next video.
That is awesome! Thanks brother!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 awesome video.
Teach em young! I got a younger brother I sometimes contract for help, the Jeeps are basically just "adult Legos" I tell him
That's exactly what I've told my daughter!! We both love Legos too!
Soon time to put the winter 5w-40 Rotella in the ZJ .... due for snow I think here in Southern Pennsylvania , (last year we had little to no snow). GOOD JOB EDY!
This is the best video you have ever made! Your beautiful, skillful assistant makes oil changes look easy! Great job, Evelyn!
Wow, thank you! Evey says thank you too 😁
Great work gang👍😀
Thank you 🤗
your future is safed with those charming experts on your side 🙂
take care and best regards, mike, switzerland
Many thanks!
You’re a great Dad! What a wonderful memory!
So kind of you to say! Thank you
Greath job in family.....100%😊
Yes, thank you!!!
Awesome video!!!
A family that Jeeps together stays together ❤ They loved it and she did well for her first service. I know you know the specs and capacity of the engine but you should start the vehicle to fill the oil filter and check for leaks it's just good practice. I just did a rear hub on my GC limited it was the easiest one I did aka no hammer time 😂 Now it looks like I'll have to do some exhaust work 😢
Good Job my freind
Thank you!
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First?
Next let her drive! Good job you 2! 😊
She's been around the neighborhood a few times. Lol