Why does the CAR WIZARD hate newer Jeeps?!?And why is this 1983 J10 in his shop?
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2021
- So, why does the CAR WIZARD 🧙♂️ hate newer Jeeps? HOOVIE and the CAR WIZARD talk about his lack of love for newer Jeeps and look at this 1983 J10 Jeep truck in amazing condition.
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I like this episode format...Wizard talks about some cool cars while simultaneously stopping Hoovie from dry humping and trying to purchase them
Every time Hoovie are just bothering him 😄
🤣😂🤣😂🤣.. "stopping Hoovie from dry humping".... Good one bro....
@@27brainiac yeah he really balances out the video
Tyler is that one friend that when you were kids spent more time at your house then their own
Like Eddie Haskell in Leave it to Beaver. Ha ha
Well, most of his cars are at the Wizard's garage.
@@adcolt54 lol thats Tyler's garage they just let David hold it for tax purposes
Perhaps he's having plumbing problems?
As one of those kids I thank you for your support.
Wizard: "is it okay if i film your jeep for RUclips?"
Client: "sure"
*client watches stranger lick his car*
Hoovie is NOT a stranger to anyone on the Wizard's channel. If you've got your vehicle at Wizard's Omega Car Clinic then you know Hoovie. After all, Hoovie gave the Wizard his start!
Wizard: “is it okay if I film your Jeep for RUclips?”
Hoovies: “why yes you can!”
*hoovie watched wizard rant about his car*
Would you not taste a j10?🤔
I know where it's been and that doesn't wash off.
He can now have a bumper sticker that says “Tyler Hoovie licked my patina’
Hoovie leaving a 6" snail trail on the hood haha he goes all in.
His wife got jealous seeing that.
A snail trail by hoovie, now it’s worth even more.
@@Ghost-vr5zg "A Snail Trail" sounds like a kids movie lol
Jeep owner: "i will never sell this vehicle"
Hoovie: *licks the hood like a rapist in an 80s action movie*
Jeep owner: "keep it" *tosses keys*
Notice Hoovie had a glimmer in his eye when he heard how old the owner is as well.
🤣🤣🤣
Hoovie Please do us all a favour. Just leave quietly and lock the door behind you.
Ah hoovie, you think I haven't licked my jeeps a 1000 times before you have?
@@kensprivateinvestigation2128 😂😂😂 oh you lucky dog
Since buying the Countach and the Diablo, Hoovies is on heavy amounts of McCoke
I'd say it's more like mushrooms, coke doesn't make you want to lick the patina.
@@dgwhedges Schnozberries
Brownies
I wonder if he's ever tasted something under a car and it was guts from a roadkill!
@@topfloorstudio2684 🤮💩
"Jeep people do NOT like criticism". An understatement if I ever heard one, haha
Especially when they realize they're driving a FIAT! :)
Not nearly as bad as Toyota fanbois.
I know people driving renegades who get upset when they don’t get the jeep wave.
@@ipdjbt well at least the toyota will last longer before tony has to fix it again
@@collander7766 they (Yotas) have a reputation for dependability for a reason
Hoovie is at his funniest when he guest stars here with Wizard 😄
He's quite the comic.....
Sorry, but I find Hoovie to be too annoying. I can barely watch this video because of him. :-(
@@jamesrau100 why u acting like such a victim lmfao
I think he's funny guy.
@@chriscollins550 he is a funny but should save it for his own vids, he just doesnt know when to back off
Imagine the owner seeing this video in which some guy licks his car
Agree, makes me worried he might poison himself with some dangerous chemicals
Yeah, that was a bit much... Even for Hoovie...
He missed a spot...
Thankfully, the Wizard times the editing so that the video is released _after_ the customer picks up their cars.
But will you even see it after it collects some wizard dust?
The jeep from twister was a j10 it was a special one called a honcho. They had the 2 or 3 tone paint scheme like seen in the movie.
Just vinyl stickers, it wasn't a paint scheme. Nothing all that special about the Honcho other than the stickers.
I can just see Mrs Wizard’s face when they’re talking about girthy driveshafts.
Actually above and beyond the remark about girthy driveshafts, that one narrows way down to a diameter that is smaller than just about any other driveshaft and it's welded together right at that diameter too. Kind of a weak-link.
I work in fleet and absolutely HATE new Jeeps with a passion.
I'm not a mechanic and I feel your pain.
I first noticed this car cancer in 2012 picked up my first bought car at a Chrysler in Texas and kept seeing Jeep liberty and Compass then.. every new model in 2013 keep arriving for recalls or mechanical problems
Nice to see you here, how's the TDI jetta?
FIAT Chrysler is trash.
@@darthtyranus7683 the Liberty and Compass are not Jeeps to me. The old XJ Cherokees and Grand Cherokees from 1988 to 1998 are what I consider real Jeeps. Had a few in that range... two were the bulletproof 4.0 I6 auto in the 96 Grand Cherokee with Selectrac and manual in the regular Cherokee. Had a 98 with the 5.2L as well. They were tanks and never left me stranded. The gf still drives the 96 Grand Cherokee, she loves it. Thing has 320k km on it and runs like new. Its retired as a daily driver but I'll never get rid of it.
While I appreciate Hoovie's effort to detail the hood, I'm not sure licking is the right way to go about it.
New Wizard Tshirt... “I don’t lick patina”
"Special brownies"
Well that explains why wizard is so calm and hoovie acts like a weirdo on his channel
"This is a real jeep, AMC jeep". Willys jeep fans "hold my beer"
Range Rover Owner: "Hold on it's almost done with repairs"
Ha! A hold my beer joke! How did you come up with that gem?
Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 “Hold my sake”
Toyota FJ cruiser owner here, hold my beer. A real modern jeep, that does not suck.
Sorry, America, you can't have the 2021.
I was just going to mention Willys (also Ford)
The paint will peel in a half hour where Hoovie licked it.
"... no, this is a REAL jeep" carwizard, you've earned a like
I owned a 1976 J10 with a 360 motor. I installed a holley 650 double pumper on mine after I went through it. Dual exhaust and a mild mid range cam for pulling. I pulled a camper with it up into and through the mountains and also pulled a horse trl. with it. This was in the 80's and that truck was my pride and joy. I even had a louvered hood and tail gate to make it pretty and to let the heat out of it from the engine. I totaled it out one evening on the way home during a blizzard. I was busting through 4 foot drifts on the way home on a gravel road to my farm. The wind was blowing and it was starting to get dark. Someone had gotten their truck stuck in the middle of the road in a drift and left it. The snow had blown over the truck and only the tailgate was sticking out. All I saw was F O R D sticking out of the snow bank and I hit him at 40 miles an hour. It pushed the front end of my truck in about 6 inches and cracked the radiator. I had to jack his truck p off of my bumper and drive out from under his rear bumper. I left a note in his truck and ran for home before I had no radiator coolant left in the engine. I could not walk the 1.5miles the rest of the way home or I would have froze to death. I ruined the motor by the time I got back home. I wanted to sit down in the snow bank and cry. I loved that truck and haven't owned one like it since. Now you put one just like it on a video , well almost like it. Thank you now I got to go looking again.
The rest of the video I was just like: dont lick it again, dont lick it again
He definitely made out with it when the camera turned off
Somebody get hoovie a drip pan,he's drooling over the jeep.
He's not the only one.
Literally
he was doing more than that, I'm pretty sure he needed to change his pants a few times.
USE THE VACUUM ADVANCE!
Having that nice TBI unit that can run & cruise very efficiently but using a fixed timing curve set for WOT leaves so much on the table for smooth, clean and complete combustion at part throttle and idle where this truck lives.
Can't get enough of Hoovie and Wizard videos they just work so well together.
somebody please post a link to this hood-licker's channel, please?!
Car Wizard: "Why is this Jeep's tailpipe flared out? It wasn't like that when it came here."
Tyler: Looks around and whistles nervously...
nothing to see move along move along
"Special brownies" explains why Hoovie acts like a goofball sometimes.
That paint job makes me think of those $200 distressed Blue Jeans.
I love the episodes with Hoovies present. We get a much more relaxed funny version of wizard when hes there.
Idk why I love these two together. It just, works.
LMAO Wizard gets so embarrassed by Tyler’s antics.
I just wanna hear the Wizard say "I love you too, Hoovie".
That guy ruins the videos. I have a difficult time watching anything with him showing his ignorance
@@HeyDude93gt That's easy, don't watch then. It's easy the moment you see Hoovie you click away from the video. That doesn't take a whole lot.
@@garys9694 I never thought of that...
GARY 🙄 WOW! I hope I become as intelligent as you. Would you be so kind as to give me your secret to your genesis, I sure would appreciate it Gary. Ha Ha Ha
Gary 🤓
@@garys9694 Gary.... GARRRRRRY! Pleas share your wisdom oh great one of intellect
Hello, Gary?
Gary. LOL 🤓
I owned a 1972 DJ-5B the supervisor's model of the AM General Jeep. It was a left hand drive (supervisor, delivery folks used a right hand to make deliveries easy). It was rugged. Light. NO FRILLS. It had a wiper and heater. There were about 20 wires under the dash, which was metal with a plastic piece bolted on top for the defroster vents. It had no flooring other than the sheetmetal. The sliding doors were convenient and allowed you to drive basically a covered motorcycle that has a seatbelt. A 232 cu in inline 6 was powerful in a vehicle with no interior and only two seats. Light, nimble, it could almost turn in a lane of traffic, having been designed to weave around to mailboxes with parked vehicles and other obstacles in mind. A fun vehicle that always got a lot of comments. Didn't have the boxed frame of the CJ5 but was able to be used off road. Quirky was its best quality!
Glad to take us back- I had one with the "Honcho" package and 260ci.- wish I had it back!
Wizard: "Tyler, please stop licking my customers' vehicles!"
There’s a Christmas tree farm near my house that has one of these and they still use it as a work truck.
Farm trucks have no regulations if it's only used on the farm. That means no inspections.
Really nice video, Mr. Wizard, and Mr. Hoovie. Thank you to all of you including the video taker!😉😉😉👍
My wife and I recently bought a 1980 Jeep J10 (with the step-side bed - *very* rare!), from a family friend. He'd decided to build an awesome off-road vehicle, so he took this thing and frame-off restored it, LS-swapped it, lifted it, put 37" tires on it, and then got into overlanding and decided to sell it, never having taken it off road. LOL. It really looks amazing -- it's painted that Toyota Army Green color you sometimes see on the new Tundra TRD Pro, except for the bed which is painted with black bed-liner. The seats inside came out of an older King Ranch Ford F-150 -- dark-brown leather really works well with the green paint.
It only has a few more things needed to make it perfect -- we're absolutely going to install a Vintage Air A/C in it, because you just can't drive around in Georgia without A/C from April to October. And there's an issue with the speedo and one with the fuel-gauge that need to be worked out. But other than that, it's going to be an amazing off-road vehicle. We're taking it to JeepFest in Pickens County, GA, this Labor Day weekend (2022).
Is the Wizard's shop Hoovie's dog house.? lol
I think they have become such good friends they are just always hanging out!
@@Goigigandfriends Tyler did talk Dave into starting his own channel.
Maybe it is because Hoovie doesn't want to part with that Diablo...I wouldn't either.
and now we know why. lol
“This throttle body will make this engine very happy”- Bob Ross of mechanics
"We'll just add a little fuel injection cloud right there..."
Where do you purchase this throttle body injection?
Wow I was just thinking his voice is pretty much ASMR material lol
Love your videos. Just as a history side note, my family owned a 1968 version of that truck which was actually called a Gladiator. It was a Kaiser product just before AMC bought Jeep if memory serves. Extremely tough truck built like a tank and could take you very far in the backwoods.
This Jeep reminds me of my first summer job (was 17) riding in one of these checking people's failing septic system. My co-worker driving it just had so much fun riding over rocks, creeks and tree trunks! The Jeep was company owned.
Tyler just changed the meaning of car porn. Yikes 😂
I saw a documentary on men who are literally sexually aroused by cars and do the deed next to them.
When Hoovie drops the schtick and turns serious, he contributes and becomes interesting, such from the 10:00 minute mark on.
@@27brainiac I get it. His moron shtick is what has gotten him over 1 million subscribers and led to Wizard even having his own channel. I understand though. You came here for wizard not hoovie.
Just try and remember it’s his gimmick, or just skip the vids he’s in. He can be annoying at times-he seems worse in these vids than he is in his own.
I got my uncles 1984 j10 it sat for 12 years and I got it running original everything paints in great shape with minimal rust except the undercarriage and the 360 with a 727 3 speed auto in it and I love it
It's been great watching you two grow together and become a team.
Awesome Jeep video, wizard! I think those old Jeep pickups had GREAT styling! And I agree, this is a REAL Jeep.
"Where's my truck?..."
-Helen Hunt
‘....oh, there it is’
She was hot in Twister. Controversial?
@@chriskelly9361 nope 😎
Dusty asks Helen;"what was it like" Helen:"It was windy"
I drove a 76 J20 with the 8 lug axles as a snow plow up till 2014 when it finally grenaded. It had the QuadaTrac AWD switch behind the centre glovebox and even after almost 40 years of abuse as a tow/plow truck it still worked
Im in the Netherlands and have a White Jeep Wagoneer 5.9 V8 limited Wagon from 1985, with brown woodgrain moldings on the outside, just love this machine.
I owned one of those Grand Wagoneers and loved it. Great in the snow of northern Wisconsin and great off road -- but I did manage to get it stuck in the mud once, on Thanksgiving morning. But luckily I was in Wisconsin, the bars were open so I could call for a tow.
I’m 38 and had to get out of mechanics a few years ago. My back is toast and my elbow finally healed from severe tendinitis. I have no idea how guys do it for a living as long as they do.
You own your own shop and don't work flat rate. Flat rate kills the body and soul.
Give Commercial Plumbing a shot. Hanging cast iron (a 4 inch od 10ft length weighs 90lbs) digging ditches, crawling under buildings dragging your tools behind you. Its awesome. Everyone I've ever known that did it was strung out on pain pills by age 40-45 and had back, neck, hip and knee problems. Being a mechanic is hard to, I did that for 5 years before I went to construction. Residential plumbing with PVC and pex is OK if you can still crawl under houses, but doesn't pay as good. I shoulda stuck with college!
Landscaper here, I literally feel your pain
@@clintdavis9511 Yet someone has to do plumbing and mechanic jobs. I didn't realize these were so hard on the body though. Its a shame society doesn't attach the prestige and recognition to these high skilled blue collar jobs that they deserve.
I can't even work on my own car much anymore. Drives me nuts paying a shop 400 bux for something I could do myself for 40 and an hour of time. But at least I have a job I can do while laying in bed.
Great video and tell Tyler we never tire of his videos.
It reminded me of my 79 wagoner limited. It felt like driving in a dry road in winter weather. It was quadratrack though and got about 10MPG.
He's cooking up horsepower in that cake pan!
Cooking up some delicious horse meat
"I like it when customers say, here's a grand, let me know if you need more." No shit, wizard. I think I would like a customer with deep pockets too
Yeah, I want to pay my mechanic for the labor but not for the parts, if I can get them cheaper why shouldn’t I
@@frcoto Because if the part fails the mechanic eats the labor.
"Shut up and take my money!" Lol
@@frcoto "install this cheap chinese knockoff part. It's less than half price what the factory part costs."
So when you come back a month or two later because your cheap part fails, you really think a mechanic is going to install the second part for free just because you were too cheap to buy the real part the first time? Who ties your shoes for you?
@@frcoto Do you bring your own food to a restaurant and ask them to cook it and serve it to you?
Love Hoovies Garage! Not Bored! (: The Wizard is a magical mechanic!
I’ve never once used the word “nice” in association with drum brakes.
Totally agree, damn drums are hell to work on and they don't do their job, STOP THE FING VEHICLE!
Back in the 70’s I had a CJ7 if you panic slammed on the brakes you’d change lanes.
Nothing like having your left arm twice the size of your right because of hard braking back in the day
@@radiowave75 What are the reasons semis still use drum brakes? Drums are less expensive to produce. They have a slightly lower frequency of maintenance due to better corrosion resistance compared to disks. Built-in self-energizing effect requires less input force (such as hydraulic pressure) as you know trucks use air pressure, again cheap. Drum brake wheel cylinders are somewhat simpler to recondition compared to calipers used on disk brakes. It all adds up to MONEY!
@@garys9694 Also remember - semi’s weigh 80,000 lbs. Semi truck brakes generate MASSIVE amounts of heat. Big drums are better here - you’d need a huge rotor to get the same amount of heat sink capacity.
RIP Willard Bodkins (yes I looked it up). Great looking Jeep - a REAL one!
I like it when it's the Wizard's turn to watch Hoovie.
I've owned one Jeep about 25 years ago. It was a 1949 CJ 2A. My great uncle gave it to me. Not modified in any way, 134 cubic inch flat head engine, 6 volt system. It was his hunting Jeep, not repainted, or restored other than the mechanical issues that needed fixing, and turn signals so it could be licensed. I think it would go anywhere.
Great video and overview of the FSJ platform. Gives me some motivation to get my '83 Cherokee Pioneer back in the road!
“I don’t lick patina.” Copyright: The Car Wizard.
Mrs Wizard might get mad.
Who’s Patina, and why does she miss out? 😂😂
Shine juice.
@@holidaymail if Patina tries to get licked by the Wizard, Mrs. Wizard will be having a word or two with her.
"I like it when customers say, here's a grand, let me know if you need more." Well, Weezard (Tyler's way of saying it!), if I had a Mechanic, or a shop for that matter, that I could rely on for my own projects, I would do that. But it's not the case. I don't have you. So, I'm stock watching my back, my wallet and my projects at all times, while searching for a new home with a garage. It also sorta ties back to your Mazdaspeed6 video and certified Mechanics. You just can't count on certifications anymore to pick a shop.
ALWAYS Enjoy your vids. Learn EVERY TIME, and ENVY you with your FANTASTIC SHOP there . . . Just like what I will get soon. Thank You for your TIME AND ENERGIES with these vids. GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS HERE.
1:51 customer states- “strange sticky residue on my bonnet After service”
TWISTER MY FAVORITE MOVIE EVER RIP BILL PAXTON
The owner watching hoovie licking his hood 🤨
😂
This two guys always crack me up, enjoy this videos thanx
I’m not a Jeep guy. We are not bored of either your channels. Keep it up!
I would love to see Tyler make an offer on the J10 and an update on his Wagoneer too. I love my ZJ but my Fiat JL is nice too, no frills base Sport only option is the ZF 8 speed. But I love the old classic Jeeps and some of the newer ones, as long as they got solid axles.
I love the Hoovie guest appearances, your interactions always put a smile on my face!
I had a 1980 AMC Eagle years ago. Not quite as heavy as the the Jeeps but it was one of my favorite vehicles. It was good on fuel, reliable and had the AMC straight six 258 in it. I miss that car.
I loved TBI from the 80s. Worked flawlessly, so simple. Never dealt with carbs.
I totally love the J10. One of my favorite cars.
most things wouldnt bother me in general but having my vehicle licked whilst at the shop might do it
It is actually an honor to have Tyler lick your car.
@@jeffreysalzman1497 I wouldn’t want him diseasing my car with whatever all his cars have
@@jeffreysalzman1497 he'd leave a clean streak on mine lol
The outside of the car is only there to move the air. Most of the time it just gets tree scratches and dead bugs. Im not sure why you're so hung up on something so silly.
15:00 Tyler is right. Fourth-generation Ford man here and two of those generations owned Broncos. Been avoiding Jeep in order to wait for this! So happy.
Yeah my brother used to have an old comanche and we commuted to school in that. I kind of miss the thing. It was a very dependable little truck for us in the 90s.
The dynamic duo!
Tyler‘s face after he said special brownies🤣🤣🤣🤣
Twister was my favourite movie as a kid (and still is). I thought of it right away too!
Last week, I saw that nice J10 in a parking lot. Tyler was just so nice to help the wizard and remove the bird poop from his customer's hood!
I agree 100%. FCA junk... the wiring harness especially. The glory days are gone
Ya rats eat the wiring harness
FCA is no longer
South Main Automotive has done wiring repairs on Jeeps and other Chrysler/FCAs; looks like they wired it with sewing thread.
you will reach a million subs at the end of 2021 you are a natural on camera
A friend of mine had a Gladiator like that in green and it was a monster! It was four wheel drive and had the V-8 power. It was super cool!
I would really like to see a video on the TBI throttle body conversion. That would be extremely helpful.
Coming from the UK it kinda weird watching the wizard and Hoovie videos, took a while to get into the US way of doing things! Really enjoy watching both channels now, compliment which other brilliantly. This vid was particularly good, clever guy Mr Wizard. More please!
I'm curious, what did you find weird about the US way of doing things?
Bro I love this intro with the car wizard music
Especially the fat base guitar playing in it.
I have a 74 j10 360 long bed 4 speed manual thats a little rough on the outside but mechanically sound i love seeing these trucks, i have a mallory distributor and holley two barrel carburetor starts with no issues
WOW, WHAT A RARE FIND, I LOVE THOSE JEEP PICK-UPS, I HAVE A 96 GRAND CHEROKEE WITH THE 5.2, 155,000 MILES AND THE ENGINE IS TIGHT AS A DRUM AND SMOOTH AS A ROLEX
JUNK....quality control was crap, rust buckets, and they fell apart in a few years of driving....that is why there are only a few left on the road today...
Grand wagoneer with a 360 was my first solo drive at age 14 when my parents were gone.
Engine had no power.
I guess they didn’t need to worry. The 360 didn’t have enough power to reach dangerous speeds.
"I'm always here."
I love your relaxed conversation!
Hey car wizard! I'm an amsoil dealer, and they market dry cone filters that are a replacement for K&N filters, and their gimmick is that you don't have to oil it and it will filter just as well as a properly oiled K&N. They do say to wash them when dirty, but that's it.
What a great Bromance !! These guys are great together, true friends !!
You guys Rock 👍
Don’t be surprised if Dennis Collins comes sniffing around!
My first truck was a 1985 J10. I loved it so much!
I just had one of these here, it was fried when someone jumped the battery backwards.
It took a computer, all the fuseable links and several fuses throughout the vehicle.
The original no run was water in the fuel, vehicles don't do well with water for fuel.
Howell out of Mi makes the kits, and they have great support via PDF and on the phone if you need it.
The original install was a hack job, but I got it going.
The both of you can make a third channel together, doing a podcast once a month, as together, you are like comedic gold and honest entertainers! Hoovie is funny, and Car "Weeezurd" is factual and enjoys Hoovie's reactions. I subbed to you both, and think classic Jeeps are better. Also, I had that J10 jeep as a kid...it was a Tonka toy. And it was my favourite (I made a camper shell for it too).
I second that podcast idea !
i have a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Larado .. and i love my JEEP
My Dad had an early 70’s US Mail jeep. It was SO cool
86' Grand Wagoneer with no rust, was a Colorado car, my grandfather bought and never drove... now it sits in the garage at Dad's house and gets driven about twice a month for 30 or so miles (to town and back) - trying to talk dad into letting me "buy" it from him, 10 years so far and he hasn't budged...