Video: BAD Car Karma! Botched Job Recovery! Jeep Wrangler 3.6 Pentastar



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  1. JD POWERS is a corrupt self-appointed marketing firm that will hand out awards to anyone that pays them. Whatever achievement they vote to award for, stay clear of that product cause you can know its complete garbage. JD Powers has 0 credibility.

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  2. "Jeep Ducking" : The act of placing a rubber duck on someone's Jeep—called Jeep "ducking" and/or "Duck Duck Jeep"—began with one person, named Allison Parliament, from a small town in the Canadian province of Ontario. She unknowingly started a movement of kindness, fellowship, and recognition with that first rubber duck she placed on a Jeep.

    Allison's reason for perching a little yellow duck on a Jeep Wrangler just like hers that she saw in a parking lot was simply to bring herself a small sense of joy after a frightening verbal and physical encounter with someone earlier in the day. Two years later, that single gesture has morphed into the Jeep ducking craze that has swept throughout the Jeep enthusiast community in the United States as well as in nearly a dozen other countries around the world. What does it mean if you've been ducked?
    “I think it's essentially like giving someone a flower, to say I just appreciate what you got going on, and keep it moving,” said Ward. If you have one, it means you've been 'ducked. ' If you get one, the kind gesture means someone likes your Jeep, or just wants to put a smile on your face.

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  3. Ray you were talking about hoping your customer didn’t make this repair and making fun of them. I kind of had the same thing happen. I am a mobile heavy equipment, tech, and I drive everywhere. Well in Atlanta traffic, I didn’t road rage, but I was discussed with someone driving near me. They cut me off. I was mad wanted to tell him how bad the driver they were. But I didn’t. Then I realized when I pulled into my first job, it was my customer. After that I am very careful who I externalize my anger towards. 😅

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  4. Ray, I know that Jeep is not your favourite, but in Australia mechanical support and knowledge how to do it is sadly lacking. If you buy a Jeep here you either buy 2 so whilst one is broken down and you are trying to figure out the faults, there is a spare vehicle to drive. Jeep dealers are the least knowledgeable mechanics and YouTube is the first advice you look for. Jeep Australia is the second worst company here for warranty claims so going to them for any support isn’t worth it. Please consider doing more on Jeeps to help us out. Thanks

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  5. Once upon a time…open hood, an engine block, carburetor, exhaust thingies. Unbolt things, put in new things. Close hood. 289, slant six…..WTF HAPPENED !!! Intake air temp sensor !!!…..Glad all my tools got stolen 20 years ago, I'd just make trouble with them now. God bless the Rainman.

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  6. Sorry Ray, but your choice of transitions in this video does not work for me, it's like there is a sudden stop and start. Not up to the same standard f your previous transitions. Later transitions much smoother.

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  7. @RainmanRaysRepairs I noticed that you didn't mention one of the most common issues of the Pentastar engines, the rockers arm failure which causes a ticking noise and after a while it destroys the camshaft lobes. I hope this is one of those items that you check but don't bother to film.

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