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Whip off the sump and check the oil pickup tube.....prone to clogging up if oil changes have been neglected!

I really wish the frames didn’t rot out from under these things. I do really like the H3.

Looking at one of these at least 10 to avoid the block issue and comparing to its competitor, the 09-13 Corolla.

Yours might not have a perfect trans. Might need to change its oil to make it shift a lot better

My 81 suburban with a 40 gallon tank got 11 miles to the gallon.

Looks like the hummer didnt airdown his tires enough, I think that would majorly make a huge difference imo

Man my family has been driving a 06 corolla since 07 about 17 years I love it

You always air your tires down when off roading ,it a 101 necessity

Which rims size is best for this model v4?

I have a 2006 with the 4.7 and 5 speed automatic. The transmission went out at about 218000 miles. Not sure why but maybe for anyone else that has that transmission change the fluid more often. Good truck otherwise.

I keep getting a p1009 and p2646 parts being replaced time and been done and I'm still getting the codes reset the computer and it comes back off and on do anybody know what's wrong with it All parts being replaced

0:50 peeling just a little bit??? ALOT!!!

This has been my fav car to own. Had it since 2016, no CVT issues of course. Got the black out wheels and monthly payment that is done already was only $190. It's still rock solid and not sure what the electrical issues are this guy had. But had free touchscreen XM Hair Nation lol. I hear a few break squeaks on a cold morning, but never had to pay a dime for repairs and not sure what these people are doing to to mess up their ride.

Zero Electronic issues so far. I am the 2nd owner of a 2014 jeep patriot "North" edition. however the fuse box located under the hood to the left of the driver position makes a sound that might sound like a serpetine belt but its not. Its actually the air compressor (aC) causing vibrations to the box that houses the fuses. When the car idles it squaks. I also noticed these are prone to a transmission leak especially on the CVT but why are Lines ran the way they are its silly.

Got a 2004 accord in late 2023 and it is still going. Had to change de CV axles, front suspension and tires and soon will have to change the motor mounts. The AC is not bad for the year, it takes about 10 minutes to get cool inside btw i live in Florida. 160k miles and still rolling. Bought it for 3k and in 8 months have cost me around 800 including 4 new Godyear tires. I think if you are on a budget it is a great deal and if you like to work on cars even better. Does not matter if had experience or not it is easy an cheap to fix most of the problems. Happy happy with the Accord

Tell us more about that ugly accord. I think there was one with round solar flare brake lights that bother me.

Honda's generic bulbous design

I think your expectations are too high for a Jeep… I drive daily a 2020 Escalade plus own a bunch of other cars and love the Wrangler in stock configuration… is the only vehicle I rent if possible when I go on vacation back home… have not 1 complain…

Buy it, buy it, buy it, weird but almost indestructible as long as you don't get into an accident. Or the whole underside isnt consumed by corrosion.

I have a 2012 with 59k miles, it is now 2024 I constantly get compliments people think it's much newer. I have the bronze color limited awd

I've used Restore for 30+ years. It works amazing well. This video on the other hand is complete waste of time.

my 15 accord sport is running great at 117k miles. you just gotta take care of it like human and it will do it best for you.

Try applying wax like you use on your paint on both sides of your windows to help them go up and down. Sometimes the felt “wiper” that cleans the glass as it goes up and down can get sticky from various substances such as tree sap, or even certain sprays that you would apply to your trim can cause the window felt to get sticky. And seeing as it’s all of your windows doing it I’d say that the wax will help. And is it just me or is only o e if your batteries hooked up?

That bed being a different color would drive me nuts. I love the flake though. This is my first time sing your channel.

i love this setup got a carvan R and mbrp resi on my 2018 sounds like a old muscle truck i love it

I have rust on same spot on the bottom rear lol

I had 2004 345000 miles on it still dependable to go anywhere but actually went out so I got 2008 with 175000 miles they are so dependable and ride so good it would be hard to fine something better

We bought a 2014 Jeep Patriot Sport FWD new in November of 2013. It doesn't have the CVT, it has a 6-speed PowerTech automatic transmission with Auto Stick with the 2.4L engine. We now have 147,800 miles on it. I do all of the maint service on it and since new, so far I've replaced, the drivers side spindle assembly (bad bearing, the drivers side rear wheel bearing, the radiator and the filler neck in the top radiator hose. We live in North Georgia and for us it's been a great vehicle.

Get some black steel wheels, like for a dirt track car... Or at least paint these black. Car looks great!! Been waiting for the finished product!

What lift do you have?

I newer thought I’d like a Toyota as much as I did. We had a 2005 Sienna xle limited awd. It was nothing short of amazing. We bought it to replace a mercury mountaineer that got rod knock. My wife hated it because of the minivan stigma. Once we got over it we fell in love with it. The only issue we had with the awd was the rear tire kinda camber with mileage and it was something I was starting to look into what I might have to do to correct it. In the end it was totaled in an accident and did what it needed to in keeping my family safe. We are looking for another sienna to replace it. I’ve found that the sienna might not wow you much but the reliability and comfort can’t be beat. The odyssey has transmission problems I’ve found which is what made the sienna our choice.

if you have the chance to get a 2005 2500 roller for free what motor would you throw in it and how easy or complicated is it?

Sounds like piston slap😅 need to look into it before its too late

I Agree, this is a Real Buy - I have one 2012, and still running - I wish i can find one 2013 Ltd. AWD power back windows/tailgate/back seats ... Greetings from Dubai

Really like your Hummer H3 videos, especially the sarcasm. I am on H3 number 2 🤦‍♂️(both 2006 models); guess I didn’t learn the first time🤷‍♂️). The first was a base with an automatic transmission. The second one is waaaaay better; 5 speed manual, adventure package, with only 90,000 original miles . Wish me luck.

Love the content, especialy when you raised the body a little more have both alpha and beta h3's and wasn't aware of that feature thx.

I have 2012 Malibu with 49k I would compare it as a Toyota Corolla and Saturn sedan

2007 with 270,000 miles. Replaced transmission once, throttle body, starter, couple sensors, and rebuilt the front suspension for the first time 2 years back. Overall solid truck!

My 2006 H3 pulls solidly from about 2200 rpm until 5500 RPM, with it's maximum power at around 4500 rpm. If your only pulls to around 3300 RPM something is wrong. Mine is still pulling hard at 98 MPH when the speed limiter kicks in. I have no doubt it would be capable of doing well over 100 mph without the speed limiter. The 'sweet spot', where I get the best gas mileage and the engine runs the smoothest is around 70 MPH..

He literally found a problem with every little detail.... I think he was just one sided

I wouldn't typically buy a 2 door but a little old jeep is fun! And you don't have to worry too much about scratching it up.

This is no help at all, stupidest video I’ve seen, you can find no problem with the car but can’t recommend it?

Put some oil in that time Bomb!😅

I need one how much

put new tires on it and it will drive better,the nouise ,the rough ride tires. ( michelin )

it tows more then that,i think it tows 3500.lbs.

Dude, any car with 300k miles and still drives these days is a great car.

These are rating easiest entry and exit for the elderly. Trying to get my 80yo mother in law to trade her traverse for one.

Эх, как не хватает этой великолепной машине дизельного мотора, с его огромной мощью крутящего момента, на низких оборотах. Я не имею ввиду расход, просто дизель, он в таких условиях гораздо лучше.

Okay, I'm going to agree with you only because back in Sept of 2023 I bought a 2010 jetta TDI DSG with 145kmiles (current:153k). The original owners hadn't done a timing change, so I know I needed to do that. Then... some other things came up, like the rattling of the DMF. Changed that, and then the "throttle body". I'm glad I bought the car for only 5k. For these cars I'd recommend to people who can do the work themselves because having a shop do it is expensive. The newer 6speed dsg's were refined more and are a whole lot more smoother. Mines, a bit jolty, but not to bad. You'll also might experience the Dsg downshift click. For the emissions cars I'd recommend delete and tuning, or just tuning. I have not done that yet since I live in southern/central CA. Though I could probably get away with KermaTDI. I did take it on a 2000mile road trip. The car did great, and doesn't have an issue cruising 75mph up 6% grades.