Hate it when cars are destroyed simply because the owner fails to take care of them. A lot of brands are seen as unreliable- this is simply because those people actually cannot take care of them!
@@raptunoc787 Exactly, just because Jeep has a history of having indestructible cars in the mid 20th century doesn't mean they're indestructible. A lot of owners think that and even with Chrysler's questionable reliability, you can still keep them running perfect with proper maintenance and being taken cared after.
Or can but choose not to....lack of priority.....$2000 rims and tires but wondering why it doesn’t run. People are more concerned about looks than function and not just vehicles but a lot of areas in life....... Perfect Example.....put power lines near trees and then wonder why the power is out for two days when the wind blows a tree into the line or the downed line starts a brush fire. You get the idea!!
guilty. but a great video of the rod blowing out the bottom of the engine block, Crunchy! FORD owners inability to have a life filed even with a 79 F-250. it was said, "you can't kill them." i guess i can. and everything else? oil red no black yellow fluid frozen that's not antifreeze! it's coffee backwatter! thanks greaqt advice to us oh sorry we kill them, back to walking :O
Brandon Greenwood tell me about it. I own a 02 jeep wj special edition with the 4.0l 4x4. Believe me, if my engine ever blew in anyway, I would be devastated
My grand had a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo since I was a baby childhood ride she loved it sold it to our neighbor last year his daughter had it then seized the engine it had a 4.0 liter v6 in it I loved it then I got junked
She tired..She tired her hardest to start and work for you.. Even when she shouldn't she still start and moved. Makes me wanna cry :'c.. Poor thing.. it deserved better... Hope her body can be saved..Its not junk she worked hard.. died so young only 160k :(
That's really painful to watch, the previous owner(s) don't know how to properly maintain a car. It's sad how some people abuse their vehicle and then they end up like this Jeep. My mom had a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which made it even harder for me to watch this. It sounds like it's crying at the end which is so painful to watch. (At least to a car person like me lol)
Atuomobile C a t Exactly, I don't have a car yet but when I get one I plan to take care of it like my child. Haha even when I drive my parents cars I always treat them with care. Well said! :D
i sold my 02 grand cherokee almost 2 months ago at 157K miles and running strong, kept up with the 3000 mile oil changes. The repo'd jeep you're getting to startup was poorly taken care off, the trash inside says a lot about the owners.
The demise of this engine was probably due to owner negligence considering those 4 liter Jeep inline 6's are known as not only one of the best inline 6's(second only to the Ford 4.9) but they are some of the best engines in general ever made, period.
I've had a lot of good luck with inline sixes over the years (Ford 300, Chevrolet 250, Chrysler 225 slant, and International Harvester "Black Diamond"). Simple to work on, and ran forever. Probably why they quit making them- they weren't making anything on repairs, and not selling enough new vehicles to suit them. 🙄
Well it's an example of how ignorant they can be if you don't take care of them always take care of your cars treat them like they are your children they need love and care too sure it's just an inanimate object but it's not going to cooperate in the future if you don't take care of it
The same thing happened to my dad's Jeep Grand Cherokee with the inline 6. That noise that engine is making is rod knock. :D It developed at about the same mileage as the Jeep in this video too. From what I was told, there was casting problem at the factory with a certain run of these engines, and no matter how well you took care of the engine, it'd eventually develop rod knock.
My 04 has 267k on it when we sold it and never once had this issue but my neighbor we sold it to didnt put oil in it and fried a head gasket and seized it up.
Also it’s wildly entertaining how mad you was getting at the engine for not staying cranked, as if it wasn’t completely grenaded on the inside ready to throw a rod out the bottom.🤣
we service our own vehicles and do most of our own repairs. even Our 2003 ford windstar runs like a top with over 350 thou miles. other shit is going bad but the engine is still very strong and runs quiet.
That 4.0L I6 is a beast, has enough torque to chirp the tires from a dead stop and it can easily get to 200k miles with just simple tune ups. That engine can take some abuse, because mine overheated numerous times due to a bad radiator and a worn out water pump. And when it overheats it shuts itself down and when you restart it it sounds like a train because it runs on like 3 cylinders, it can be driven for like half a mile like that at the most.
YTDC EXPOSEDX2 no the owners never got an oil change causing it to have issues with the motor if he continued this for much longer it would have thrown a rod completely ruining the engine it isn't a neutral safety switch it's a busted rod and possible a timing belt
funny thing about it is if they detail the shit out of the interior and get a new key made from the dealer, they could still sell this truck for at least 1100
piece of junk?! those 4.0L inlines are dang near bulletproof (not to mention not made anymore) that former owner must of been a real turd to blow it up :(
the end "I hate u... so much" lol but that poor jeep my mom bought one the first week we got it, it quit running. I can obviously see that jeep wasn't taken care of.
I knew a guy with a 97 XJ with a 4.0 and one of the pistons completely disintegrated. When he pulled the head off, all you saw was the connecting rod in #6.
I had a 1999 Grand Prix GT and I had it for 8 years before I traded it in for my 2007 Jeep Liberty. It had 210,000 miles on it and it still ran and it would start right up even on the coldest days in Ohio. I took care of it by keeping it maintained and regular oil changes. Someone one bought my old Pontiac at an auction and it's still running to this day (I seen it a couple of times). The moral to this story is maintaining your car and regular oil changes.
I hate to be that guy, but most of the comments I see on this video are "poor Jeep", or "how could the previous owner treat the Jeep like that??". While on the video of the 2003 Nissan Altima, which had the same issue mind you, everyone is ranting and raving that Nissan sucks. It just doesn't make sense to me.
thelonelyfry you must not like Ford then, either. My point is and has been, that I have taken care of my 2003 Altima and I have had it for 12 years. Not once have I had an issue with it, aside from faulty parts from autoparts stores.
Videos: 2009 1st video-It started the blown engine 2009 2nd video-You attempt to drive. That video are we in. 2009 3rd video-Revisit the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Attempt to start. 2009 4th video-December cold start Jeep Grand Cherokee 2011 TBA video-Attempt to start Jeep Grand Cherokee #2 2012 final video-THE END!
Yeah oil pressure around 80 psi means span or worn out rod or main bearings (probably both) becuase the metal gets ethier moved infront of or ground into the oil passage ways and blocks off oil flow, thats way once and engine spins a bearing or grinds down a bearing to where the metal melts over the oil hole, not matter how much oil is added to the motor it will still grind up that bad bearing and ultimately throw a rod out the block or lock up...
yeah man, that slick 50 fixes everything, even fixed my sheared off lugnuts and my extremely poor gas mileage, i was getting 2 feet per gallon. That slick 50 also helped fix all my life problems as well, now I live a wealthy rich life.
either way the parts are costing 10 times what they cost in the US. Timing belts here are $395 + 4 x head valves + 4 x rocker arms + Head gasket+Head Bolts = $10750 and then there is Labour on top
There were only 2 of the 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee’s on this channel, one Jeep Grand Cherokee has a blown engine and the other one was in better condition but the same color on the outside and has a sunroof
Stupid to try start a broken engine! Push the car to a garage and change the engine, thats it! Those cars are awesome, i have a 95 Cherokee with the 5.2 V8, 300.000 km, still running! People should take care of there cars, if you see the junk inside that jeep you can imagine what kind of people owned it
+Christian Sanden if you are going to replace the engine you have nothing to fear by trying to start it. it wont damage anything else... until it seizes
its stupid way to start the car i have jeep grand cherokee laredo 2000 the engine i try start the car I walked two miles but the car oil mixed with water its bad day,,,
I have a '94 Jeep Grand Cherokee with over 225000 miles. It runs well, but every 4 to 5 months something breaks and costs me $100+. Overall a good vehical.
TheMW2informer your bringing up someone's age but when we click on your profile the first thing I see is a video on your wall "first reaction to porn" and it's a 13 year old that will most likely be gay being showing porn by his 14 year old friend.
TheMW2informer your bringing up someone's age but when we click on your profile the first thing I see is a video on your wall "first reaction to porn" and it's a 13 year old that will most likely be gay being showing porn by his 14 year old friend.
My mom previously own one of these and it had problems after problems such as the ac system, the starter, the transmission went, all around the worst car to drive. Thank god we traded it in for a 2007 Hyundai sonata. The sonata has 68,000 miles going on 69,000 miles and and it still drives like new.
Most likely wasn't mistreated. 0331 head probably cracked and overheated. Owner probably replaced cooling components not knowing any better and additional overheats resulted in spun bearings. That's what happened to me. When this happens people usually assume their thermostat or water pump failed and replace it. When they started driving it again it seems fine and then, BOOM... the mother of all overheats. Usually the rod bearing get destroyed before the owner realizes their jeep is equipped with the defective casting series head. The water jackets crack on between cylinders 3 and 4 near the exhaust port and the engine starts boiling it's own antifreeze
Funny you say that "its a jeep, what did you think was gonna happen" Mine is over 173,000 miles and its still going, drove from NC to Fl 3 times and to Nj once. So I guess thats your opinion then?
Not trying to be rude but im not a fan of diesel's in regular vechiles you have to drive, in big 18 wheelers I can understand and maybe the H1 Hummer, but that might be part of your problem. Ive never liked diesel engines, they cause to much problems.
WildWhiteFang I have a toyota Hilux that is a diesel and its the most reliable car I have every had. the jeep , the parts are costing alot , the filters are great and clog up fast. The new parts don't last. the Jeep when running its fine but the body is weak and the engine uses poor quality metals
Huh might have something to do with the deisel engine in the Jeep, both your Jeep and Toyota have different diesel motors dont they? Its either that, or then the Libertys must be the rotten apples of the Jeep brand. My GC is fine the only thing i need is an ABS motor pump, and a rear main seal.
My family owns a 1998 Dodge Caravan SE. Its at least 2 years past the date we expected it to die on us. And if im not mistaken has more then 300k miles on it. And yet. Still starts and gets us where we wana go. Mind you we don't take it on long ass trips anymore. Even now the only reason it starts is because of the fact my family pumped cash into it to replace things.
this is why you don't want to buy a car with a blow engine, yes it was rebuild able more then likely but when people do this they ruin them beyond rebuilding
This car was not maintained properly. On the engine head, there is a tube that is cut off. it is the rocker arm lubrication tube and without it, the oil will not lube the bearings in the head and will leak out. One of the rods are snapped and you most likely have a hole on the side of your engine. The engine is toast, you should swap it for an SCB v8 powerstroke turbo engine.
it has max oil pressure cause the bearings are turned blocking oil flow and the metal filings in the oil are restricting oil flow with all those attempts to start it , the reason it won't stay running is cause the knock sensor is retarding the timing trying to stop the knock as soon as the engine fires it starts knocking when the RPM comes up that is why it suddenly falls on it's face and stalls
No, a Grand Cherokee. I go to the Chicago Auto Show every year though, and the Jeep test course is really insane. They truly test the vehicles' strength, comfort, and all together ability to be an SUV.
Yeah I agree. I own a '95 with this motor, you can't kill it. Whoever had this had to have ran it out of oil, for a while. I've known these things to run dry. Not a good idea of course, but my goodness. Awful!
I don't see anyone saying it, so I will. Holy crap that little jumper battery did a great job! Too bad for that Jeep. Wish it went to better owners than who had it.
@autodude6 Check engine lights usually only come on when ECM detects an anomalous reading from one of the engine sensors, due to it either failing or detecting a problem. If all the sensors are fine and not detecting anything unusual, then the light won't come on. Then again, judging by how bad the engine is vibrating, the ECM should at least be throwing a code for a misfire. But if it doesn't have knock sensors it might not know the difference.
Haha, my 96 altima sounded just like that when I bought it (knowing it had a bad engine). Strangely enough it started right up and would stay running fine, but like I said, sounded terrible and it didn't want to move, haha.
Sounds like your oil needs a new engine
ARE YOU OK
🤣🤣🤣
Matt Slater The engine noise sounds more like a mechanical fart to me. 🤣
...if you like to run chunky-style oil.
Lol
Hate it when cars are destroyed simply because the owner fails to take care of them. A lot of brands are seen as unreliable- this is simply because those people actually cannot take care of them!
Tawhid Ahmed specially Chryslers
@@raptunoc787 Exactly, just because Jeep has a history of having indestructible cars in the mid 20th century doesn't mean they're indestructible. A lot of owners think that and even with Chrysler's questionable reliability, you can still keep them running perfect with proper maintenance and being taken cared after.
Or can but choose not to....lack of priority.....$2000 rims and tires but wondering why it doesn’t run. People are more concerned about looks than function and not just vehicles but a lot of areas in life.......
Perfect Example.....put power lines near trees and then wonder why the power is out for two days when the wind blows a tree into the line or the downed line starts a brush fire. You get the idea!!
tell me about it, I took good care of my Jeep Grand Cherokee but it blew its hemi at 120k because of previous owners
guilty. but a great video of the rod blowing out the bottom of the engine block, Crunchy! FORD owners inability to have a life filed even with a 79 F-250.
it was said, "you can't kill them." i guess i can. and everything else? oil red no black yellow fluid frozen that's not antifreeze! it's coffee backwatter!
thanks greaqt advice to us oh sorry we kill them, back to walking :O
at least the engine light wasn't on
lorenzo falzoi it probably went out from being on all the time
Probably cuz it burned out
I saw it when he started 😜
Why would the previous owners trash a car like this??
What's wrong with these people
Knock knock who's there. Rod
Christian Garofalo rod who?
David Janitschek rod in you
Christian Garofalo ¿?????¿?????
Christian Garofalo hello from the other side, I must have knocked a thousand times
Patrick Casey 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I see what you did there
Well, you can't really blame the car for being blown. Simple maintenance would have kept it running
Being the owner of a jeep, this is a sad video to watch
Brandon Greenwood tell me about it. I own a 02 jeep wj special edition with the 4.0l 4x4. Believe me, if my engine ever blew in anyway, I would be devastated
Brandon Greenwood the motor is a legend, what a car becomes is up to its owner :(
My grand had a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo since I was a baby childhood ride she loved it sold it to our neighbor last year his daughter had it then seized the engine it had a 4.0 liter v6 in it I loved it then I got junked
If you asked her she would have ran one last time before she went😥
Forest Spinner *i6
She tired..She tired her hardest to start and work for you.. Even when she shouldn't she still start and moved. Makes me wanna cry :'c.. Poor thing.. it deserved better... Hope her body can be saved..Its not junk she worked hard.. died so young only 160k :(
Acexand lol
Tried*
Tried* what i get for posting stuff at night =/.
Thanks :3
That's what happens when people is poor and they buy expensive stuff just to look cool
good man you supported saabkyle04. this jeep is a junker vehicle dont you agree with me and its gross. yuck. discusting dont you agree with me.
That's really painful to watch, the previous owner(s) don't know how to properly maintain a car. It's sad how some people abuse their vehicle and then they end up like this Jeep. My mom had a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which made it even harder for me to watch this. It sounds like it's crying at the end which is so painful to watch. (At least to a car person like me lol)
yea this is painful lol. especially when i found out it has an inline 6
makes me want to tear the engine apart and rebuild it. I'm quite the car buff myself.
yah same here automobiles what would we do without them some people complain they don't have a car and when they get one they end up destroying it
Atuomobile C a t Exactly, I don't have a car yet but when I get one I plan to take care of it like my child. Haha even when I drive my parents cars I always treat them with care. Well said! :D
Those 4.0 are bullet proof, you have to be very special to kill one.
Someone didn't believe in oil changes lol
i sold my 02 grand cherokee almost 2 months ago at 157K miles and running strong, kept up with the 3000 mile oil changes. The repo'd jeep you're getting to startup was poorly taken care off, the trash inside says a lot about the owners.
The Cry-stler went clunk, clunk, clunk... ;)
The person who had this Jeep should not own vehicle period. Messy interior.
And the guy moving the vehicle should have done it manually. Lol
Y'all don't have kids obviously!
Well if you have kids have them clean up after! It's not rocket science!
The demise of this engine was probably due to owner negligence considering those 4 liter Jeep inline 6's are known as not only one of the best inline 6's(second only to the Ford 4.9) but they are some of the best engines in general ever made, period.
Ive owned two trucks with the ford 300 i6 and it's the only engine i trust anymore
I've had a lot of good luck with inline sixes over the years (Ford 300, Chevrolet 250, Chrysler 225 slant, and International Harvester "Black Diamond"). Simple to work on, and ran forever. Probably why they quit making them- they weren't making anything on repairs, and not selling enough new vehicles to suit them. 🙄
poor Jeep if the engine was properly taken of It could have had another 300,000 miles and still be running those engines are legendary
i have an 02 mines got 214,000 running great straight 6 are tough engines if taken care of properly
Anthony Bullis ikr
my 98 grand Cherokee with a 4.0 has 292k and it runs great
Well it's an example of how ignorant they can be if you don't take care of them always take care of your cars treat them like they are your children they need love and care too sure it's just an inanimate object but it's not going to cooperate in the future if you don't take care of it
Yea great engines
5:23 it's screaming "KILL ME KILL ME KILL ME" over and over again. Poor Jeep. ;)
5:20
:(**
you know i have a 1997 jeep with the same engine and the same problem
Matt Beazer And I'll whisper...."no"
Matt Beazer this comment is a win
knock knock knocking on heavens door
Jacob Burrows This jeep obviously went
@@JaimeW1977j
this is why you need to change the oil in your car!!!
Not only that but actually put oil in it and not let it run dry.
@@forestspinner9711 whoever owned that jeep probably did not believe in oil changes and did not do it
@@cameronmccarty3999 exactly
The same thing happened to my dad's Jeep Grand Cherokee with the inline 6. That noise that engine is making is rod knock. :D It developed at about the same mileage as the Jeep in this video too. From what I was told, there was casting problem at the factory with a certain run of these engines, and no matter how well you took care of the engine, it'd eventually develop rod knock.
DropDeadFrederick same my Memaw and papa had one and their friend told them since it was bout to go out of warranty to sell it and get a new car
Our grand Cherokee blew up at 230k. Had rod knock and then threw a rod.
My 04 has 267k on it when we sold it and never once had this issue but my neighbor we sold it to didnt put oil in it and fried a head gasket and seized it up.
please, dont stop these videos, i love the attemps to start and tour videos.
Also it’s wildly entertaining how mad you was getting at the engine for not staying cranked, as if it wasn’t completely grenaded on the inside ready to throw a rod out the bottom.🤣
What the hell did the previous owners do to it? They must have driven it to 160k without servicing it once.
we service our own vehicles and do most of our own repairs. even Our 2003 ford windstar runs like a top with over 350 thou miles. other shit is going bad but the engine is still very strong and runs quiet.
That 4.0L I6 is a beast, has enough torque to chirp the tires from a dead stop and it can easily get to 200k miles with just simple tune ups. That engine can take some abuse, because mine overheated numerous times due to a bad radiator and a worn out water pump. And when it overheats it shuts itself down and when you restart it it sounds like a train because it runs on like 3 cylinders, it can be driven for like half a mile like that at the most.
But you shouldn't drive it like that!
one of the rare times I've seen kyle get frustrated
I think people too stupid not to do at least simple maintenance shouldn't be allowed a car. It is dangerious for the public.
Blackops Combat sniper don't u get paid for it? shut the fuck up you know what you signed up for
What do you care? Its there car there money.
Legend says, he's still trying to start the jeep.
just needs an oil change thats all
nah
needs a new engine, u didn't hear the knock when it was running
Used cooking oil would be the best for that jeep.
The motor is blown :(
YTDC EXPOSEDX2 no the owners never got an oil change causing it to have issues with the motor if he continued this for much longer it would have thrown a rod completely ruining the engine it isn't a neutral safety switch it's a busted rod and possible a timing belt
5:44 The engine is saying Help meeeee, Help meeeeee, Help meeeee!
lmaoooo no bull
rofl
Peter Bour whats rolf?
roll on floor laughing
you heard that too? I thought maybe it was just me becuz I enjoy fixing things.
With the way people drive Jeeps around here, I'm surprised more of them don't end up like this.
"maximum oil pressure, thats the only way to do it!" hahaha love that. That motor is gone, on the last attempt it sounded like it flew apart.
funny thing about it is if they detail the shit out of the interior and get a new key made from the dealer, they could still sell this truck for at least 1100
turshin True
i laughed pretty hard at "maximum oil pressure, the only way to do it" hahaha
5:03 threw another rod LOL
when you get by the engine, it sounds like a 1960s motercycle! LOL
lol, it sounds like a woman that wants to sleep on the bed all day
what?
Huh?
+Ahmad Galal what the hell are you even talking about?
Haukenslush What the hell do you think?
"Sleep on the bed all day" I can hear the accent :,) I'm dead
5:40 That crank sounds like how my old classmate laughed 😆😂🤣
all that beeping sounds like beeped out swear words.
FUCK FUCK FUCK.... FUCK FUCK FUCK
fudgeisdessert heh
😂😂😂 IKR 😂😂😂
What u mean at 3:03
Lol
Hey SaabKyle! When an engine blows, everything shakes violently. When that happens, cables can jump, timing chain can break, etc.
This hurt to watch lol that poor thing
It was like "just let me die in piece".
yea
It was music to my ears
More like let me die in pieces haha
Oh that's really good, calling him a fucking dumbass...... that's real intelligent smh... Here's your sign!
4:52 I like that startup
piece of junk?! those 4.0L inlines are dang near bulletproof (not to mention not made anymore) that former owner must of been a real turd to blow it up :(
It’s a FCA product, it’s anything but bulletproof
Logan Williams it’s not an FCA product
I've watched this video probably 80 times..... still can't stop lol ...
Me too probably I rewatch his old videos over and over.
the end "I hate u... so much" lol but that poor jeep my mom bought one the first week we got it, it quit running. I can obviously see that jeep wasn't taken care of.
based on the high oil pressure, its safe to assume the reason the bearings spun is due to a blockage or failure of the oil pump.
Yeah. Honestly probably sludged up in everything and caused a serious blockage
"Doesn't want to stay running." Hm I wonder why.....
I knew a guy with a 97 XJ with a 4.0 and one of the pistons completely disintegrated. When he pulled the head off, all you saw was the connecting rod in #6.
Sounds so horrible.
Poor Jeep D:
A soccer mom probably owned this,,,, "WHY DOES MY CAR NOT START EVEN THOUGH I DRIVE ONCE A MONTH!"
Damn that poor inline, those are suppose to be indestructible
IF you take care of them
Dino Prašo And you don't beat em to hell
The engines in those jeeps are almost bullet proof... HOW DO YOU MANAGE TO DO THAT TO AN ENGINE LIKE THAT
Its too bad it wasnt tooken good care of. Those are really nice cars to me. I like jeeps. :)
I had a 1999 Grand Prix GT and I had it for 8 years before I traded it in for my 2007 Jeep Liberty. It had 210,000 miles on it and it still ran and it would start right up even on the coldest days in Ohio. I took care of it by keeping it maintained and regular oil changes. Someone one bought my old Pontiac at an auction and it's still running to this day (I seen it a couple of times). The moral to this story is maintaining your car and regular oil changes.
Damn, that thing sounds just awful.
yeah, terrible, dont get, those engines are bulletproof
You are correct.That jeep has a blown engine.
hey tell me somthing, when you detail your cars, how do you clean the gunk outa the carpets???
I hate to be that guy, but most of the comments I see on this video are "poor Jeep", or "how could the previous owner treat the Jeep like that??". While on the video of the 2003 Nissan Altima, which had the same issue mind you, everyone is ranting and raving that Nissan sucks. It just doesn't make sense to me.
+woodywoodcakes hey fuck you
+Austin Zimmerman No, now they're made in Mexico, and they are the worst crap on the market.
thelonelyfry you must not like Ford then, either. My point is and has been, that I have taken care of my 2003 Altima and I have had it for 12 years. Not once have I had an issue with it, aside from faulty parts from autoparts stores.
We're jeep people. We like to see others' Jeeps run and look nice. Nobody gives a fuck about Nissan lol.
Nissan was good until they started putting CVT’s in literally everything and their quality went downhill
blown engine hers why
1. oil pressure is maxed
2. not taking of
3. battery
If it was mine I would fix it up to date.....brand,brand new motor, and transmission
Videos:
2009 1st video-It started the blown engine
2009 2nd video-You attempt to drive. That video are we in.
2009 3rd video-Revisit the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Attempt to start.
2009 4th video-December cold start Jeep Grand Cherokee
2011 TBA video-Attempt to start Jeep Grand Cherokee #2
2012 final video-THE END!
Dat piston slap doe.
Yeah oil pressure around 80 psi means span or worn out rod or main bearings (probably both) becuase the metal gets ethier moved infront of or ground into the oil passage ways and blocks off oil flow, thats way once and engine spins a bearing or grinds down a bearing to where the metal melts over the oil hole, not matter how much oil is added to the motor it will still grind up that bad bearing and ultimately throw a rod out the block or lock up...
eh whatever it's 2wd anyway
I know this is a 2WD
damn even the key is chewed up!
The previous owners used it as a dog toy lol
Jeep.exe has stopped working
“I don’t think this is gonna go.”
5:25 is that the camshaft of the engine that you can see behind the airbox or something? LOL!
Throttle
I think that's the fan
Or the throttle
Ignition
yeah man, that slick 50 fixes everything, even fixed my sheared off lugnuts and my extremely poor gas mileage, i was getting 2 feet per gallon. That slick 50 also helped fix all my life problems as well, now I live a wealthy rich life.
looks like it's not working properly
Nope it's working just fine...
yeah no shit Einstein
Matheus Bitencourt i saw a 2010 car doing exactly that sound but it drives
either way the parts are costing 10 times what they cost in the US. Timing belts here are $395 + 4 x head valves + 4 x rocker arms + Head gasket+Head Bolts = $10750 and then there is Labour on top
WOW where do you live? a manifold gasket PLUS labor for our ford windstar is 500 US dollars. the set is 65 US dollars without labor.
Was anybody else like come on girl you got this one more ride
this is sad i grew up riding in one of these but those chimes bring back some memories!
A Jeep Grand Cherokee with a blown engine?! Never heard that before! (sarcasm)
There were only 2 of the 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee’s on this channel, one Jeep Grand Cherokee has a blown engine and the other one was in better condition but the same color on the outside and has a sunroof
Stupid to try start a broken engine! Push the car to a garage and change the engine, thats it! Those cars are awesome, i have a 95 Cherokee with the 5.2 V8, 300.000 km, still running! People should take care of there cars, if you see the junk inside that jeep you can imagine what kind of people owned it
+Christian Sanden if you are going to replace the engine you have nothing to fear by trying to start it. it wont damage anything else... until it seizes
+Steven Stringer ok thats true, hope there fixed this nice car
its stupid way to start the car i have jeep grand cherokee laredo 2000 the engine i try start the car I walked two miles but the car oil mixed with water its bad day,,,
blown engine
sounds like you had a blown headgasket and it fried quickly
I have a '94 Jeep Grand Cherokee with over 225000 miles. It runs well, but every 4 to 5 months something breaks and costs me $100+. Overall a good vehical.
so what was wrong with the engine?
Blackops Combat sniper gee, i _NEVER_ would have guessed that. i was asking what happened to the engine
Blackops Combat sniper dumbass and you must be 11 with that user name
TheMW2informer your bringing up someone's age but when we click on your profile the first thing I see is a video on your wall "first reaction to porn" and it's a 13 year old that will most likely be gay being showing porn by his 14 year old friend.
TheMW2informer your bringing up someone's age but when we click on your profile the first thing I see is a video on your wall "first reaction to porn" and it's a 13 year old that will most likely be gay being showing porn by his 14 year old friend.
Barrett Brown aka Jack Meholf actually we were 11 and that was in 2011... so do the math
My mom previously own one of these and it had problems after problems such as the ac system, the starter, the transmission went, all around the worst car to drive. Thank god we traded it in for a 2007 Hyundai sonata. The sonata has 68,000 miles going on 69,000 miles and and it still drives like new.
hey no CEL
Most likely wasn't mistreated.
0331 head probably cracked and overheated. Owner probably replaced cooling components not knowing any better and additional overheats resulted in spun bearings. That's what happened to me.
When this happens people usually assume their thermostat or water pump failed and replace it. When they started driving it again it seems fine and then, BOOM... the mother of all overheats. Usually the rod bearing get destroyed before the owner realizes their jeep is equipped with the defective casting series head. The water jackets crack on between cylinders 3 and 4 near the exhaust port and the engine starts boiling it's own antifreeze
Patrick Rodriguez x
Its a jeep, what did you think is going to happen
Funny you say that "its a jeep, what did you think was gonna happen" Mine is over 173,000 miles and its still going, drove from NC to Fl 3 times and to Nj once. So I guess thats your opinion then?
WildWhiteFang we have a diesel liberty and its been nothing but trouble. the engine is good but the injectors and electrical hardware are so delicate
Not trying to be rude but im not a fan of diesel's in regular vechiles you have to drive, in big 18 wheelers I can understand and maybe the H1 Hummer, but that might be part of your problem. Ive never liked diesel engines, they cause to much problems.
WildWhiteFang I have a toyota Hilux that is a diesel and its the most reliable car I have every had. the jeep , the parts are costing alot , the filters are great and clog up fast. The new parts don't last. the Jeep when running its fine but the body is weak and the engine uses poor quality metals
Huh might have something to do with the deisel engine in the Jeep, both your Jeep and Toyota have different diesel motors dont they? Its either that, or then the Libertys must be the rotten apples of the Jeep brand. My GC is fine the only thing i need is an ABS motor pump, and a rear main seal.
My family owns a 1998 Dodge Caravan SE. Its at least 2 years past the date we expected it to die on us. And if im not mistaken has more then 300k miles on it. And yet. Still starts and gets us where we wana go. Mind you we don't take it on long ass trips anymore. Even now the only reason it starts is because of the fact my family pumped cash into it to replace things.
Jeeps are just shit cars right after the XJ models.
SJ models and willys jeeps were good cars
Love the gas pedal pumping when trying to start it.
+Stanley Spadowski it was running when he was pumping
that ending thought! "I hate you.......so much" HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! poor jeep. :(
Ouch! They musta really hammered that 4 liter. It's a tough engine.
Chrysler is amazing, our Ram had a blown head gasket and we drove it from Tallahassee to Pensacola without any problems!
this is why you don't want to buy a car with a blow engine, yes it was rebuild able more then likely but when people do this they ruin them beyond rebuilding
I bought an 02 durango with a blown engine :p. Awesome car. Rebuilt it and ran great since
This car was not maintained properly. On the engine head, there is a tube that is cut off. it is the rocker arm lubrication tube and without it, the oil will not lube the bearings in the head and will leak out. One of the rods are snapped and you most likely have a hole on the side of your engine. The engine is toast, you should swap it for an SCB v8 powerstroke turbo engine.
Sounds pretty damn good. Quart of mystery oil and dhine thd tires up and clean it out. 1000 bucks she is very clean with low miles
it has max oil pressure cause the bearings are turned blocking oil flow and the metal filings in the oil are restricting oil flow
with all those attempts to start it , the reason it won't stay running is cause the knock sensor is retarding the timing trying to stop the knock as soon as the engine fires it starts knocking when the RPM comes up that is why it suddenly falls on it's face and stalls
Gotta love them 4.0L jeeps they'll run if theres a hole in the block and oil puking out the side or in this case, a rod knock
i got a 05 jeep with 150k miles on the motor. First one went at 160k 5 years ago. Transmission is still going strong at 238k miles
this makes me want to cry. this is the same jeep I have and it hurts trying to watch this.
It is funny when he says to the Jeep: I hate you....... so much
Oil pumps seem to be an issue with the early ones (before 1990ish)
And ticking is a problem with the German-made Ford Explorer 4.0s.
No, a Grand Cherokee. I go to the Chicago Auto Show every year though, and the Jeep test course is really insane. They truly test the vehicles' strength, comfort, and all together ability to be an SUV.
Yeah I agree. I own a '95 with this motor, you can't kill it. Whoever had this had to have ran it out of oil, for a while. I've known these things to run dry. Not a good idea of course, but my goodness. Awful!
I don't see anyone saying it, so I will. Holy crap that little jumper battery did a great job! Too bad for that Jeep. Wish it went to better owners than who had it.
@autodude6 Check engine lights usually only come on when ECM detects an anomalous reading from one of the engine sensors, due to it either failing or detecting a problem. If all the sensors are fine and not detecting anything unusual, then the light won't come on.
Then again, judging by how bad the engine is vibrating, the ECM should at least be throwing a code for a misfire. But if it doesn't have knock sensors it might not know the difference.
the flowers on the rear view mirror tells you who the previous owner was
Haha, my 96 altima sounded just like that when I bought it (knowing it had a bad engine). Strangely enough it started right up and would stay running fine, but like I said, sounded terrible and it didn't want to move, haha.