Rebuilding a Dump Truck Seized Engine || Seized Engine Full Restoration || Rebuilding Diesel Engine
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Rebuilding a Dump Truck Seized Engine || Seized Engine Full Restoration || Rebuilding Diesel Engine
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Pakistani torque wrench- big guy does mains and head bolts- medium sized guy does rod bolts, 12 year old kid does pan, water pump etc.
Love it!
So genius😅😅😁😁😁
Oh yes. But it apparently works pretty well. Despite quite basic tooling it seems they know well what they are doing.
teamwork
This, and the size of the extension on the lever.
no matter what the news media tries to present, these are men providing for there families. thats all they care about. they are deserving of there wages.
What does the news media say about these men?
@@iamthebroker news media lies about 80% of what they report. But yeah I'm not sure what they say about Pakistani Mechanic's
@@Ada-zn3pw Nah, all news media lies 100% of the time. Almost as unreliable as KZhead comments! 🤤
They make pennies
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Worker: “hey boss, what do I torque the main cap bolts to” Boss: “fuckin tight” Worker: “got it”
Myself as a line tech for 25 years professionally and watching these guys with no torque specifications it's amazing how these engines stay together not possible especially diesel vibration
No plasti gauge for bearing and connecting rod oil clearances they tighten things the German Way good and tight
@@John-ls5nu I think they’ll run decent. They aren’t checking oil clearance but if it spins free, and the crank is used and you go with stock bearings, you’ll probably just have to much clearance which isn’t a deal breaker. Won’t last as long as a new engine but it will last for a good while. They’ll probably roll the truck off one of those “most dangerous roads” before the engine goes tits up again. As far as the torque, I bet these guys do this so much, they are within a few pounds of a torque wrench. I love these videos just for this reason. Like you, I would use a torque wrench, plasti gauge my bearings, check ring end gap with a feeler gauge and all that good stuff. I never would think of doing it this way but they do and it works! Haha crazy. It’s only for entertainment purposes, definitely not a “how to”. Maybe a “how not to do”.
@@moorefab8192 Yea sure they are close to proper torque on the mains and head bolts..NOT a chance...Some diesels I have in framed and rebuilt take a 4ft torque wrench and even then its a strain...Noway they make that with a 2ft homemade bar and him barely putting his weight into them....
Looks good from their huts....weekly rebuilds keep them employed...
I love to see all their custom-made tools and the fact they all wear plain closes but their trucks are as colorful as it gets.
Официальный дилер Тайота в Пакистане))
Есть даже съёмник колец! Настоящий дилер
*Синей изоленты нету,значит ещё не настоящий дилер*
I love these videos; no music and only the naturals sounds and voice of the guys working. This team of mechanics work seamlessly together, lots of manual work.
mostly hammer sounds :D
human work is clearly paid cheap , flip flops , dirty people...pretty sure I bet first part of their weekly pay is paid back to employer for hiring them , by end of week they may have just enough to be able to get to work the next week.They have to do what they have to , to get by so I'm not putting them down for it now. But the moment something happens and they get injured I bet they are pushed aside , charged huge fees by employer for getting hurt there and then black balled when trying to find other employment. A country that should have set limits for offspring . To many people in a country that barely has employment for 10% of total population..
@@tryduck6993 you need to be less arrogant and also stop being a know it all. There is a method to all these guys are doing; they are by no means a bunch of idiots. Have we notes the chemistry and team work with these guys. I bet most persons criticizing them could never work as well in any team.
@@tryduck6993 *Too And yet they survive and their population exceeds yours so on the face of it this country is doing just fine.
Another Auto Zone engine is ready.
Reminds me when I went to Mclaren and observed their F1 engine assembly room at Woking.
Except these guys are faster.
Mclaren never use torque wrench?😬
I love how guy is all easy with the beat up piston when putting them in , wraps hammer end with towel even..But the piston tops are all chewed up....
@@isleofmann1088 different guys for different torque setting. Duuh
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Did you hear that guy's elbow click when he reached the right torque settings for the main bearings, amazing
I thought I was imagining it. I heard it too. Great comment 👌
.......''Click"
on which area of the video kindly link it
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time stamp ?
After wwlll, its these guys who will get things working again.
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@DGK Vlogs nnnn
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Герметик сила! Нахрен новые прокладки
Thanks for sharing.
Alhumdulillah they are from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ they are hard workers, they are not poor that's method of local big machinery work....
But we can improve work method by getting advance tools And safety precautions No guy wear safety shoes Plz work properly humble request
Wow... this is incredible .. this is the real hardcore Auto mechanics .. Peace be upon you ... God Bless
Yo quiero saber cuanto se tardan en un motor ,,,,, cuantos días ó ????????
If you listen quietly you can hear the click of the torque wrench elbow when it reaches the right setting
That was his back, 70 ft pounds the kids weight, then 90 plus 90 the old guys. Actually looking on its a really good build, imagine of they had new pistons etc
बोल्ट टाइट करने के लिए torque range का इस्तेमाल कर लिया करो😁😁😁😁
Yes, he's using the calibrated elbow method.
"Click" is his nickname.
Specs are merely guidelines
Вот теперь я знаю, где родился Человек Герметик!)))
No fancy tools, just experience and intelligence. Very nice!
Plz don't said tools are fancy Tecnology can ease your work Advance tools are help full to u.
And if that runs. It will die in under 5 minutes
Ahhh the good old grey shirt torque wrench.
His nickname should be "Click".
The torque wrench is when your elbows CRACKED!
No it's not necessary your elbow have some problem The tools are help full u can use the energy in some other work
Someone finally notice they butchers
@@Imranz-ty3ey D Chu itu xx di
Torque wrenches are WAY overrated lol
@@kennethwise7108 we respect your opnion
I love watching these Pakistani communal machine shops and greatly admire the skills and camaraderie of the people who work so diligently there. They make it look like such good fun that I'm sorry I can't spend time working and learning from them. God bless all of you!
Wonder full comment.they work so well.! Pakistani all Right!
American mechanics are so prideful they cant work together like the pakistanis
@@crashercrasher9696 Why this comment? are you talking about your self? There's good and bad every where you look, every nationality, race, group, family and on and on.
@@herygarcia6193 most americans i met in this industry are prideful
@@crashercrasher9696 Not true maybe by you
I trust these guys over any garage i know. Superb job 👏👏
REALLY needed to resurface that flywheel before putting the clutch back on! Love the full engine rebuild gasket set too... 1 New head gasket and a can of sealant for EVERYTHING else
In my country we say... resurface the flywheel by doing a nice burn out when you take it for a test drive.
Super respekt
I really applaud the fact that they work as a team with each member having a set task to complete. The working conditions are not ideal but yet everything is done cleanly and methodically. The test run at the end was awesome and I loved the look on the young fellows face right at the end; doesn't matter where you live, the sound of an engine coming to life is always the icing on the cake. I would be really interested to see them with a torque wrench to tighten the bolts down, I reckon as several did the job each of them must be set to a different torque setting in the muscle memory. As always, I really enjoy these videos. Well done men!
They done great job They have less tools but done good job We respect all of them
I remember taking aviation Maintenance classes back in the late 40s. We were told by our instructor to tighten a bolt just till it was snug and then go one eighth of a turn more. This may be the method they are using.
Thanks for your love and appreciation ❤️🤗
@@billietyree6139 depends on the bolt grade what material it's being bolted to and desired outcome. I understand torque to yield is often used in aviation.
This is not impressive to anyone who's ever seen an engine assembly line.
A classic case of getting the job done with what you have on hand. Amazing video.
Динамометрический ключ..? Не,не слышал.Тянем до первого кряка..)
Да куйня этот ключ, у меня сосед мучился, головка ГБЦ тлела тосолом после этого ключа, он плюнул, просто вороток и трубу. И Фсё. Умерла.
U ih moment klyuch v ruke .)))))))))
У них разные мужики под разные моменты затяжки... Все гениальное просто))))))
@@SHU2121 Da , da...
После коллективного сбора почему то остаётся пол кило лишних гаек и болтов.
пацаны!!!!!!! вы просто молодцы.................
Here young people are staring at their phones and out protesting some sort of non sense!
Kids have it too dam good in USA.I know I have a lazy ass.
Yeah all these anti American punks need to spend a few months in Pakistan and see how good they have it in America
Amazing work. Here it's all about special tools and measurements. These individuals did the this engine without one.
True. It would be interesting to follow this particular engine and know went it fails.
@@falcon8553 Coming from a current diesel tech. Given that there are never any gloves worn and they are covered in dirt while also working on top of it, I would not wager long given the compression of a diesel motor and how easily they score. I've watched them chisel at seams with seals, beat shafts on the floor and bathe in solvent. Tolerances smaller than .015 of an inch cannot exist in this shop, which is unfortunate as valve lash on most diesels in the U.S. are under these tolerances. These motors run because they are older diesels and were overbuilt when manufactured and were built for idiots to repair them. As more Americans diesels go overseas when phased out here, this shop will probably close due to lack of equipment. It's very important to notice that you see very few electrical cables on the motors they work on, this is not a modern motor at all.
Plz give them helpful advice. We are waiting How they done more good work
Yep difference between getting 700k-1.2m miles and only getting say 10-125k....Plus huge break down repairs due to lack of proper torque. Then again when you have about equal to slave labor who cares about break downs and 20k between rebuilds huh.
That screwdriver through the head bolt holes is genius to lift the head up. I will be borrowing that idea. Thank you very much!!!
I seen that to I’m like well dam I’m using that one
Вот сразу видно, что в Индии нет дефицита кадров. Облепили мотор со всех сторон и каждый знает, что ему делать.
Пакистан млять, Индия пару тысяч километров дальше!
@@MrGeorgin007 Общая граница - соседи
Там больше учеников , в основном помыть ,закрутить открутить. Регулировки делает типа мастер
1st week of my motor mechanic apprenticeship I was told NEVER hit two hammer faces together, guy installing the front crank seal obviously never learnt that...
You obviously still don’t understand why you were introduced to that ‘rigid’ rule
@@stuartwilson3057 Clearly I do understand the consequences, otherwise I wouldn't have commented.
Про крутящий момент затяжек - Ребёнок - слабый момент. Подросток - средний. Взрослый - большой момент затяжки, 😂😂
давления масла при запуске ладошками меряют
А раньше я так понимаю все с динамо ключом бегали и собирали моторы
and ford would not hire these talented people without a degree.i remember as 33.01 my brother use to do that with feeler gauge...love from jamaica
Great job and good unity of group , thank you so much for shared your video .
Hi to all mechanics from Pakistan, you guys are awesome.
Teamwork makes the dream work. That was a really good video.
Напоминает как нам в ДОСАФ давали на растирзание агригаты! Ума нет но очень интересно!
Точно, у нас в школе автодело было вместо трудов. Летом на практике газона 53 перебирали всей толпой, 1 в 1 как на видео, только инструмента побольше. А потом..... потом снова перебирали))) бедный газон. Но ездил.... На нем на права учился.
Лучше бы тебе букварь достался.
Молодцы парни!!!! Отличная работа!!!!!!!!!!
Самое главное - это в конце, Бисмилля Ил Рахмани Рахим! Иначе не заведётся😊 Респект
They got the feel when it comes time to torque.
Yeah, pull it as tight as you can. "thats good" (use indian accent)
@@Ever443 *Pakistani
I appreciate the work ethic and how the young guys apply themselves and want to learn. I wish we had this work ethic here in the United states were everyone is lazy, on their phones all day and don’t apply themselves. This is good old school way of working and learning and each guy has a task and is good at it
Agreed, everything is given to them. I blame parents wanting their kids to go to college.
Not everyone is lazy here
Yep. Blame someone else. Hows that working for you.
Amen my friend ! We have the same problems here in Europe, France in my case. We've got amazing technology and science, computers everywhere, smartphones too - BTW, our cars are no more "cars" but computers with 4 wheels mounted on - but it seems to me that we've lost some things on the way. No wonder that we are so impatient to achieve Artificial Intelligence, 'cause we created so much Natural Stupidity. Greetings from oversea bro.
@@andrewt8116 Want some cheese
This is how they rebuild motors on mad max 🤣 may the God of chrome be with us
Im here to get my motor rebuilt. Shop owner, " yes sir. Have a seat, it will be out shortly".
Динамометрический ключ им неизвестен! Всё на герметик! Резьбовые соединения не пройдены, не очищены! Плоскости головки и блока цилиндров не проверены! Сколько двигатель после такого ремонта пройдёт?! Не известно!!!!
The torque is done by the size of the man, 200lb man 200ft.lb, 150 lb.man 150lb ft.lb and so on. For metric torque use left arm. LOL
да все просто: -Вот ваш двигатель! -спасибо! До свидания ! - да не за что, до завтра!
В СНГ 80% "мотористов" которые капиталят двигателя на грузовиках не снимая с автомобиля. Про чистоту поверхностей и резьб при этом просто промолчу.Как потом ходит такой мотор и как с него течёт думаю и так понятно.После дуромера принято дотягивать вручную( чёто слабо, вдруг в книжке опечатка) Коренные на Тутаевских моторах тянутся камазовским торсионом и трубой в 2 смычка до усрачки, так как динамометрических ключей под такой бешенный момент хрен найдёш.
@@evgenkulbida4443 ну купил себе человек динамо теперь хвастаеться везде тут все про динамо говорят а сами толком не знали как в СССР моторы перебирали
That's a team effort. Great job 👏👍👌
Семейная мануфактура
YOU BECOME A MASTER MECHANIC YOU LEARNED ALOT ANY KIND ENGINE YOU ARE LIKE A DOCTOR THIS KIND OVERHAUL THE ENGINE I LIKE IT THIS JOB YOU LEARNED EVERY DAY
Lo que más me gustó fue esa llave de torque, Aun así nos llevan ventaja respecto a Latinoamérica, he visto la dedicación y el compañerismo que tienen y es admirable.
hungry stomachs makes for motivated workers
you'll probably find that these men are eating better than you.
Many hands make light work.
I am sure the chief mechanic or the shop owner is satisfied from job done by his these young workers. they open full engine and assemble it within eight hours , the most happiest is truck driver who can start his job immediately .
The oil can guy has the best gig.
Mr. Good Pliers and the Harbor Freight boys at it again.
🤣🤣🤣
6:10 ✨Cabron!😂
Not the best of conditions and kind of primitive but these guys get the job done. Good job.
Я дождался этого ) они наконец освоили техническую мойку)
момент затяжки по характерному щелчку в суставах
😂😂😂
👍👍👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
А ты как тянешь по динамо ключу?
Тянут пока резьбу не сорвет. Если сорвало - значит достаточно )
Их там столько собирает один мотор,что потом крайнего не найдёшь. Кто что крутил,как крутил,фиг его знает🤣🤣🤣
It's amazing how they dont forget bits and pieces with so many working on it
These guys are kinda shade-tree mechanics but kinda amazing too!
I’m just amazed I’m a shop foreman and I wish I had just one of these guys working with me.
Really? can you post your shop address?
excellent work great mechanics
Beautiful work, beautiful humans! TY!
👏👏🙋🌷👏MAŞŞALLAH 🌷💑GARDAŞIM cik güzel uyum icinde calışıyorsunuz ustasınız MAŞŞALLAH💑esselamu alleküm
Wow. Hats off to you guys. Amazing work
I've removed them. Disassemble and reassembled them. Hard work.
Ho visto molte volte questo filmato e sempre mi appassiona, che squadra..... complimenti
excellent team work, u guys are very good, the main thing is u have a very good leader GREAT JOB EXCELLENT
It's amazing they don't use torch wrench still their work looks really good.
I’ve been watching a bunch of these videos, and honestly their clothes look so comfy.
I was thinking the same damn thing. Jeans hurt the nuts. It has to be that way b/c they stoop/squat all day. bet their lower backs give out when they are in their 40's. All that aside. They are hard-working and work with what they have. Admirable.
The gentleman in blue with gray beard looks like my teacher in the Netherlands 50 years ago ✅
The talented Mr Mohammed
Love the open toed safety sandals. Must have some.
Safety first plz follow the rules good for workers 👍👍👍
I like how they all come together and have their own little part in putting this together!
उत्कृष्ट कार्य समुदाय के लिए एक अच्छा योगदान, कोलंबिया से एक भाईचारे का आलिंगन!
Interesting to see the start-up procedure. Very clever
Parabéns mecânicos!!! Ótimo trabalho!!!🇧🇷
It's mesmerizing to watch these guys. One thing for sure is that in the event of an apocalypse, they'll all have working machines and functional economies. Whereas in the west, these skills are not handed down so easily. It boils down to a different ethos...where the youngsters are willing, or pressed to work for an education rather than money. But they are learning skills that will provide security as adults. That being said, I wouldn't want to fly in an airplane serviced like this but the majority of mechanical needs can handle less than perfect torquing or sweaty hands on bearing races.
Seeing how clean the parts and block is , as long as they dont forget something it should run
These guys are awesome ... They are hard working people and doing a great job .
Parabéns aos mecânicos. Deus os abençoe.
Зачем динамометрический ключ, зачем моменты затяжки.
Так працює ж. А зламається, знову їм на ремонт превезуть.
У них каждый человек разный момент., Для головки послабее, для шатунов помощнее.
Nada de EPIS, Verdadeiros Herois ! ! !
Look at their hands. No scratch, not injuries. Very good mecanics.
Thanks For Appreciation 😊
28:22 they broke part of the case, the piece pops out. Later, at 36:21 you can see a metal bond used to patch it
These guys are doing a great job, given their situation and surroundings, in the United States this is considered a backyard “shade tree” freshen up. In their country this is the defacto industry standard acceptable workmanship.., we would generally never consider opening an engine up on a dirt driveway and install wrist pins on a dirty table and allow that dirty oil in the engine for initial fire up..
I enjoy every one of these.good job guys.
38:45 guys holding onto the turbo for dear life 🤣🤣
This guys are amazing, the team work and the knowledge is great too. Working with basic tools on the ground. It's jut impressive.
Take my hat of for them but knowledge? Some of the tools they use are not basic. Working on a dirty ground, fill the engine parts with seal compons, and drown the oil pan gasket with oil. And you call that knowledge? Ok I get it lol.
@@tommyaleks100 Let me ask you something Wolf_Boy, what do you know about diesel engines? As a matter fact, what Can you rebuilt a truck engine without a manual or a computer? I own a performance shop, we make some very powerful engines here with all the modern tools available and awesome engine builders, but to see people in a third world working in harmony with nothing more than basic tools to get the job done is impressive. my question to you is """Can you do it?""" if so, put a video and let us see your mad skills.
@@carlgar2007 Ok let`s take step back, First. I have build cars and engines since I was 12 years old, also diesel engines. so yes I can do it. This engines they are building are a old type of a diesel engine, there for very simple. but yet, it demands sertan nowledge to keep it last. Yes I know but they also have mobile phones so they can also use youtube or other places to get the knowledge they need to build it right. and second. I don`t need to prove anything to you and no I don`t make videos of my work, Why should I? Do you think we have time for that bullshit? If you own a performance shop you should know what I am talking about but instead you want me to put up a stupid video that would prove if I`m telling you the truth or not? You Sir need to skow it down. All I can see in this video that is something to talk about is that they working together, but that again, also do we sometimes, so nothing new there. You wanna know what rely impress me? People that know what they are doing and a engine that goes for several years without have any service on it. That Sir I take my hat of for.
I enjoyed the video. I like the hierarchy of guys with the older gentleman in the blue being present for all the critical procedures. The little kid is well on his way to learning the rebuild process, and working his way up to being the old guy. I knew everyone would get on them for the lack of a torque wrench, but you’d be surprised what experience can do. Im sure those torque settings have been passed down from guy to guy over the years. When u watch the mid aged guy, you can tell he is torquing them by feel. After years of torquing my aluminum wheels to 475 ft/lbs I can get them very close without a torque wrench. I’ve also done a lot of wheel bearings without failure by using a technique taught to me by an old timer before I had a dial indicator to check my work. When it comes to my motor, the first thing I do is buy the proper service manuals, and torque everything to spec. Cleanliness, and surface prep is key when doing these jobs. Regardless, they’ve got my respect. 👍
Strangely I find this very satisfying....
I was surprised to see them use manufactured bearings instead making some. Great videos! No bullshit, just straight to work.
No Mamés I know they probably made the wrenches them self but the caps too that’s to much lol 😅
@@marioh5144 In Cuba they've used soup can tin as bearing on their Ladas , the only problem is the have to do it twice a year.
make sure you change the engine oil regularly and keep cooling system topped up then this will not happen, well done to these men for the rebuild,
Good work.
Genios amigos de Pakistán sigan así haciendo tal ilustrativos video. Muchas gracias desde Uruguay.
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Very interesting stuff, all of this guys do amazing work.
Torque wrench elbow love that,just had to replaced air compressor on side of the road,and since I didn't have Torque, I had to use the old technique elbow Torque wrench. Old school mechanics are the best,you enjoy more ,what you are doing.
Nice video I love to watch these people as they do with the simplest Means and skill make such repair work ... respect ! 👍 🙏 ------------------------------------------------- Schönes Video Ich schaue diesen Menschen sehr gerne zu wie sie mit den einfachsten Mitteln und Geschicklichkeit solche Instandsetzungs Arbeiten machen ... Respekt ! 👍 🙏
Well done 👍 I truly enjoy watching these videos.