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There is a lot to say about this "restoration" , in my opinion is not a professional job ,BUT we need to consider the fact that they live in India, and maybe is very dificult and expensive to find a milling machine to resurface the cilinder head. I think they did their best with the resources they have. Keep going!!! Best wishes in you restoration!!
Machine shops are easily accessible in India in semi-urban or urban areas. It's a fact that many mechanics in India don't use a torque wrench because of lack of awareness, but the fact is this is shoddy work even by Indian standards. Painting of flywheel and clutch assembly, mixing up the pushrods, no checking and/or adjustment of valve clearances are certain things that a mechanic won't do even in India.
Я не моторист, но 6:01 - у нас бы в России этим бы никто не занимался. 10:47 - задранный да ещё и заржавевший коленвал прямо так кинули, блок на эллипс тоже не проверяли, 12:46 - ГБЦ вся в раковинах и без фрезеровки, фаски сёдел не нарезаны, клапана старые 15:16 - болты ГБЦ протянули как попало, а не в строгой очерёдности 18:08 - старую корзину желательно заменить. А вот воткнуть диск сцепления на ощупь, без оправки, - вообще треш! В общем ремонт по-индийски: главное - внешний лоск! Хотя за идею и старания заслуженный лайк!
I see a lot of criticism and scoffing...however...what do you think is powering these third world countries? He uses torque...like "not too tight," "tight," and "tighter than tight." I think we'd all be surprised to see how well that engine runs and how long it lasts. It sure didn't look like his first time. Sure he didn't hone the cylinders, and didn't use a torque wrench on anything...didn't have a fancy Mac or Snap on tool box with 300 pounds of tools in it...and he reused a lot of old parts...and my guess that's what you do in a third world country...either that or do without. Make it work. But, he did have a novel way to grind the valve seats and valves using his fire starter survival tool. All in all...way cool. BTW...anyone want to guess how many times that engine has been rebuilt? For sure it wasn't one of Toyota's more recent models. LOL....killing me.
All these "mechanics" in the comments really don't know what "working with what you have" means. He probably doesn't have fancy equipment, but I bet he has built and rebuilt more engines than you have with your little tools you can go buy at your local home depot. Not everybody in the world has the resources to buy equipment, however we still need some way to maintain our vehicles. Although I'll admit the torque pattern is a big deal, it doesn't make you look smarter by pointing it out and making fun of it. Also, you'd be surprised how men like these with decades of experience can precisely torque things to spec; I've seen it with my eyes and proved with a torque wrench and my own hands.
This is how an ordinary day in a workshop in Sri Lanka. We dont need fancy equipment to rebuild stuff in here. And at the end of the day nobody cares about how much worth tools you have used to get done the job.
Engine looked great when done. No torque wrench to torquw the head down, or the bearing and big end caps. No oil on the little ends;. You painted the clutch pressure plate and the flywheel. The paint will just melt at temperature and gum up the clutch driven plate. Did you adjust the rockers and timing ?.
Why everyone screaming that he is Indian Mechanic??? This video is from Sri Lanka 🤦♂️.. And also try to appreciate the person who is trying with whatever tools available to him, maybe give him suggestions but do not make fun of him..
Ruel Traya Again like the person above said maybe he used every tool available to him...maybe he didn’t have the opportunity to take the block and head to a machine shop...and I’m sure he didn’t check any clearances nor use a torque wrench nor dispose of fluids properly but rather than acting like you’re an expert mechanic leave a comment or suggestion to help him improve his content
@jose miranda They don't care. I caught a couple of Sri Lankan guys in my work street one Sat. They'd opened a storm water drain and had their car over it draining the sump oil straight into the storm water drain....that goes to the local wetland. I took a photo and immediately rang the local council ranger who got there in time to catch them. Apparently the ranger had been trying to find out who was putting oil into the storm water for months. Not sure what fine they got...but I hope it was thousands of $s.
He didn't check the bearing clearance, the ring gap, didn't properly torque the rods/mains/heads, etc. He did so much wrong, lucky that engine will last out a damn week. I don't care where he is from. Someone else stated in the comment he's from the Philippines and even they have Torque Wrenches in what equates to a 3rd world country! I been there, my fiance is in the Philippines. I was a Master Technician, had all 8 ASE Master Certificates and worked for GM. You watch any REAL mechanic worth his rate on RUclips and you will see them measure everything. Even then, the engine may fail on the Dyno! I just saw one fail on a Power Nation engine build and they know what they are doing. Don't make excuses! This is wasted money. That engine WILL fail.
Они наверное даже о биении не задумываются, хотя вот в следующем видосе уже микрометром шейки потыкал ради приличия, так глядишь индикатора часового типа доберется скоро)
Mechanics with loads Of experience don't need a torque wrench they know the proper torque from feeling !!! This is how the old school mechanics did it . Know a days mechanics use a torque wrench to tighten a head light screw. Great job!!
damn boy.. you make this old man proud.. this is how I used to build my engines when I was young.. these days if you don't use 10 of thousands of dollars worth of equipment they look down on you as a "shade tree" mechanic.. Every one of my many many engines ran and ran well for many years.. OUTSTANDING my brothers.. you are the men! With about 20 dollars worth of tools and some good understanding.. bang a great engine is born!!
@@KuntalGhosh That is rather a strange thing to say.. of course not. If that's what you think he did here, then you way off the mark.. but don't worry over much no one really minds much at all. Carry on and enjoy your day.. thanks
@@tinkmarshino rebuilding an engine takes a lot more than just installing new pistons and rings without measuring any size and gaps. He did not even attempt to resurface that fly wheel. It's just painted over. The amount of wrong procedures in this video makes "pakistani truck" channel's videos look better.
@@KuntalGhosh This guy didn't have a shop son.. he did the best he could.. I have rebuilt and refreshed many different engines since the 60's. Some race engines some lawn mower engines.. in the beginning I didn't have a shop either. Don't be so critical.. he did what you couldn't. You dream of trains he refreshes engines.. which is more productive? You try living where he does and see how well you survive.. Selfritiousness doesn't feed the bulldog boy.. And it doesn't look good on you either..
@@tinkmarshino i have rebuild few engines so it is not even close to unimaginable. . When u doing an engine do it right the first time . If u skip on steps & not measure things like properly gaping the rings then it will come back & bite u in the ass too soon! I have rebuild a 1.5l Peugeot diesel from 2001 that now has over 150k km since i rebuild it at 230k in 2014. And still going good with just about 382k , has turbo seal leak but it's going to scrap in few months so i don't care about it anyways. I have rebuild countless small honda engines & right now working on a gx200 from an inverter generator that has spun bearing & i bought it for 300$ on facebook. While i may not be the top of the line expert in engines i still can say whatever this guy doing is okay only if he uses this in his own car. If he is doing this for someone else then he is almost robing them cus there is no way this will do even 50k without major issues. Just looking at the surface of that flywheel says u a lot about his work ! I live in a 3rd world country and i know some mechanis who work exactly like him. I have seen those pakistani truck channel's using atleast a torque wrench to do the journals but here it's just a wrench they use to do the wheel nuts 🤦.
You guys are amazing. As a do-it yourself mechanic in Florida, I absolutely love these video. I have the highest respect for the skills and ability to do these restorations. Well done. Subscribed!
Perfecto trabajo ,,,,un mecanico con experiencia no ocupa torque ni llaves especiales ,,,,te saludo de midland texas ,,,,,,este mecanico si es un maestro
Oh ... you're so fussy. I only want it mounted on my coffee table as a conversation piece. Ya I am old and single. Why do you ask? I had a 1970 Toyota Corolla Sprinter as my first car. $1,250 bucks out the door (Canadian currency) Ran like a little sewing machine it did.
My favorite parts of the video were the machining of the block, head, and crankshaft. The precise measurements of all tolerances were especially riveting. Oh...wait....
It might come as a surprise to you but rebuilding this engine, even improperly, netted this man tens of thousands of dollars. Even if it went in the trash after the camera stopped rolling it served its purpose.
@@madmanau8730 the part of the world where this channel is from this would be considered fine workmanship.... People here don't have any proper tools or knowledge...
Really appreciated seeing a 4K getting a restoration! I’ve owned two Corolla’s in my past, one with a 3K-H and another with a 4K-C. The prior mentioned motor I did an overhaul on. Very sentimental seeing this! They were great mighty little engines! Thank you so much for posting! 😁
well if you stuck in the middle of the bush this guy probably get going working with what you have says a lot about you he doing the best he can with what he has to work with
@@Mark-vn7et why? I don't understand a single thing a bout engine that's why i watch this. Do you mind explaining please? I know like the belt, piston.. that's basically it
eh, he hand lapped the valves, its not a Ferrari. that little thing is hardly more sophisticated or toleranced than a mower engine... i suspect itll be just fine.
@@GrimesGarage you know nothing about engines clearly. Even basic automobile engines have torque specs and orders things need to be torqued especially the heads. And I have done the heads on a toyota r22
The head bolts should always be new and tightened in a particular cross hatch type pattern as prescribed by the manurfacture. But the end result looks beautiful. Well done. There is a saying in this world that if something looks good, then it usually is. Must use a torque wrench for the head bolts though. Thanks for a great video. 5☆
Although difficult to watch, very impressive. You can tell he has very little resources and knowledge of engine rebuild protocol. Seriously job well done for having no procedural manual. Granted it probably died soon after, which is sad because I'm sure he was happy to rebuild the engine and have it run forever. Hope someone found this guy and took time to teach him how to build engines properly
you be surprised but vast majority of old 70s jap cars still running in sri lanka are rebuilt just like this, most people really don't spend anything above a 1000usd on something like a ke30/ke70 corolla engine rebuild. and most of those cars still can be seen on the road, living thru harsh humid tropical weather.
Wow Outstanding work would be interesting to know how long the engine will last before it needs another rebuild as i see that the a lot of the major bolts where not torqued down.
not even checking the big end clearances... random shells on a worn crankshaft.... that will knock like a very knackered engine withing a short while. Piston ring clearances? bore honing? It might run for a while, but it won't last long for sure.
Didn't even torque the bolts on the connecting rods, crankshaft main bolts or head bolts. But then that seems minor compared to the rest of the mistakes, huh? I wonder how long this engine will run for.
@@johna2327 Being Japanese, probably a reasonable time with a lot of horrible noises until a big end bolt comes loose or the left over grinding paste in the head kills the new piston rings. When it got taken apart, there was a broken ring, yen none of the pistons rods or shells were kept with the cylinder they came from. ok, he fitted new, but what caused a ring to break, which cylinder and at least measure the bore for its diameter to get the correct ring set.
The number 2 rod is turned the right way before he adds the caps, just not on camera. You can see the hole being in the right position after a cut. But the bearing caps are all turning the wrong way. Also he is not using a torque wrench, so that motor risk falling apart. It's fun to see the engine being renovated, but I do not belive the end result is a good one here...
Watch all there videos hus mate owns a machine shop they measure everything to the right tolerances they just dont show it here. Trust me guys look at the views these guys putting every american automotive youtuber to shame.
with all of my full respect, i really honored to watch your channel. you guys done tear down & starts engine with minimum equipment. salute. greetings from indonesia.
Ремонт уровня Бог! ГБЦ не отфрезерована (плоскость не выровняли), колено решили не точить, зато серебряной краской маховик и корзину сцепления покрасили, гении!!!
This guy knows what he is doing even he doesn't have all the special tools he looks like he's doing this all the time I know a mechanic like this guy same style believe it or not his rebuilt engines last very long
Two years of auto mechanic shop in high school and I remember using clearance grease threads on the crank shaft retention bearings. Torqued them down, measured how far the grease spread and then sanded down the bearings to bring it into tolerance.... "Hey boss man, the engine seized after two minutes and won't crank over. It just clicks..... Ha ha ha
My biggest surprise was how long he managed to keep his white trousers white - I only have to walk near an open bonnet (hood) and I'm covered in oil/grease!
i hope you know that this guys dont give a fuck of what them do this channel only live for get quik and dirty money !!! and the worst of this is unknown guys look this and do the same on own stuff and kill it. i hobe planet safety comes to india and fuck this guys really hard for wasching oil into the ground i hope there have to drink water thats contaminated by themself out of the hole nearby the wasch place and get killed ore really sick for the rest of there lives and give them think about stuff like: was it worth it to get fast money for fucked up live!?
@@dzsam6026 Not really. China is one of the heavy polluters as well as shit hole countries like this but yet the rest of the world wants the U.S. to throw our taxpayer dollars into the Paris climate accords yet other countries take the money and do nothing to clean anything up. Thanks to Mr. Trump we pulled out of that lop sided shit.
I love watching these videos. They remind me of watching mechanics for the last 45 years and these blokes are about the same kind of "caring" butchers. :)
I wish you the best of luck... But... The crankshaft looked rusted in the bearing surface, you didn't change the head bolts, you didn't use a torque wrench, you didn't follow the recommended adjustment pattern, you didn't use any threadlock in the flywheel bolts.... Let's hope that old faithful motor is very forgiving
People are surprised he didn't use a torque wrench. He's stripping the engine in the dirt and throwing all the parts into a pile. As for engine assembly he just threw the parts back together. I wouldn't be surprised if he spins a bearing from lack of oil from a clogged oil passage. But hey it's shiny 🤤
Be nice to have just a bit of narration, explaining what's happening. The K motors were terrific, and I remember my partner buying a Starlet with multi-point injection. It was hit hard on the l/h side, but it was worth repairing, and it was surprisingly grunty. Even better the her earlier "Twin Squish" carburetor powered Starlet, and that was fairly quick for a 1300cc oushrod engine, even in stock condition.
quite ok restoration but some important parts and machine works are not include in this restoration. but it will run better than before. as per my knowlege below are missing 1. Put new sleeves to cylinders 2. make horning marks in cylinders 3. polishing or add a sleeves to crank and cam 4. remake valve guides 5 . replace water pump 6. Repalce oil pump 7. replate clutch plate and pressure plate 8. restore carbulator 9. replace water jackets finally he didn't use the toque wrench to tighten up the bolts
Assalamualikm brothers every person has not a workshop setup. Some people have God gifted skills. And skilled and God gifted persons are not required so many tools. This man ausom plz appreciate him not discourage him. I think he can do every work at home.
The guy is doing the best with what tools he has, Even though he dosnt have a torque wrench I bet all the bolt settings are pretty much bang on. These guys arent going to charge $3000 to build an engine.
No hes not bro he clearly does not know what hes doing ive seen better mechanics that do everything by the book.He needs to do his research before decides to rebuild an engine.With that being said the engine looks good on the outside but he did a lousy job on the inside.
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There is a lot to say about this "restoration" , in my opinion is not a professional job ,BUT we need to consider the fact that they live in India, and maybe is very dificult and expensive to find a milling machine to resurface the cilinder head. I think they did their best with the resources they have. Keep going!!! Best wishes in you restoration!!
Maybe it didn't need skimming. You normally need to skim if it's warped.
I didn't see any torque settings on the head nor the front crank shaft or the oil pan..I hope it lasts
I agree 💯. India is one of the poorest nations in the world so this guy for sure isn’t doing this on a shoe string budget but less!
Machine shops are easily accessible in India in semi-urban or urban areas. It's a fact that many mechanics in India don't use a torque wrench because of lack of awareness, but the fact is this is shoddy work even by Indian standards. Painting of flywheel and clutch assembly, mixing up the pushrods, no checking and/or adjustment of valve clearances are certain things that a mechanic won't do even in India.
Yes, You are right, Many of those commenting here are not realizing this reality !!
Я не моторист, но
6:01 - у нас бы в России этим бы никто не занимался.
10:47 - задранный да ещё и заржавевший коленвал прямо так кинули, блок на эллипс тоже не проверяли,
12:46 - ГБЦ вся в раковинах и без фрезеровки, фаски сёдел не нарезаны, клапана старые
15:16 - болты ГБЦ протянули как попало, а не в строгой очерёдности
18:08 - старую корзину желательно заменить. А вот воткнуть диск сцепления на ощупь, без оправки, - вообще треш!
В общем ремонт по-индийски: главное - внешний лоск! Хотя за идею и старания заслуженный лайк!
I am a mechanic and I laughed at this....
Lo mismo lo hacía con mi padre en el taller...me alegra mucho saber que aún se hacen este tipo de restauración o reparación. ...mil felicidades
I see a lot of criticism and scoffing...however...what do you think is powering these third world countries? He uses torque...like "not too tight," "tight," and "tighter than tight." I think we'd all be surprised to see how well that engine runs and how long it lasts. It sure didn't look like his first time. Sure he didn't hone the cylinders, and didn't use a torque wrench on anything...didn't have a fancy Mac or Snap on tool box with 300 pounds of tools in it...and he reused a lot of old parts...and my guess that's what you do in a third world country...either that or do without. Make it work. But, he did have a novel way to grind the valve seats and valves using his fire starter survival tool. All in all...way cool.
BTW...anyone want to guess how many times that engine has been rebuilt? For sure it wasn't one of Toyota's more recent models. LOL....killing me.
That's not a fancy way to grind valves in mate that's old school was doing that with engines in the 70s when I was a motor mechanic
Lol...for sure old style using lapping compound. I went to engine school in 1971...and we learned both ways...lapping and grinding.
Donkeys and human powered rickshaws
All these "mechanics" in the comments really don't know what "working with what you have" means. He probably doesn't have fancy equipment, but I bet he has built and rebuilt more engines than you have with your little tools you can go buy at your local home depot. Not everybody in the world has the resources to buy equipment, however we still need some way to maintain our vehicles.
Although I'll admit the torque pattern is a big deal, it doesn't make you look smarter by pointing it out and making fun of it. Also, you'd be surprised how men like these with decades of experience can precisely torque things to spec; I've seen it with my eyes and proved with a torque wrench and my own hands.
This is how an ordinary day in a workshop in Sri Lanka. We dont need fancy equipment to rebuild stuff in here. And at the end of the day nobody cares about how much worth tools you have used to get done the job.
I dismantle and install the machine every week, to study in my vocational high school
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Engine looked great when done. No torque wrench to torquw the head down, or the bearing and big end caps. No oil on the little ends;. You painted the clutch pressure plate and the flywheel. The paint will just melt at temperature and gum up the clutch driven plate. Did you adjust the rockers and timing ?.
@QuestionMan LOL.. elbow clicks and clocks
he didnt even put the rocker covers and the rocker pins in order.. he just pulled them straight put and mixed them up...
No worries. the flies will take care of it...
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Leaving certain things to Mother nature.
Thank you. I am old and retired, warm my heart as a mechanic retired. God bless you, be safe, and have fun.
Looks good, last a long time.
Why everyone screaming that he is Indian Mechanic??? This video is from Sri Lanka 🤦♂️.. And also try to appreciate the person who is trying with whatever tools available to him, maybe give him suggestions but do not make fun of him..
Everything he does s wrong....
Ruel Traya Again like the person above said maybe he used every tool available to him...maybe he didn’t have the opportunity to take the block and head to a machine shop...and I’m sure he didn’t check any clearances nor use a torque wrench nor dispose of fluids properly but rather than acting like you’re an expert mechanic leave a comment or suggestion to help him improve his content
What a bone head the order of parts weren't right and torq. Really it won't last lmfao
@jose miranda They don't care. I caught a couple of Sri Lankan guys in my work street one Sat. They'd opened a storm water drain and had their car over it draining the sump oil straight into the storm water drain....that goes to the local wetland. I took a photo and immediately rang the local council ranger who got there in time to catch them. Apparently the ranger had been trying to find out who was putting oil into the storm water for months.
Not sure what fine they got...but I hope it was thousands of $s.
He didn't check the bearing clearance, the ring gap, didn't properly torque the rods/mains/heads, etc. He did so much wrong, lucky that engine will last out a damn week. I don't care where he is from. Someone else stated in the comment he's from the Philippines and even they have Torque Wrenches in what equates to a 3rd world country! I been there, my fiance is in the Philippines. I was a Master Technician, had all 8 ASE Master Certificates and worked for GM. You watch any REAL mechanic worth his rate on RUclips and you will see them measure everything. Even then, the engine may fail on the Dyno! I just saw one fail on a Power Nation engine build and they know what they are doing. Don't make excuses! This is wasted money. That engine WILL fail.
Че вы-самое главное корзину покрасил-ОГОНЬ -теперь точно помчит! Я вижу люди просто в шоке на всех языках!!!!
*10:45** ржавое колено👍*
Корзину и маховик покрасил а коленвал забыл покрасить, не порядок!!!
Зато масляный насос покрасил!))))
Это походу Индия да?
Они наверное даже о биении не задумываются, хотя вот в следующем видосе уже микрометром шейки потыкал ради приличия, так глядишь индикатора часового типа доберется скоро)
Hi everybody. 😁 hahaha wonderful very simple tools and very simple techniques 👏🤝👍
Somewhere in Japan an old retired Toyota factory worker is watching this and having a heart attack.
Hahahahahahaha
I don't work in japanise factory but i don't belive what i saw every step is mistake
@@Seba-sra-do-chleba why freind every thing is mistake?
@@juggler808able just wath the movie and you will know
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Mechanics with loads Of experience don't need a torque wrench they know the proper torque from feeling !!! This is how the old school mechanics did it . Know a days mechanics use a torque wrench to tighten a head light screw. Great job!!
How about tightening head bolts in wrong sequence? Mechanics with experience don't do this.
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Переборка движка в белых джинсах - это высший пилотаж☝️
Чувака вообще не парит почему у трёх шатунов отверстия с одной стороны а у одного с другой... Его вообще не парит ничего.
Просто жесть. Цыганская переборка движка))
Не дай бог этот мотор комуто поподеться.
Абсолютно согласен!!!
На России всё аналогично...Хуйло мастера!
Динамометрический ключ меня тоже поразил)))
В Индии это нормально, продаст как новый.
Toyota 4kJ model engine we used in boats here in the Philippines! Thanks for sharing this video!
Someone give this man a torque wrench, please
Bhai saab you know this is india not a germany they people dont know what is the tourqe rench hahahaà
He needs a brain too
He can restore the engine without a torque wrench. He deserves a credit.
Night King I’m sure he could do more than you
And ring compresson. Plasti guage.
damn boy.. you make this old man proud.. this is how I used to build my engines when I was young.. these days if you don't use 10 of thousands of dollars worth of equipment they look down on you as a "shade tree" mechanic.. Every one of my many many engines ran and ran well for many years.. OUTSTANDING my brothers.. you are the men! With about 20 dollars worth of tools and some good understanding.. bang a great engine is born!!
So u call this spray painting of old engine parts a restoration 😂🗿
@@KuntalGhosh That is rather a strange thing to say.. of course not. If that's what you think he did here, then you way off the mark.. but don't worry over much no one really minds much at all. Carry on and enjoy your day.. thanks
@@tinkmarshino rebuilding an engine takes a lot more than just installing new pistons and rings without measuring any size and gaps. He did not even attempt to resurface that fly wheel. It's just painted over. The amount of wrong procedures in this video makes "pakistani truck" channel's videos look better.
@@KuntalGhosh This guy didn't have a shop son.. he did the best he could.. I have rebuilt and refreshed many different engines since the 60's. Some race engines some lawn mower engines.. in the beginning I didn't have a shop either. Don't be so critical.. he did what you couldn't. You dream of trains he refreshes engines.. which is more productive? You try living where he does and see how well you survive.. Selfritiousness doesn't feed the bulldog boy.. And it doesn't look good on you either..
@@tinkmarshino i have rebuild few engines so it is not even close to unimaginable. . When u doing an engine do it right the first time . If u skip on steps & not measure things like properly gaping the rings then it will come back & bite u in the ass too soon! I have rebuild a 1.5l Peugeot diesel from 2001 that now has over 150k km since i rebuild it at 230k in 2014. And still going good with just about 382k , has turbo seal leak but it's going to scrap in few months so i don't care about it anyways.
I have rebuild countless small honda engines & right now working on a gx200 from an inverter generator that has spun bearing & i bought it for 300$ on facebook. While i may not be the top of the line expert in engines i still can say whatever this guy doing is okay only if he uses this in his own car. If he is doing this for someone else then he is almost robing them cus there is no way this will do even 50k without major issues. Just looking at the surface of that flywheel says u a lot about his work ! I live in a 3rd world country and i know some mechanis who work exactly like him.
I have seen those pakistani truck channel's using atleast a torque wrench to do the journals but here it's just a wrench they use to do the wheel nuts 🤦.
Wow... Keren om mesin jadi bersih itu pakek cairan apa om..
you are the man. i didnt see you use a torque wrench even one time.
I love how they just dump the oil on the ground. Perfect for the environment👍
thats first world problem
Didn’t it come out of the ground in the first place?
Động cơ toyota rất bền🙏🌾👍
Cool staff, God Bless him
Come on people life runs different in the rest of the world!!! We are to proud here in America.
You guys are amazing. As a do-it yourself mechanic in Florida, I absolutely love these video. I have the highest respect for the skills and ability to do these restorations. Well done. Subscribed!
Champion of the word .merci pour cette simplicite .vous etes tres bon ..
Philippe
Perfecto trabajo ,,,,un mecanico con experiencia no ocupa torque ni llaves especiales ,,,,te saludo de midland texas ,,,,,,este mecanico si es un maestro
That cyl head tightening patern hit me right in to my heart
Sheer heart attack
Excellent brother...
India is watching ur good work...
All the best
Great job ,no bullshit just got on with the job,and good video work ,no annoying music ,you have encouraged me to do up my ford mondeo diesel engine
@@atokrockers8334 🤣🤣🤣🤣
First time i've seen a mechanic assemble an engine without using a torque wrench. Can't say i'm amazed
The torque wrench was instaled on his muscle :)
No torque wrench is allowed that time. He used only his own hand, and eat pruuta food a lot.
Terlihat sempurna untuk awam dan pemula.
It's better you use a torque wrench to ensure that all screws are tightened properly just like what maintenance books recommend
All respect 🌹❤️
Excellent to see this video. I am a automobile engineer hats off this work
Oh ... you're so fussy. I only want it mounted on my coffee table as a conversation piece. Ya I am old and single. Why do you ask?
I had a 1970 Toyota Corolla Sprinter as my first car. $1,250 bucks out the door (Canadian currency) Ran like a little sewing machine it did.
My favorite parts of the video were the machining of the block, head, and crankshaft. The precise measurements of all tolerances were especially riveting. Oh...wait....
Something missing right
@@elfernandez1850 not just a torque wrench eh? What a rubbish rebuild.
I don't have the skill to rebuild engines but those flaws made me wince. And the way he installed the rings had to scratch the pistons.
It might come as a surprise to you but rebuilding this engine, even improperly, netted this man tens of thousands of dollars. Even if it went in the trash after the camera stopped rolling it served its purpose.
@@madmanau8730 the part of the world where this channel is from this would be considered fine workmanship.... People here don't have any proper tools or knowledge...
I do appreciate how you put the pistons in and connected them to the crank shaft. I've never seen it done quite that way before.
Really appreciated seeing a 4K getting a restoration! I’ve owned two Corolla’s in my past, one with a 3K-H and another with a 4K-C. The prior mentioned motor I did an overhaul on. Very sentimental seeing this! They were great mighty little engines! Thank you so much for posting! 😁
I have to admit tho, I did exercise a certain amount of caution, precision, and proper skills performing my overhaul! Please no offense!
For the love of all that is Holy...get this man a torque wrench!!!!
Nice restoration for 4k engine beautiful good work, watching from philippines
Its not the way i do it with all my mod cons..but i think its really awesome..excellent work..thank you for posting
well if you stuck in the middle of the bush this guy probably get going working with what you have says a lot about you he doing the best he can with what he has to work with
Jon Minnella did you watch the video? Do you have any understandings of engine rebuilds? This engine is never going to run, not even crappy running
@@Mark-vn7et why? I don't understand a single thing a bout engine that's why i watch this. Do you mind explaining please? I know like the belt, piston.. that's basically it
You have done this job with extreme carelessness.
This is the engine that make Toyota global force to recognize.
There ya go! A good wash and a fresh coat of paint will make any engine run like new!!!
Awesome restoration of the engine👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👼👍👍👍👼👍
Did you follow the manual for reinstall the crankshaft, piston and engine head, you must use Torque wrenches to fasten the bolt.
eh, he hand lapped the valves, its not a Ferrari. that little thing is hardly more sophisticated or toleranced than a mower engine... i suspect itll be just fine.
torque settings are in the muscles. u know nothing about that, so dont ask questions.! :D
@@GrimesGarage you know nothing about engines clearly. Even basic automobile engines have torque specs and orders things need to be torqued especially the heads. And I have done the heads on a toyota r22
@GetFuckedUTube1 lmao
@GetFuckedUTube1 it's called "primitive ingenuity "...he's using what he has I guess!
Love the Safety Flip Flops when performing engine work.
Finally. Someone wearing shoes!
Yesss
Yep, that's the proper way
Dump every fluid in one puddle and leave the engine on the ground with no pan. Top dollar quality
its India... the whole country is a garbage..
Para los pistones a necesita un opresor
This is just epic. love the attention to detail bench shining the rocker cover and other bits and bobs.
Looks amazing. A true credit to you
Very nice share 👍
Thank you 😊
Good on the guy cor putting up a video.not everyone is blessed with certain tools.hel be working with what he can afford
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@@kumaranil9914 yeah what?
A true professional, note how he uses the lug nut spanner as a torque wrench with percision. Who needs a snap on digital .
He knows the tension in his arms his(precions acts) yes that works say 5years minimum ...he knows the job well
Good enough in a pinch.
The head bolts should always be new and tightened in a particular cross hatch type pattern as prescribed by the manurfacture.
But the end result looks beautiful. Well done. There is a saying in this world that if something looks good, then it usually is. Must use a torque wrench for the head bolts though.
Thanks for a great video. 5☆
These guys using none of the up market tools and gear make a fantastic quality job, well done.
so thats whats meant by sarcasm
say sike right now
Although difficult to watch, very impressive. You can tell he has very little resources and knowledge of engine rebuild protocol. Seriously job well done for having no procedural manual. Granted it probably died soon after, which is sad because I'm sure he was happy to rebuild the engine and have it run forever. Hope someone found this guy and took time to teach him how to build engines properly
Peace absolute well Said
you be surprised but vast majority of old 70s jap cars still running in sri lanka are rebuilt just like this, most people really don't spend anything above a 1000usd on something like a ke30/ke70 corolla engine rebuild. and most of those cars still can be seen on the road, living thru harsh humid tropical weather.
Awesomely done ! 👍👍👍👍👍
Wow
Outstanding work
would be interesting to know how long the engine will last before it needs another rebuild as i see that the a lot of the major bolts where not torqued down.
Right?
Any Idea if that mini plunger and grit grease they used to refit the exhaust and intake valves would really work?
Motheo Lebelo and im pretty sure he reused head bolts but i may be wrong
I think the engine will last 1 hour and blown out😂
Well itm does have a 30 second ,thirty foot guarantee
not even checking the big end clearances... random shells on a worn crankshaft.... that will knock like a very knackered engine withing a short while. Piston ring clearances? bore honing? It might run for a while, but it won't last long for sure.
@Mason Pack but why put all that compound on? If the surfaces are ok then the gasket alone should work without needing goop to seal it.
Didn't even torque the bolts on the connecting rods, crankshaft main bolts or head bolts. But then that seems minor compared to the rest of the mistakes, huh? I wonder how long this engine will run for.
@@johna2327 Being Japanese, probably a reasonable time with a lot of horrible noises until a big end bolt comes loose or the left over grinding paste in the head kills the new piston rings. When it got taken apart, there was a broken ring, yen none of the pistons rods or shells were kept with the cylinder they came from. ok, he fitted new, but what caused a ring to break, which cylinder and at least measure the bore for its diameter to get the correct ring set.
Doesn't matter about the knocking 'cos he's going to run it on diesel anyway, 🤣🤣
@@ozymandias7940 I thought he would use the same paraffin that he used to clean the block with.
Вкладыши чётко поставил)
Im not going to lie i had to wipe the tears from my eyes
Who needs a Torque wrench when you have a length of 1" box section instead :- )
Ha ha true
Me wage daksha adarshamath tharuna piris inna eka gana apita adamparayak jaya wewa🇱🇰👍
Homie took every engine building tip and yeeted it out the window
Straight or cross threaded... Tight is tight! Hell yeah!
Good job welldone 👍
The number 2 rod is backwards. All five main bearing caps are also backwards.
Could be
Now he is forever in reverse.
isn't everything backwards in the camera?
The number 2 rod is turned the right way before he adds the caps, just not on camera. You can see the hole being in the right position after a cut. But the bearing caps are all turning the wrong way. Also he is not using a torque wrench, so that motor risk falling apart. It's fun to see the engine being renovated, but I do not belive the end result is a good one here...
@@finxn77 no second vid :(
Watch all there videos hus mate owns a machine shop they measure everything to the right tolerances they just dont show it here. Trust me guys look at the views these guys putting every american automotive youtuber to shame.
with all of my full respect, i really honored to watch your channel. you guys done tear down & starts engine with minimum equipment. salute.
greetings from indonesia.
Ремонт уровня Бог! ГБЦ не отфрезерована (плоскость не выровняли), колено решили не точить, зато серебряной краской маховик и корзину сцепления покрасили, гении!!!
This engine won't run very long. No drilling or checking sleeves, no honing, no polishing of journals, checking for clearances, etc.
And just completely ignore and thought of using a torque wrench... A bit of aluminum pipe will do. PMSL...
This guy knows what he is doing even he doesn't have all the special tools
he looks like he's doing this all the time
I know a mechanic like this guy same style believe it or not his rebuilt engines
last very long
Good work Done 👍
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Two years of auto mechanic shop in high school and I remember using clearance grease threads on the crank shaft retention bearings. Torqued them down, measured how far the grease spread and then sanded down the bearings to bring it into tolerance....
"Hey boss man, the engine seized after two minutes and won't crank over. It just clicks..... Ha ha ha
Toyota company should be awarded this engineer with 60 cannon salute 😂😂🤣
Pointing dfirectly at him ? lol.
60 cannon salute....... to the face! 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜😜😂😂😂😂😂
@@rueltraya2604 pWAS
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Rolls Royce gonna hire this guy soon 👍
This guy is not a mechanic but a painter!
My biggest surprise was how long he managed to keep his white trousers white - I only have to walk near an open bonnet (hood) and I'm covered in oil/grease!
only in india
Skilled in engine repair and Environmental Destruction !
These guys have a lot to learn on how to properly tear down and rebuild of a engine
i hope you know that this guys dont give a fuck of what them do this channel only live for get quik and dirty money !!! and the worst of this is unknown guys look this and do the same on own stuff and kill it. i hobe planet safety comes to india and fuck this guys really hard for wasching oil into the ground i hope there have to drink water thats contaminated by themself out of the hole nearby the wasch place and get killed ore really sick for the rest of there lives and give them think about stuff like: was it worth it to get fast money for fucked up live!?
@@milsge are you okay man ?
@@milsge
what are you saying
80% of the polution was made and is made by the western world!!
that s it
@@dzsam6026 agree with you
@@dzsam6026 Not really. China is one of the heavy polluters as well as shit hole countries like this but yet the rest of the world wants the U.S. to throw our taxpayer dollars into the Paris climate accords yet other countries take the money and do nothing to clean anything up. Thanks to Mr. Trump we pulled out of that lop sided shit.
Social media is really bringing our world closer together. I've never read such pleasing and uniting comments in the RUclips comments as this one! 😬
Oh mi toyota amo mi toyota felicidades saludos Centro América Guatemala
I’m sure the rust on that crank will bed those new bearings in beautifully
Отлично. Хороший мотор. Цепная передача. Не прихотлив. По 400 т без капиталки. Механик молодец.
Left handed mechanic always creative.
Still waiting for starting the engine.
What happened, did it blow up?
i cant wait for these toyota experts to rebuild my 2jz
Excelente la restauracion del motor 4k mi papá tubo un motor de esos y lesalio mui bueno saludos desde panamá👌👏🇵🇦👍
I love watching these videos. They remind me of watching mechanics for the last 45 years and these blokes are about the same kind of "caring" butchers. :)
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Hey, at least it got a brand new chain and oil filter!!!
The slow camera at the end had my crying!!!!
Don’t forget new pistons(I think connecting rods and pins and gasket kit. Money down the drain.......
Excelente video mí estimado, un suscriptor mas 👍, gracias por compartir, saludos.
I wish you the best of luck... But... The crankshaft looked rusted in the bearing surface, you didn't change the head bolts, you didn't use a torque wrench, you didn't follow the recommended adjustment pattern, you didn't use any threadlock in the flywheel bolts.... Let's hope that old faithful motor is very forgiving
coski87
What you don’t think she will run good? I have a kitty cat that has one 👁 an she’s done a better job than this.
People are surprised he didn't use a torque wrench. He's stripping the engine in the dirt and throwing all the parts into a pile. As for engine assembly he just threw the parts back together. I wouldn't be surprised if he spins a bearing from lack of oil from a clogged oil passage. But hey it's shiny 🤤
Good as new and i learn how to unscrew it thankyou💙😊
Be nice to have just a bit of narration, explaining what's happening.
The K motors were terrific, and I remember my partner buying a Starlet with multi-point injection. It was hit hard on the l/h side, but it was worth repairing, and it was surprisingly grunty.
Even better the her earlier "Twin Squish" carburetor powered Starlet, and that was fairly quick for a 1300cc oushrod engine, even in stock condition.
quite ok restoration but some important parts and machine works are not include in this restoration. but it will run better than before.
as per my knowlege below are missing
1. Put new sleeves to cylinders
2. make horning marks in cylinders
3. polishing or add a sleeves to crank and cam
4. remake valve guides
5 . replace water pump
6. Repalce oil pump
7. replate clutch plate and pressure plate
8. restore carbulator
9. replace water jackets
finally he didn't use the toque wrench to tighten up the bolts
Этот двигатель будет очень хорошей подставкой для кофейного столика ))))
The most professional engine rebuild in the house that day.
Legend has it they are still getting the water out of the distributor to this day.
Assalamualikm brothers every person has not a workshop setup. Some people have God gifted skills. And skilled and God gifted persons are not required so many tools. This man ausom plz appreciate him not discourage him. I think he can do every work at home.
The guy is doing the best with what tools he has, Even though he dosnt have a torque wrench I bet all the bolt settings are pretty much bang on. These guys arent going to charge $3000 to build an engine.
he doesnt even know the pattern of screwing head bolts and that iš really important
No hes not bro he clearly does not know what hes doing ive seen better mechanics that do everything by the book.He needs to do his research before decides to rebuild an engine.With that being said the engine looks good on the outside but he did a lousy job on the inside.