Thanks for the tips! I've never regretted sequencing parts - if I had something apart many times in the past it might not really be needed but the extra couple seconds really doesn't hurt. Especially compared to finding out there are 2 screws with the same thread that are slightly different lengths and not knowing which one goes where.
Back in the day when I worked in a machine shop years ago... I never saw that trick... 🤣 Just messing with you Danny! 😝 How many HOURS did I waste using a spring compressor? 😳 😬 Thank you for the tip Danny!
Great tips straight to the meat, with the what ,why and how; i don't see how could anyone complain, other than the fools... that always found a reason beacause they're "smart".
Lose keepers around the shop? I've been scattering them thru out my house for year's I use a big socket and didnt know I can just tap so shit usually goes everywhere lol I like to do some mild porting and lapping maybe a set or two pairs of heads as winter projects at home its to cold at the hanger
Thanks Danny... We learn everyday! I have been removing valve springs this way for years, but always used some old sockets or plug spanners, which is awkward because its so short... I am going to find a piston pin this week.
Great video. Excellent advice for both amateur & professional. I agree with you regarding the critical comments! RUclips is tarnished with endless/pointless voices who want nothing more than to announce their own opinions on someone else's channel/videos. As if they are the self appointed authority. It would appear business success & many years of experience account for nothing when Bozo88 tells you you're doing it wrong? I admire your patience. Personally I couldn't deal with replying to those idiots who couldn't be arsed to do their own content but settle for slating others. We can all learn tips n tricks from each other. That's what good education is all about. Regards from the UK
Bro! We re on the same wavelength cause i just pulled a 2azfe and i need to know how to quickly go through the head and bam! Here you are! Thanks bro 💯
I always liked the ice cube trays when dismantling a head. There's a pot for each one of the 16 valves and you can label each bank IN or EX. Keep posting videos they are great.
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Thanks for the tips! I've never regretted sequencing parts - if I had something apart many times in the past it might not really be needed but the extra couple seconds really doesn't hurt. Especially compared to finding out there are 2 screws with the same thread that are slightly different lengths and not knowing which one goes where.
🎯👍 missed you Danny thanks for coming back
Thanks Daniel I just learned Three things that I didn't know.
Back in the day when I worked in a machine shop years ago...
I never saw that trick... 🤣 Just messing with you Danny! 😝 How many HOURS did I waste using a spring compressor? 😳 😬 Thank you for the tip Danny!
What a brilliant trick , I have a few heads to strip the week an you just saved me few hours hahaha . Thanks Danny
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The best mechanic videos to watch on RUclips is right here with Dan the Man. Awesome 👍😎
Wow, thanks!
Great tips straight to the meat, with the what ,why and how; i don't see how could anyone complain, other than the fools... that always found a reason beacause they're "smart".
Lose keepers around the shop? I've been scattering them thru out my house for year's I use a big socket and didnt know I can just tap so shit usually goes everywhere lol I like to do some mild porting and lapping maybe a set or two pairs of heads as winter projects at home its to cold at the hanger
Please keep posting videos. I subscribed because you are willing to teach. Always great content. 👍🏻
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks Danny, smooth process...
You're welcome!
Thanks Danny... We learn everyday! I have been removing valve springs this way for years, but always used some old sockets or plug spanners, which is awkward because its so short... I am going to find a piston pin this week.
Right on
Great video. Excellent advice for both amateur & professional. I agree with you regarding the critical comments! RUclips is tarnished with endless/pointless voices who want nothing more than to announce their own opinions on someone else's channel/videos. As if they are the self appointed authority. It would appear business success & many years of experience account for nothing when Bozo88 tells you you're doing it wrong? I admire your patience. Personally I couldn't deal with replying to those idiots who couldn't be arsed to do their own content but settle for slating others.
We can all learn tips n tricks from each other. That's what good education is all about.
Regards from the UK
Well said, thank you and have a great Sunday!
Bro! We re on the same wavelength cause i just pulled a 2azfe and i need to know how to quickly go through the head and bam! Here you are! Thanks bro 💯
You got this!
I love it!
Nice to see you again, friend! Looks like your finger is all healed up.
Yes, thank you. 🙏
Awesome Video Danny :) I use a Socket stuffed with Vaseline to Catch the keepers :) Also What Head is that? Looks like a Honda but not sure.
Very good , yes it’s a Honda cylinder head.🙌
Had to move the table out, that wasn't when Faye lost her's.........🤪
More Tech Gold from Dan the Man! Next I want to see how you reassemble those valves & keepers with a hammer. :)
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Thanks for freely sharing your knowledge and experience. Great advice for all, especially those getting started in motors/machining.
Thanks for watching!
I always liked the ice cube trays when dismantling a head. There's a pot for each one of the 16 valves and you can label each bank IN or EX. Keep posting videos they are great.