@@paisa013 he got to this level by doing it for years. Im sure the first time he opened a trans it was a shit show, just like everyone else the first couple times they do anything. Keep workin on your shit, eventually itll go from a full day, to half a day, to a few hrs
You have to be a goddamn genius to pull one of these things apart is so complex and many parts oh, I'd like to have him this one of our United States Marine Corps recruits great jumping yellow blazer jumping yellow jackets goddamn geniuses
Just listen to what he's telling you and then you'll understand the characteristics and the pressure that required to use this thing and also the gaskets, the gaskets have to be precisely in place oh, he taught us a lot and video so quick look at it again you will get a good understanding what's going on there I promise you
My father told me once, if you know a good transmission guy, you learn his birthday, you send him Christmas cards and go out of your way to go say hello once in a while. Because a good transmission guy is hard to find. Once you find one you treat them like they were family
@@jrb982 tbh $1000 in labor is not that much for having an expert do the work. You are paying for the years it took him to learn his trade. It's the same with doctors and engineers. Worth their money not because the time it takes for the product but rather the years it took to get to the point to do perfect work in a shorter period without problems.
@@jrb982 that’s cheap to get a quality product that you don’t have to take out again. People are getting killed paying labor to install and then take out junk transmissions.
I remember seeing Wheeler Dealers (British car TV show) where even Edd China said that a transmission rebuild is a professional job, and he wouldn't want to tackle one
Me who can tear down and rebuild my whole engine with my eyes closed: i fear no man...but that thing...it scares me.. *Transmission just sitting there transmissioning*
@Bob Watters its complex to mirror the action of fuzzy logic.. since a computer sees off and on there is no otherway to imitate 'feathering a clutch' In other words if you tell a computer to run a manual it will let the clutch go and the car will stall or jump like a bucking bronco ... The fuzzy logic at least keeps it a an audible THUNK.. and that was early transmissions now they are so advanced with throttle management and timing to change based on how you drive
The number of guys that truly know these things is getting smaller and smaller by the day. I’ve been a tech for over 10 years and this would have taken me much more time and attention to get it right. This is master class stuff right here.
@Waldel Martell this guy has developed a very specialized skill set working on transmissions all day every day. No different than specializing in building engines. You can be a mechanic doing general repairs. This guy has decided to specialize in one specific niche. While I’m sure he’s capable of doing almost any repair, I’m sure I could run circles around him doing engines or front end work, because I do it more often.
The labyrinth is called a valve body and is the circuit for transmission fluid to pass through to either a clutch pack or a band, obviously it goes through other places before the clutch pack but it's the ultimate destination
There's just something about watching a master at anything work. It's just so humbling. You can tell this man has 10's of thousands of hours at this. And it's beautiful.
It's the truth there is a lot of work when it comes to messing with the transmission and that's why people will scrap them when they hear transmission problems
Well...know you have seen some epic shit. His efficiency is nearly God like. I look like a monkey trying to fug a football when tearing down and reassembling.
Man, it's crazy how many parts are in a transmission. Watching this guy casually taking it all apart you KNOW he has experience. Every time he opens something, another 50 parts fall out. Transmissions have some insane engineering and no wonder it costs so much to rebuild.
@@AlanMichaelJackson That's how I work on anything these days because your smartphone makes it easy to keep track. Sometimes I'll use small video clips too!
The industry typically doesn't pay well enough to KEEP guys like this. Last shop I worked in I was making 19/hour and now I make more than that messing with automatic doors. These guys are out there but they usually own their own shop, instead of working for some quack or a large chain.
35 years ago I had my transmission rebuilt for $1,500. I would be THROWING $2,000 at these experts to rebuild my transmission in 2020. I am in awe of the skill I just witnessed.
@@TimRhodes Yes sir. Lots of 1/2 tons use this trans. Don't need to buy a 70,000 dollar 3500 dually to tow your tractor or horses if you have beefy parts in your 1500.
I just found this channel, and now I'm on a two-day-long binge of transmission rebuilds. I also have an overinflated confidence that I would be able to do any of this.
I've been building transmission and transfer cases for years! The one thing I teach at my college tech class is cleanliness! When u think u have it clean, clean it some more!
It's doable but you won't get that here. There are other channels that take you through reassembly process step by step. If you are interested. It is intimidating at first, but if you take your time, one sub assembly at a time, you will be successful. I have done it many times.
You'd be surprised how intuitive it is, I just do some work at home with my friends on our cars and we're all basically self taught. Just takes time and research my friend.
He’s definitely the last of a dying breed in world where everything is disposable repurposing and building better The definition of taking pride in your work right here
If the engineers still exist people like.him still exist. Just thinking about that level of intelligence is terrifying. That people have the knowledge and understanding to design one of these from scratch.
@@asianboyyy117 engineers could fuck up a wet dream men like this figure out what those overeducated buffoons do not understand. Ask a engineer to make it work when it lays down and dies. They have no clue🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'd love to see him walk into AAMCO pretending to apply for a job. "So, have you ever worked on Transmissions?" Him: "Well, no. But if you let me see one I'll try to figure it out..."
I remember when i helped a buddy rebuild his trans. We stripped it down and the next day he put everything in a box and took it to a transmission shop. Lol
LOL. Been there before. Much easier for the shop if you let them take it apart. Better yet let them install it so you don't stack the pump like the owner did with this one.
If you ever watch a local transmission guy who does specialized horsepower stuff, talk with a few customers and see how the work holds up. My local shop has swapped a T56 onto a 428 Cobra Jet, TH400s for truck pullers. I'm going to have a T56 put back into my TH350 Fbody, was gutted to put drive train in a 2nd gen 1980 Maro.
When you do this stuff every day it’s just becomes natural. I’ll do the same building a short block on the vehicles I work on. I know where every bolt on that engine goes just looking at it. The best part is when an apprentice comes and asks you where something goes and you can tell him without even going to look at the car.
This guy should be teaching the newest generation of transmission technicians! Stumbled across his You Tube channel a day or so ago, & he is amazing! Every consumer who is planning to spend money on transmission repairs should first watch this video! The best part is, with so many years of experience and his level of expertise, you can actually trust what he’s telling you!
@@doba78 so a real transmission, gotcha I kid. It's impressive to see the engineering microdetails in these ATs, like holy fuck what an insane amount of history/work/failures/successes/money that has gone into a device like this.
@@Michael-jq5pf agreed! I absolutelt hate that they exist simply because people are lazy but the engineering that goes into them is truly amazing! Just goes to show you that people will pay the most money for entertainment or convinience.
@@Michael-jq5pf Originally designed so that women could drive. Most women never learned to drive a car with a clutch. My grandmother never bothered to learn until they bought a car with an automatic transmission.
I've never seen this channel before. But that was like watching a ballet dancer who's practiced the same ballet for thousands of hours. Simply amazing. I wish I was that good at...anything...
Pick something, embrace sucking at it fully, 10,000 hours later, you'll be this good at it. It looks outlandish because most people give up after a few hundred hours, but if you keep at it in earnest, you can truly be good at anything.
@@TheBluesnbob yeah but you need to understand he earned that just because he can do the job that fast doesn’t mean he’s worth any less money. Sad you people think a mechanics a crook for being a hood at his job!
@@TheBluesnbob if your job took the average worker 6 hours at $20 an hour but you could do it in 2 does that mean you should be paid less than the guy it took 3 times longer while you did it faster and better? You obviously have a poor comprehension of how quaility work is compensated
@@TheBluesnbob yes but still if I do my piece faster than you I still expect to be paid as much because I can do it better and faster is the point. (Not me that was just an example)
As an engine mechanic thats not very "in-tune" with how transmissions work, specifically automatics, it was amazing to watch that FULL disassembly in about 15 minutes. Huge props boss man.
@@turbolq4 I can grasp everything mechanically, but I have no knowledge of things like the valvebody and so on. No idea how the pressure is dealt with and whatnot aswell. I can understand the converter getting fluidic pressure to press out similar to a manual, but thattttt where it stops for me. You said it great, witchcraft and voodoo lol. "I can make it vroom, someone else can make it zoom." Ahaha
you guys its not that hard to understand, the trans fluid acts like a red bull and when the motor spins the trans gets all torqued out and angry and takes out on the rear end. 20 years as a mechanic and that is as far as i ever tried to know about them.
I'm from Alabama and when I need transmission work done for my project, I know exactly where I'm going to go. The distance is doesn't matter to me at all because of quality work.
@@ryanriel2329 True. Richard probably knows the shop and won't say. Professional courtesy. If I was in the customer in the situation I would have gone back to the first shop and made them fix the thing right for free and then take it back over to Richard's place then have him go through it again.
This guy is the definition of the phrase, "If you're good at something, never do it for free". The knowledge and how methodical this guy works, and how much care he puts into his work...
if u meant when referring to that round thing on the side, it applies the 2/4 Band to hold the rear sun stationary via the shell, the round thing was the servo for the apply pin. it has inbuilt accumulators. The holes in it were grinded for faster 2/4 Apply. I thinqué the nastiness she was referring to was the metalically tainted oil.
@Ben T. There's no worry of slander/libel if he's on camera disassembling the units in question. I get that if a customer specifically asks for a cheap rebuild they know they're getting all used parts, but when a shop is paid to perform a full rebuild and cheats the customer with a band-aid trans that might last 10K is an entirely different matter.
I checked google maps. There are seventeen transmission shops in Amarillo. Richard has some heavy competition. His idea of being on RUclips and sharing his skills is a great marketing idea.
@@jamallabarge2665 Great marketing idea? It’s genius, it’s what sets him apart from the rest. You’re able to see his work and how particular and and detailed he is, before even paying him a cent. His goal is to be a trustworthy transmission shop, and filming his work is the only real way to prove those claims in the auto tranny rebuilding world, so you know you’re getting what you pay for, I don’t see how he has competition at all... the transmission shops that don’t film their autopsies are the ones I’d have a bad time trusting with even just my torque converter.
I think if your shop has certifications or is a franchise it might be possible to lose certification or a franchise by defaming another certified or franchise shop.
@@metroplex2006 I can just about guarantee that he is not in a franchise, unless he owns the Franchise! Besides I have not heard of a franchise transmission shop call Precision Transmission!
It’s like looking at alien technology, our forefathers and present day engineers are amazing. Our people don’t get the credit they deserve, instead we are directed to appease lazy filth who have contributed nothing positive in whole history of man.
WOW this guy could tear that trans down in 3 mins but took 18 just to teach us. The GIFT of knowing what you are doing compared to just talking about it. GREAT JOB !!!!!
If you would like to see him assemble this transmission back again, all you have to do is download the video and play it in reverse. 100% guaranteed reassembly!
As a mechanic myself, its nice to see a guy who knows wtf he talking about, and you tell by how fast he took this one down, that he's been here many times before.
i did this very same thing with my dad when i was a kid, it took 2 days, this man just did it in 15 minutes, and explained everything. im gonna go out on a limb and say that this guy has done this a few times.
It’s truly amazing watching a master builder tear down and analyze a transmission so quickly. I really appreciate seeing a talented specialist having the passion to make sure people get what they need and pay for.
Everytime I’m like alright that’s gotta be the whole assembly, then he just keep pulling stuff apart.....like it’s a 4 dimensional object that just continues to keep spewing matter from within itself LOL
Same. The case aint but soo big. How in the heck does all those bits move around stay lubricated & "not try to cut the case apart"? Im not giving up a stickshift for that mess!
@@williscurry6557 You are delusional. Stickshift is as messy as you can be, and needs shims and heat and pullers and a lot of expertise to be fixed. *Or else* face clashing, whining, falling out of gear and gear stripping. Over here when they go wrong/wear out workshops usually trash them and buy a salvaged one.
For what he puts into them it’s a major steal! It cost more than that for a carry out and they actually remove and install it for you. I know where I’ll go when my truck needs a rebuild.
Genius? Not really. More like lots of hard work and creative application of existing technology. Spend a few minutes understanding how planetary gears work, they are the heart of an automatic transmission. All the hydraulics and electronics are refinements on the theme that enable the thing to shift by itself.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 Most people watching this don't realize all that stuff....clutch discs, bands, drums, pump, valve body...are there to manipulate those two planetary gear sets.
@@melmc8888 damn dude, don’t need to act like a high and mighty prick, a shit ton of people don’t know jack about anything, I just picked up a new snowblower for free, all it needed was a qfc and sparkplugs, fixed it in 10 minutes, sold it for 150$, Most people when something breaks they just give up and sell it
@@davemathew1888 I will admit there was a touch of sarcasm there , but I wasn't be a dick, Mister Sensitive. For the record I am pretty mechanically inclined myself. Just saying that the whole idea of the transmission is pretty innovative
Fun Fact: that table he's using is an actual autopsy table from a coroner's office. Richard got it a few years back and found it works great for those liquidy teardowns. The blood drain carries all that red transmission oil into a catch bin.
This man has over 40 years of working on transmissions. Many of these modern units weren't even thought of yet. Clutches. Pillow switches. Solenoids. I'm surprised that he can do these modern transmissions with his old school approach. This man was born with this gift
I'm just amazed at how incredibly good this guy is, look at the confidence as he moves through each section. If this doesn't convince you this guy is a Jedi, nothing will. He is the real deal, authentic born with the gift skills! Great video guys!
The fact I just witnessed a man break down an entire transmission in less than 20 mins and the whole while his hands are covered in cherry juice is awesome...now thats a NO SLIP GRIP!!!!! I'm no car mechanic, not building a ride just fell down the YT rabbit hole and stumbled upon this and I had to comment... Great job fellas keep up the honest amazing work you do!
Ironically, not many actual gears in it. Only have a sense of manual transmissions which are small but have lots of gears. This auto is big with few gears and lots of valves, solenoids, and other control devices... and fluid, I guess.
There are more parts in an automatic transmission that in any other single major component of a vehicle. An engine has far fewer parts than an automatic transmission.
@@Kimoto504 That's true. All planetary gears. You don't need that many. The gear changes happen by stopping different parts of each planetary gear system and the combination of the combined planetary gearsets.
If I ever need to do mine it makes me think I'll just do it, but then again time is money so $2,000 is cheap really in another video he says he has about $1000 in parts and then $1000 labor. But it's worth it.
I am a mechanic and I can tell this guy has massive experience with these boxes. Flowing work, explaining what to look for as he's going and never had to hesitate or put things in order because he knows he would be able to rebuild it even if all the parts got mixed up. Great work mate.
This guy handled that engine with the precision of a brain surgeon while carrying on a full conversation with the cameraman. Immense respect at this man's skill.
Yeah about that, maybe he should consider some PPE like gloves. I know it sucks but getting cancer from all the carcinogenic stuff in the oils and fluids is not cool either
Mind. Blowing. Video. As a "fairly mechanical" kind of guy, I watch these videos in complete fascination and awe. I second *every* damn comment here. This guy is incredible in his skill and knowledge. Totally impressive and inspiring!
Just look at the ease and confidence of the breakdown. Hand / tool / part coordination. Muscle memory of a professional. What a pleasure it is to see .
I have no knowledge about transmissions or how they work but holy crap there's a lot of parts and it seems like you can tear down and rebuild one of these with your eyes closed! It's fun to see someone good at their job.
I used to be a Medical Technologist. Worked in medical labs. I loved working on my equipment. Bunch of high tech electronics, delicate . You however have my respect. I followed carefully and I think it might take me a minimum of six months to learn to be able to put that back together without a detailed diagram. Also went to tech school in the army to diagnose and fix tube radios. Man that was fun. Taught people how to use computers when desktops were new. Built a few. Programmed a couple.
the way he moves through a transmission amazes me, I dont know how to work on transmissions at all its always fun to watch masters at work and explain whats wrong to dummies like me who say "oooh right!" haha
It's so satisfying watching this guy, apperently doing this for decades, how quickly he disassembles it but clearly still exactly knowing what he's doing! That's the kind of mechanic you would like to give your car to.
I've been inside PLENTY of machines, this is nothing new to me. But his performance brings the entire video to life! I wiped my eye when it squirted him...lol
@@neilpuckett359 I was going to comment on the chemistry they had, but didn't want to offend anyone. Work like this, it honestly rekindles my love for 🇺🇸 and smart humans. Richard is that guy. 🇨🇱
This expertise is priceless. Carried my Ram with a dead 46re(big surprise) to a guy who wasn't cheap but was known as THE mopar transmission guy. He knew my dad and had me come back and catch him up on everything while he was working on my transmission when i came by to drop off a trans temp sensor. When i saw him going through the trans like this guy does in the video and the stack of new parts going in regardless of how the old parts looked, I had NO hurt feelings about the big check I had to write. My ram still pulls like new too.
Just my luck to find the most honest and hard working trans builders, in a different continent. 😂 Great work guys, have been following your tear downs for a little while now and love all the knowledge. Thumbs up from Australia 👍🏼👍🏼
There's good honest mechanics everywhere just have to look in the right places. And most of the time they're in the position to turn down work so you might need a little luck lol
Every time he reaches for a tool, my builder senses tingle cause I know he’s about to finesse through the next set of parts. It’s so satisfying to watch and inspirational. I learned a lot from these videos. Keep em coming!
Z-pack...thought i was at the doctor's office(flu-meds)..$2000 not bad for trans rebuilt at all.. great quality and products are always a little pricey..thanks guys, even though dad took one to the eye,lol..thats called a money shot. Thabks for sharing
Yep that's actually a damn good deal. You can find a back yard trans mechanic to do it for $1200 but they wont replace half the worn down parts in it. This is $2000 and see ya in 100k miles or better....:
Blows me away how some people go through all the trouble of going through a tranny and not change out clutches and bushings and use old pumps and then wonder why it don't work people have pride in what you do like this gentleman does people will continue to go back to you if you treat em right!!!!!! Good job guys glad to know there is still people out there who take pride in what there doin!!!
Seems like there is not very many youtubers who bother to normalize the volume, sadly. Even worse when multiple people are speaking and they're all at different volume levels.
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This dude just pulled apart a whole transmission in less time than it takes me to try and wrestle my oil filter off without making a mess
Facts bro lmao made me not wanna work on my shit lol spending the whole day lol
@@paisa013 he got to this level by doing it for years. Im sure the first time he opened a trans it was a shit show, just like everyone else the first couple times they do anything. Keep workin on your shit, eventually itll go from a full day, to half a day, to a few hrs
Was juuuuuuuuuust thinking the same thing.
Best bet is to accept the fact you're going to get dirty while changing your oil. Dont be a Nancy about it.
@@alexgibbs356 shut up Karen nobody wants to get covered in oil doesn't mean we don't do it
Holy sheiss, this guy completely dissected and evaluated that trans in less than 15 minutes. PRO AF.
He was working slow to show the process. A tear down can be done in around 3 minutes, faster if there is a bet.
Pro👌
My pap use to be the same way started when he was like 16 and did them till he was over 70
@@Blaze_1961 They said they might film and time him doing it blindfolded. 😂
That's why you pay a pro to do it
I have no idea what he's talking about but it's fascinating!
You have to be a goddamn genius to pull one of these things apart is so complex and many parts oh, I'd like to have him this one of our United States Marine Corps recruits great jumping yellow blazer jumping yellow jackets goddamn geniuses
I do
Just listen to what he's telling you and then you'll understand the characteristics and the pressure that required to use this thing and also the gaskets, the gaskets have to be precisely in place oh, he taught us a lot and video so quick look at it again you will get a good understanding what's going on there I promise you
It's an automatic transmission. Only 5 people on the planet know how these things work.
@@TheDudeAbides1776 if it’s a Chrysler they usually don’t.
My father told me once, if you know a good transmission guy, you learn his birthday, you send him Christmas cards and go out of your way to go say hello once in a while. Because a good transmission guy is hard to find. Once you find one you treat them like they were family
same goes for mechanics the really good ones
You sound like someone whose dad listen to Click and clack AKA Tom and Ray on NPR call Car Talk
Your dad was a wise man
mesmerizing. The man had not a single wasted hand movement, just an absolute mechanical wizard!
Shit was beautiful
Clearly done a million of them. Put a blindfold on him he could strip it like a marine doing an automatic rifle...
@@blankv8057 oq
Transmission Kung Fu.
It’s old school art right there
Guys like this don't get nearly enough credit. The amount of skill and experience on display here is astonishing.
But $1000 labor isn't chump change either. He pays himself well for all that skill and experience, as he should. I'm jealous, to be completely honest.
@@jrb982 tbh $1000 in labor is not that much for having an expert do the work. You are paying for the years it took him to learn his trade. It's the same with doctors and engineers. Worth their money not because the time it takes for the product but rather the years it took to get to the point to do perfect work in a shorter period without problems.
It always refreshing to see truly skilled people practicing their craft.
That is a fact!
@@jrb982 that’s cheap to get a quality product that you don’t have to take out again. People are getting killed paying labor to install and then take out junk transmissions.
Ok I’ve now confirmed that I’m not rebuilding my transmission as a fun DIY project.
I remember seeing Wheeler Dealers (British car TV show) where even Edd China said that a transmission rebuild is a professional job, and he wouldn't want to tackle one
@@matrixmirage2148 He did repair a gearbox on an Audi TT though
@@FirestoneDK Was it a manual gearbox?
If it was, then it makes sense
@@matrixmirage2148 yes it was
@@FirestoneDK manual gearbox is a lot simpler than automatic.
Me who can tear down and rebuild my whole engine with my eyes closed: i fear no man...but that thing...it scares me..
*Transmission just sitting there transmissioning*
Transmission specialist *transmitter*
He only works on sunny days *transmitent*
I’m with you man. I can rebuild an engine any which way all day, then I see an automatic transmission and I freeze 🥺
@@publius4631 sounds like you could do with some
Anti freeze *BOOM TISH*
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@Bob Watters its complex to mirror the action of fuzzy logic.. since a computer sees off and on there is no otherway to imitate 'feathering a clutch'
In other words if you tell a computer to run a manual it will let the clutch go and the car will stall or jump like a bucking bronco ...
The fuzzy logic at least keeps it a an audible THUNK.. and that was early transmissions now they are so advanced with throttle management and timing to change based on how you drive
Restaurant Hostess: It's about a 15 minute wait for a table sir.
This guy: That's fine, I'll just completely rebuild this transmission while I wait.
It's a tear down. Given he knows every part in side out he does not need to bag and mark them (he is going to replace those parts anyways).
@@maggiejetson7904 it was called a joke. I bet you're fun at parties....
@@philgrimsey3637 Can't help it when you know too much details...
im sure putting it back together takes about 100 times longer
@@salty7943 as fast as dude just did this it probably took him maybe an hour.
at first i thought: ''oh yeah sure, i'll understand how this works''
and then he took off the bottom pan and unearthed the fucking labyrinth.
The number of guys that truly know these things is getting smaller and smaller by the day. I’ve been a tech for over 10 years and this would have taken me much more time and attention to get it right. This is master class stuff right here.
I had a friend show me a Shift kit he bought. It was that labyrinth you saw. Oh yeah COOL . NOT A CLUE
@Waldel Martell what is what stuff called?
@Waldel Martell this guy has developed a very specialized skill set working on transmissions all day every day. No different than specializing in building engines. You can be a mechanic doing general repairs. This guy has decided to specialize in one specific niche. While I’m sure he’s capable of doing almost any repair, I’m sure I could run circles around him doing engines or front end work, because I do it more often.
The labyrinth is called a valve body and is the circuit for transmission fluid to pass through to either a clutch pack or a band, obviously it goes through other places before the clutch pack but it's the ultimate destination
Something tells me this guy has been into a transmission before.
Naa don't think so 😂
He did when he talked about tearing them apart as a kid.
May have spent a little time reading a Haynes manual😄
He's been into trans
I agree with you
This guy was born with a gift to rebuild other people's junk. And make it good again. You don't learn this in transmission school. It's a gift
There's just something about watching a master at anything work. It's just so humbling. You can tell this man has 10's of thousands of hours at this. And it's beautiful.
Worth his weight in gold, w/o question.
And he is paid well for his specialty!
* ME: needs transmission replaced.
* ME: searches RUclips for tutorials.
* ME: finds this video.
* ME: scraps the entire vehicle.
HAHAHAHAHAHHA
🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
Roflmao
It's the truth there is a lot of work when it comes to messing with the transmission and that's why people will scrap them when they hear transmission problems
Don’t know anything about transmissions, don’t know why this was recommended but I saw the whole thing from start to finish
Well...know you have seen some epic shit. His efficiency is nearly God like. I look like a monkey trying to fug a football when tearing down and reassembling.
I grew up working on cars from bumper to bumper, but when it comes to rebuilding an automatic transmission? Nope.
I keep getting him recommended too, but I also watch car shows.
I finally caved in and click, and I do not regret it!
I have all 5 speeds but i watched this too.
Same is true for me.
Man, it's crazy how many parts are in a transmission. Watching this guy casually taking it all apart you KNOW he has experience. Every time he opens something, another 50 parts fall out. Transmissions have some insane engineering and no wonder it costs so much to rebuild.
Any old jackass can kick a barn down but it takes a carpenter to build one.
I was thinking the same, I'd have to take pictures at every step lol.
@@AlanMichaelJackson That's how I work on anything these days because your smartphone makes it easy to keep track. Sometimes I'll use small video clips too!
The industry needs more people like him, he actually cares about his job. That kind of thing is rare nowadays
If it pays your bills and then some,, sure.
the industry is going electric
The industry typically doesn't pay well enough to KEEP guys like this. Last shop I worked in I was making 19/hour and now I make more than that messing with automatic doors. These guys are out there but they usually own their own shop, instead of working for some quack or a large chain.
They are around but you gotta turn rocks dig in dark holes to find em. When you find one pay your bill PLUS GRATUITY
95% of tech are crooked he’s the very few that is legit
$2,000 to rebuild a transmission? That seems crazy!
Watches video: "ok, who do I make the check out to?"
Won't $2000 buy either an already rebuilt transmission for some cars
35 years ago I had my transmission rebuilt for $1,500. I would be THROWING $2,000 at these experts to rebuild my transmission in 2020. I am in awe of the skill I just witnessed.
@@chrismc410 Yes, but this is a "built" transmission to handle high horsepower likely for some type of motorsports, not just everyday driving.
@@TimRhodes Yes sir. Lots of 1/2 tons use this trans. Don't need to buy a 70,000 dollar 3500 dually to tow your tractor or horses if you have beefy parts in your 1500.
DavesTreeFarm that's what I'm sayin'!!!!!!!
Meanwhile, I'm sitting here having never touched a transmission thinking how could they have the gall to not replace ____.
Lol best comment of the day🤣
😂
"Yep that should be hardened..."
Exactly what I was doing, made me feel like I knew something
:D I wouldn't even know the first thing about any of this work; it might as well be magic as far as I'm concerned.
How DARE they!
Dude, that was a great comment.
I just found this channel, and now I'm on a two-day-long binge of transmission rebuilds. I also have an overinflated confidence that I would be able to do any of this.
You should do it! I just rebuilt my 4r100 not gonna lie it was extremely stressful but its been back in for about a week and I couldn't be happier 🤙
I've been building transmission and transfer cases for years! The one thing I teach at my college tech class is cleanliness! When u think u have it clean, clean it some more!
@@wildestcowboy2668 thats one thing after doing my rebuild I wanna get a parts washer and get real real clean 🤪
@@alexgriffin6785 It will help you more than you realize, also get a clean bench. Lay everything down flat and get everything out of the case!
Good video. At 5:45 of this video, what is that plate holding so many bolts, what is it's purpose?
Thanks.
I love watching a man who knows what he's doing. If I had to put that back together I would look at that enormous pile of parts and just start crying.
Lol
Same here
Me Too!!!
It's doable but you won't get that here. There are other channels that take you through reassembly process step by step. If you are interested. It is intimidating at first, but if you take your time, one sub assembly at a time, you will be successful. I have done it many times.
Who disliked this?
The guys who previously rebuilt the trans?
Lmfao..... you know it! Who could give him a thumbs down besides a transmission guy who screws people for a living.
lol, he even convinced some of his "loyal" customers to come and down vote it some more
Took the words right outta my mouth.
🤣😅😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I can't believe that anyone can remember how all those parts go back together.
You'd be surprised how intuitive it is, I just do some work at home with my friends on our cars and we're all basically self taught. Just takes time and research my friend.
Do it about 1000 times and......
Its not hard...do it a few times
It's mostly just the idea of so much stuff, like rebuilding the rotating assembly sounds hard but it's actually pretty simple
Reverse assembly
He’s definitely the last of a dying breed in world where everything is disposable repurposing and building better
The definition of taking pride in your work right here
What? Profesionals like him were never abudant but are far from dissapearing.
@@Wen6543 yeah this dude thinks we've shifted to making transmissions out of recycled paper or something lmao
If the engineers still exist people like.him still exist. Just thinking about that level of intelligence is terrifying. That people have the knowledge and understanding to design one of these from scratch.
@@asianboyyy117 engineers could fuck up a wet dream men like this figure out what those overeducated buffoons do not understand. Ask a engineer to make it work when it lays down and dies. They have no clue🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@brianjohnson6053 then who makes it!>!>!.1????
Omg the level of parts jammed in there. This guy is a wizard.
Doesn't take much to impress you guys does it?
Yeah I’m a pretty knowledgeable with piston combustion engines but transmissions are scary
@@timothywayman1620 Internal Combustion
I'm blown away!
@@jpedraza17 he may have have been excluding rotary engines when he specified piston.
My transmission is perfectly fine but I want him to rebuild it anyway.
Me too. Have a brand new truck and I just feel like it could be so much better if Richard rebuilt it!
When mine goes out I’m gonna see if I can ship it to him lol
Hahahahhahahaha
hahahah 100%!!
same... where is this guy out of i want to check shipping rates
I'd love to see him walk into AAMCO pretending to apply for a job. "So, have you ever worked on Transmissions?" Him: "Well, no. But if you let me see one I'll try to figure it out..."
This man has too much self respect to work for Aamco...Well, to be fair, the majority of Aamcos.
It's a privilege to see an artist at work.
I remember when i helped a buddy rebuild his trans. We stripped it down and the next day he put everything in a box and took it to a transmission shop. Lol
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ya fucking ridiculous...maybe fun to take apart but good luck putting it together ahaha
I’m a mechanic, IVE BEEN THERE! Lol tried rebuilding a transmission before ended up throwing in trash and buying a used one.
Yeah, that would be me too. Only one misplaced part would mess up the final operation.
LOL. Been there before. Much easier for the shop if you let them take it apart. Better yet let them install it so you don't stack the pump like the owner did with this one.
Jesus christ he literally didn't waste a single movement. What a professional in action.
If you ever watch a local transmission guy who does specialized horsepower stuff, talk with a few customers and see how the work holds up. My local shop has swapped a T56 onto a 428 Cobra Jet, TH400s for truck pullers. I'm going to have a T56 put back into my TH350 Fbody, was gutted to put drive train in a 2nd gen 1980 Maro.
It really was lovely to witness!
Not to berate his skills, but if you did this all day, every day, it would become natural for you too. He IS a real professional, ethical too!
Definitely should get more money than a pill pusher.
Watching him take all the bolts and different parts and just tossing them in a random pile gives me so much anxiety. This guy lives transmissions.
Yeah, my OCD was on overload watching that.
Same. Guaranteed it would live the rest of its life in a bunch of cardboard boxes under the table if I did that.
Most of it is junk thats why
Right, I am sitting here trying to remember where each bolt goes and he just piles them up.
When you do this stuff every day it’s just becomes natural. I’ll do the same building a short block on the vehicles I work on. I know where every bolt on that engine goes just looking at it. The best part is when an apprentice comes and asks you where something goes and you can tell him without even going to look at the car.
This guy should be teaching the newest generation of transmission technicians! Stumbled across his You Tube channel a day or so ago, & he is amazing! Every consumer who is planning to spend money on transmission repairs should first watch this video! The best part is, with so many years of experience and his level of expertise, you can actually trust what he’s telling you!
I've spent my whole life picturing just gears in a transmission case filled with fluid.
Boy was I wrong.
that would be a manual transmission your thinking of
@@doba78 so a real transmission, gotcha
I kid.
It's impressive to see the engineering microdetails in these ATs, like holy fuck what an insane amount of history/work/failures/successes/money that has gone into a device like this.
@@Michael-jq5pf And considering that they have existed since the 1930s, it's even cooler.
@@Michael-jq5pf agreed! I absolutelt hate that they exist simply because people are lazy but the engineering that goes into them is truly amazing! Just goes to show you that people will pay the most money for entertainment or convinience.
@@Michael-jq5pf Originally designed so that women could drive. Most women never learned to drive a car with a clutch. My grandmother never bothered to learn until they bought a car with an automatic transmission.
He just disassembled a transmission faster than Jiffy Lube can change my oil.
Jiffy Lube don't "change" oil. They just top it off and say they changed it. They're crooks!
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One of my oldest brothers does this stuff for a living, been doing it for years.
I've never seen this channel before. But that was like watching a ballet dancer who's practiced the same ballet for thousands of hours. Simply amazing. I wish I was that good at...anything...
"How do you play at Carnegie hall? Practice"
Pick something, embrace sucking at it fully, 10,000 hours later, you'll be this good at it.
It looks outlandish because most people give up after a few hundred hours, but if you keep at it in earnest, you can truly be good at anything.
Dude pulled apart an entire trans in the amount of time it took for me to eat some taco bell. Impressive
But the bill will say 12 hrs labor @ $125 an hour!
@@TheBluesnbob yeah but you need to understand he earned that just because he can do the job that fast doesn’t mean he’s worth any less money. Sad you people think a mechanics a crook for being a hood at his job!
@@TheBluesnbob if your job took the average worker 6 hours at $20 an hour but you could do it in 2 does that mean you should be paid less than the guy it took 3 times longer while you did it faster and better? You obviously have a poor comprehension of how quaility work is compensated
@@mercury0214 unless you agreed to piece work instead of hourly, like most contractual jobs
@@TheBluesnbob yes but still if I do my piece faster than you I still expect to be paid as much because I can do it better and faster is the point. (Not me that was just an example)
As an engine mechanic thats not very "in-tune" with how transmissions work, specifically automatics, it was amazing to watch that FULL disassembly in about 15 minutes. Huge props boss man.
i lost my interes after seeing wires,fuck that shit
Same here. I can do engine stuff all day. Automatic transmissions are witchcraft and voodoo.
@@turbolq4 I can grasp everything mechanically, but I have no knowledge of things like the valvebody and so on. No idea how the pressure is dealt with and whatnot aswell. I can understand the converter getting fluidic pressure to press out similar to a manual, but thattttt where it stops for me.
You said it great, witchcraft and voodoo lol. "I can make it vroom, someone else can make it zoom." Ahaha
Pretty sure I could get it apart a little faster.
Of course nobody would ever be able to reassemble it! 🙃
you guys its not that hard to understand, the trans fluid acts like a red bull and when the motor spins the trans gets all torqued out and angry and takes out on the rear end. 20 years as a mechanic and that is as far as i ever tried to know about them.
Disassembly cost: zero
Reassembly cost: the negotiating begins.....
Ah yes, the negotiator.
rebuild cost parts $1000,labor $1000,15 min teardown,? assembly,sounds like money maker
There is NO negotiation... you PAY the stated price, or NO transmission for YOU.
I give Richard a lot of credit for not talking down the competition. His work and attention to detail speak for itself.
It's a noble gesture, but they should be called out.
Why call them out? It's cash for life for his shop. They keep making junk, the dirtybird gets better parts.
I'm from Alabama and when I need transmission work done for my project, I know exactly where I'm going to go. The distance is doesn't matter to me at all because of quality work.
I'm in North Dakota, and I swear on a stack of Bibles when the trans dies in my rig I'll haul it down there.
@@ryanriel2329
True. Richard probably knows the shop and won't say. Professional courtesy.
If I was in the customer in the situation I would have gone back to the first shop and made them fix the thing right for free and then take it back over to Richard's place then have him go through it again.
This guy is the definition of the phrase, "If you're good at something, never do it for free". The knowledge and how methodical this guy works, and how much care he puts into his work...
"Look how nasty that is!" I have no idea what I'm looking at or what it does.
A vacuum operated valve that leaves you stranded if it sticks
🤣
i think it must hav been windscreen washer fluid or summink
basically when I see the oil/lubrication was everywhere.... it is NASTY to me.
if u meant when referring to that round thing on
the side, it applies the 2/4 Band to hold the rear
sun stationary via the shell, the round thing was
the servo for the apply pin. it has inbuilt accumulators.
The holes in it were grinded for faster 2/4 Apply.
I thinqué the nastiness she was referring to was the
metalically tainted oil.
I bet there's a lot of guys in Amarillo, Texas runnin scared that Richard's gonna name names on who is ripping people off.
@Ben T. There's no worry of slander/libel if he's on camera disassembling the units in question. I get that if a customer specifically asks for a cheap rebuild they know they're getting all used parts, but when a shop is paid to perform a full rebuild and cheats the customer with a band-aid trans that might last 10K is an entirely different matter.
I checked google maps. There are seventeen transmission shops in Amarillo. Richard has some heavy competition.
His idea of being on RUclips and sharing his skills is a great marketing idea.
@@jamallabarge2665 Great marketing idea? It’s genius, it’s what sets him apart from the rest. You’re able to see his work and how particular and and detailed he is, before even paying him a cent. His goal is to be a trustworthy transmission shop, and filming his work is the only real way to prove those claims in the auto tranny rebuilding world, so you know you’re getting what you pay for, I don’t see how he has competition at all... the transmission shops that don’t film their autopsies are the ones I’d have a bad time trusting with even just my torque converter.
I think if your shop has certifications or is a franchise it might be possible to lose certification or a franchise by defaming another certified or franchise shop.
@@metroplex2006 I can just about guarantee that he is not in a franchise, unless he owns the Franchise! Besides I have not heard of a franchise transmission shop call Precision Transmission!
It seems like the parts never stop coming outta that thing. Hahah
Shoot watch him do the 4r100 or E4od.
thats automatics for you....
It’s like looking at alien technology, our forefathers and present day engineers are amazing. Our people don’t get the credit they deserve, instead we are directed to appease lazy filth who have contributed nothing positive in whole history of man.
LOL! Like a cornucopia of metal parts.
It originally came out of a clown car.
Like watching people that know what they are doing.
This is legitimately one of the most interesting and impressive videos Ive seen in weeks.
His mechanical aptitude goes off the scale. Thank God for people like him that can do this type of work.
In the world of auto mechanics that gentleman is a true artist.
WOW this guy could tear that trans down in 3 mins but took 18 just to teach us. The GIFT of knowing what you are doing compared to just talking about it. GREAT JOB !!!!!
If you would like to see him assemble this transmission back again, all you have to do is download the video and play it in reverse.
100% guaranteed reassembly!
But the end product is broken :(
RUclips should have that function on its videos, would be fun. 😋
@@77gravity LMFAO... now that was funny!
@@marcellemay7721 Thank you, Sir or Madam.
I did this, the part where all the fluid got sucked into the trans was the best lmao
"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten"
Truer words have never been spoken
Did he really use shins where the bearing was broken???
@@bassault I need this on a short
you sound like an "old school" vacuum cleaner salesman. Go Kirby! lol
Wisest thing I’ve read on youtube haha
2 dislike are from the previous shop owner and mechanic .
As a mechanic myself, its nice to see a guy who knows wtf he talking about, and you tell by how fast he took this one down, that he's been here many times before.
i did this very same thing with my dad when i was a kid, it took 2 days, this man just did it in 15 minutes, and explained everything. im gonna go out on a limb and say that this guy has done this a few times.
A lot of times 😳
A SHIT load of times..
How this man dismantled this entire transmission so fast makes me ashamed of my sorry attempts at any sort of serious repair work. Truly awesome.
Richard is the best gearbox mechanic on the planet, and a really humble dude. I want an apprenticeship more than anything. His family is super lucky.
Dude is a fricken pro. I been fixing stuff my whole life and completely appreciate his skills.
i took apart my toaster last week to clean it, i felt like a champ afterwards, not so much now...
I emptied my vacuum cleaner and felt the same way!
His knowledge of transmissions can’t not be passed down, the other bloke probably thought he did an awesome job and this dude was like hold my beer
We all have to start somewhere :)
It’s truly amazing watching a master builder tear down and analyze a transmission so quickly. I really appreciate seeing a talented specialist having the passion to make sure people get what they need and pay for.
Everytime I’m like alright that’s gotta be the whole assembly, then he just keep pulling stuff apart.....like it’s a 4 dimensional object that just continues to keep spewing matter from within itself LOL
Same. The case aint but soo big. How in the heck does all those bits move around stay lubricated & "not try to cut the case apart"? Im not giving up a stickshift for that mess!
Funny
Wait till he gets onto subatomic level!
@@williscurry6557 You are delusional. Stickshift is as messy as you can be, and needs shims and heat and pullers and a lot of expertise to be fixed. *Or else* face clashing, whining, falling out of gear and gear stripping. Over here when they go wrong/wear out workshops usually trash them and buy a salvaged one.
@@Gavichap Synchros, selector forks, and direct gears are much more simple than hydraulics, transmission bands and planetary gearsets
$2,000 for a basic rebuild and you're the one rebuilding it man that's a steal
For what he puts into them it’s a major steal! It cost more than that for a carry out and they actually remove and install it for you. I know where I’ll go when my truck needs a rebuild.
And a friction.
Is that his price?
Absolutely.
@@jacobhendrickson8935 I'd guess that's for a run of the mill rebuild.. if you want billet shafts, etc of course the price will go up
The engineering genius involved in the creation of an automatic transmission to begin with is mind blowing
Genius? Not really. More like lots of hard work and creative application of existing technology. Spend a few minutes understanding how planetary gears work, they are the heart of an automatic transmission. All the hydraulics and electronics are refinements on the theme that enable the thing to shift by itself.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 Most people watching this don't realize all that stuff....clutch discs, bands, drums, pump, valve body...are there to manipulate those two planetary gear sets.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 You're absolutely right. Some people are just amazed by the simplest things, I suppose.
@@melmc8888 damn dude, don’t need to act like a high and mighty prick, a shit ton of people don’t know jack about anything, I just picked up a new snowblower for free, all it needed was a qfc and sparkplugs, fixed it in 10 minutes, sold it for 150$, Most people when something breaks they just give up and sell it
@@davemathew1888 I will admit there was a touch of sarcasm there , but I wasn't be a dick, Mister Sensitive. For the record I am pretty mechanically inclined myself. Just saying that the whole idea of the transmission is pretty innovative
The whole teardown looks in a way like an autopsy. The reddish fluid contributes to the authenticity.
Fun Fact: that table he's using is an actual autopsy table from a coroner's office. Richard got it a few years back and found it works great for those liquidy teardowns. The blood drain carries all that red transmission oil into a catch bin.
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That's a lie pal
This man has over 40 years of working on transmissions. Many of these modern units weren't even thought of yet. Clutches. Pillow switches. Solenoids. I'm surprised that he can do these modern transmissions with his old school approach. This man was born with this gift
Most of the new ones are VERY similar to the 50 year old units, with just some newer tech applied to them.
this is my transmission. there are many like it, but this one is mine....
Oorah, semper fi!
I might a be a bit drunk but that cracked me the fuck up
@@mattsch6646
I'm sober and laughed out loud.
No wait...
Dam, took 3 doubles and it got funnier.
Not mine. I drive stick. And those really are quite simple.
Thanks for the tutorial. I was able to completely take apart my transmission and rebuild it on my lunch break thanks to your video. 👍
I'm just amazed at how incredibly good this guy is, look at the confidence as he moves through each section. If this doesn't convince you this guy is a Jedi, nothing will. He is the real deal, authentic born with the gift skills! Great video guys!
You can tell this man has been doing this kinda stuff his whole life. Master at his craft for sure! What a stud
@Johnny Dong Do you not see the complete fluidity of his movement? Anyone who is skilled with their hands can see the mastery of this.
That sigh at 12:51 says it all.
The fact I just witnessed a man break down an entire transmission in less than 20 mins and the whole while his hands are covered in cherry juice is awesome...now thats a NO SLIP GRIP!!!!! I'm no car mechanic, not building a ride just fell down the YT rabbit hole and stumbled upon this and I had to comment... Great job fellas keep up the honest amazing work you do!
What you have seen here is a" craftsmen" at work. A well made video thank you to both for explaining in detail.
Craftsmen are a dying breed.
I'm just flabberghasted at how many parts there are in an auto trans, more and more just kept coming out!
Lol this made my day, dont know if your a auto guy but yep pretty fucked little pieces of amazingness arent they
Ironically, not many actual gears in it. Only have a sense of manual transmissions which are small but have lots of gears. This auto is big with few gears and lots of valves, solenoids, and other control devices... and fluid, I guess.
There are more parts in an automatic transmission that in any other single major component of a vehicle. An engine has far fewer parts than an automatic transmission.
@@Kimoto504 That's true. All planetary gears. You don't need that many. The gear changes happen by stopping different parts of each planetary gear system and the combination of the combined planetary gearsets.
@@58Galtha
except in a cvt transmission (variomatic)
Never actually seen a complete full teardown like that! He’s a real professional.now I know what’s involved.
If I ever need to do mine it makes me think I'll just do it, but then again time is money so $2,000 is cheap really in another video he says he has about $1000 in parts and then $1000 labor. But it's worth it.
I am a mechanic and I can tell this guy has massive experience with these boxes. Flowing work, explaining what to look for as he's going and never had to hesitate or put things in order because he knows he would be able to rebuild it even if all the parts got mixed up. Great work mate.
It took seconds to realize this guy knows exactly what he is doing and everything he says is correct.
This guy handled that engine with the precision of a brain surgeon while carrying on a full conversation with the cameraman. Immense respect at this man's skill.
You should see what he can do with a transmission.
@@dhuze66 lol thats what i was going to say 😂
This guys hands must be so hydrated. If you wrung his hands out you might get a quart of oil
Yeah about that, maybe he should consider some PPE like gloves. I know it sucks but getting cancer from all the carcinogenic stuff in the oils and fluids is not cool either
What’s on your skin is in your body..
@@gideonwackers7693 - ya'll don't need make no nevermind 'bout all that, ya hear?
@@gideonwackers7693 yep, not worth getting cancer. I always try to wear gloves when working on my cars
I have a buddy who is fanatical about PPE, often preaching about it with a cigarette hanging on his lip...
i just caught myself mouthbreathing in absolute awe that ANYBODY can keep track of all those parts!!!
Mind. Blowing. Video. As a "fairly mechanical" kind of guy, I watch these videos in complete fascination and awe. I second *every* damn comment here. This guy is incredible in his skill and knowledge. Totally impressive and inspiring!
I love how he knows exactly what he’s doing and manhandles tf out of that trans
Just look at the ease and confidence of the breakdown. Hand / tool / part coordination. Muscle memory of a professional. What a pleasure it is to see .
Beautifully said!
I have no knowledge about transmissions or how they work but holy crap there's a lot of parts and it seems like you can tear down and rebuild one of these with your eyes closed! It's fun to see someone good at their job.
I used to be a Medical Technologist. Worked in medical labs. I loved working on my equipment. Bunch of high tech electronics, delicate . You however have my respect. I followed carefully and I think it might take me a minimum of six months to learn to be able to put that back together without a detailed diagram. Also went to tech school in the army to diagnose and fix tube radios. Man that was fun. Taught people how to use computers when desktops were new. Built a few. Programmed a couple.
the way he moves through a transmission amazes me, I dont know how to work on transmissions at all its always fun to watch masters at work and explain whats wrong to dummies like me who say "oooh right!" haha
It's so satisfying watching this guy, apperently doing this for decades, how quickly he disassembles it but clearly still exactly knowing what he's doing!
That's the kind of mechanic you would like to give your car to.
this guy knows so much around this transmissions .its awesome. hes hands move before his mind can think .. oh my god . great work loved the video
I can smell the transmission fluid through the video. XD
haha I was just going to comment that I can smell this video!
I've been inside PLENTY of machines, this is nothing new to me. But his performance brings the entire video to life! I wiped my eye when it squirted him...lol
I love watching someone that really knows what they're doing work on stuff.
So much blood!
I've never seen a transmission taken apart. This was amazing. Thank you!
The content. It's excellent, the filmer is a great co-host, the wrench is an American gift.
Father and son
@@neilpuckett359 I was going to comment on the chemistry they had, but didn't want to offend anyone. Work like this, it honestly rekindles my love for 🇺🇸 and smart humans. Richard is that guy. 🇨🇱
When you don't know something, you're at the mercy of someone who does. The best you can do is hope you get someone who's honest and capable.
Spend your money once. Precision Transmission 🎯
The owner probably went back to the first shop and wanted warranty. The first shop probably said "You stacked the pump. Your an idiot." .
This expertise is priceless. Carried my Ram with a dead 46re(big surprise) to a guy who wasn't cheap but was known as THE mopar transmission guy. He knew my dad and had me come back and catch him up on everything while he was working on my transmission when i came by to drop off a trans temp sensor. When i saw him going through the trans like this guy does in the video and the stack of new parts going in regardless of how the old parts looked, I had NO hurt feelings about the big check I had to write. My ram still pulls like new too.
Just my luck to find the most honest and hard working trans builders, in a different continent. 😂
Great work guys, have been following your tear downs for a little while now and love all the knowledge.
Thumbs up from Australia 👍🏼👍🏼
There's good honest mechanics everywhere just have to look in the right places. And most of the time they're in the position to turn down work so you might need a little luck lol
@@ChiTownGuerrilla I'm a mechanic myself, but specialising in transmissions the way these guys do is a whole different story.
Every time he reaches for a tool, my builder senses tingle cause I know he’s about to finesse through the next set of parts. It’s so satisfying to watch and inspirational. I learned a lot from these videos. Keep em coming!
Well stevan when are you going to build one? Or are you just running your pie hole?
Z-pack...thought i was at the doctor's office(flu-meds)..$2000 not bad for trans rebuilt at all.. great quality and products are always a little pricey..thanks guys, even though dad took one to the eye,lol..thats called a money shot. Thabks for sharing
Raybestos ZPAK will get you a search done with the minimum medical content.
Yep that's actually a damn good deal. You can find a back yard trans mechanic to do it for $1200 but they wont replace half the worn down parts in it. This is $2000 and see ya in 100k miles or better....:
Never seen this.... and how fast and comfortable he can take it apart, and he knows what EVERYTHING IS..... this is a good mechanic!
Richard is a transmission magician. I'm always amazed how fast he can pull those apart. Be nice to have a competent shop like that where i live.
This dude is fluent in transmissions, respect !
i will watch anyone be an expert at what they do. respect
Blows me away how some people go through all the trouble of going through a tranny and not change out clutches and bushings and use old pumps and then wonder why it don't work people have pride in what you do like this gentleman does people will continue to go back to you if you treat em right!!!!!!
Good job guys glad to know there is still people out there who take pride in what there doin!!!
love this guy, he is the real deal. you can learn from him just watchin him work
Video editing tip: Apply a "Normalizing" filter to the audio track. This will raise Richards dialog while lowering the air tool noise.
But I want to feel like I'm really there.
we like the noice
@@hagen2 Yea, I like the noise too, but would also like to hear what Richard is saying.
Hate to be wearing headphones.
Seems like there is not very many youtubers who bother to normalize the volume, sadly.
Even worse when multiple people are speaking and they're all at different volume levels.