This is one of the coolest builds I’ve seen. I love that it’s not super fancy and not something super expensive. You should take a lot of pride in all of your hard work and ingenuity.
I love how u don't give up. u finish what u start. it says a lot about u. love watching the vids man keep it up. ima bow tie till I die die hard Chevy man. love seeing a Chevy come back to life!!!
It's great seeing someone give so much love to a Blazer that was once destined for a demolition derby. I guess I'm weird, I treat my WRX and Dakota as if they were a part of the family. My Dakota was a gift from my grandfather and the WRX is my toy. I plan on keeping my Dakota until some day I have kids, I've put an insane amount of work into it and I can never imagine getting rid of it. I was little when my grandfather took me for rides in it and I plan on being an old man when my grandchildren take me for a ride in it.
You should see my Blazer then lol, My Blazer was literally on it's way to the Scrap Yard or to be Parted Out when I bought it like 2 - 2.5 Years ago and started rebuilding it, It's a 1984 S10 Blazer, 2 Door, 4X4, 2.8L/Auto with an Original 44,000 Miles on it (43,000 when I got it)... It had a Bent Frame when I bought it and I took the body off it and bought another Frame and Rebuilt the new Frame for it and then set the body down onto it..... Now I'm getting ready to do a 4.3/5 speed swap on it
I love your humility. My dad and brother are considered to be the best diesel and Chevrolet mechanics, respectively, in our area . My dad is now retired and my brother passed away six years ago (I always called him the Chevrolet encyclopedia). I spent a lot of my childhood handing them wrenches & sockets and probably asking too many questions, 😂 . A typical conversation with either of them involved them talking more about what they didn’t know than what they did. I’m sure you’ve earned the respect of anyyone who’s worked with you. I love the honesty of your videos, they’re very nostalgic for me.
You have me sitting on the edge of my seat wanting more and more. Keep those videos coming. Great narration and editing skills as well. Till your next videos thanks again.
Oh my God, I just spend like an hour watching about the progress you have made on this vehicle. I can't believe you have to take the engine back out! You just don't give up! Thanks for the awesome content. Can't wait to see the next episode.
for something I loath to see in a car... the automatic transmission is a marvel of human engineering. Yes.. please make another transmission rebuild video... Its a crying shame you had to rebuild that motor.. but at least we get to hear more of your sweet narration style.
A gentle giant of sorts - gets defeated by a needle. Kudos for this series of these videos. I break a sweat just by watching you buy "a 200$ POS" and go through all this trouble to make her run again. Original parts include perhaps the body and windscreen wiper fluid container? Man, I wish you were my mechanic. Really shows some serious passion towards cars. - A noobie owner of a 31" Suzuki Jimny 2006 (my first car ever - learned a h*** of a lot about cars since buying ...)
I'm going through all of your videos now and great editing and narration dude. Quality work. On a side note, I'm so pleased with myself that I knew what the problem was with your high RPM stumble. Makes me feel good that I still have some knowledge stored from a while back.
Wait, did you watch the video? I'm pretty sure you meant to post that on a Neil deGrasse Tyson biography or something. This is just me spending too much time and money trying to fix my car.
One of the most fantastic builds ever. I had a 1989. Black with the leather suede. Got 275K out of it, and it was strong. The front ball joints were junk I think I went through at least 12 sets. Great Great videos! TY! Just one word of advice from a older kid. Chasing sucks. Sometimes you just gotta go with your gut and tear it all down. Great Stuff!
We all have projects to work on and thanks to you nothing is getting done because were all binge watching these episodes, lol. Rather than taking a chainsaw to my problem child 73 Bayliner Mutiny, new bow hook, transom, side step/inner side support and floor all getting replaced and floor for the second time, lol. It so cool to see you not abandon anything but continue forward, you did not buy it you built it!
that transmission jack looks awesome, and bro I love your commentary I am laughing so hard whilst appreciating your tenacity and superior craftsmanship, such a cool series I am loving these videos
This series really brings me back to old lessons learned. I've installed many a junkyard engine and trans, and have been burned more times than not. Sometimes you get lucky with a used engine/trans, but most of the time it needs to be rebuilt. Still, the enticement of saving a few bucks to take that gamble is hard to pass up; or rather, *was* hard to pass up. These days, it's all new or rebuilt components, because I hate doing the same job over. Great job on the Blazer, it's coming together very well.
I get that, next time I'll rebuild the thing to begin with. It was really just sticker shock of spending all of that money on so many different parts upfront. SBC rebuild kits can be had for quite cheap and I'll have all of the tools ready to go for the next one. And next time I get a 700R4 vehicle with a lot of miles, I'll probably go ahead and clean out the valvebody when I do the first fluid change. Thanks!
DUDE this is one of the best series I've watched on tv and youtube I cant stop watching I feel for you and root for you in every episode thank you for editing such a long and tedious process I cant compliment you enough so ....THANKS and EXCELLNT SERIES!!!
Good job man. I attempted to rebuild the transmission on my 2005 BMW Z4. Half way through I got pissed off and threw it all in the trash and went over to the junk yard. Glad to see a DIY is capable of doing this successfully. Might try again someday.
Watched all of the Datsun series! Now onto this series. Really like the way you stay on topic and not jump between things like you see on most other car channels with kids and cameras! Damn I sound old! (31)
I just found your series, you do a truly great job. Both technically, and with your film editing skills. I too have my son's old Blazer, and it has transmission issues. We used to work together on this, but now he is off and in the US Marines, got himself another truck in CA, and I'm in the Midwest, so I'm going to get it running and sell it. Your video motivates me to get it done. I have seen the other videos online on rebuilding these transmissions, considering that a shop charges $2K - $2.5K, and the rebuild kit is only $200, I should consider another income stream. LOL,...anyhow, you are doing a great job. Thank you.
Have to respect a guy rebuilding a car like this for the process of it alone. It’s not like these old blazers are sought after, high dollar vehicles. He certainly will never make his money back out of it. I appreciate people who rebuild instead of buying new.
I have to start by saying you are a genius! How do you not have like 1 milion subscribers? I don't know but you are extremely knowledgeable. Great build keep up the good job!!
Sorry to disappoint, but that's just not happening on this truck. I would like all of that, sure, but it just isn't in the cards for this thing. I riveted sheet steel over the rusted holes around the rear wheel wells, remember.
FuzzyDicePimp don't know what kind of shape the inner fenders and firewall and front frame crossmember are and I understand this is a cheap truck and it's come a long way. But I would push it out in at least power wash the engine bay really good to make it a little nicer work on next time you got to turn wrench on it. Just my two cents. By the way new subscriber here I've really enjoyed you as 10 videos even though I'm a Ford guy.
I love the simplicity and narration of your videos. I watched your first vid of this series, got to this one and now I'm subscribed. As an amateur mechanic I love these and they get me hyped to work on something and get my hands dirty. I have a 2002 dodge ram that I've done significant amount of work to. I am hoping to rebuild the tranny at some point so I'm looking forward to your rebuild to give me an idea!
I have a 1992 silverado pickup with 350 engine with 110,000 miles on it . It is the best engine. I have always maintained it and always used synthetic oil. Transmission is a 700 R4 and change oil every couple of years. I purchased the truck new. Good luck with your project.
I remember my dad rebuilding an auto trans, when I was a kid. He was a mechanic for many years, and a darn good one at that. He took a 6 foot table, and meticulously laid out the parts; as they came out. Then you can match the new parts, and have a very easy process for rebuilding.
Yep, good way to do it! I actually made an extension to my workbench for extra tool/parts space when I rebuilt this one. Can never have too much workspace!
Great video on awesome work on the S10 so glad to see other people bringing these old Vehicles back to life and keep them going instead of going in there like junkyard keep it up you have a new subscriber
Hey man, awesome series you have going here! I was also excited to see that you're also from Maryland! I have not yet seen any other RUclipsr who is from Maryland. I also do some work on cars myself but I do not post anything on RUclips about it. Your video series is pretty awesome and I am enjoying it a lot. Keep up the great work and I am sorry to see that this Chevy keeps giving you issues...but hey just one more reason to keep the series going! :D
This. this is exactly the kind of videos of people working on their project cars i'm looking for. really good video, really good narration, not too detailed oriented but also not abra cadabra hand wavey either. thank you
I really like your work man. Mr PATIENCE in person. Nice videos, great skills n creativity, great creativity, great naration. Just wow. Salute from your brothers in Mauritius Island.!
all i have to say...well a few. your just like me. ...and straight dedication...your one amazing dude. i wish i knew you. lol i live in cumberland city Tennessee from California ...anyways thanks man i love my s-10's and your the reason why i keep going on them thankyou:)
I'm not done watchung this series,however I believe you should name yhis Blazer "Until". Until the next thing to go wrong. At least you are sticking with it. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Thanks! It's one of those things that will never be finalized, I'll just fix it and drive it until something else breaks or I get fed up enough to fix/improve something else about it. And I'm completely okay with that!
FuzzyDicePimp I completely agree with that one man! Well. Mad props to you and your channel. Giving me a lot of tips as well as an entertaining series! Can’t wait to see what’s next !
God, sounds a lot like what I went through with my explorer, lol. First had to rebuild the trans, then the head gaskets went. Then the trans went again, hope that doesn't happen to you tho. Great job on the series though, really enjoying it!
Great work! I've never understood why float level makes any difference. I mean, if there's fuel in the bowl, it should be good but I know there's more to it.
It is a little more complicated than that, but you're not wrong. You want a high enough fuel level so that the bowls don't run empty if there is very high fuel demand, so the jets are covered even if the fuel is splashing around, and it also helps get the fuel moving since the weight of the fuel on top is helping push it through the fuel passages. You also want a low enough fuel level that it doesn't splash out/flow out of the vent tube and flood the engine or present a fire hazard. There is even more to it than that if you really dig into it, too.
dang i have an 87 tbi k10 chevy pick up im rebuilding and sometimes I just feel like giving up on it but you have put more work into yours than i have with mine keep up the good work and thanks for all the tips
That specialty tool reminded me of the way I held my engine up without moving when I changed to a tubular front K member in my old fox platform mustang.
I have a S 10 1994 model Engine v6 4.3 It is really a powerful and beautiful car But unfortunately my spare parts are considered rare and expensive and since a while ago I was looking for front wheels but I could not find them Maybe I will try to request it from outside our country, despite this difficulty But what you see doing with this S10 is a great job and a great effort. I wish you success Thank
I'm really loving this series, and it's amazing what you've done with that Blazer. I'd love to see a transmission rebuild as well and I've subscribed to you thanks to this project :)
Bad ass video man. Thumbs up 👍 to you buddy. I also got a S-10 2wd pick up that is 30 years old and still runs. It's got over 200 000 miles. Watching this makes me feel good. Now I know why neighbors drive by and ask if I'm selling it. I have too much sentimental value in it to be selling that little truck I tell them.
I thought my afro engineering skills were top notch, but mine don't even begin to compare to yours! Great ingenuity on getting everything to fit up and work on the Blazer!
Thanks for the vid. Having issues with my 700r4 cranks into drive only... Going to take it apart with my tranny guy... I am learning as I go... Amazing how it works.
Actually, the head gasket didn't cause any performance issues that I noticed. The transmission didn't really need a full rebuild, a valvebody one should have sufficed, but replacing everything was a good idea anyway. It drove well for a while after the trans rebuild until I noticed bubbles in the coolant tank that pointed to a blown head gasket.
Nice! I have a mild BHG on my ford 5.4 that doesn't cause issues other then oil leakage! Might as well delve deep into the trans for the full rebuild! I"ve been hesitant to do the trans rebuild myself, many fiddly things to get wrong, good job tackling it like that!
This is one of the coolest builds I’ve seen. I love that it’s not super fancy and not something super expensive. You should take a lot of pride in all of your hard work and ingenuity.
i would like to see a transmission rebuild video
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback!
I would also. Subbed for that possible video and everything else you share with the community, RUclips AND the DIY car guys.
I love how u don't give up. u finish what u start. it says a lot about u. love watching the vids man keep it up. ima bow tie till I die die hard Chevy man. love seeing a Chevy come back to life!!!
It's great seeing someone give so much love to a Blazer that was once destined for a demolition derby. I guess I'm weird, I treat my WRX and Dakota as if they were a part of the family. My Dakota was a gift from my grandfather and the WRX is my toy. I plan on keeping my Dakota until some day I have kids, I've put an insane amount of work into it and I can never imagine getting rid of it. I was little when my grandfather took me for rides in it and I plan on being an old man when my grandchildren take me for a ride in it.
You should see my Blazer then lol, My Blazer was literally on it's way to the Scrap Yard or to be Parted Out when I bought it like 2 - 2.5 Years ago and started rebuilding it, It's a 1984 S10 Blazer, 2 Door, 4X4, 2.8L/Auto with an Original 44,000 Miles on it (43,000 when I got it)... It had a Bent Frame when I bought it and I took the body off it and bought another Frame and Rebuilt the new Frame for it and then set the body down onto it..... Now I'm getting ready to do a 4.3/5 speed swap on it
I just binge watched the whole series! I can't wait to see the engine rebuild!
Haha, that's what I'm doing right now! He makes a very well laid out video even though it's just an old piece of shit Blazer. Lol!!
I love your humility. My dad and brother are considered to be the best diesel and Chevrolet mechanics, respectively, in our area . My dad is now retired and my brother passed away six years ago (I always called him the Chevrolet encyclopedia). I spent a lot of my childhood handing them wrenches & sockets and probably asking too many questions, 😂 . A typical conversation with either of them involved them talking more about what they didn’t know than what they did. I’m sure you’ve earned the respect of anyyone who’s worked with you. I love the honesty of your videos, they’re very nostalgic for me.
You have me sitting on the edge of my seat wanting more and more. Keep those videos coming. Great narration and editing skills as well. Till your next videos thanks again.
Watching your videos it's so apparent how much you know about engines, and transmissions. Very entertaining, and informative. Thanks.
Oh my God, I just spend like an hour watching about the progress you have made on this vehicle. I can't believe you have to take the engine back out! You just don't give up! Thanks for the awesome content. Can't wait to see the next episode.
Your so knowledgeable on engines and repairs in general. It's amazing to see how you just do all this yourself.
Man, you've got me missing my crappy old 87 S10 Blazer 4x4. Love your channel and style, keep up the good work.
for something I loath to see in a car... the automatic transmission is a marvel of human engineering. Yes.. please make another transmission rebuild video... Its a crying shame you had to rebuild that motor.. but at least we get to hear more of your sweet narration style.
A gentle giant of sorts - gets defeated by a needle. Kudos for this series of these videos. I break a sweat just by watching you buy "a 200$ POS" and go through all this trouble to make her run again. Original parts include perhaps the body and windscreen wiper fluid container? Man, I wish you were my mechanic.
Really shows some serious passion towards cars.
- A noobie owner of a 31" Suzuki Jimny 2006 (my first car ever - learned a h*** of a lot about cars since buying ...)
These videos make me never want to work on a car again lol
Drive it break it fix it repeat. That's the best way
@@umad42 ah yes we both must own Chevys LOL
I'm going through all of your videos now and great editing and narration dude.
Quality work.
On a side note, I'm so pleased with myself that I knew what the problem was with your high RPM stumble. Makes me feel good that I still have some knowledge stored from a while back.
You are the smartest dude I've ever seen... ever.
Wait, did you watch the video? I'm pretty sure you meant to post that on a Neil deGrasse Tyson biography or something. This is just me spending too much time and money trying to fix my car.
lol!! Nah man, I would never be able to work on a vehicle the way you do, you have a lot of skill.
I'm addicted to watching your shows, man this thing is gunna be a sleeper you're building it properly. So much work... Savage
One of the most fantastic builds ever. I had a 1989. Black with the leather suede. Got 275K out of it, and it was strong.
The front ball joints were junk I think I went through at least 12 sets. Great Great videos! TY!
Just one word of advice from a older kid. Chasing sucks. Sometimes you just gotta go with your gut and tear it all down.
Great Stuff!
We all have projects to work on and thanks to you nothing is getting done because were all binge watching these episodes, lol. Rather than taking a chainsaw to my problem child 73 Bayliner Mutiny, new bow hook, transom, side step/inner side support and floor all getting replaced and floor for the second time, lol. It so cool to see you not abandon anything but continue forward, you did not buy it you built it!
that transmission jack looks awesome, and bro I love your commentary I am laughing so hard whilst appreciating your tenacity and superior craftsmanship, such a cool series I am loving these videos
This series really brings me back to old lessons learned. I've installed many a junkyard engine and trans, and have been burned more times than not. Sometimes you get lucky with a used engine/trans, but most of the time it needs to be rebuilt. Still, the enticement of saving a few bucks to take that gamble is hard to pass up; or rather, *was* hard to pass up. These days, it's all new or rebuilt components, because I hate doing the same job over. Great job on the Blazer, it's coming together very well.
I get that, next time I'll rebuild the thing to begin with. It was really just sticker shock of spending all of that money on so many different parts upfront. SBC rebuild kits can be had for quite cheap and I'll have all of the tools ready to go for the next one. And next time I get a 700R4 vehicle with a lot of miles, I'll probably go ahead and clean out the valvebody when I do the first fluid change. Thanks!
DUDE this is one of the best series I've watched on tv and youtube I cant stop watching I feel for you and root for you in every episode thank you for editing such a long and tedious process I cant compliment you enough so ....THANKS and EXCELLNT SERIES!!!
Good job man. I attempted to rebuild the transmission on my 2005 BMW Z4. Half way through I got pissed off and threw it all in the trash and went over to the junk yard. Glad to see a DIY is capable of doing this successfully. Might try again someday.
I’m addicted to your series lol
seconded.
Watched all of the Datsun series! Now onto this series. Really like the way you stay on topic and not jump between things like you see on most other car channels with kids and cameras! Damn I sound old! (31)
I just found your series, you do a truly great job. Both technically, and with your film editing skills. I too have my son's old Blazer, and it has transmission issues. We used to work together on this, but now he is off and in the US Marines, got himself another truck in CA, and I'm in the Midwest, so I'm going to get it running and sell it. Your video motivates me to get it done. I have seen the other videos online on rebuilding these transmissions, considering that a shop charges $2K - $2.5K, and the rebuild kit is only $200, I should consider another income stream. LOL,...anyhow, you are doing a great job. Thank you.
Have to respect a guy rebuilding a car like this for the process of it alone. It’s not like these old blazers are sought after, high dollar vehicles. He certainly will never make his money back out of it. I appreciate people who rebuild instead of buying new.
Man you're committed to this project. I give you props. Mad, mad props.
I have to start by saying you are a genius! How do you not have like 1 milion subscribers? I don't know but you are extremely knowledgeable. Great build keep up the good job!!
Please do some clean up and paint while you have that motor out! Firewall, frame rails, undercoating....
Sorry to disappoint, but that's just not happening on this truck. I would like all of that, sure, but it just isn't in the cards for this thing. I riveted sheet steel over the rusted holes around the rear wheel wells, remember.
FuzzyDicePimp don't know what kind of shape the inner fenders and firewall and front frame crossmember are and I understand this is a cheap truck and it's come a long way. But I would push it out in at least power wash the engine bay really good to make it a little nicer work on next time you got to turn wrench on it. Just my two cents. By the way new subscriber here I've really enjoyed you as 10 videos even though I'm a Ford guy.
I'm not complaining, you might get some good views if you correctly repair those areas! I like your content
This is feels like a documentary. I watched all the videos about a year ago and now I’m rewatching them
My first stab at fixing cars was an '84 S10. You gotta have lots of patience in this line of work. Nice job
I'm hooked I can't stop watching you trying to get this junk box back in shape
This is an amazing series. Props to you for your patience with the rebuild and your editing with full commentary. I could watch these vids all day!!!!
I love the simplicity and narration of your videos. I watched your first vid of this series, got to this one and now I'm subscribed.
As an amateur mechanic I love these and they get me hyped to work on something and get my hands dirty.
I have a 2002 dodge ram that I've done significant amount of work to. I am hoping to rebuild the tranny at some point so I'm looking forward to your rebuild to give me an idea!
A small suspension lift kit should drop the front diff down enough to allow you more space to easier remove your oil filter! Great videos
I have a 1992 silverado pickup with 350 engine with 110,000 miles on it . It is the best engine. I have always maintained it and always used synthetic oil. Transmission is a 700 R4 and change oil every couple of years. I purchased the truck new. Good luck with your project.
That transmission rebuild is a tremendous accomplishment. A motor rebuild is easy in comparison.
Have to say you are not afraid to dig into anything and pretty smart on anything you do. Great job
Well just found this channel I've been debating about the swap for years. I feel after seeing this its time to order parts.
Best of luck to ya! I hope yours goes a bit smoother than mine haha
Thanks Got My Fingers Crossed
@@hmmrlne Lol did you end up doing it?
Order parts? most of them you have to fabricate lol good luck man
I just found your channel and I am totally digging it. I like the work you do, the way you shoot it and the music choices. Subscribed
I got to say, you did stick with it. reminds me of me, when i was younger.
I know nothing about working on cars/trucks but I love your videos, they're soothing but I'm sure there's a lot of time and frustration involved.
Great channel keep up the awesome work
I remember my dad rebuilding an auto trans, when I was a kid. He was a mechanic for many years, and a darn good one at that. He took a 6 foot table, and meticulously laid out the parts; as they came out. Then you can match the new parts, and have a very easy process for rebuilding.
Yep, good way to do it! I actually made an extension to my workbench for extra tool/parts space when I rebuilt this one. Can never have too much workspace!
Fuzzy Dice Projects this is true☝🏻
Great video on awesome work on the S10 so glad to see other people bringing these old Vehicles back to life and keep them going instead of going in there like junkyard keep it up you have a new subscriber
Hey man, awesome series you have going here! I was also excited to see that you're also from Maryland! I have not yet seen any other RUclipsr who is from Maryland. I also do some work on cars myself but I do not post anything on RUclips about it. Your video series is pretty awesome and I am enjoying it a lot. Keep up the great work and I am sorry to see that this Chevy keeps giving you issues...but hey just one more reason to keep the series going! :D
awesome video...
you give us lots of info from start to finish on your projects. ..
now a big fan....
keep up the great video
………..all I can say is you're freakin' amazing. I watched this video in total awe. You're a master of the internal combustion engine, sir. :)
I can't waiit to see the performance of the newly re-built V8!! That will be nice!
This. this is exactly the kind of videos of people working on their project cars i'm looking for. really good video, really good narration, not too detailed oriented but also not abra cadabra hand wavey either. thank you
Great editing on these videos. I've always loved these model S10's and Jimmys.
You basically replaced EVERYTHING in the 1988 chevy c10 4×4 great job loving it
I really like your work man. Mr PATIENCE in person. Nice videos, great skills n creativity, great creativity, great naration. Just wow. Salute from your brothers in Mauritius Island.!
Hats off to you for not giving up
Blazer brings back a lot of memories I’ve watched all the vids u made on it I can’t wait to the rest of the build
Holy cow I can appreciate all this hard work I watched all your videos on this truck
all i have to say...well a few. your just like me. ...and straight dedication...your one amazing dude. i wish i knew you. lol i live in cumberland city Tennessee from California ...anyways thanks man i love my s-10's and your the reason why i keep going on them thankyou:)
I'm not done watchung this series,however I believe you should name yhis Blazer "Until". Until the next thing to go wrong. At least you are sticking with it. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Thought I would hate this... but I'm hooked... minus the goofy hair and sketchy welding, I think you are doing great work!
Haha, everybody makes questionable decisions sometimes!
Loving these videos man! Props to the Blazer and the journey it’s given you! Can’t wait to see the finishing touches and a finalized project!
Thanks! It's one of those things that will never be finalized, I'll just fix it and drive it until something else breaks or I get fed up enough to fix/improve something else about it. And I'm completely okay with that!
FuzzyDicePimp I completely agree with that one man! Well. Mad props to you and your channel. Giving me a lot of tips as well as an entertaining series! Can’t wait to see what’s next !
I would definitely would watch you do a 4l60e rebuild. I have one myself that needs rebuilt.
Damn ! If it ain’t 1 thing it’s another !
That’s crazy 😂 your videos are the absolute definition of that
Keep up the good work man
God, sounds a lot like what I went through with my explorer, lol. First had to rebuild the trans, then the head gaskets went. Then the trans went again, hope that doesn't happen to you tho. Great job on the series though, really enjoying it!
Ive seen some poor young kids go through nightmares with v6 Explorer's.
Great work!
I've never understood why float level makes any difference. I mean, if there's fuel in the bowl, it should be good but I know there's more to it.
It is a little more complicated than that, but you're not wrong. You want a high enough fuel level so that the bowls don't run empty if there is very high fuel demand, so the jets are covered even if the fuel is splashing around, and it also helps get the fuel moving since the weight of the fuel on top is helping push it through the fuel passages. You also want a low enough fuel level that it doesn't splash out/flow out of the vent tube and flood the engine or present a fire hazard. There is even more to it than that if you really dig into it, too.
This is the story of my life! I never had a car that just worked. Almost every month something was breaking or needing fixed....
Wow amazing journey! Wish part 5 were available, looking forward to seeing the engine rebuild!
This series of videos I enjoyed watching. This is something I would love to do
Am I the only one who noticed the boot zip-ties (1:21)? :D
Loving the videos. Keep up the good work!
for real... binge watching is awesome for this... this makes me happy to see a rebuild
cant wait to rebuild my jeep yj
These videos are very awesome and well done. I bought a 1975 chevy c20 and these videos have me very excited to get it running
I just started watching this series and I have to say bravo. Really good stuff!
dang i have an 87 tbi k10 chevy pick up im rebuilding and sometimes I just feel like giving up on it but you have put more work into yours than i have with mine keep up the good work and thanks for all the tips
That specialty tool reminded me of the way I held my engine up without moving when I changed to a tubular front K member in my old fox platform mustang.
Can't wait till next episode ☺
Nice work, man. I like the way you designed the exhaust.
This series is great.
I have a S 10 1994 model
Engine v6 4.3
It is really a powerful and beautiful car
But unfortunately my spare parts are considered rare and expensive and since a while ago I was looking for front wheels but I could not find them
Maybe I will try to request it from outside our country, despite this difficulty
But what you see doing with this S10 is a great job and a great effort. I wish you success
Thank
I'm really loving this series, and it's amazing what you've done with that Blazer. I'd love to see a transmission rebuild as well and I've subscribed to you thanks to this project :)
great work and video.
sucks you can't enjoy the truck a little more between breakdowns. one day it will be sorted. maybe
At a certain point it's going to be a "ship of Theseus" situation and it won't even be the same truck anymore, maybe then it will actually work!
Found your channel through the s10 build. Watched them all waiting for this one to come out. Love the videos. Keep up the great work
Bad ass video man. Thumbs up 👍 to you buddy. I also got a S-10 2wd pick up that is 30 years old and still runs. It's got over 200 000 miles. Watching this makes me feel good. Now I know why neighbors drive by and ask if I'm selling it. I have too much sentimental value in it to be selling that little truck I tell them.
you didnt give up on it you kept fixing it... good job
I don’t want to pay $15 a month for roadkill and I really like how you go into detail on all the mechanical things you do
Great video but honestly.... most of us are afraid to jump into an automatic transmission LOL
I just watched all 4 of those videos and i want more. Definitley subbed and now waiting till you release the next video. Keep up the good work!
I thought my afro engineering skills were top notch, but mine don't even begin to compare to yours! Great ingenuity on getting everything to fit up and work on the Blazer!
I’d love to see a full rebuild video, your videos are very well done
I have a 350 v8 in my 1995 Silverado, great engine!!!
Thanks for the vid.
Having issues with my 700r4 cranks into drive only...
Going to take it apart with my tranny guy...
I am learning as I go...
Amazing how it works.
So much pain! rebuilt the entire trans to find out, your super hard to swap motor has a BHG! I have totalllllly been there! this series is superb!
Actually, the head gasket didn't cause any performance issues that I noticed. The transmission didn't really need a full rebuild, a valvebody one should have sufficed, but replacing everything was a good idea anyway. It drove well for a while after the trans rebuild until I noticed bubbles in the coolant tank that pointed to a blown head gasket.
Nice! I have a mild BHG on my ford 5.4 that doesn't cause issues other then oil leakage! Might as well delve deep into the trans for the full rebuild! I"ve been hesitant to do the trans rebuild myself, many fiddly things to get wrong, good job tackling it like that!
This is my new crack... Saying that cannot WAIT for the next episode
I love my trans jack. Installed my trans in my k5 blazer with 8" lift
You are taking on projects that I’d be way too afraid to tackle. I would love to see the rebuild video.
Keep it going man, this the beginning of a great channel!! Good work on the truck!
I would like to see a 4l60e transmission rebuild video
The 2nd Time Is Always Easier!!........Damn, that Transmission Rebuild Is Overwhelming!!
I would like to see a transmission rebuild video.
I appreciate the feedback!
700r4 arguable the best 4 speed overdrive automatics ever produced...
I don’t even like cars like that but I’m so invested.