I was told once when clearing the memory you need to not only disconnect the battery you need to put the lights on to drain any residual charge in the capacitors that backup the memory. Nice looking pipework on the header 👍
Hi Mate, I tried that with the battery connected but still needs longer. The memory cleared when I built the engine as it was disconnected for around 3 months. I just need to figure out the minimum time. So far its somewhere between 3 weeks and 3 months...
Great Video series. Your voice over is just right - has the right amount of information and pace and sound. Very interested to see the tow bar and what smart cars can haul. I find these little engines are pretty unused by the custom community. Not sure why, because personally I think they can be excellent candidates for smaller vehicles, including things like a Sherp, a forklift, a garden tractor, and especially possibly a home built kei truck. Also possibly a liquid cooled generator - all sorts of things. Very slightly disappointed to see it has an aluminum block, though the head was expected. I hope to have a chance to play around with one of these in time. My 1-ton rough terrain forklift (Badger Bucky) has the 920cc Onan twin on it, and I need to probably change it out soon.
Thanks Lyndon. I couldn't find much info on these engines and agree they have some potential for smaller build. Perhaps this series might get others thinking about these engines a bit differently. Its compact and not heavy with good power output once you clear the intake and let the exhaust breathe. Mercedes have also made it more difficult to play with this with their computers etc but they can be beaten.. Got some interesting mods coming so will probably either make some failures or break new ground....
Hi Mate, not as wild as the mower but still more mods planned. Eg Lifting by around 3 inches, huge off road wheels, tow bar, bull bar and winch up front. Needs to be able to tow and drive around a rural property
Your oxygen sensor was extremely dark, something's wrong. Also, it should be in or after the collector, not in a primary pipe. The secondary sensor in some cars does effect tuning also, it's not just to set an alarm.
Hi mate, it seems to work fine. It’s was dark before because it had blown rings and hence why I rebuilt the engine. For what I use this car for I don’t think the first sensor location makes much difference. Thanks for the comment
@@Mezzmoengineering The sensor position makes a difference for two reasons. Being in a head pipe it won't get an accurate reading, and it's restricting the exhaust flow of that cylinder.
Hi Kiko, I'm planning to build a new workshop soon. Once I do that I will start offering my services to others. Right now, I do this more as a hobby but plan to make it my main focus within the next 12 months.
@@leatherguru8904 Hi mate, just starting to build my workshop now. Will be sometime next year before I'm up and running. No blueprints for this one as I just freestyled it.
@@Mezzmoengineering i dont think benz would build such a thing.its sold thru benz dealers bcuz of auch a small and new company.such is the case with mini thru bmw.i think they even gave up also on the whole project.didnt do well.i remember towing one long ago it would not evwn fit on wheel lift its so narrow ...not really good cars.look fun and sure are to drive too but seems to get old quickly it seems.i think they should have been for private places like parking lots.small patrols.that sort of thing.not on major highways of any country really.
I just watched the entire series. It has been absolutely fascinating and your mechanical knowledge is unbelievable.
Thanks mate
You are really crazy dude, this is just a very great work of art, you are too good!
Thanks mate
I was told once when clearing the memory you need to not only disconnect the battery you need to put the lights on to drain any residual charge in the capacitors that backup the memory.
Nice looking pipework on the header 👍
Hi Mate, I tried that with the battery connected but still needs longer. The memory cleared when I built the engine as it was disconnected for around 3 months. I just need to figure out the minimum time. So far its somewhere between 3 weeks and 3 months...
Beautiful workmanship!
Thanks mate
Talented just Talented, great job mate, I never leave feed back, this video got me from start to finish, you are a top fabricator 😀
Thanks 👍
Gday, beautiful job on the extractors, I hate playing with exhaust systems mate, it sounds alright as well, top job, Cheers Matty
Thanks Matty, yep come up pretty well. Certainly better than stock
This video should have way more views....this was epic !
Hi there, glad you liked it.
Great Video series. Your voice over is just right - has the right amount of information and pace and sound. Very interested to see the tow bar and what smart cars can haul. I find these little engines are pretty unused by the custom community. Not sure why, because personally I think they can be excellent candidates for smaller vehicles, including things like a Sherp, a forklift, a garden tractor, and especially possibly a home built kei truck. Also possibly a liquid cooled generator - all sorts of things. Very slightly disappointed to see it has an aluminum block, though the head was expected. I hope to have a chance to play around with one of these in time. My 1-ton rough terrain forklift (Badger Bucky) has the 920cc Onan twin on it, and I need to probably change it out soon.
Thanks Lyndon. I couldn't find much info on these engines and agree they have some potential for smaller build. Perhaps this series might get others thinking about these engines a bit differently. Its compact and not heavy with good power output once you clear the intake and let the exhaust breathe. Mercedes have also made it more difficult to play with this with their computers etc but they can be beaten.. Got some interesting mods coming so will probably either make some failures or break new ground....
great work , Going to a ton of fun to drive ! ENJOYED..
Love the exhaust system, and great set of videos. We'll done mate👍
Thanks 👍
wow thats beautiful work, just bought one of these lawnmowers as a daily and to safe fuel
Thanks mate
Awesome work! Thanks for sharing.
Where did you purchase that mini converter, I need one. Great video, as usual, thank you.
Hi Mate, I bought the mini converter on Ebay. Do a search and you should find one pretty easy, cheap too...
This is pure Art 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😍
Thanks mate👍
very nicely done!
Thanks Electric
Great video the Smart car sounds very good wish I could do mine but I do not have the patience great job
Hi Rick, does sound good. You should give it a go on yours, test your patience. The reward is worth it
these little smart cars are kind of neat little cars, but i think your mower probably has more horse power
Hi Mate, yep the mower is pretty crazy, This won't quite be like that, BUT will still be a unique build
Good Job 😁👍👍
Thanks 😆
whats your plan for the smart car? something as wild as your lawnmower? or just a run around?
Hi Mate, not as wild as the mower but still more mods planned. Eg Lifting by around 3 inches, huge off road wheels, tow bar, bull bar and winch up front. Needs to be able to tow and drive around a rural property
Why not make some of your custom exhaust for sale?
Hi mate, Good idea, I'll most likely offer things for sale once I complete my workshop build.
Take my money!
Should sell this exhaust / header as a set
Maybe, once I build my garage it will be a new ball game
Your oxygen sensor was extremely dark, something's wrong. Also, it should be in or after the collector, not in a primary pipe. The secondary sensor in some cars does effect tuning also, it's not just to set an alarm.
Hi mate, it seems to work fine. It’s was dark before because it had blown rings and hence why I rebuilt the engine. For what I use this car for I don’t think the first sensor location makes much difference. Thanks for the comment
@@Mezzmoengineering The sensor position makes a difference for two reasons. Being in a head pipe it won't get an accurate reading, and it's restricting the exhaust flow of that cylinder.
Amazing!!
Thanks mate
rights with left hand, drives on left , does some calculations and its all bcause of that tiny german car
You’re incredibly talented but why the heck are you using it to add to Solution rather than solving it?!!!😱
Hi Steve, not sure what you mean? My solution was to find a way to bypass the ECU instead of wasting time replacing it....
Hi, you don't do it to sell?
Hi Kiko, I'm planning to build a new workshop soon. Once I do that I will start offering my services to others. Right now, I do this more as a hobby but plan to make it my main focus within the next 12 months.
I want one
@@Mezzmoengineering interested in exhaust have you started to produce them yet? or blueprints?
@@leatherguru8904 Hi mate, just starting to build my workshop now. Will be sometime next year before I'm up and running. No blueprints for this one as I just freestyled it.
Can you send me one of these pre fabricated
Hi mate, I'm just building a workshop now. Once I get set up I will be offering my services to those that are interested.
Mercedes? Thats Mitsubishi engine
Yep, car is made by Mercedes and they use a Mitsubishi engine
@@Mezzmoengineering i dont think benz would build such a thing.its sold thru benz dealers bcuz of auch a small and new company.such is the case with mini thru bmw.i think they even gave up also on the whole project.didnt do well.i remember towing one long ago it would not evwn fit on wheel lift its so narrow ...not really good cars.look fun and sure are to drive too but seems to get old quickly it seems.i think they should have been for private places like parking lots.small patrols.that sort of thing.not on major highways of any country really.
Mitsubishi engine ? My Smart IS made on France and there IS a Mercedes motor on it!
@@SATUTV55 your wrong.its not a merc engine its a Mitsubishi.
U Are wrong! Why there IS written Mercedes Benz on The top of The engine? Not Mitsubishi!!?