Seriously right. Just did an engine swap outside of my apartment on a main street. Busted my torque coveter... soo had to also drop the transmission all while the truck was parked at an angle..... I did it though.😅
@@Rockardo_I’ve rebuilt 1.8 Miata motors , k20’s, and my 330i. It’s not easy. It’s time consuming, expensive and requires a lot of attention to detail. You just sound ignorant
@@pepefrog7456maybe because those don’t come with Itb’s? Ya’ll are trying to ride this chicks dick so hard it’s crazy. Rebuilding engines doesn’t have to be expensive if you do most of the labor except for the resurfacing or if there’s honing required. Yes it is time consuming depending on the engine size obviously. A d16 isn’t gonna be hard compared to a m54b30 or a s54 etc. oil Pan gaskets, timing BELTS. And all that other shit are mad easy. Especially when you are in a shop like this girl here. Not putting down what she did tho. She’s got more balls to figure out that it’s not hard unlike a lot of dudes
A. Eye protection B. Never completely reverse the engine when you're scraping oil pan gaskets or the cleaning process. Always leave it at an angle .. This is so that debris from your scraping doesn't go directly into the engine. If the engine is at an angle or sideways, the debris fall to the ground.
@@diligentsun1154 best tool in the workshop is gravity. It's never lost, always close by and you can always rely on its calibration to be true and correct.
@@coffinsnail6930 it's a rear wheel drive car, how is the front end in the way? Pull the transmission, undo the motor mounts, harness and hoses, pull up with an engine hoist.
So normally this would be true but on the NA miatas the subframe is in the way of the oil pan. Gotta pull the engine. Fortunately the engine's super small and easy to remove/work on.
Absolutely impressed you removed the sump before turning the engine over. Watched other mechanics for over 30 years fail to do that time and time again. Perfect!🤘
Repect and love for this women, This is a normal women working rather than not like other video where most of content is just ass. Bow down to this women's compassion ❤
I know this wasn't a rebuild but when you do, spin it up without plugs or injectors till the oil displaces the assembly lube and you have pressure then start it.
Listen… I love these videos because I know how much fun it is to complete the job, but I never want to work on repairs and heavy maintenance again in my life. Kudos on your rebuild! Most I could do would be an oil pan gasket and walnut blasting my valves in my MS3.
HVAC Mechanic for over 30 Years. I just started to get into fixing CARS and I love it. That is awesome you see a woman doing this. SHE DON'T DATE NO BETA MALES, I TELL YOU THAT
Ive found that the larger the project, the greater feeling of reward when it works on the first try. Ive stripped down a backpack blower that hadnt run in a year and it fired right up and it felt great. I cant image the feeling of removing a car engine, stripping it, reinstalling it and having it fire up right off the bat. :)
I dont know the name of the parts because I've only ever taken a small engine class. However, in the start of the video there are two green parts on the front of the engine that bend the belt around them. Our teacher was telling us that the new Maseratis have plastic ones that break off very early in the life span of the engine. Buyer beware.
Nice build keep it up, and if I may make a safety suggestion add a roll/harness bar or half cage. You look like you wanna track it ( if ya don’t already ) so you’ll want proper harnesses eventually. 👍
The best thing you can do for any engine that you do a rebuild for even just your timing belt is replace every sensor on the engine before you install it
Oh god I miss my old MX5 (UK spec Mk1 Miata/Eunos roadster). It was an absolutely brilliant toy. I did a lot of tweaks to that car, but still think the BEST "mod" I ever did was taking it to get a full 3d suspension geometry check done on it. The specialist (A place here in the UK called "PowerStation") asked me how I WANTED it to handle, I told them I like the front to have as much grip as possible, but the back to let go gradually at the limit to tell me I was close to trouble, and that was EXACTLE what I got. The handling went from "Well, I guess it's OK" to "More grip than I felt comfortable using on the road". :D
Nice job, But since you had the engine out and separated from the transmission you should have taken the flywheel off and had it resurfaced and you also should have replaced the rear engine main seal to do the job correctly.
Speaking of being relieved when it started.... Almost 20 years ago I girl I dated had her timing belt fail at a light. It didn't break, it wiped off teeth and bent half the valves. After machine work and a complete top end replacement I was finalizing the timing belt and making sure it was timed properly. I had her 'tap the key' and the damn engine came to life like it had been shut off for a moment. That was a shocking surprise. It was also a Daewoo Lanos so it was a miracle.
I would love to have the tools, the time and the freedom to do this to my vehicles. I very much know that those tools that you have are worth in the hundred of thousands you doing great 👍 keep it up and bless.
i mean you have timing marks, line everything up and spin the motor over 2 times and verify the marks still line up, if you messed up you wont be able to turn the motor becuase the valves will kiss the pistons, my motor unfortunatley does not have any timing marks or keyways for the cam gears which makes it very difficult, i had to do mine 3 times with different cam blocks before getting it right
@@user-xj5xp6qz5g why would someone seeking information to fill a void, so as not to be ignorant of something be considered dumb? Do you fear knowledge? Are you intentionally ignorant by choice or knee jerk indoctrination?
I just did all that too my truck , except i rebuilt the automatic transmission and transfer case ..with a long list of other parts it needed for awhile , and i keep remembering other problems i aint got too on it , so more parts .😂
This is so much better than that one girl that makes content out of putting easy bolt on accessories on her new Tacoma. You're doing real mechanic work.
her husband is doing all the work.. its edited to make it look like she is. its all about getting the simp clicks.. and by comments like yours we can see there are plenty of gullible simps around.
I'd have some spare parts left, if it starts it starts.
Weight reduction and being more efficient then the engineers
I like it when I do it myself I get a reward of coupla bolts and nuts, but when a mechanic did it, I lost coupla bolts and nuts.
They always more parts that aren't needed 😂
@@MRworldEtIkAI do notice I always have a few panel push pins left 😂😂😂
@@MRworldEtIkAthat’s THEIR reward
The Raw Power of having One's Own Garage is Unmatched
Yes. 😮 This is deep. My only keep back right now. 😢
Seriously right. Just did an engine swap outside of my apartment on a main street. Busted my torque coveter... soo had to also drop the transmission all while the truck was parked at an angle..... I did it though.😅
Not just that, a full blown giant shop that car was in. Lifts and full climate control.
I wish I had jack stands so I can do the drive shaft.
You make it sound easy😂
It is
@@Rockardo_I’ve rebuilt 1.8 Miata motors , k20’s, and my 330i. It’s not easy. It’s time consuming, expensive and requires a lot of attention to detail. You just sound ignorant
@@HankHill323she didn’t rebuild her engine. Timing, oil pan, and clutch ARE easy.
@@HankHill323took it out my mouth. m54b30 itb and cam on my friends car had me questioning if college had made me dumber.
@@pepefrog7456maybe because those don’t come with Itb’s? Ya’ll are trying to ride this chicks dick so hard it’s crazy. Rebuilding engines doesn’t have to be expensive if you do most of the labor except for the resurfacing or if there’s honing required. Yes it is time consuming depending on the engine size obviously. A d16 isn’t gonna be hard compared to a m54b30 or a s54 etc. oil
Pan gaskets, timing BELTS. And all that other shit are mad easy. Especially when you are in a shop like this girl here.
Not putting down what she did tho. She’s got more balls to figure out that it’s not hard unlike a lot of dudes
It would be really cool if you could do 15min - 25min videos. It would just be so nice to watch the whole process as you're working.
Her husband does off camera work 😂
@@Moodywoodiethat was a real funny one
Plenty of other RUclipsrs do that, why not just watch them?
She doesn't do the job, that's why it's shorts only
She is fake. You won't get a 15 min video of her doing all the work with all the required stages of assembly and disassembly.
A. Eye protection
B. Never completely reverse the engine when you're scraping oil pan gaskets or the cleaning process.
Always leave it at an angle ..
This is so that debris from your scraping doesn't go directly into the engine.
If the engine is at an angle or sideways, the debris fall to the ground.
Old School Pro Tip!
Good suggestion.
Are you mansplaning? 😂
Good point...!!!
@@diligentsun1154 best tool in the workshop is gravity. It's never lost, always close by and you can always rely on its calibration to be true and correct.
the shot of her driving the car in the end is so wholesome ❤ pure happiness in her eyes
Came here to say the same thing! Priceless
The smile at the end
👏
That smile says it all
Nice job.
cringe
What a great feeling, taking it apart and having it work so well.
Damn so cool, I've never been a car person but it sounds nice to hear something you've disassembled working immediately 😂
Just a tip, it takes a little extra time but, easier to just drop the engine straight down and then install the transmission afterwards.
your wrong the front end is in the way. unless you can aligne it afteerr you rebuild it.
@@coffinsnail6930 it's a rear wheel drive car, how is the front end in the way? Pull the transmission, undo the motor mounts, harness and hoses, pull up with an engine hoist.
So awesome to see women working on cars.....MUCH RESPECT!
While her husband changes diapers.
I always worked on my mini when I was a lot younger
She won’t change diapers never or either cook 😂😂😂
Generalizing but I think women have the right temperament for mechanic work.
i could care less
And I thought I was cool for changing my brakes and rotors yesterday 😂
Great work 👌
brakes
@user-xj5xp6qz5g ahhh thank you. Not sure how I made that mistake 🤣
Nice work! It's so satisfying to do this kind of work yourself....and the Miata is such a fun car to drive, especially with a manual transmission!
This is awesome ! I wish I knew how to work in vehicles like this ! Great work ethic and quality !! God bless !
The smile on her face was the best part
No way you removed the engine for the main issue of resealing the oil pan
I’m glad I didn’t have to say it
She removed the engine to swap the timing chain…. Are you deaf?
So normally this would be true but on the NA miatas the subframe is in the way of the oil pan. Gotta pull the engine. Fortunately the engine's super small and easy to remove/work on.
@@m1kethe1keYou can’t just drop the sub frame?
@@Xman80888it's probably easier to pull the engine. Sometimes that's just how it is.
Absolutely impressed you removed the sump before turning the engine over. Watched other mechanics for over 30 years fail to do that time and time again. Perfect!🤘
Repect and love for this women, This is a normal women working rather than not like other video where most of content is just ass. Bow down to this women's compassion ❤
Girl put in WORK. Gotta love it
This girl knows her shit. I need her as a mechanic!
youre so naive
You're awesome 👏🏼 nicely done. Doing my MSM next year
Excellent!!! No matter how many times you do it and how good you are that first turnover is always scary😂
I know this wasn't a rebuild but when you do, spin it up without plugs or injectors till the oil displaces the assembly lube and you have pressure then start it.
Or better and easier, take out the fuel pump relay, start until the oil pressure light switches off
Listen… I love these videos because I know how much fun it is to complete the job, but I never want to work on repairs and heavy maintenance again in my life. Kudos on your rebuild! Most I could do would be an oil pan gasket and walnut blasting my valves in my MS3.
Good job! Looks like a lot of fun with all your tools and garage space. On the street its very different
Good job It does feel good when the engine cranks it never gets old
A lot of your videos say "for the first time" well done.
It's actually crazy how the first time is scary and takes long, but once you have done it the next time actually very quickly. 😅
That's a hell of a job to take on. Awesome work
You are way better at this than i am. Nice work!
That's so cool. You did good!
I’m in love with your passion for cars 😅
absolutely killed it!! fantastic job 💪
HVAC Mechanic for over 30 Years. I just started to get into fixing CARS and I love it. That is awesome you see a woman doing this. SHE DON'T DATE NO BETA MALES, I TELL YOU THAT
Wow! That was a lot of work. I'm tired, I'm taking a nap 😅
Ive found that the larger the project, the greater feeling of reward when it works on the first try. Ive stripped down a backpack blower that hadnt run in a year and it fired right up and it felt great. I cant image the feeling of removing a car engine, stripping it, reinstalling it and having it fire up right off the bat. :)
It's refreshing to see a woman servicing her own car... ❤
I dont know the name of the parts because I've only ever taken a small engine class. However, in the start of the video there are two green parts on the front of the engine that bend the belt around them. Our teacher was telling us that the new Maseratis have plastic ones that break off very early in the life span of the engine. Buyer beware.
those are pulleys
Your "stock" value just went WAY up! Nice job!
Setting timing is always intimidating the first few times you do it.
The feelings of "yep it's gonna blow up" can be very real😂
Finally a car vlog that isn't just ass shots. Thank you
That startup is the best sound after tearing an engine apart.
A woman who can work on cars. She went to school to be that good. I am impressed.
Great content
I subscribed 🤜🏻🤛🏻
I like the new miata. I'm a V8 guy. But that new style miata is looking pretty inviting.
Freaking impressive!
why that miata look so happy at the end.. bro was like ☺️☺️☺️ LOL
Nice build love the wheels
Watching her flip that made me realize fingers could be broken when your alone with no help.
“Took the engine out for lower oil pan gasket for the first place “”hmmm lmao
Nice build keep it up, and if I may make a safety suggestion add a roll/harness bar or half cage. You look like you wanna track it ( if ya don’t already ) so you’ll want proper harnesses eventually. 👍
Am i the only one who's more impressed by how quickly it started...jt would have taken me st least five times for it to start 😂
That's a fun car to drive. Keep up the good work
Was I the only one here that had a mini heart attack when the motor rotated?
That’s awesome 👏🏼
There's a Dad standing close by somewhere.
Esta perro el projecto, keep it up
The best thing you can do for any engine that you do a rebuild for even just your timing belt is replace every sensor on the engine before you install it
How damn satisfying! Excellent HARD WORK and beautiful car!
Unreal, congrats 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Oh god I miss my old MX5 (UK spec Mk1 Miata/Eunos roadster). It was an absolutely brilliant toy. I did a lot of tweaks to that car, but still think the BEST "mod" I ever did was taking it to get a full 3d suspension geometry check done on it. The specialist (A place here in the UK called "PowerStation") asked me how I WANTED it to handle, I told them I like the front to have as much grip as possible, but the back to let go gradually at the limit to tell me I was close to trouble, and that was EXACTLE what I got. The handling went from "Well, I guess it's OK" to "More grip than I felt comfortable using on the road". :D
Beautiful
You’re very professional, best wishes for your future.
Nice job, But since you had the engine out and separated from the transmission you should have taken the flywheel off and had it resurfaced and you also should have replaced the rear engine main seal to do the job correctly.
Speaking of being relieved when it started.... Almost 20 years ago I girl I dated had her timing belt fail at a light. It didn't break, it wiped off teeth and bent half the valves. After machine work and a complete top end replacement I was finalizing the timing belt and making sure it was timed properly. I had her 'tap the key' and the damn engine came to life like it had been shut off for a moment. That was a shocking surprise. It was also a Daewoo Lanos so it was a miracle.
Very impressive, job well done! Drift on
Great job!
Outstanding, great video!
Oh god the dread when starting the engine must have been insane
I would love to have the tools, the time and the freedom to do this to my vehicles. I very much know that those tools that you have are worth in the hundred of thousands you doing great 👍 keep it up and bless.
Oooooooh, an sw20 in the background ❤ that was my first car, loved it soo much, and still feel the want to buy another one
You are so beautiful. Love that you work on cars. You don’t show body for views. Love your work. Seriously
Always use the bar on the the engine stand before pulling the pin
So cool. Wish I had a garage to start learning how to rebuild my 1.8.
The MX5 is such a beautiful car to drive congratulations
Hey girl well done.
You did a great job.
The car looks great.
Suits you.
This girl is a beast. Love it❤❤❤
i mean you have timing marks, line everything up and spin the motor over 2 times and verify the marks still line up, if you messed up you wont be able to turn the motor becuase the valves will kiss the pistons, my motor unfortunatley does not have any timing marks or keyways for the cam gears which makes it very difficult, i had to do mine 3 times with different cam blocks before getting it right
Wow, even I can't do this....Great job!
#Salute yeah that's not easy work. Nice job!
lol, your phenomenal!
Would love to see a video on the differences between a right hand drive vehicle versus left driving and working on.
thats dumb
@@user-xj5xp6qz5g why would someone seeking information to fill a void, so as not to be ignorant of something be considered dumb?
Do you fear knowledge? Are you intentionally ignorant by choice or knee jerk indoctrination?
Smashing the connector no problem smashing the finger ouch.
Spoken like someone who has never had to source a 25 year old electrical connector for a vehicle.
Great job, I love my Miata too!
Awesome!!
When the engine tumbled on the stand, I can imagine all that went through your head was " fuck fuck fuck"
clean!
Nice!!! Keep it up!!!!
Looked really smooth going back in. Even with two or three people, I’ve seen the coils on the back of the engine smashed more than once.
I guess if it’s a Mazda speed it’s got individual coils for each spark plug, but still looked smooth
I just did all that too my truck , except i rebuilt the automatic transmission and transfer case ..with a long list of other parts it needed for awhile , and i keep remembering other problems i aint got too on it , so more parts .😂
This is so much better than that one girl that makes content out of putting easy bolt on accessories on her new Tacoma. You're doing real mechanic work.
her husband is doing all the work.. its edited to make it look like she is. its all about getting the simp clicks.. and by comments like yours we can see there are plenty of gullible simps around.
It’s great to see a young lady working on cars. 👍
BP5A/Turbo. Is that a legit MSM? Noice.
Love the content.
You did that yourself? You strong af 💪
That's a smart looking car! Keep up the good work. Your like my daughter. Not afraid of getting her hands dirty. She wants a 96 green Camery.
Great job,keep up the great job 😂😂😂
Wow, she’s a stunner 😮
I was always told to take it easy the first few hundred miles after an engine tune up.
A real connoisseur car!