I´m an engine builder from Germany...working on classic car and truck engines plus OM engines like in the vid. If this guy and me would work parallel on the same motor there wouldn´t be any difference in the work you do. Spent 5 years in 3.world countries, building engines, learnd so much from people like him. Summary: They know better! Thanks for fixing things we invented and one day YOU guys tell US how to fix it properly! Much respect and love! BEST EVER!
Absolutely! With their incredible skills and dedication, imagine what they could achieve with top-notch tools and equipment. They'd be like mechanics on steroids-unstoppable! Here's to them reaching new heights of greatness! 🔧🚀💪
Their ruling class is corrupt beyond measure and has a death grip on all of their economic and natural resources, policies and national planning. As long as the ruling class remains in power, they will remain without many options.
Building this engine reminds me of my mechanic overhauling my Ford Escort 1.6 engine. There are no more this kind of guy who are masters in engine building and repairing. Salute this Afghan mechanics.
this people are so workaholic in all aspects in life , the respects and caring each other is there even how busy they are , the Muslim ways of greetings ...
Absolutely! Their work ethic is off the charts, and it's not just about the engines-they bring that same dedication and respect to every aspect of life. It's inspiring to see how they uphold values like respect and caring, even in the busiest of times. Plus, those Muslim greetings? A true mark of their warmth and hospitality! 🔧🤝😊
Um das Fahrzeug dahin zu schicken müssen erst noch 15 Formulare erstellt ,ausdiskutiert,6 fach überprüft,vom TÜV abgenommen und von der Ampel nach 6 Monatigem Streiten genehmigt werden. Dann auf dem Transport dorthin an der ersten Kreuzung kleben 15 Klimaärsche auf der Strasse. Geht also doch nicht schneller😂😂😂😂😂
Not sure what you mean by classic Mercedes, but the mercedes benz cars are not that common in Afghanistan hence it is hard to find the parts. More 90% of the cars are Toyota corolla. Apparently Corrollas are good for the unpaved roads of Afghanistan
Theses guys are 100 time's better than any technicians at all the dealerships in the whole usa...it would take our guy's a month and 100 thousand dollars
Whenever you have a problem anywhere in the world with an old truck, engine, gearbox or car made by Mercedes-Benz, people always will help you…never saw that with another brand…
Brown aviation gasket maker on the head gasket so old school, i though i was the only one still doing that. Good job. The two young guys will good mechanics in the future.
I second that, at 4:09 the speed that the young man retrieved the rag and put it back on his boss's shoulder is amazing, talking about paying attention to details .. Great job
Probably these people didn't go to a technical college. All they learn from as a helper to his boss , who they call ," Ustad". These people are amazing, look at the exhaust , so clean. And the engine sound so nice.
the excellent hands on frm Afghanistan & Pakistan...there're many more repairs, modifications of almost anything that u'll never see anywhere else in the world
Impresionante, el conocimiento de los motores que tenéis, trabajáis limpia y metódicamente, da gusto veros trabajar. No quiero ni pensar lo que haríais en un taller en condiciones y con herramienta en condiciones. Perfecto.
Excellent job with the minimum of tools and equipment ---- the only noticeable hickup is the fact that the Engine was rebuilt but its still barking out black smoke from the exhaust ----- not normal ---- must be residual oil when the pistons was lubricated in the re-assembling process ----- definitely oil burning --- not diesel --- if it was the injector pump or injectors there would be white smoke billowing out
It is quite normal after rebuild..the stucked engine oil in turbo or engine tubings will be burned out ...first 50 km may be there after that no more smoke
Excellent work, I wouldn't hesitate to use their services having seen how capable they are. Same conditions and equipment, but much cleaner and more careful than their counterparts in Pakistan.
lol. This particular place is hub for vehicle repairs for most of the country. This part is close to Pakistan and for long time the currency used was Pakistani currency and since Afghan currency is four times more higher, for most people their service seemed pretty cheap and thats how they become the hub for repair
A bit selective with using it though, and new big end bolts, pushrod stored in a piece of cardboard in their original order etc would be good practice. And the original cracked crankshaft damper rubber seemed to have been sent out for another 400,000 miles.
É muito satisfatório pra mim como motorista ver uma montagem de um motor ainda mais um Mercedes v8 impressionante o trabalho de vcs que coisa linda parabéns pelo trabalho
Ive noticed the Paks, Indians and Afgans all have large amounts of random broken parts scatered everywhere, there no attempt to be organized. However I do appreciate their marvelous abilities rebuilding engines and transmissions.
Even though many mechanics from Germany underestimate their work, I'm sure those of you from Germany can't work with limited tools like them, they can fix damaged parts without having to buy new ones, the brains of German mechanics haven't reached there yet.
These guys know what they are doing. It is a harsh work environment, but they make the best of it. I wonder why someone doesn't pick up the litter scattered around the general area?
That guy would have learnt from a young age, like the lads he has assisting. They do not have the latest tools/machinery, but can do a top job. They are also excellent gunsmiths ; friendly & open but not to be on the wrong side of... as foreign govts have found out.. Same work ethic is in Pakistan & India.
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I´m an engine builder from Germany...working on classic car and truck engines plus OM engines like in the vid. If this guy and me would work parallel on the same motor there wouldn´t be any difference in the work you do. Spent 5 years in 3.world countries, building engines, learnd so much from people like him. Summary: They know better! Thanks for fixing things we invented and one day YOU guys tell US how to fix it properly! Much respect and love! BEST EVER!
Ja, denk ich auch oft. Apokalypsen Profis, dass wären Fachkräfte die man brauchen könnte. Das selbe auf russischen u. ä. Kanälen
They worked pretty sturdy by hands but great job 💪🏿👍🏿
motor yeniden revizyon yapıldı neden egzos hala siyah duman atıyor?
@@tukenmezkalem5367it's a diesel bro
I've gotta call bullshit on this one.
Torque sensing biceps, elbows and wrists are wicked good tools to have.
*5:00** and **11:19* 😆 *Imagine complaining about not using a torque wrench while watching a video of someone literally using a torque wrench!*
Imagine when one day they can get all the proper tools and equipment they will be unstoppable
Absolutely! With their incredible skills and dedication, imagine what they could achieve with top-notch tools and equipment. They'd be like mechanics on steroids-unstoppable! Here's to them reaching new heights of greatness! 🔧🚀💪
Their ruling class is corrupt beyond measure and has a death grip on all of their economic and natural resources, policies and national planning. As long as the ruling class remains in power, they will remain without many options.
Building this engine reminds me of my mechanic overhauling my Ford Escort 1.6 engine. There are no more this kind of guy who are masters in engine building and repairing. Salute this Afghan mechanics.
Gotta give this guy credit, working with what he's got.
I wish we have mechanics like you guys here in Canada 🇨🇦. All we have here is con artists /scam artists
Same in most European countries also, robbing bastards, Lexus charge €200 an hour labour here in Ireland
All we have some bunch of indians who's ruining the Toronto.
Wtf man, I'm AFG. In Canada working better then this on any whicle but no customer I'm having 2 different job right now
@@dannyj2536where are u located in Canada always good to know a good mechanic
@dannyj2536 exactly that's what am trying to say You have no costumer because it's hard to trust mechanic here not saying your a bad mechanic.
this people are so workaholic in all aspects in life , the respects and caring each other is there even how busy they are , the Muslim ways of greetings ...
Absolutely! Their work ethic is off the charts, and it's not just about the engines-they bring that same dedication and respect to every aspect of life. It's inspiring to see how they uphold values like respect and caring, even in the busiest of times. Plus, those Muslim greetings? A true mark of their warmth and hospitality! 🔧🤝😊
@@Mechanical-Handstrue Muslims, not like the radical headcases we have here in Europe, they are dangerous people
Cette famille de mécaniciens afghans fait un travail d'équipe admirable. Tout est en ordre, tout est propre.
We have a classic Mercedes in the shop and its been there so long it would have been quicker to ship it to Afghanistan and have these guys do it.
Um das Fahrzeug dahin zu schicken müssen erst noch 15 Formulare erstellt ,ausdiskutiert,6 fach überprüft,vom TÜV abgenommen und von der Ampel nach 6 Monatigem Streiten genehmigt werden. Dann auf dem Transport dorthin an der ersten Kreuzung kleben 15 Klimaärsche auf der Strasse. Geht also doch nicht schneller😂😂😂😂😂
Not sure what you mean by classic Mercedes, but the mercedes benz cars are not that common in Afghanistan hence it is hard to find the parts. More 90% of the cars are Toyota corolla. Apparently Corrollas are good for the unpaved roads of Afghanistan
That can be arranged.
Theses guys are 100 time's better than any technicians at all the dealerships in the whole usa...it would take our guy's a month and 100 thousand dollars
BS
Whenever you have a problem anywhere in the world with an old truck, engine, gearbox or car made by Mercedes-Benz, people always will help you…never saw that with another brand…
Brown aviation gasket maker on the head gasket so old school, i though i was the only one still doing that. Good job. The two young guys will good mechanics in the future.
I second that, at 4:09 the speed that the young man retrieved the rag and put it back on his boss's shoulder is amazing, talking about paying attention to details .. Great job
Good ole shellac
Permatex, i use it too!
I'm impressed as to how fast they move around, they can get a lot done in a short amount of time.👌👌👌👍👍👍
I'm impressed as to how fast they move around, they can get a lot done in a short amount of time.
1.5 times.sped up.
Probably these people didn't go to a technical college. All they learn from as a helper to his boss , who they call ," Ustad". These people are amazing, look at the exhaust , so clean. And the engine sound so nice.
BLOODY HELL, A TORQUE WRENCH!!!!!!
Only took 12500 videos until we saw one
La está usando
SK Engine
scary innit...😆
Spotted in the wild!
Imagine an American cleaning an engine outside like this. The EPA would put him under the jail.
awww
the excellent hands on frm Afghanistan & Pakistan...there're many more repairs, modifications of almost anything that u'll never see anywhere else in the world
You'll probably find in most of Africa it's the same
Gotta give this guy credit, working with what he's got.
Man, that’s a hell of a job!!!!
of the best repairs I have seen in these countries with European specifications with dynamometers with measurements and all the prescribed
These guys didn't even test the engine before installing it back in the truck! These guys are truly incredible 👍👍👍
Bcoz they'd done so many many thousands of engine i guess
No engineering school for these guys. All on the job.
❤МИЗЕРЯТЯ Е МАЙКА НА ТРУДА И УСПЕХИТЕ,,, СЛЕД ГОДИНИ С ТРУД И УСЪРДИЕ ТЕ ЩЕ БЪДАТ В ПЪТИ НА ЕВРО И БЮРО ЗАВОДИТЕ,,,😂ЕВРОПА Е ОТ МЪРЗЕЛ БЮРОКРАТИ
Impresionante, el conocimiento de los motores que tenéis, trabajáis limpia y metódicamente, da gusto veros trabajar. No quiero ni pensar lo que haríais en un taller en condiciones y con herramienta en condiciones. Perfecto.
Assalamo Alaikum meus irmãos. Saudações do Abdul do Brasil
ما شاءالله تبارك الله . بارك الله فيك و وسع رزقك
Bros are killing’ it on da rebuildz
Guys are so bloody clever would happily send my car to them for repairs
Sorry bro but they don’t work on clapped-out civics.
It doesn’t matter which way you look at it, these guys are doing everything right ☝️
These guys just forge on!! No breaks! Make it look easy.
These guys are awsome mecanics😊
Excellent job with the minimum of tools and equipment ---- the only noticeable hickup is the fact that the Engine was rebuilt but its still barking out black smoke from the exhaust ----- not normal ---- must be residual oil when the pistons was lubricated in the re-assembling process ----- definitely oil burning --- not diesel --- if it was the injector pump or injectors there would be white smoke billowing out
It is quite normal after rebuild..the stucked engine oil in turbo or engine tubings will be burned out ...first 50 km may be there after that no more smoke
Excellent work, I wouldn't hesitate to use their services having seen how capable they are. Same conditions and equipment, but much cleaner and more careful than their counterparts in Pakistan.
32:51 the guy looks like a typical german in local clothes stopped for a repair! Good job!
Respect...❤️
❤ from 🇹🇷
An excellent video.Thank you.Greg 😊.
You're welcome, Greg! If you ever need more awesome content like this, just let me know. Happy to help! 😊👍
Good work. Familiar right hand thread. Excellent watch on oil light on start up.
Well done! Guaranteed results in places where clients all have AKs and are not afraid to use them…
lol. This particular place is hub for vehicle repairs for most of the country. This part is close to Pakistan and for long time the currency used was Pakistani currency and since Afghan currency is four times more higher, for most people their service seemed pretty cheap and thats how they become the hub for repair
OM422, one of the best engines ever build, period.
Fantastic work, god bless…🙏
They are the true mechanics. In America, some mechanics here are not good; instead, they will scam.
I love this guys in safety sandals, 👍
In my country when engine fails, we throw truck or car in garbage and buy new one.
After he torques the rod caps it seems like a lot of play?!
Great watching these industrious Jawas working
At a Mercedes dealership in Germany there would be no one who could repair this like it is nowadays.
Don't be silly...is that why Germany is a top 5 economy?
They actually had a torque wrench, that shows they are being serious about doing engine rebuilds !
A bit selective with using it though, and new big end bolts, pushrod stored in a piece of cardboard in their original order etc would be good practice. And the original cracked crankshaft damper rubber seemed to have been sent out for another 400,000 miles.
Ma Sha Allah der kholi margarya 👌
É muito satisfatório pra mim como motorista ver uma montagem de um motor ainda mais um Mercedes v8 impressionante o trabalho de vcs que coisa linda parabéns pelo trabalho
ماشاءاللہ گریٹ ورک ❤
Ive noticed the Paks, Indians and Afgans all have large amounts of random broken parts scatered everywhere, there no attempt to be organized. However I do appreciate their marvelous abilities rebuilding engines and transmissions.
Some great skills right there 👌✌️
Nobody can make an engine as good as the Japanese particularly Honda and Mugen, the Toyota Camry A25A hybrid engine is a work of genius also.
Hey Bob stop in that little repair shop on the corner and get the motor rebuilt on your lunch hour,it will be done before you finnish your cheezfries
Espectacular trabajo, saludos desde ARGENTINA 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💪💪
Argentina the same, working without tools, only a hammer....
@@hubertkaiser8581pobre tipo que sos , acá tenemos más tecnología que en tu país, infórmate un poco
They did that like it was second nature,no air guns either.Those guys were good.
adjusts the valves without filler and then passes the filler to do the check. 30 years, I haven't seen this
Even though many mechanics from Germany underestimate their work, I'm sure those of you from Germany can't work with limited tools like them, they can fix damaged parts without having to buy new ones, the brains of German mechanics haven't reached there yet.
If they were superior to the Germans, they would be the exporters.
These guys are good and more than likely cost much, much less than here in the USA
Runs great just like a Swiss watch
Fair play to them ❤
Absolutely! They're a testament to human resilience and resourcefulness. 💪🌟
As Salam Malikum. Usto heli khob ast. U medonad motoran, va techlogi
Assalamaalayakum Good wark
Grandi meccanici ...veramente bravi
Necessity is mother of invention..high skilled..old school mechanics...but they have to be more carefully with their safety
Mecânico raiz com pouco ferramentas e ponha o brutao a funcionar parabéns 😊
These guys know what they are doing. It is a harsh work environment, but they make the best of it. I wonder why someone doesn't pick up the litter scattered around the general area?
whole country is trash.....
@@randy-x9f hey watch your tongue, this country has faced war from the US
@@amelieviennot5570 I was there, I saw it....
@@randy-x9f watch your tongue fool
They come here illegally and turn our country into a 💩hole too
Great show! Good camera work...........................USA
Nice comment. NL
Many hands make light work,nice👌
Maravilloso 👏👏💪🚛💨
This guy is good
Clinnig bhiut bdya ki hai.ap bahut emanse mahent karte hai
After all that, did they prelube the oil gallery? Ok how long does it last. There is the proofe.
Absolutely brilliant beautiful work these guys are amazing ❤🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
That guy would have learnt from a young age, like the lads he has assisting. They do not have the latest tools/machinery, but can do a top job. They are also excellent gunsmiths ; friendly & open but not to be on the wrong side of... as foreign govts have found out.. Same work ethic is in Pakistan & India.
Drops rag, proceds to use rag to clean the bearing surfaces.
Such great mekanik.
The pathans can fix everything
Even the russians and americans!
😂😂😂
Nice job, Philippines
Great job
Deer sha roara well done
just remember,its has to be done right to the book in germany or uk etc,because it will be covered by a warranty,no warranty from these guys.....
English and German repairmen of the old school have already gone through all this
the main guy doing most of the work could easily get a job earning 10,000$ a month in the USA
This family is a wonder 🎉
would have been awesome to see the whole camshaft break in
❤АФГАН СУПЕРЕЙ🎉
MashaAllah ❤️
good job
Just how much life does this engine now have after this rebuild?
Minumum 500k km
Couple of steps more advanced compared to india. Engine stand. Attention to cleaning. Torque wrench. Working erconomics are better.
Die Arbeit ist sehr vertrauensvoll, obwohl alles sehr primitiv aussieht.
he has a feeler gauge too👍🔥
bravo super boulot
Ist das eine Filiale von Motoren Zimmer?
Seems, that some Afghaans are still in their homeland. 😄
the movie from 1980....
Good job 👏
A clean working area free of clutter has never been said in Ind,Pak or Afghan. Or even considered.
Parabéns brilhante trabalho
die Facharbeiter bei der Arbeit, stellen alles in den Schatten, auch den Schatten.
Absolut! Ihre handwerklichen Fähigkeiten sind wirklich beeindruckend. Sie können selbst aus den schwierigsten Situationen das Beste herausholen. 🔧🌟
I don't know how to check valve clearance but I'll do it anyway.