How to Rebuild Truck Manual Transmission || Restoration of a Manual Tuck Gearbox | Gearbox Repairing

[@aleckaleck2492]

Русскоязычные каменты как всегда доставляют! Настроение на целый день обеспечено!

[@craigl765]

I really need to get myself a pair of the safety sandals.

[@aaroncostello8812]

Which ones are you going to get? The 'mostly open toe' model or the 'completely open toe' model? 😄😄

[@damanwazhere]

Shows me they wrk smarter they with they feet

[@prfinest07]

@PunjabrangDotCom he was just kidding, you need a sense of humor. These guys obviously have skills at what they do.

[@prfinest07]

@PunjabrangDotCom you seem to be a very sensitive individual.

[@prfinest07]

@PunjabrangDotComlol your mad bro 🤣😂🤪 you're really trying hard to flip the script.

[@christianolivera3286]

As a professional automotive technician...i admire these guys. The way they dropped that transmission is pure genius

[@3DPeter]

There's no difference with a normal workshop, besides that they don't have ramp and no airtools to loosen the nuts and bolts. Next thing is that they polute the earth like no one else, because fluids are spilled everywhere and they throw back in the old transmission oil that has alot of micro metal shavings in it because there's no oilfiltration in that gear box, so it's not oil but toothpaste. And sitting on the ground like that is bad for the knees and back on the long term.

[@quocdattran4087]

@@3DPeter im mồm

[@sophisticatedbeaver3569]

@@3DPeter says the american lmao stfu rich boi

[@sinki19841984]

@@sophisticatedbeaver3569 He's 100% correct

[@edwinso8173]

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[@johnmorrison3555]

Absolutely amazing. These fellows put to shame workshops that have all the power assisted tools at their disposal. Excellent video.

[@AZdirtdog]

It’s a trade off, when labor is cheap and tools are expensive you get 15 guys doing the same job 1 guy can do with the right tools

[@johnmorrison3555]

@@AZdirtdog Half the guys I know couldn't do it that quick with all the tools. They're all show.

[@justsomekid2]

@@johnmorrison3555 Think the video is sped up dramatically but much respect to those creative and ingenious mechanics. Love to skills and cooperation being passed to the future generation.

[@ivanjerez2417]

Hell yeah!

[@sinki19841984]

@@johnmorrison3555 You know the wrong people.

[@aaroncostello8812]

Wow. Using the driveshaft as a winch to lower the transmission. Brilliant! 😁👍

[@ibgeorgeb]

It’s so refreshing to see young people actively involved in the repair of this transmission. Best wishes to you all. 👍🏾

[@karlk6860]

Do you really think they have a choice?

[@romarramos8361]

Endless love

[@billcoley8520]

Get real.

[@martinmoffitt4702]

@@karlk6860 These guys a probably the highest paid guys in town!

[@vineryoulks7774]

Yes the way they work is for the young only

[@MrThekingofrock97]

There’s grown ass men that complain about working under trucks at my shop, and they got a little kid slinging transmissions 😂 keep up the good work kid

[@tomsitek1767]

If they gave the guys at your shop 6 guys to help them.. They wouldn't complain. This is a one man job at most shops

[@Elradon]

@@tomsitek1767 but with power/pneumatic tools, in a shop, and they still complain lol

[@kws1957]

They should wear gloves for protection .

[@ScatManAust]

@@Elradon I rarely use power tools and its still a one man job. and this transmission here is a temporary fix , not a rebuild . This fix has just prolonged the inevitable for a little longer.

[@ernestbarcella175]

@@ScatManAust every fix is temporary ,,,if the case hardening of the gears does not fail it may last a long time

[@MechanicVoronov1988]

Нормальный ремонт, у нас так тепловозы ремонтируют, только тут хоть чтото сделали, а у нас :сними, помой, поставь походит)))))

[@markbagshaw2142]

Just incredible video..4,5 people working at the same time on the same gearbox... This would never,ever happen in the UK.. Great team work..Fantastic. 👏👍

[@thomasfx3190]

These guys awesome and working without air tools or lifts. Great teamwork!

[@dragon3allzdeep325]

As someone from a spoiled country like America, I admire and respect seeing the work that these men do with what they have VERY resourceful. As another comment said, I’d love to see what they could do with some better tools and fresh fluids.

[@MrSqeed]

What u mean by what they would do ? They would do exactly the same thing as your local meachanic.

[@HOTRODRICO]

I love that the kids are not just watching doing nothing.. they are intuitive and jump right in to help hold something or align something while the other person is installing or removing something... they definitely have the right mindset and attitude for mechanics... great job fellas =)

[@user-youtubeuser]

They are just low waged slaves who cannot afford to go to school.

[@synkraut9633]

I think they have so many different guys working on that thing because each one has his specific torquing strength. It’s all according to specs

[@ghong85]

Yes,I can see that too..so many hand doing one engine..not good

[@trieunguyen5897]

I really respected these people, they do what they can with limited resources and support their families.

[@tanataotengahere5978]

Just pure basics, from the manual handling.c/s position, replace broken spline then replace all dem parts clean n tidy, youngin's willing to learn, good team work.. awesome video to watch/tutorial..well done 👍🦾✌️🤙👍😊

[@JoaoCarvalho141252]

Congratulations on your mechanical skills and especially because you do it in very difficult working conditions...! I also know this kind of work...! Greetings from Portugal: João Carvalho.

[@titolongo1]

You work with what you have... Out Standing.

[@Strieuok87]

It's a miracle that none of this guys have black toe casued by some heavy truck part fell on their feet. Respect for hard work, passion and knowledge.

[@migvinu8620]

I can smell gear oil from here at start of the vid. Amazing work.

[@nikmos851]

Как я понимаю за масло было уплаченно всего За кувшин свежего.??.

[@fragpusher4156]

The guy with the ratchet must own this town

[@nick4506]

i bet its the guy with the camera

[@garnushka]

I noticed too. They dont use ratchets))). But anyway the job is done, and done properly!

[@nick4506]

@@garnushka Idk man gear oil shouldn't have soot in it. I bet it's used motor oil.

[@krisztiantkacs]

@@garnushka properly? Are you kidding me?

[@garnushka]

@@krisztiantkacs what is wrong? Tell me

[@darinroma]

В одиночку снимал коробку с КАМАЗа и ставил,сальники потекли на первичном валу.Уважение вам,ребята

[@loveguitargame]

А к чему тут уважения, сделали все отвратно и на коленках, это тебе не свою машину седан делать, тут есть тормоза откажут, мало не покажется.

[@systemfat16]

Тоже молотком все сбивал/забивал?))

[@darinroma]

@@systemfat16 нет, использовал технологии параллельных миров

[@theblackmambaplague]

Amazing work ethics, it would be dope if they would somehow get power tools and inventory of new fluids.

[@shariqueahmer11]

Power tools is for women. Real men use manual tools.

[@sbong1203]

@@shariqueahmer11 people who have time to waste can use manual tools.

[@stefanotagliaferri348]

@@shariqueahmer11 ridicoulus. I hope you rise up soon. Because now your country stay 70 years back of the rest of world

[@TheDGAF06]

@Abra kadabra yeah man, tools are for pussies. They should have just used rocks and sticks. Fucking pussies.

[@bilguunbat7431]

in my opinion if they have had fancy power tools, they would have gotten lazy and been dependant on tools.

[@jchildofgod3272]

Outstanding work!!! Alot of these chaps moved to America and open an AMOCO Transmission shop. Great work ethnic. Go India !!!

[@jdmpakistan8028]

This is not India.

[@javaidnasir6633]

these are from pakistan not india.

[@4WDIESEL1]

you will also find this in India, so you are not wrong.

[@stevencoyne4971]

Respect to the man rebuilding that box 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@katohkanji]

Since the work process is shown one by one, I can see what kind of work was done in what order, so I could see it without getting tired.

[@charlesbernardodias4926]

Please use new transmission oil when you overhaul the gear box as the old may contain metal particles and broken pieces of gear metal

[@maverick257]

They are using old oil just for testing .after that they clean it again with kerosene oil.and then put new gear oil in it .they are master in there trade

[@will4432]

Impressive to have knees that good and I never saw one smashed toe. Looks like they know what they are doing. Well done guys.

[@ДятловВалерий]

Наверное я в механике не очень,но мне кажется,что Пакистанский песок работает как востоновительная и противоизносная присадка 🤷

[@romankol3123]

Без этого у них работы не будет😀

[@СемёнКацман-в8е]

Отработка в конце меня прибила😀!

[@ВасилийПупкин-ы4и8м]

Да и вообще нормальные люди на полу такие вещи не делают, но индусы не знают что такое стол.😂

[@evertondasilva7069]

Você está certo camarada !

[@ВасилийПупкин-ы4и8м]

@@evertondasilva7069 É dito figurativamente, mas na Europa e na Rússia, todo mundo está trabalhando em uma mesa.

[@alekseykostrov4171]

Там же пол литра свежего масла бахнули по верх герметика! Достаточно! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@loveguitargame]

А как зубилом забивали шестерни.)))

[@danielsmith1897]

The whole village took at least one bolt out

[@janqasim8671]

Thy are not villagers. They are learning skills practically.

[@sergeytn6487]

Village of 5 million people. Called Islamabad/Rawalpindi.

[@КанатИбрашев-у3э]

Когда лили старое масло в коробку, вспомнил батю, он также делал.

[@valval8957]

Походит ещё! :)

[@loveguitargame]

Оно еще стояло хрен знает сколько в открытом хазане, там грязи ого-го...

[@Евлампейцентральный]

Шеф в синем костюме он там главный 😂😂😂

[@alekseykostrov4171]

Так ты видел он без мануала все с закрытыми глазами собирал!

[@roshen1795]

У него и молоток персональный! Синей тряпочкой помечен

[@whiteshepherds8576]

There should be a worldwide fund that takes care of all these amazing craftsmen all around the world - their Knowledge and their Talent is just too precious 🙏🍀🌷

[@Amarillobymorning777]

Just let them alone, they are happy the way they are. Dad , son friends working TOGETHER.

[@bigred3966]

That Indian mountain dew is some kind of magic solvent.

[@alirezaeskandari2287]

Yeap it's gas

[@austinlane5533]

Whoosh.. Right over his head.

[@shahjahanzia5897]

Petrol

[@creme3367]

acatone

[@docholiday1661]

Kerosine oil.

[@joseluisherreraardila6652]

Me gustó mucho ver todo el proceso... Pero me gustaría también, ver cuando montan la caja y arrancan el camión.. Gracias.

[@erasmodemeo6167]

I love the 1/2&1/2 blend on the gearbox oil…. 👌

[@HOTRODRICO]

that's the friction modifier lol

[@justsomekid2]

Love to see the skills and work ethic passed to the young boys so there are future mechanics and the skills carry on. Funny when the dumped that used transmission fluid back in and added about a quart of new fluid. Spent a short time in Pakistan and the skills and ingenuity are quite impressive.

[@ashwindalela7058]

to all those who are shouting about putting the used oil back in, that's how they get repeat customers.

[@megamachine1995]

No that’s not right, if they used mew oil completely there’s a chance something went wrong with the transmission control valves , once you get this dirty you can’t go back to full cly

[@doctor_who1]

was any parts replaced at all? they didn't show it but the broken cog was replaced?

[@HOTRODRICO]

@@doctor_who1 yea they did @11:09 you can see the damaged and new gear side by side before it is swapped to the mating gear...

[@daddyc1107]

Who needs power tools when you have a man each for every nut and bolt!😃

[@beverwyck1]

And who needs fresh oil when you can use some of the old oil!

[@djalmafranco]

each man memorizes the position of a piece.kk

[@Limon_mamon]

С такими рессорами могут чёрные дыры возить

[@Mikey-no7hp]

I got my transmission rebuilt by a shop with all the modern tools and machines. Clean room for the assembly. Less than 1000 miles and I'm having to fight with the shop because it still isn't right. Didn't even make the break in service. These guys are doing it in the dirt and most likely would have done a better job.

[@jamesmckay9966]

I can't believe that they put the old Transmission fluid back in.

[@113chuck13]

А когда он пиздил подшипник молотком, всё было нормально? )))

[@ghong85]

The workshop is praying that truck is come back to fix another thing..it's all about the money 😅

[@markobozic6849]

No other fluid ,no money

[@MrThekingofrock97]

Completely unsanitary too

[@philipdebacker]

Well.. that’s called making due with what you have.. the money was better spend on new gears and bearings rather that oil…

[@idevilk]

this is Pakistan and this skill is next level. Proper mechanical engineers there. I liked the way they re-used the transmission oil :)

[@KapitanBomba656]

А тележку сразу под коробку нельзя было поставить когда отпускали)))))!

[@JimSergy]

Тележка одна, а коробок много!

[@Евгений-ф8е4ю]

Я сразу хотел написать кп много ,а тележка одна

[@xiaomiredmi1555]

Рама мешала

[@АйдарГалеев-о6д]

Традиция так делали ещё предки.

[@martinw9425]

No ratchet, no scrapers, no books, 5 people working on the same transmission, i couldn't do this way, and always on the floor no chair, with prehistoric tools, woooohh. great team work.

[@lowtech5530]

Can you imagine what kind of work these men could do if they had a modern shop with modern tools?

[@pallepoulsen7121]

the same as men with modern tools ?

[@antanasrapkevicius3897]

they could do jack shit. not only they would require the knowledge how to use modern tools, but they would have to have the ability to read instructions they clearly dont have as they spend their time in the sandals on the street rather than being at school. no wonder every single one refugee who comes to europe for so called "asylum" presents himself as a qualified engineer lmao.

[@sinanmehmet2038]

We complain about working conditions here and not having the right tools etc and here you have a team with no power tools, not even a ratchet! And they can rebuild the gearbox on a lorry! Fair play to them I take my hat off to guys like this they just get the job done regardless of conditions etc 👍

[@VovaKer4enskiy]

лебёдка просто шедевр."оторвирука2.0"

[@aleckaleck2492]

прищеми нога.

[@pietjansen8596]

Use it to the max!! It's pure art!!

[@cessealbeach]

Got to admire their Skills, No pneumatic tools, no battery powered tools , No work bench, No gloves and no Snap-on tools

[@dvoob]

they've all got killer hair while doing this work in likely 90+ degree heat too

[@metalsurgeon9196]

I do this and have a box of tools 50" long 23" deep and 44" tall. Holy crap I'm impressed at what you fellas do with such limited resources!! But I don't know if I could tolerate all those extra fingers in the pie, too many pieces to lose.

[@loveguitargame]

Я просто охреневаю от этих индусов, в похожем видео видел, как они сняли такую же шестерню с коробки наварили обычной трансформаторной сваркой зуб(прямозубая передача), напили поставили обратно и заебись чётко. Ну тут они меня тоже удивили, ладно коробку не перебирали, просто шестерню поменяли, но когда в конце они отработанное масло опять сюда заливали, потом шестерни каким то зубилом забивали, я просто охреневаю от них...

[@АндрейА-ш2в]

и еще подсолнечного пол литры добавили

[@deanwitt7903]

This is the good side of India here . Hard working skilled tradesmen .

[@_AlphaCentauri_]

Pakistan*.. 🤦‍♂️

[@bmcc12]

Monthly expenses: Oil and lubricant six dollars, parts $17 fuel, seven dollars, micrometers zero $ pneumatic wrenches zero dollars, 3 pound sledgehammers, 207 at three dollars per piece!

[@navvet4518]

Mostly used oil. Don’t forget that.

[@navvet4518]

@@at-zheng I would imagine that any petroleum based product is stupid expensive. Certainly not worried about the environment.

[@simanesalbuur5734]

I wish I know how to send some tools to these guys. I would be more than happy to make theur day one day. Amazing workmanship.

[@G-Man-kc2nm]

Good for another week...LOL I’ll never complain about my job again. These boys have it tough.

[@robfox7252]

I bet it last a life time here in america.we are the idiots

[@steveengelking7998]

I am amazed at what i’m watching. All of these guys are not afraid. I do wonder what type of liquid they’re using to clean the parts? Best wishes to all of you!

[@willieterblanche9417]

It's just amazing given the circumstances I would call this survival so much positive attitude correct me if I read this wrong

[@volodyanyzhnyk4533]

На о

[@BennyCFD]

These guys know what real work is...................................................

[@chonpincher]

Regarding the re-use of the old oil: They let the sludge settle out for a few hours and decanted back about 85% from the top, then making up for the volume left in the pan by a top-up with fresh oil. That is a lot better than simply dumping the entirety of the old oil back into the box.

[@metalsurgeon9196]

Yes, I do the same if I don't have oil while out on a service call. I leave the bottom half inch or so in the pan, and leave it low. Only on manuals and differentials though, stuff with fling/bath oiling.

[@georgedoorley5628]

i would put in fresh oil for peace of mind ...........

[@youngeduado7358]

The team work is just awesome. I love it guys ......kudos

[@abunael1]

Great apprenticeship for the younger generation. The younger helpers will be mechanics in few years.

[@sergeytn6487]

This is exactly how it should still be with us westerners too, not just trade school.

[@newerend2486]

I have nothing but respect to these men!

[@davismichael2844]

I love their work ethic!

[@ernestbarcella175]

Absolutely , the team spirit is remarkable ,, no a single bad attitude in any form all for the purpose of doing the best result ,, leave me thinking how sic of society we live in !!!!

[@patrick.56]

i see this little boys working on this trucks and eanrstly said, ik have mutch respect for this people, more then for my own people, this boys know what working is, my compliments tot this working boys, go on boys , you gonna be exellent mecanics ! !

[@steadywatching2888]

These the guys you go see when you want to be back on the road in 4 hours.

[@mista5796]

… and then to break down again 2 months later. Using the old, worn out, contaminated gear oil, full of metal shards and debris. Makes no sense after all that work pulling and dismantling the transmission. Talk about spoil the ship for ha’pence worth of tar.

[@forresthoover6895]

@@mista5796 When your truck is your families source of food and every hour its not being used you don't eat I think logic would be thrown out the window at that point.

[@mista5796]

@@forresthoover6895 all the more reason to use fresh transmission fluid - make it last another 100k + miles

[@bodoque_csm]

@@mista5796 maybe they simply can't afford it or don't have access to it

[@broncotrolly]

@@bodoque_csm yeah they are literally using soda and pretty sparingly. I bet they cant afford fresh oil at all

[@thenoobrider8462]

All these boys had a dream tough time made them mature before age did awesome job

[@johnhili8664]

That is the best way to learn a trade hands on, Here in Europe our children are brought up staring at a mobile phone or Ipad what do they learn nothing !!!!!!!

[@230919600]

Young Boys learning very early dirty heavy work well done thank you

[@Каракурт-о2ъ]

Тюненг барбухаек конечно эпичный!😂 " я @бу, ты плачеш" называется!😄😄😄

[@человек-ж3й8г]

А какая музыка из окон валит... Этих Рит и Зит... Румоа и Рамов😆😆😆😆

[@TheDoug2103]

so many home made tools. im impressed...

[@susandoesall2289]

Reusing the dirty used oil..and a pinch of dirt and sand.....perfect!

[@nelsonoliveira280]

Rapaz, bom dia a todos e a todas , caras,, estou gostando demais de seguir este canal e assistir os vídeos , esses mecânicos trabalham muito bem,...

[@LsMaloo]

So after you rebuild a transmission with a blown gear you just put the same oil back in it???

[@noventa-doscientos-diez]

This way they save money on material 🤑 Possibly the client wanted a cheapest job 😅

[@bizzybugseverywhere7801]

when your too poor to put new bearings , these people are poor as fuck , still doing what they can with nothing

[@LsMaloo]

@@bizzybugseverywhere7801 they look like they employ a few people,they can’t be too poor. I’d say the boss man doesn’t like to pay and lives on recalls but charges for new everything included in a rebuild.

[@ivanjerez2417]

I suppose to work tomorrow early, and can't stop watching this video.

[@sting5177]

Good team work and at the same time a great way to train young mechanics. I am very impressed with your work ethic. I believe about using used transmission oil maybe it's the truck owner's request to reduce costs

[@danielsatko-]

run it through filter is for free

[@DeeNo909]

@@danielsatko- it might not be in their shop

[@TimberwolfC14]

You have to admire the skill set's shown here.

[@jjarredondo6130]

Dam much respect for these guys. True mechanics unlike the parts changers out here in the good old USA. Oh yeah and these guys ain't dumb enough for safety gear.

[@kevinpedersen5290]

yeah haha what a dumb idea to have safety gear, nothing like having a cracked shaft half way through your foot like a real man

[@captainmoonlight9576]

Every time I watch these vids i still think the same.... Send Tables to india!!

[@the2060ish]

Those two boys are amazing

[@tjahyosubekti6519]

Young but high technical skil. Bravo

[@ДмитрийИванов-э6ь2д]

напоминает "деревню".но в " деревне" же такого нет уже лет 50..

[@АйдарГалеев-о6д]

Если придёт кердык то кердык пройдет мимо них .

[@ТЕХНАРЬ-ь3ч]

Мужик в синем с печаткой это самый главный бос)))

[@joseluisherreraardila6652]

El Creador bendice el trabajo de sus hijos... Saludos desde Bogotá (Colombia)

[@ghong85]

No using power and fancy tools at all.. recycle everything..nice work guys

[@Trenscendent]

Did they really just reuse the old fluid after repairing it?

[@humbleone4227]

Yes Trans fuild doesnt break down like oil in you engine, waay different conditions, they filtered the used oil before adding it back in and indid see them add some sort of additive from the silver canister.

[@drcolster]

@@humbleone4227 They just poured the top 3/4's of old oil in,avoiding metal in the bottom... silver canister looks like some fresh oil.Can i ask what Book told you gear oil doesn't break down.??

[@humbleone4227]

@@drcolster notice i said break down "like" engine oil due to Waaaaaay Different Conditions. It stil does break down.

[@alirezaeskandari2287]

Yes, i think they just did that with all the broken pieces of metal and crap

[@NewYorkCity1718]

They want the guy to come back for more work. Hahahahah

[@cohall46]

Interesting and informative video. I am always amazed by how much these mechanics are able to accomplish with a minimal tool set. Thought of the day "Never let used transmission oil go to waste".

[@marcosgorreri8532]

Desmontagem e montagem bem diferente daqui no Brasil

[@msyk9414]

このトランスミッションは私が20年以上前に作ったものだと思います。 感慨深いですね。

[@aslandageev1413]

Старое масло.выжимной нармально проходит

[@seeeerius]

Пиздец) в начале прям пудра металическая была видна при сливе и они это говно обратно.

[@АндрейВ-ж9х]

@@seeeerius Так они как раз осадок из тазика недолили и вместо него свежего пол-литра плеснули! Технология!

[@Nonatosoares]

Condições insalubres, poucas ferramentas. compensada por muito talento e bravura, este é o povo Indiano que tanto aprendi a amar.

[@b.y.6875]

Без казанского герметика не то! И еще синей изоленты... долго не проходит...

[@Raina_Lyna]

Синяя изолента 5 атмосфер держит... 😀

[@ivan_filimonoff]

@@Raina_Lyna а если 4 слоя?! думать надо!

[@АйдарГалеев-о6д]

На них уже ракеты наши держатся ну ещё клей китайский.

[@systemfat16]

У них герметики покруче казанского! Это единственная прогрессивная вещь у них, кроме камеры всё это снимавшего

[@mikespain8655]

Reusing the old transmission fluid, nice touch.

[@jimthomas777]

How to repair a Truck Transmission : Find a good clean street

[@moonjumper66]

10.40...Outstanding using a valve/chisel.!

[@vadimjcb3cxmurmansk]

Почему зубья просто не наварили ??? Как обычно вы ремонтируете все что надо выкинуть!!!!

[@Саша-ф7п3у]

Сам удивляюсь должны были приваривать. )))))

[@АйдарГалеев-о6д]

Должны были но в этот день проводилась акция.

[@АндрейА-ш2в]

наварят и отправят шестерню в ЗИП, откуда и эту взяли.

[@filibertoortiz3634]

God bless this people for the good job n be happy for the things you have

[@AAN_GS]

Збс молотклм запресовывает 🤣

[@AAN_GS]

Ту же чачу обратно 🤦‍♂️

[@znayuwii]

Как они это сделали, 100пудов без образования же, методом тыка???

[@valval8957]

Знания передаются от деда к отцу, от отца к сыну.

[@teresachemowska581]

Lubię oglądać wasze filmy jesteście pracowici i niesamowici pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski

[@КапитанОчевидность-н1и]

Головки и трещётки они в глаза не видели...

[@terraincognito4366]

@Быстрый Али togda molcu pro akumuliatornyj gaikoviort.