How we clean and prepare our engines before assembly

[@clydebethatway7485]

Dave has the same eyebrows that Clint Eastwood uses

[@frankvitullo4925]

I was just thinking that watching this short lol!

[@WillH1776]

Damn it @clydebethatway7485 you beat me to it ! 😂

[@mackjones7688]

His fans should be requesting him to tell them to get off his lawn at the end of each video. (Shotgun optional).

[@_Jim-Jim]

That was my first though😅

[@BillyBigRiggin359]

​@@mackjones7688 it was an m1 garand! Lol

[@iamgriff]

I worked at a small machine shop in Colorado Springs. The owner (83 year old man) was equally meticulous as you are. I tore down and hot tanked parts. Then spend a hour going through every passage way, and bolt hole with a brush. I really learned a lot from Lambert. Cleanliness, and precision are a the key to long lasting engines.

[@sethbrown5856]

Did you do full engine assembly as well? I love working on cars as a hobby and would love to build my own motor one day. I’m comfortable with doing just about anything other than bottom end teardown and rebuild. There’s so many little nuances you have to know when putting together an engine if you want longevity. How would you suggest learning without having to go to school or changing careers?

[@iamgriff]

@@sethbrown5856 Honestly, I did all of the tear down on the engine block, and cylinder heads. I did a lot of magna fluxing, and pressure checking heads. I moved up to milling, and assembling heads. I did however completely rebuild a couple of Onan (in a John Deer rider mower). Plus a few old D Series John Deer engines. Almost all of our engine assembly was completed by the Senior builder who was a HUGE Volkswagen enthusiast.

[@jouerviolin]

What was the shop called, if I may ask?

[@AllenBarclayAllen]

Exactly .

[@AllenBarclayAllen]

I've been told by mechanics for years all rings spin untell they seat . Not mine . Lacker thinner clean the piston spotless. Face the rings 💍 where you want them . The object is so that any oil pulled up is on the torque side of the piston and chlender . Pin the rings in place in the middle of the ring with hy temp . First and second ring . No blow by at 200,000 miles engin will pull 24 inches mercury vacume . Crank case and chlenders totally sealed from each other . And by the way why do you rebuild it all without gapless rings made in Colorado Perfect Circle rings .??? .!

[@jonathanhernandez4304]

I'm a Machinist for high end aircraft manufacturing. I constantly am explaining manufacturing processes to other professions and people. The way you operate your shop is impressive as is your creator's content. .

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Thank you! Good to hear from our aircraft mechanics and machinists 💪

[@ScottGunMag69]

I as well am a machinist and also work on air and spacecraft parts. The shop I work at is a dump compared to yours. I am just down 28 in Manassas. I would love to come have a look at your shop sometime.

[@BuffaloBillsSon]

“WE WILL BLOW EVERY HOLE” now that is a service worth paying for!

[@lockunknown5719]

Don't forget the sliding down polls part!

[@tommyvecetti1761]

i really hope they do this to my hole

[@sparkynm156]

Dave's Auto Center, Where the Customer Always Comes First, We will Blow Every Hole !!!!

[@jdt9177]

I just need this rod blown..leave my hole alone 😂

[@truckerdude9172]

Service with a smile lol

[@JPtheGamer650]

If Clint Eastwood, Dr. Strange, and Dr. House were one whole person: Dr. Clint Strangehouse 😂😂😂

[@Cooper22-24]

Exactly what went through my freaking head!!!!

[@jeriztattoo]

this man needs a spagetti western comic tvshow about healing magic

[@carterwebster5866]

Sounds like a serious will ferral as well

[@benjadonnelly2384]

There’s a sprinkle of Arnold Schwarzenegger in there

[@islandpersuasion4690]

😂😂😂😂

[@bm9074]

I love this guy and his team very knowledgeable, very professional outstanding.

[@warrenb8228]

I have no doubt in your blowing capability. The long standing skills of blowing every hole is not lost to true artisans such as yourself. Blow on my friend.

[@KnightGravy]

Blow on my friend too!!

[@jakerose1203]

Indeed

[@JUNEBUGLLC]

Blow on 😂

[@tvon4966]

BLOW ON BROTHA 🤟🤟🤟

[@saxoman1995]

Blow on your friend? What a wing man.

[@KevinO-rk6vw]

Every cast block built starts out full of sand. it's all about that prep work for a great engine build. Love what y'all do, love the content. I love watching and learning, and you sir are one of the best I've seen so far!!!

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Thanks 👍

[@markm5287]

And some engines, like the Ford 6.0 never get it all out either!

[@KevinO-rk6vw]

@@markm5287 well it's so it can be constantly rehoned 😂 🤷

[@jamesgeorge4874]

Not "Every" cast block is, some are high pressure die castings.

[@KevinO-rk6vw]

@@jamesgeorge4874 so you're saying it's not all about the prep work? It's just about how it's made 😂 come on man, I'm talking about mass production blocks, specialty engines are definitely made different that's why we pay more for them, but not mass produced engine blocks. The manufacturers are about speed and profit in general thus most blocks are sand cast full of flaws to keep the customers making payments. Am I incorrect my dude?

[@kirkdoray3393]

Thanks for your videos. Educating the masses and inspiring many to be brave and enter your line of 'rocket science', the mystery of engine work. Not condescending or haughty, a straight shooter.

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Appreciate that boss! Thanks for watching

[@channelview8854]

What he didn't tell you is: he's not worried because they counted every bead he started with and he doesn't start assembly until he has recovered every one of them.

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

Same here, keeping count is the key.

[@jannishansoonn]

I love youre efficient problem solving 😅

[@waldolemmer]

What you didn't tell us is: he actually weighs the balls on a scale instead of counting them

[@ShyTuna]

What he didn’t tell you is, he doesn’t do push-ups he pushes the earth down😂

[@ZeldaplusSmallville]

What he didnt tell you is what he told me and he told me he didnt tell you

[@burnttoast6023]

This channel is a solid change, love actually learning useful things

[@reginaldhall6871]

no over produced drama that shows exactly what's needed. It kills me when car shows sometimes show a grinder on metal creating sparks as if they're actually doing something, when it has nothing to do with the present build

[@brandon9715]

An honest shop owner that prides himself on quality of work and doing things right is the best marketing. I hope your family has continued success in the business, you guys deserve it.

[@BonBon770]

It's called being thorough and being a real professional and doing the job correctly. All the other people that have had problems. Obviously aren't doing it as good as you.👍

[@dragos-lucian]

His eyebrows hold all the knowledge, I’m telling you

[@nemo6900]

he is right about that...i got a crank back from a machine shop from a grind i was having a crap day when i put the engine back together and compleatly forgot to blow out the crank passages engin lasted 2 days always keep your mind on your job when you are engine building

[@firewall8047]

The Bob Ross of building engines I can watch him for hours.

[@billyfranco1374]

And then you'll have to ask yourself, DO you feel luckyyy?😂😂

[@foxbodyguyeightyeight3672]

Well do ya...PUNK!

[@jazroT]

This is the one

[@Sinerwray]

Came looking for this comment lol

[@joelglanton6531]

Lmao that would be crazy to look exactly like Clint Eastwood from two specific angles and nothing like him at all from every other angle

[@Onibyron]

Keep liking this comment! I need to see it again! Haha!

[@chadhendrix6026]

I’m sure every one of his employees is as passionate as he is.

[@sanguine2552]

I sincerely doubt it

[@UncannyLiving]

Hell no, yeah yeah it’s all good no beads send it on 😂

[@OffGridInvestor]

Hope so....

[@chuck8024]

His company is able to maintain a certain standard just like any other company.

[@dizzleslaunsen2372]

@@chuck8024it’s crazy how many people don’t understand this. Like this guy seems like a decent person and I have a feeling in the unlikely scenario where in of those dies get stuck and ruin things he would make it right because that just how good business work and gain loyal customers.

[@scottmcelhiney323]

One of my students paid for local machine shop to rebuild his heads when he was building his fresh engine. They didn't bother flushing out the beads from bead blasting it and engine lasted about 15 seconds.

[@neilbrown82]

Damn man you got a check stuff over before you assemble an engine

[@CadillacDriver]

15 seconds. Lie.

[@pimpovic2]

​@@neilbrown82That sounds like an everybody problem. Your student should have checked everything over.

[@neilbrown82]

@pimpovic2 lol not my student 🤣

[@jaydenolivia5651]

Why pay a shop to do this if ur only gonna get engine back out open it up & check the work inside for yourself then u may aswell just do it all urself, most people don’t have the skills time & money to

[@gilbertrios5283]

Learn something new with every video of yours. Thanks

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

So nice of you

[@TheJacklikesvideos]

what did you learn from this one?

[@jolanderphilip]

A man who teaches Is a damn good man

[@timking2931]

Awwww a true gentleman always blows every hole🥰

[@duaneweil2301]

😊😊😊

[@azeraxosu3051]

I read your name as 'rimking' and had to look twice

[@timking2931]

@@azeraxosu3051 been called worse.

[@jonslg240]

When they want to clear all the shot, they call your mom and get a straw from Jack in the Box.. 😉

[@timking2931]

@@jonslg240 aaawwww🥰👌

[@brianassu]

I’d be happy just to get an engine that had half the love these guys put into their work. I’m attempting to either rebuild my own 6.5 Detroit or swap it for a 24 valve in a OBS Blazer 1500. Pretty rare truck for Canada. It would be a dream if these guys had anything to do with it. Trust the experts.

[@richardpetker4337]

They can. Nothing but cash!

[@turbomac5195]

I never knew Clint Eastwood built engines 💀

[@Sir_Drax]

I think it was kinda obvious.

[@MrHeuvaladao]

Now you know.... now you know.

[@MrHeuvaladao]

​@@Sir_DraxExactly!

[@turbomac5195]

@@Sir_Drax 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@turbomac5195]

@@MrHeuvaladao I know now 😳😲

[@killbilly069]

I didn't know Clint Eastwood built engines. So many talents...

[@andresrincon752]

Never watched Gran Torino?

[@jaymealbritton1974]

Man i wish I was working for this guy, just so much knowledge clearly explained. Plus you get paid to play with trucks everyday, godamn i want that

[@stogesmcgee3251]

The Clint Eastwood of engine builds

[@lilGafferLog]

in aviation we use glass beads that will just break before it wrecks anything. your way looks good too though 👍

[@mavij-s4723]

Wtf are the beads for?

[@psuchomattis]

​@@mavij-s4723look up shot peen

[@tychodancer]

@@mavij-s4723Basically sandblast cleaning the motor. He shows in a previous clip.

[@nicksantitoro]

That sounds like a WAY better idea. I would never trust that brushing and using air would remove every single bead.

[@draileduncommon]

But they are probably using them in a furnace not a sandblasting cabinet and silica will melt

[@richardsimms251]

I am ashamed that your film was treated so poorly in Toronto. The same thing happened to me in Toronto and also in the USA. Good video. Thanks RS. Toronto, Ontario Canada

[@patrickpigg4132]

I did that job for a while, really took pride in my work.

[@williamdubay2125]

Clint Eastwood working on engines!

[@pcakes1878]

clint eastwood looked like this 80 years ago😂

[@MrHeuvaladao]

​@@pcakes1878It's actually his great great son.

[@musicauthority674]

Even if you're machine shop cleans the block for machining. you should use this method of brushing out every passage and bolt hole. it's the best insurance to make sure you're engine build turns out good.

[@danjackson2987]

I worked at a machine shop where we accidentally left a few of those purty little beads in the oil passages of an engine we built for a customer and you are exactly right…. It tore the crap out of the bearings. Warranty was on us and lessons learned!!!!!

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Great point!

[@_JoeMomma]

I wish I could be in that shop a month straight to soak and document up all that knowledge for future LS builds

[@d3AdLyf3]

Man i love this guy, professional, industrious, smart, driven to do quality. Admirable guy.

[@Couture.m]

I don't always rebuild my motor but when I do I put tiny beads in there

[@tedseb7726]

Lol.

[@chaffeecityusa1129]

Lmao. That one got me.

[@ChauncyFatsack]

I call them oil beads helps me save on oil the more beads the less oil I need lol

[@placebomandingo2095]

Freaking hippie.

[@keebler7597]

😂🎉

[@bunkrking7176]

Those are the same size bead that is in the injector for common rail. I used to build injectors and loved it. Was 1 of 2 certified to build Bosch injectors in my city

[@markryall6790]

Wow so nice to see a true craftsman, what quality work

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Thank you very much!

[@kennethfulgium2021]

Here is one for you. I have found the reason for big blocks overheating ,at least in the 60's and 70's . I had a few of the rear soft plugs that I removed was filled with the casting sand still there. One of them ,my personal one had one completely plugged with the hardened yellow sand.

[@andreweklund670]

either way u gotta appreciate those who care about and do good work

[@cardbored_]

I wish I could use these guys as my mechanic, you can tell they're legit!

[@stevecaton1595]

You gotta respect a man that can do every job in his shop, and dave still go's home every day with dirt under his nails.a good leader,leads by example,not by deligating authority.that's how you keep top notch help working at your establishment doing top notch work. And dave takes good care of his help,his customer service and his business.thats why he's successful.its a discipline not many American businesses have any more, they just want your money and don't care about, their workers, customer or the integrity of workmanship their producing, their bank account and their toys is what bad business owners think is the measure of their success.happy customer 's , happy worker's and quality work is the measure of Dave's success, and most important he never forgets how he got where he is right now, that's what made this great country,not greed.take care of your fellow Americans and skies the limit.

[@thedestined_kn1ght780]

"WE WILL BLOW EVERY HOLE" straight gold right there😂

[@dragos-lucian]

It made me chuckle

[@mrmidnight32]

“And we’ll paint it” Me expecting a full paint booth “Sprays with paint can” 🤣

[@PrestonSteele09]

You don't need a full paint booth for engine painting. It's a very small area and only takes one or two rattlecans.

[@brenthernandez3632]

And he left everything open when he painted

[@mrmidnight32]

@@PrestonSteele09 I never said you did. It was sort of implied dude was going to have an elaborate booth. But yes chemical paint is always better quality than spray can due to the nature of the chemicals that need to be used to save in a can for years on a shelf vs proper timed chemical release. I worked in a body shop for 4 years after college. It makes a difference

[@adhus6037]

@@brenthernandez3632 No he didn't. You can clearly seeing masking tape painted over, and the cardboard held over the cylinder holes is the most practical way to do it without wasting labor sealing them with plastic/tape. Did the job absolutely fine. Any threaded holes for bolts etc don't need to be covered, the paint may enter the thread but the bolt will clean it straight off and its not a concern.

[@markmorris6208]

​@@brenthernandez3632 You know paint is a soluble an nowhere nearly as hard a stainless bead shot. Any over spray that gets in critical spaces can easily be wiped out with acetone. A old hot rod trick for better oiling was to paint the lifter valley. But you have to use a specific paint.

[@joelpierce3940]

You are doing what my dad taught me decades ago. He was an Aeronautical Engineer and an Aviation Machinist Mate 1st Class in the Navy.

[@Independentdebtrelief]

I like how they remove all the beads but yet they don’t cover the cylinder walls when they spray paint and prime, the freaking engine block😂

[@bassman5066]

If it's going to be machined who cares?

[@Corsairforu]

then why paint it at that step?@@bassman5066

[@Hydrostat]

Came here to say this lol

[@tomg1066]

Don't know much; it does seem.....

[@pashakdescilly7517]

When I see people paint an engine, most never use primer

[@xcarcraft2350]

My favourite Martian aged well

[@ericgleixner4074]

Ray Walston? Damn I was a kid a really long time ago. How did that name pop into my head when I don't know what day it is half the time.

[@GertTown]

Mr. HAND

[@cpy]

That is a deep reference wow

[@dogsbyfire]

So nice to hear someone describe the importance of meticulous attention to detail in business.

[@TylerCox24]

If there’s one man I’d pay any amount to rebuild my motor it’s definitely this man he doesn’t lie he’s straight forward and backs up his work

[@StarlightEater]

A clean workspace is a productive workplace!

[@werewolfsaves2179]

I wouldn't be scared of anything your shop does. You guys are top of the line.

[@CM-ve1bz]

I’ve built more than a few motors and every block is taken outside to be washed and scrubbed. If you aren’t soaking wet when you finish, you didn’t wash it enough. Making sure there’s no bead blast material is a responsibility you should take on as the builder.

[@BobSmith-kd6lq]

We had a washer. Put the block in, close the door and push a button. We stayed dry

[@CM-ve1bz]

@@BobSmith-kd6lq The machine shop has already done that. Just spraying water isn’t adequate when I’m investing thousands. Hit it with water and brushes, blow it out and repeat.

[@BobSmith-kd6lq]

@@CM-ve1bz No shit, I was talking about working in the machine shop. While most of our motors left as complete units, bare blocks never left the shop without a thorough cleaning either. Getting soaked was not needed. You sound sloppy

[@OldSkoolF]

At Wrights Racing Engines, The blocks and parts get washed with high pressure soapy hot water... No matter how much you try you always come out drenched.

[@Kilz78]

Just for future reference when you get s-170 shot it’s .017” nominal. S-320 shot is .032” etc etc.

[@Godscountry2732]

Great video.More than a few engines have experienced SRD or "spontaneous rapid disassembly "of the rotating assembly. The engine and components can never be too clean.

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Great point!

[@Korokukanas]

I like this Shop Foreman! He is right to the point! And with most excellent tips and procedures! I would absolutely apply to work here, if I ever lost my current job! Hopefully not! But with this type of Operation, if I started at the bottom I would be cool with it because of all the interesting repairs going on. I'm not a truck guy, but I did actually work at a truck shop where we did lift kits every single day! I got stuck doing alignments...Let me tell you , I can align ANY lifted truck, jeep , and or rock crawler! Metal Cloak, Terraflex and Rough Country were the brands we saw and used in the shop. Great experience, but at 5'7 doing a set of 37" tires and lower control arms and lift kit, everyday was very tiring to say the least. But I loved it! Shout out to the Jeep named "Justified" ! Great Build by the owner!

[@LarryGoggins000]

A scary amount of exclamations points

[@themissinglightninglink]

​@@LarryGoggins000lol

[@maryannmoran-smyth3453]

Great showman, and as an engine builder, I can appreciate this, but when we do engines we clean every speck out of every surface of that block for a good foundation for final assembly when all the machining and cleaning is done. Additionally, I still block off some passages that are difficult to clean or hard to brush out because a Good machinist and engine builders take this to the next level so they don’t have to worry about it… Keep on rocking

[@Davesengines]

Appreciate the feedback. Good to hear

[@277mitchell]

Cleanliness is godliness, a farmer i worked 4 in high school used to say and when it comes to engines he was absolutely right!

[@GreyFox250]

If Clint Eastwood was a mechanic

[@2willgod]

One honest man right here. I respect it.

[@richardsimms251]

Very enjoyable video. Thank you very much. RS. Canada

[@denverdanoreno]

I hope there's a Resurgence of machine shops, I'm tired of having fewer and fewer options such as overhauling the top end of my Dodge Dakota.

[@WilC379]

Unfortunately newer vehicles will require thousands of dollars of electronics be replaced before the block or heads will need to be worked on, mechanically totalling the vehicle. Not to mention EVs. There is just less and less demand for local machine shops as time goes on.

[@NeoIsrafil]

Oh god yes. It sucks that there are hardly any around and damn near none that are worth a damn or fairly priced. I've bought my own cnc, lathe, and other metal fab tools just due to a lack of machinists to go to causing the rest of them to charge insane amounts.

[@NeoIsrafil]

​@@WilC379Honestly if those electronics are built properly they shouldn't be going out for the life of the vehicle. Despite what manufacturers seem to believe now, circuitboards do not currently have parts that should be experiencing wear if they have components chosen to spec for the job. If something on a board breaks, a capacitor for example, its because some pencil pushing dickhead decided it's ok to use the peak ratings as the standard measure for component grade... Demand recalls of parts like that, they are lemons, and dont let cheapass manufacturers trick you into thinking otherwise.

[@denverdanoreno]

@@NeoIsrafil hi, if I may ask, what part of the world are you in? I'm on the East Coast USA

[@ethanwild3301]

Painting without the cylinders covered?

[@NeoIsrafil]

Hmm... I don't know much on painting an engine, never done it, but wouldn't any paint that got onto the cylinder walls either scrape off or just help improve the fitment of the piston rings? Seems like paint wouldn't stand up to that and it'd just come right off...

[@drewlindsay3553]

He will hone the cylinders and deck the block after, all flat faces are machined

[@Freeknickers24]

Blowing without covering the last blown hole .

[@Anthony9592]

Huge respect for Sir Dave. I would die for an opportunity to be tutored by this legend...

[@aadd3538]

Clint Eastwood 's mechanic cousin

[@anthonychristensen1253]

Built in sun visors, love it

[@MasterArkannor]

This is the first video from this channel I saw. I am so glad I found it.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

I usually set a piece of shot on each main bearing before i drop the crank in and bolt the caps on. That way it makes an oil groove for better lubrication. A dab of grease holds it in place.

[@neshobanakni]

What - are ya goofy?

[@billymanilli]

That's what the little hole is for in the center of the bearings... That usually holds them in place just fine for me.

[@neshobanakni]

@@billymanilli Exactly! You don't try to grind an unplanned groove into the bearing. That seems moronic.

[@ChauncyFatsack]

Hahaha hahaha I usually just put them in the oil pressure bypass cup about ten grains

[@young11984]

One of those little shot beads is every oil pumps nightmare and its nothing to stop it from being pulled into it if it makes its way to the pan either, average pump screen has an 1/16 square screen unless its for a high volume pump then its bigger

[@chrishanna1862]

Would love to come there and look and listen for a day so Much good information

[@FearMatter]

Clint talking about cars is pretty cool

[@ryanthemechanic]

Omg it’s Clint Eastwoods twin brother 😂😂😂

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

😂

[@LanceFinn-p2t]

Your confidence is contagious.

[@porousorificePilot]

Had a single piece of shot destroy a crank main journal seizing up stopping the pre runner! One piece of shot!

[@Smartsometimes]

I say this respectfully, but you have to be lying. There’s no freaking way.

[@porousorificePilot]

@@Smartsometimes the long block was put on a Sim tester which supplies the long block with oil and rotate the crankshaft via electric motor. This is to check the compression and for proper oil flo. The single piece of shot made it 3/4 of a rotation before seizing up destroying the main journal and bearing.

[@jeepmanxj]

Bullshit.

[@anotherguy9402]

​@@porousorificePilothe emphasis they remove all the beads as if humans aren't flawed and never have bad days 😂 it's impossible to never leave a bead behind ever

[@deadprivacy]

Its why everyones moved away from steel shot, dry ice blasting and soda blasting. This fella isnt just living in 1989 hes way back in the 70s.

[@dennysautorepair946]

Someone needs to make this man’s day😂😂😂

[@MrHeuvaladao]

😂 Great reference!

[@jacobellis5999]

You do great work, prep work and clean up are huge. You do both very well from what i can tell

[@brokenarmed]

Man, Clint Eastwood can do anything!!

[@KiraAmerica09]

This guy has got to be a riot at parties

[@PrestonSteele09]

You as well

[@JamesDoylesGarage]

Does anyone else get excited and filled with joy, learning to be better because of this guy?

[@MrHeuvaladao]

Clint, is that you?!?

[@art1cwolf774]

Just looking at this guy tells me he knows what he’s doing

[@DPelicanGaming]

Until he broke out the spray paint

[@fartsneed9464]

One look at his white, white skin and I could rest assured my car was in capable hands.

[@rickknight3823]

​@@fartsneed9464are you blessed with white skin as well?

[@fartsneed9464]

@rickknight3823 indeed, I am the chosen one

[@porcupinepunch6893]

​@@DPelicanGamingwhat's wrong with spray paint?

[@blackout7615]

Dave is a hack engine builder. I use the same beads in my garage engine shop and I meticulously count each bead before and after cleaning. It's what separates the pros from those still learning.

[@KairosOrenda]

They need to write up a few new Western scripts for this guy play a role.

[@GroundLevelGA]

Clint Eastwood can play literally any role and make it believable

[@johnmaranuk1842]

Great work! Cheers from Pennsylvania

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jarrodlittau]

It's not a motor. Engine

[@joeshumo9457]

But why is Detroit called the Motor City, or General Motors, or motorcycles, or a motor way, or Motor Head, or what about Mountain Motors, or ... Maybe you should get over it like I did when I was in high school.

[@bread-gz3rl]

I refuse to belive you still have working nicad dewalt batteries

[@jessiewarfare3453]

Some places rebuild battery packs

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

All my original nicads are long gone. They usually die in a couple years if treated nicely.

[@rickwidlund3512]

No shortcuts. Straight forward performance. Professional experience !

[@johnandkarenfoster7439]

People act retarded anything can happen with negligence. That’s what doing a good job and being thorough prevents. SMH loved that last video block was gorgeous!

[@nevillegoddard4966]

Good to hear you do a proper job Dave!👍

[@user-xi3zp4lm3m]

Love the quality of your workmanship

[@DavesAutoCenterCenterville]

Thank you very much!

[@natashawright-bg1hr]

I love how meticulous you are! Keep on keeping on!

[@2strokelover93]

Blow my mind everytime! Love ya dave!❤

[@oliverscorsim]

This along with some port work to the oil system was what we grew up doing to all our race motors and they always had less problems than the other guys. Dad was admiment about it. Once accusumps came out he added that as another must have item and i cant disagree.

[@wavescrashinginside]

I know it's about mechanics but that block work behind you is really neat whoever did it did a good job

[@se7encureton]

Dave doesn’t need a show he’s wining here on KZbin. Don’t have to worry about other ppl telling him what to do. Or fake stuff. Dudes to real.

[@richardsmith9350]

Your skills are top shelf Dave love that crank welder👍

[@Le_Blnk____]

I was waiting for... We count how many we used

[@SC-up8sn]

Man, it is so refreshing to hear an intelligent person make auto mechanics sound fascinating.

[@RicardoRamos-p3v]

GRACIAS GRACIAS MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR TUS CONOCIMIENTOS UNA HONORABLE ACCION

[@telwood15]

If only our local service center had guys like him.