DIAGNOSING A BLOWN HEAD GASKET WITH A HOME MADE CYLINDER LEAK DOWN TESTER HONDA SOHC VTEC 1.6L.

This is how to diagnose a blown head gasket or cracked cylinder head the principle is the same for all vehicles Stay strong in Jesus Christ, God Bless

[@IAm-qp2pi]

Who else still learning from this video in 2020. Skills & Determination I Witnessed! "Pure Will Power"

[@greyhairedmountainbiker116]

my dad taught me all this 30 years ago but that balloon thing is genius!

[@oldskoolfunk71]

@ Rob A, You can go ahead and KILL THAT NOISE! for me to not put Jesus, in my videos because you say not to, is not going to happen. You got the nerve to try and tell me what to do lol. You better bring some harder objections about Christ in my videos then that.Jesus Loves you brother GOD BLESS. WARRIOR FOR CHRIST!

[@JUANITO5338]

Amen @oldskool funk

[@jltaco85]

I have a 95 toyot corolla 1.8l. It overheated a few days ago, my mechanic said the problem is the thermostat remain closed and I need to get new heads, water pump, radiator, thermostat, and timing belt. My question to you oldskool is do I need all that or should I just changed the thermostat, radiator and water pump only? Also how much would all that cost? Thanks in advance

[@oldskoolfunk71]

I would pull the thermostat off run the car and see if it over heats, first step because its the cheapest way to start. Your looking at a few hundred for that job. Do the thermostat your self.

[@jltaco85]

oldskool funk so you mean run the car without a thermostat? I can do the radiator and water pump by my self but not the heads. But what if it overheats after pulling the thermostat off? What does that mean? Thanks in advance

[@glenngeelhoed9012]

jltaco85 If it over heats after that, I'd do a leak down or pressure test. Sounds like a head gasket at least. May not be water pump and head.

[@roosterreagan8469]

normally diy vids like this infuriate me, usually some amateur trying to convince others that he knows what hes doing, a lot of irresponsible youtubers out there, but i'm impressed with this vid, informative, responsible, straight forward and done right, good job man, i have 15 years automotive tech experience and 10 motorcycle tech experience yet i learned something, love that balloon trick, keep on keepin' on brotha, continue to educate the masses.

[@evang174]

Rooster Reagan same here.

[@tamisonsresources3396]

All you need to do is keep quiet if you don't like his video and make your own. Coming out to show your dislike is just childish. It is your choice to watch or not to watch. To the author of this Video thanks for sharing. I am really grateful you shared. Especially about the part of Jesus. Many people have issues in their lives because the exclude him. Thanks I will look through your other Videos

[@UToobSteak]

I came to say the same thing. That balloon trick is way easier than trying to plug the spark plug hole with your thumb. Lol

[@jprophet5095]

@@tamisonsresources3396 If you read the full comment, you'd realize he was complimenting him...

[@pfshooter]

I don't know anything about anything.

[@techthirteen]

Listen Man, Thank you so much. I am a technician also. I enjoyed this video. You are very knowledgeable. I love the baloon trick for finding TDC and your persistence at getting to the root cause. Listen, I was originally going to comment on another guys comment but I realized, I refuse to give that any energy. Anyway, please say a prayer for me. Struggling with the worst there is. Thanks

[@ph8632]

Yes...... The balloon trick insures you are on the compression stroke. Very wise indeed.

[@h.b1206]

I'm struggling real bad with alcohol abuse. I watched your head decking video and at the end you started dropping knowledge. I'm not a bible reader so I've never heard of Philippians 4:13, it was one of the most profound things I've heard in a long while. I've lost my Family my job and on the verge of losing my car (if td auto finance can find it). all that being said I believe you or the bible. keep doing what your doing man because there's a lot of people out there like me and your outing sparks of positivity in our lives. I appreciate you.

[@dreday7590]

I have philippians 4:13 cross necklace its true only through christ can u do all things

[@robmendoza6210]

About 4 years I was also drinking 24.7,lost a lot including my car and gained a DUI..now I feel better after jail,and being so broke I couldn't afford drinking.I smoke weed now, and way happier.and I can drive anywhere now.

[@Router2525]

From the son of a pastor, you just keep Christ in your videos. All things that we do should be in the Lords name. It is he that gives us the strength to do anything. And I know from many ex-samples that I need him when I'm working on my car and truck.It will be a pleasure to serve the Lord one day in Heaven with you. May God bless you in your life and thru your car repairs. He will honor you for keeping him first in your thoughts and your daily work. Keep the faith. And keep the videos coming for those of us that need people like you to help us out.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

Amen Router2525 Will do. Stay BOLD and FEARLESS in Jesus Christ brother God Bless.

[@wcjcnc]

Finally! Somebody that knows how to do a cylinder leak down test. There are lots of videos on KZbin about how to do a cylinder leak down test and almost all of them are wrong. Some of them done in what looks like a professional shop but the mechanics are clueless. Most of them pressurize the tester before they plug it into the cylinder which is stupid as hell. This man knows what the hell he’s doing. Nice to see a real professional doing it right. Great video.

[@awptickes]

I really like this guy's videos. He shows how, explains why, illustrates the problem, solution, and cuts the video where it's needed. Too many people think you need to see every bolt being removed at 1x speed. I agree with everything this guy did here, except the use of an air tool to remove head bolts. It prematurely wears the lead-in threads in the head, and increases the chances of thread damage, and makes tiny shards of aluminium that float around in the blind threaded hole. Normally that's not a big deal, but you never know when you'll get bit and have to re-do the job.

[@user-cu4zl9jn4n]

Sir you remind me of a retired mechanic in PR that helped through a rough situation. I was broke, working hard, down and out after a failed relationship and then my car broke down. Broken valve stem head. Anyway, he educated me on the rebuild of my engine hands on. Religious individual just like you. Great guidance all around. Thanks for sharing knowledge!

[@JohnMDiLiberto]

I just discovered this channel. Thank you, brother, for sharing both your automotive expertise and your faith in the Savior.

[@robertamerson3141]

I don't make a habit of commenting very often on anyone's KZbin video because there a great amount of 'noise' in these threads that's generated by human nature. But for you sir I wanted to make an exception and commend you on your 'style of presentation' or your 'methodology you use' in the creation of this video. You employ the best technique for some one like myself to get the most out of what you are doing, partly because you communicate the why you do things as you do, from the order of operations in both diagnostics and tear down; to how you logic through signs and evidence of what had happened originally, and the logical implications of that evidence. I have often said experience shows, and it does. But you bring more than that with your presentation. You bring digestible facts for the layman like myself. I learned more than I expected here with you today because your style is well suited to a mind that learns best by first watching someone who thinks aloud as they work. This allows me an opportunity to watch and to listen to experience, before going hands on myself.

[@tomharris2899]

Finally I understand what head gasket and heads really look like, where they are, and how they're connected to overheating.Nice, clear video and explanation!

[@empianogroove1]

I'm always adding info and upgrading my arsenal with this guy.. keep up the awesome and God bless you always my bruh... Romans 1.18.. we are not ashamed of the Gospel.. amen...

[@2islandboy]

You are an inspiration. I'm an experienced mechanic and I learned alot from you. I hope you formally teaching somewhere. I wish I had had you as a teacher. Bless you and thank you. We need more men like you as models for our youth. "Consult God first in everything you do" thanks, Jerry in the Bahamas PS: I note that you are trim and fit - again a great role model.

[@fins59]

I've seen a lot of videos on how to check for a blown head gasket, I think this is the best method if you have a compressor and the fittings. I've subscribed to see what else I can learn from you.

[@ipaporod]

Watched your video and liked but the best part was at the end when you acknowledge Jesus Christ lordship in your life, to Him be the glory!.God always bless those who honor Him, may God bless you brother!.

[@ipaporod]

@@moisty254 :is in human nature to ridicule and make fun of things one does not comprehend and understand.

[@touchdownbangles3952]

dude im so bless by you, my head gasket blew this morning and i was kinda down, and then i watched a sermon on moodswings and decided to have joy in the lord.. and then i watched your video and had a little hope and then at the end i you started to praise jesus and then you said dont give up!! i was about to give up on my turbo civic and cars in general but i felt you were speaking to me about not giving up when things go bad, and that i need to adjust and keep my eyes on him

[@charlesleiva2125]

Did you fix your honda?

[@mezzmetronic]

This comment is from 4 years ago lol...let's pray he's gotten enough money to get a new car since then!

[@tangledline]

You are a smart mechanic there oldskool.

[@jannmutube]

I would never change out a head gasket myself but this video gave me insight into signs of a blown head gasket (even just sludge on an oil cap) and what it takes to fix it. Good video, great inspiration.. Jesus Christ is Lord.

[@MrCountrycuz]

You are the MAN!!!!! So many shadetree mechanics do not know how to do half the stuff you do and most could not ever replace the timing belt on a honda without doing it wrong and you get your car back with a spark knock because because they blindly went by those timing marks and did not know how to get the top dead center position like you just did. My hat is off to you Sir!

[@michaelliles6755]

That's right! In Jesus name! Great video . I loved the ending!!

[@mpv8mugambi]

Thanx bro u just saved me 100$ :) i made a cylinder tester following your instructions ,, works great :) so again, thanx from M.P in Sweden

[@robertcampbell5485]

Now that was one cool trick with the balloon this dude learned from some old school mechanic for sure. These guys are the best to have around the shop.

[@hlyautey]

I came here to help diagnose my rough running tractor and got blessed on top of it all. Thanks man and God bless you.

[@FireEater]

One of the best videos on the subject i have seen. God bless you and yours. From Queens NY.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

Right on Mike. Much propz to NY Queens brother, One of my favorite rappers was MC Shan, from the Queens. Keep your head solid out there God Bless.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

Daisy Esparza, I see Your view on God is contaminated, maybe you need an oil change on that lie you've been fead. Dont letem foolya...You can pump your fist at God all you want, It wont change the fact that God exist, only in your heart he doesn't. Psalms 14:1-7 The fool has said in his heart, there is no God...Dust that bible off and finish reading the rest.God Bless.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

No conflict. Keep your head up, Jesus loves you Daisy God Bless.

[@WeBoogie28]

Daisy Esparza takes one to know..you've got nerve, your head gasket is blown...get it fixed.

[@TuckerBlueTunes]

Daisy Esparza Rap stands for rhythm and poetry. Put Shakespeare to piano and you have rap. Not to speak for Oldskool Funk, but I assume these videos are posted by and for open minded, do-ocracy, loved-based individuals - not ignorant condemnation. God = Compassion (aka unconditional love) Compassion = understanding + acceptance Without both, or even an incomplete combination, you are simply left with some form of ignorance. Apply what I illustrated to Yeshua, learn it, then live it. Hope you grow. Thanks for the uploads Oldskool Funk. Made my life a lot easier with my 95 civic. God bless

[@mickg222]

Great video! Keep the faith, my brother in Christ.

[@tez8754]

I am a novice. I can turn a wrench but I am in no way a mechanic. This is just what i was looking for, informative and very helpful. Thanks

[@ruthdanielson919]

Thank you for the video. I have disappearing coolant, not getting good diagnostics from the dealership. Good to know what replacing a head gasket is all about. Will repeat a few tests myself, block test, pressure test, coolant funnel test, and boil test with the oil to see if it bubbles. The cylinder leak down test looks to be the definitive test, so will save that for the mechanics. Fingers crossed and prayers, that just a leaking hose and nothing more.

[@THERE.IS.NO.DEATH.]

you are an awesome and wise man, thank you for makin this video, bud.

[@voxnavarce]

There is no death.

[@allanandrowey5219]

Haha, very impressive man. I been doing this stuff my whole life professionally and own my own shop. I learn something everytime I watch your vids...and many others too. Got to be open to the fact others might know something you don't. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Much appreciated.

[@ecasriv1]

God bless! Your video just popped up and I was intrigued to watch it because of the leak down tester you built but the best surprise I got was to see a fellow brother mechanic give the glory to Jesus! I knew I wasn't the only one out there, every time I work on a car, I talk with the Lord right through the process and give Him the glory for giving me the opportunity to bless someone and also share with the owner of the car a word from the Lord. Wow, God bless you! From Puerto Rico!

[@richardhernandez247]

Nissan 2003 6cylinder tapi to adjust eng.loud

[@MrHandyman1954]

This video is great. I followed the steps, but with a leak down tester from Harbor Freight tools and I discovered that I had a blown head gasket at the #4 cylinder. Thanks for the instructions. God Bless you Buddy.

[@jdcastillo82able]

Thanks for the vídeo, in the name of the Jesús christ, Bless you...

[@kassahunasres]

thank you sir i have enjoyed it very well even if i am not a mechanic i am just the owner of Mistibushi space wagon 1986 model which have a head gasket problem.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

Thank you for your comment You are very welcome. You don't need to be a mechanic to do certain work on your car, all you need is a strong desire and relentless EFFORT to accomplish something outside of your comfort zone. Attack everything with PASSION! God Bless.

[@jswiatek81]

Keep putting Jesus in your topics. Because you helped me out so many times. You know what your doing. Forget all the people that want to hate. I have to change my head gasket on my civic right now. Nobody else I rather go to than you homey.

[@christineking7962]

Wow..Im like a kid at Mc Donalds right now..Bah dah ba bop pa! "Im Lovin it". I been workin on my own cars for a few yrs now..Civic Delsol Si 1.6vtec this round..got hot on me.tryin to get back home to Florida aft 2yrs.Went to make memories with my Momma b4 she died..got stuck in nasty ole Indiana..fixin evthing in 2 yrs with no $ for parts..Point being when you can show me how to work on something "ole school" with little or no means.For fancy high tec stuff not needed.."I appreciate you"! For real'..Not to mention take it all way down to the heads without messin with timming etc..Hoo raah!..Thank You for You! Scincerly! CHRISTINE KING

[@oldskoolfunk71]

@ Trevor Stensland, it could be either one but the majority of the times the head gasket will blow out before the head cracks but it all depends. On this car I was actually hoping for a blown head gasket and it was. One time I worked on a car that had a leak in the transmission cooler lines into the radiator (transmission cooler is on the bottom of the radiator) but that is very rare but possible.

[@treyanastasio8888]

Oldskool funk, I love your attitude and enthusiasm keep up the good work!! god bless.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

trey anastasio Hey thanks Trey, Keep your head up and don't ever back down from lifes challenges, God Bless.

[@erikleon1614]

[@jujuswift]

+oldskool funk this exact problem happened to me with my 1999 Honda Civic, made the transmission oil milky, had to have it flushed several times and the filters changed, also had to have the oil pan dropped and cleaned. now not even two months later i seem to have a HG problem. challenges i tell you.

[@charlesbaodu5526]

Cammo Don

[@barryjohnson7841]

that was a good video brother. you could be a teacher for the trade no doubt.

[@djmv2002]

+Barry Johnson hey remind of one my teachers from Lincoln Tech 3 years back

[@johnf.hebert1409]

As an agnostic atheist, I enjoyed your video because it had to do with diagnosing a head gasket and you did an excellent job. Thanks

[@joeballotta9225]

Great video. I've been a Prof & backyard mechanic for about 25 years and was impressed with oldskool funk videos. He is very detailed in his descriptions, and adds in great little tips! Video is clear as can be also. Great job!!!!

[@russsboy]

thanks from Russia !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@richmhwd]

inspection of block surface should be inspected before sending head out. Why? because if block is warped then the whole motor would require replacement. Good video

[@corysturgis6660]

He said there is a tolerance allowance that needs to be checked

[@jsun3117]

Blown gasket usually means damaged cylinder head in some way..... I love your sanding the head block technique... Saves so much time and $$$$.. Props. I absolutely hate cold intake systems... Finding a stock air intake should solve this type of problem... Tuner cars that lack reinforcements...

[@andrewt.c.wilson808]

so glad to see others with integrity workmanship about the safety, and pride in ensure the vehicle is safe and dependable for next owners ... kudos

[@DeerParkAuto]

God Bless You Man!!

[@rogerbarajas203]

your good man soldier of christ thanx for the vieo

[@JayOtoNastY]

Thanks oldschool, not only for the tutorial but for the closing message, I needed that today...

[@kyra104]

Outstanding walkthrough and explanation of the leak-down test and symptoms for diagnosing a blown head gasket and the remedy. Grace and peace.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

If you would like to learn how to take off a head gasket on a 96-2000 Civic watch this video 1996-2000 HONDA CIVIC HEAD GASKET REMOVAL UNDER $200, INSTALLATION IS IN REVERSE

[@EarlGuyton425]

Master here 44 yrs experience. Here is the poor mans way to test for cracked head or blown head gasket or blown intake gasket without these tools. With engine cold take off radiator cap ad fill with water. Then start engine. If any gasket is blown bubbles will start blowing your water out of the radiator fill neck. Doesn't matter which cylinder it is because youre still going to have to remove the head any way Now that creamy yellow stuff in the oil filler cap shows cracked metal and means you have a cracked block or head. That engine shouldn't be disassembled at all but should be replaced with a salvage engine or long block only. The owner did things as a idiot that led to this damage. This car belongs to a fool that hot rods or a cunt that didn't check the coolant level for around 4 years and sat in traffic jams running the ac (which is common) Vehicles tell on their owners

[@quadrunner2124]

That creamy yellow stuff looked like what happens when moisture comes in contact with oil for a long time and gets mixed (not the right word) by the moving parts of the engine. Am I wrong?

[@allanbrogdon7453]

Blown head gasket will also put coolant in oil.

[@robcowley3137]

35 years in the trade and ive seen some stuff in my time, so nice to see a nice bit of old school mechanic , good on you

[@Sparky18059]

God Bless Brother...Please continue your work. The people and the Game needs you. You payment for what you do but you will get paid and later on I'm going to heaven. Many people who haven't the money for a professional mechanic but are mechanically inclined have benefited from your teachings myself included.

[@hamshank8892]

I'm just gonna get a new engine bro

[@CarTooNHeaD3630]

had the head skimmed and pressure tested on my Mitsubishi 4X4 diesel only to find it was still bubbling in the radiator after refitting it , i watched your video and used it to inspire me how to find the leak on mine. i got a old Glow plug and got a hole straight through it then welded a air line coupling/fitting to the end of it so i could put the airline on and like you did i brought the piston to TDC and found it was cylinder 2 that was leaking so took the head back off and returned it to the machine shop to " retest " they phoned me 2 hours later to tell me they " some how " missed the crack and THEY were going to buy me a new cylinder head which i collected today :D thanks for the inspiration and keep up the good work

[@philthyphrase]

That balloon idea is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing that! Love this video.

[@karesskc45]

I loved that good word at the END caught me off guard but I swear I needed to hear that. it's powerful how God leads you in certain directions. God bless you old head.

[@terryiverson8355]

I was checking out videos on replacing the head gasket on my daughters 98 Chevy Venture. Big pain, but I started watching your videos instead. Won't help me with her car but very informative, Thank You

[@KingDavid9999]

this is by far the best video ive ever watched in my entire life on youtube/internet i wanna thank u oldskool funk for your time experience and talent and sharing it with me i hope your next car troubles are easy fixes keep the faith god bless

[@lilpanda9587]

my goal is to be a masters mechanic man you just keep teaching me lots of things i never new about i impressed my dad yestarday about a blown head gasket on a durango 2002 v8 he was like where the hell did you learn that i just told him i had faith in god.💪

[@luanxhemalaj2751]

Thank you brother, for this video! It helped me a lot! I got blessed, most of all, because of your encouragement with God`Word! Lord Jesus bless you!

[@solomonnjie9075]

Bro man! You put so much automotive knowledge on the table for consumption! Thanks so much for sharing, your very valuable knowledge! I have shared your link with a friend whose grandson ran her very good and nice 2015 SUV until the radiator ran out of water & the rubber hose melted. Then the engine overheated. He got it towed to the Brands dealerahip. But, without doing any of the diagnostics you just demonstrated, the DEALERSHIP claim the head gasket is "probably blown" and the engine "probably cracked." And repairing that could cost a lot of bread if that was true. Now I know now that you can't come to that conclusion without lots and lots if testing, including unmounting the head and pressure testing it with the right equipment. The dealership has NOT done any woek on the car... they just opened the hood and looked at it. The young man who wrecked the car is extremely devoid of any knowledge about cars. I've told his grandma that the dealership is probably trying to get them to abandon the car at the dealership so they can fix it up and resell it for thousands of dollars. Both she and her grandson don't know much about cars exceot to ride in them or drive them. It's a very nice, sturdy and well kept SUV that has until now, run very well. Thanks again! And may the Peace of Christ be with you and yours. Keep the videos coming. I love you mechanics on youtube! You broke every thing down and DEMYSTIFY car mechanics for us "bare foot pilgrims!" Since watching you guys, I now do my own diagnoatica with a goo OMD diagnostics tool I bought and I changed my own air filter, burnt out light bulbs and oil. I also diagnosed a bad O2 sensor and bought an OEM sensor on line for $104 when the dealership wanted $268 dor the same sensor. My mechanic replaced the bad one and asked me for $20 for his labor (I gave him $50). Total cost quoted at the dealership and the VW repair center was between $380 and $480! With some DIY, I got it done for $154! Do it yourself! Thamks to guys like you!

[@johnchristopherson2718]

Brother,you are awesome, I have been a professional auto technician,and I have been an automotive instructor at a well known school,but you my friend are one of the most talented auto techs I've seen as far as making do with what you have to work with. God Bless.

[@derekhardin2803]

Thanks. It's good to see another Christian helping others. Keep fighting the good fight.

[@jamiebost8032]

Your Awesome! I love your videos. I have watched 2 hours now. I really like the down and dirty mechanics, and you even go into buying car to flip thanks a million. I wish there were more folks like you on KZbin. The icing on the cake is you give Jesus the glory.

[@greatray6262]

Great instructional video. Wish I had seen this years ago. I do most of the repairs and maintenance on my vehicles except heads and block work. I know the degree of difficulty varies from car to car, but you made that seem like something I could and would attempt to do in the future.

[@georgethomas9436]

Thank you for demonstrating this. I was looking for hours on how to determine if I have a cracked water jacket head or the head gasket.

[@djgm8478]

I like how he explains with detail, step by step and how its done very helpfull and the end of the video was the best part..! Thanks for sharing! God bless you!

[@mexican12OS]

Thanks for the video man. I have a honda and I've been looking up clips on things I need to fix. What is amazing to me is that at the end of you're video you give thanks to our lord Jesus and all the attention to a major engine repair is no longer the issue. Now they want to dispute his existence or why you give him the glory and thanks. Just wanted to give you the thanks and encourage you to keep on showing you're faith on Jesus our savior. I learned a lot thanks.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

Right on mexican12OS, Glad the video could help you out. Man I don't let anybody move me when it comes to sharing my faith, I will never stop and as far as the haters its perfectly fine with me. I remember when I was lost in straight up darkness and didn't understand or get it either. So I welcome anybody to comment and have no problem with their opinions because maybe God is at work in their lives, so I roll with it. Keep your head solid out there and dont let anybody break or shake your faith in our lord an savior Jesus Christ, Contend for the faith and remain a strong warrior for Christ, God Bless.

[@BeCarefulWithAI]

You show extraordinary patience. You were born to be a teacher. You are very methodical, and as a result, simplify what could easily be complex to many into easily understood knowledge.

[@cooldude2245]

Old Skool funk your videos are amazing. I just can't get over the intimidating head gasket job.

[@homersimpson7784]

Just found your video while researching on potential problems on my silverado.. probably head gasket. Had to log in just to say thumbs up on a good simple clear explanation of what you are doing and why.. good to find videos like this out there.

[@lawrencepunsalang8630]

thank you sir for making the video educational. you didn't just show us how to replace things but also you took the time to explain the cause. this was my first time watching a video about head gaskets and compression test and for sure I did learn a lot. keep it up.

[@preguntamecarnal]

I am not a mechanic I just know the basic, I really like the way is been explained. I have learned. But let me say this...Out of all the information which is good. Taking about Jesuchrist is the most important because he is the way, the life. Thank you Jesus for all the wisdom and knowledge... Amen!

[@RyanBissell]

One of the best car repair videos I've seen! Thanks.

[@versask8td]

Thank you so much for being proud of your faith in our lord and savior Jesus Christ, we need more men like yourself that are not afraid to stand up for Christianity.

[@EverydayProjects]

Very well done! I especially like the balloon on the hose to indicate when the piston is rising on the compression stroke. That's brilliant! I will definitely be using that tip when I do work myself. Keep up the great work!

[@giovannifoulmouth7205]

You might just be one of the most resourceful Americans there is. I wouldn't be surprised if you'd make your own gasket.

[@jehoshaphatcalys-tagoe9273]

God bless you man of God. the video is excellent. I own a hyundai elantra so I don't know why I am watching a video taking apart a honda. I should have stopped when the compression test was over but I definitely went to the end to see the wonderful ending. God bless you again and keep doing this for Christ

[@Paintplayer1]

Man, instantly liked and subscribed. The way you explain it makes so much sense. I had a coolant hose come off my Miata while I was on the freeway, it overheated the engine while I was pulling over and now it won't start. Filled the radiator back up with water to test, and it's in at least one cylinder. I'm going to try to fix it myself, this video has been super helpful!

[@roundedges2]

Sweet. That head came out just pushing both manifolds aside WITHOUT major dismantling them. Love it.

[@BenjaminTS91]

Thank you so much for the video! I absolutely love the explanations, and you create a very comforting vibe(I'm always freaking out about car issues). Keep doing what you're doing.

[@uwinsome]

Thank You . Best "how to " video I have ever seen . Keep your light on ,brother !

[@ricks.8522]

This is a seriously brilliant tutorial by a great teacher ... thank you for taking the time to make this .... totally excellent.

[@davidcroft4250]

absolutely brilliant got same problem on 5.0ltr mercruiser having it sorted now just received photos of heads and block don't really know what is good or bad but your vid as enlightened me many thanks keep up good work for bless

[@stanmiller3676]

Excellent informative video brother. I appreciate your stand for Christ! Keep up the great work for Him and I look forward to seeing more of your videos. I am rebuilding my wifes 98 honda accord 4 cyl. Seems to have slipped a tooth on the belt and blew an exhaust valve. Took a chunk right out of it man. Cylinders are not scored from it nor is there any damage to the pistons, but I am putting new rings and bearings in after I had the head checked out at the machine shop. Hope all goes well.

[@jacodi99]

Thanks for the how to. Your work is first rate. Good to see a scientific mechanic in action. Knowing the problem, before just changing parts. I like the tools you make. Why buy what you can make? Righteous.

[@eugenefrazier5019]

Good job buddy I had the same problem with my Honda Civic man I'm sending it to the shop I see what's wrong with it saying Diagnostics thank you so much and may God bless you

[@popocatl12]

hey amigo you make my night. I was to sen to mechanic to fix for $ 600 dlls. and after see your test make me change mi mind gracias amigo the great spirit bless your job aaahhhooo!

[@SuperHonkyPodcast]

Your videos are inspiring for me. I've wanted to buy and flip used cars for years, but have always talked myself out of it for one reason or another. After finding your channel recently and watching many of your videos, I'm definitely going to jump into it and do everything I can to handle everything myself with each car the way you do. Keep the videos coming!

[@raymondroland5540]

Thank you for the very informative advice. And thank you for being out spoken in His name !! The Lord wants us to be out there spreading His word .God bless you. Ray

[@travisarnold8872]

Thanks man. I needed that. Jesus is the Lord. We gotta stand strong.

[@Ekorslk]

You are a genius my friend. I'll be doing this same technique soon. Thank you.

[@guesswhomartin9249]

Wow .. thank you... I'm learning so much from your video. You are a great teacher. Thank you. I gotta say; you are among the top 3 mechanics I've watched so far. You're so awesome.

[@SemperFiMMA]

Hey Oldskool funk, I have a 2000 olds Alero with only 80,000 miles. I had it two years now and love the car. Recently, car would just cut off while driving and would not restart asap, had to wait an hour, start it up make it back home. Well, it has done this same exact sequence 5 times. Finally, car is in driveway and will not start. It cranks and has spark but will not start. Fuel pump? Fuse to fuel pump is good and relay is also good. God Bless! Happy are the peace makers!

[@qualityrenov]

good job!I liked the idea of using the balloon, rather than sticking an old paper tissue.very inventive. thank you for posting this video

[@davidpagett8882]

I love your way mate!👍🏻👍🏾 You’re a born teacher! God bless you from 🇬🇧UK🇬🇧!!!

[@JulianEstrada]

Amigo super tus videos, estoy por desarmar una cabeza de cilindros de un ej1 que tiene problemas de calentamiento y ando limitado de presupuesto, gracias a tu video de cepillado de la cabeza de cilindros que tienes en tu canal, acabas de salvarme el bolsillo. Muy buenos tips! Sigue asi!

[@wallyb08]

Respect from ATL. Keep God first.I love your messages so inspirational with it.

[@oldskoolfunk71]

W Barreto AMEN BROTHER KEEP STRONG NO MATTER WHAT

[@mksalgado]

This video was part of my news feed and I got to say, your pretty accurate, and I think the best part was that it was real and no goofy shit like other youtubers, good job.

[@horsehide3039]

You are a wizard, my friend. You explain very well. Many mechanical types are not good teachers but you have a knack. Kudos.