Ferrari 458 Blown Engine Rebuild - Full Start to Finish

[@QuickQuips]

Zero filler. Pure skill. Love it.

[@s9555017]

Yeah , that oil on the back side of main bearings , so well done

[@MladenMilosevic28]

@@s9555017 aahaaahaaahahahahhahahahahahahahaha

[@dylanrichardson3405]

Adjustable wrenches 🔧

[@spiki_x6863]

But what a piece of overvalued shit. When you pay for top performance, you should expect at least a decent level of reliability. Anyway, this guys seem to know their stuff on most exotic shit. Most respect for the job well done.

[@frankcox748]

@@dylanrichardson3405 I saw that too. Lol

[@Attic-Toy-Design]

I am impressed how these young lads works nicely, tidy and with skills and expertise to perform this job. Keep it up guys!

[@fordmondeo979]

Thanks

[@xlecia00]

@@fordmondeo979 Why you need the second engine from wrecked car? It look like you rebuild original engine.??

[@fordmondeo979]

Yes

[@xlecia00]

@@fordmondeo979 so why another engine?

[@Bfg-yi2id]

@@xlecia00 They didn’t get a whole new engine, just a used block as the original block was likely destroyed. Looks like they reused what they could!

[@WellingtonIronman]

When you see an engine stripped back like this, with its 1000s of individual tiny components, all delicately and perfectly machined, carefully installed with precision, you realise what a miracle it is that it even runs, let alone (often) lasts for decades with minimal maintenance. It’s beyond impressive.

[@9-and-3]

exactly. we are all doomed to electric cars. these will be cherished like mechanical watches

[@jparker818]

😂 decades my ass these cars don't last for shit even with proper maintenance they'd go out of business if their shit lasted

[@amorag59]

@@9-and-3 Speak for yourself, if you have skills like these guys there will be plenty of options of favored cars to drive and maintain.

[@koriko88]

@@amorag59Most people will probably end up driving electric cars on a daily basis and that’s a good thing. I don’t have a problem acknowledging that I don’t need to be driving a Ferrari or a diesel truck just to get groceries or run by Starbucks.

[@amorag59]

@@koriko88 That's fair, and I'm all for EV daily drivers, but I'm talking about passion projects - the idea that rather than complain about the cars manufacturers give us, we can drive whatever we want if there is the patience to learn, maintain or work on the engines that go into fun cars. He made it sound like we have no choices in the matter which is a limiting mindset.

[@pdavison9241]

It's amazing to see a video like this. The majesty of Ferrari pulled apart and... humanized? We are so used to seeing vehicles like this absolutely prestine with nary a speck of dirt in a white gloved environment and suddenly there is grease and grime and skinned knuckles (and did I see a waterfall of dirt when the sub-frame came apart?) It becomes almost pedestrian to see it in such a state. What a cool video and massive kudos to the gentlemen who did the work. Beautiful car, and all the more to see it broken down to its base constituents and reassembled with consummate skill.

[@fordmondeo979]

Thanks

[@MRKSC13]

Exactly as it was intended for Ferrari. A true driving machine that shouldn't be afraid of the nitty gritty. Truly a phenomenal video with no filler or fluff, just some experts who know how to get the job done. Love it.

[@hermanbotha1449]

humanized? From the start , these engines get hand built to perfection in the factory . its not the kind of mass production stuff found in everyday rides. why yall think they so expensive ? it is awesome though ..

[@JackJackKcajify]

and you become almost pompous and obnoxious by describing this in such vivid detail

[@JackJackKcajify]

and by pedestrian are you trying to say foreign, otherwise what are you saying?. the clean Ferrari being pedestrian, or a dirty Ferrari? i dont see how the meaning of pedestrian works here.

[@khosrowjalali7898]

The look on your face when the engine started = 'priceless'

[@juandanzilo9324]

Whoever edited this is as talented at their craft as these guys are at rebuilding engines. Nice work to all.

[@oglethemogul]

Great video showing many of the details of removing the engine and the teardown. Not much content like this of the 458 (maybe that's a good thing). Would love to see any other 458 related maintenance you do. Keep up the good work.

[@e30surftaco]

Couldn't imagine having the timing chain off one tooth and having to pull the motor again, excellent video!!

[@fidelcatsro6948]

🪦

[@CarspottingInToronto]

Wow. Amazing job! It’s super cool to see what the engine of a Ferrari looks like with the different parts open and visible. Very professional job overall! Thank you for sharing this!

[@messemphanger]

That exhaust sound is total eargasm.

[@blardymunggas6884]

What a good job. I love mechanics that take the effort to protect their customer’s cars from scratches while repairing it. You guys will have a good future and business with that kind of work ethics. Love it❤ Keep up the good work

[@bushyboy8376]

That relief when it fired up! Great work guys!

[@fordmondeo979]

Thanks

[@ariqzachry]

This is high quality content mate

[@The777Garage]

Just proves that you don’t need posh garage and high end tools to work on Ferrari Great work!

[@richardmessenger9474]

Much better than wheeler dealers who always have clean hands.....these are proper mechanics getting their hands dirty and skilled at what they do...

[@TROdesigns]

You set a Ferrari intake on the ground, gasket mating surface down? Wild. Not even a paper towel

[@johng539]

So happy that’s guys done a wonderful job on that motor, it was only a 11 min video, but I know it was more like 11 weeks or so, ether way great job!

[@rxpsycho7326]

I’m as equally impressed at the overhaul as I am to see some actual road dirt under that car. Shows it’s actually driven like it should be, love it.

[@burtonization1]

one of the first videos that gives an in depth revealing of what and why the engines are a masterpiece and the complexity of what is involved for such a repair. fantastic work and equipment to ensure that job is successfully completed first time round. love this vid. 👏👏

[@wasifanowar]

If I were the owner and watched this video I would have been worried and thinking just how many nuts they missed inserting ! Awesome job & awesome video

[@louisvanrijn3964]

The Ferrari is still a sort of evoluated kit-car. See the square chassis tubing at 2:37 and 7:53. Strange rudimantary weld structure seen at 8:23. But outside it looks slick indeed and the sound is nicely enginered to the what the customer expects to hear.

[@RobHTech]

Big job. Inside is just like any other engine. Pretty awesome to watch. It's good to record everything to use it as a record of the build, in case the customer claims it wasn't built properly.

[@АлександрСарабашев]

огромная сложная работа! страшно представить сколько это стоило!!!))) парни молодцы! видео супер, картинка очень красивая!!!!

[@RAUF-G]

А у меня другой вопрос, что с движком случилось что его пришлось ремонтировать

[@siliconvalleyengineer5875]

Fantastic team effort, your shop has the removel of engines down to a smooth professional science. Anyone with any car rebuilding experience can see your shop knows how to do the complex work right.

[@Life_42]

Most beautiful video I ever seen of working on a vehicle. Ferrari is beautiful!

[@Absilon13]

Ferrari and ducatti are known for engine replacement issues. Fantastic job brother.

[@CarlJohnson-zy8dv]

I like the 458 series a bit more than the 488 in term of overall design

[@THEESTEKPO]

And sound

[@chiefdenis]

Because it looks better, no v8 ferrari since has trumped the 458 in looks and sound, they may look newer but they never look better

[@Cynsham]

488 doesn't come close to the gorgeous V8 in the 458

[@user-mx4kk5mm1x]

Yup. The 458 Italia and 288 GTO are my faves.

[@sabsterblaster]

This was the last Ferrari designed by Pininfarina. Since they parted ways I've not seen the same magnetism

[@capocianni1043]

Didn't even skip a second. Very nice editing. It was a relaxing video.

[@allen5976]

Brilliant job on repairing the engine but it would be a great opportunity to have cleaned, the block and engine bay with dry ice or just a degrease and powerwash

[@jakedean8560]

As well as replace clutch and that rusty flywheel, ew

[@donaldhiggs2075]

I was just about to comment the same thing. These guys are putting together a pretty expensive engine, and they couldn't have taken the time to clean up some stuff before putting it back together. I would have upgraded/thrown in some performance parts into the engine while it was apart. But that's just me

[@asdfasdfasdfasdeff]

@@donaldhiggs2075 what color is your ferrari

[@anthonychinea6722]

You guys are amazing i blew my engine on my Ferrari 458 and can’t find a good reliable mechanic

[@captaindaddy8645]

probably the coolest thing ive seen on KZbin

[@fordmondeo979]

Thanks

[@CMD_Line]

Ermm boys where was that screw! 🤣 Fantastic work, amazing.

[@D5DRIFT]

Unbelievable work. Top class

[@robertaldi9261]

That intake manifold and plenums are awesomely enormous and beautiful

[@abdulwadood.thakur]

You're very talented! Great video! Would love to see more content like this! You've showcased the complexity of this engine and at the same time, appeared to oversimplify the entire process of rebuilding it.

[@themysterycook7320]

they always drone on about german Porsche finest engineering . some pretty good engineering from them Italians as well eh?!! that was a classy job. no fuss. no screaming. no major mistakes. just professionals who know what they are doing, intelligent people with great hand skills, doing what they do best..

[@canto_v12]

Ferrari and Porsche both make incredible engines. But even as a Ferrari geek, I know Porsche does a better job on the quality of the rest of the car.

[@lawrence.centinales]

wow its nice knowing you can still revive a 458 engine

[@habib.ghalamkarian]

What a clean place for engine assembling and revisions. Why they didn’t wash the block?

[@fry.master]

Fickle thing, the F136 engine... legend says if you wash it after it's baptism in maranello at birth... it will never run right again ;)

[@JavoCover]

@@fry.master 😆

[@Cynsham]

Italian engines and cars are known to be finnicky, if they washed it then the block may have decided that it didn't want to work anymore

[@oneman29]

@@Cynsham I washed a Subaru ej25 and mitsubishi 6g74 block once, never again. I've built a few engines and the only ones that I had hiccups were with washed blocks. I still don't know what I did wrong, after several oil changes etc, the Subaru span bearings all on stock and the 6g74 takes ages to crank and shreds bearings looking at the oil but runs fine after starting. Checked fuel pumps, GDI pump, crank and cam sensor + timing plate, compression, injectors, fuel pressure sensor etc etc etc horror stories

[@elinicfurniture6860]

What a great job, and a gorgeous video! Молодцы!!! Спасибо!

[@goon7163]

Most underrated video to ever pop into my feed!!

[@anesennaidoo5279]

There is absolutely zero fear on their faces - just skill and determination 😂love it!

[@ericles6425]

Nice to see genuine parts being used. Great video!!

[@Theshadowcar]

Nice work guys 👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️... I wish if you guys use dry ice cleaning machine for that engine before insulation it will look super clean and like new.

[@Cemkayg]

Very nice Video the only critics I can give ,you should watch for the surface so it doesnt get a scrape when you put it on the ground ❤

[@bonez5803]

Such beautiful craft and skill man this was soothing to watch

[@fordmondeo979]

Thanks

[@michaelletterman2172]

These guys don't look like Ferrari certified mechanics! Kidding. They are awesome!

[@Leehuss5582]

Perfect disassembly of a precision engine...well done guys. 👍🙏

[@KnDArsenal]

They have some mad skills! Wow!

[@annakquinn7084]

This was perfect! It was a great opportunity to fully clean and dry ice the engine bay.

[@Foxtechconsultants]

Well done, what a pleasure to watch. Personally I was delighted to see the Maserati’s (Coupe/Cambio, and Gransport) in the background. Simply gorgeous, you just don’t see those very often anymore. Not in the US at least.

[@pecaz1793]

что скажу очень серьезно, ваша работа впечатляет, механика, тираж, очень хорошая работа 👍

[@dusdeepsandhu7352]

Thank you for the upload really enjoyed it!

[@Rick_B52]

Awesome video. Just got to drive one at the Iowa speedway last weekend.

[@craz1_23five9]

One of the best videos in internet please more Ferrari content please

[@PyleHD]

I am surprised how crude the subframe looks. Those rectangular tubes welded at right angles looks like something made at home by a bloke with a welder not an expensive supercar. Interesting to see none the less.

[@babyjazz101]

Amazing job and great video! I watched the whole thing 👍🏼

[@John_cupra290]

At first I thought dam this is a recipe for disaster but I couldn’t have been more wrong 😮, im sure there were a few issues during it but that was a bloody good job 👏. And the video was really well edited. Going to watch more of these guy’s if they show more builds like that.👏👌

[@weofnjieofing]

Mechanics can easily become doctors but doctors can’t easily become mechanics. Respect to all mechanics out there! You are all Champions!☝🏻💪🏁🥇🏆

[@surinderjitsingh8954]

Disassembling it, is an art in itself

[@jeffl1484]

This is simply amazing. Fantastic work.

[@Life_42]

Thank you for sharing this masterful artistic video!

[@zontetaji506]

one of the best videos on KZbin

[@fidelcatsro6948]

I would definitely trust these guys to fix my 40yr old yamaha 100cc bike! 🐱👍🏿

[@brianfowler2795]

Nice work! I would have just dropped a long block in it but you went for it. Cheers. 🎉

[@schokrates8664]

his testdrive smile says it all 😃😍TOP job mates 👍🏽👍🏽 thx

[@elbowtoe84]

One of the best videos on YT !!! For engineering 😂

[@Fregatte86]

Nice and clean job

[@streetstyle9200]

Wow mind boggling litterly thousands of parts to remember

[@anthonyerdenetuguldur5609]

Amazing mechanical skills and experience.

[@IHWKR]

Finally, a man getting dirty doing maintenance. 🙌

[@warrenhaines1717]

What a great job they did here. Certainly know their stuff.

[@georgeyoung4292]

Masterfully executed job.. Not only mechanic but video maker as well❤🙏 Even music was carefully chosen🙏

[@Shlemodelipoletel]

Пацаны красавцы!!! Не побоялись взялись, главное чтобы работало потом)

[@fordmondeo979]

Спасибо

[@cherylalbright2086]

Incredible, interesting, and fantastic skill in only 10 mins! Unreal.

[@QadriHarris]

Bravo , this team has skills 0-100 complete engineering

[@albertobadin6476]

Nice job guys. Also video really well done. Keep it going

[@robertocesadj1468]

Amazing, great work and beautiful car (from Italy😬😬)

[@あろせーる-j1s]

Amazing job. I wanna watch more footages like this

[@kelvinakpos2688]

The best looking Ferrari after 15yrs❤❤

[@adcampo7601]

Nice work. Impressive. I'm a bit surprised they didn't really clean the parts as they were reinstalling them.

[@huymammin5915]

Отличная модель, турбач :) у меня такой GT3 Italia. В гран туризмо :)) как же гениально она вкладывается в долгие длинные повороты типа Монцы, маммммма Миа... Настоящая страсть, а не машина.

[@LDB2991]

This was awesome! Great job and filming .

[@stormytempest6521]

GREAT VIDEO, made an immortal car well, seam mortal !

[@andresaymerichdiaz8767]

Un trabajo fino e impresionante!

[@Life_42]

Greetings from Miami, Florida!

[@P3u99]

Wow great job ! Skills !!

[@LWRC]

Well done !!! Absolute meticulous attention to details!!!

[@DL-hy5vb]

More videos like this please 🥺thanks .

[@stephenoneill9850]

Absolutely great job guys... love it.

[@ditherdather]

This would have to be one of the most expesive repairs anyone could ever run into, no matter the make, model, or type of failure.

[@nitropoweredHpi]

Great video. Must have been a joy to work on it and drive it afterwards before it went back to customer :)

[@fordmondeo979]

Yes👍

[@andrear629]

Amazing work!🤩🤩🔝✌️😊👍

[@jai2256]

Amazing 👏 work guys...!

[@LaimisBMW]

Great skills guys ! 💪

[@Hudson96]

this is amazing . You should do more videos like this one

[@fordmondeo979]

Thanks

[@jakechaney2565]

Very cool to see and watch. Nice job. It did hurt me inside to see you using an adjustable wrench though! Cmoooon!

[@bobolulu7615]

And what? How is it going to make the engine fail? If you check out Rolls Royce jet engine manufacturing videos, they use adjustable wrenches for engine assembly. You tell me the problems associated with their use in the right circumstances.

[@michaelmotam]

This video is gold. Thanks!

[@Kangiru_Noah]

what i'm wondering is, how did they got the documentation from ferrari themselves, have they worked at ferrari previously to have those documents? i'm guessing that ferrari checks themselves to see which 3rd party repair shops are worthy of repairing a ferrari engine such as a blown engine to give them the full engine documentation and its repair manual anyway i love this, thanks youtube for recomending me this

[@commandohazelnuts]

If I was an ambiguously eastern European autoshop , I'd just start going ham on it. It came apart, and can only go back one way, right?

[@JustinSeara]

This shop does not give a fuck at all. No chance they’re certified by Ferrari, and even better I’d venture to guess this isn’t being documented on any kind of carfax or equivalent vehicle history documentation…..so good luck to the new owner of this ferrari with this questionably rebuilt engine.

[@dlicen]

In what part of the video did you see anything resembling a certified and altogether professional autoshop? This guys use gloves to fill the intakes and that's it,ffs. It eastern Europe, my friend. 😁

[@PH-md8xp]

Well done! What a beautiful machine, and the sound of that engine - just sublime. Now why are there 2 remaining bolts on the workbench and where did they come from? 😅

[@garripotter9244]

Простые ребята,в простом сервисе перебирают спорткары.Молодцы