Fixing a Leaky Volkswagen Beetle: Temporary Telescopic Pushrod Tube Solution

[@Shuckyduckyquack]

Great video man.. Keep them coming. Them beetles are my favourite kind of porsche 😅

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

Ah, this brings back memories! Back in the 1980s I was a an older teenager working for a VW dealer in Winnipeg, Canada & a customer had a 69 bug that needed the engine completely resealed, which he didn’t want to spend the bucks, so he sold it to me for $200. It ended up being me (with the help of the mechanics) during a bunch of lunch times, and we had it out, resealed plus new running boards, tires and a few other things I can’t remember & it was back on the road! Later the next year, it dropped a valve so instead of fixing it, I sold it for $1000 to one of the mechanics. Maybe one day, I will own one again.

[@Endfloat]

No time like the present! That's a great story. One of the things I love about classic cars is the stories that come with them.

[@andrewgormley6851]

was that a bit of back pressure @ 8:23 😂😂😂

[@Endfloat]

😂😂

[@snubbelbuff1471]

It's an automatic rust proofing system! Seems to be working!

[@gat130859]

loved the dizzy jig

[@Endfloat]

It gave me a fright when it popped like that!

[@Dave_Stafford]

The lift reminded me.. any point in a review of your phase converter.

[@Endfloat]

I wouldn't have thought so to be honest. It's a no name Chinese one. Also, it's not really what my channel is about.

[@buckneighkidd419]

Self lubricating chassis system!

[@RobReynolds]

Impressive lack of swearing when that strap hit you in the face

[@Endfloat]

Inside I was swearing!