How to clean a radiator, and Restoration a radiator

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[@petegeralis7076]

I live in the USA, in New Jersey, been a mechanic for 21 years and I never see work like that hear. You are true masters of your craft, you reuse, rebuild everything. That’s amazing.

[@hemantgoswami3752]

Nice job Minimum wage

[@tanlain4489]

Yup,this place is superior workshops, originally use no gas at all.

[@anthonybinning]

We’re a throw away nation. 👎🏼

[@kiyoponnn]

@Muz Muz The truck owner is pretty stupid lol, using coolant is actually much cheaper and better than cleaning the radiator

[@TheMilenkata]

That why in Eastern Europe have one proverb: "Poor man living devil" :)

[@Hector-qt5rn]

The things people do to feed their families. RESPECT!! It's an honest job and they go home in peace.

[@patsematary]

I bet you’d punch your mechanic if he dared just think to replace chinese brands instead of Avon tires, Castrol oil , Exide battery and Lucas lamps on your precious preserved Morris Marina

[@achong007]

Well, this guy is better than an American repair shop. Normally, we just order a replacement part. But these guys are awesome, they actually fix it. Awesome Job!!!

[@apkafan8004]

Actually even here in Pakistan an average car owner prefer replacement however these truck owners prefer repairing everything

[@Rules256]

New radiator costs 50-200$. How many men-hours are needed for proposed repair and how much each hour costs?

[@sebastian3004]

Because the country itself can't manufacture those. If they have to import it from China, I am sure it would be still $$$$$ for them if you compare chinese wage Vs theirs.

[@Sazzad9909]

You have money and we have energy. 😄

[@andrewcourt5156]

Yes.. in this wasteful western world the repair shop / parts replacement shop would just get a bright and shiny new one and install it, and charge over the top for their “expertise” in doing it... a good parts clerk who can read a parts list, and place an order !!

[@hendrypardede8134]

A true master, this is not deep cleaning, this is extra ordinary super cleaning!!!! Good job, bro!

[@user-qg3vn1ed5l]

Смотрю в 2020,ведь такие же работяги как и мы,все делают в полевых условиях и на коленках как у нас и вызывает только чувство уважения...

[@Churchxela]

Сливать антифриз на землю не вызывает у меня никакого уважения

[@user-vq1jz2dg1t]

@@Churchxela Вроде вода была, рыжая и грязная. И заливали тоже воду.

[@user-uo6vt2dh1t]

@@user-vq1jz2dg1t конечно вода , откуда там антифриз!

[@user-zq4vp3jz5g]

@@user-uo6vt2dh1t да и зачем он там

[@user-rn9kn3lz6m]

Там зимы нет зачем им антифриз

[@SouthMainAuto]

This channel blows my mind...I will never complain about what I have to work with....ever...😐

[@tharakanuwan9986]

Im suprised that Eric O is watching how the Work Done in THIRD WORLD. Im not Pakistani but from South Asia.I ve been watching yours & other USA diagnostic channels for awhile now. By the way WELCOME to the THIRD WORLD REPAIRS.respect+

[@rickykirk9916]

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[@Quran.ALkareem0]

You are here

[@Quran.ALkareem0]

You are here to

[@Quran.ALkareem0]

This is how we do it 🇵🇰

[@carlspackler9550]

Replaced a radiator on my Tacoma but I ordered a new one from RockAuto. These guys are true craftsmen! I work on vehicles as a hobby and consider myself a mechanical mastermind but these guys are on a whole new level. Much respect from NC USA!

[@fatihbural7845]

Those are my brothers! Greetings & love from Turkey..

[@inthelandofmilkandhoney457]

I could watch these people work all day long. They are so incredibly talented. Just Amazing 👍👍👍

[@fhl1996]

“ Bless all the hard working people of the world “

[@bitTorrenter]

That sounds so cliché. Honestly.

[@n5ifi]

You guys are excellent craftsmen so take a little time to build benches to work off of and storage cabinets to put tools in. Clean the shop up. Water tanks for cleaning and testing radiators and other things would be easy for these guys with the right supplies in front of them. They can make anything they need. Pressure test radiators in a water tank. Get off the ground. Build some work benches inside and out. Take a month of Saturdays to get this done. Paint things when you rebuild them. Have pride in your work because you do a good job with what you have to work with.

[@tomhoehler3284]

The work these guys do reminds me of my first job. We had to do so much with so little, it got to a point we could do almost anything with nothing. These are hard working guys!!

[@mechnicalexperties333]

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[@jeffreysheldrake73]

Love your style of work. Me and my father did radiator cleanouts like this with an auto dipstick as long as we could find to physically clean the old gummed up radiator. Same type of tricky stick soldering. Good on you from an Aussie

[@jamesanderton344]

Jeffrey Sheldrake same here. We called it “rodding” the radiator. Today the Chinese spares are cheaper...

[@91cblove]

Who else been binge-watching these during the quarantine?

[@dhritimansengupta]

Me me me god knows why

[@powerfury1]

me i am hooked...

[@safaadnan4879]

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[@dhritimansengupta]

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[@steveallen2610]

These are truly mechanics and not part replacers. They fix trucks and don't need a computer to do it. TWO THUMBS UP FOR THESE GUYS!!!!

[@thomaslemay8817]

This is done all over the world, until recently my hometown In California had several shops doing the exact same job. I can't say they're still open because I am no longer using their services I retired. The number of shops was shrinking because so many of the newer vehicles have plastic radiator tanks with aluminum cores and no soldering needed often it was cheaper to buy new than it was to fix the old one. The leak test was not done properly because it should have been done under pressure equal to the operating pressure of the system.

[@MikeBaxterABC]

usually aroung what 12 or 15 pounds ... I'd say with their skill, they could make one with a bycicle tire pump and a raditor cap and some junk lying around the shop :)

[@fitchmichael3975]

Idk if plastic tanked radiators made it there yet..

[@Mariote777]

The dude was blowing in the tube with all his might... he popped a hemorrhoid. ..

[@olblu8746]

@@Mariote777 or an ear ache .

[@vadimprozorov2569]

Simple nice people, simple honest job and life. Respect.

[@pakistanitruck]

Thank you

[@ferencszabo3504]

Yeah, and the peoples in the rich countries complaining about how they cannot do this or that, look at the craftsmanship of these peoples, they are just awesome!

[@paulirumbin1541]

Third world countries like this pollute like shit. If you have waste, chemical etc dump it to ocean, river or on ground.

[@edwinso3627]

@@pakistanitruck Please also show the place where they get their supplies from like welding electrodes, soldering led, steel plates etc. That would be interesting.

[@bradanderson1627]

This dood soldiering is one sckilled craftsmen. Holly crap.👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@lostlake34]

I drive an 89 Isuzu Trooper with the original radiator. Crazy how well built radiators from that era are, especially Japanese built radiators. Every 4 or 5 years I pull it out completely and clean and service it. Crazy how long things last when you take care of them.

[@victorpham4467]

Hard-working and skillful mechanic. Gee !!! If I knew you guy earlier, I'm sure I still had my favorites car (Mustang 1973, one owner, one-of-a-kind )

[@stevecallachor]

This video reminds me of how I used to keep my 1955 FJ Holden on the road..--------. doing the necessary repairs that I knew mouthing about with the only tools I had, A screwdriver and a hammer. The only reason I had these was because they came with the car, I was a teenager with no money, but I sure learned a lot doing this sort of repair Stephan, the fortunate one!!!

[@idkwhoami3267]

Hello Stephan Use enter button Its better than using space or -

[@cat637d]

These Men are some of the hardest working people on the planet!

[@chargermopar]

I have done this myself to all my cars and trucks because they are at least 30 years old. Finally had to give up on the old copper radiator on my truck due to hitting a car who pulled out of a shopping center. So now the plastic/aluminum radiator went in. The difference is that I soak the old radiators in muriatic acid and clean the core before doing service. I even remove the header plates and have installed new tubing in places as well as fins recovered from junk radiators. With a coat of paint made from asphalt dissolved in gasoline the repair is complete and looks like new.

[@rejeshcr]

Our brothers who reuse and rebuild instead of repurchase... Love from India

[@carbastan1461]

Не перестаю удивляться Вашим способностям, оптимизму, трудолюбию. Для вас нет никаких преград, трудностей и других причин отремонтировать любой степени убитости детали, механизма, узла. Благодарю вас за труд! Молодцы! Здоровья вам, удачи и успехов в вашем благородном, созидательном деле.

[@thomasrietsch5948]

Amazing, this is what i call Recycling! Great craftsmanship!

[@lehelzelenka207]

By the looks of it, the owner used well water with high iron contamination. Just look how red the radiator is from the inside. We had a customer who's tractors radiator was leaking and instead of repairing it, he just used well water to fill it up every day. He destroyed the cast iron engine block doing that. It started corroding away beside the cylinder sleeves.

[@MohdArif-lz9bn]

Good job तांबे का रेडियटर बहुत कम ही देखने को मिलता है अब तो एलमिनयम और प्लास्टिक की टंकी के रेडियटर आरहे है जो की लम्बी सर्विस नहीं देते हैं ! Old is gold

[@allanholiday1617]

Lots of skill, lots of talent. Its amazing how they repair trucks.

[@bitsnpieces11]

I live in Florida, I got my first vehicle in the early '60s, a '50 something Studebaker Station Wagon with a flat head 6 cylinder engine. It had to be fixed because it over heated badly. I was able to watch them decide the radiator had to come out to be rebuild. They took that out and flushed the block with water and high pressure air back and forth several times, a hugh amount of rust and debris came out, while I was allowed to watch them do it, I HIGHLY recommend you take your car to one of the places and watch them do it, you will come-away with astonishment at how much crude will come out of the cooling system. Then they flushed the radiator the same way and proceeded to take it apart. The end tanks were ok but the core had too many leaks so they replaced that. The car ran like a CHAMP for years after that. Being able to see that was of immense value to me.

[@jibrankhan7810]

Excellent work. Radiator cleaning is essential to enhance the life of engine.

[@derekbond3512]

Very impressed with the craftsmanship here ,Just love watching you deal with this overhaul , you inspire me to give it a go myself when the time arises.

[@rexsalisbury3646]

These guys work for peanuts with the tools and conditions they have..and really do a great job of the repairs..

[@TheMcdrewb]

He loves the part about them working for peanuts....

[@Aca993MP]

Well thats what USA brought them, democracy... actually, USA destroyed whole that part of world.

[@ptotheog8445]

@@Aca993MP how has USA hurt Pakistan?

[@safaabenchichi2719]

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[@KarstRats]

Actually they have what they have because of westernization. They’d be worse off. But hey. I guess were not all educated.

[@Tarnimo]

I think we should set up go fund me to ship these guys a couple of Milwaukee fuel impact guns 💪 and some good impact sets these guys are amazing!!!

[@bushratbeachbum]

Spanners don't need electricity, batteries or to be kept dry. They also don't go wrong much. Why change what works?

[@harshabiliangady3211]

Lots of respect for you guys from Bangalore. I have seen this being done here too and it’s fascinating how each vent is cleaned and how the efficiency of the engine cooling improves.

[@jasonlavelle3293]

That's what I love about this, they fix what they have instead of throwing it away and getting new ones

[@wattanparrast]

No excuses. Must keep it rolling. Good job!

[@waynee3032]

We change parts, they REPAIR parts! 👍

[@mahzirslumber9720]

That right

[@mericavids]

Everybody is an expert watching this, and I am no exception. Watch the whole video and the radiator shop is not removing or adding any antifreeze. Antifreeze helps with cooling and keeping the internals clean, but, not to be. The working conditions clearly work and they dress as they please. They are pressure testing, static head is figured @ 2.31 ft. of height equals 1 psi when they have the rubber booties on it. They are not going to change anything that they do no matter the comments. Great video, thanks

[@JMRanchMontana]

I wish I had these guys in my shop. Great work with minimal tools and equipment.

[@mohammedyousouf6678]

This is my first job in Mauritius when I was 10 year old , my master beat me every day for 3 year,today I am 40 year old, today my job is cleaner mosques in the town of Mauritius

[@mohdaidiazhar3276]

albatta Merci love you current job right now!!mashAllah!!l

[@keshav4324]

Pas fr kmsa doow bhai

[@MarkMark-kq6mc]

Probably the best job if you as me :)

[@bhatooeshan5315]

Me too from Mauritius but where exactly did you worked?

[@bobferranti5222]

VERY impressive radiator cleaning and re-soldering. Professional job!

[@pakistanitruck]

Thank you

[@lespanharddufurania]

I admire the manual work very much, well done guys you are real craftsmen in all kinds of repairs. Thank you so much for sharing. ! Well done !!!

[@dinakarsoul]

Just addicted to this channel. Superb 👍🏻. In my childhood I used to see this stuff when we used to get my dad's car repaired like this. In some areas in Bangalore ( India), these still go on even nowadays 👍🏻

[@doittoday1]

Incredible videos, you guys take nothing and turn it into something we take something and throw it away as nothing. Loved your battery video also👍

[@erwinschrodinger6407]

Masha Allah. Dedicated, Hardworking and talented men. Respect Bhaijaans. ♥️

[@Tiffy552]

I was in engineering for 56 years but have never seen skills such as you boys have.

[@andyselarom4462]

I love how you guys fix everything, the way it used to be, much smarter and sustainable😁👍👍👍

[@12namleht]

I used to re-core and Re-tank radiators back in the 80's for Veteran Radiator repair. Before everything became plastic.

[@dabChang]

WOW, that's really nice repairing skill, give you a thumb up

[@samwelonduko9696]

Woooow! Excellent job, so much relieve for the engine. No more overheating!

[@jdw7092]

Many people don't know Very expensive radiator And is a major problem causing engine failure They solved the problem by changing the whole car. .. In fact You will need a refined radiator mechanic. Following this video, the car owner must try to wash the radiator with a refined mechanic like this. You will find that your engine can drive 600000 km. Still doing great work Up to millions of km, on the other hand, those who use the car to drive without caring for the heat of the engine Must change The car at 200000 km It's only good to get a new car 😢😴...thanks foe clip👍👍👍👍💖💖💖👏👏👏

[@MoparMan-ff8fb]

When you take those radiators off its also a good idea to flush out the engine block as well with a water hose since rust or other stuff can build up clogging water passages in the the heads or engine block and once its all back together and running and filled with coolant it might run a little cooler . here is an upgrade / modification to help keep bugs and dirt from building up on the radiator and to also keep different size rocks and other road stuff from causing damage to the radiator. you can put a sheet of metal screening that you put in house windows to keep bugs out for infront of the radiator . the Screen needs to be any where from 1"- 4" out infront of the radiator but be hind the grill . the Screen acts as a safety net to collect bugs and let rocks that bounce up off the road from other vehicles to bounce off instead of going into the radiator and causing damage and still allow air to flow through the radiator

[@MoparMan-ff8fb]

@Tim Noneyabusiness that's my 1965 dodge dart 2 door post project car

[@samorostcz]

Well done! Greetings from Czech Republic. :-)

[@sajidshaikh6748]

3 sal se istahra ka video khoj raha tha sukriya bhai jan masha allah

[@dabeatt]

Amazing craftmanship in Pakistán, its amazing how much they do with so little.

[@personalfunfest]

great job -- the only thing I wish they had was a pressure tester to pressurize it... but im sure it's still solid

[@GetGood5]

I was thinking the same thing

[@radugabri19]

My mechanic would be like.. “Replace the engine”

[@faizanjoyia]

@Tim Noneyabusiness ** part 10$ labor 6000$

[@tomsetlock7380]

In india labor is 25 cents a hour. New radiator is 2500.$ that's why

[@aoxilus]

US mechanic would be like we need to reprogram the firmware in the ECU check for heating sensors, replace the water pump that uses coolant but still is called water pump replace belts replace radiator fan radiator cap and because we support you we can make some calls to some friends and get you a refurbished radiator at no cost, just leave $2500 usd deposit and you will be back on the road in two weeks. BTW you need new tires, brakes and maybe a new truck

[@mayuresh1351]

@@aoxilus 🤔 😂😂

[@tengkusulaiman]

Your mechanic would have you to sign blank insurance claim forms.

[@sfcarp9418]

Great work these guys do ! Massive respect to them ! 👍👍👍

[@PEREZ29MMA]

People of all professions get satisfaction from a car detailing job or power washing concrete. Im pretty sure mechanics get satisfaction from videos like this. I know i do. This guys are awesome!

[@PEREZ29MMA]

@ShinyStarDust Homes too bad, they weren't lucky enough to be born in "america", have desk job or be 100k in debt over tools and schooling. Somepeople have it all and dont do a darn thing, others have nothing and can do it all.

[@josefloresmariano5288]

Wuaooo que bien por estos trabajadores la paciencia que tienen para hacer su trabajo aquí en mi país lo que hacen compramos nuevos para no batallar los felicito saludos a todos desde México 💯

[@charleseichholz6703]

So impressed!! I'd hire each of these guys and fire 2 mechanic I have

[@aaronjohnmaughan]

Getting a lot done with simple tools and know how. Nice work. Beautiful truck.

[@timmyhipbird7543]

these videos remind me of when I started truck repairing. everything was done by hand.even rebuilt the brake shoes and clutch discs.Then you looked out the window of your shop and stared at other people wanting your job.different times.no air tools then only hand tools.a days job then probably 3 to 4 hours now.

[@libaaxalee]

mad skills. Great work.

[@ImranKhan-gh1nf]

Good hard work, not a word of complaint.

[@charlesmclaughlin9393]

its very nice to see places that use what they have. instead of buying new. really enjoy this channel. much respect for your hard work. regards

[@MikeBaxterABC]

Bravo from Canada Beautiful job!!! ... nice to work outdoors, reduces the chances of breathing lead fumes ... the addition of the Fan Shroud is genius! ... that truck will be running ice cold for many years :)

[@slava.8119]

ДААА тюнинг машин конечно убивает)),у моей бабушки так сундук был разрисован на бурятский мотив.

[@karobas343]

У них там такая мода разрисовать машины . Главное делают без касяков . Плохо сделал убьют . А в матушке России сам во всём виноват .

[@user-mu2cl7rq1f]

Отличная работа 👍👍

[@frankvergeretti2892]

Love your videos. Skill hard working ppl .Blessings from Mexico.

[@thatone2586]

amazing video, love the craftsmanship, reuse! That was incredible!!

[@Andy_83_SWE]

Environmentally friendly ❤

[@mikec4616]

I loved the first 10 seconds lol

[@TheExecka]

its rusty water

[@vapenation7061]

Edgaras L yeah but it’s much less harmful to the planet than throwing the whole radiator away and buying a brand new one.

[@marcosnagatadossantos4285]

Meu Deus no que sofrimento

[@CaptHollister]

@@vapenation7061 Only if you're the type of person who throws away old radiators. Most people get them recycled. New radiators are made from recycled metal.

[@destinationunknown7857]

I have a radiator that needs repaired and over here in the USA there seems to be a shortage of people that know how to fix copper radiators anymore. I imagine the shipping would be more than a new radiator lol. Otherwise I would send it to you to fix buddy 😁. After watching your video I might give it a try myself first. I can solder small copper things and copper pipes, never tried a radiator before. Especially if I end up having to buy a new one. Be safe

[@MuhammadSaeed-ct1he]

Pakistanis are well known for reverse engineering... I spent almost 6 yrs in UK and never had anything repaired but instead replaced... But in Pakistan ... It's different... There is nothing that can't be repaired... Excels, steering infact every thing... You guys rock...

[@mauracristinapereirachagas9814]

very good work from you, Pakistani workers will be rewarded your beautiful work.

[@chinnappam9153]

Skilled👌

[@Bailatumbas]

Una vez arreglado el radiador y llenado de líquido, deberían añadir presión para ver si habrá fugas cuando esté en orden de trabajo. Con agua corriente es normal que el sistema de refrigeración se vea afectado por el óxido. Quizás, en esos lugares no lleguen o sean demasiado caros los líquidos anticongelantes. Pero serían lo indicado para alargar estos mantenimientos.

[@sophiasocal68]

I love how they paint and decorate their trucks.

[@mikep95133]

Great soldering technique !! What did he use for flux that was on top of the brick ? I've done a few radiators myself. Very appreciative of their work on that 4 row radiator !!

[@PhotoStoryChannel]

Great .....so hard working ....need hard workers and great Technic

[@user-ss3ro2ny4n]

Парни большие молодцы! 👍👍👍👍

[@eduardod4953]

Basically brand new radiator.very good my friends

[@utulangi6078]

Must be satisfying to do good work like that. Thank you for sharing.

[@nuriyaman7478]

Türkiye'den Selamünaleyküm kardeşlerim.🖐️ MAŞALLAH..👏🇵🇰🇹🇷

[@user-vf9vz4jl4b]

Отличная работа,люди с руками👍👍👍

[@satanicpoet5093]

Good honest work , I miss mechanics with my dad we would be doing this same stuff on diggers ,trucks boats cars

[@laopang91362]

Incredible workmanship!

[@caneloguero]

Every time. These guys are so eco-friendly

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

Paul Hernandez just warms your heart to see all that poisonous anti freeze being poorer all over the ground

[@caneloguero]

@@JoeyLovesTrains you should see the other videos were they rebuild batteries and stuff.

[@caneloguero]

@@JoeyLovesTrains poured*

[@Desmodromic916]

Take a look on a pollution images taken by satellite before saying something like this. Have a nice day!

[@caneloguero]

@@Desmodromic916 I don't have to. These idiots are filming themselves polluting their own homes land. I recycle oil,antifreeze and my batteries. It starts with you to recycle and not to pollute where you live and thrive.

[@amadormejias]

Hello greetings from Venezuela, I think it's a good job, they are very good at cleaning radiators

[@ridewithcare1678]

These guys are great! Very creative.

[@JRCinKY]

Great job fellas. We just have Plastic and Aluminum Crap radiators now.

[@hernandovillamarinbuenaven7476]

OMG!: That's an amazing combination of skills, art & experience!!; Thank you & God Bless🤗🙏🙏🙏

[@miko_Jatnika0676]

What a great job!! 👍 __from Indonesia___

[@jodiewhitehead3750]

These guys work with things we would throw away. Wow great work

[@davidunwin3416]

Fascinating to watch. Would love to be there in person watch. Amazing

[@METALL_SURGERY]

Что тут скажешь - в Пакистане есть свои специалисты! А то, что на старых машинах ездят - то ведь не от хорошей жизни, я думаю!

[@coco-fm7iy]

i m been always complained my life is to hard but after watch this vid, i realize my life is not so bad then i thought. :p

[@donfichter5312]

Great work the way we used to do it can't do anything with these plastic ones now days sure would save some money

[@udayabhaskar1000]

Excellent video on restoration of Radiator. Keep it up.