Tank Engine Issues - Is The Engine Fixable?

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[@mastermilo82]

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[@timpoes2479]

Maar ik ben al rank 7 van de 7 het enigste wat ik nog mis is een MasterMilo decal. Ik heb ook al1.593,8 uur in het spel zitten.

[@Hellsong89]

"completely free"... so P2W and Pay 2 Advance...Superior premium vehicles that are behind the pay wall, last time i check premium bushes that turn your tank into bush giving huge advantage in simulator battles and of course huge grind fest that takes for ever to get from tier 4 to 6, while you already have invested so much time there is not kinda turning back, specially if you end up loosing as a team you need to play lower tier games to fund all the maintenance costs of the higher tier games... Seen it, done it, no thanks, though hopefully you get some sponsor money out of this despite how scummy monetization company has... well least it aint world of tanks and its paper tanks and blatant P2W..

[@Alfa75V6]

is het nu ‘n stuk beter dan voorheen , ‘t ziet er wel beter uit niet ?

[@MrDion023]

@@Hellsong89 Because the game is free to play there are pay walls for people who dont want to grind several hours for a certain rank , i myself play it aswell im rank 3 i believe and the games are well balanced they wont trow you as a F2P player against a team of payers, if you want a tank , aircraft or battleship army game its worth to check it out.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

I would, Milo, but the video game just isn't the same as driving a real tank! We want, no we demand, free drives of the MM tank!

[@hemarookworstgiveaway7998]

Cool to see those professionals working on the fuel pump with those old machines.

[@JJ-rc4sc]

If it works dont replace it milo had a lathe from ww2 sadly it melted when the workshop burned down

[@hemarookworstgiveaway7998]

@@JJ-rc4sc eens vroeger werden dingen meestal degelijker gemaakt niet zo plastic fantastic.

[@perfekt526]

everybody thinks that a diesel engine is hightech... but really it is so simple, it is everything around the engine that is hightech.

[@JJ-rc4sc]

@@hemarookworstgiveaway7998 precies kon je t repareren in plaats van wegflikkeren

[@gijsarends8327]

Haha why you talk english terwijl je gwn Nederlands bent

[@SmallKittyPaw]

I want to really appreciate farmer that left part of his field empty just for them to test tank. After this, soil compaction there will be pain in the ass. It will take some effort to bring soil condition back up after this. Great neighbor I must say.

[@Terry_Fritz]

In the original video you can see the farmer ploughing and levelling the field in the background when they put the tank back in the shed. He certainly is a helpful man.

[@mariusboc]

I don't know... my first thoughts was just like you, about soil compaction, but the tank has nice and wide tracks, I think it is not that high pressure over a big area. On the other hand, the soil will " rest" for a season, no plants will grow, so that patch will yeld good next season.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

@@mariusboc You are exactly right. There is more soil compaction from trucks (1,000+ lbs lighter) than from tanks. More compaction from tires than from tank treads

[@Henning_S.]

@Akko Twierdza So the soil pressure is pretty much the same as a man walking over the ground...

[@MegaDraadloos]

@@Henning_S. Tell that to that dishwasher...

[@TheGeezzer]

Tanks had a trick, to inject diesel straight into the exhaust manifold to create a smokescreen. I wonder if your exhaust injector is stuck ½ open?

[@sicknashty3837]

that's what i was thinking when i saw it smoke, russian T series tanks specifically had that ability.

[@TheGeezzer]

@@sicknashty3837 I believe that Russian T series had higher specification for this auxiliary facility than European tanks...they all have this feature but Russian T's had bigger injectors. I hope Milo knows this or finds out, as it has to be the exhaust-injectors and not piston rings or normal injectors.

[@sicknashty3837]

@@TheGeezzer let's do some research and find out how that smoke system works

[@dempseyadam11]

Think the challenger tanks had the same

[@joge3031]

At the end of this they'll just find out they left the smoke generator switch flipped to on

[@kleetus92]

Afterburner? Lol!

[@bashaaksema94]

@@hakimmohamad6216 but those woulf kill all the nature in a 100KM range

[@whitestripee]

Maybe you forgot the AdBlu ;)

[@Stasiek_Zabojca]

@potxman007 They call it a joke ;)

[@GOLTURBO555]

@potxman007 Adblue? Are you kidding? Of course not.

[@gilmello8296]

Thanks for the English sub titles

[@evil_me]

As an engineer and diesel technician from my experience white smoke like that is almost always fuel vaporization from incomplete combustion. Typically this is from incorrect injection timing (timing is to retarded / late) or low compression in a cylinder pack (or a few)

[@Hjerte_Verke]

They sure have improved it a bit, to where there's a lot less white smoke and more black smoke under hard acceleration, and that is observable in this video and the longer workshopvlog video. I think your assessment is correct--and a compression test of all 12 cylinders seems crucial at this point. Other armchair tank mechanics in the comments just tell us "it's supposed to smoke like that, it's a cheap Russian tank engine!" but that's not it at all. Plenty of other videos of T-55s on KZbin and they're about normal (smoking-wise) for every multicylinder diesel you've ever seen...

[@TWX1138]

@@Hjerte_Verke There's smoking, and then there's smoking so bad that it gives away your position while simultaneously wrapping you in fog-of-war.

[@station240]

If you look at the video where they first started the engine (before it was in the tank), there is a lot more smoke coming out of some cylinders than others. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIKvhpSXrp6kh8k

[@Madrrrrrrrrrrr]

It's better to listen to noise coming from the engine in the lowest idle mode first. If it won't idle you can look for other things then the timing. Because changing timing only works if the rest of the engine is in good condition. And changing timing can be a 'thing' on these old russian machines and it may be set perfect now and difficult to get back if something else is the problem. This is not a 1 cylinder like mustle1 one handles. And maybe the reason why they didn't start with the timing in this episode. Complicated systems can lead to catch 22 situations.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

@@TWX1138 I read that and chuckled. How very true! Lol.

[@h6502]

before i watch... is the engine fixable? from the same guys who took a waterlogged heap of rust, cleaned it and made it run. my money is on "yes"

[@Francois_Dupont]

not really, the piston-cylinder are clearly worn it is why its burning to much oil its dripping from the exhaust.

[@h6502]

and they honed this and inspected the pistons and sleeves so well.

[@d3faulted2]

@@h6502 Doing that does nothing to restore the original clearances. However money and time not being unlimited they probably chose to accept that it'll have a higher oil consumption.

[@h6502]

@@d3faulted2 makes sense

[@kleetus92]

@@d3faulted2 I'd be surprised if they didn't look at ring clearance or put oversized rings back in it. Worst case scenario is the head is warped.

[@alexanderrosales7675]

Bad timing, low compression, or you have the smoke screen on.

[@ukaszdugopisow865]

I remember that I was lying on bed and watching your movies for two hours. Then I realised that you are speaking Dutch... Somehow I understood what you were talking about. I'm from Eastern Europe BTW

[@kettujabamiesukkeliukko]

Those slow motions are really nice shots, great video!

[@groosellug1]

Hey Milo I feel you’ve come to far with that engine to give up on it ,so I think a compression test to look for low compression cylinders , if that does not work engine out and definitively set camshaft and injection pump timing if that does not work well you have some spare engines and know you have a good set of injectors and a pump good luck I hope you get it to work , I reckon you need Dirk back👍

[@misscrabstick]

I wonder if it's injecting too late and the pump needs some more advance.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

Well, you have to remember that they did a re-assembly after they took it apart, not a rebuild (aside from honing the cylinders), so that's mostly the original engine/pistons/valves. At the very least it probably needs new pistons, rings and cylinders re-bored in the next size up. It's amazing that it runs at all, actually. I'd love to see a compression test of all 12 cyl...

[@malarke7677]

@@Hjerte_Verke i agree, pistons rings for sure.. the same happened with my truck, I changed the injection pump, and in the end it was the pistons rings

[@JamieKugelmann]

@@Hjerte_Verke Strongly agree. White smoke is burning oil.... not fuel

[@Hjerte_Verke]

@@JamieKugelmann Another guy on here said they did compression on all 12 cylinders and found it was within specs, so, I dunno. I probably forgot about it, or it being in Dutch it wasn't clear...or I didn't see that video. There's a lot of material on this channel and it's hard to keep track of

[@dallatorretdu]

I've seen a T34 with a much older revision of this engine and was smoking way less... It's very sad to see it's so hard to fix this one up :C

[@ciobanflorin9832]

War Thunder sponsorship! That is amazing!

[@kylebernard7755]

My guess and that's all it is, is compression. Black smoke is generally fuel but the proceeding gray smoke is usually oil. I think you have some bad rings but as I said before it is only a guess. what I know about tank would fit on the head of a pin. still a fun series.

[@simontist]

Especially how it gets better at high revs

[@cdias3272]

Love your channel been watching the tank build from the beginning, bringing this old amazing machine back to life, it takes a lot o patience and hard work . Good job! I think it would look better with metal side skirts instead of rubber, cant wait to see it complete with turret, and fire some rounds, but i know that's not possible . Amazing work keep it up guys!

[@erickcostarica9644]

This is my favorite content in KZbin Greetings from México

[@Beazy182]

It takes about 30 seconds in War Thunder to repair the engine. Bet you wish it was the same for real life 😄😄😄

[@standardheat-fs8159]

With maxed crew even less on some tanks lol

[@dallatorretdu]

yeah, especially is tech so old very few people know how to get their hands on these and are not even able to explain others how to do it!

[@matthewmitchell3508]

Real question we should be asking is how theirs footage of the Type69IIa on the western client when it’s currently only on the Chinese. Sneak peak for next update maybe?

[@adam207321]

assumine you get to finnish that hole in the block before th A1 gets you

[@derek7676]

Hello from Australia. I have really enjoyed watching you fix tank. Amazing stuff.

[@tocsa120ls]

Still needs rings, at the least...

[@davebrittain9216]

I would be getting that block and those heads magnifluxed for cracks. Something is still not right. It should not smoke that much. Or maybe the injector timing is off.

[@Tidiable105]

Je suis du Canada, j'adore vos vidéos. J'ai très hâte de voir le produit fini. Vous êtes les meilleurs

[@staffmoto4939]

Really epic, is it just me or is it totally amazing this engine can even run again at all lol!! Never gets old. Great :)

[@starpuss]

I have seen Diesel Engine take HOURS And HOURS To Cleanup After the exhaust system was filled up with diesel fuel! Get her nice and Hot and Drive her a little more she may clean up!! I don't know how that exhaust system works on that tank... But she may still be full of unburned diesel fuel!

[@shizukadoitsukitsune1919]

yea tanks mostly just have a straight pipes atleast from the little knowledge that i have

[@cup_and_cone]

Great to see such progress. Timing or compression are about the only thing left now!

[@ant16rst]

Really cool to see those guys going through the fuel system

[@VAMPYV12]

Keep these awesome videos coming milo! Greetings from the uk

[@chocolatewafles]

When dude with screwdriver takes his hand so close to working springs, my heart is stop for a second... anyway, great project, love your channel, keep up with tank, hope you fix the white smoke problem!

[@unknownvinnumber]

Heuu War Thunder, before they sponsored, War Thunder was the first thing I thought of when I saw the BMP😂 Lekker bezig Milo!

[@clivelee4279]

Thanks for the English subtitles👍

[@TheFreekGames]

Tom goed gedit jonge. Snelle video maar toch begrijpelijk. Van al die uren beeldmateriaal

[@milan-gq2lk]

Heeft Bas gedit, stond vandaag op de werkplaats vlog

[@robinzuijderwijk4817]

Baas echt je video’s zijn echt Nice 💪🏼💪🏼

[@boerharms2209]

Dirk hier nog op archiefbeeld :D ik zei t eerder ook al, en nu weer.. maar die tankmotor loopt wel echt een stuk beter! Great succes, haha!

[@NJPurling]

It looked like the Soviets had realised that the tank would be getting thrashed a good deal of the time so the fuel mixture is fine at high engine revolutions. When you were running at high-speed around the field the exhaust cleared. It looks like the smoke is rather white, which suggests that the injectors in some cylinders are not atomising the fuel and it cannot burn properly if at all. Hopefully tuning the fuel system will prevent Holland being covered by white fumes every time you bring the tank out.

[@tooop568]

Nice! Governor and nozzle calibrations 👍

[@huskypoop4917]

hey milo and co wish i had you as neighbours their would never be a dull moment as we are same mindset at our place lol

[@kanehoward4578]

Better now the subtitles are on thanks master Milo 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@skittlesbutwithchocolatein2274]

glad you got sponsored

[@mibars]

I know what would help get better combustion: A big, big turborcharer.

[@mibars]

@@pathmada Why so? That's just a regular 4 stroke diesel. That's actually identical engine as Polish industrial "Wola" engine. If you add boost to diesel engine without increasing fuel dosage then you end up with better combustion.

[@shizukadoitsukitsune1919]

This project is so awesome, but i hope youll put the legendary log on its back once the project is complete :D

[@normalcrazy7145]

Мастер мило, я смотрю вас уже не сколько месяцев. Хоть я и не понимаю Английский язык ,но это очень интересно и увлекательно. Надеюсь у вас получится собрать его полностью.удачи вам !

[@twoblocksdown5464]

Он видео на нидерландском записывает)))

[@sergeikuzmin6734]

you guys are great, only the color of the tank is strange, unless it used to fought in deserts, but it was not a usual environment for those machines

[@jiyushugi1085]

In the course of every restoration project you eventually come across the problem that caused the vehicle to be abandoned in the first place. All those years sitting outside, some of the rings/cylinders have almost certainly rusted due to condensation.

[@benjaminmellingen5340]

I don't know how these are supposed to run, but that engine is still smoking a lot and still spitting a lot of oil out of the exhaust. I would think something is wrong with the rings or something like that. anyways I love the videos :)

[@thomas-nk7kx]

they checked the compression and it was good, so not the rings

[@korrutustabel]

@@thomas-nk7kx You can have good compression but oil rings might be bad.

[@benjaminmellingen5340]

@@thomas-nk7kx yeah, but the oil must be coming from somewhere

[@thomas-nk7kx]

@@korrutustabel yeah you're right, I forgot the oil rings haha

[@robc3056]

Atmo Motor...

[@kaur9384]

white smoke- fuel vaporizes , black smoke - not enough air. but it doesn't have turbo anyways.. but installing it would eliminate most of the smoking when engine is warm .. also there might be some possibility to get better nozzles for injectors with better spray pattern or completely new injectors but they're unlikely to fit without modifications .. sanding down the cilinder head could also work so there would be higher pressure in the cilinders therefore more bang , less smoke

[@denisruiz1068]

Greetings from Nicaragua.

[@SMVB-cl6oc]

Im sure these guys have thought of it but these tanks had a special ability to create a smoke screen in battle by just dumping diesel into the exhaust. Im not sure wether it is via an auxillery injector or by increasing the volume injected into the cylinder

[@Hjerte_Verke]

That has been discussed relentlessly in the comments section and by Milo himself, lol, but they ruled that out long ago. It is a very effective system though, better than the turret mounted smoke dischargers (pyrotechnic).

[@boaz.652]

Mooi werk.

[@tigertimon]

'Dan zou je misschien Waar Tunder kunnen downloaden' haha, geniaal!

[@davidlawrencebanks4610]

Well done you have, white, black, grey and blue smoke! Awesome if you're a ship at sea and need cover

[@xmeda]

That green field you are running on... those plants probably won't be edible after all that testing :D :D But with tempered engine it looks better now.

[@iamtheomega]

the diesel shop looked like a quaint boutique from outside.. def. improvement with smoke, shouldn't be able to see it coming, but I hope you'll use the "deploy smoke" generator that I remember you saw in prev. video I bet it just dumps oil on a hot (radiator)

[@kleener78]

Check the injection timing, it look like to late. At first runs also blow flames, also a signal for to late timing. Russian tanks never run without smoke, but not so much.

[@Hackwild217]

As a player of War Thunder I recommending giving it a try it can be loads of fun at the same time it can lead to the most frustrating gaming experiences. Just a fair warning GL and HF if you give it a try.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

What is GL and HF?

[@user-ej5zp6dw5v]

@@Hjerte_Verke good luck and have fun

[@Hackwild217]

@@Hjerte_Verke GL: Good luck HF: Have Fun. Its generally used at the start of a match in a competitive game.

[@hafizazman7157]

master milo...please do restore some german panzer 3 or 4...love to see these beast on action

[@majorblood8132]

I'm so happy for you , motor fontionnal very goog;)

[@fredlakota3595]

Zou je nou geen respect hebben voor mensen in de jaren 50 .. mijn vader was motor revisie op den Helder tankwerkplaats , vliegtuigen en tank revisie , hij zat ook op een oceaan tanker in de machine kamer ..met een horntje aan je oor de kleppen stellen en problemen opsporen.. kan er niet bij... maar dat was zo toen... de dingen die je tegenwoordig ziet werden op zee gedaan of in het veld .. super veel respect als je ziet wat de technici deden in de jaren 40-50 op het veld en zonder kranen.. blijf het ongelofelijk vinden ... mijn droom is ooit nog eens mee te gaan met een U-bootduitse submarine.. deze motoren zijn echt ongelofelijk

[@luomodiroiano6829]

Man, congrat of being sponsored by WT

[@mclovin4417]

🤩🤩🤩I knew you were going to do a collaboration with WAR THUNDER, one with WORLD OF TANKS is missing

[@perfekt526]

it is the oil rings on the pistions, the are stock in the pistion so the don't make a tight seal against the cylinder...That means that oil goes into the cylinder... you need to hone the cylinders and replace the oilrings.... that should do the trick

[@eliaslundstedt5607]

That ad is nice guys, It's my favourite game, with 2700 hours played

[@diesel5471]

Leuk dat WarThunder je sponsort!

[@agrameroldoctane_66]

In 90's war we had 20 of those in regular use in unit and they were all "smoking" like that...

[@maris22435]

Super cool !

[@pietjansen8596]

Alles leuk en aardig,maar hij rookt nog steeds als een gek!!

[@peteryeates5154]

OK not sure if this has been suggested before but how about checking the condition of the valve stem oil seals or even if they are present. There is an awful lot of oil being burnt and its getting in there somehow. Just a suggestion.

[@TheSoloAsylum]

you can hear the pistons clattering when trying to start the engine, this certainly has fuel timing issues. The smoke is the after effect of this.

[@tonys1636]

Definitely an improvement once the injector pump had been calibrated and the injectors overhauled, that is the reason why Petrol engines lasted for so long in front line vehicles, that would have been impossible at a forward base without extensive workshop facilities. Petrol engines emit far less smoke as well so are more covert. Reminds me of a Leyland 680, that was a smoky engine as well.

[@Hjerte_Verke]

They also had a water pump leak but fixed it. That seemed to tone down the amount of white smoke but not by much

[@BananenBoerBob]

Dat zijn wel de sponsorships die ik verwacht had toen je aan tanks begon. Hopelijk betalen die russen een beetje goed, zo'n helicopter zal ook niet goedkoop zijn!

[@vilemberanek4448]

I hope that when you are going to get the whole tank with the gun repaired you will recreate some 9f those world thunder scenes 😁

[@leonardofigueroa1846]

Who needs smoke grenades when your own engine makes a smoke screen ❤️

[@JACOB1556]

I think I know why it's so smoky, you left the smoke systems running as that blinds the emery so they can't have a clear shot at you while driving in the tank.

[@alexwilliamson1486]

Lots of comments about the amount of smoke, I’ve saw T-55s in former Yugoslavia, and Gulf, and not one of them was less smoky than this vehicle, from black to almost a bluish white colour, not once did I see a tank that produced little smoke.

[@alexanderrosales7675]

Those are other symptoms white smoke in a diesel is completely unburned fuel, black smoke is too much fuel, and blue is oil.

[@gustavspauligs4369]

@Mastermilo Guys, do you remember, how you did valve seat repair? I bet it has poor compression. It is possible to get engine, i think same as yours for 6k€ Don't know much about it's condition, but i think it should be in much better condition than yours, since it was used to run in old school generator. Send me message if you are interested.

[@osamakreem7937]

رائع انت تملك عقل خبير دروع 👏

[@engineergaming5002]

About the part in the video involving war thunder, how did you get your hands on the type 69 IIa? I looked and found it on the Chinese servers but on the live servers it seems to be missing

[@charlesjhemphilliii4792]

Way cool!

[@Ph4nt0mK1t5un3Official]

hey hey Hij heeft eindelijk War Thunder als sponsor na een lange tijd werken aan die tank. zelf heb ik niet de T-69 maar ik heb wel vee duitse tanks. zoals: de Nashorn, tiger, panther, T-34 en nog veel meer. succes met de tank Milo niet opgeven!

[@warnersims]

Wow that diesel shop looked expensive!

[@nestorsquinozio3002]

Ahora si milo que grande

[@wobblyrick6255]

this was good :)

[@TimTamsLOL]

You can see the oil residue from that crack in the exhaust. Definitely a result of that pitting and rust on the cylinder walls you showed a while back. Needs a hone and oversized pistons, and a head rebuild with proper reseating and measuring of the valve recession. You could overhaul it but I would just accept that she's a rough old girl and leave as is 👌

[@hemarookworstgiveaway7998]

They honed it at the beginning so that's not the problem

[@TimTamsLOL]

@@hemarookworstgiveaway7998 I mean to say: machine the bores oversize

[@Uliio]

Gewoon Antwerpen vermijden. Verder geen probleem jongens! Blijft heerlijk om te zien die tank video's!

[@petfralu]

I think just stick in a twin V10 Merc or MTU common rail job in there.

[@keveenrock]

Is it a smoke camouflage,lol,good luck!

[@mitropoulosilias]

you should show the optics in the turret and some electrical parts when the time comes!

[@hemarookworstgiveaway7998]

He's working on the inside of the turret.

[@MaraDaCoriovallum]

Hahahaha, vond het wel grappig....op weg naar Rennes gooi jij die brandstofpomp achter in de bak van de pickup truck en nadat die klaar gemaakt en ingesteld is bij hen, leg jij dat dingen heel behoedzaam als een baby op de achterbank van die Toyota....😜

[@dominik.5409]

Greetings from poland :D

[@BMWGS-yw2th]

Greetings from Holland

[@kubawideovlog6215]

Ja też from poland

[@j.j2029]

A ja z kurwa niemiec 😂

[@kubawideovlog6215]

@@j.j2029 😂😂

[@Fabien2626]

Pretty sure this engine have one or more cylinder lacking compression and burning oil on idle (blue smoke) Sometimes it can just correct itself on the long run. Heat cycles, good clean oil and high cylinder pressure can unstick rings.

[@ironsm4sh]

goede rookmachine!

[@Dyki666]

Naprawiony pompa, wtryski i nadal bardzo zasłona dymna z wydechu... proponuję zmierzyć ciśnienie sprężania na cylindrach bo może mieć za mało na diesla i nieśmiała paliwa stąd ten dym. Pozdrowienia z Polski!

[@javiere5511]

Could it be burning the oil that gets throught the scratchs on the cylinders?

[@jp_-bq8ob]

Hoi mastermilo ik weet het niet zeker maar volgens mij zit in Call of Duty Modern Warfare ook een type 69 moet je maar eens opzoeken want hij lijkt er wel op btw interessante video

[@Jani9238]

You must setting the fuel pump when you install it, there is the gear and you can adjust it for the correct extent! 😊

[@efveedeebee]

Op de MM82 fan Discord spelen we ook Warthunder! discord.io/mm82

[@ARMA2ARMENIA]

Super mooi !

[@jc_user]

Goed bezig Emile! WAARRR Thunder is een mooi spel ;)

[@nimmen]

Een van de weinige spellen die je gratis ook gewoon fatsoenlijk kunt spelen. Geen pay to win

[@geennaam2712]

@@nimmen haha das een grap mag ik hopen

[@wargames43]

@@geennaam2712 geen pay to win hoor. Ik speel alleen tanks die je kan unlocken and i am doing just fine

[@osamakreem7937]

8:37 كما تعلم مستر ميلو هذه دبابة قاتلت بالعراق لسنوات طويلة

[@cameronjenkins6748]

One thing that I do know is that those WW2-designed Soviet tank powerplants tend to be really smoky even when they're running right. My money was on the injectors being garbage, given that some of them were in cylinders that were full of water.