The engine of the Isuzu truck stuck on the road, let's open and see

[@neillpotts6019]

I hope if ever I breakdown abroad I'm lucky enough to find these guys around the corner who'll have my car stripped down, broken parts replaced and all back together before my tea gets cold. Great work guys. 👍🇬🇧👍

[@artszabo1015]

100% MAXIMUM RESPECT!!! From a retired mechanic in Ohio USA.

[@marianuzny6551]

poor kids should go to school

[@artszabo1015]

@@marianuzny6551 The ONLY reason for a kid to go to school is to learn how to survive and prosper in the world that they live in. That is precisely what these kids are doing. They are learning how to live in the world that they live in, not the world that YOU live in. Just think, if they had all the skills that you have and live where they live. They would most likely be useless dependents on others that learned a useful trade like you see them doing in the video. Not everybody lives on your planet. This is obviously an alien culture to you. These kids are not 'poor kids' they are very fortunate kids to have found these skilled mentors that are willing to share their knowledge. The poor kids are down the street chasing rats at the city dump.

[@Buster2058]

those kids live in a world without torque wrenchs and bolt patterns.

[@artszabo1015]

@@Buster2058 And as I am sure you noticed - no ratchets - none - I have watched dozens of these videos and nobody has a ratchet, just that same sometimes home made bent bar with a square drive on each end.

[@justachipn3039]

@@artszabo1015 You nailed it Art, agree 100% !!! I'm a retired package machinic and had a close eye on their tear down and reassembly. They know what they're doing !!! If your learned and skilled you can hold any nut/bolt and know it's grade and its max torque requirement along with the part !!! You don't need all the fancy tools high dollar crap 🤣👍 It's fun reading comments 😜

[@skymogel]

What is refreshing to see is these kids and they look 10yrs old! They are motivated with no power tools, no bench to work on, no sturdy shoes. Just your brain and willing to learn and make do. I would be so proud of these kids, what invaluable knowledge they are taking in. A kid learning to use his hands will not fail in life.

[@19wael96]

They can become masters much sooner

[@jbaribecha8428]

That's 100% true and they know how an engine works they are amazing

[@SilverSergeant]

and no torque wrenches???? This engine will fail....again.

[@SilverSergeant]

@@jbaribecha8428 LOL!!!!

[@jonredd650]

Forced labor.

[@shoukatali7870]

Omg .very impressed by young kids doing great job so respect proud of you Allah bless you. Very hard working kids and young men so expected with job .love Pakistani hard working people... from UK 🇬🇧

[@amazingthingtechnology1595]

😘

[@anthonydenn4345]

How could you not appreciate the effort these guys put in, amazing! Looks like a real family team. Those boys are learning some priceless life skills there.

[@666goats]

oh and WHAT?

[@DD-cg1xg]

@@666goats stfu hater

[@mule666]

@@666goats what do you do with your life

[@ABCDEFGHIJKELA...]

Skills like, how to guarantee repeat business? lol

[@ABCDEFGHIJKELA...]

@@mule666 what have you done with yours, CABLE GUY?

[@antoniomelendez3919]

In America they would just say you need a new engine these guys are BOSS!!! Awesome work😀👍

[@verteup]

They rebuild engines in every country on earth, buddy. It's called an inframe overhaul

[@antoniomelendez3919]

@@verteup Oh please every country is not a rip-off like mechanics here in America you must be one of them lol 😂

[@antoniomelendez3919]

Not every country is a ripoff like mechanics in America you must be one of them lol 😂

[@SilverSergeant]

@@antoniomelendez3919 Maybe this was a ripoff. Did this engine even start? Was there a guarantee?

[@jeangermain3621]

You make me love to only rebuild the engines, instead of replacing them!!!!! Great teamwork!

[@IrfanMahmood64]

These are called the real mechanics who done their job with minimum resources and very basic tools didn't even had proper light at the end I salutes you guys. May God bless you.

[@robj2704]

In the early '60's I was about the same age as these boys, working in my father's rural garage, and my job was to disassemble engines and clean all the parts. Then I watched as my father rebuilt those engines.

[@jeanbourdiau9364]

Great comm

[@salsalinas6531]

Kids now days don't want work and if they do they want high wages. There in for a rude awakening. Once there inheritance money runs out. Or if their parents pass. They are going to be f. ed

[@Pfirtzer]

@@salsalinas6531 Let's pray that happens, I am very good at disassemble things, not putting them together. Well actually depends what it is.I love these documentaries where children learn real stuff not in school brainwashed with repeating BS. I see kids 20 not able to repair the tyre of their bike. Just watch screen all day, yes they are f88ed.

[@molaroismorais8068]

You guys are the real mechanics .... great job !!! Thanks to you all . WOW! Pop

[@amazingthingtechnology1595]

❤️😍

[@Kysushanz]

Absolutely amazing! What fascinates me is how they can remember where everything goes back - it seems no One is co-ordinating the strip-down and each person takes off whatever they can so that it seems impossible to have a recollection [no workshop manuals here] of where each part goes. Tea break is on the job, no down tools and off to the smoko room. Impact wrench - club hammer to the end of a ring spanner! With the resources they have, they do an amazing job - take my hat off to them. Oh, and forget about school - these boys are learning something much more valuable then government curriculum!

[@rubberroxy]

I find it actually pretty humbling to see these guys at their work. No proper tools or what a Western mechanic would call a workshop. And the younger lads right there playing just an important part as their older workmates. You all have my admiration of your skill and ability.

[@dave_in_florida]

Younger ones getting hands in degreasing hydrocarbons

[@dgb5820]

The best part is watching this young man learning the trade working very closely with the other members

[@learjet7491]

Learning the WRONG way to service an engine.

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

@@learjet7491 why do you say 'wrong'?

[@Hamchunk1968]

it's only wrong based on our way of doing things. For them, as long as the engine runs, it's a success. Sure, it may burn oil and need another repair eventually, but they're not thinking about that.

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

@@Hamchunk1968 exactly. Not only that, probably the only way to service the engine given the find and equipment available. And whos to say it isn't effective anyway?

[@bobaudette79]

@@learjet7491 i guess at a 30th of our cost or a garage cost around here. This engine will do its job ! Just to look at the before in the coolant they where too much water for a LONG period of time just by looking at it. its not the same around their place as ours. I did see very well rebuild engine not last.. and some not so well rebuild last.. so . I guess overall their jobs seems to be ok !

[@learjet7491]

I watched this carefully, as a 30 year mechanic, gas/diesel/2 cycle/4 cycle, air or liquid cooled, bike/boat/car/truck/tractor I have worked on everything! NEVER have I seen engine tear-down and build, not using a manual, bolt loosening/tightenimng sequence ((head, crank)) or without the use of a decent accurate torque wrench. ESPECIALLY an industrial diesel engine, I give that engine a week before it blows apart, simply amazing!

[@troo_story]

Seeing you know it all, get off your polished ass and go visit. Then you'll see how their unqualified, uncalibrated lives actually succeed through something you will never understand. Basic hard work and grit.

[@chillylizerd]

@@troo_story... And a blown engine.

[@georgekolotouros548]

hahahaha !!!

[@GTIFabric]

Not everyone has a fancy clean room

[@Shane-zx4ps]

@@GTIFabric. Why not?.,

[@MrTottanham]

amazing teamwork, no argument no drama everybody just doing their part without complaining about anything

[@JayLang7]

I have a feeling that’s only because there’s a camera 🎥!

[@mule666]

@@JayLang7 no its the mentality... I went to India. And they are like this

[@askikr79]

@@mule666 I think this is Pakistan.

[@mumtazzafar1576]

Keep up the good works lads. I know the job cannot be done 100 percent with the tools you guys have but still it does the job otherwise you guys would have been out of work lol. But still the work is pratical enough and inspirational. You lads should be the role models for those big fat kids who sit on the Xboxes and play stations. My salam to you guys.

[@jonredd650]

There are poor people who build the engine there fat rich kids who buy the engine. And so the world turns!

[@realC.O.G.]

These could be rich people, Ive been to these countries and dont let it fool you they are wealthy

[@ooievaar6756]

I live in Europe and aprox 30% of all people are below the poverty line here. Meaning: they cant afford the rent, food, clothes. Life is very expensive here, heating is very expensive as well is petrol and housing. You cant compare countries by just looking if children are fat. Being fat comes from poor food, poor people are often fatter than richer people (just look at britain), because good healthy food is more costly then a candy bar, snack, or durum shoarma, chips. And sitting behind a screen doesnt help

[@denzildon9202]

You guys are marvellous congratulations I have never seen anything so great, I hope all goes well for a long time.👍

[@pompeymonkey3271]

I'm not half-way through watching yet and I love it already! The two man operated breaker bar is genius!

[@digitald5851]

I was so happy to see a head gasket, crank seal, and exhaust manifold gaskets. That magic gasket in a can will only get you so far!

[@leeaudio027]

Now that's teamwork in full effect!! Good stuff

[@colinevans7134]

Love watching these guys , like I said before no proper tools, but that's how thay have always done it, couldn't afford them anyway but look these ways works for them so good luck and make more videos, brings back the times back in the 1970s and 80s love it kind regards colin from croydon surrey England 👍 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@billmain7430]

Great Job Guys and love seeing the kids in action at a Early Start 👍👍👍💕💕

[@simmonsrenos9111]

I like the fact they're involving the kids with the dismantling and rebuilding.... enthusiasm,is so rare

[@warwarneverchanges4937]

Seems like the kid knows a thing or too. Like he kept one bolt not to drop the disc on his toes. This is fortunatly still common around the world, only the west got lost with lazy unenthusiastic spoiled kids, and alot of them have imaginary mental issues, hmm wonder why.

[@CroftVan]

Not a rarity but a necessity, the kid is working to support his family. This is a common sight in Asian countries.

[@simmonsrenos9111]

My dad started working for his father at the age of five.....sanding wooden draw knobs, in a shed!(1933).left school at 14 and was an aprentice electrician for Marconi...then RAF. Times change.

[@SRTPCC]

The more I watch these vids I'm blown away how they just take it all apart without any seen organizing of pieces yet still get it together perfectly. RESPECT!!!!!

[@reyduque1157]

Putting back in place all the dismantled parts of the engine whhich are mixed with one another requires extraordinary mechanical skill. Give these guys a complete set of modern tools and they will trouble shoot any engine problem with perfection! Salute to ingenuity and skills guys.

[@brucesavath1494]

these mechanics don't play, they put an engine together just like butter.... nice!!! team effort

[@fordnut4914]

This is what alot of young kids should be doing learning some kind of physical trade instead of Xbox or a phone.

[@盧朝錄]

9

[@trexmidnite]

Maybe they can fix an isuzu truck engine on you bed! Ready for sleep by night..

[@stanmazuru414]

True

[@1243wilson]

or just a full meal

[@forevercomputing]

Actually, this is harmful for everyone touching and working on that engine. We wear gloves not only to protect our skin but to keep oils out of our skin which can get into the blood and cause cancer. I don't like using extensions where I can get closer to the bolt. Now, there is nothing wrong with hand tools, but a few parts should be torqued correctly and other parts measured so they are in spec.

[@RD-ij2sz]

1.3 Lakh views in 3 days is testemony of appretiation of these guys hard work .... 👍

[@carlgar2007]

Wow I'm impressed. the kids Knowledge is spectacular. great job

[@ymac7245]

Hundreds of bolts in dozens different sizes and shapes and they know by heart what goes where. Respect

[@remko1238]

who needs a torc wrench

[@joebryant4465]

@@remko1238 Just say Click when you think you're there.

[@fikaa2388]

Why do you think they're filming this? Because of youtube? Noooo!

[@ymac7245]

@@joebryant4465 it's called muscle memory

[@sirrick59]

@@remko1238 Pull it up till it strips, then back it off half a turn - -Maori Torque Wrench

[@NUTTER8291]

Wonder how many mechanics are watching these guys tightening down these bolts non sequentially and screaming NOOOOOO!!!! into their monitors!! Lol

[@addsk7276]

These Pakistani people have huge potential and have talent and skills.

[@patrickjm3487]

They never used any computer or internet these engine builders because they don’t need a computer to tell them anything because they are the computer God bless guys

[@qureshi701]

Great skills and team work but these kids are compelled to start working at a very tender age to support their families. Real Heroes …. Salute

[@richardlong3745]

This was one of the cleanness engine shoppes I've seen since watching these videos but what was really enlightening was how freely the senior mechanics the two younger ones to partake in breaking down the engine and you could see that these young ones had any free of making mistakes so the older mechanics had a real talent for teaching.

[@mrnice88x]

Yessir, It's old school. I'm sure they teach with the hand and not the mouth lol

[@johnnyparker6077]

они могут вырезать это в видео, ты же понимаешь? монтаж и всякое такое

[@BabarHussainKhan]

No bitching, no moaning and time wasting of BS. Just earning an honest living. Bravo👏👏👏

[@rogeralmanzora5397]

Extraordinario trabajo de equipo. 👍👍👍Grandes mecánicos! Greetings from Barcelona, Spain.

[@muhammadfaheem685]

Pakistani living in Canada. nice video. best wishes for all.

[@MrHealey01]

I love this, as an engineer seeing first hand involvement of youngsters is enlightening in a world of none vocational preferences. The can do attitude and interest is in abundance, not sure about the ceiling light fixture being used as a hoist point be a good idea though:)

[@apesplanet3301]

they crawl on the floor like monkeys get a table forgodssake

[@apesplanet3301]

do these engines last? i dont see them mesuring anything

[@dulajohnstone5704]

Being at the centre of the ceiling doesn't necessarily means it's a light point. They've got a hook drilled into that centre point which serves the purpose

[@trainmaster0217]

That 10 hours was well worth it. Thanks for posting. Excellent video.

[@joaquimcoelho5148]

Like other video's ,this one is not difficult understanding ,why ?, Lots of comment pointing ,did not doing this and that ! . More important is this one is back . Is owner will be happy . Great work

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

As usual another great job guys. Special good job by the two young guys. You will be GREAT!

[@lyndonthan4350]

Agree with others in these comments. Whats so wonderful is to see this team working together. Here, in the west, everything is like done by one guy - its lonely ! But thats also why so many tools are required ! Life is something done in group for these guys.

[@mohamedlaznek5251]

بارك الله فيكم اخوتي الباكستانببن ربي يحفظكم ويحفظ الاولاد وشكرا جزيلا على الفديوهات الرائعة اخوكم من الجزائر

[@baminibaum1301]

No Service manual, No Parts Book, this is amazing! Put these guys on Payroll!

[@miguelangelalderete3777]

Excelente videos. Los chicos trabajando y aprendiendo un oficio, es lo mejor. Felicitaciones

[@robertsmith9299]

American alley shops used to be like this, good mechanics who worked with what they had… ..now all we have are part replacers with ridiculous shop rates..

[@_Wai_Wai_]

Corporations are creating products with planned obsolescence, and they don't want to give out the information for people to repair their products. All in the name of profit and creating dependency of consumer to the corporation

[@houssineacheikh1424]

@@_Wai_Wai_ ططط طططططططط ط طططططط طط ططططططط ط ططططط

[@pennytr8er]

Yup. Parts monkey backyard mechanic is what we have now. Damn shame.

[@krebgurfson5732]

bro, it's a youtube channel, there's a ton of americans that take down broken vehicles and get them back to running order just like this. infact i bet it's way more common in america lol. i've done it to 3 vehicles already. not to mention that fact that these 3rd worlders likely don't have access to the parts and literally can't reliably rebuild an engine.

[@Criticalthinker1912]

Fantastic effort by a team of uneducated self taught augmented with on the job learning amazing skills. I wonder what they could achieve with proper education and training 🤔. Well done boyz👍🏽🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@nnasab]

I love it. They assembled the engine without a torque wrench and no bolt pattern. My C mechanic knows to get the bolt pattern and torque specs before trying to assemble any engine.

[@hiendanh4809]

oh man this engine good luck ,I use to rebuilt if with out torque wrench oh no way !!

[@wally10ize]

Impressive what is accomplished with the bare minimum of tools. There is a lot of experience there to use the right amount hammer and torque when reassembling.Hats off to you guys and the youngsters.

[@dhanrajsoni3848]

It's a very impressive way ...they made it. Good team work 💪👷👏. People are really very skilled..at their work. Even without using modern techniques they are able to finish the job..

[@claudiutalagiu6496]

I would trust these guys even with a BMW M engine. Respect and greetings from Germany.

[@amazingthingtechnology1595]

😍

[@borntolate1]

Fantastic team of workers, a salt of the earth well done to the little ones also .Soon be able to do their fathers job ...best regards

[@porkrind3512]

The boys are just as busy as the men 👍 I love this stuff, I saw teaching taking place as well.

[@quicksilver462]

This is why I have learned, from a very young age, to do this type of work myself, for myself, by myself, because the only thing I hate more than have to fix a motor once, is having to fix it twice!

[@kuazamtuanlonik2741]

they will call that as child labour

[@OnTarget100]

@@kuazamtuanlonik2741 its either work or go hungry

[@Pfirtzer]

@@kuazamtuanlonik2741 Only left Soy boy bumfu*ers would call it that, I call it priceless. Children have no time to take drugs or think about what gender they are or will be tormorrow.

[@socialimpact2094]

Excellent work ! The master and his crew deserved all the credit. Prerfect example of “Hard working + Talent “. The missing part in all Pakistan Repair videos is the “ professional working culture”. I grow up in a similar society back in 1970s. I worked in a car mechanic shop ( cleaning carburetors, and spark plugs etc). These workers do not have the concept of “ safety “ that we ( in USA) know. They learned skills simply mimicking their uncles / masters. The current “working environment culture “ is comming from generation to generation. For them “ this is the work condition “. They are happy with what they are doing . The system will not change unless there is a enforcement by superiors (i.e. government ) This is something can be achieved if the government comes up with better training, affordable power tools, improved “ working condition” standards, training and imposing the laws. We are talking about “paradigm shift” here. So, once implemented there will be improved efficiency and better human health, and prosperity of the society. Like it is happening in developed countries. For example ; In USA history “Civilian Conservation Corps” had achieved the paradigm shift and improved standards for the workplace safety.

[@BEARivrman81356]

The scariest words in the world, I’m from the government and I’m here to help!

[@patrickuong7268]

wow, this is really hard work. He is a good mechanic. I give him an AAA thousand of parts he knows how to put all back to where's belong Lol wow unbelievable mechanic.

[@MechanicJonaldTutorialvedio]

Keep.safe allways sir and all of your helper salute you all

[@jasonaltham7013]

Ya`ll think they sped up the video but no. That is their actual working speed and speaking voices.

[@tshavpobxeevkhuam2279]

i like your jobs

[@ELEFE1]

30:19 loves the cracks on the flywheel! awesome

[@Michael-tg7ev]

You are right. Well spotted. Looks like 2 cracks? One smaller as well?

[@alanlegg9972]

The cracks in the flywheel are for cooling

[@VenturiLife]

@@alanlegg9972 They think of everything!

[@snowgum8333]

Engine rebuilding is a tedious task but it's worth the money you saved..and the joy you feel is priceless.. when you get the engine running again,,

[@kawasakiwaverunning]

love this video!! no electrical tool, all man power and rich repair experiences!

[@jonredd650]

Why don't be they just buy a new one?🤔

[@kawasakiwaverunning]

@@jonredd650 here is India google it see how rich is the India people income GDP, not Japanese or USA. But their repair skills are so unique!! Your comment is like "Let them eat cake” is the most famous quote attributed to Marie-Antoinette, the queen of France during the French Revolution"

[@Kamanya]

And not a torque wrench in sight. Utterly brilliant. University of life!

[@tariqnawaz2530]

just silicone and slap it together

[@gordonpeden6234]

It's easy when you know how! Amazing!!

[@pakistan1103]

MashaAllah amazing work Almighty Allah bless there hard work inshaAllah

[@patrickjm3487]

These young lads should be in their own shop for reconditioning engines gearbox’s and the rest)) There known to be the best of the best This video just proves it all !! The way they stripped out that engine takes some knowledge and skill!! There the best I’ve ever seen in my life And these guys don’t get have the credit for their outstanding work they are the best simple as )) When they were stripping the engine down there must have been at least 30 different parts and places to fit back on how did they know what bolts to put on at certain parts being fitted Totally amazing mind blowing stuff some of them are only in their teens Ffs You all should be very proud of yourselfs for the work you do)) god bless ya all

[@jameswolfe4712]

Although they knew how to disassemble and reassemble this engine is a bomb waiting to happen. I admire there v hard work. But use gaskets, new bolts amd a torque wrench. You can not assemble an engine without torque. It just want last. Period. These looked like same bolts. If so it want last a week or two. Bolts stretch and can never be reused. If they were new. Then yippy. Still want last without torque. You torque be able when engine gets hot. The bolts stretch then relax. Again admirable, buy want last no time.

[@IrfanMahmood64]

@@jameswolfe4712 That's what you think.... They did their job done with minimum resources and very basic tools. I salute them all for their efforts ☺️. God bless you guys don't worry one you gonna get better tools and workshops there in Pakistan.

[@schitthe]

Absolutely interesting video, great work! Why don’t you publish this kind of videos in normal speed? Would make watching much easier - despite the possibility of adjusting the video speed within youtube

[@Prof.Polymath]

After all that, they find out he’d only ran out of fuel 🤣 great teamwork though, but not sure why they’re stripping the whole thing down? Would be nice to hear them work in real-time. They seem very harmonious for such a mixed group. Well done chaps. 👍🏼

[@doctor_who1]

is the truck still stuck or did it move?

[@Hillbilly1959]

Simply AMAZING, job well done on not just the job, but the teamwork as well. SAYYYYLUTE!

[@rar7631]

With such a great bunch of guys working on that engine I bet it now runs like a clock 😁

[@Native_love]

Wow these guys work fast! I've never seen anyone work that fast!

[@salmanskippy]

These talented workers working together on an engine like honey bees working together on a flower. That's amazing. Pakistani labor is very talented but sadly very underpaid and over worked for their hard work. Mechanics here in Canada 🇨🇦 don't even bother overhauling this kinda engine. They just scrap it and swap a new, used or rebuild engine into the vehicle.

[@EUROSPORTS4TECH]

Yeah

[@petercampbell1478]

How much does it cost for a rebuild like this in Pakistan? Total respect for these workers.

[@g-randhawa8581]

@@petercampbell1478 less than $500 USD included labour and everything.

[@Pfirtzer]

Well Canadian will have to learn a lesson, as Mr Klaus Schwab the global Nazi villain will have them poor and in camps, they will owe nothing and will be happy.

[@lisab3396]

Another Absolutely Fantastic Show of Learning and Perseverance. Watching the young lad learning was a joy in itself! >> "The Young Apprentice". My only disappointments on this was 1) I didn't get to see the engine painted. 2) I didn't get to see it re-installed into the truck and run. and last, 3) I didn't get to see Micky an Mini Mouse. 👍🤣

[@josemarcioribeiro2325]

😄😄😄😄

[@mrchoudry276]

i hope this youtube channel pays these kids

[@josedieguez8754]

I will love to see them take apart an airplane turbine engine ! 👍👍

[@JayFude]

I can't help it, the sped up voices, and taking apart an engine, it's like human-jawa hybrids!

[@Deadman7782]

So that's how George Lucas made jawa language XD

[@alzeNL]

houteneeeeee !

[@fjb6407]

Oh stop it.

[@rogerchurch3804]

the engine doctors repair team is here too amazing!!!*

[@Deleteitalready]

Hard to believe, but then again we are blessed with correct teaching and the tools for the job.

[@DaleDirt]

These guys are amazing , I appreciate there hard work . They are doing things that nobody can .

[@eliesiocamposcampos9736]

Os melhores mecânicos do mundo sem frescura sem bancada, eu 10 minutos agachado assim não me levanto maiskkkkk

[@neyart3724]

Mecânico bom, usa torquímetro. Não vi nenhum no vídeo.

[@HaiNguyen-xk3nq]

Ở HN nnjjjio

[@fbilangame]

@@neyart3724 o video está ai pra te provar que as "regras" são para ser quebradas

[@SecretPesch]

O corpo deles foi feito pra passar horas agachado assim. Outro dia tava mexendo nas luzes de um carro, fiquei 1h agachado e ja tava com dor na coluna, na perna e no tornozelo.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sabitbajramoski9143]

@@neyart3724 without a moment. the engine can not run. this is a toy thing.🙄

[@Duh6666666]

Snap-on couldn't get better advertising than sending them a kit. Man, these folks work well and hard, impressive.

[@j.antoniovarela5982]

I like How They All Work In Synch. Everyone Has Something to Do. No Time Is Wasted. Pure Efficiency. Bravo!

[@stevedibiase728]

These guys make even a Nascar pit crew proud...bet wasn't a nut bolt screw or washer left over on reassembly either. thumbs up men.

[@lshomedesign]

Wao....It's amazing....💝💝

[@666goats]

why dont you marry it then

[@الهدهد-ذ4ص]

@@666goats why not.in the end is a human being and a love has not difference

[@keenanradney8715]

I have never seen anything like this in my life, very very impressed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidduncanson9296]

outstanding well done.. men with great talent. if you lived closer i would love to give you mine to do,,, excellent video take care stay safe David

[@bobcha4224]

Excellent Bravo ! Je suis impressionné ! May God bless you all.

[@pridsi]

Here in old Europe we have to use a torque wrench on the tightening force and the order of tightening of the bolts. Masters of renovation ;-)

[@rulpena]

and no gaskets at all, this motor will start to leak in less than a week

[@alexm761]

@@rulpena old and rusty water pump ... no way back to a engine

[@nainitalism]

@@rulpena You guys are experts in everything !

[@nainitalism]

@@alexm761 You're a genius. A rusty pump and you right it off as being in effective .

[@eloimumford5247]

I learn a lot how a motor works , so many details . Thanks.

[@cynic247]

And not a power tool in sight. Striped and rebuilt by hand. Amazing...

[@mauro72-v9m]

Me emociona ver a estos muchachitos bien animados haciendo su trabajo. Les mando un saludo desde mty nl mexico, ellos van a ser el mtor economico de su comunidad local. Dios los bendecira porque son gente noble y trabajadora

[@David-lb4te]

I wish the channel would show the engine being tested after the rebuild. These videos end too quickly.

[@fjb4932]

"...tested..." lol It's "tested" by the 1st drive. When you have confidence in your work, " Good to Go !"

[@Hamchunk1968]

I don't think that shop could test that engine, though I've seen other vids where folks have started up an engine in a barn. The motor sitting on some 4x4s.

[@zulfqarshah6444]

They will start the engine on the floor of the work shop and it will do its running where it is rebuilt please don't voice over the commentary thank you...

[@steveaustin4600]

tested, it blew up before it was fitted

[@steveaustin4600]

@@zulfqarshah6444 i would like to see that

[@papacongas]

It's amazing! what they do, with what they have..... No power tools! Beautiful work!

[@robinson2111]

Tem que amar a profissão. Há quantidade de parafusos é demais. Parabéns 👏👏👏🤝🤝🤝👍👍👍🇧🇷

[@josifristic9363]

Svaka čast, najbolji ste

[@robertklein9190]

I think these guys are pretty experienced, they know how to tighten. I've seen supposedly rebuilds fail even with all best practices followed, even factory engines can't make it off the assembly line. This truck is probably overloaded already and doing just fine.

[@AKAtheA]

"know how to tighten" uhh huh, stuff like criss-cross tightening of circular patterns or specific tightening patterns for the head (or a torque wrench...) are clearly considered western decadence there :P Also, what in Allah is that sound at 34:28??? The engine should not be making grinding noises *after* a rebuild!

[@martinauriemma2518]

​@@AKAtheA It sounds to me like sticky assembly lube

[@9249-x8d]

No, they don't. You need a torque wrench at least for the main bearings, rod bearings and the head. The head screws need more torque then in the video. They do good work for the tools they have. But i think this kind of repairs aren't cheep. So they do repairs for like 1.000 USD they also can buy a torque wrench for 100 USD.

[@eddierams9516]

Westners should learn and respect other people hard work . Btw bravo for these little kids . Mind blowing 💞💞💞💞

[@tpformybunghole1974]

I'm proud of those young boys learning a way to earn a living, especially being we live in a country where WAY TOO MANY adults are allowed to lay around all day living off the fruits of the working man. Why are only criminals made to do roadside cleanups yet there's plenty of people milking the system that are doing absolutely zero to pay for their existence on this planet.

[@Humblegrind710___]

iv been looking for a comment like this my whole adult hood .

[@happyyoggi3894]

engine rebuilt without the electric tools, only hand tools. Government should set up place like this for car repair for homeless people so they can make some money out of it. Provide land, electricity, mechanic (local or import) to train the homeless.

[@rolandvasquez7844]

THESE GUYS ARE AMAZING; FAMILY AFFAIR 👍