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a quarter of a tenth of eighth of a inch....othrwise 1 mm

i think it's not the engineers fault but more brands that what things designed so they can't be fixed so people have to buy new ones

I moved an entire building 4 blocks by doing this .

A good engineer makes things unrepairable, so the company sells more product. E.g. iPhones with custom screws and the built in battery.

Or it was messed up in production

now how you gonna hold that crank pulley in one place? get easel an impact and enjoy watching tv with the time saved

The reason we need mechanics is because engineers hate consumers.

Definitely a engineers choice

Try designing an engine

EVERY mechanic knows about a cheater bar.

Time for the true story. In 1959, the head engineer for GM came home and caught his wife in bed with a mechanic.😢 sad but true.

You can always tell an engineer, just not much. Cheers.

Engineers hate stupid mechanics!

you don't need to remove that bolt unless you are removing the cover which requires removing the pulley.............

Dodge stealth is notorious for mechanic not wanting anything to do with them.

No. Mechanics don’t like engineers

No whyalwaysruion yortools no no

I always thought slip joint pliers were useless until I got the Knipex ones. Those are now one of my favourite tools.

Any competent person will know that there's the right tool for the right job. The fool who posted this video is far from barely able.

"if it has been put together, it can be taken apart" stop yappin, get working

Goodbye warranty!

From an engineer to a mechanic stop being lazy and pull the crank pulley

Wheels work better

Aah i know that bolt, its a german bolt. And i know exactly what kind of wrench you need fellas

ENGINEERS: The world's first iteration of Artificial Intelligence.

That single bolt will make you swap over to a Tesla

Take the wheel off you knob 🙌

Never do this using a ratchet unless you wanna keep buying new ones, 🥴👍

If only they would design a removable pulley.

That engineer wanted you to remove that crank pulley before removing that bolt.

Should not have bought a Stellantis made car, in a Toyota the oil drain plug is on the bottom, probably on the side in German cars.

Where else is it supposed to go?

All my blood blisters thank you for this video. Can’t count number of times I’ve been pinched by vise grips

This works ok but if you have a super far distance to go in a big building with concrete floor eventually the cardboard wears through and it comes to an abrupt stop 😂

Looks like the crank pulley would need to come off anyways.

Built my first 350 in the garage floor.

Theres a guy out there more accurate than quarter of an eighth or tenth of an inch Bro make up your mind😂😂

liter of cola

No it has nothing to do with the relationship. But maybe the education of engineers in the US is not sufficient.

What’s that in metric?!

The engineer probably did that specific part only and was barely told were it goes. We usually have no intention to make work on parts hard. We just can't tell from standalone parts. This is a huge issue in engineering and a major challenge for most design processes. TLDR: Sorry we didn't mean to

And taking the crank pully off... might as well buy a new engine, right? 🤷‍♂️

That bolt has no business coming off if the balancer is still on kiddo. Mechanic here. A real one.

Wait, he's gotta point

Oh no! Remove the crank pulley and quit crying.

I have an old pair of craftaman where the lever releases in reverse, meaning you push to the stationary handle, and i love those. I have yet to bust a knuckle with em.

That's fucked

Dumb

15 seconds of my life that I will never get back. Can't wait to see your next video.....NOT

It goes more like this: Engineer: "why is this bolt here, its not serviceable at all we need to move it" Manager: "be realistic here, changing that is not within scope, too expensive"