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Awesome video! Worked great!

After struggling to install 3 valves found this video. So much simpler!! Thank you!!

Bro thank you so much for this trick i didn't know what i was gonna do in the morning, because i don't have that special tool or money to rent it or buy it man thanks again. Im wondering what the you put in yhe bottom of the head to hold the valve tight to the cyl head if you can let me know, but thanks buddy

Thx bra

This technique worked like a charm on my 97 Camry, big thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Good day to you fam im not much of a mechanic myself but i have a built just like that but im having issues with the timing to get it started.

Coolest thing ever, I did my first four valves in 5 minutes. Thanks

Dude you’re an absolute life saver been just finessing these on with the socket and it’s taken me HOURS to do 13 of the 16 valves on this Toyota sequoia head. With this trick the last three took about 3 minutes🙏

A piece of sponge crammed into a socket is far more robust than a plastic sealey bag.

Thank you. Did the exact same thing and now mine works😊

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Thank you so much

Awesome video dude keep at it.

I'm using a cut up sponge inside a socket which works well also but I wanna try this method. I'll recommend if I feel different about this method

Thanks this helped me a lot.

Thank you!

But i can buy 2 or 3 bags i need to buy the whole box of 24 🤣

Someone give this man a medal. After an 1.5 hours of struggling and almost buying a $50 tool, i got all them in quickly after watching your video. Keep going broski!

can you build a 7age with a 20v black/silver top head? thinking of doing a budget build but not sure if that would work.

Thanks! Worked a treat.

Thanks, this really worked! I tried a number of materials, that double plastic was the winner

Thank you so much for this tip!

Happy birthday✌

Tried with plastic bags, but found it difficult, so used thick kitchen rubber glove... perfect, still got idea from Your video... Thanks 🙂

Did u have to remove any material from the block to fit the 4age oil pump?

For the water pump did u use 4age or 7afe?

Awesome built man, I keep re-watching all your mr2 videos for the 7afe built. Since you went with a .8mm gasket. What’s your compression ratio and what fuel grade are you using? P.s. I’m going to built me a 7afe for my 88 Corolla gts. Using the 88 gts big port head.

Going to use this on my miata. You just saved my back.

Bro All I gotta say is thank you…like for real for real..love you man and take care..was bout to buy and wait a week until I saw this thank you worked for me on my 1uzfe. Worked like a charm thank you❤❤❤

I tried this on a basic Toyota 2e 1.3 12v engine to replace valve stem seals while the head is on the engine and in the car..this combined with the 'Rope' Top dead centre method..(there many threads on it)..I changed valve stem seals with the head on my engine in my car in an hour or two..no more exhaust smoke from leaky seals and improved my timing aswell.Thanks for the awesome tip and trick. Just a note: for this to work you need to put a fair amount of elbow grease in it

great idea for weeker springs

I have been struggling (and cursing) trying to replace the valve seals on my NA MR2. Spent most of the day just on the exhaust valves on cyl. #1 (the easiest). Ready to give up. Tried your method, and I installed both exhaust keepers on cyl. #3 in 15 minutes. Nothing more satisfying than hearing the click of those keepers falling into place. THANK YOU for the tip.

Best tip ever!!!! Got all my stem seals done on my 7afe in about an hour. Thanks alot!!!

OH MY GOOD GOD! For and hour and a half I struggled trying to make the special tool work, saw this video gave it a try and the first valve is perfect! First try! Very helpful thank you!

Nicely put together, What timing belt did you use, haven’t seen that brand before, is it also 116 teeth?

I’m four valves in so far and tomorrow I’m going to use this method, thanks gonna save me at least an hour worth.

Loved hearing how happy you sounded on the first rip!

you're so lucky to be building an MR2, these aren't available at all anymore here in Iceland, where I live

you obviously know what you're doing, I threw a like on this after 30 seconds. I put a 7AFE in my '98 G6 Corolla you can see in the profile pic and always wished I had the skills to make it a 7AGE. I gained like 20 kW, though, so in my mind it was still worth it. I have the C161 6-speed transaxle, and it's barely hanging on, but the close ratios make the 1.8 feel very spiffy in this 3-dr hatch

this the last video?

2 years ago i bought a corolla, one year ago i started fixing it up and built it as my daily. now... I'mma build a motor for it

Oh wow the plastic bag trick works fantastic, thanks! I used this on my Mitsubishi 4A30T for my Minica Toppo.

which gasket n belt

Good video. Are you using the original 7afe piston and rods?

I got a question, can I use these same arp studs for a big port 4age off an Mr2 , ? If so is the torque the same you used ? , last question, I dropped all the shims and buckets on MORING , and now there all mixed up , how do I find out which one belonged to witch …? We’re can I get a hold of shims to

how is it going meanwhile?

All these tricks are great, but seem to work when gravity is working for you in the vertical. I'm pressing these onto a horizontal Kawasaki single cylinder mower engine.

You are a legend.

greetings champ i am new to your channel. I am an 4age 7age all the series but what whoul it cost me for you to build me a 7age fully redline with a 6 forward transmission to put into my Ae 100 corolla 1993 modle

What head gasket did you use for this build ? Thanks