Cutting Holes In My Lamborghini Murcielago To Fix It??? But Then We Broke It Again!
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Wizard: I need you to sign this form
Tyler: Signs without reading
Hoovie’s next episode: Why I’m giving all my cars and my house to my mechanic
I think the cars are worth more to the Wizard when they're in Hoovie's hands!
It was just a kidney, one from everyone in his family ...
It is just normal boilerplate lawyer speak ensuring Hoovie gives ten percent of his youtube audience to the wizard in perpetuity.
On the pail?
And kids. And dog.
The transmission shifting is THE coolest thing i've ever seen. That was super cool
So rhythmic! Almost like a beat!
definitely worth cutting the line tbh
Transparent cover essential now
You don't appreciate the engineering that goes into these until you see something like that...
Watch it in 2x speed and it’s a cool beat
Hoovie: “Dumbest automotive channel on all of TH-cam”
Wizard: *Nods vigorously*
I laughed my head off when I saw that XD
Well it is so true
As Hoovie laughs all the way to the Bank...💲💲🤣🤣 & Wizard does too..😎
This has to be on the short list of your best videos ever. Bravo.
I think this is one of the best Hoovie/Wizard videos. Maybe to put it on both channels and lets share it widely.
Was going to say that too :)
Faacts!
Was just thinking that as well, this is what its all about!
Agreed, excellent video, there’s no rehearsing gold like this.
That's not a token of appreciation. That's a token of depreciation.
i said that out loud and I came to comment it goddamnit
I came here to say that as well!
He should make key chains out of them.
Actually, it's a token of trepanation
Wizard, you need to seal the carbon where you have cut it otherwise their is a risk of delamination of the carbon that could cause massive degradation of the structural integrity, use an epoxy glue to seal the bare carbon where it has been cut
Use EA9394, you could also try EC2216
I completely agree I had to do that on carbon hood it will also stress fracture and become a spot for moisture to hold and freeze and expand there and you live up north
The structural integrity of that carbon tunnel is severely compromised now. It can be repaired, but the original pieces will need to be epoxied in place and a thick layer of carbon placed over it.
@@BigBisalreadytaken epoxy doesn't load well in tension. It needs titanium or balanced carbon doublers. I doubt the oem would provide you with a ply lay-up to design an adequate repair.
and it's gonna delaminate why? this comment reads like somebody whose experience with composites is strictly from reading google.
Never seen actual concern in Wizard’s eyes before. That’s slightly scary.
Chris Pofahl The “omg, what have I done?!” Face.
Been there.
never seen him deliberately write off a multi hundred thousand dollar vehicle before either
He was counting the $$ that cut cost him. Been there, done that - but damn - why didn't they check that thing out completely before installing?
@@michaellaporta6844 they did. They knew it was there. They thought they were going to miss it. They didn't.
I work with carbon fiber composites daily. I recommend using an epoxy to seal the cut edges so no moisture gets between the plies.
Agreed. I would epoxy to seal the edges and glue or bolt a slat in place so I could epoxy the 3 pieces for each hole back into the tunnel too.
No worries that will be where the car breaks in half and burns.
The funniest part is at the end where they're talking about how it is all fine yet the car is smoking in the background
The car wasn't even smoking.
I would have done the same.
FYI; Use a respirator when cutting fiber materials.
yeah really - the car can be replaced but that's optional, a lung transplant not so much
agree...it's fiber glass.
@@wrxzboost carbon fiber. Even WORSE!
Yes. Carbon fiber particulates cause cancer. The Marine Corps made that very clear to anyone who works on aircraft. Because they don't want to pay disability.
Carbon fibre, fibre glass, fuel and oil are all carcinogenic
"I am crying tears." Points to his forehead. Clearly has never cried. The human-shaped bio suit is glitching.
Oh dear. Wondering what‘s underneath the suit...
@@mathijsdevries728 I'm picturing a starfish-like alien about the size of a cat that breathes liquid methanol and can move distant things with its mind.
Wizard: "It's probably not good for us to breath in"
Hoovie moves in with the camera: *let me capture this moment from an inch distance*
"Laughed out of the Lamborghini factory"
Isn't that how Ferrari ended up with Lamborghini as a competitor in the first place?
Check out Tyrrell's Garage for that story!
thatotherguy27
That had to do with the transmission too!
Ferrari was using the same type clutch as Lamborghini in his tractors but charging three times the price!
Thats how another car company started, i can't remember who at the moment 😂
They've become what they sought to destroy
They never learn
I think that you INCREASED the value of the car by making it more serviceable.
Certainly increased it by making it run!
The only serviceable lambo transmission. That’s a rare car bro.
Less weight too.
Should've been a factory hole there instead of removing the whole thing.
"I'm puttin' speed-holes in my car... Makes it go faster!"
-Homer Simpson
The Swiss Cheese version of Lambo.
Also... Vice Grip Garage 😁
LOL! Thinking the same thing
Next episode: why my Murcielago is getting the engine and transmission removed AGAIN! Forgot to try reverse!
"Welcome to Hoovie's garage, the dumbest automotive channel in all of TH-cam"
*Wizard nods vigorously in the background*
Loved that part.
i watched that part like 5 times, couldnt stop cackling
Came here to post this. Was not disappointed. 😎
Wizard : "While'm drilling the holes if u want u can do the sucking"
Hoovie O.....k
Dude this is hilarious 😂
DrillIng out the glory hole
😂😂😂 best comment!
Wizard I wanted to do the sucking
Can’t stop laughing!
Very Doubtful about the cancer issues. The amount was so small. If I did this daily however, indeed Id wear a mask and what not.
Ya did well wizard. Clean holes👍🏼
I wish I could find a mechanic like you in Atlanta
You two should make Murcielago carbon fiber tokens giveaway 🤘
@Honda 250R Yep it's good to have masks, they don't cost that much even now with an increased demand due to the coronavirus.
Silicosis. Search it.
There's nothing wrong with this. Doesn't matter if it's a Lambo or any other sled. Cost vs. just fixing it..
I agree
Had a '79 Nova decades ago (no A/C) with a leaking heater core. Didn't feel like taking the dashboard apart to get to it, so just cut the engine compartment heater core housing apart, replaced the heater core from the backside, and then used sheet metal strips and pop rivets to put the thing back together.
only problem is the carbon fiber is structural. 1 hole would be fine 2 is questionable
justin j I can assure you that these small holes are not enough to cause any issues, if it was that close to borderline then they wouldn’t have been able to safely make the car a roadster like this one is.
Car Wizard (and Hoovie though he wasn't in the dust as much): That glassy-looking fiber looks more like fiberglass than carbon fiber, but then again I just realized I don't know what carbon fiber looks like when you saw through it. Interesting trivia: Your lungs CANNOT clear carbon dust. Once it's in there, it's there for life. The lungs can detect it and keep trying to clear it, and over the years those constant reactions cause more and more scarring to build up in the lungs. It keeps getting worse until you can't breathe. The reason I know is because my grandfather had black lung disease from working in a coal mine and I looked it up to see what it is. Interesting anecdote: A guy who worked in a body shop told me it's very rare to see a body worker over 50 don't make it much past the age of 50 because many of them don't use masks when they paint, which is even worse than working in a coal mine--lots worse--and they tend to die before they get far into their 50s. I do not have any medical backing or scientific evidence for this, it's just something a guy who worked in a body shop said to me, but for all I know it could be true. Ok, look. I'll just man up and say it. I'm worried about your health so when you're doing something that produces dust I'd really like it better if you wore a mask when doing dusty work. You might not think breathing is your favorite thing to do but you'll sure well know it is if you can't (may that never happen.)
So right. Wear a mask. But this was otherwise the best yet. Real emotion.
"But at least its not the corona virus amirite guys"
I actually burst out laughing when (20 seconds in) the Wizard enthusiastically agrees with nods at Tyler’s ‘dumbest automotive channel’ statement 😂😂😂
Well spotted 😄😄
Hoovie: Doesn't cut a trap door to replace his Z28's fuel pump
Also Hoovie: Cuts two trap doors in his Lambo
I was screaming at the screen for them to do that for the Z28
It's just poopy carbon fibre, it's under a matt (not saying to hide work but it's not shoddy work and it won't look bad) So overall a good fix and a smart fix. The ammount you would ''lose'' in value you would pay that and some in the cost of the repair lol. Now don't be doing crappy repairs and just like silicon rust and stuff with cardboard and do some hillbilly crap, that's shoddy.
@@ironymatt I am not too proud to say I have cut "trap doors" in cars when it made sense. If you can avoid an engine out procedure by all means cut whatever.
@ lol the only way to repair that is replace the tub, it has destroyed the structural rigidity and strength. The car is a write-off
i was so confused. Everyone cuts a hole to do z28 fuel pumps.
In a few months: My Lamborghini split in half on the highway
Yeah, with how thick that carbon was, it def looked structurally required lol
Guys.. If there ever is a time to wear a mask it's when you're cutting carbon fiber..
This!! ☝️
Long sleeves can be useful too, carbon fiber dust is so itching!
ok safety bob go look for some open toed shoes on the jobsite...
Yikes
There are two camps, these guys are clearly from the "safety second, get the goddamnjobdone first" faction. I am agnostic, but I lean towards the "safety second" camp.
There a bunch of engineers in Italy looking at this speechless, at the
E wizard and his Balls and resolve.
The only thing crazy about this is not wearing masks when drilling and cutting carbon fiber!!!! C'mon guys, we want you to be around for a long time to make more videos!!!
I was thinking the same thing. I thought a coment about this would be much higher.
@@qv81 Same here, this is stupid but not for Hoovies reasons
New Code appears: "carbon fiber tunnel incomplete, please do it proberly"
🤣👍🏻
Proberly?
Gregory Perkins yes, not properly. Proberly.
@@toyota420xp Actually.........proberlissimo
Watching that e-gear operate through the access hole opened up was insanely cool, and I wonder how few people have ever seen that in action before
When wizzy realised he slice the hydraulic line he genuinely looked like he wanted to cry
Duck Tape......or maybe Gorilla Glue, Get a portable hydraulic crimpy ( not a word) thingy and bypass the sucker. Don't worry can't see it from my house mentality will go far. :)
that was the look of a guy who realised he has to replace a 1000$ hydraulic line for a guy like Tyler for free
@@HoLDoN4Sec hoovie signed the waiver , it's all on hoovie.
Before I cut anything I always check the other side. He could have easily moved that line beforehand or sandwiched a metal plate between the line/tunnel. Just lazy work there. Damn thing was on a lift he could have checked.
@@lolhowmad What does it being on a lift have to do with this? You can't see that from underneath, that cut out is above the transmission. Literally no way to see that until after you cut it.
Wow! That operation of the gears was amazing! You've got gold there to be honest. No one else in the world probably has footage of that. It's crazy to think how close the transmission is to the occupants. You basically rest your arm on it.
No kidding. It's amazing how much shit is spinning at like 20,000 RPM right beside you and you never think about it
@@dylanhale7300 Literally no component in that whole setup is ever spinning anywhere near 20k RPM....
thearcher don’t get your panties in a bunch - it’s just a bit of hyperbole sonny jim
@@gordongordon98 But many of us have had 200,000+ rpms in our mouths.
Cutting access holes made perfect sense in that situation and saved a huge amount of time and hassle.
Great idea and great job!
Hoovie: "This is the most red-kneck fix for a Lambo ever."
Tavarish: "Hold my beer."
lol
Poor wizard, he looks as if someone asked him to hurt a kitten :(
Yep he was up for doing that mod one bit and looked pissed when the line was cut , laurel and hardy “look what you made me do .” ⭐️
Just love how calm & methodical The Wizard is. What Hoovie & him have done together is great. It's nice to see The Wiz 🧙♂️ vids getting better & better. Great channels 👌🏻 Thank you for the great content & entertainment.
What to admire? He could put his fingers before cutting the level ING pressure line and find out that it is there. Measure twice cut once
@@adamt3332 It would also be his job to deny doing such bs "repairs" to begin with. If the transmission has to come out again, well, so be it.
@@fbnx4219 yes he could but choose different option and failed
This is one of your best videos in a while. I love how cool it was to look inside that transmission while it was working.
Right? It was worth the watch just to see that!
I'm fine with putting the holes in but you should be wearing masks while doing it. Carbon fibre dust is not the stuff you want to breathe in...
I was going to post my own comment on this then decided to scroll down and see if anyone else did first.
That shit will hurt you almost as fast as a peaceful protester with a malatov cocktail....
@@muskokamike127 Molotov.
the moment he fully cut the hole and a bunch of dust came out, I was like "that's probably not healthy"
Yeeeah, that stuff can be nasty. Doesn't go away, can cause scarring and other nastiness. This isn't the usual kind of safety precaution with wearing a mask like sanding a frame rail, this stuff is dangerous at the molecular level.
Next on Hoovie’s garage: Here’s everything wrong with my used iron lung.
Lambo: "did it work?"
Ferrari: "You did WHAT? We have dispatched a hit team. Stay where you are."
Lamborghini: Look at the rigidity of our carbon tub
Hoovie in G-man's voice: We'll see about that!
Ya gotta do what ya gotta do!!
Exactly! Massive torsional stiffness reduction.
these small holes are not going to cause any issues. the damn thing is already a roadster after all
@@kinafermusic2456
After they removed the roof, where do you think they put the body reinforcements?
6 guesses, the first 5 don't count.
ROTFLMAO, exactly my thoughts ! 🤣🤣🤣
This car is more like a 'have mercy-elago' at this point.
Great pun
You should trademark that, it's a great name!
Mercy-won'tGo
Yeah by now if it was a horse you'd already put it out of his misery.
Hoovie , I’ve watched you do some crazy things but I have to tip my hat to your commitment . You are a true enthusiast and your passion runs deeper than any holes the wizard can drill . Thanks for the education bro !
Gotta love the wizard! The sheer amount of ambiguity he’s has to deal with in this project!
"probably not good for us to breathe" zooms in closer in the next shot
I feel like they should have, at a minimum inspected deeper into the trans. Or replaced the sensors out right before installing. More importantly they really need to seal those cuts in the carbon fiber; with the composite exposed it will wick up moisture, which will lead to delamination of the composite.
yeah this was some stupid shit.
This is idiotic agreed
You are a genius, captain obvious 🙄
"That is why no one will remember your name" - Achilles
By far, one of Hoovie's best videos. THIS WAS GREAT!
The E-Gear test reminds me of that scene in The Terminator when you see the inner workings of the T800's arm as its "fingers" move around
Yeeeesss!!!
One of your best vids so far, Hoovie. Congrats. And a big thumbs up to Wizard. You make a good team.
Viewers: "You need to wear a mask when cutting carbon fibre"
Hoovie: "THEY WANT TO THROW GOD'S WONDERFUL BREATHING SYSTEM OUT!"
Lol is that from Charlie/penguinz0
@@brysonkuhn3290 I believe that was an Anti-Masker quote from the recent Palm Beach commissioner's meeting (that went viral).
This wins comment of the day...nay the month!
Ahhh Floridians
Ahh a fellow scholar
I have another level of respect for Car Wizard wanting the waiver signed.
Considering the troll response videos he's made, he might be a little sensitive to people suggesting he takes advantage of hooptie hoovie.
He IS a wizard! GREAT problem solving and kudos Hoovie for allowing for the access holes!
That was amazing to watch especially actually getting to see the e-gear switch though all the gears. The extreme joy on Hoovie's face when this actually worked is every weekend mechanic's dream.
Love it! As a guy who tries to do everything on my own cars I appreciate you going full send on this exotic.
It amazing that what makes all that engineering work is two parts that look like what you could find at Radio Shack
The pain in wizard's eyes when he slices the line 😂
Wizard: “You’re sure you want to do this? We can stop at anytime.” (Please stop me...don’t make me do this...)
Hoovie needs a safe word
It sounded like the guy having to dig the hole for the dead stripper in that movie.
Was the tunnel structural?
PPE?
13:03
That's Hoovie expressing his jubilation.
You meant 12:20.
As someone who has worked a little with carbon fiber, I can only feel pity for you after seeing you handle that rough-cut carbon fiber. Its like fiberglass but worse.
Plus cutting it without respiratory protection... So sketchy. Also, Lamborghini wouldn't put in those access panels because it would cause a massive in torsional stiffness.
@Archimedes Good analysis, but aren't the gears always engaged? Isn't it the shifting dogs which actually mate/unmate?
@@TucsonDude is this a motorcycle style box ? 🤔?
100% what I was thinking. Plus, Hoovie wasn't wearing eye protection.
@Archimedes im gonna have to disagree on that one. I work a lot with manual transmissions and ive seen that happen a bunch of times and its always bearing failure that cause the gears to eat each other like that.
Tyler- yesssss, yesssss, YESSSSS!
Wizard- I’ll have what he’s having
Best vlog ever Hoovie.
What a ride from start to finish.
For sale: Lamborghini. Adult owned, never sliced into. *wait, what?*
"These are speed holes, they make the car go faster."
@@TheRealAlpha2 It is technically lighter now.
When they drilled the first hole I held my breath without even thinking. I have machined similar materials. I called it Death Plastic and wore a mask.
according to certain elements of our society, its all about freedom
Genuine happiness from both gentlemen.
"Light at the end of the tunnel"
Especially after cutting holes in the transmission tunnel!
As Commander Montgomery Scott said in Star Trek III: "The more complicated they make the plumbing, the easier it is to clog up the drain!"
I'm working my way through the whole story - it's fascinating! Three notes from this vid - flexible inspection camera, safety glasses and dust masks. (Not that I'll ever be cutting holes into the transmission tunnel of a Lamborghini!) Looking forward to the next vid already....
Important precautions when drilling or cutting composites: constant air extraction, gloves and respiratory protection!
Or just have the vacuum on
@@AndyK.1 that is the air extraction bit.. 1 down 2 to go
When Wizard yeeks "it's working!" He sounds like young Anikin Skywalker with his pod racer. YIPPEE! Is Wizard a chosen one with the FORCE!
I was picturing Doc from BTTF, when he sends the DeLorean back to 1985.
TIL: Sometimes, when doing business with friends, you just might want to have an attorney on retainer.
For the sake of a friendship, (let alone standard business practices [especially with youtube and social media]) cannot blame our wise wizard.
Solid plan, well executed. I'd have been sorely tempted to do the same myself.
3 videos in 1 week... 2020 might actually be turning around!
You are lucky to have your Wizard that fixes things and not just replace new parts. Keep up The great videos.
Did Tavarish give you this repair idea??
“Just cut a hole in it!!”
Did he say, “token of depreciation?” 😂
Defenerly not the dumbest car channel on youtube. Well done capturing that transmission learning process.
Congratulations on your working E-Gear transmission! That was awesome seeing the internal shifting through the hole!
Next week on Hoovies Garage, Lamborghini snaps in half going over a speed bump. 😂
10:13 "Well, right here's yer problem" 16:20 Hoovie's a genius....? Lambo engineers are gobsmacked.
Hoovie: "You really got a lawyer for this one?" Wizard: Haha yeah...
Swiss cheese Lamborghini
Tyler signs waiver....Wizard then cuts through high pressure hose...thats irony
"Connecting the front hole and the back hole to make one biig hole"
"Yess"
😂
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Gave the lambo an episomidy
No. You need friction & options for a successful result.
Edit: There was also mention of sucking. This is a quality job.
@@Yet_Another_Steve Who needs lube, when you have spittle?
So happy for you Tyler! Happy to see it’s working out for you! Excited for the videos for when it’s on the road!
Why all the hesitation? I would do that to my 2005 Yaris in a heartbeat!
Ole Kristensen obviously because carbon is so cheap it might crack when cut while the much more expensive plastic used in the yaris is way more tolerant, but I wouldn't recommend it since the Yaris would lose some of it's collectability
This gives us a whole new meaning to the phrase, "A Lamborghini with an A-hole in it."
When they did the fuel pump on the Z28, the entire time I was just thinking fold down the back seat, pull back the carpet, and cut a hole. Then they do it on a lambo.
I had to do the same thing to my Hummer H1. Chopped a trap door into the tunnel over the gas tank to access the fuel sender unit. But definitely, agreed, why not do both or none...
Came here to post this. They wouldn't cut a hole in a z28 but lambo, hold my beer!
smf333 said Bam Margera, circa 2003 🤣
I had a mouse chew through the fuel line on top of the tank on my '06 Corolla. I removed the back seat, in preparation of measuring and cutting a hole to access the top of the fuel pump where the line attached. Toyota beat me to the punch. There was a metal panel right over the fuel pump, held down by three screws.
No problem with Access openings ; wow , that CF was at least 1/4" thick! It was really cool watching the trans. shift levers go through the cycling - during programming.
"You can't just drill a hole in a lamborghini Murcielago!"
Hoovie: Haha power drill goes BRRRRRR!
This is what I LOVE to see! Thinking outside the box.
Love this video.
Same here
That is by far the best car video ever 😍😍😍 it simplifies the effect and value of car videos on TH-cam specially from a dedicated team.... keep on it 👍👌
The greatest pairing since Laurel and Hardy. Love these guys!
"I wouldn't call it grand."
Narrator: "He would later it call about 20 grand."
*spits out tea
The Wizard is a cool dude, good job you found him!
I was holding my breath from all that Carbon dust just watching from home!!!
Same here lol
I could smell and feel it through the screen
100%.
Supposedly carbon dust is extremely bad for you. They should have been wearing masks at least
Yeah carbon fiber dust is like tiny needles once it gets into your lungs. Breathing it is like breathing asbestos
Cutting holes in it adds to the "Hooptie factor"
He'll have no problem selling this car
They're speed holes lol
Weight reduction!
Hey, it's also a weight reduction, it probably lost about 5 ounces!
@@dixonmenchaca7235 nice Simpson's reference
I like Dave, a real down to earth mechanic, real world issues shown to us viewers.
The shifting noise is so satisfying.
True mechanic wisdom: As long as you fix more than you break in the process, all is fine.
12:43 "🎶 I can feel it, coming in the air tonight, Oh Lord🎶"
I'm shocked you didn't inspect that used transmission before installation, especially in a job this time consuming.
It's not really shocking, remember that there was a plate covering those things so not an obvious failure without removing it. I mean sure they should have figured out what sort of things might need to be inspected but I would argue that it was something on the level of checking the planetary gears in your standard auto transmission. Plus they might have assumed that the place they got it from checked it out and knew it was a working transmission. Heck maybe they were even told it was.
I'm wondering something else... If the original transmission shifted, but had a broken gear, wouldn't it have been repaired by swapping the equivalent gear from the junkyard box?
@@vtr0104 that wouldn't be wise, since at least one gear lost a couple of teeth, that means that there was loose metal shards banging around the whole transmission wich in turn probably damaged or stressed a lot of other fast moving metal components.
@@transtubular Politely disagree. If you're doing big work, you check variables. Especially considering it exhibited previous damage and only required a few screws to examine.
I guess Wizard typically deals with new/OEM replacements, so not something he deals with very often. I feel for the guy.
Hindsight is 2020
great video. thanks for sharing that footage of the trans diagnostic.
Good job! Big fan of “Doing whatever it takes!” Also good for content.
I thought drilling the holes to access the parts was a brilliant idea. I’d have done the same Hoovie.
YEP!! Both the Car Wizard and Hoovie know the deal. Smart mechanics that think together vs follow-the-book mechanics can come out ahead if the 'thinking' is valid.
Yep, just like fuel pump on GM SUV ; )
Kenneth Hicks or the heat/air conditioner blend door on mid to late 90s and up Ford Rangers and Explorers. I cut a hole in the plastic HVAC box so I could reach in and change the position of the door that would change it from heat to A/C. 10 minutes and $0 in parts. Put some foil or duct tape over it and you’re good to go.