How to remove valve guides from a Flathead Willys L134 engine

[@scottpetrie8707]

Hurry up. Need more. I don’t watch TV so need more content

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

There will be a bunch more soon. I’ll be unveiling my new project on there soon too.

[@187manowar]

Nice work Seth. Always impressive work.

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

Thanks! Not sure how impressive it was but it got the job done and no one got hurt 😆

[@greywolfwalking6359]

Thanks again for sharing this " how- to"..
Great job teach!!
K/W better be very happy that you're out here (teachin, n ,representing) for them...awesome!
🤙🦊🧙‍♂️🐺👍

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

Thanks man! Yes, Kaiser Willys has been great to work with!

[@michelle-lz8tg]

good info as always...i'm amazed at the abuse these engines can take...both while running or after being tossed in a swamp for decades...there is always a way to bring them back to life...i have to do this job on my F-134....eventually

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

Thanks. Yeah they are tough old birds!

[@LuminousBlueVariable]

Excellent video!! Thank you for sharing!

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@markbarnard1399]

Is the blue jeep an official willys color? If so, can you tell me which blue? Thanks.

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

It is not a Jeep color.