VW Splitty Bus Brake removal - Hub cap clips - Sandblasting - Tires VW Split Bus Rescue Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Making progress, smashing thumbs, and boogering stuff up in the second installment of Project: Vandemic.. After dismounting the tires, we remove the hub cap clips from the wide five wheels by grinding off the rivets and punching them through. Then we fully disassemble the brakes, hardware, and backing plates before getting them cleaned up for sandblasting. Another homemade tool is explained when we remove that weird spacer on the rear axle. This project is moving fast, so subscribe now to see all of it start to finish!
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“How We Like It” by Dan Lebowitz, from the TH-cam Audio Library
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Another video of Haptic working on a split window? I’ll take your entire stock! Seriously though Haptic, keep up the good work!
Thanks Vistable, it's great to have you here. In the shop now doing stuff with things!
Looking good my friend! That tire machine is awesome!
Thanks CT- it's old and tired but it works great for my needs. Would you believe I traded a go cart for that thing?!?
Awesome man! It looks like it works pretty good!
Yeah, it needs a little help sometimes, but I'm grateful to have it. A vapor blaster would be cool too!
Another fantastic video brother!!! Love your editing as always, and the thoughts at the end!! Hope all is well and yes this is strange times for sure! Stay safe my friend!
Great to hear from you JW Classsic VW, glad you liked it. I really appreciate the support! Our hobby just keeps giving back, this time making social distancing a bit easier. You've been making amazing progress on Goose, keep it up!
Man you have all of the fun tools over there 🙄
Awesome video as always buddy, can’t wait to see how things progress.
Aww, they're all fun... even the old worn out stuff! Thanks for the support VWJawbreaker, ready to do some cruising ASAP!
Haptic Garage we could never have enough tools and equipment.... gotta work with what you have or make the tool.
Definitely ready for a cruise, just say when!
As soon as this thing is on the road, I'm down for it. For real, I want to drive on the beach!
Great channel, new subscriber from England
Thanks for joining the fun 125 SM, it's great to have you here!
Enjoyed this video, worth the time and effort sanding blasting.Brake lines are a pain to undo but keep up the good work sir and stay safe !!
Thanks vwcoco, yeah, sand blasting is a chore but works well. Glad to have the option. You stay safe as well and keep chugging on that Trekker!
remeber those little caesar pizza ads ? I have a brother ? Kinda of feel that way when I watch this guy ! I have splity (with lot more rust) up in the air doing brakes, bearings, an old coats tire machine, I used to have that parts washer, got a sandblaster, kroil, etc, things take longer than expected, and hey I did this a decade ago ! ... I used a drill to drill out those rivets - fast...found the tool but no idea where I put the rivets and clips...D'OHH
but I wear a respirator when sandblasting (I Hate to do that), and a Big BIG fan to push the soon dust away
The Little Caesar's ad is a new one, but I remember those! Yup, PPE is a pain but necessary for a lot of what we do in our shops. We take the good with the bad... Thanks for checking out the video!
Touching video, very nice.
The bus is going to be sweet.
That tire machine is sweet. Im dreading taking my magnesium gas burners to a shop to swap some tires on them.
Thanks Vintage Speed VW, glad you liked it and thanks for the support! The tire changer is old and tired but is really handy. I've had a few bad experiences at tire shops too, but like the one I use for balancing these days. I bet those mag rims look great!
@@HapticGarage they are 914 baby gas burners. Dont see to many of them. They weigh about 3 pounds if that.
Wow, those are go-fast wheels. Appropriate for Vintage Speed VW! I'd worry about dropping those off too...
Hi Haptic Garage I am like everybody else in lockdown love watching your Video looks like your Bus is in pretty good condition its a great occupation in a time like this keep up the good work and good Luck !!!
Thanks Rolf Schulz, I'm glad the videos are helping to get through this situation in some small way. Thanks for the well wishes!
Nice one..👍🇬🇧
Thanks Vw Rosstorations, it's great to hear from you. You're doing some impressive work yourself (shenanigans included)!
awesome video as always! I was thinking of going into the garage today now I'm motivated thanks.
Thanks Vdub618, glad you liked it and happy you'll be making progress today- I'm headed out to the garage right now. Good luck to us both!
Always enjoy your videos, and nce to see you making some progress. Nice touch with your thoughts while sandblasting, and no clogging of the lines? Hope is all with your family.
Thanks Thomas Pollock, it's great to hear from you and I'm glad you liked the video. Yes! The lines stayed clear, thanks to a dry day and dry sand; sandblasting is kind of a chore, but it went well. Thanks also for the well wishes- it's appreciated!
@@HapticGarage Looking forward to your next instalment. I hope to get back at my Oval project soon, once this pandemic levels off.
@@thomaspollock4274 Wow, another great reason why it'll be great when this thing is over. Good luck on the Oval, what a cool project!
very good detail on video...I found your channel thru vw jawbreaker...Dave
Hey Dave, thanks for checking out the channel. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, working on the next one right now!
Great video like always!
Thanks Levi, it's great to have you here! Still looking forward to your next video- I know you've got something special coming, so keep at it!
@@HapticGarage trying to make my next video as special as i can lol
Sounds good, Levi. Take the time you need and we'll have a look when it's good and ready!
Always on top of your game man. Love the video, great edit and very cool music. Great job Haptic
Thanks Aussie Beatle, I'm glad you like the music and video- it's been a ton of fun to share this project and hear back from people all over the world. Thanks for helping to represent our friends in Australia!
Great stuff! I really enjoy these.... thanks for sharing!
Thanks theukerofoz, great to see you again. I'm glad you enjoy the videos- more on the way!
Why the Gear Reduction on the Bus/Transporter versus the Beetle?.Thanks Bob Wenzell.
Hey Robert, great question! The Split window bus uses the same Type 1 engine found in the Beetle but the bus is heavier and has a much greater payload. The VW engineers solved this by gearing things down with the reduction boxes; otherwise the poor little Beetle engine would have cooked. However, the bus and bug parts became more distinct in '68 (one year after this bus) until the bus eventually had a totally unique engine and transaxle combination. That started in '72 with the type 4 engine and latest transaxle after a few generations without Reduction Gear Boxes. It's almost like they started the bus with spare parts that were laying around and 20 years later figured it had earned it's own version! Thanks for the question and for checking out the video!
Always informative video . Please let me know where you bought Revit and Revit tool and clips also because I have to change the same to my VW bus .
Hello محمد ریحان, I'm glad you like the video! I bought the clips, rivets, and tool from CIP1. Next time, I will probably do some more shopping to find thicker rivets. I'll show the installation in the next video. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the prayers :) One more radiation treatment left
You got it brother. Love ya, and humbled by your resolve.
Im just over here wondering why you have a wheel weight tool in your garage
What? A guy can't have a random tool laying around? Good to hear from you Joshua! The wheel weight tool is handy for situations like this, but it goes with an old balancer that has yet to be featured on the channel. Thanks for watching!
@@HapticGarage man im loving these videos. Seems im almost cought up on vandemic series.
That's great to hear Joshua, I'm glad you like them. Thanks for catching up on the videos, there will be more soon!