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We make a transparent radiator
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This was actually really impressive. Didn't realize how fast the water circulated.
You do know that prop russian will come and try or take your land in the next 5 years, ey? Or have the whole world gone blind again, the war is not over, if russian says one thing, history has show'n time and time over again that they do the complete opposite, so just get ready for WW3, my guess is that they will nuke the whole usa and then take europe.
Dont take me wrong here, i did like russian very good, russians and ukrainians are really good people in generall, but russians has been misslead by the guys on top, no one wants a war with russians or want their waste country, no one.
I always assumed that the fluids in an engine just moved slowly so they would do a better job at exchanging heat.
You never topped up a rad with the engine running to burp it? It's easy to see on a rad that has the cap on the tub and near the inlet hose.
Lol?
First time I saw how coolant flows through a radiator. So nice to learn something new. Peace vf
Windshield sealer really is the solution to everything!
well maybe not for stopping a bleeding artery, a mechanics toolbox however should contain a hammer, WD40, duct tape & windscreen sealer.
The stuff is sticky as hell and is a bitch to remove and it sticks to damn near everything, plus it is thick.
With windshield sealer, duct-tape, superglue and a bigger hammer, you've got all the bases covered!
There's a company that sells transparent upper rad tubes for JDM cars. They even provide backlight LEDS to make it pop
SO cool
What company is that?
That sounds awsome 😁
sounds like the custom PC world has bled over a bit?
Sounds exactly like the kinda thing JDM guys would dig
@@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002 I mean, I dig it 😂
Now use a color sensitive dye in the coolant so you can see the temperature based on color lol
Yeah i was thinking the same thing
Same, might be better than infrared
Always amazed at the crazy engineering these fellas do.
Its normal in all cars:)
Lame this is what u can find in any water cooled pc
@@Viggggggr not really, most people don't build see through radiators due to metal being better at conducting heat than plastic.
This has got to be the most colorful Garage 54 video I've ever seen !
Great concept and a crystal clear view of how a car's radiator works ! 👍👍👍👍👍
Honestly. The work you guys do is amazing. In all ways. Nice.
😊
Hi from New Zealand, love the things you guys are doing to those lada's, just thinking a wooden set of brake pads, or a clutch plate lined with shoe soles, or wood would make a good episode 👌
They already did do both wooden brake pads and a wood clutch disc.
seems like a Lada torture channel. we never see these Ladas in New Zealand anymore
I think everything you can think of they already have done it years ago. lol
interesting.
now drill some holes in the back of that exhaust tip for air and get the flamethrower working proper.
This is why I watch Garage 54. You learn so much about cars. The glass and plastic radiator with urethane windshield adhesive really can take some abuse for sure, not to forget the heat part. Job well done fella.
Lame it’s just tubes with colors
@@Viggggggr What exactly have you done fella ???? Good day.
Surprised the plastic didnt melt. A good test is to drive it and see what happens. Maybe attach clear parts to the engine like oil pan valve cover oil filter air filter including the clear radiator. And or how about a clear plastic throttle body? Be cool to see.
if a see-through intake could be made and used with the see-through throttle body, i bet that would look cool. even a see-through carburetor and a side by side video of the carb and throttle body.
I think they did a clear oil pan not long ago. And the clear oil filter.
Cool stuff these guys are doing.
Might not be a good idea to test drive it because the white background will block airflow and the plastic and glass are not great as conductors of heat so the transfer of heat from the coolant/water to the radiator and then to the air is poor. This is made worse by no radiator fins to increase surface area. In short, the engine would probably overheat eventually.
@jdslyman Good point yeah, the pressure definitely wouldn't help either.
Plenty of cars have or had plastic radiator top tanks
Next vid: We make an transparent engine lol
They did already make a transparent cylinder head
@@VladTerrible now a fully transparent engine tho. Then transparent transmission. And in the end a fully transparent car
@@latenightprojects Why stop there?!? A transparent shop, transparent neighborhood, transparent Vlad and a transparent BMI Russian! 😁😂
@@digitalchaos1980 transparent everything (basically perfect camoflauged/invisibility) or just the skin?
@@W0LV1E45 I guess transparent everything! Lol
Trying to say it was more impressive to see the water with the dye as it started flowing. I don't know why comment sent before I finished. Great job Guys.
...at first it will circulate through your Heater Core "if open or on" ...then out to the Radiator when up to temperature .... So Fun to see it in the clear tubes !! Thank You!!
Love this. Gives visual explanation of coolant flow. Now monitor temperature at diferent places of a coolant system to show the thermal flow.
Great project! Thanks!!
Great idea G54 Team. Can you please hear me out? Make a video where you replace a prop shaft on a manual car with an automatic transmission. Then try replacing it with a manual transmission and have someone changing gears in the back seat. Basically dual transmissions and gearboxes. PLEASE!
So basically have the engine hooked to a automatic transmission, that then goes to a manual transmission ? Neat idea if I'm thinking of it correctly.
The problem is you'd just create another gear reduction. It would net the same results as the multiple differentials video they did, but just be a lot bulkier and harder to do... now maybe interesting if they could custom gear the second transmission to extend a 5 speed transmission to 10 speed.. but I doubt they'd be able to reach such speeds to get last gear in a lada.
They already had a episode were they used a few extra differential to make a creeper gear.
Garage 54 is way better than any mecanic school you can think of
Really cool to see the thermodynamics at play when the thermostat opened. Seeing the colors fill the top of the radiator before flowing down surprised me, but I guess it shouldn't have, heat rises. I loved the laminar flow coming out of the small tubes as well
Well, it's a bit different. The reason the colors filled the top is because the top hose is connected to the thermostat where the color was poured in and the bottom is to the engine block. That's what he mean when he said big circle. Because it circulates in one direction to keep the engine cool
Great visualisation of how it works. Good experiment.
Would be neat to place a bunch of thermostats and map the rate of cooling.
I love this channel, just big boys playing with big toys, and making money from it! Who could want more!
Should put stop leak in it
I want to see a household radiator swap
Now this was a brilliant and excellent experiment.
Next: See through tires to test flat-fix in a can
Actually, that would be pretty damn neat to see! I've kinda always wondered how it spreads once ya start driving.
Now that will be a good one!
Good Year actually created some clear tires that lit up in the 50s. They were thinking illuminated tires would add safety . Unfortunately the idea never caught on.
these see through motor parts are really educational
This channel never disappoints!
Very cool! Even though we know how these things work, actually seeing it working is fantastic! Thanks guys!
Sirr. Change radiator coolant to fully oil. That will be fun
Modern cars are designed to have air flow across the radiator at all times. If you go too slow, the fan will kick on to keep engine at the correct temperature.
Thank you Sir!
That's really cool. I want to build this for my auto tech classes
Very nice experiment! Thanks!
Hey guys, this is so cool!
Last week I watched a video from another channel who did a transparent intercooler and unfortunately it wasn't what I expected.
But this is super cool! Hope everything is going OK for you guys even though the world isn't.
Hope you keep putting out videos if/when things get tougher.
It's really hard to see air
@@Mrshotshell obviously, I wanted to see it with a radiator. Garage54 delivered and this is a good video.
Right on my brothers. Good Video.
ever think of making a see-through pan for an automatic transmission and a see-through side cover for a standard/stick-shift transmission? might be cool to see those be done.
Definitely clear side cover
Beautiful work and to see it. Go as fast as it did that was amazing. Keep making everything you do.
Really enjoyed this installment 😀
I think all engines and components should be transparent. This is way cool
Absolutely cool.
Auto and Art class in 1 video :)
This was really cool!
Dump ice cold water into a red hot engine. I was told it would hurt an engine to run it without a thermostat. The cold water would shock / crack the engine block. You could have it set up so after the engine reaches temp, a valve would dump the hot coolant, and another valve could let ice cold water into the engine.
That’s the coolest thing I’ve seen yet! Thanks for sharing guys
Fantastic seeing the rate of flow. 👍 👍👍
Next...maybe transparent brake calipers and master cylinder? That would be nice to see!
Wow after all these years i have been messing around with cars, I have never seen anything like this. Very very cool thank you for the video.
Really good video. Thank you garage 54.
TWO STROKE LADA !!!!
You better get a fan blowing on that!!!
Fantasyic experiment it was great to see the cerculation hapening in real time VERRY IMPRESIVE 🤗
That was really cool to watch
Yellow and blue, nice
Dude that would be a really cool feature on an actual car being driven or a show car
That was indeed impressive. I would like to see this on a Thermo-Syphon system. IH made some of their Farmall tractors without a water pump. It worked by the water moving as it got hot. They still made some of these models in 1953. I was wondering why you didn't use anti-freeze to begin with, but it was more impressive to see the
Really cool!
Try turning. Your clear radiator side ways to work like a. Cross flow radiator
Ten run water from another radiator so the water is cooled more Grat test.
how about a see-throug exhaust manifold?
I have actually seen a transparent radiator before, it was in "The Secret Life of Machines - Central Heating", a plastic radiator made by the late Rex Garrod to demonstrate the effect of thermal flow, was quite a cool demonstration... :)
Hes gone, darn, RIP Rex.
@@paulstubbs7678 Yep, passed in 2019 due to alzheimers, rather sad way to go... :(
Very cool!
Very cool to see and loving the pretty colours!
4:03 I'm learning Russian now!
"AHHHHH!" Translates to "Oh wow that's hot!"
Transparent Engine block when? :D
That was cool to watch how it circulates through the system
Try adding small glitter to show flow
A radiator made entirely of insulating materials! Love it! 😂🤣
Very Cool!
notification squad!🔥🔥🔥
this is good opportunity to see how the coolant flow in and out the expansion tank
What would happen if you make a tire out of windshield sealer?
Great video guys
I still love you guys.
Awesome!!!
This actually show how low is pushing force of water pump, and how significant is sucking force - the pump is more a sucking than a pushing device.
So the most moving force in cooling system is pressure difference, and pressure drop in inlet of pump is most significant.
Vlad is such a friendly person, stay safe over their guys love from the USA.
Great experiment, awesome video, Thanks!!!
Good stuff guys...
When can we see the 1 wheel Lada? 😁🍻
Windshield adhesive is some tuff stuff! Take it from a life long collision repair and paint man.
Yellow and blue makes green. ITS SEALED!!
I wonder if you have Ziploc in Russia?
Great content!!
See through stick shift side cover would be awesome.
Creative
Good work Garage 54, wonder what the other 53 are like, any significance to adding yellow to blue, I wonder.
Top. Ouch ideas as always. You guys are awesome 😎
You know when I watch what you guys do I always hit thumbs up right at the beginning because you never ever fail to please thanks for the contact you guys are awesome
Very impressive boys 👍👍👍👍
Great video
Love your videos!
This is super cool!!!
Put stopleak into this system with clear water so we see the effects
Cool video!
I would seriously donate like $100+ to this channel to see this done with something like VUE coolant
Good job
great video, talking about the cooling system why not create a video about cooling an air motor in place of coolant ?
amazing!
Mount a screw auger in the lower tank. Using nails and tubing as supports then watch with a black light. (Screw auger can be made by twisting hot plastic flatbar) paint a black dot on the leading edge of the screw and use a revolution meter to count the speed of the revolution, so you can determine a flow rate.
The n on another video Do the same thing for airbox and exhaust... show everyone how to flow bench an engine for efficiency.. using a glass cylinder the same size as the cold side with revolution counter that matches
Compare the intake cold side flow rate to the exhaust hot side flow rate to get 1:1 efficiency for race motors(ideal is 1:0.99) adjusting for loss.
3D Printed timing chain guides! Use Nylon X filament. Id love to see it.
Very interesting.
Really in joy keep up good work