can do is ok like when in this vid. But to do it all wrong like most 3rd world repairs is just stupid. They are bored so need to keep things breaking to keep busy.
you must be incompetent to be impressed. I had no internet or training and could do a better job in 10th grade. are you also impressed with african helicopters? th-cam.com/video/kisp30ifuNQ/w-d-xo.html
It's not as simple and easy as people might try to say. You have to be educated on how these things work. Even something as simple as installing new brake pads can be effed up by putting them on backwards, for instance.
@@WhiteTree97 I am from Ghana, born and raised, currently in Cali and am Aircraft mechanic.......there's a lot of smart Moffos out there, only problem is we didn't get the exposure and access to resources like y'all did, that's the only difference.
@@WhiteTree97 Not having resources like Harbor Freight available doesn't have anything to do with IQ. That's messed up to make that comment. I don't think you're low enough to make such an assumption. I could be wrong.
I used to do this when I was young. Then after working as a professional mechanic for 34 years, I can’t imagine working in those conditions again. I became spoiled.
im old but remember changing transmissions under jackstands all by myself? Not anymore. Im still considering doing a rear subframe on my lexus/ All i have to do is remove the exhaust. the rear suspension. the rear end and driveshaft. and then its only 4 bolts. LMAO
Yup, I have worked out of the back of my pickup truck in a snow mound. Work until I could not feel my fingers anymore. Now if the car isn't in my garage on the lift, its not getting fixed.
Started out in Dads junkyard in about 78. Was about like this. Except Flatheads, Hemis, small blocks Big Blocks, and of course a bunch of flannel and chewing tobacco and cigarettes. Bless you Amen ✝️
I wouldn't. Most of the time they don't even add a gasket to the engine (Which currently I'm without due to thinking I'm getting a cheap price on repairs) But they make sure you keep coming back. Never will I trust a street mechanic, these are dirty filthy mechanics (South Africa, Cape Town)
@@vikzn1607 Yeah, but in another way. Wait till he is 50+ People can live with injuries pain free. When you get older the same injuries will start to hurt regularlly. Athritis here.
Good job! Although you can find people all over the US doing this, too. I have removed engines with no hoist and minimal tools in junkyards. And a little 3 cyl. like that, I have changed without a hoist at home, even though I have one here. A geo metro 3 cyl hardly justifies messing with a hoist. People who don't fix their own cars have little idea how much work people do to keep their junk going. I am in PA...if this is needed in January, that I when I do it. Outside. And never with any help. It gets old.
Yes, the outdoor mechanic suffers miserably during the cold months. To some extent, your body acclimates to the cold, but there's pain and suffering still.
Just so everyone is aware that is an all aluminum engine. Thats why he can pick it up like that. Suzuki had a few cars here in America that did too. The motors weigh about 200 pounds or less. I worked at a junk yard in Missouri and a guy came in and bought two of those motors and I carried one in each hand out to him. They're very light.
@@magnusb879the material is different. Aluminum lighter weaker and doesn't hold as much heat. Iron a bit stronger way more heavy and holds heat more. Horsepower comes from tuning not material.
Ppl lift car engines without chain horse or hydraulic engine remover. My pop's used to lift engines out of cars when I was younger without either one with the heads an other stuff broken down off of engine I've seen it done before.💯.
At least it looks sunny, warm and dry and they have multiple guys out there working. I've worked at night under a car in the freezing cold while it was snowing on my legs, alone, or lying in freezing cold water, or working completely blind in tbe dark at night by feel. Or surrounded by stuff and cars having squeeze to between things or climb over them.
My god hahaha, I'm amazed how you can turn a routine car jobby any somewhat mechanically inclined man does by default into an absolute sobstory 😂. Get over it man
How my friends+i worked on the $700/$800 1960's muscle cars we bought in the late 1970's w/cheap pawn shop+garage sales tools!! We used a tree trunk as engine hoist in the back yard. We still have those cars+tools.
With crap ass tools and cesspool conditions (did you see the condition of the street and surrounding infrastructure)they worked on and changed out a engine! This is why I love America 🇺🇸 Bless this country!! You couldn’t pay me to live in those conditions
Reminds me of my teenage years, although not in Africa. I was just out working in the dirt and mud getting $hit fixed with some random basic tools and pure determination. Respect for these guys \m/
Haha i remember pulling the engine out of an old subaru with a basic toolkit, 2x4, & a broken seatbelt to strap the engine to the 2x4. Grabbed a buddy when it was ready to pop out & got the "new" engine in, in about an hour. I love working on old cars.
I wish I knew about engines. I'm starting to learn a little bit. I have just bought a Mercedes m111.970 diesel 2.3L van (MB100D). It is tuned for fuel efficiency and reliability. But that's about all I know. I don't want to modify it, I just want it to run as long as possible. It's a 2001 model but has only done 200,000 kms.
In NY city in the early 80s I seen one crackhead guy in the mud by the stadium strip down a car to a bear shell and walked away with all the parts he picked up the engine and tranny and put it in a shopping cart within 45 minutes. The car was nothing but a shell.
Used to offroad in Suzuki SJ's and Samurais. Done this a few times myself - could lift an entire engine single handed. Same with the gearbox and transfer case. Then I got a Nissan Patrol, and I couldn't lift anything on my own anymore! Needed an extra pair of hands just to put a new clutch in...
As a mechanic. This is great, cheap mechanics. Uses RTV for some gaskets. Like, it ran ok at the end. It would run. They need'a get some intake gaskets so it's not so sluggish.
Unbelievable! I have ALWAYS had respect for mechanics! I think its something you're born with to be able to do it! I myself can't grasp it, it just doesn't come to me!
I have seen this live when travelling around the world. The highlight was on country side laos there was a 12 year old kid took apart the whole car. Life here is too comfortable for us to understand.
Double tough work. As a mechanic I could see doing this on the side of the road but all the time??? What if its my V10 in my F250? better get some big guys lol. Very impressed.
will and determination repair things. Tools and environment just make easier and more comfortable. The fun can be had in all conditions if you love wrenches.
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They failed to mention that this is a dealership’s service department.
🤣🤣🤣
Certified Daihatsu Japan workers
Fk it I might as well work on my own car 🤣
Once, I trusted street mechanic, lost dashboard, muffler but it did run. LoL
😂😂😂😂
I’m always impressed on the sheer can do of the people of poor countries. They prove they’re not poor. Their amazing.
can do is ok like when in this vid. But to do it all wrong like most 3rd world repairs is just stupid. They are bored so need to keep things breaking to keep busy.
By the sheer will of* They're*
Its not hard. just do it. But its stupid if you do it all the wrong way and it doesnt last.
you must be incompetent to be impressed. I had no internet or training and could do a better job in 10th grade. are you also impressed with african helicopters? th-cam.com/video/kisp30ifuNQ/w-d-xo.html
It's not as simple and easy as people might try to say. You have to be educated on how these things work. Even something as simple as installing new brake pads can be effed up by putting them on backwards, for instance.
Imagine taking these dudes to Harbor Freight
@@WhiteTree97 I am from Ghana, born and raised, currently in Cali and am Aircraft mechanic.......there's a lot of smart Moffos out there, only problem is we didn't get the exposure and access to resources like y'all did, that's the only difference.
@mandiezel6488 they're also far more skilled and have more work ethic then most ppl in first world countries
@@WhiteTree97 They fs have a higher IQ than you lmao
@@WhiteTree97 Not having resources like Harbor Freight available doesn't have anything to do with IQ. That's messed up to make that comment. I don't think you're low enough to make such an assumption. I could be wrong.
@@WhiteTree97you watch this video, and you try and say they have low IQ?…..you make it seem like you have the low IQ man….
I used to do this when I was young. Then after working as a professional mechanic for 34 years, I can’t imagine working in those conditions again. I became spoiled.
im old but remember changing transmissions under jackstands all by myself? Not anymore. Im still considering doing a rear subframe on my lexus/ All i have to do is remove the exhaust. the rear suspension. the rear end and driveshaft. and then its only 4 bolts. LMAO
me too, because i didnt want to pay dealership prices......
@@jonathannagela2130if you haven’t done it yet, this is your sign to do it!
Yup, I have worked out of the back of my pickup truck in a snow mound. Work until I could not feel my fingers anymore. Now if the car isn't in my garage on the lift, its not getting fixed.
Started out in Dads junkyard in about 78. Was about like this. Except Flatheads, Hemis, small blocks Big Blocks, and of course a bunch of flannel and chewing tobacco and cigarettes. Bless you Amen ✝️
Funny thing is the customer only came in for rear brakes
😂😂😂 Thanks for this one. 1klick
The engine swap is a complimentary service
@@inachavez5508 LMMFAO 🤣
LOl
bro is the engine hoist
Bro has a huge wrench lol
You can imagine how strong they are...westerners would struggle to bring down this dudes in a fist fight
Bro makes basic observation like caveman
Those small engines really don't weigh that much
Young man don’t disrespect your back like that. Take care your back it’s your life!
his nutz are dragging the ground as well.
Safety flip flops on 😂
They don’t have the full body cosmonaut suit with steel underwear like in other countries.
They are high vis green, so there's that.....
Steel toenails
i work in same conditions in my backyard 😀
me too on parking lot :D
Not for the same money tho, this guy's are probably getting 10 dollars if so to swap that engine
It’s $20
Same, doing an engine swap in gravel right now
Same, and I don’t even get paid 😅
I would trust these guys more then my local mechanic
I wouldn't. Most of the time they don't even add a gasket to the engine (Which currently I'm without due to thinking I'm getting a cheap price on repairs)
But they make sure you keep coming back. Never will I trust a street mechanic, these are dirty filthy mechanics
(South Africa, Cape Town)
😂
fool
Good mechanics good bless them.
shut up
Paris is nice this time of year
bruh 🤣
It looks familiar, which part of Paris might that be,..
It's not Paris, cops arrest you if you repair your car on the street
They can't arrest apes, it would be racist, they will arrest whit3s
I live in the UK and this is what we did in the 60s and 70s on the side of the house😅
It's 2024 and I still do this.
...much to the chagrin of my neighbors.
In Europe, people will soon be riding horse and carriage because of the emission regulations.
@@TammyDenseDdank5658 No Horses will ban for emissions as well we will be on E scooters
@@bcubed72 on a modern Mercedes with a maze of wires, pipes and sensors with little to no space?
@@NeedMoarRage
No, I don't own a modern Mercedes, LOL For that reason, and many more besides.
Think "30 year-old pickup"
2:28
I can feel his back pain.
He can't. Wait 30 years.
@@kenitsanoutragecandia3939 bro he's lifting engines all day every day he's definitely feeling it
@@vikzn1607 Yeah, but in another way. Wait till he is 50+ People can live with injuries pain free. When you get older the same injuries will start to hurt regularlly. Athritis here.
The pain doesn't start til you take a few days off
The amazing ability of the people of Africa to change the tone of voice to a more sonorous one
😂😂
Good job! Although you can find people all over the US doing this, too. I have removed engines with no hoist and minimal tools in junkyards.
And a little 3 cyl. like that, I have changed without a hoist at home, even though I have one here. A geo metro 3 cyl hardly justifies messing with a hoist.
People who don't fix their own cars have little idea how much work people do to keep their junk going.
I am in PA...if this is needed in January, that I when I do it. Outside. And never with any help. It gets old.
Yes, the outdoor mechanic suffers miserably during the cold months. To some extent, your body acclimates to the cold, but there's pain and suffering still.
3rd world shithole on another level
Southeast pa here where you from?
Just south of Bethlehem. Changing a rusty subframe in another crap car in the driveway this afternoon.
Evrything done with basic tools! Respect!
when that new gen cars hit the african market for cheap, they wont be able to repair them all electrical bs.
Trust me... They'll be find a way
@@neilsullada385 True, they always find a way
Can't find a way to build a single two story building in thousands of years.
They get different, more simple versions of the cars we get. Basically what lot of poor/smart ppl in the west would appreciate
This car is still heavily electrical ? Has ecu and fuck ton of modules it’s still electronic fuel injection so missing your point
Really is impressive, i wouldn't know where to begin...keep up the good work...and to think that they did it 4 minutes and 53 seconds
Dude. The video is massively sped up..
1:38 重たいエンジンを一人で持ち上げて しかも態勢を崩さずエンジンルームに格納するの半端ないｗ
マッチョは世界を救う
Good job fellas, but maybe a bit more oil will help keep that engine running a bit longer.
These guys will survive the zombie apocalypse.
They live in it
Of course the zombies will bypass them altogether. Zombies are concerned with one thing. These people didn't aquire it.
Resident evil 5
The heat will probably help, the zombies will decompose quicker
They are the zombies
1:42 that's a flex, that guy is tall af and too strong.
Been there, done that.
Me and by brother lifted a cast iron 2000cc engine from a Ford Sierra Chia. That was a back breaker.
"Somebody Gonna Die" that shit took me out! 🤣 At least he did, had to waddle his way, but mission successful!
How do you get the "Minions" sound effects?!
He records at 1.25x to 1.5x speed
everyone seems so vital, so vibrant.
thats bcuz momma is make'n "fly pancakes" tanight.IF they r late,they might not get any.
Surprised it didn't have Ontario license plates. 😂
That's very impressive in how quickly they can swap out an engine with what they have to work with, RESPECT!!
Those African sandals increase their power level by at least +5 points✨
"Days since TOES lost"
This is all hands on, Love their enthusiasm! God Bless
Just so everyone is aware that is an all aluminum engine. Thats why he can pick it up like that. Suzuki had a few cars here in America that did too. The motors weigh about 200 pounds or less. I worked at a junk yard in Missouri and a guy came in and bought two of those motors and I carried one in each hand out to him. They're very light.
what is the difference between a light motor vs heavy? is is the same horsepower or a big difference?
@@magnusb879the material is different. Aluminum lighter weaker and doesn't hold as much heat. Iron a bit stronger way more heavy and holds heat more.
Horsepower comes from tuning not material.
Good job, fellas.
Ppl lift car engines without chain horse or hydraulic engine remover. My pop's used to lift engines out of cars when I was younger without either one with the heads an other stuff broken down off of engine I've seen it done before.💯.
Yeh dude needs must! I changed first motor by hand. People couldn't belive thier eyes! Needs must had no crane or anything else!!
Small 4 or 3 cylinder engines can be lifted by hand yes. Try lifting a straight 6 or v8 with your bare hands and see how it goes.
I wish the video wasn't sped up
you can make time x 0.5
Holy crap I just thought they were moving efficiently
At least it looks sunny, warm and dry and they have multiple guys out there working. I've worked at night under a car in the freezing cold while it was snowing on my legs, alone, or lying in freezing cold water, or working completely blind in tbe dark at night by feel. Or surrounded by stuff and cars having squeeze to between things or climb over them.
My god hahaha, I'm amazed how you can turn a routine car jobby any somewhat mechanically inclined man does by default into an absolute sobstory 😂. Get over it man
"sunny warm and dry" *EVERYTHING IS FUCKING MUDDY*
How my friends+i worked on the $700/$800 1960's muscle cars we bought in the late 1970's w/cheap pawn shop+garage sales tools!! We used a tree trunk as engine hoist in the back yard. We still have those cars+tools.
Yep.
"Shade tree mechanic"
Oak trees make great engine hoists.
Scotty Kilmer would be proud !
Just letting you know lads, this is central Paris now
*😂Какой блин приятный звук у мотора !!!!!*
With crap ass tools and cesspool conditions (did you see the condition of the street and surrounding infrastructure)they worked on and changed out a engine! This is why I love America 🇺🇸 Bless this country!! You couldn’t pay me to live in those conditions
Warranty service:
Some lift engines while others walk around with boulders under the scorching sun just feel that humidity
I see them wearing the steal toe sandals good job dudes
I remember the first time I took a lawnmower apart. No one filmed it though.
Reminds me of my teenage years, although not in Africa. I was just out working in the dirt and mud getting $hit fixed with some random basic tools and pure determination. Respect for these guys \m/
😂 ist der Motor kalt, gib ihm sechseinhalb
Knock knock knock knock 🤣
2:15 They sound like the minions 😂😅
These guys are good. Much respect!
at least they have decent weather most of the time
Now do that with an American V8 instead of a Chinese 3-cylinder. Then I'd be impressed.😂
That's a Japanese car man. "Chinese 3 cylinders" lol... it's still a 3 cylinders turbo RWD car
“chinese 3 cylinder” yeah this comment reeks of cigarettes and whiskey
@xavierramirez1911 probably a strong southern accent too 😂
Haha i remember pulling the engine out of an old subaru with a basic toolkit, 2x4, & a broken seatbelt to strap the engine to the 2x4. Grabbed a buddy when it was ready to pop out & got the "new" engine in, in about an hour. I love working on old cars.
I wish I knew about engines. I'm starting to learn a little bit. I have just bought a Mercedes m111.970 diesel 2.3L van (MB100D). It is tuned for fuel efficiency and reliability. But that's about all I know. I don't want to modify it, I just want it to run as long as possible. It's a 2001 model but has only done 200,000 kms.
4:45 blown headgasket? Look at the radiator bubbles.
Obviously you don't work on cars. When you remove parts of the cooling system, air gets in. Has to go somewhere, bled through the radiator fill.
Just looked like the water pump pushing fluid so fast into the radiator the level rose up the neck? Looked normal for what he was doing to me.
Clueless bro 😂
Respect, nothing but respect !
Im a mobile mechanic myself. Of not in Africa ....but i know the struggle.
In NY city in the early 80s I seen one crackhead guy in the mud by the stadium strip down a car to a bear shell and walked away with all the parts he picked up the engine and tranny and put it in a shopping cart within 45 minutes. The car was nothing but a shell.
Ils sont sensationnels
Never let a lack of tools prevent you from stealing engines.
bless their hearts , they are trying the best they can
Let’s clean our streets please to make our environment more attractive.
This video made me realise that minions are just people's voices.... but sped up.
But really interesting to watch.
Job done!
My back is gonna give me hell in the morning just from watching this 🤣
Used to offroad in Suzuki SJ's and Samurais. Done this a few times myself - could lift an entire engine single handed. Same with the gearbox and transfer case. Then I got a Nissan Patrol, and I couldn't lift anything on my own anymore! Needed an extra pair of hands just to put a new clutch in...
Casually lifted a 3 cylinder like it was a box
Well done guys nice job , one satisfied customer.
This is Congo...those people can make anything happen
As a mechanic. This is great, cheap mechanics. Uses RTV for some gaskets.
Like, it ran ok at the end. It would run. They need'a get some intake gaskets so it's not so sluggish.
They are working on my Audi right now!
When youre engine jack is just a dude named Jack
these guys are amazing!
Safety "Flip Flops" or "Sandals" are a must when doing an "Engine Swap".
2:05 my coworkers whenever the new guy thinks he can do it himself
"3 Pinger" Riding Mower Engine for that Extra "Giddy Up and Go".
Respect for this people.
Notice how happy they are even tho they dont have much.😀
I don’t feel as bad about what I’m driving anymore after seeing that car they’re working on. 🙂
Unbelievable! I have ALWAYS had respect for mechanics! I think its something you're born with to be able to do it! I myself can't grasp it, it just doesn't come to me!
Work smarter not harder is not the case here.
can't wait to show them jailbroken hellcats
Im convinced small engine cars are popular in African countries because they can be lifted out without a crane 💪
I have seen this live when travelling around the world. The highlight was on country side laos there was a 12 year old kid took apart the whole car. Life here is too comfortable for us to understand.
Hard to find a used Terios mk1 for less than 3000€ in Greece now.
More impressively than hoisting the engine by hand is the fact that it's a inline 3 cylinder engine mounted longitudinaly 😮!
I hope they remember to put the adblue in.
Still better than Firestone.
Double tough work. As a mechanic I could see doing this on the side of the road but all the time??? What if its my V10 in my F250? better get some big guys lol. Very impressed.
Of course they’re wearing flip flops. 😂
The engine has been rebuilt, probably 1000 times.
Atlanta has become so vibrant
When they talk it sounded like crash bandicoot tiki noises 😂
That one dudes hair that went strolling by. Sideshow Bob's descendant I'm sure lol.
I literally had a sharp pain in my back when i watched him pick up the engine.
Shit starterd up right away 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
Glad to see the official safety sandals being worn by these guys .
Now i realy wanna move to africa. What a nice car shop
That glycol or oil at 4:14 look like old mango juice...
will and determination repair things. Tools and environment just make easier and more comfortable. The fun can be had in all conditions if you love wrenches.
Great work .
Real man`s work : some body gonna die 😂