The thing people don’t understand about us mechanics is the ability the take this stuff apart and put it back together after sitting while waiting for parts all from memory I amaze myself sometimes
A lot of it is just common sense, the rest is setting everything out nice on a table, and never go too fast, of course when ur working for a company you don't really have those luxuries. @@donbuchanan8776
I personally enjoy basket case transmissions and transfer cases brought in by customers who attempted to rebuild it themselves by watching TH-cam videos. I have an eidetic memory which is both a blessing and a curse at the same time. I can disassemble something and toss all the hardware in a bucket and come back to it a year later and to me it's like I disassembled it hours earlier that day. The curse of having an eidetic memory is remembering each and every person who ripped you off or screwed you over and you can't let anything go.
Not me I take pictures and meticulously bag and tag bolts and parts so I leave nothing to chance works better for me and it saves time for me trying to guess and remember
Something I did warren a while ago in my shop, got a 44 gallon drum trolley, cut the top off a drum and a couple of opposing holes in the top and push it around to my work area as a scrap steel bin, so I can just bin broken bits and bearings and shit. When it's full I just put a two chain lifting hooks in it and place it straight in the scrap steel skip. Saves me from picking up shit off the floor. Love all your videos, learn allot and also get to silently sympathise with you ha ha. Good to see im not the only one having issues some of the time. Keep up the great work.
Another Great Video, Warren. I hope you enjoyed time with your family and had a decent Christmas. I wish you and your family a Happy New Year. I appreciate you taking the time to drag us along on your adventures. Thanks
I worked in machine shop as teenager,ran rod machine and changed pin bushings .Also piston assembly before moving engine assembly. Loved it.Just didnt pay. I watch your videos to learn trouble shooting.Its an art.
Great video warren .at least you have time to spend on it now and not having to shoot off to other jobs .got a good start on it . Now you have to do the new parts list 👍👍👍👍
Ah good its nice to see you happier working on that chunk of green metal, I guess those wet liner engines really have to have the correct antifreeze/corrosion inhibitor.
I have been watching videos about trucks and heavy machinery all day , as well as diesel mechanics work , and its great to see another warren video 👍🔧, have a good one 🍻
I just love the rawness of your video's Warren. It went from, what looked like a lovely sunny day to a cold winter's morning with out a hint of transgression (ffs) music. It's always great to spend some time over your shoulder. I don't even care if I'm standing in a ice cold puddle of oily water. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and I'm looking forward 2024 to see what gem's you produce....it's so like it was in LA for me all them year's ago just a bit different
Hey Warren, nice job ripping that JD engine apart. They are going to be spending some cash getting that thing running again. Hopefully they won’t let just anybody work on it after it’s repaired. Thanks much for the video. Happy New Year!
I enjoy the mysteries Warren. Where did the extra valve bridge come from , how did they barbecue that crankshaft... Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes for the New Year.
Hi Warren, Merry Christmas&Happy New Year. Thanks for allowing us to watch you all these years. If I never work on farm equipment, tractor trailers, industrial equipment I still have learned so much from you...be patient with yourself, demand the best from yourself&those around you, and have fun. Remind me the symptoms of the spun bearring?
Just want to wish you a Your family a Happy New Year. And with all the work you put in this past year. I Wish upon you to have a wonderful New Year. Thank you for sharing your skills. And for allowing me to learn more than I ever would have without you. Thank you
Thanks for the update sir, be interesting to know if they actually did run that engine with no oil, that one rod was burned up for sure. Lots of pieces parts for sure. Thanks.
Hi Warren I remember you saying about Milwaukee batteries going dead. Thing is vibration is breaking the connections inside. Milwaukee has a new impact 2767 with a suspension system on the battery mount so this might help your battery life.
My mother inlaw had read some where about some persons grave stone on the back had "I Told you I was sick". So some may be one day we will see a grave stone with "POS Pac Car".
Hello there! Totally unrelated question what are the brand of coveralls that you wear? I bought a few from Tractor Supply but they suck yours looks like they can take a meeting so I want to buy the same brand thank you so much I love watching your Channel even though I work in the automotive industry watching you makes my job pale in comparison
Question , What is that mallet with the offset head that Warren is using here, called, what was it originally for ? I can see what it is useful for, in this context, but have never seen one before.
The one good thing about getting a dirty engine/equipment is you get to see what happen or what is going on. Getting a clean engine is like being a crime scene investigator and the murder scene has been cleaned up. All your evidence is gone, it just makes it harder to figure out what actually happen.
"Piece of shit Paccar", that totally made my day. Warren, you're simply the best. Obviously someone messed up with that tractor engine... definitely a lack of oil to that one rod. The question is, what was the cause, blockage, just low on oil? We may never know. As always, another great video, cheers :)
Hello Warren. It's a Shaim about Daf being bought out by Paccar. Daf made some great trucks in their time. The basic truck of today is good. It's just those paccar engines that let them down. Nobody likes them.
Hey Warren I just wanted to let you know that you are holding your tongue the wrong way and that if you want to get the job done. You need to hold it on the other side of your mouth. I know everything and you need to do it my way and no other way. Lmao 🤣 have a great day and stay exactly as you are. Best wishes and god bless you and your family.😂😂😂❤❤❤
Hey Warren, loving the videos...always enjoy watching different things getting saved and brought back to life no matter how bad a shape they are in. I have heard you complain a lot about the various POS engines and transmissions and such in tons of the videos...but I started to wonder, out of all the trucks out there over the years, all the engines, transmissions, rear ends, computer or not, etc. etc. What would you put together as your "Christmas Truck". What would be the ultimate combination of different components to make the best truck possible. Love to hear your thoughts in the next video if you have time. Same for the tractors too! Thanks again for all the info and entertainment!
The thing people don’t understand about us mechanics is the ability the take this stuff apart and put it back together after sitting while waiting for parts all from memory I amaze myself sometimes
I know what you mean, if you're mechanical minded it seems that it comes naturally.
Linear thinking isn't difficult. Christ on a crutch.
A lot of it is just common sense, the rest is setting everything out nice on a table, and never go too fast, of course when ur working for a company you don't really have those luxuries. @@donbuchanan8776
I personally enjoy basket case transmissions and transfer cases brought in by customers who attempted to rebuild it themselves by watching TH-cam videos. I have an eidetic memory which is both a blessing and a curse at the same time. I can disassemble something and toss all the hardware in a bucket and come back to it a year later and to me it's like I disassembled it hours earlier that day. The curse of having an eidetic memory is remembering each and every person who ripped you off or screwed you over and you can't let anything go.
Not me I take pictures and meticulously bag and tag bolts and parts so I leave nothing to chance works better for me and it saves time for me trying to guess and remember
I've never seen a mechanic work as hard as this guy,,He's like 3 mechanics in one..
Something I did warren a while ago in my shop, got a 44 gallon drum trolley, cut the top off a drum and a couple of opposing holes in the top and push it around to my work area as a scrap steel bin, so I can just bin broken bits and bearings and shit. When it's full I just put a two chain lifting hooks in it and place it straight in the scrap steel skip. Saves me from picking up shit off the floor.
Love all your videos, learn allot and also get to silently sympathise with you ha ha. Good to see im not the only one having issues some of the time. Keep up the great work.
Don’t even work on trucks or tractors work on industrial equipment but the amount of stuff I’ve learned from you over the years thank you
Warren you seem much more relaxed in this video. Whole different vibe, very positive. Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Another Great Video, Warren. I hope you enjoyed time with your family and had a decent Christmas. I wish you and your family a Happy New Year. I appreciate you taking the time to drag us along on your adventures. Thanks
I worked in machine shop as teenager,ran rod machine and changed pin bushings .Also piston assembly before moving engine assembly. Loved it.Just didnt pay. I watch your videos to learn trouble shooting.Its an art.
You seem to be in a really good mood today I have been laughing my ass off listening to you go Warren
Great video warren .at least you have time to spend on it now and not having to shoot off to other jobs .got a good start on it .
Now you have to do the new parts list 👍👍👍👍
Ah good its nice to see you happier working on that chunk of green metal, I guess those wet liner engines really have to have the correct antifreeze/corrosion inhibitor.
Like the previous poster…taking this shit apart is easy. Putting a POS back together,weeks later, is amazing. Kindest regards 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I have been watching videos about trucks and heavy machinery all day , as well as diesel mechanics work , and its great to see another warren video 👍🔧, have a good one 🍻
I just love the rawness of your video's Warren. It went from, what looked like a lovely sunny day to a cold winter's morning with out a hint of transgression (ffs) music. It's always great to spend some time over your shoulder. I don't even care if I'm standing in a ice cold puddle of oily water. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and I'm looking forward 2024 to see what gem's you produce....it's so like it was in LA for me all them year's ago just a bit different
Warren I love your vids man it shows our live day struggles! :)
Best of the season to you and your kin ,back at it ,another day another dollar .thx for sharing Warren . Safe travels all the best for 2024
Merry Christmas Warren. Thanks for all the great entertainment.
Hey Warren, nice job ripping that JD engine apart. They are going to be spending some cash getting that thing running again. Hopefully they won’t let just anybody work on it after it’s repaired. Thanks much for the video. Happy New Year!
Another superb video Warren, thank you.
Thank you for sharing, I learn a lot 👍👍👍👍
Awesome video thanks for your time and consideration Warren most appreciated 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚛🚛🔧🛠️🇬🇧🇺🇲
Great video Warren really enjoyed watching you disassemble this engine. Thanks for sharing hope you had a good Christmas with your Family.
I enjoy the mysteries Warren. Where did the extra valve bridge come from , how did they barbecue that crankshaft... Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes for the New Year.
Good morning Warren!! Hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas and an even happier New Year!! Thank you for sharing another great video!!
Hope you had a good Christmas Warren
Great video bud, thanks for bringing us along!
Lonesome Dove must be one of you favorite movies
Hi Warren, Merry Christmas&Happy New Year. Thanks for allowing us to watch you all these years. If I never work on farm equipment, tractor trailers, industrial equipment I still have learned so much from you...be patient with yourself, demand the best from yourself&those around you, and have fun.
Remind me the symptoms of the spun bearring?
Happy Festivus Warren, Stay Safe...Happy New Year...Thanks for Sharing another Great video...
Nice job! You sure are happier working on this one than the Paccar. 😂
Looking forward to the rebuild now.
Just want to wish you a Your family a Happy New Year. And with all the work you put in this past year.
I Wish upon you to have a wonderful New Year. Thank you for sharing your skills.
And for allowing me to learn more than I ever would have without you. Thank you
Appreciate the Video Warren - thank you 🎥🎬👍
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Warren!
Great stuff best on u/tube tells it like it is
Thanks for the update sir, be interesting to know if they actually did run that engine with no oil, that one rod was burned up for sure. Lots of pieces parts for sure. Thanks.
Hi Warren
I remember you saying about Milwaukee batteries going dead. Thing is vibration is breaking the connections inside. Milwaukee has a new impact 2767 with a suspension system on the battery mount so this might help your battery life.
Warren you are working on the predecessor of the pacar 😂😂.
Hope you have a Happy new year.
Warren you are a full-time beast-mode mechanic and I hope you can tone down your workload soon.
We need a t-shirt making, saying "I rather be working on anything other than a Paccar POS"
My mother inlaw had read some where about some persons grave stone on the back had "I Told you I was sick".
So some may be one day we will see a grave stone with "POS Pac Car".
Nice content. Why I like my old iron. Got her tore down and fixin to pull the liners. Best of the New Year. (Election year)
I love these videos! 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hello there! Totally unrelated question what are the brand of coveralls that you wear? I bought a few from Tractor Supply but they suck yours looks like they can take a meeting so I want to buy the same brand thank you so much I love watching your Channel even though I work in the automotive industry watching you makes my job pale in comparison
PACCAR or Kabota hard to tell which one is his favorite...😅😂
Every time I watch I just want to help and become his right hand man.
Good to you happy in your work again after having the PACCAR blues 😊
Thank you.
Question , What is that mallet with the offset head that Warren is using here, called, what was it originally for ? I can see what it is useful for, in this context, but have never seen one before.
I think it's specifically made to knock pistons thru a ring compressor and into the cylinder bore.
Piston hammer, piston mallet
When a mechanic of this caliber says a Paccar engine is garbage take note.
Great Video love it
“Getting pissy with me” Lol 😂😂❤
👍👍wonder how much is compatible between those and the old 6414/6068 block...ftom the 70's to 90's.. maybe not much...idk... doesnt matter...👍👊
Don't recall viewing you ever working on a MACK truck/engine... any in your territory ?
Hi Warren hope you a break with the wife over Christmas you deserve it after all those great videos you produce?
good vid warren
Warren,wanted to see this once more. Later
If you needed to change out just that ring gear on that flywheel would you need to heat it up in an oven first? Never done one but I'm about soon
Never done a ring gear but ave done abs pickup rings on driveshafts for cars and just used the oxy acetylene to heat them up then they drop right on
@@gregshearer423 thanks
So, you have to run a new paccar or a DD 555. Which do you chose?
Warren , do you work alone ??
The one good thing about getting a dirty engine/equipment is you get to see what happen or what is going on.
Getting a clean engine is like being a crime scene investigator and the murder scene has been cleaned up. All your evidence is gone, it just makes it harder to figure out what actually happen.
I wonder what that job would cost at the dealer?? 30-40 grand? 50-60??
"Piece of shit Paccar", that totally made my day. Warren, you're simply the best. Obviously someone messed up with that tractor engine... definitely a lack of oil to that one rod. The question is, what was the cause, blockage, just low on oil? We may never know. As always, another great video, cheers :)
An X rated video naked engine my eyes
very best
That Crank is scrap for sure that has got well hot most likely too brittle on butter soft now and the Con Rod
Hello Warren. It's a Shaim about Daf being bought out by Paccar. Daf made some great trucks in their time. The basic truck of today is good. It's just those paccar engines that let them down. Nobody likes them.
Well gess your battery went dead then hope you having a rest over christmas with your family and dogs see you soon 👋😎👍
AWESOME ! Warren . Thank-you for the long video,Wish you and your family Happy Holidays (I think that's still politically correct? LOL!)
Though you got fed up with the millwalkie batteries and exchange bs sorry thought you were using a battery powered impact
He does still use a Milwaukee but uses an air gun for 99% of the heavy work
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8:16 😂😂
Paccars are bad, but I'd say them stupid MaxForce motors are right up there with em, did a low mount fan hub on one a few weeks ago, not fun at all.
Hey Warren I just wanted to let you know that you are holding your tongue the wrong way and that if you want to get the job done. You need to hold it on the other side of your mouth. I know everything and you need to do it my way and no other way. Lmao 🤣 have a great day and stay exactly as you are. Best wishes and god bless you and your family.😂😂😂❤❤❤
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Get R Dun Warren!!!
Be careful with that piston hammer, I would hit myself in the head with the long end lol.
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Hey Warren, loving the videos...always enjoy watching different things getting saved and brought back to life no matter how bad a shape they are in. I have heard you complain a lot about the various POS engines and transmissions and such in tons of the videos...but I started to wonder, out of all the trucks out there over the years, all the engines, transmissions, rear ends, computer or not, etc. etc. What would you put together as your "Christmas Truck". What would be the ultimate combination of different components to make the best truck possible. Love to hear your thoughts in the next video if you have time. Same for the tractors too! Thanks again for all the info and entertainment!
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I dunno man… the 6.4 Powerstroke has GOT to worse then the PACCAR. Those are literally boat anchors with a ford emblem. 😂
Warren you what they say about a man with a whole in his pocket dont ya?
He feels cocky all day
Chinese proverb
Paccar or MTU is a toss up
To answer your question, no, he sucks😅
WARREN, does your wife know that you are talking to another woman. 😊😊😊
Youre still working on junk haha
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