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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2019
- A video showing the installation of cylinder sleeves in a L134 Willys and Ford GPW engine. Part Of The Team G503 / G503 Video Series on TH-cam. All parts provided by Ron Fitzpatrick Jeep Parts.
www.rfjp.com/p-49-cylinder-sl... - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I can't believe this guy was right down the street from my house for years. Right after this video, we moved out of Diamond Springs, due to California politics. But it's a very nice place to live, if you have to be in California....
Best thing I have seen all day. Nothing beats an old timer.
This video is fantastic. I have never rebuilt an engine in my life. I pulled the engine from my Mercedes-Benz 560SL a couple of weeks ago and finally removed the heads. That’s when I found deep scoring in one of the cylinders (car sitting 14 years). Not knowing what I was doing I panicked because of the scoring. I remembered that in the 70’s they put sleeves in VW’s so I started searching and found your video. Then I found they have sleeves for my 560SL. I have been documenting the entire car rebuild on my TH-cam channel. Thanks again.
Dang it,,,the boring bar 1953,,,year I was born !! Love to watch real talent still at work!
the cutting was so much faster than I expected. and wow to see him work at 90 plus.
impressive to see a such old man perform these jobs. he does not do a move for nothing
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Very Cool! There's NO replacing a talented professional regardless of the "computer".
Norm is the coolest gui. Awsome to watch. Like a use dance around the familier workshop
Amazing place and even greater owner. Thank you for working on my GPW.
This is so awesome
Jimmy does fantastic work
Good Scott, good job
wow !!! that was insane, thanks for posting !!!
Scott, good to see you here. Ive dumped facebook sometime back, moved back north to be near the grandkids. Sold the 46 to help finish the "new" house remodel. I will be looking for the next project sometime in the near future.
That is outstanding!
What a lost art! So many machine shop shutting down. The guy i use is 82 years old and ready to retire. Slow and steady but get it done and does great work. Don’t know what I’ll do when he’s out of the place.
Norm is Awsome!
My first job was a driver for an auto parts machine shop. Back then you got your engine rebuilt at a gas station. They would pull the engine. I would pick it up and bring it to the shop. We would hot tank it, manniflux it, valve job it. Nearl the pistons. New rings. Resurface and have it back after lunch. By the end of the day the customer picked up his/her car.
What a fantastic video, thank you! I'd be interested to know what the outer diameter of the sleeve is, or what the cylinders need to be bored to to accept the sleeves with the interference that is mentioned in the video?
Sascha Meyer that would very buy the sleeve manufacturer.
woooow thats impressive. He keeps going and going. Does this work on ecodiesel engines (3.0L V6 Jeep engine)?
I see an outline around the bolt holes. Did you have to fit some Timeserts to repair bolt holes? Showing people how to use Timeserts is a good idea if you haven't already done so.
Where i buy the sleeves sir? Give me understand please.
Excellent. Can you provide the name and number of the shop who rebuilds your L134's in Charleston? My parents live in Mount Pleasant and I thought I'd bring my engine with me next time I go visit them. Thanks ROn
Hi Ron
Jimmy Strauss is in Diamond Springs CA.
I live in Charleston. Simmons Machine Shop is a great place in the Charleston Area.
Waw😮
What is the piston size .?
What was the name and contact info for this shop. I would like to send a email commending them. I dont have a cj but really appreciate a pro.
al bugnfront here you go.
www.jimmystraussjeeps.com/contact
thank you
Why does Norm still do this,? Must be owner, Didn’t know you could Sleeve the 134 !
Because he gets it. And what he does is important. It was my privilege to meet such a man. An inspiration..stay tuned...
Team G503 Restoring A 1943 Willys MB Army Jeep God has blessed Norm
I would like to know the address to get fix the engine. of the 1952 willy. if I can get more info about this shop and if can get a phone number even better.
Hi John, here is the contact information.
www.jimmystraussjeeps.com/
In spanish please!!! I am the chilean willylover
I’ll assume he has passed his experience and skills to someone of a younger generation. It would be a shame to lose all that to the ages. At 92 who knows?
Try a press🤛
YOUR AUDIO IS PRETTY BAD, "ROOM EFFECT" ...