That engine will probably blow up after a few miles. a fully stocked garage still doesn’t make these guys a trained engineer/mechanic… light years from it. The difference is easy to spot: look at your infrastructure and infrastructure in these parts of the world.

​@radiumdude if engines were blowing up like you say then there wouldnt be shops for them to be rebuilt. Fact of the matter is these engines will run for million miles as they do.

@@radiumdudeengine will be fine don’t be so melodramatic.

Its not middle east, it is south asia, Pakistan. Otherwise child labour comment is true. Really bad working conditions for them.@@zachking566

It's not the western wholesomeness here, the child helps out because it's expected when you live in near death poverty. On the maslow's hierarchy here it's not "I get to work with daddy!", it's "fuck i hope we get work tomorrow so we can get three meals that day". This romanticisation of people living in dire poverty has to stop.

Priceless smile ! Awesome learning Curve!

This guys are really good. But I would not bring them an AMG C63 engine 😊

You know that kid is going to grow up to be an awesome mechanic

@@jogie63They’d fix it cheaper and faster than you or your company could with a warranty! 😂😂😂

from South Korea, buddy!

😂😂😂

haha

😅😅😅

the way he pried the head to fall off straight on the ground with such disdain. 1:40. and this dude throwing this fuel line in the sand lol. it all feels so wrong. 1:10. but it's the ring spanners i don't get. socket sets are pretty cheap and all.

RIGHT !! 😂

If he don't help out *work hard") he probably DON'T eat. Lot different philosophy then what we are use to.

Torque is set depending on the weight of the guy swinging on the spanner.

Everything is fixable! Not in western countries because they government says you need a degree and 5million permits and the make the auto makers build stuff that only lasts 100k miles.

That's enough NM "trust me I know what I'm doing....I've been working at this for a long time..." NOT DIE ENGINE

I thought the same thing!

looks like , you want to exploit him... thanks God i am not in your team !!!

@@brielgaplur4260 you wouldn’t last an hour.

@@brielgaplur4260 so saying someone works very well non-stop and praising them for loving their job is now wanting to exploit XDDDDDD americans

@@pineira6304 No, he's saying that because he is likely being exploited and you seem to appreciate that. Also, this, and most of these, video is sped up. These people may work hard, but they work slow.

He was good. And you don't need a workstation or any safety equipment for him either.

the 2x jawas voice is true! hahaha

HAHA Jawas hard at it....bless them they did a sterling job

Westerners with their mindset the whole world operates like how it is in their country. That kid will be a badass later in life with the knowledge he will accumulate rebuilding engines.

An actual education would be better. He could probably stop living in poverty and move out of that dusty shithole with some schooling

I wouldn't really call it child labor, that's probably either the guy's son or nephew or like the young kid is there to learn a trade at a young age cuz in that part of the world they're not really going to college like that when your poor like that so they're out there earning money or helping out just so they could learn at a young age

@@jamesbroomfield7799 Western assumptions... You assume those people are poor, why? They have on work clothes, doing work! Those "poor" people PROBABLY owned that entire yard and several others.

there is a right tool for the job and there is a wrong tool. Not torquing the bolts is bad practice but hey, if they only ask 500 bucks, well you get what you pay for.

They're loosening head bolts from back to front. They're lucky if the head didn't warp because that's not how you're supposed to do it 😂

lol u silly

Throwing the injection pump in the dirt whit out plugs in the pump, do that to a new diesel truck engine and see what happens, that's not skills

man those torque specification cost money. about 6-10 grand more than the price of the whole rebuild in this video. and that doesn't even account for the snap-on or mac tools, we are talking just labor.

Yeah and they made a bunch of mistakes along the way.. I doubt any of these people are mechanics.. 😂

@@kslandin Living in poverty makes you an expert in anything. no time for bs but just work.

like Canadian mechanics , every 10 min , yo man wheres that 10 mil ? hahahha

It's probably hard to lose a 10mm with a 4 foot bar welded onto it though.

Yup that 10mm gets you every time

that me in everyday life

I've had my old socket set for years, and the 10mm is all beat up from use, and some of the sockets are still waiting patiently for that one time when they will finally be necessary...

Absolutely, your comment highlights a crucial aspect of craftsmanship - the difference between relying solely on technical specifications versus possessing a deep understanding and intuition for the task at hand. The mechanics showcased in the video exemplify the latter, showcasing their mastery and adaptability in the face of challenges. In times of adversity, having individuals who possess not only technical knowledge but also the ability to innovate and problem-solve with limited resources can be invaluable. These mechanics demonstrate a level of expertise that goes beyond simply following predefined guidelines; they can improvise and achieve remarkable results even in the most challenging circumstances.

Engine whisperers...what a spot on phrase to describe these mechanic diva's, so impressed, and as for the young kid, what an education/apprentiship he is getting, especially in a country where this is quite probably no chance of a "normal education", and no, I am not being rascist, i'm just saying that these guys all work together, and they all have a smile on thier faces. As an "old school" mechanic, who grew up learning how to actually repair things rather than just chuck replacement units at any problem, I am in awe of the skill and knowledge displayed by these guys. An honour to watch them work, the best of luck to them all.

Then hire child labor.

​@@docdetroit146Don't forget the obligatory motor bike and old bloke sitting in chair in background!

And Chipmunk voices!

and have 500 bucks, or in usa 50000k bucks for worse service. Some will always hate, since they dont know nothing and are following sheep without their own opinion, which is sometimes better because of their wrong opinions.

@gregorizi Do you rebuild engines? Do you know having a piece of needed equipment being broken? If i needed an engine rebuilt and the crankshaft was stood up in the sand before it was installed i would bring my business elsewhere. The new bearings and crankshaft were expensive. Why start out with sand on them?

That piston head holder is a ring compressor.

Lmao

Surpass you mean? We all saw them tightening the bolts up 😉🤣

They're not diverse enough

Então é que eu nunca punha os pés num Boeing.😂😂

Right..bet they can get those abandoned planes running in no time..😅

What would you give Pakistan and India for keeping the environment clean. How about an F.

At least they waited till the engine was split, didn’t start on the outside

Did you see the Flywheel?

man those torque specification cost money. about 6-10 grand more than the price of the whole rebuild in this video. and that doesn't even account for the snap-on or mac tools, tool carts/workbenches, we are talking just labor. this guys have something that 80% of us mechanics miss: Skill. you go here for a repair they don't even bother to see if something can be done by pure skill to fix it they go straight for cheap Chinese aftermarket parts that have 300% markup and they quote you by the book( that i think counts even the lunch brakes and bathroom brakes as work time) and not by how faster they can fix it because they are very skilled

I didn’t see them torquing anything. You must have watched a different video than we did.

and 60kNm is always hand tight

😂@@Will-ce7tv

I guess he's the owner.

иногда и этого бывает достаточно

Там коленвал был лопнувший 7:25

Поменяли коленвал, поставили новые гильзы, чем ты не удовлетворен? p.s. Поршни -кстати тоже новые- не имеют потертостей и один, вроде, новый. Я примерно такой же ремонт делал при масложоре (honda f23A) - поменял только шатунные вкладыши и кольца поршневые. Мотор прошел уже 50 тыс. км, после такого _недоремонта_ - работает

Про песок забыл,щепотку туды-сюды

Soviet style!

Absolutely! 🌟 Sometimes simplicity is the key to success! 🔧👍 Thanks for recognizing their reliability and determination! 💪🛠️

Guess you've not travelled much

i thought it were the chipmunks

А как иначе 😂

все как мы любим😁

а отмытый тнвд с песочком и чистка форсунок наждачкой вообще бомба )))самое интересное у них это частая проблема поломанный коленвал , а ломается он из масляного голодания или за льющей форсунки , а это значит колено будет сломано в скором времени снова

В плане колена полностью согласен- сопромат не нае... шь😂😂😂. И ведь они повсеместно колено ещё и варят электродами🤦‍♂️...А если серьёзно- как можно отмыть отложения хаотично елозя тряпочкой по деталью? Сами-то в это верят)))?

ну Вы придирчивый )))

They lubed the cam at least. Doesn't appear they torqued anything to specs however.

It's all lubed by the dust/ dirt particles in the air

GET ER DONEEEEEEE

@@user-vj1es1ce4u it's torqued to their specs :)

clearly says Nissan Diesel on the top cover when he is filling it with oil ....weren't you watching : }

Yes sir I was trying to watch, but Im legally blind. Hope you have a better day with someone else.@@thesage4729

For their heavy duty truck,ud trucks

Bonjour le français 👍

They are Pathan not Punjabi:)

It's fine the dirt from the floor is the lubrication for the main bearings.

They probably don't even know that there is even an order to the rod caps.

The engine comes with a taillight warranty. Once they cannot see the taillights on the truck from the "repair" shop, the warranty has expired.

If you look at their hands they are soaked in oil, just didnt make any effort to show the oiling in the video, i would suspect the cam bearings had some damage from the install though, ill give their job a 4 out of 10. It should function for a while

I am envious they can use gasoline, we have to use water based citrus sh*t here in California

I hope that's either diesel or mineral spirits. Gasoline is a disaster waiting to happen.

I know next to nothing about engines but wow it defies common sense

I wondered the same thing...

Y'all serious right now?

while they are there, maybe they can find some ratchets, too.

Don’t forget the 20% off coupon!

Oh you mean like tennis "rackets"?

While I will agree they work harder than most people, no denying that, the workmanship is completely shoddy. Everything from start to finish was done incorrectly and will end up causing more damage to the engine / premature failure.

Who called them primatives?

A little Freudian slip@@docdetroit146

If these engines had a high fail rate after this work, I don't think the place would stay open long. I think they must. They did a fine job with what they have in my opinion. I bet they get paid next to nothing vs a "real repair shop" in the USA @@feron450