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You wasted too much time to get to your point.

How did you verify it was the valve seals

how many bar of air are you blowing in cylinder?

Wow 🎉 thanks for this great video, I'll definitely buy this kit and use it to replace the valve stems seals on my 2010 Dodge Journey 2.7v6 24valves😢

I swear up and down about hiroes coiloversIf if you drive it in sports mode you should be good to go is handles better and the right quality is not that bunch different, if you want the old man's mode soft you might as well just go with the ABC

Your knowledge is impeccable. I have a 2009 SL600

WTF with the hillbilly exaust system Insult to a Mercedes🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

Very much looking forward to Part 2, its been months now. Very important to all of us, what did you pay for car? How much have you spent on parts? Any idea how much time you spent on these repairs? Very enjoyable video to watch.

Nice video. Thanks for the information. Where can we get this kit for the valve springs? Can you share a link please?

This video is impressive....keep them coming!!!!

Where's part 2???

Nice bro , just cut my exhaust off , best fun ever , people hate me but , fkk it 🤣🤘 ua-cam.com/video/_kPz791dMe0/v-deo.htmlsi=0VMIfIyE-htgd7tN

You can just use a valve remove tool you don't need to buy that device

Your Father must be in the background somewhere! I can't believe the ABC suspension is working with original accumulators and 165K miles or whatever you said the miles the car had on it.

Dude you are way too relaxed doing this job. I just did valve seals on my BMW N63 engine I was hard job. But I got it done. FYI anyone trying to do this job just be careful do not push down on the valve if you drop valve down you are royalty Fucked Good video tho

What site did you go to for bolt pattern removing and replacing it

I'm amazed at your knowledge of the SL.

привет. отличное видео. я делаю такую работу в России Москва. на м113 работа занимает 2.5-3 часа . на м112 2.5 часа максимум.

Ive found on the passenger side you cannot mount the brackets as far forward as you did on the drivers side. Wish id seen the snipe earlier as ive been trying without and it gasses you out quick without it.

Your engine looks very healthy from the inside mine is like almost complete black.

I m doing same job on my car today use the same tools, my 2005 E500 burned a lot of oil for years. it is easy for upper stems but very difficult for bottom inner stems because the tool too long won't fit to remove the bottom inner springs. Your video only showed the easy part but skip the difficult part. But still good video anyway.

Dude you are sooooo knowledgeable and not only that but, you are so patient on explaining it’s right on the money 💪🏻 I have to give you an A+. Actually with a million ++++++++++++++++ signs Great job done and thank you for helping me and most definitely others as well! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💯

Hello iv a 1999 w210 with the 2.4 engine car has 50 thousand miles do you think i should change this part for peace of mind or is there plenty life left in it yet Thanks

Nicely done. Very impressed with your knowledge. Looking forward to future videos on the SL.

Ethan I know this video is older but do you happen to links for everything needed to do this job? I was only able to find the valve cover gaskets pcv hoses and valve seals I’m looking for the spring compressor and the bolts that hold down the valve train TIA

Thats a hell of a job to do without a lift, good job man!

Did you disconnect the SBC or disable to SBC? - I’m about to do brakes and wondering what I should do for SBC

Did you also replaced the camshaft bridge with new bolt?

Bought the exact same kit. Gonna do this next week myself😊

This is crazy! Cool technique! Gonna have to try it! And to guy mentioned turning cyl thats Pretty cool saved me taking off the heads.. if compression is good on my engine ill try this burning oil i have 221k miles. Thanks bro.

Way to save your mama!

Fabulous video, looking forward to part 2 👍👍

when the rear muffler hanger breaks that what damages the flex pipe.

Hi - you made that look easy! Did you need to bleed the rear brake lines? If so, how did you do this? Similarly....did you need to bleed the hydraulic suspension after changing the accumulators? How is the consumer battery in the back of the car - does it run down quickly? Sometimes the battery control module can have issues...especially if anybody has ever made the mistake of disconnecting the front battery before disconnecting the consumer battery, hooking a battery charger directly to the front or rear battery....or worse still trying to jump start from the rear battery. Good luck with this resto. Mike

Did you remove the Chain tensioner or just removed the Rockerarms without removing the Chain tensioner?

Even though I don't like the way it was originally "fixed", I don't think that arm provides any additional safety. That arm is just to provide the right geometry. The trailing arm, the lower control arm and the shock absorber are the main bearing structures of the rear suspension. Glad that you replace the whole subframe

What on earth could've been the reason to weld a control arm bolt like that?

I have exactly the same problem for a Slk 350. I find anyone to do it.. so the problem is still there

So convenient to be next to FCPeuro if you have to ship your parts back. I’m in the west coast and shipping 5L oil costs more than half its price. Hopefully a return center opens in their AZ facility.

good work!

Real hack job

Nice job 🎉

Yes. I have the same one wt 165 000 miles. :) Went thru the same procedures. Keep up, it's a great car.

Amazing content. Esp the screens. . Way way way back in the day I got to drive a NEW 280 se 3.5. Conv. Way back.

How much did you buy it for? Auction buy?

Nice restoration!! Hopefully the ABC doesn't eat you alive. Looking forward for part 2

I unsubscribed- you have VERY bad safety habits and you don't know how to jack up a car. It's nice to see people getting their hands dirty and sharing what they know- but sir- you're dangerous. 6:18 'speaks' volumes... no jacks, no wheel chocks - just a $35 walmart jack 'thing' and I'd be surprised if you actually applied your parking brake. Interestingly, I saw a jack stand in the thumbnail ???

I've done valve stem seals on other engines but the process is the same. It's not exactly what I would call fun but sometimes it is necessary. I've heard all the tricks about using rope and barring the engine over, etc. but it's a waste of time if you have at least minimal shop air. You can put a squeeze clamp on the end of the valve while you are getting parts ready if one is that paranoid. I have an 03 S430 with about 185K on it. It doesn't burn any oil past what is normal. I'm about 1qt low after 10k miles. Hopefully I don't have to do valve stem seals anytime soon.

Did this fix your oil consumption issue?