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Southern Crash Kings
Приєднався 26 лип 2023
Timelapse Teardown: 2005 Ford F350 6.0L XLT Extended Cab
In this edition of Southern Crash Kings we feature a time-lapse tear down of a crashed 2005 Ford 6.0L F350 XLT Cab. You will be able to see how quickly a cab can be taken apart. This is the time-lapse portion only. If you want to check the full story behind this truck, check out the full video at the link below.
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Taking Apart A Perfectly Good 1997 BMW 740IL Engine! Complete Tear Down! See All The Parts Removed!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings we purchase a used 1997 BMW 740IL engine. This engine is suppose to be a perfectly good running engine. So what are we going to do? We are going to tear the engine apart. Will it be a good engine as advertised? Check the video to find out. We show you step by step as the engine is torn apart. Thanks for watching and please click the thumbs up on the video...
Crashed 2005 Ford F350 6.0L Powerstroke Purchased & Torn Apart! Full Story with Timelapse Tear Down!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, we purchased a partially dissembled crashed 2005 Ford 6.0L F350 from a friend of ours. We look closely at what was damaged on the truck from the collision and then we tear the whole truck apart. You get to see the whole process of buying the truck, transporting the truck, and then the complete tear down. This video is our first attempt at a time lapse te...
Part 4: Crashed 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Rebuild!3rd Parts Jeep Bought! Project finally done!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, it is final episode of walking you through the rebuild process of a totaled/salvage 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. In this episode I buy the 3rd parts Jeep (2011 Wrangler Sport) for the wheels and tires. I take take the 4" suspension lift from parts Jeep 1 (2015 Wrangler) and install the lift on this 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. We also show you an up-close ...
Part 3: Crashed 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Full Rebuild. 2nd Parts Jeep Bought! Paint & Reassembly!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, it is part 3 of walking you through the rebuild process of a totaled/salvage 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. In this episode I buy the 2nd parts Jeep (2013 Wrangler Sport) needed to rebuild this wrangler. I also do a complete teardown of the 2nd parts wrangler and get the body parts off that I need. I take the Jeep to the body shop for their work and finally...
Part 2: Crashed 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Full Rebuild. 1st Parts Jeep Purchased and Frame Changed!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, it is part 2 of walking you through the rebuild process of a totaled/salvage 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. In this episode I buy the 1st parts Jeep needed to rebuild this wrangler. I also do a complete teardown of the parts wrangler and get the new frame installed. Thanks for watching and please like and subscribe to the channel so that we can keep making ...
Part 1: Crashed 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Full Rebuild. Purchase and Tear Down. How bad is it?
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, it is part 1 of walking you through the rebuild process of a totaled/salvage 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. I explain what you need to if you to want to rebuild salvage vehicles as well as discuss how much money you can save by doing so. You won't want to miss a second of this video. Please like and subscribe to the channel so that we can keep making more v...
2019 Toyota Camry Crashed at 90 MPH! Where Did The Engine and Transmission Go? Check The Trunk.
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, we check out a 2019 Toyota Camry XSE crashed at 90 MPH. Where did the engine and transmission go? You won't believe it till you see it. Please like and subscribe to the channel so that we can keep making more videos just like you're watching now!
2011-2017 Honda Odyssey Xenon HID Headlight Bulb Replacement! Step by Step! Best Views! Both Sides!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, I have a 2012 Honda Odyssey Touring Elite with a headlight that works intermittently. I will show you how to replaced both xenon headlight bulbs. It is not as hard as you think. If you are thinking about replacing your own headlight bulb, this video is a must watch! You won't want to miss a second of this video. Please like and subscribe to the channel s...
2024 Toyota Tundra & Tacoma Toughness Tested at Bristol Motor Speedway! Can They Handle The Abuse?
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In this addition of Southern Crash Kings I travel to Bristol Motor Speedway but the race wasn’t what caught my attention this year. What did catch my attention was the way Toyota treated their brand new trucks! Toyota set up a test track to allow NASCAR fans to go on a ride along inside one of those new Tundra or Tacoma trucks and see first hand how tough these trucks are! Don’t miss how these ...
Superduty VS The North! 59K Miles 6.0L Powerstroke Destroyed By Northern Winters! Frame Analyzed!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings I purchase a 2005 Ford F350 6.0L Diesel with only 59K miles. Much to my surprise this truck was eat up with rust. I ran a vehicle history report and surprisingly the low mileage seemed to be accurate. In addition to the rust, this truck also had theft history. This truck was a nightmare to take apart and I show you up close how Northern winters can eat th...
6.0 Powerstroke Diesel Slow Cranking! What's The Problem? Test Your Batteries & Save A Little Money!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, we have slow cranking on a 6.0L Powerstroke Diesel. Most auto part stores will tell you you need to replaced both batteries. Sometimes that is the case but sometimes you only need to replace one battery. I will show you how to test the batteries in your truck and it might save you a little money! Please like and subscribe to the channel so that we can ke...
2005-2017 Honda Odyssey 3.5L V6 Timing Belt Replaced! Engine Removed! Best Views! Step by Step!
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In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, I purchased a low mileage crashed 2012 Honda Odyssey just because I needed the engine. I removed the engine and show you how to replace the timing belt. With the engine out of the Odyssey I can show you up close views and angles not seen when the engine is still in the van. If you are thinking about replacing your own timing belt, this video is a must wa...
2009-2014 Ford F150 Blower Resistor Repair! Step By Step! Why does it stop working? Fire risk?
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Is your 2009-2014 Ford F150 having blower issues? Does it intermittently work or not work at all? In this edition of Southern Crash Kings, I will give you a little background on the truck we are working on as well as show you how to fix it before your truck potentially catches on fire. Please like and subscribe to the channel so that we can keep making more videos just like your watching now!
Nice job! And you made it so I could understand.
Some important video part got cut off, like removing the lower timing belt cover.
Mute goes hard.
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You do not have to support the engine after you remove that motor mount in front of the timing covers. That engine mount simply keeps the engine from vibrating. The front and rear engine mounts hold all the weight of the engine.
Hate to be a hater here, but Honda does not sell a “kit”. Online sellers are notorious for selling counterfeit parts. Only use the Aisin kit or parts purchased directly from a Honda dealer. Anything else, and you’ll be replacing heads - guaranteed.
I always buy Aisin timing belts.
where did you get the timing belt kit from?? is there a link to order?
The insight on why the professional techs prefer to leave the cam/crank seals alone is enlightening. It's not really a matter of creating a leak by swapping seals, as most techs are quite capable of properly installing the seals. It's the rabbit hole of disturbing the cam positions with the timing belt off and all the labor to get everything positioned again. I would not expect that this is a big deal on a single overhead cam engine like these are though? Not a problem if things are all locked up (on a DOHC) with the valve covers removed and the cams locked in place, as they would be if you were also changing valve cover gaskets and adjusting valve lash at the 105k mile mark. But the flat-rate system works in everyone's favor except the technician (unless corners are cut) and the customer so skipping the seals is attractive and makes the shop money. In your case, I probably would have done the same thing with a clean, low-mileage motor, slap a belt in it while it's out and call it a day. The seals will likely be fine out to 210k (next service interval) if the engine oil is changed regularly and has a great additive package to keep them soft.
YES TURNING THAT ENGINE TO DOUBLE CHECK ITS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
There are any difference between honda odyssey touring elite headlight and honda odyssey headlights 2011-2017
I would only add that replacing the camshaft seals and crank seal are well worth the extra time at this point.
Aisin kit is OEM
Most shops only charge about 1000 -1500 for this job. Seems like it should be 3,000 for all that work and knowledge needed to do that repair.
Not checking exhaust cam for time? 😳
Putting an engine in a vehicle that needs new spark plug seals /valve cover? 🤨
I just bought an elite thought I had to use H11 you are the only video to talk about two different headlight assemblies thank you!!! I figured out the dust covers but them was like what the heck hahahahaha you rock!
Great video thanks I was able to do it on my passenger side, I just took out the clip for the washer refill and the plastic shroud on whatver is behind the headlight to give me some more wiggle room
U have an upload with or where u get alternator reader set up
MAKE SURE THAT IS NOT A COUNTERFEIT KIT , I DID THAT AND NOW I HAVE TO REPAIR OR REPLACE THE ENGINE. CHECK YOU TIMING BELT FOR CRACKS, MINE IT WAS ALL CRACKED AFTER 1 1/2 YEARS AND 15000 MILES.
Nicely done & well explained 👍
Great Video
Very informative video . Question : Do I really need to put that metal you said from battery to hold the tensioner? Or can I just install the tensioner and straight pull the pin??
Maybe it did. I don’t know. I’ll tell you this: My “Ford Dealer Maintained” 6.0 had a f’ing aftermarket oil filter and cap. It’s a wonder it started at all. 6.0 people know what I mean.
I don't get it? If it was ford dealer maintained then you didn't bulletproof and remove emissions on it cause I don't think they work on moded trucks
As for any on stand motor would pull rear oil seal, injectors, plugs and coils and pull oil pick up tube. Get to everything you can get to including intake gaskets. Looks like really great video great job. You got an opportunity to make this easier on yourself motor out. That kit was on the money got everything you need.
Really like seeing this done outside the van. Now I have a clear picture of what is where when I do this job myself.
Thank you for the comments. Seeing everything with the engine out does make the inside the van repair a little easier. Thanks for watching. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already.
If you can beat that many trucks up for show they must be making a lot of money!
Very true! Thanks for watching. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel. More videos coming!
What do you use for painting? HVLP? What brand paint?
Are you asking about the frame paint or for the body?
Both
For the exterior we use Axalta which is part of DuPont. For the frame we use VHT Roll Barr & Chassis gloss black paint.
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Thanks for watching!
Honda covered this problem under warranty. they extended it for a piston ring failure. you could of had all this done for free
Thanks for the info. We only deal in crashed/salvage vehicles so those manufacturer warranties are voided once a vehicle has a salvage certificate issued for it. Thanks for checking out the video!
Love seeing these videos. Reminds me of all the time we spent in the driveways fixing stuff when we were younger
Yes! Much easier now with a little better equipment…ha
Thanks J. Ready for Episode 2!
Thanks for watching! Just posted episode 2!
Would you mind posting the link to where you the parts from?
Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately the seller I purchased from is sold out. If you go to eBay and search “12 Odyssey Timing Belt Kit Genuine OEM”. Several other sellers are selling the kits so just look for the kits that have the parts still in OEM bags with OEM part #’s. Hopefully that helps. Thanks for watching! Please like and subscribe.
Your concept of the battery rod threading into the tensioner pulley is backwards, the correct idea is that the rod compresses the tensioner when it is treaded in. This removes tension from the belt. I suppose Honda did this in case you needed to adjust the belt position on the cam/crank teeth and did not have a vice and grenade pin to compress the existing tensioner (when it is removed). If anyone is doing this at home: I recommend NOT doing the battery rod method as it is a MAJOR PITA when the engine is still in the car. Pop off the tensioner bolts and get a vice and pin to recompress the tensioner. Thanks for an informative video!
Thanks for the comments. Yes that portion of the service manual was tricky to understand the function of the battery rod. Thanks for clarifying and thanks for watching!
The way he did it in the video is correct. Just a shorter bolt would be needed if the engine is installed in the vehicle.
Why would they make it this difficult? I saw another video where they went through the wheel well. Do you think that’s a good option? I’m thinking of I ever have to do this I’m just sending it to a shop or pulling the front headlamp assembly’s themselves.
You could do through the wheel well if you wanted but some of the wheel well clips are easily broken so you may want to order a few extra clips before removing. I can change the left and right headlight bulbs in less than 10 minutes from up top without having to remove the wheel well. It isn’t very hard once you understand how the bulb cover, socket, and latch comes off. Thanks for watching!
Done this a couple of times. Going for #3 due to collapsed tensioner. To ensure accuracy, paint stick the old belt with the alignment marks before pulling it. Paint complete line from front to back on both cams. To include the cams and the back alignment points. Also number the cam marks and arrow the direction of the belt. You cannot do that on the crank so just paint one of the teeth and mark the belt over that dot. Transfer to the new belt. Make sure to orient the belt in the same direction as the old belt. When installing one of the cam teeth will probably not line up. Just put socket on that cam and move as needed. Makes life much easier. Instead of putting the covers back on rotate the engine to ensure everything lines up. The paint marks will not line up when you rotate the engine. You can do it without installing the crank pulley, just use a lot of washers or install the pulley. Word of caution the washer you pulled off the crank is beveled. Make sure the bevel points outward. Installing it wrong will cut the belt and ruin your day. The purpose is to keep the belt on.
Great tip! Thanks for watching!
You do a Awesome job buddy
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Good job buddy I have the same problem on a 2015 Nelson on ac sometimes blows is it the same problem?
Hard to say for sure. There are several components that could be at fault. You could have a bad blower motor, a bad blower resistor, a bad wiring harness plug that connects to the blower motor or to the resistor. You could also have an issue with the temperature control. Good luck and thanks for watching!
That was the best sounding truck I have heard in a while
Thanks! More videos coming featuring this truck. Stay tuned and subscribe!
6.0s sound the best after you bulletproof the engine and put the X4 tune on it. It runs like a champ with plenty of power
good presntation
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Where did you purchase the kit? Part number?
I purchased the kit off eBay. Below are the part #'s for what came in this kit. Qty 1 Timing Belt: 14400-RCA-A01 Qty 1 Idler Roller / Pulley: 14550-RCA-A01 Qty 1 Tensioner Roller / Pulley: 14510-RCA-A01 Qty 1 Water Pump & Gasket: 19200-RDV-J01 Qty 1 Hydraulic Tensioner: 14520-RCA-A01 Qty 2 Front Camshaft Seals: 91213-R70-A01 / 91213-RKG-003 Qty 1 Front Crankshaft Seal: 91212-R70-A01 / 91212-5MR-A01 Qty 1 Serpentine Drive Belt : 38920-RCA-A01 / 56992-R70-A01 / 56992-RV0-A05
Just a heads up I purchased this kit from ebay as well and theres alot of fake kits on there. Mechanic changed everything and it was working perfect. My timing belt snapped 3 months later and ended up having to do a head job. beware of these fake ebay kits. But great video!
Theres a special socket for the harmonic balance..its a thick socket..weighted socket..works like a charm
Yes sir! I did use that socket in the video and it worked great. Made getting that harmonic balancer off pretty easy. Thanks for watching and like and subscribe. More videos coming.
He used the wrench in the video so why mention this.
Lisle 77080 19mm Harmonic Balancer Socket.
Great vedio
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You bot the kit I got to order one for my wife van
The kit worked great! Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe.
Napa $65. For timing belt
Thanks for the info and thanks for watching.
Do you want to sale the transmission I need one
Sorry not selling the transmission at this time. Thanks for watching and like/subscribe if you haven’t already!
How many miles on that motor and timing belt?
59K miles on the engine
I did this same job with engine still in a few years ago and thought I screwed up. Got everything back together and went to start it. Idle was rough and threw CEL for cylinder misfire. Started to backtrack the assembly and didn’t have a coil pack harness on. It was just was hanging in the back. Connected it and everything was smooth as butter. Wasn’t looking forward to telling my wife that I just screwed up her van.
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Honda doesnt provide a kit. Thats likely all counterfeits.
The Honda dealers sell the kits, I bought one to do this exact repair
I got a kit boxed just like that off ebay, worst mistake I made in 2023. I am now having to replace the engine after the supposed OEM belt broke. No more junk off ebay for me.
Great video. Thanks for doing it. I may not do the job, but it's sure nice to see what's involved. Liked your dialog with the process. Cheers from Canada!
I saw a whole bunch of kits on eBay and after seeing price difference and also packaging…it was too good to be true. I went oem from the dealer. It’s about $700 piece by piece but the engine is a lot more.
I work at Honda WE DO NOT …….NOT SELL KITS. Please don’t buy a kit you have to buy piece by piece or buy the Aisin kit which is made for Honda by Aisin. Also per the Manuel any and I really mean ANY bolt that is not holding just a cover on and that is torqued is a one time use bolt. This even includes the 19mm harmonic balancer crank bolt!!!.
Install a muzzler to disable the VCM that causes misfires
Yes that does help fix some of the oil consumption and misfire issues. Thanks for watching.
You shouldn’t removed the pulley 😅and removed a motor out just to do timing belt is a lot labor
used motor...
I noticed that when you put the new timing belt tensioner on, you didn't move the bushing over from the old to new. Can't float now.
Donor van was crashed so had to remove the engine and doing a timing belt while the engine is out. Thanks for watching!