Willys F 134 Start Up and Break In, Military CJ3B Project Walk Around

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  • Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
  • In this video I finally have a free moment to concentrate on starting the Willys F 134 Engine. But first I have to get a NV4500 transmission on the bench so I can get it rebuilt for a local guy who lost 5th gear. More on this on a future video. This is a great engine with as many NOS parts in it as I had on the shelf. NOS Willys Tappets, NOS Willys Timing Gear Set, ARP head and clutch bolts, Silvolite Pistons, Clevite Main and Rod Bearings, New Valve guides in block and head, new intake and exhaust valves with a 3 angle valve job. NOS Willys Exhaust manifold, New Alternator and custom fabricated bracket, new distributor with Pertronix installed, new Pertronix epoxy filled coil, custom made plug wires with Pertonix Silicone Jacket wire, resurfaced flywheel with and NOS Ring gear installed. New clutch, pressure plate, and pilot bushing, 165 degree fail safe thermostat, silicone bypass hose, Fel Pro gasket kit, and the list goes on and on. While this engine was for sale at one point it is no longer available, I have decided to keep it for myself. This engine has a .010/.010 crankshaft, bored .020 over and is such a great engine that I will put it into one of my own projects. So many people have no idea what an engine costs I don't even want to sell it any longer.
    After that a quick walk around of my new Military CJ3B. It is in rough shape but still has its correct numbers and military data plate on the dash. I am going to get this jeep into storage asap and get to it when I have the correct amount of time to restore it correctly.
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  • @timblack6422
    @timblack6422 Місяць тому +4

    WIX are the best! Beautiful job on that motor!

  • @williampeddle1077
    @williampeddle1077 Місяць тому +3

    Good work don't come cheap, cheap work don't come good.

  • @MLFranklin
    @MLFranklin Місяць тому +1

    I like the bob-tail style at 9:55. Switching from leaf to coils in the rear and bobbing off the rest of the frame could complete the look.

  • @Huffy_Turns_a_Wrench
    @Huffy_Turns_a_Wrench Місяць тому +1

    Shell Rotella T4 and the WIX filter is by far the very best combo..... I agree 100 percent!

  • @markbarnard1399
    @markbarnard1399 22 дні тому

    That F134 is a thing of beauty.

    • @metalshaperJeep
      @metalshaperJeep  19 днів тому

      It sure is, too bad nobody wants to buy it. Already have it planned for another project.

  • @RADIOACTIVEMASCULINITY
    @RADIOACTIVEMASCULINITY Місяць тому +2

    I’m really curious to see what your research yields about the military 3B. That’s gonna be fun to see come together

  • @plymouth-hl20ton37
    @plymouth-hl20ton37 Місяць тому +3

    That would be the exact oil. I run in all my old vehicles.💯🎯

    • @died4us590
      @died4us590 Місяць тому

      This is what i put in my jeep, and used it in my 62 cadillac hearse i sold a couple year's ago, and it worked great. People whine about everything. Obviously he has many year's building and running these jeeps engine's.

  • @died4us590
    @died4us590 Місяць тому

    Another beautiful engine, sounds good. I don't mind the fan, it's needed. Finding a military Jeep with all the matching data plates is hard to find, it's hard on the civilian Jeeps to find as well. My 54 has all the matching tags, but the parts civilian jeep i traded some stuff to a friend for had no tags. I took it apart, and it had military wheels, axles, transmission and transfer case, once i got past the grease and 3 other layers of paint, found the olive drab paint. The hood was olive drab underneath, and had the military stencils, and under all the paint on top was the olive drab with the red oxide primer. What was left of the body came from a 53-55 cj5, with a ruined 48 L134 engine. There are some cobbled together rides out there. It took me many year's to find a decent military Jeep, because being up north, the rust is a killer, and going to far out of Michigan wasn't an option. I know you will have that Jeep looking like a true military Jeep. Listening to my grandpa's and uncle's talk about wwll, korea and vietnam always made me want one, plus my grandpa drove an old 50's jeep around the farm, and it was fun when he'd take me out in the corn field's after harvest and run it around. He let us kid's drive this old 67 mule around the farm, those were pretty fun to tear up the field's with. Hope thing's are getting straightened out with the shipping headache. G-d bless.

  • @kenthedenstrom3452
    @kenthedenstrom3452 Місяць тому

    Great video that engine sounds fantastic. The military cj3b looks like things i try to re uild. My jeeps are being built with help from your great video Thanks again Brian

  • @blonggone2893
    @blonggone2893 25 днів тому

    yes id like to see a rebuild on the 4500

  • @pietervanderwalt2388
    @pietervanderwalt2388 Місяць тому +2

    Thanks for the video Brian.
    I have rebuild my entire jeep with all your help. Starting to strip down the engine next, last piece to do. I trust my jeep wil be good again for the next 70 years, thanks to you. I have a 48 cj2a with the F head engine. Which carb would you recommend? With the 2a hood being so low, we are a bit restricted in what carbs we can use. I have lowered the engine down as far as possible already.

  • @mikerogers878
    @mikerogers878 Місяць тому +1

    stop worrying about the JERKS I think they comment because they know it bothers you Brian the material and videos plus time to show us
    all what goes into rebuilding these old soldiers is appreciated by many of us that always don't comment. I myself have 5 in various stages, one I keep running
    here in MASS only because of your great videos, never did any mechanics until i found youtube with your channel learned so much. Thanks Mike

  • @garyrobertson3645
    @garyrobertson3645 Місяць тому

    👍👍👍

  • @davevanatta1965
    @davevanatta1965 Місяць тому

    hey man its your motor your money your name on build use what you like and trust !

  • @jimhoran5445
    @jimhoran5445 Місяць тому

    👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

  • @michelle-lz8tg
    @michelle-lz8tg Місяць тому

    which modern starters are we able to use with these engines?

  • @Hjerte_Verke
    @Hjerte_Verke Місяць тому +1

    For such a much needed-channel as yours, with all the pertinent, expert Jeep info, it pains me that it's like 1990s videotape quality. 😐

    • @mattroy7846
      @mattroy7846 Місяць тому +2

      Close your eyes and listen to the words.

    • @Peterinportugal
      @Peterinportugal Місяць тому +4

      Thats why he builds engines, and can do the work, all these great oldschool guys still use Nokia phones., he doesn’t waist his time on UA-cam. Soon there will be non left.

    • @died4us590
      @died4us590 Місяць тому +2

      Just pretend it's 4k, and appreciate that Brian is putting out video's to help those of us who want the advice for restoring and working on these old Jeeps. I highly doubt youtube is paying for all the equipment it takes to rebuild engine's, drive train, and all the fabricating he does. I grew up in the 70's and 80's, with 3 channel's on either a black and white tv, or the color console tv which was good back then, but much worse than the 90's anything. This kinda knowledge is going fast, so maybe give the guy a break.
      G-d bless.

  • @curtisvonepp4335
    @curtisvonepp4335 Місяць тому +1

    wHY WOULD ANYFB90DY SAY SCHELL TUNDRA OIL BE THE WRONG OIL IT SHOS HOW S HOW OUTVOF TOUTCH THEY ARE. 😅

  • @kayoss662
    @kayoss662 Місяць тому

    For me If it doesn’t have a cat it gets T4