Can it be fixed? BAD Fuel! Ford E350 5.8
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- No Crank No Start Fuel Smell | 1995 Ford 1 ton 5.8 351
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It's all good, I thought it was funny. He had my permission to put it on camera 😊
Thanks for letting us know sometimes us you tube viewers can get over protective for the ones we care about like you and Ray ❤️
Good for you- and always handy to “ have one in the bank” for the future, never know when that might come in handy 😁
I think you should pin your comment to the top so people know you were a good sport about it.
Just tell him you need some nice new boots for work and if he says anything when they show up just say “I thought you said buy, not why”. 😜
@@Kashed “Buy not why,” a really expensive pair of boots! 😂
Ray, when doing a bumper to bumper push maneaveur, I highly recommend throwing an old tire between the vehicles to protect each bumper. Done that many times on the farm.
Seen a few farm trucks with old tires bolted to the bumpers.
My same thought. Otherwise, at least one of the vehicles is going to get marred up. Also absorbs some speed variations.
even an old blanket can work
One time, using one car to bush a dead car, I was the old tire. I sat n the hood of the running car, and braced my feet against the bumper of the dead car.
Youth and stupidity for the win!
When I saw that figured because Ray he would of put a tire between them
Matt's off road recovery had a 'go' and 'whoa' moment when recovering the Golden Nugget .
You need what my dad had at his shop back in the 80's. He had a winch mounted on the wall inside his bay so he could winch dead vehicles into the bay. He'd connect multiple tow straps to the cars that were further out in to the parking lot and take them off as it got closer to the bay.
suggestion ignored again.
This is actually genius though
I was wondering about a winch too - Top Gear were always needing one!
I did that for moving my boat.
Love the winch idea! At least have an old tire outside to use as a strap on!
You shouldn't argue with her on camera. You're going to piss her off more than just talking to her cause now you're embarrassing her in front of alot of people. Plus she's helping you out.
LOL - my thought exactly! Don't be washing your dirty laundry in public, Ray!
Dude you just got cut off!
YoU ShOuLdN'T aRguE oN CaMErA.
she has very good temper, he is getting on her nerves daily.
Yeah, he'll need more than another employee if he keeps that up!
I love how you put the X-Files music in there when your daughter shows up some where .
Ray, I've been married since 1979, and I've learned a thing or two about wife unit interactions. Never ever ask, "Why did you not ...., or, Why did you...", no Sir don't do it. You say, "Well done darling WU", no matter if the 4x4 SbS is now on your foot, it's way better than the coffee tasting funny, and waking up in a random cow field with a Bull and you are now wearing red.
Well done WU, Tee shirts needed.
Give her a big kiss and hug Ray, u were a bit "abrupt"!
Lauren, you’re a great support for Ray’s new endeavour. Well done!
Ray, you’re normally a great teacher for @wifeunit - I felt bad for her on today’s video! I hope you bought her dinner for that 😂
Seriously though, don’t sweat the small stuff - Lauren is “Employee of the Month” every month! 🇨🇦🇨🇦
The look WifeUnit gave you when we saying she should have stopped...DAGGERS, mate!
Friken Lazzer beams!
@@JBreeze4598 YUP!
@@JBreeze4598 Attached to her friken head!
Ray, speaking from experience, and many years older than you, I have spent my life 50% over-reacting and 50% apologizing. When dealing with the wife unit, it is important to remember that she is just doing the best that she can. Any mistakes are 100% unintentional. Make it right with her. Apologize to her on camera for all the viewers to see. It’s embarrassing to chewed out in front of a crowd by the one you love. (Not to mention 492,000 viewers). By the way, you are a great mechanic and I love starting my day watching your content.
@@skatkat6885 In another 10 years, you might even get back your sense of humor, maybe, if you live that long, it could happen.
Ray don't apologize be a man..
@@eizabethroberts3991 being a man is apologizing when you overreact, especially when it's putting your own wife on blast in front of thousands of people. Not apologizing is toxic
Dragonflies
i wish my former wife unit of 43 years of wedded agony had been as easy to get along with as Lauren. She's a dear girl. Best part is she WANTS to be useful in the new biz endeavor. my ex was entirely too self centered to be useful help in any situation and mean besides.
As someone who regularly uses these types of vehicles (Polaris), I wouldn't have been able to tell if you were saying woo, or go either; can't blame her for being cautious, you made that unnecessarily difficult for her.
true, he owed her apology, no time for wows, just loud stop, go...
yeah I agree, she was about to bust out the tears, He does owe her an apology. He may be sleeping with the dogs tonight.
I have a suspicion that "making things unnecessarily difficult " was probably mentioned in Ray's wedding vows, if not then definitely in the speeches afterwards.
Wife Unit seemed very annoyed with you, i think you need to have a little more patience with her Ray 😉
Always risky for a marriage when both start working closely together. I have to believe that having it on youtube only makes it harder.
Like all guys… very brave while people are around… 😂
Yeah and record audio but don't jam the camera in her face while arguing, turn it away or down. But they will be fine and get past it im hoping.
She might fire you Ray, be careful!
@SWFlorida Car Guy he better learn to say stop... if she ever thinks he sai hoe instead of whoa.. it's by by melon.🤣
When a friend of mine and I used to prune/cut down trees, we would on occasion have to drag branches vehicularly (diggity) he would never communicate by saying "whoa" exactly for that reason wifeunit stated..it sounds like "go". He used "stop" and "go" to commmunicate. Prevents potentially messy miscommunications :) good stuff ray :)
Wife unit did an excellent job, helping out Ray.
She's doing good and in time, she'll be awesome repairing and helping Ray.
Keep up the awesome videos.
I love seeing you and wifey working together
Great job, Lauren! You handled that vehicle like a pro.
Wife Unit deserves a raise ... that was superb driving.
Wife Unit Body Slams Ray Unit; viewership skyrockets! 🤣😂🤣😂
Lauren, 100% correct. Only a dumbass would use whoa and go during this kind of maneuver. Ray, smarten up or we will fully support her b!tch slapping you silly.
Actually it was refreshing to see civility practiced in the resolution of a conflict in communications.
@@JamesSmith-zs8fl 4WD gravity
Lauren ! Good driving and patience ! I was half expecting the Gator to climb the Van bumper .
"Let me go out back and check the rear...Giggity!"
You're a funny guy in addition to being a world class mechanic. But when you drop little quotes like that it's the cherry on top!
I would just like to point out that 1995 was the year I was diagnosed with Stage IV-B Hodgkin's Lymphoma and that van and I are about in the same state of repair. We keep running to the amazement of all the professionals.
So anyway, it was 24hrs following Ray's driving directions and criticism, and he found some vision returned to his left eye, and the swelling in his groin reduced to the point he could almost walk again!! 🤣🤣🤣
I smiled today when I remembered where you were not long ago and how far you've come in a short time. Well done👍
She is Multi faceted like a Diamond.Good find Ray !!
Thanks to both of you for allowing us to participate in your daily adventures!
I had no idea brake cleaner could be used as starter fluid until I saw a few videos on UA-cam using it for that AND I used it to start my 2000 F-150 that had been sitting for a long time and wouldn’t start. I used the cheap Walmart stuff and it worked like a charm! I opened the filter and stuck the straw past the air sensor and gave it a few blasts and on the 2nd try she fired right up! 😎
not all brake cleaner can be used. Road Kill had that issue until they realized they had brake cleaner. that would not start the vehicle.
When it’s safety critical, I train my colleagues to use only a few allowed words. Works fine, no tears. Cheers from Australia.
Same here. Clear and simple wins. I have made thousands of very heavy lifts with an overhead crane operator in a very noisy environment in a steel mill.
Ray’s having fun today with wife unit playing bumper cars. 😀
Ray’s daily goal is not to die at work either from gas or wife explosion.
The fact that the husky load tie strap pulled that van is impressive on huskies part lol 😂 @Rainman Ray's Repairs
You don't realize how lucky you are to have a wife that helps you like you do. Be extra nice to her
Excellent job on both parts.
A part of Ray’s videos is that he is real in all aspects of his work, arguments happen. I’d rather see real that’s uncomfortable than fake that’s all smiles… JMO
Is it me, or did he forget the EVAP hoses?
The snow shovel is a coal shovel but most don't call it that anymore. I do use that kind of shovel when I deal with a snow storm though. They are great for scraping off ice.
Ray! You stop giving wife unit a hard time. 😁 She's doing a great job.
If it has a Vacuum leak, just add a can of Vacuum😁, thanks for the share Ray.
My last years of racing, I was not too serious, so I didn't have a crew. I found one of those carts they use to collect shopping carts in the parking lot- I rigged it up to my jack point and I could push my car through the tech line by myself- all I had to do was walk along side the car and steer while the cart thing pushed the car.
Years ago my wife helped me tow a disabled vehicle and it did not go well. At first she was in the vehicle being towed and almost hit the vehicle I was driving because her vehicle's brakes didn't have power steering and it was too hard for her to apply the brakes. So we traded places and she tried driving the truck in front and nearly snapped the tow strap by taking off to quickly. It got intense but we got thru it, but neither one of us ever wants to go thru that again. Sorry you didn't enjoy it either Lauren, my wife watched the video and said that's exactly how it was for her. Guys get frustrated at times like this, we forget a lot of people haven't done it before.
I learned a long time ago, never say woo for stop, same thing happened. She did a great job.
Gotta be careful with the sass; wife might accidentally hear “go” again next time you’re behind something haha.
Excellent video as always! Glad to see you’re business is booming!
O' that would have been a great "Red Flag" challenge.
clear instructions may help - stop and go rather than go and whoa.
The first eight minutes were very exciting. Wifeunit handled it like a boss. SALUTE!!!!!!
First rate entertainment.
Thanks you two.
Yes Ray, i used the same connectors on the light bar for the rear of my Peterbilt, no more wire corrosion problems!! you'll love them!
Your Wife is such a sweet person and was obviously nervous about driving the UTV.
Lauren you did great !!
Patients is the key.
I have none,but I'm also not in front of a ton of viewers.
Great Video.
Click.
I like how this is like real life. Sometimes you just have to figure it out for yourself and make it happen!
Gotta go with Wife Unit on this, whoa can sound like go. Next time use 'red light' 'green light' like Squid Game, only without the violence. :) I'm no mechanic and do very little work on my own car, but I enjoy your videos and watching everything you do. If I lived down there, I'd always bring my car to you. Have a great day!
Totally agree.. first thing I said when he confronted Wife Unit.. she was right, he was wrong....should have said STOP.
@@jdsmort Yeah, not getting any love tonight lol
Ray you are one of the best techs I've ever seen. You remind me of my self. I'm 58 years old and two tours over in the sandbox. I respect you so much. You are a man of men, Bless you the wife unit and all your offspring. Thank you for your videos and your knowledge. For ever your video junkie. Staff Sargent James Cunningham.
And that my friend is why when giving commands you don't use words that sound alike like whoa and go. Used forward or reverse it's very hard to confuse the two
Sorry Ray but I'm with team Wife Unit on this one. She was uncomfortable doing something unfamiliar (but still had courage to give it a go in front of nearly half a million interwebs randos) and was right about the woah vs. go being poor signal words.
That's alright, she didn't have to remind you of running into the wall. (As if we haven't all done that at some point.)
Ray, I hope you take your wife out for a nice dinner as a reward for the great job she did. That takes both excellent control and driving skills to do that as good as she did. Very well done.
Wife Unit says "Your head is made of wood" - Ray hears "Your head is working good". Both returned to work with a Smirk. 😏 and happy. 😊
You can test the fuel gauge for proper operation after connecting it up before putting the pump into the tank by moving the float between levels. I think Ford and GM used different gauge configuration. I used a brass drift when removing he ring when there was gas in the tank to avoid any aparks.
Soldering aluminum wires: Soldering to aluminum is very difficult and quite different than soldering to copper or solder coated surfaces. The issue with aluminum is the oxide on the aluminum itself and it needs to be removed so the solder can make a electro-mechanical bond to the shield itself.
In your case, a mechanical bond would be best used.
Always nice to see Wife Unit. Treat her well and hire a shop helper or another mechanic. You might try your local trade schools.
I would imagine the wire was all copper. One was tin coated the other bare copper. Very compatible. I do not believe anyone would use aluminum wiring in automotive applications. The vibration would cause the wire to fail in a very short period. Pre-tinned copper strands is common and superior to bare copper stranded.
@@Usfwood Obviously never worked on 80's GMs.
@@tmann8725 Anyone sane.
Looked like copper clad to me.
Aluminum wiring is a sign that the manufacturer is pinching ALL of the pennies.
I tend to use the old pump harness to create an adapter (if factory wiring isn't corroded) if the replacement has a different connector. That way if it needs replaced again and the replacement is an OEM the wirings ready to go or adapted to the new connector. Also adds a bit of length for those that have just long enough wires.
I was thinking the same thing. I'd prefer to leave the vehicle wiring alone, making any repairs/replacements easier down the road.
Totally agree
That's why you only use OEM parts and not after market JUNK!
@@brianmendel8680 If it was my summer daily sure. But the winter shitbox gets a $50 Autozone special.
Loves his job so much he does it twice!
Woe and go do sound a like. Which is why when towing, we always had ground rules, if you hear anything other than STOP! or FORWARD! You did not move the vehicle. this has solves many towing related issues between family and friends. :D
i don't like to take sides but.... i agree 'whoa' sounds like 'go'....
I think it was tough for @wifeunit at first because the UTV was really fidgety and torquey in low. By the end, when pushing to the lift she had nicely dialed in the throttle modulation for smooth and safe. Tense things like this happen - the love lasts. "I love you" is often said "I'm sorry. Please forgive me."
It is so nice to see the family unit be a shadow of you❤❤😊
"I say go, you stop" and when you say whoa, she runs you down with it😂
Morning Ray! Hope you and @wifeunit & kids are doing well. Missing Lauren's vids.
She will post a vid of ray on the couch based on the LOOK she gave him at 3:41.
Have no fear guys, as a wife unit Lauren has sooooo many revenge avenues, the look on her face said they were engaging already!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Our local mechanic shop does the same thing. They do it so much that they have a tire strapped to the front. Their shop is just across the street from Walmart. Many vehicles have been pushed from there. Wife unit did a great job. You should tell her in a video.
I have found after much experience, a really rusted bolt like that. Wire brush as much loose rust off before you get it wet with spray. At least some of the rust falls away rather than turning to mud to restrict the theads. Great video! Love watching you do your thing. 👍👍👍
Have to stick up for wifeunit, whoa & go sound too much alike. Maybe start & stop, or you could text, or call on the phone. Either way Lauren did good. You owe her a date night Mr Ray😆
A little patience goes a long way with the wife unit.
Things can happen in communication but, you guys are amazing! What a team!
Those self-sealing solder connectors are interesting, but old school "fixed pinball machines for 10 years" me will always hand solder a connection, and heat shrink over it. Have never had one fail on me.
Another great job! Well done and the wife unit did great as well.
Wow, forever ago there was a story were a girl heard "go" instead of "no" and she jumped before the guy could secure her bungee cord. Clear communication Ray.
What Ray calls a 'Florida snow shovel' we call a coal shovel up here in Massachusetts where snow, sand and salt are our constant winter companions.
Oh, and rust, too.
My I just say, as a guy whom has worked for independent shops, you need so many more tools than working for a dealer. It gets very expensive to work as an independent as far as an overhead. You have some wonderful tools Ray. Awesome work.
Small point but wouldn’t it have been better to change the connector on the fuel pump itself rather than adapting the vehicle wiring to fit a non-standard pump? If the pump needs replacement in the future and a genuine part is fitted then the connector will need to be changed back to the original type and future-Ray or whoever will be cursing present-day-Ray’s decision to make the car fit the pump rather than the other way around…
Judging by the shape the van is in, cut the plug off the old pump, wire to new pump, send it on its way. Probably won't be on the road long enough to ever need a new pump again.
No Crank No Start Fuel Smell | 1995 Ford 1 ton 5.8 351
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@Rainman Ray's Repairs That's why you love Chevys Ray so you can just pop the bed off to get to the fuel tank. 😂
I'm about to be getting a 1986 Ford F150 I6 300.
I'll need to do a clutch job on it I never don't that before and I can't find and videos telling me step by step how to do it I was wondering if you had any videos like that. I'm mainly do automatic transmission repair and engine repair.
Always use a BRASS PYNCH when removing and reinstalling the full pump
The Fuel Pressure Regulator is bad Ray!
lmfao she shall not be trusted driving she shoulda been the one puttin it in nuetral😂😂
One thing I did as a trainer was to explain carefully before doing whatever task exactly what was expected of the task and each individuals performance. So a walk through of the positioning required, explanation of what the person was expected to do - and to stop if things went awry and reassess. It’s just a matter of making sure we’re all on the same page and reading the same lines…
Patience is what's needed. Wife Unit is doing a great job.
It doesn't really matter if the two sense wires are switched. It's just a variable resistor that doesn't mind the current flowing the other way. 😉
Your gauge would read backwards I think ?
@@christinamoneyhan5688 nope. A resistor has no polarity .
Nope. The circuit will be something like battery->gauge->white wire->level sensor (variable resistor)->ground. If you connect it as battery>gauge->white wire->ground then the gauge will display permanently either full or empty.
@@christinamoneyhan5688 nope, the gauge would read either full or empty permanently if the wires were transposed. He wasn’t thinking the circuit through.
@@tonyjover resistance is the same either way. As the float arm moves up or down the resistance changes. GM uses a different standard than Ford or many other manufacturers. So he may realize soon that this GM fuel sender uses 0-90 ohms and the opposite is for Ford 73-10 ohms. When the tank is full, you will get 90 ohms on a GM and around 10 ohms on a Ford.
Bottom line: the polarity of the wires doesn’t matter. The resistance is changed by the float rubbing on a wound spring like wire to change the resistance as it moves up or down.
Have you ever considered using a winch and some anchors for a snatch block to pull vehicles into the shop? Just a thought, keep up the good stuff and thanks for everything that goes into sharing it with everyone.
especially he now working on boneyard cars.
I came to the chat to say the same thing!
@@robertpayne6960 say no more, this guy is not open to advice, he insisted buying big red 'dumb' truck, wasting precious $.
What a patient helper! Ever thought about why you work alone?😳😊😂
Same thing happened with an old friend of mine, I yelled whoa! he heard different and backed his boat through his fence.
I side with the wife unit. Stop would be a better word.
Go easy on the wife unit. There are no more like her.
That's going to cost you a public apology, flowers and dinner.
Ray arguing with the boss never gets a raise
When my boys got old enough to help me with such things, peace came to my marriage. The boys are emotionally scarred....but then again, we all are.
Wife-Unit is AMAZING! What a capable partner you have.
My wife and I have had the same exact discussion many times with farm stuff haha.
Oh my gosh, it's good to know we ain't the only ones!
Man, your wife is very patient!
Let us know Ray how comfortable the couch is. Based on the ...LOOK.3:41..you got, you dead meat.
Lauren has a lot of patience. My wife may have given me a pan-a-gram instead of just a look.
Careful using ratchet straps to pull stuff. I did the same, it snapped and sent the metal part careening towards my head. Luckily it missed but it was close.
Interesting repair. I did not know a GM & Ford would fit same pump assembly, good to know know since I own an E250. Looking forward to part 2. BTW Wife Unit did well, I know guys that are incredible of doing exactly what she did there to assist.
Stop upsetting the wife she did excellent 👍👍👍
Showing you true colors Ray, Don't treat the wife unit like that, a little more empathy, after all, she does not have to be there.
And she was doing something you couldn't do at all on your own. Give her a hug and tell her the viewers reckon you're way too grumpy, and they're right.
I love the chickadee cam. It’s like your shops possessed by an adorable little poltergeist.
thank you Ray,,looking forward to the follow up,,though it looks to be a prime candidate for the scrappy,,
have yourself a great weekend,👍👍
I've done the same thing to my wife while she was helping me in the garage, not realizing I was in the wrong at that moment and then apologized after I thought about what I did. Hope you did to the wife unit
i'm guessing its a while since WU played dodgem cars and she is used to avoiding rather than hitting other vehicles. doing this went against her reflexes.
Little bit of that and low range on the side by side needs more throttle to get any movement, it really doesn't feel right if you aren't used to it
Ray I think you made a wise decision about this van.I waiting for this repair
Just a tip when splicing multi conductor cables together I have found it better to stagger the splices rather than have them all in the same place. This reduces the diameter of the splice considerably and reduces the chance of cross conductor shorts.
That part about figuring out the wiring for the new pigtail!
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And yesterday I had someone comment in a discussion on another channel that Ray's content is not "technical enough"...
When you said "Whoa" it sounded like "Go".
Go get him Lauren.
1:58 "Will work for now" - You shall not tempt faith 😸
Ok, it's official. I'm stumped on this one. I had a few ideas, but you dispelled them over a couple videos. Off to the next in the saga to see how this pans out.👍👍