The owner had the clutch replaced less than a year ago, so there should have been less than 10k miles on it. I'm assuming the shop didn't replace it at all. Thanks!
As an old man mechanic, let me give you whippersnappers some advice always keep at least 5 to 10 10 and 8mm sockets those things have legs and will start their journey home if you do not keep them locked up
@@ShopLifeTV good to know, I’ve been way your channel for some time now, so I know you have years of experience, but it’s still awesome to see you pull apart any model vehicle, and put it back together, it’s a like a crossword puzzle, and you just walked through it like nothing.
Hi bro, could you make a video on how to replace the shift rod seal and then transmission output shaft seal on a manual transmission. Great work by the way, keep up the good work.
Sir I need help, my honda s2k engine swap is doing the mechanic, old engine had 1 cam sensor and new has 2 cam sensors.. mechanic is using old computer.. is that a problem? New engine has computer .. he can’t use old computer? is that correct? please advise
I need your advice plz help I have a 2006 325i and My heater would turn on and off but not blow hot air I contacted BMW just to see if there was any recalls amd there was just on the wiring harnesse underneath the dashboard I had it fixed and now my heater does not turn on whatsoever so I replaced the blower motor fist cuz bmw told me it was going out cuz how going off and on It was doing the same thing after replacing the blower motor turning on and off I replaced the resistor yesterday with a brand new one i bought from them. now it won't turn on at all im just getting a little humming noise like it's trying to click over that's it but I'm getting a cod saying Junction Box will this control the heater??
I NEED HELP! I have a problem with my e46 320i m54. i bought an e46 as my first car the car had the problem that it overheated quickly and it boiled. so I spent many hours flattening the cylinder head and replacing the cylinder head gasket. it did not work i started it and the same problem persisted. what should I do? what is the problem?
@THE FBI i understand that you missunderstand that my eng is not that good. I dont know what cause the overheat i got it with the problem . Yes you maybe right it can be pluggd or the termostat. How do i fix the pluggd house. But i have replaced the waterpump. Thanks for the help btw😁
With a lift, this is definitely the best way. It's possible to remove the engine from the top and support the trans somehow, but it would be a pain to remove both the engine and trans from the top. I'm sure it's doable just not as efficient
Ha I feel like Germans can never get it right... I'd much rather work on my S2K than my AMG. The thing about japanese plastic panel clips is they don't strip or rust like German bolts.
Hi brother and sister. How is this possible? That clutch looks like one that has 100k on it..... Hopefully, the owner didn't get ripped off. Dutch regards, Nico.
Is that the only fix for spun rod bearings is an engine replacement? Seems like an overkill solution for a spun rod bearing. Normally that's an engine rebuild, not a replacement. Just curious. Shout out to my favorite "next song" heckler Selena.
Unfortunately for the f20 engines their rebuild success rate isn't that high. And there was already quite a bit of internal damage due to the bearing material. It is definitely cheaper and more reliable to replace with a used engine. If the owner of the car wanted to spend a good amount of money and do some performance upgrades then a rebuild might have been an option.
This guy has MAD SKILLS I love to watch him.
Glad to see you fixing it right!
Geez, that clutch appears either abused and/ or inferior parts with subpar installation.
Keep up the great work!
The owner had the clutch replaced less than a year ago, so there should have been less than 10k miles on it. I'm assuming the shop didn't replace it at all. Thanks!
I’ve been waiting for an upload!! Thanks!!
Haha thanks man! Currently working on projects that are taking longer to film than anticipated
@@ShopLifeTV looking forward to seeing them!
As an old man mechanic, let me give you whippersnappers some advice always keep at least 5 to 10 10 and 8mm sockets those things have legs and will start their journey home if you do not keep them locked up
Good to see the S2000 back!
Can’t wait to see it back on the road!
Thanks and same here!
do all you tube people talk with their hands ? the hand motion is on another level
Love y'all. Great to see you're making more content and congrats on 100k + subs. Y'all deserve it.🤙
It’s amazing how you know where to put back everything with its rightful screws.
Lol I usually have good recollection, but sometimes I will label them or even organize them in bags
@@ShopLifeTV good to know, I’ve been way your channel for some time now, so I know you have years of experience, but it’s still awesome to see you pull apart any model vehicle, and put it back together, it’s a like a crossword puzzle, and you just walked through it like nothing.
@@ShopLifeTV watching your channel*
I’ve been a mechanic for almost 20 years and keeping track of bolt is the hardest part of the job😂
That 10mm socket is resting DEEP in a BMW far far away......my life's story!
Lol no kidding
This new type of filming is extremely good really enjoy it keep it up 👍
Glad you are enjoying it! It takes longer to film and edit, but we are trying to take all of our content to the next level!
Respect from my car fix channel
Am glad you have introduced different types of cars. 👍🏾
We plan on continuing to do so, along with different BMW content as well!
Great video. Awesome work! Hope to do this myself one day.......just need a garage like that.
Hi bro, could you make a video on how to replace the shift rod seal and then transmission output shaft seal on a manual transmission. Great work by the way, keep up the good work.
Hi guys, how long did it take to do what you covered in this video please?
Sir I need help, my honda s2k engine swap is doing the mechanic, old engine had 1 cam sensor and new has 2 cam sensors..
mechanic is using old computer.. is that a problem? New engine has computer .. he can’t use old computer? is that correct?
please advise
I need your advice plz help I have a 2006 325i and My heater would turn on and off but not blow hot air I contacted BMW just to see if there was any recalls amd there was just on the wiring harnesse underneath the dashboard I had it fixed and now my heater does not turn on whatsoever so I replaced the blower motor fist cuz bmw told me it was going out cuz how going off and on It was doing the same thing after replacing the blower motor turning on and off I replaced the resistor yesterday with a brand new one i bought from them. now it won't turn on at all im just getting a little humming noise like it's trying to click over that's it but I'm getting a cod saying Junction Box will this control the heater??
My boy looking like he been hitting the gym!@!
I NEED HELP! I have a problem with my e46 320i m54. i bought an e46 as my first car the car had the problem that it overheated quickly and it boiled. so I spent many hours flattening the cylinder head and replacing the cylinder head gasket. it did not work i started it and the same problem persisted. what should I do? what is the problem?
@THE FBI i got the head machined.
@THE FBI i understand that you missunderstand that my eng is not that good. I dont know what cause the overheat i got it with the problem . Yes you maybe right it can be pluggd or the termostat. How do i fix the pluggd house. But i have replaced the waterpump. Thanks for the help btw😁
Jason, is that the best way, dropping the whole cradle?
With a lift, this is definitely the best way. It's possible to remove the engine from the top and support the trans somehow, but it would be a pain to remove both the engine and trans from the top. I'm sure it's doable just not as efficient
I want to be your student 🙏 that's my dream job thanks for this lesson
I want to learn 🥺
I was wondering what had happened to the s2000
We were just waiting on sourcing the engine and then getting it back into the shop!
No offence mate but a lot of what I believe is reverb on the video with the audio
Ha I feel like Germans can never get it right... I'd much rather work on my S2K than my AMG. The thing about japanese plastic panel clips is they don't strip or rust like German bolts.
Hi brother and sister. How is this possible? That clutch looks like one that has 100k on it..... Hopefully, the owner didn't get ripped off. Dutch regards, Nico.
how you stay so skinny fit bro, im sitting here watching videos fat as a rice house... =/
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Is that the only fix for spun rod bearings is an engine replacement? Seems like an overkill solution for a spun rod bearing. Normally that's an engine rebuild, not a replacement. Just curious.
Shout out to my favorite "next song" heckler Selena.
Unfortunately for the f20 engines their rebuild success rate isn't that high. And there was already quite a bit of internal damage due to the bearing material. It is definitely cheaper and more reliable to replace with a used engine. If the owner of the car wanted to spend a good amount of money and do some performance upgrades then a rebuild might have been an option.
whoever drives that car can't drive stick. Get them an automatic.
I'm pretty sure the previous shop didn't swap the clutch out, which is why it is this bad
bro, Milwaukee for noobs. go w/ Ryobi!!
I feel like ryobi and ridgid are on a similar level, I've played around with some milwaukee tools and they seem to be of good quality and power!