What a find, that is one sick 60... so clean and that motor purrs! Down here in Australia that thing would be worth like 80 grand or so at the moment. Looking forward to seeing what else you do with her. Nice work
@@ridebc153 the 40/60 series have gone mad price wise for anything that isn’t rusty! So have 100/200 prices for that matter- the COVID tax. I drive a 200 V8 diesel but I’d love a 60 project to wrench over. Cheers
I don't know why you're using that big ass impact to break those bolts loose You're going to have nothing but problems if you keep using that thing and in regards to the oil spill as soon as you put your impact on it I seen that coming from a hundred miles away
Love iT! Great work getting thiS ole gem up & running. Loved the rock crawl near the end. Hoping you change the coolant & Brake fluid & power steering fluid iN next video. ThiS iS awesome
I admire your job performance and dedication. I know how fun it is to bring one back from the brink. I’m also in the process of finishing one, though I had to farm out final assembly for reasons. Toyota’s, well most them, are easily one of the most reliable and long lasting vehicles I’ve worked on and owned. I love classics, I have a 69 mustang fastback my dad left me (previously mentioned) but I love more modern offerings from the late 80s and on from Toyota. Have an 08 Solara SLE convertible. Love that car.
Pretty sure that was the right fuel filter from Your kit but someone did some “modifications” at some point. The fuel filter usually has banjo connections on both sides someone probably chopped them off at some point in the last 30 years. Also next time just grab a box wrench for the oil pan drain bolt. you are gonna regret using power tools on that. Anyway good job son! Now change the transmission fluid next
Hey so I’m a girl! it’s funny the comment you made to the boys! So good video! I have never actually tuned up mine it’s an 88 and I love it so much it’s a wonderful truck but I’ve never done plugs and plug wires and rotor and distributor cap I’ve always changed my own oil and I know the air filters not tough and haven’t done the fuel filter or the PCV valve either… but I’m ready and where’s your part three? I’ll have to look and see! What a cool find I bet you’re proud!! 😊 I also have an F J 40 it’s a 79 and I’m gonna be tuning up that buddy as well …boy it runs amazing and just needs bodywork yup the old bodywork issue! take care!
DUDE! Watch where you lay your tools! Around 9 minute mark, you put your tool down on top of the battery post and the core support at the same time. Also, whil moving metal parts around, you should disconnect the battery ground side.
@@BBslider001 keep commenting. All your doing is boosting me up on the algorithm. I’m sure you’ll have lot to say ab my new vid next week😂 On a serious note. I don’t think you understand how easy it is to watch a video and point out all the wrong things someone does. This vehicle sold for 20k cash a few months later and none of what people commented happened or hurt the vehicle. 85% of the comment I get that are nit pickers are people who have nothing better to do but find the negatives. So what if my tools arced the battery. So what if the drain plug is a little hard to get off. (Which it wasn’t) this is all about having fun. Not a how to or learning channel. Good day and goodbye.
Lots of evidence the truck overheated. Patch on rad. Aftermarket temp Guage. Did you check the coolant condition and level? Also the trans go bad on these . That's a known issue with them. It does seem to stand a really good chance. Check the valve lash. Or....hear me out, beat the shot out of it the woods
I probably would have used wheel ramps or a jack and stands to lift the vehicle to make it easier to access the oil drain plug and also used a funnel when adding the fresh oil
On the Cayennes at least. They collect water in the rockers. It’s from rain and car washes. I’m not 100% sure where it collects it from on the car though.
Dude you straight up poured oil all over your headers lol. Smokey smokey artichokie. I'd soak that area in simple green then cover my air filter with a bag or something. Same to the battery.... Once your sensitive components are covered you pressure wash all that degreaser and oil out of that engine bay. That's just me tho.
I know this video is old but anyway... Dude, I want to subscribe, but everytime you spread all the oil over the engine... BOOM FACEPALM!! Please buy a funnel and also something to attach the camera to your head or so, like a flash light or a headlamp... Pleeeeeaseeeee!!!😅😁😁😁
@@kw8757 yeah. But the thing is I don’t care. I make messes and break things bc I’m not worried ab all that. This isn’t a how to channel. I throw a little dirt in when I do oil changes for good luck
@@BradenBuildz 😂😂I wasn't really criticising, just taking the piss...all that oil over the engine sent my OCD into overdrive. Its your car you can do what you like...I'll still be watching👍
You know my only comment is in each one of your videos you make a point To not use a funnel with oil one of these days that's gonna bite you in the ass I've seen shit catch on fire From buttloads of oil being spelled all over the engine Bay does it happen all the time no but it can happen and the day that it does it's gonna suck and you're gonna regret doing that plus it's just makes everything an oily mess
What a find, that is one sick 60... so clean and that motor purrs! Down here in Australia that thing would be worth like 80 grand or so at the moment. Looking forward to seeing what else you do with her. Nice work
I thought that they would be cheap down there, just be great full that you even get landcruisers!!!!
@@ridebc153 the 40/60 series have gone mad price wise for anything that isn’t rusty! So have 100/200 prices for that matter- the COVID tax. I drive a 200 V8 diesel but I’d love a 60 project to wrench over. Cheers
Damn near one of the cleanest looking cruisers I’ve ever seen
I don't know why you're using that big ass impact to break those bolts loose You're going to have nothing but problems if you keep using that thing and in regards to the oil spill as soon as you put your impact on it I seen that coming from a hundred miles away
Lovin this series. Found you on UA-cam shorts, and I've been binge watching. Going to pt.3 now.
Love iT! Great work getting thiS ole gem up & running. Loved the rock crawl near the end. Hoping you change the coolant & Brake fluid & power steering fluid iN next video. ThiS iS awesome
nice, except for the oil spillage that triggered me
😂
Awesome job. That has always been my favorite land cruiser.
I admire your job performance and dedication. I know how fun it is to bring one back from the brink. I’m also in the process of finishing one, though I had to farm out final assembly for reasons. Toyota’s, well most them, are easily one of the most reliable and long lasting vehicles I’ve worked on and owned. I love classics, I have a 69 mustang fastback my dad left me (previously mentioned) but I love more modern offerings from the late 80s and on from Toyota. Have an 08 Solara SLE convertible. Love that car.
Glad to see her on the road again. 🚙
Beautiful Land Cruiser. Nice find
Pretty sure that was the right fuel filter from
Your kit but someone did some “modifications” at some point. The fuel filter usually has banjo connections on both sides someone probably chopped them off at some point in the last 30 years. Also next time just grab a box wrench for the oil pan drain bolt. you are gonna regret using power tools on that. Anyway good job son! Now change the transmission fluid next
Your correct
was expecting that 30 yr old bolt to rip the threads out with it lmao. Please use hand tools for these plugs
Nice job 👍🏽 she looks good now seems like she need new exhaust pipe
Old toyota land cruiser never die.
Such a sick rig
Thank you
Any update on this landcruiser? Cant wait for the update😊
Spectacular
Awesome.
Hey so I’m a girl! it’s funny the comment you made to the boys! So good video! I have never actually tuned up mine it’s an 88 and I love it so much it’s a wonderful truck but I’ve never done plugs and plug wires and rotor and distributor cap I’ve always changed my own oil and I know the air filters not tough and haven’t done the fuel filter or the PCV valve either… but I’m ready and where’s your part three? I’ll have to look and see! What a cool find I bet you’re proud!! 😊 I also have an F J 40 it’s a 79 and I’m gonna be tuning up that buddy as well …boy it runs amazing and just needs bodywork yup the old bodywork issue! take care!
Thank you. Click my Channel and you can find 3
not that drill use for wrench socket dude
DUDE! Watch where you lay your tools! Around 9 minute mark, you put your tool down on top of the battery post and the core support at the same time. Also, whil moving metal parts around, you should disconnect the battery ground side.
Oh no. My tools are going to touch battery posts and nuke the whole state of Kentucky
@@BBslider001 keep commenting. All your doing is boosting me up on the algorithm.
I’m sure you’ll have lot to say ab my new vid next week😂
On a serious note. I don’t think you understand how easy it is to watch a video and point out all the wrong things someone does. This vehicle sold for 20k cash a few months later and none of what people commented happened or hurt the vehicle. 85% of the comment I get that are nit pickers are people who have nothing better to do but find the negatives. So what if my tools arced the battery. So what if the drain plug is a little hard to get off. (Which it wasn’t) this is all about having fun. Not a how to or learning channel. Good day and goodbye.
Haha funnel!
Tuff Support shocks = plus 50 horsepower
How is it that free of rust?
we need part 3
You got it
I'd give the trans a service too
9:11 be careful with the spanners on the battery, short those terminals and....
Lots of evidence the truck overheated. Patch on rad. Aftermarket temp Guage. Did you check the coolant condition and level? Also the trans go bad on these . That's a known issue with them. It does seem to stand a really good chance. Check the valve lash. Or....hear me out, beat the shot out of it the woods
This Land Cruiser has been a daily driver for over a year now. It runs perfect. Sold it for 20k cash.
Just fyi.
Making update video on it sometime
Drain and flush that transmission
Genuine Toyota parts only!
we need that third video.
Gonna try to get it ready for next week. Got rona right now
@@BradenBuildz get well soon!
??water ? In the porche??
Nice job youngsters 👍
7:05 omg braa 🤦🏻♂️lol i am surprised it didn't strip it.
Have you ever owned one of these impacts? You can control the torque from the trigger.
@@BradenBuildz Yeah I have 2 1/2 high torques, and a mid torque. lol yeah u could if held a second longer, I just thought it was funny lol 😂.
cool intro video who took it?🤔
Not you
@@BradenBuildz better watch it or ur gonna lose ur camera girl
😂
What the hell is that water coming out of the Porsche?
I probably would have used wheel ramps or a jack and stands to lift the vehicle to make it easier to access the oil drain plug and also used a funnel when adding the fresh oil
Um, where was that water draining from on the porsche?? Was that just water in the body? Never seen such a thing, is it a Porsche thing?
On the Cayennes at least. They collect water in the rockers. It’s from rain and car washes. I’m not 100% sure where it collects it from on the car though.
Watching you put oil in was a bit painful. 😂🎉
It is all good! But please don’t bang any thing metal to metal! 😢
Fitting a drain plug with a power tool is risky business
Most impacts aren’t all or nothing. If you use them enough you can judge how much torque your putting down
Was that a radiator patch job
Yes
Dude you straight up poured oil all over your headers lol. Smokey smokey artichokie.
I'd soak that area in simple green then cover my air filter with a bag or something. Same to the battery....
Once your sensitive components are covered you pressure wash all that degreaser and oil out of that engine bay.
That's just me tho.
Hi Im interested in buying , if its for sale???
Will be listed for 17k soon
@@BradenBuildz lmk where you are listing it
He ever tighten the oil filter
On camera
@@BradenBuildz mm makes sence
I know this video is old but anyway... Dude, I want to subscribe, but everytime you spread all the oil over the engine... BOOM FACEPALM!! Please buy a funnel and also something to attach the camera to your head or so, like a flash light or a headlamp... Pleeeeeaseeeee!!!😅😁😁😁
Did you really use a battery powered impact tool to remove an oil drain plug bolt and worse, install it?
Yuppp. Next time I’ll put red lock tite on it
And that was just after he drained all the petrol out all over the place.....surprised it all didn't go off like a bomb.
8:02...the Amoco Cadiz didn't make that much mess.
Wrong Channel for that
@@BradenBuildz Do you know what the Amoco Cadiz was?
@@kw8757 yeah.
But the thing is I don’t care. I make messes and break things bc I’m not worried ab all that. This isn’t a how to channel. I throw a little dirt in when I do oil changes for good luck
@@BradenBuildz 😂😂I wasn't really criticising, just taking the piss...all that oil over the engine sent my OCD into overdrive. Its your car you can do what you like...I'll still be watching👍
@@kw8757 my bad. I get a lot of critics regularly on this vid.
You know my only comment is in each one of your videos you make a point To not use a funnel with oil one of these days that's gonna bite you in the ass I've seen shit catch on fire From buttloads of oil being spelled all over the engine Bay does it happen all the time no but it can happen and the day that it does it's gonna suck and you're gonna regret doing that plus it's just makes everything an oily mess
Fire? Sounds like some good content to me
Wow, let’s use a impact on the drain plug. 😂😂can you not afford a funnel, geez. I feel like I’m watching dumb and dumber.
I also use impact on spark plugs, head bolts and windshield wipers
Братиш подари его мне
Impact on the drain plug? Ho Lee Fuk
clumsy and dirty work
Welcome to the channel
@@BradenBuildz 🤣🤣
Turn oil rectangular container on its side to pour stupid,no slopping
No