Saving a C1500 Step Side! Tear Down Begins, Problems Everywhere...
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2022
- We finally pulled the step side into the shop to start removing the 700r4, and diagnosing some problems. We've got a lot to fix but we don't shy away from a challenge!
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Tommy I'm 40 years old and I would just like to say that out of five different women and 25 years I think you found the one buddy! For her to sit out there in the rain with you and clean this transmission you've got a lifelong partner there buddy. I'm happy for y'all cherish that s*** man
Any woman who will set in the rain scrubbing grease off a 700r4 with you deserves a ring on the finger.
It is awesome seeing your dad relaxed and joking around like that.
This 77year old started proudly wearing his new Gen 2 shirt today.
Good luck on the build. It was funny seeing the look on Tommy’s face when he realized how much work was ahead of him. With all the great help surrounding you, you’ll get it done.
Someone pls show him how to hook two wrenches together! Seeing tommy use that pipe was painful lol. As far as gen2 garage goes you guys are killing it right out the gate.
We used to hook two wrenches together and called it a torque amplifier.
They letting them learn and find out how to go about it
Can you say Breaker Bar
I do like how Bill was giving Tommy the "your about to learn a thing or 10 look" lol.
@@jeraldhite9744 that was really funny actually.
Tommy, you should know that Alison is one of a kind. To be out there with you degreesing a transmission in the rain. You don't find that in life but once. That is a special kind of love my boy. You cherish that girl and never let her go because if you do, you will regret it for the rest of your life. She is the total opposite of you know who. Keep doing what yous are doing. Yous will have times that are hard and yous might want to quit but don't. Give it time and it will work out in the end. That goes with everything in life. From family, friends, relationships, work and other things. Stay strong and remember if you work together as a team like yous do. Nothing will stop you. It might kick you a few steps back but you will leap a head of it in the long run.
Papa Bill is certainly living his best life!! All of you guys are killing it!!!! 💪
It looks like your dad sure enjoyed you two going to his shop to work on your truck. Great job filming and editing as always.
It like eating an elephant. One bite ata time. Add to that you have a HUGE amount of experience around you from Billy & your Dad, Kenny, Jeremy? Jeff etc. You got this.
Bill with that shit eating grin on his face is priceless 🤣
Tommy is a stand up guy and has himself a perfect sidekick,she is awesome it's a beautiful thing ,The Vortec heads will be perfect, they are good heads and will run strong on that motor ,cant wait and excited to watch it go down.!!
As if I didn't need anymore confirmation of Bill being Exactly like my Dad. At 15:24 when Bill made that expression and popped his jaw back and forth was like looking at my Old Man. Don't mean much to anyone else but that one brought a tear to my eye. Sure miss that guy. Been almost 8yrs since he passed.
That Obs gonna be sweet once you get it done. I'm looking forward to watching the progress on it. I'm in pigeon forge Tennessee at the RodRuns rt now. Alot of nice rides down here. 😎🇺🇸🤘
Awesome seeing tommy and Allison working with your dad as well the family connection is hard to find anymore keep up the good work/content
Old man on a whole different level on this video 😂😂😂 glad to see he’s living his best life! Y’all keep up the good work!
I agree and its heart warming to watch!
+1 for a iron vortec head build. best OEM production iron head gm made, IMO. the crate motors we use in circle track use stock 062 castings and make damn near 400 as it comes from GM.
A cowl induction hood would look badass on the C10
It’s dented anyway
Hang in there Tommy, that trucks worth the effort.
Bro don't put that truck down that's a nice truck being rude about it
Who's talking down the truck, I think it's a bitchin truck. Don't know what your talking about.
@@cooltrkin what's going on bro so you do like the truck I thought you said you didn't like it
Hell yea!
@@donhorner6019 so you do like to talk that's awesome bro I like it I think it's worth fixing
Next time you degrease something go to the dollar store and get the heavy duty oven degreaser works amazing!
It does work great but it’s painful to watch this poor kid sit there and labor over trying to get the thing spotless when it doesn’t matter at all cause Deon is gonna tear it down and put the case in the industrial washer and it will turn out like new with zero effort. Trust me Tommy, the transmission shop is used to dealing with dirty transmissions so it’s not necessary for you to sit out in the rain with a drill and wire wheel. It’s almost like something an older brother would have you believing (speaking from past experiences on that one unfortunately)
That and Totally Awesome Cleaner at Dollar Tree is unbelievably good. I was blown away how it degreased/cleaned.
@@1982MCI I get what you're saying but I get where Tommy is coming from as well. Just a respect thing and I think more people in this world need to think that way!
I’d take it to an old car wash. The high pressure soap setting does a good job getting all that old grease off.
So glad to see y'all are doing it on your own 😊 and I'll be watching every episode as usual 💯💯👍💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸 from Alabama 👍
Thank you Bobby!
Troy Alabama here !!!
The old man was on a roll boy ! 😂
94 was the last year of the flat dash. I've been looking forward to this build.
This will be a cool build to watch!
As a veteran of several obs builds . Plan on replacing all brake, fuel and transmission lines ! Flat dashboards rule ! A woman who will clean up a transmission in the rain is an absolute keeper!
That's dedication raining and still scrubing
Man Tommy it brings back a lot of memories my first vehicle was a 93 Silverado extended cab had well over 3 hundred thousand miles on it when I sold it i wished I never did it was a great truck I miss that truck it's really nice to get to see one getting worked on again best year of truck ever made to me
I have a early 94 Chevy Silverado extended cab short bed onyx gloss black and quicksilver center stripe Z71 tbi 265k
I can't wait to see you do your first engine build with your dad. Not a lot of sons get to EVER do that. I'm really happy for you and your dad. It's gonna be a learning experience for sure. In addition, a rite of passage for a young man such as yourself. Here comes some bad-ass content.
The Old Man has it right. I've been eating Jersey Mike's subs for decades.(used to live 15 min from the original shop in Point Pleasant New Jersey.)
Great video guys love that ya'll finally get to start on the truck and btw Tommy..Bill is absolutely right those Vortec heads on that 385 will be perfect for what your gonna do with it and plenty of power..I ran the same set-up in an S10 years ago with a 150 shot of nitrous and it was a nice little street/strip truck
Woohoo tommy getting his hands dirty keep up the good work buddy
Great job, I'm liking your videos more and more. They're becoming more interesting and entertaining, no offense but they use to be kind of boring.
LOVE LOVE LOVE it, Tommy!
This video gave me alot of laughs!
Also love how, as much as all of your family's youbube channels are separate, they all intertwine.
Looking forward to seeing this build journey!
Oh Tommy you have soooooo much to learn! Keep digging! Also every auto parts store carry your pre-bent transmission lines. One more thing before you put any Vortec head on get it cracked checked, like to crack between the valves.
Hey guys, Tommy do yourself a favor and get in the habit of always pull the neg cable first when disconnecting cables off a car. The rule is neg on last and off first. It's just a safety thing. It's always enjoying watching you learn to turn wrenches. Keep up the good work. Later
Great video! Can't wait to see the build progress!!
Alison sounds like her Dad when she suggested a detailing party and it won't be too hard to clean the truck. You guys are great together.
would love to see all of you together on that truck. Allison, you , kenny, Billy, bucko, and both of your Dads. I think the pain from laughing would be off the charts!
How awesome is that, we get bill laughing and joking and in a good mood.Nice to see
Looking forward to watching the build
Wow,,,Bill seemed much more relaxed in this video,,,,,and,,,can not wait for the engine rebuild...
Let's go Gen 2 crew
I'm building the same truck, mine is an OBS in the year 2000, one ton, quad cab four door, long box, 350 nv4500 241HD corporate 14 out back, Dana 60 up front, got nice aftermarket leather seats, it's going to be a cool truck when I get it going, stay strong
Only true auto enthusiasts would sit out in the pouring rain using battery and air powered tools decreasing and wire brushing a transmission, it was high time to breakout a power washer. Gotta love it!
Dion will love the much cleaner pc! It will be perfectly ready to tear it down and throw in the hot tank.
I think your dad's idea of simply bolting on those vortec heads to keep costs low while building some MILD performance is spot on.Solid idea and direction.Everything will bolt right up.Simple,quick,and very low cost.Take the old guy out for a beer for that helpful idea.
I had a truck just like that, same condition and all. I went to O'Riley's, got a gallon of Evap-O-Rust. The Evap-O-Rust spilled in the bed right about the time I stopped at Dairy Queen for a hamburger. I come back out, thought my truck had been stole, but there in the same place I'd parked it was my 4 rubber tires, the windshield, the vinyl seats and the aluminum bell housing!. I reckon I'll do one them testimonial fer Evap-O-Rust, 'cause it pert-near evaporated my whole dang truck.
Omg love the intro clip.. lol when your in the rust belt you never know it could be dirt holding it together😁
Your pops was in rare form today..Kenny Powers killing it as usual...good stuff kids...thanks for sharing...like the truck too...
Fun project for you and the old man!
The old man is right! The factory vortec heads flow just as good as a lot of the run-of-the-mill aluminum aftermarket heads would if you already have them use them. You won't be disappointed especially for quick Street truck.
Loved seein yur dad clownin around an letting more of his ole' school funny out!
He's so focused an serious all the time that his builds seemed like "work", but helping u or your brother out comes across as much more of a good time too him!
You all are killing me, it's good to see everybody laughing and having a good time. I wish you two all the best and I'm looking forward to your next video keep up the awesome content and as always be safe 👍 😊
GLAD TO SEE YOU ALL HAVING SO MUCH FUN KEEP ENJOYING LIFE .B SAFE & BLESSED
You guys have the best intro!
Love these osb sb's. I have an 95 osb 2 dr tahoe so I will be excited to watch and follow what your going to get accomplished. Thanks Allison oh, and Tommy ;)
We appreciate you , thanks for watching!
Get 'er Done Tommy! I've always liked those Step-side chevrolet trucks , You should have you a nice little daily driver there Tommy when your done.
JUST TAKE YOUR TIME TOMMY AND YOU AND YOUR DAD WILL PUT THAT TRUCK BACK TOGETHER AND I AM SURE THAT IT WILL SOUND REALLY GOOD AND IT WILL BE A TRUCK THAT CAN BE DRIVEN EVERYDAY SO PLEASE KEEP ON KEEPIN ON AND BE SAFE OUT THERE. AND GEN 2 IS ON TO DOING SOME REAL BIG THINGS IN THE FUTURE AND I CANT WAIT TO SEE WHAT ALL YOU WILL DO NEXT SO JUST HAVE PATIENCE.AND IM FROM LOUISVILLE KY
Tommy you have what the old man (bill)needs
Love Papa Bill doin his Fog Horn Leg Horn impersonation.
You know he’s in a good mood when he’s in Foghorn Leghorn mode. Lol 😂
Can’t wait for the Build enjoyed your Video keep it coming always entertainment 😂😂
Looking forward to the project. I had a 92 and really enjoyed it.
AWESOME WATCHING YOU 2 LOVE BIRDS WORK TOGETHER. AWESOME RAIN COAT ALLISON. LOL.
keep the great work hope you have a great day
Thank you! You too man
Projects always take a little more than planned. You have the best in teachers around. Gonna be fun can't wait to see the first burnout.
Nice progress and a good plan for the truck 👍🏁😎
Those dogs crack me up, spraying purple power on the transmission and them still standing there taking it it to the face lol. Anyone that's ever accidentally inhaled purple power got it in their eyes knows that shit burns lol.
It was nice to see Tommy getting HIS hands dirty for a change and Allison doing the recording. Lol
I like the flat dash 👌🏽
Hey Tommy tell Bill... 700R4 and 4L60 are the same trans, both with TV cables and no removable bellhousing. They simply changed the name of it but the 4L60 has a VSS rather than speed drive gears. The 4L60E is the one with no TV cable, removable bellhousing, and needs a computer to run it right. Most of the parts that spin inside are interchangeable among all three of them. There are some year breaks for different things, auxiliary valve bodies, VSS/speedo gear, tailshaft changes.. but for the most part they are all derivatives of the Th350.
That reminds me, I need to finish building a 700 for a friend, then put it in the 65 GTO so I can test it before taking it to him. I bet his car is close to running now.
Yes thanks. I'm Excited for this build. You folks rock!!
Once you get it back, make sure the tv cable is adjusted correctly or it will torch the rebuilt 700r4 in short order.
This is how you learn! Hands on experience trial and error good for you kid keep it going...the only thing that can hold you back is yourself and don’t quit you have lots of resources and support I wish I had
Hello Kids. I watch just for your badass music. Thank you.
Bill is having way too much fun!
I had an '89 GMC, same color, but mine gad a 4.3 V6 and a 5-speed. Sold it with 256,000 miles on it. Great truck; embarrassed a guy, sorry Allison, with a 318 Duster one night at three lights in Dalton, GA. He swore ut had to have a big V-8 in it till I showed him what was in it.
I'm glad to see you guys getting to the ole chevy..I cant believe how much the North winters kill the underneath cars up there..
Soak up ALL THE KNOWLEDGE YOU TWO CAN! From your Dad's the Old Guy's.
Good luck with your truck build 2Guns, and keep him in line Miss Allison 😉
Can’t wait to watch the build Tommy keep up the good work brother
Hell yeah! Go through that 385 and learn from the old man. Put those vortec heads on it and a little cam. Maybe put a kit in the transmission, and definitely put a trans cooler on it. That truck will definitely be a good daily driver/ tow pig.
Great video. I’m ready for more. Everyone in the video including June and Scrappy made me laugh.
Had several of them 88 - 98 Chevys. About every 100000 miles, you generally have to rebuild the transmission. Great trucks.
100000 if you're lucky
This is one of your best videos yet!
Just wanna say I think Jeff is awesome and needs to be it all the videos he has so much knowledge and explains everything in detail hope to see a lot more of Jeff.
Looking forward to seeing the motor build and how it sounds when done. Glad to see the old man having a good time. Always had a soft spot for that body style of truck, also a fan of them being slightly lowered.
That dash configuration is good. The rounded dashes today seem to be up in your face and built cheap. Simplicity has its advantages. I like the step side. It just has character. That lift is a life-saver!!
Thanks for the video , Tommy & Allison !
OMG Allison nailed it! My dad bought an '89 Sierra in '89 and I was 9 years old. I literally thought my dad drove a spaceship!😂
Those trucks are fantastic! TBI 305/350's aren't much on HP but they are stone reliable!! I love the dashes in those trucks too but it makes an aftermarket stereo install, a big pain in the arse. At least they become centrally located for the driver AND passenger!😂🤣😂🤣
Bill, however, was wrong as usual.lol A 4l60e controls shift/line pressure through an epc solenoid which references TPS and yes TBI engines have throttle position sensors. They're used for fueling and cruise control on those trucks.
Old man was cracking me up he was in a great mood that's great 😂 330sause
Flat dash ended in 95. Digging the future of the build
Yo she is definitely wifey material she help cleaning the transmission n the rain 🌧 good video glad the step side get some work done to it
I knew it would be funny when you and your dad started working together. y'all did not disappoint! cab mounts and corners are normal on that body style. rocker panels a lot too. My son and I built an 88 back in the '90s. lowered with Micky tompson pro streets 18 in wide on the rear and 50s on 10 in rims on the front. fond memories. we both ride Harleys now along with most of the rest of my kids. biggest thing is to enjoy it!
Haha I've never heard Kenny powers talk so much and your dad.... 🤣🤣 His voices cracked me tf up 🤣🤣💯 it was good to see that side of him
Hey Tommy, at least you had a lift and help, I dropped my 700r4 out of my 91 C1500(over 300,000 on the clock), wheels on the ground and by myself. Not fun at 64 yrs old. You have a good trans shop, I had one that shut down after they "rebuilt" it. 1800 bucks shot to hell when it blew up in 9 months. Shop had good refs, but owner had a stroke. Even though I`m screwed, I hope and pray for his recovery. Good luck, Stay safe all, God Bless
The Old Man had me laughing my a** off!!
Great video, you two are adorable. And yes your dad seems to be having the time of his life.
Kenny should take over the truck, Tommy let it go 😆 Tommy does well behind the camera. Your great in front as well... 👏
I’m excited for this build just like your dads malibu 😂🤙🏼🤙🏼
I like how you are trying to learn and your not scared to ask questions that is the best way you are learning by doing it yourself you will start picking up little secrets of the trade and what's the best tool for the job y'all are awesome I can't wait to see y'all's progress in the future.i was a mechanic for 18 years and I got hurt at work one day and now I'm disabled and I watch all three of you guys UA-cam channels and I kind of live through watching y'all now so thanks for the videos you don't know how much it helps me mentally sorry for the long comment
👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽 awesome job Tommy.. this is the best way to learn..
Tommy/Allison excellent video. Glad to see you finally building your car/truck. Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
it's always a great thing to add to your toolbox. Wait until you're told you have too many by you know who.
Old Man Bill is in his glory in this video.