Cummins Hyster Part 10: First Start after rebuild, How to Bleed an Inline Pump Fuel System.
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- In this video I bleed the fuel system of air and do the First start for the 8.3L Cummins after rebuild. It seems to run great! :-) None of it was pre rehearsed you are seeing the actual first fire. It looks like it should make a good power plant for the Hyster 15K off road forklift. Still some things to button up to finish the engine but ready to go into the forklift now.
No matter how many engines you’ve built, that first start - with no leaks - always puts a smile on your face. Especially when it’s a “Franken-Cummins!
Coming up: Rebuilding a Hyster transmission after first test drive!
New sport: forklift drifting!
@@Mishn0 Can you imagine a fork-oriented test track!? "Grab that from the top shelf, race it over there ... oh, he didn't lower the load enough for the turn, sucks to be him..."
@@shrikedecil
Loading wars on the RC sparks channel
They do a forklift course with rc forklifts
Pretty funny to watch
Yee of little faith! lol So best on which trans goes first 4 speed or reverser?
@@bcbloc02
I bet one day you'll be in a hurry and drop it in forward before completely stopping in reverse
Oh look the inernals are now external and you have a few extra neutrals
Gotta say, this channel is much more enjoyable then Aboms nowadays. keep up the good work brian!
Wow, thanks!
"It's crisp". That it is Brian! Fires up like a dream and sounds REALLY sweet. Ya done good pard!
Thanks 👍
awesome, thank you. This video helped me heaps!
Going to be the best sounding Hyster around
Tight engine, no leaks, good oil pressure, smooth operation, sounds good. NICE!
Everything it should be! :-)
Sounds good from here. I’m excited to see how you develop the mounts and other interfaces to the lift now.
She's alive Dr Blockenstein, she's Alive! Great work Brian!
Brian, i honestly have not seen you so happy in the several years i have enjoyed your channel. Great to see. Thank you for sharing your amazing knowledge and experience. Super valuable and entertaining. Hello from 🇨🇦
I don't get to do a lot of jobs for myself that I enjoy but building engines is one of them. :-)
That’s sweet, nice work. That truck is gonna love it! She’ll lift with a huge smile
Congratulations from SoCal! Started fast and strong! Always fun watching experts work!
The day i have been waiting for i watched them all hell of a good job.
You obviously have put a lot of hard work and hours into getting that engine up and running, but what a great result, it runs beautifully, regards from Auckland NZ.
Thanks!
Well done Brian, she sounds sweet. Thanks for sharing
Love the smell of diesel fuel in the morning!
I always find it interesting how different diesels smell different too. I can identify most of my equipment by the smell of a cold start. LOL
There was never any doubt it would start and sound great.
The next part will be more fun, exploring the unknown of fitment.
Thanks for sharing.
YEAH BUDDY!! Sounds excellent and that instant start... dang.
"Should be close" ... fires up near instantly. Definitely not the first engine you've built! Thank for sharing!
Brian, I think you have the right idea, go outside and do something constructive.
That motor sounds good, hope you include use with the rest of the repair.
Thanks for the videos.
That little Cummins sounds good!
Nice... Way to go Brian! Never had a doubt you would make it run. Really enjoyed this series of videos. please keep em cummin....:)
Ha ha ha! Lol
You'll be doing burnouts in that fork truck : ) Sounds great !
Wheelies :D
That's a sweet sound of success!
Bailey looks like he wants you to get back to paying work. Engine sounds good
Probably! No dogbones in fixing the forklift other than I need it for some other jobs so...............
Bob, that rocked! I love to hear a diesel fire up. Can't wait to see Hyster doing back flips. Good to see Bailey!
I’ve watched enough of your videos that was no doubt in my mind that it would run!!!
If Bailey approves, I have no doubt you are quite successful with this rebuild.. Give the inspector a treat! Enjoyed.
I always get a good feeling when I complete a motor and it starts up for the first time.
The Hot Rod Hyster is alive, at least the power. Great build Brian.
Very excited for you. great job
Thanks!
She's a runner!
First time I have ever heard Brian laugh, lol
I must have missed that part...:-)... nice job Brian, ... cleanup??? I didn't think you do.. Looking forward to more work in that shop.
Nothing like the sound of a turbo whistle. She is sounding damn good brother, that old hyster is going to be clocking some dollars for some years to come. That brings back some good old memories when me and dad would build the motors on the side for the company he worked for we couldn't wait to fire one up on the floor
It's run good, so I hear. Congratulation Mr. Block . greetings from germany
Greetings!
Love the sound of the first start up. Great work Brian! Please paint the entire engine Cummins Red before you install it.
It will be cummins black.
Hurrah! Fast start. Sounds good. Good job Brian. Now onto the swap.
That Hyster is gonna wear that engine proudly.
Isn't it strange how all that space starts closing in on you with this and that? Dad's garage (which could hold 4 cars) is now a storage building and no room for a single car! But man, how nice that baby sounds. Can't wait to see you "dashing" around outside in that old Hyster! Greg
Brian She runs Smothe, 63 psi running oil pressure! You Done GOOD! HI Baily!
Hey bcbloc02! That turbo sang a sweet song for sure! Ride ride ride!
That thing don't miss a beat
Brian: You are a true mastermachanic. Congrats !
You build a beautiful running Cummins. Great 🛢 pressure 👍
Fantastic Brian sounds good and congratulations time To get her put in and put to work
That forklift is gonna do great with that engine! Good job Brian.
That was sweet. You put a big smile on my face. That baby sounds good.!!
sounds good ,,, 40 year diesel mechanic . great job
You better watch out someone might think that you are a mechanic. Great job it sounds good.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍, going to have the fastest fork lift around, give them fancy Hay squeeze guys something to think about!
Thank you for putting out another video this week.. I wanted to see this motor run.. Probley not as much as you did thoe.
Didn’t want people to have to wait too long.
I like it too and Baily's not one to be overly emotional. That rig starts like my opposed twin Vanguard. Starter turns 2ice and it's running. THAT is an engine that'd do a LOT of work and with good maintenance would last a long time and it sure will there. A-PLUS, Pal and GBWYall!
Hi Brian,
Congrats on the first start. it sounds sweet. You had me worried near the end of the engine run. I was thinking "come on Brian, time to shut her down". The engine may have a lot of mass, but remember it uses wet liners and not a lot of mass there to absorb the heat. Anyway, she's running now and that's a big step. You and Bailey stay safe.
It's alive!!! Sounds really good to my untrained ear as well. Nicely done, sir.
Very nice job done on that motor, sounds great
Must be some fork lift!..that torque would flip some!🤪👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Brian.
That's running beautifully.
I loved your comment "No oil leaks .... yet!" Sounds like you expected them.
With changing the engine, will that entail changes to the engine mounts and bell housing connections?
That forklift will be the Hyster on steroids with this beast.
It's been a great series, thoroughly enjoyed the one on the rebuilding of the injector pump, clearly those guys have done a few of them.
Look forward to the next episodes!
Good to see Bailey comes to inspect your work periodically and to make sure you're not sleeping!!
Regards Dennis
Nice work Brian.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very sweet noise Brian. All that effort and love put into it obviously.
Yes! Nice one Brian! I knew that was going to start first pop, it was trying to start as you bled the lines. It's always a satisfying feeling on first start up of any engine rebuild, diesel or petrol. Well done mate.
That started really quick and sounds to be running beautifully. My goodness it has some serious torque when you touch the throttle!
Thanks for sharing. I know the feeling of having a good first start, no leaks is a bonus.
Sounds fantastic, looks like all your hard work has paid off.
oh yeah,, we smellin smoke now,, very nice,,
Always nice when it starts the first time. Very nice!
Nice, it running great. Ready to go.
Timing must be spot on starts perfect 👌. Nice job 👍
I like your videos. I’m a machinist and mechanic I pick up details I learn some tricks thank you
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video keep up the good work 👍👍👍it's nice to see it running again after a rebuild
Nice work!
You are amazing....what a sweet sound.
Glad you like it!
Brilliant - congrats
Thanks for sharing. 👍💪
A great moment! Excellent result.
Sounds amazing!!! Way to go.
Sweet sounding engine Brian, congrats!
I say take the 5.9 out of the dually and put this in the truck maybe even with a 9 speed Road Ranger. Oh ya 1st gen crew cab with an 8.3L!! The 5.9 is still overkill in the forklift. Love the first start of any rebuild just puts a big grin on your face!!
I have a different first gen destined for a repower. :-)
The part I've been waiting for Brian 👍👍👍👍👍👍sounds great
Can't wait to see this thing do some heavy work maybe a burnout or two
Ahhh, just like Squatch253....excellent build! Great to hear it run.
Not as pretty as a #squatch253 makeover but it likely makes more power, heck maybe than all his tractors and dozers together. lol
Wow! Quick start up and sounds great.
Congratulations! Thanks for sharing so quickly!
It's Alive!
Awesome! Can't wait to see this beast in action!
Great series Brian, don't you love it when a plan comes together? Lots of work and a like new engine to work with now, life is good, cheers!
I sure do!
good job brian...no smoke!
Sounds sweet
That beast sounds great.
Great to hear it run !!
Sweet... not sure why I'm surprised but I am surprised with how smooth it runs
It'll clean up as soon as you hook the turbo up.. sounds nice!
Love that sound ...
Grear milestone!
That is awesome.
Sounds good!!!
"Sweet"... I'll second that!! Nice job👍
It is no Caterpillar but should still be ok. :-)
Excellent, thanks for sharing.
It's alive! Great job, after twenty years it hums right along. Surprised to see you wearing a brand new pair of pants while priming that sucker. My wife yells at me every time I go to the shop in my "good clothes", lol.
Not new pants they have been worn once a week every week for the last 3 years at least
@@bcbloc02 Then you're safe, lol. I saw the bar code and assumed they were new. How do you keep them so clean? I go in the shop 5 minutes and something that won't come out has made a permanent mark. Oh wait, this is not a show for trading laundry tips ;)
You did a great job getting that engine to live again. I missed all the previous episodes, I'll have to go back and look from the beginning.
An aggressive washing machine lots of tide and a warm cold wash cycle is all I do. Usually comes clean fine.
Purrs like a big sweet kitten!
Sounds great, was worried running without coolant.