What about stuck bolts that have to use a torch and welder in some cases. But if it’s all new parts and you know what you’re doing putting it together is easy and generally less messy. I believe what you are saying is knowing what parts do what and go where is often learned by taking apart.
Back in 1985, when I started auto shop class, that's how we learned. We were given 1 day to go to the junk yard, pull the engine and transmission, and then we had to strip them down, diagnose any and all issues, then, if possible, rebuild them. The best part was if we turned a profit, we got to keep it or use it for after-hours shop time. The 1st business I started was servicing teachers and city cop cars from 3 to 6 on school days and all day Saturday. I was making 30k a year 1990 when I graduated.
Nice way to learn. Pro tip: resist the urge to turn it upside down to remove the oil pan... this way, debris, shavings, broken pieces, dirt, etc.. stays in the oil pan instead of being dumped into the rotating assembly.
Doesn't really matter if you are on a complete teardown and everything is going to be disassembled, especially if the block is not going to be used due to block damage. Partial teardowns and using the block without a deep clean? yeah you might want to take the pan off without dumping any crap in the block by turning it upside down.
@@zainchetty1590it just shows that it had cooling issues already and potentially overheating problems, or running too cool causing excessive wear because the oil wasn’t hot enough
Just a friendly tip take pictures of everything before and after removing every single part 💯😂you will save yourself a whole lotta stress and anger,but great vid keep it up
Absolutely true even for a lot simpler small engines. For this, I would have at least 2-4 video camera running plus the still camera shots till I knew every single piece and fastener all in one big box or flat surface. For this engine, I estimate that to be about 30 identical engines done almost back to back.
Have you ever seen a brake specialist take apart more than one wheel. It is because if they forget how it goes back together they can look on another wheel to see how it goes back together.
This has got to be one of the deepest UA-cam rabbit holes I’ve ever wandered into. When you expect a DYI and find musically entertaining distraction of epic perportion!
Cool! I hope to build engines one day. I'm in high school, and over summer I took an automotive camp with my friends. We took apart and rebuilt a go-kart single cylinder engine in 3 days total. No instructions, just adult supervision in case something dangerous happened.
Tearing down a motor of any kind and seeing how it works is something I would highly recommend. If you can find a factory manual on that motor it will help you rebuild it.
Good Luck, As many who know tearing the engine down is the easy part. The hard part is doing it right and knowing the correct procedures to follow. When done right the engine should purrrrr. Happy wrenching..!
You got the takin' apart stuff done, thats the easy part. The first advice Id give you is take your time, there's no rush. Rushing things tends to cause mistakes to be made.When you're taking an engine apart, take your time and examine EVERYTHING very closely, especially if you don't know the COMPLETE history. You should be taking notes, too.
I'm impressed by the fact that you're actually wearing gloves. Why people do this with their bear hands when that's completely unnecessary is way above my pay grade.
Will say it is nice to finally come across a video of a woman who is working on something with her hands and is knowledgeable on the topic and isn't in skin tight leggings or super skin tight legging shorts and half top pretending she knows what she's talking about just for views from thirsty dudes. I mean who doesn't like a woman in leggings but it's getting out of hand 😂 I'd take a woman like this who doesn't care to get dirty building a car vs who's glued to tik Tok I salute this woman for not falling into the view thot community 🎉 WE NEED MORE WOMEN LIKE THIS!
It's always nice to see how messed up things get when you are trusting other so called professionals to do the job right the first time. Then find out diffrently. Great way to learn by getting your hands in to the engine and seeing how everything works keep it up.
Cool. I love seeing gals riding their motorcycles, working on their cars and bikes, and being curious enough to be self assertive, and then there's the extra added plus to this type of activity, (besides the joy of just watching her do the work), and that is: it leaves us more time to drink beer... It's a win-win.
If I've learned anything from over the years an all the engines I've rebuilt. Prep, prep, prep! Cleaning an machining parts to proper specs will save you a lot of trouble down the road!
I had this engine in my ‘06 G35 with 6sp MT….best oil burner ever made. I single handedly made Mobil 1 hit all their annual quotas while I owned it. Great car, lost to a fender bender against a Tahoe. RIP G35 VQ35
those engines are known to blow their valve cover gaskets frequently because of a faulty design. if you put it back together, make sure you put extra goop in the inner corners. they fixed the issue in the VQ37
I love when young ladies do something outside the area of normal for a woman they always seem to be a little more accurate and they always seem to be more organized. I don’t know it’s because they feel they need to be as good or better than your counterpart, but I love watching it.
Best way to learn. Never stop being curious! Remember, when it comes to assembly, cleanliness is next to Godliness! As a famous race engine builder taught me many years ago...
The vq35de, 38, and 40 are amazing v6 engines. Next to the 20bru, it is my favorite engine. It is so well balanced and so smooth with having a ton of headroom for pushing more power. Connecting them with a cvt was a travesty, and not enough manual altimas were made.
damn this is a really good video for giving context on what goes into a engine usually i just see the block and whilst i know what it does it never made sence why something so tiny fills a car so big now seeing all the other stuff attatched i realise just how much stuff is there
ANYONE and I do mean ANYONE can tear down an engine. The hard part is not tearing it down, it's putting it back together and making it run.
Very true
Obviously
What about stuck bolts that have to use a torch and welder in some cases. But if it’s all new parts and you know what you’re doing putting it together is easy and generally less messy. I believe what you are saying is knowing what parts do what and go where is often learned by taking apart.
Almost anything will run the question is how long?
😂😂😂True dat.
Idk anything about cars but 100 bucks seems like a good deal for spare parts and learning
Its insane u make ur money back instantly if you know how to refurbish them correctly and sell them
Great deal
Virtaully nothing on that engine thay can be refurbished and sold. Complete trash
Thats Awesome engine👌
💀💀💀💀💀
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Brandon That He's A Ped©
A good salesman would have bumped that down to 50$
Back in 1985, when I started auto shop class, that's how we learned. We were given 1 day to go to the junk yard, pull the engine and transmission, and then we had to strip them down, diagnose any and all issues, then, if possible, rebuild them. The best part was if we turned a profit, we got to keep it or use it for after-hours shop time.
The 1st business I started was servicing teachers and city cop cars from 3 to 6 on school days and all day Saturday. I was making 30k a year 1990 when I graduated.
Back in my day…. Instant headache 😂
did you buy a house?
Was that a Lot at that time ?
@marvin2678 for a young man right out of high school, it was like 100k today. I owned 3 homes by 2000 and never made more than 60k a year.
Just ran that $30,000 through the BLS’s government inflation calculator. It’s equivalent to $73,547.57 in May 2024 dollars.
“ …. some bolts were stripped …. “
This, to me, is the biggest warning sign.
Yep, it’s coffee table at best :o)
I'm more surprised she wasn't stripped for this video
Whys that?
@joeysukhi6889 Someone else had their turn with it, and likely it did not end well. Hence why she has it now.
and here i thought the "Cracked Block" was a red Flag... but it Does give her some spare parts for her drift car.
A little bit of scoring, “nothing to be worried about” those are deep😂
Yeah that's fucked 😂
I was thinking the same thing. “Nothing to bad” shows deep gouges and scoring.
lmaooo
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Yip, "minor"That's what happens when one doesn't know much about cars😂 That's caked
A bad engine for $100 is a perfect way to learn how to take apart and build an engine,especially if it’s the same one that’s in your car
A hottie who can tear apart my G35 ? I think I'm in love lol😂😊❤❤❤
Excellent way for a young person to get started learning. Tool literacy is often taken for granted and you are on the right track.
I did the same with old computers when I was a teen.
Refreshing to see someone interested in racing/drift not just instal mods but doing actual work. Good on you
Nice way to learn. Pro tip: resist the urge to turn it upside down to remove the oil pan... this way, debris, shavings, broken pieces, dirt, etc.. stays in the oil pan instead of being dumped into the rotating assembly.
Doesn't really matter if you are on a complete teardown and everything is going to be disassembled, especially if the block is not going to be used due to block damage.
Partial teardowns and using the block without a deep clean? yeah you might want to take the pan off without dumping any crap in the block by turning it upside down.
@@Tom89194while true it does make it easier on yourself
Gotta learn the hard way on one that's not going back together...😂😂😂
What's wrong with non oem waterpump?
@@zainchetty1590it just shows that it had cooling issues already and potentially overheating problems, or running too cool causing excessive wear because the oil wasn’t hot enough
Loved how you explained everything as you tore it down with your observations! Keep it up!
Damn mad respect to you. I am a mechanic and I followed your commentary word for word. Great job.
the camshaft scoring is significant
Its nice 😊
Nah, there's a technical term for that kind of scoring. It's f#cked😂 wouldn't even be worth attempting to fix it
Send it to India they'll fix it right up 😂😂😂
@@Stevethemillerthere’s a good axle weld video going around, top notch
@@aelius_audioI seen that that was some quality shit
That scoring is serious, but good attitude
Just a friendly tip take pictures of everything before and after removing every single part 💯😂you will save yourself a whole lotta stress and anger,but great vid keep it up
Absolutely true even for a lot simpler small engines. For this, I would have at least 2-4 video camera running plus the still camera shots till I knew every single piece and fastener all in one big box or flat surface. For this engine, I estimate that to be about 30 identical engines done almost back to back.
And lot's of plastic bags to organize the parts - and label them well!
That's what I do. The bigger the project, the more I snap.
Have you ever seen a brake specialist take apart more than one wheel. It is because if they forget how it goes back together they can look on another wheel to see how it goes back together.
Yeah, I would have to, then bag and label each group of bolts where they went.
Good job tearing this engine down and learning and teaching us through the process.
She is LEGENDARY!!!!!!; Good for you girl!!!!
What you are doing is dope, I’m inspired!
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This has got to be one of the deepest UA-cam rabbit holes I’ve ever wandered into. When you expect a DYI and find musically entertaining distraction of epic perportion!
Love how thorough/detailed you are with your work!!!
This looks like fun, I love taking things apart and putting them back together.
My goodness! I admire your knowledge in mechanics. Definitely worth possessing in times of need.
Thanks for sharing! ✌️
My goodness! Hahaha
Actually her knowledge in mechanics is very poor. No offence.
SIMP
My hat is off to you keep up the good work
Nice. Rebuilding motors is one of my favorite things to do. I mainly do motorcycles though
Huge difference.
@@clutchbleach2057 ok? So? I’m just saying that’s what I do. Not her
Cool! I hope to build engines one day. I'm in high school, and over summer I took an automotive camp with my friends. We took apart and rebuilt a go-kart single cylinder engine in 3 days total. No instructions, just adult supervision in case something dangerous happened.
Any profit in it or strictly hobby?
@@mrorganic13 it’s just a hobby for me never tried to make money off it
Ryan Celsius' phonk mix is fire in the background!
Keep it up, we're all loving what you represent!
Tearing down a motor of any kind and seeing how it works is something I would highly recommend. If you can find a factory manual on that motor it will help you rebuild it.
Good Luck, As many who know tearing the engine down is the easy part. The hard part is doing it right and knowing the correct procedures to follow. When done right the engine should purrrrr. Happy wrenching..!
The very first working V6 I saw. The VQ35 installed unto 2000 Nissan Cefiro.
Murano, Maxima, Legend, El Grand, 350Z!
Modification vq37ve, and ..... VR38DETT!
The vq engines are too good, my headgasket hasnt blown yet
You got the takin' apart stuff done, thats the easy part. The first advice Id give you is take your time, there's no rush. Rushing things tends to cause mistakes to be made.When you're taking an engine apart, take your time and examine EVERYTHING very closely, especially if you don't know the COMPLETE history. You should be taking notes, too.
She does have the entire process filmed.
Wow
So much knowledge u have
Am just awed
Just super duper 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I'm impressed by the fact that you're actually wearing gloves. Why people do this with their bear hands when that's completely unnecessary is way above my pay grade.
Oil comes out fairly easily with common dish soap. Grease though, gets into everything.
Because gloves are annoying as fuck they get in the way the tear and you’re getting dirty anyway
Proud of you young lady !
Great video! Sequence was crisp and the video on point. Yeah, some knucklehead used a belt sander on that deck. nice
"Knucklehead used a sander"😂😂😂😂
Good job, kid.
Never stop learning.
Will say it is nice to finally come across a video of a woman who is working on something with her hands and is knowledgeable on the topic and isn't in skin tight leggings or super skin tight legging shorts and half top pretending she knows what she's talking about just for views from thirsty dudes.
I mean who doesn't like a woman in leggings but it's getting out of hand 😂 I'd take a woman like this who doesn't care to get dirty building a car vs who's glued to tik Tok
I salute this woman for not falling into the view thot community 🎉 WE NEED MORE WOMEN LIKE THIS!
You sound like you need to change your algorithm buddy
This video is super relaxing And her shop is super nice!
Your dad raised you right. Great job
It's always nice to see how messed up things get when you are trusting other so called professionals to do the job right the first time. Then find out diffrently. Great way to learn by getting your hands in to the engine and seeing how everything works keep it up.
Look how clean and brand new looking this hundred dollar engine is.. yea right
virgin idio
"BRAVO" "BRAVO!!!!!" I hope you get everything you want in life ok lee dahye .... ok 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 love you girl 💙💙💙
I think a gen 1 small block cheby is one of the best ways to learn most engine mechanics. And they are fun and cheap.
Now put it back together 😂
Cool. I love seeing gals riding their motorcycles, working on their cars and bikes, and being curious enough to be self assertive, and then there's the extra added plus to this type of activity, (besides the joy of just watching her do the work), and that is: it leaves us more time to drink beer... It's a win-win.
The hardest part about tearing down an engine is having the experience to repair a torn down engine.
Respect! instead of being a model you choose to work on technical puzzles like this. Just hope you manage to get it back together.
I'm surprised you using that death trap to hold that engine
What happened tell the story behind it
Why’s it a death trap
Just say it folds like a taco the engine stand is not designed to hold engine up
Just blows my mind how people can do that. Awesome.
I'm in love, she found the key to my heart.
This is so beautiful, I love working on engines.
I've done this for fun. I wish I was in the same town.
🌹
Somebody protect this woman! 😢
Love you more and Love you even more because of what your listening to ❤
Vq lover over here. Very reliable and can make good power
Seriously this engine looks clean and immaculate. How can it be so clean?
If I've learned anything from over the years an all the engines I've rebuilt. Prep, prep, prep! Cleaning an machining parts to proper specs will save you a lot of trouble down the road!
Total keeper right there!!
You go girl! It’s more fun tearing down because you don’t have to be so careful, aligning, or be torquing.
$100…not bad for all those spare parts, plus an opportunity to learn something new.💪💪
Great idea. I need to try this. I’ll have to study how to put it back together and get it running for sure!
She is good at tearing it down. Putting it back together. Well that's another story.
Awesome. Girl Power. Give the young lady a gold star!
You done great girlie many people may not see this much keep up the great job
I had this engine in my ‘06 G35 with 6sp MT….best oil burner ever made. I single handedly made Mobil 1 hit all their annual quotas while I owned it. Great car, lost to a fender bender against a Tahoe. RIP G35 VQ35
She's beautiful !
Keep doing what you doing 👏 💯
Never thought i would see an engine teardown so clearly.
Damn you does deserve some love then for tearing that engine down two thumbs up woman.
So much easier to do when it's on a stand than in the truck! Looks fun!
AWESOME 👍 love seeing younger ones leaning mechanic work 👍🫶 getter done 👍
One of the best engines ever made
Fun taking everything apart...if you got more than enough room to do so 😂❤
Naming a lot of engine parts while dismantling is quite a feat. The girl was awesome
This girl is bad ass … her knowledge about each part is amazing
I’d marry her in a heartbeat
Respect cause I've never taken apart so much of an engine .been fixing cars for 10 years
Great job I learned too just watching this!timing chain was huge
The legendary vq35🙌🏽
I appreciated this very much.
Great score for perfect purpose, best way to learn, I'm envious of you, awesome!!!
I’ve watched a few of your videos and I’m always in awe. You should see the mess I create, cuts I receive just adding windshield fluid😂
those engines are known to blow their valve cover gaskets frequently because of a faulty design. if you put it back together, make sure you put extra goop in the inner corners. they fixed the issue in the VQ37
I love when young ladies do something outside the area of normal for a woman they always seem to be a little more accurate and they always seem to be more organized. I don’t know it’s because they feel they need to be as good or better than your counterpart, but I love watching it.
Impressive work…simply put. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Man that’s real talent. I’ve always wanted to know how to work with autos.
Damn you cold, and you pick the right music!!!😊
The badu in the background though 👌🏽 nice touch
Just a tip from a mechanic. If you ever suspect a blown head gasket, a cylinder leak down test will confirm where it’s broken at
She’s so pretty
Damn you’re better than my mechanic ❤
Best way to learn. Never stop being curious! Remember, when it comes to assembly, cleanliness is next to Godliness! As a famous race engine builder taught me many years ago...
So many young women these days shaking ass online for views. Props to this young lady for teaching us something instead. Respect
I remember when I was young tear down v8 engines with my dad very fun. 👍👍👍
This looks like a really fun job.
It's always interesting digging that deep into an engine and finding evidence that someone else has been there messing around.
The vq35de, 38, and 40 are amazing v6 engines. Next to the 20bru, it is my favorite engine. It is so well balanced and so smooth with having a ton of headroom for pushing more power. Connecting them with a cvt was a travesty, and not enough manual altimas were made.
Those VQs sound dam good
Siiick, $100 to learn more about your engine is a great investment
Learning/training is very good!
damn this is a really good video for giving context on what goes into a engine usually i just see the block and whilst i know what it does it never made sence why something so tiny fills a car so big now seeing all the other stuff attatched i realise just how much stuff is there
My hat's off to you, good job 👍🥇
Good for you you’re off to a good start at a young age
She is Nice** I enjoy the seeing the interest of a female (doing technical application) while being logical.
Good job Kiddo! 👍🏼
Now the real trick is putting it back together to run properly...and/or diagnose why it doesn't and fix it til it does !