Big Single TURBO 1200+hp DESTROYS built transmission. 

@Tsunauticus III I think that's what he's trying to do with his videos man! Not like some other mechanics who'll watch you struggle and not even lend a hand or some advice, if I had that knowledge I'd love to pass it on. You can tell he's a good man

@@Thalor im with you. seems like he is passing on as much info as he can save some supper secret stuff. he "lets slip" some secrets by saying its secret on some of his videos. the real secret are when he rebuilds them. the industry is changing and cars will become electric. i have a feeling that may have something to do with his willingness to pass on some wonderful knowledge. watching him work and run through the teardown is a treat edit: would love to see some rebuilds

Many have been destroyed 😯

Reminds me of my good friend Dick Burley from Apply Valley, CA. He could tear down and rebuild a turbo 400 blindfolded.

First video I watched I knew this man has forgotten more about transmissions than most trans rebuilders nowadays even know.

@ *Chris Moore* Lmao! His brain on DSL and the body on Dial-Up? 😁

Bassotronics 🤣🤣 thats hilarious

Bruv

amarillo texas

I disagree that this man is a Professional... This man is an Absolute, Undisputed MASTER... This man is what Professionals dream of becoming when they Grow Up... He is FAR Better than a mere Professional...

A Wilson this is what professionals used to be.

Anyone who can torque a wrench considers themselves a professional which is nonsense. I agree he's a master in his craft

I have had this conversation with a mechanic friend mine about balance of torque through the drive train. His reply was I am the ace certified mechanical genius. A week or two later he would be under his mechanical concoction replacing broken and bent parts. Not applying math first is a pain in the wallet. Torque will break things much faster than HP. He got real good at taking things apart and replacing them. Push rods, valves , clutches and internal auto trans parts. He was also real good at breaking manual transmissions. He never got good at fixing them. When they break not as easy to fix as a automatic. But I know how to fix a network operating system. Had to learn a bit of math to get there.

it begins with the dad being worthy of that respect.

He’s like I am but I’m the way I am because if someone asked me to do something and we were at my house and I didn’t say yes sir or no man my dad would take me in his room and whoop my tail

Now its s bunch of fruity dress wearing pansies who cant take criticism

Its a beautiful thing, seeing a good respectful kid learning his fathers craft side by side with him. Glad to see he appreciates what a rare and precious gift it is having an expert like that for a dad, and even better he gets to document it. I hope in 20 years this kid will be doing the same with his children. That is EXACTLY what this country is missing.

Oh, and martial disciple is a must for all kids. If they deserve it, give it to em absolutely. That is almost as important as having a father in the house. A child that grows without either is doomed. "He who spares the rod hates his son, But he who loves him disciplines him promptly." - Prov. 13:24

I used to rebuild my tci c4, best thing to do is take all your parts out in order that way you dont forget where they go. Put it all back together and aircheck all your clutches.

Remember it's all easy when you know how to!!

Anything you actually know is exactly this easy to pull apart and rebuild. It’s a lot of knowledge.

As a teenager I used to repair xbox 360s at the start i didnt have a clue. Then eventually my hands sort of automatically was placing stuff in certain ways. It's muscle memory. If you do it enough, it becomes second nature. I'm sure when you drive your car you don't actually concentrate on changing gear, it's second nature. Because you've learned and got good at it

As everyone already said, this guy just takes it to a really high level.

Oi Oi Oi

"We will upgrade the frontal lobe....this one is useless"

Not with his shakey hands tho haha probably from all the fluids and never wearing gloves

@@72opelmanta Can't wear gloves in that line of work.

@@AdmiralFroggy lol beaten

@@72opelmanta biggest risk of atf skin exposure is dryness. Very low toxicity

Yeah it baffles me ngl. I dont know much about transmissions but its fascinating to watch nonetheless

Yeah look into the power flow of them how valve bodies work. If u can understand the mechanic the hydraulics are not much harder

Easy man, take it apart!

Decades of Experience and Practice...

And these are the simple ones lol

I've met guys like this and they've just done it so many times that they just know where everything goes and how it's supposed to be

I guarantee, he didn't start that fast, practice practice. I was a certified Mercedes tech for 7 yrs. Timing chains , gears, and cams on the gas v8 Mercedes were involved, but each one got easier.

It only takes 1 time to remember what a worn trans smells like

Burnt hydraulic fluid is very distinct

Burnt ATF and burnt gear dope are smells you don’t forget. Normally because it ends up in your hair following you around everywhere.

You don't forget it because it's an expensive smell

@@KJ-kw7gh awww man smells like money

Yup just like engines

I live less than 200 miles from Amarillo so I can go to get any transmission work done

I was impressed until he used the channel locks backwards

I learned that when I broke the old worn transmission in my 70 challenger. The guy that rebuilt it and put a kit in it was like this guy.👍

I stopped watching action movies for this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for watching 👍🏼❤️🙏🏼

it really is nuts. an infernal combination of mechanical components and a computer that runs on fluid instead of electricity. valve bodies are the devil's work, the rest of the parts are his hobbies.

@@zechsblack5891 😂Couldnt have said it better

Alchemy...

That black magic voodoo stuff

I have that same model of gun and I can say if you oil it daily- unlike like a scalpel that you replace every time you use it- it will stay smooth like that for long enough to pass it down.

And he pops those snap rings right off without bending them. THAT takes skill.

Like a Scalpel , very well put ..... If this man was not a Transmission Mechanic ,. a master at this Craft at that ... and if he chose a Different path .. I have NO DOUBTS he could have been a SURGEON .it takes a certain natural Intelligence to even be able to LEARN how such complex machinery works and more importantly WHY its not working, and exactly how to fix it and make it even better ... This is no ordinary mechanic .

Well he does use autopsy tables to work on transmissions lol. No lie he mentioned it in another video. Master at his craft.

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Best plan I’ve come up with to fight it is setting up a camera to video myself taking things apart, then reverse it in the computer and play it backwards while reassembling it...

@@jonkeau5155 this is great advice and I agree 👍👍done this myself

Sell the extra parts you have, then rinse and repeat for an infinite source of income

@ *jlinkels* Yup Yup! 👍🏻

and good for over 1200hp....with his eyes closed.....and no "ford tools"

omar ramahi he uses his impact gun for the “ford tool” but he has a damn big one sitting just to his right if needed lol

They are all but "random" pieces. Each of them has its own function and he perfectly knows what and how 😎

Thanks for watching 👍🏼❤️🙏🏼

@@PrecisionTransmission if you don't mind me asking... where are you located? Im in PA and if i ever need transmission work done I know where I'm going! Also, its a real pleasure to watch your videos and learning some understanding out of a very complex/overwhelming system! So thank you!

@@johnsutcliffe3965 Texas

@@nuggert thanks for the reply!! also may you and your family have a great new year too!!

Forget it

Yup. Me too.

Wont happen, thats where the money is. Lol

@@zaq55555555555555555 he done videos of him self putting them back together... They make this videos to teach...

We had to do it this way because of us posting so many videos. But we are going to have a premier live video where we will be chatting with all of our audience. Thanks for watching👍🏼❤️🙏🏼

Me too. He is like Nick Panaritis, at "Nick's garage" !

I noticed that too.

Yeah but even with him shaking like that, he's literally unparalleled in the automatic transmission game, for speed, efficiency, and pure knowledge

Why not both? I love this and I love physics and astronomy. I'll watch this and then go watch a documentary on the Higgs boson and its force field which gives gauge bosons mass, or a documentary on the different hypothesized black hole models (Schwarzchild, Kerr, etc) and black hole alternatives (gravastar, dark energy star, fuzzball, MECO, etc). It's all fascinating and fun. No need to discriminate for me. 🤓

@@mannys9130 r/iamverysmart

Just watch the videos he puts out

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Yes its a Turbo400 but not sure what it had bolted to it. Probably not a Ford motor if it was fast lmao

Lol until you realize theres thousands of different transmissions ans models and theyre all slightly different, my guy here has 40 years experience... not 2 hours watch time on transmission videos lol

Judging by some of the "heavy duty rebuilds" he tears down a lot of people think they can open their own transmission shop.

Yeah i had an old german mercedes tech who taught me some of my biggest lessons. He taught me not to look at it as brand specific parts but understand each individual components purpose and function and you can use them to do what you want. 4 example running a 2005 honda accord v6 on GM 1980s hei ignition modules. Sounds crazy? But works cause if u understamd what the modules do u can use them to do what the honda needs. Really went a long way to removing the fear of "exotic" & german cars. I knew how it all worked and why so no problems. Except old VWs and german wiring diagrams they still mess me up haha

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@@DavidVanVoris You should make a video reviewing this transmission vid for the stang!

I'm at half volume on my phone and it's perfect. You may need headphones.

I know he lost his 10mm... 👀