Can "Charlie" be Rebuilt? C-12 Pistons, Liners, Bearing Remove and Install.

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In this video we are working on Charlie the C-12 that is getting rebuilt. Best way to get the Vevor Liner Puller is here: Vevor USA Liner Puller: s.vevor.com/bfP4YG VVSALE5 for 5% off
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@AdeptApe Год назад

Thanks for watching. Hopefully you enjoyed the video. Links to the items in the video. s.vevor.com/bfP4YG VVSALE5 for 5% off Looking for the Monaco Liner Installer: monacotool.com/collections/li... Adeptape@yahoo.com on PayPal for donations. Here is a list of recommended tools on Amazon: Red Tire Lube Bucket and Swabs: amzn.to/3PeGSwF Oiling Can: amzn.to/3c3MKK0 DEX FIT Gloves FN330: amzn.to/3AAsOq9 Airlift Cooling System Vacuum Filling System: amzn.to/3D9AlPu Milwaukee 3/8" Right Angle Impact Wrench: amzn.to/3D2CvAk 2 Pack M12 Style Batteries for Milwaukee: amzn.to/3D2mdHE Adjustable Height Parts Tray 100 lbs: amzn.to/3CBusZB Engine Oil and Fuel Dye UV: amzn.to/3z34zkv UV Professional Grade Light: amzn.to/3gzxPc0 Allstar Oil Pressure Prime Tank: amzn.to/3SPx4t5 Photo Tach REED: amzn.to/3ATJ8Cw

@CraigArndt Год назад

So Vevor is like a re-branding company, maybe? I bought a griddle top for my grill, its a Vevor. Guess they aren't making anything.

@mattsmall223 Год назад

It isn't just you, I had the same torque wrench and had the same issue.

@arnoldkol6622 Год назад

Hi i got a question does your work place hire international students and train them to work there?

@tonyking9235 Год назад

THERE WAS SOME LINT ON THE JOURNAL. AT LEAST IT LOOKED LIKE IT .

@Truthseeker4449 Год назад

I'm perfectly fine and happy with shop noise in the background. The shop I work in primarily handles minor car repairs so the shop tends to be really quiet with nothing but the sounds of fans and heaters to make noise unless I'm working on a bus. I find having videos like this in the background not only helps with white noise requirements but educational as well despite working on small Cummins.

@dertmatyui Год назад

Just gives the full experience!

@thetexorcist2235 Год назад

I work in a locomotive shop and I’ll tell you sometimes you hear a noise and you’re like what the hell is going on over there 😂

@badgerpa9 Год назад

I like when you cut out the shop noise for voice over and explaining things, otherwise it does not matter to me I can easily adjust volume. Good to see Charlie will be saved Excellent video, stay safe and healthy Sir.

@Martyz-TV Год назад

Good on you being up front with viewers. There is nothing wrong with being paid to do a review. NOT telling people IS. Thank you for your honesty.

@funkacalafragilisticexplod5236 Год назад

I see that pocket prybar in your shirt pocket there, snap on really hit the nail on the head with that one

@johngoldsmith6629 Год назад

Before five star, we would put our cylinder pack puller in a bucket of oil dry to absorb any fluids on the rubber. We also added one inch on the stand to make sure the liner was completely out of three oring liners. When Cat first came out with the cylinder pack puller. I had a cab over 3406 mechanical I was in-framing. The cab was laid over with a come along to help support it. The stand was not part of the tooling yet, just a eye lit. So I put the eye lit on, hooked a chain to the puller and hoisted the pack up. The front tire started coming off the ground. The liner released, truck came down and bounced. Cab moved up, come along unhooked. Cab went down and bottomed the cylinders out and John messed up a good pair of under wear.

@ericd7761 Год назад

I’m jealous five star and bomb proof safety is all I know lol

@jefftheaussie2225 Год назад

Getting a leg out of bed is the way it goes. Always spectacular. Jeff

@williamharvey3658 Год назад

Not too much shop noise. We need to know that your coworkers do something too. 😂😂😂 I’ve been using the Monaco tools. I really like them. I would agree that the torque angle on the torque wrench is more because of the extension than anything.

@aussiebloke609 Год назад

Bugger...I haven't heard "throwing a leg out of bed" in many years. Still a great description of what happens. 😁

@ElPants21 Год назад

I've noticed on a much cheaper digital torque wrench that does angle it will start counting degrees when you begin to load up the mechanism even if the bolt hasn't started moving yet so I think it is accurate if you can do your degree sweep in one motion but when you start and stop it will come up short

@rickyj2013 Год назад

I’ve found that with the techangle when you need to stop and use the ratchet feature mid-turn it becomes less accurate because it starts counting before the bolt starts turning. If you can do it in one fell swoop it seems much more accurate.

@brentowen9480 10 месяцев назад

I'll check that out. I do automotive and and Subaru HG's are a pain using marks. I think the degree's don't equal 30 60 or 90 either. Got the 1/2" Snappy and made life easier, I've checked the angle with marks and thought they were maybe 5 degrees or less short.

@pinecone01 Год назад

I like the shop noise. Adds additional audio ambiance and interest to the vids, and feels more raw, down to earth.

@noberet Год назад

8:40 As long as the shop noise isn't drowning you out, I doesn't matter to me either way.

@bigbellyrebuilds2778 Год назад

So happy for Mr. Charlie getting a new chance to serve.🥰

@craig23ize1 Год назад

Ive found with the torque angle on any big name torque wrench, when you have to ratchet it, aka not achieving the angle in one continuous pull, it can be off. Idk why that is, but just from my experience. My snapon one, if i can get it in a single pull, it’s very accurate.

@markae0 Год назад

love the "bill o'reilly do it live" clip, I don't mind shop sounds in general, but if we can't hear what you are saying , yes mute it and monologue over it.

@brandondevahl552 Год назад

I like the shop noise. Makes me feel like I'm actually there working, less like a documentary or classroom feel.

@mikenicholson2548 Год назад

Shop noise or not doesn't matter to me. Your videos are great.

@joeyf504327 Год назад

Shop noise is fine. Hearing a freshly rebuilt diesel fire up is also cool

@royeravila6332 Год назад

Better without background noise! Thankyou for the videos!👍🏽😃

@dominiquecoladon8343 Год назад

Great video 👍 Lighting was great 😁

@donaldwilliams6821 Год назад

I like the lack of shop noise but leaving the shop noise is still way better than some who have loud music while talking.

@thepubliceye Год назад

I just came over from PK Truck channel where they don't even use a torque wrench, they just have different-length breaker bars.

@bostedtap8399 Год назад

Shop noise can be okay, obviously if it drowns out your work, it's annoying, my old hearing has trouble discerning noise, I do enjoy your voice over, very professional. Very interesting on the liner removal tools, and again on the tyre lubricant. 8 inches is about 3/4 of a Kings foot. Great work and photography, thanks for sharing. Best regards from the UK. John.

@jw4620 Год назад

No worries about shop noise. Excellent videos! Thanks!

@johnmyers9473 Год назад

I’m happy either way just greatful for the videos

@bigbellyrebuilds2778 Год назад

That's interesting on why the torque wrench acts differently because of angel...

@kevinb158 Год назад

Yeah noise is fine I would say you extension is causing the torque wrench to be off the mechanical connection between the extension the torque wrench and the socket I'd say add 3° to the 90° that may take up the difference plus I'm sure that snap-on recalibrates those once or twice a year I believe

@howardmcadams3852 Год назад

Thanks Sir for Sharing this with us Sir

@figifister 9 месяцев назад

Just rolled in some new rod and main bearings into my C15 mxs and I got to give your videos credit for helping me. Your super through explanations and tricks helped me get the job done. Thanks Josh!!

@bungfupanda8936 Год назад

My Snap-On tech angle 1/2" drive torque wrench turned itself off if I couldn't make the angle in one pull every time, Snap-On took it back several times but never got to the bottom of the issue, interestingly the last time they had it back when it was returned it was a completely different torque wrench in both appearance and operation to the original but still bore the same model number, different serial number, its been 100% reliable since then in several years of use in all orientations. Through the grapevine I've heard that some of the Tech Angle torque wrenches can be a bit twitchy, since the initial issue was resolved I've been very satisfied with mine. Kind regards from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️🇺🇲

@ben6119 Год назад

I really enjoy your videos, thanks for the content!

@kengibson402 Год назад

I don’t mind the shop noise. Great video!

@hoists1829 Год назад

Awesome video 👍👍👍

@TruckerChick Год назад

I don't mind the shop noises. It's part of the experience of watching your videos.

@nw9120 Год назад

Very good video detail and filming. Keep it up 😎

@davidwells9342 Год назад

Hey man I really enjoy your videos I do like the extra care of you editing out the noise as a mechanic that has tinnitus really bad

@crusiethmaximuss Год назад

I like the shop noise. So long as it is easy to hear you, you could be talking over a minigun and I'd still listen

@tobybrown1179 Год назад

Nice job, I find you are a great teacher, shop noise is fine by me

@lipoz-n-nitroz4012 Год назад

I like the background/shop noise.

@randygoss9995 Год назад

I have never seen a video of you working on a 3406a. The old mechanical that started it all . Before the famous 3406b

@Mike44460 Год назад

Thrust bearing. Handy to have on many type of pulling tools, lest friction.

@outdoor044 Год назад

Without the noise in the background I could just focus on what you were saying better. But I don't think it really bothered me that much before.

@tonytunnell9988 5 месяцев назад

Soo very much love your show learning always from you.... in regards to achieving acreate torque settings ..in taf school thay demonstrated the difference with a extension bar and no extension bar .... it gave two different readings ! I didn't believe it till I sore it .... keep up with the awesome work...qld Australia

@agskepi Год назад

WITH BACKROUND NOICE DEFINATELY!

@haiderk3246 Год назад

Thanks 🙏

@josegil1682 Год назад

Who are to say your angles are right 👍

@ghostofthedeep Год назад

I would say a compromise maybe half volume the background noise so we can still hear when you're explaining things. Love the videos. Subi tech here

@darrencatenacci2737 Год назад

It’s only a little off just a touch. Have Snapon recalibrate it it’s off 10 degrees. You probably have to check them quite often because you use them everyday. I bet every bolt you touch has a torque setting.

@anthonyhunt561 Год назад

Should be tested every 3 months

@rob066101 Год назад

That is a nice liner installer tool . I get what you say with the CAT tool

@lorencecheung4814 Год назад

I like hearing the shop noise, it just seems more natural

@Gandyy5 Год назад

I just had to use this exact tool to pull piston packs out of a 60 Series 14L and I ended up having to keep pressure in the liner #2 over the weekend and tapping with a long race punch on the bottom of the liner to have it break free. Glad I didn’t have to torch the rod out.

@josephmosser5203 Год назад

I don't mind the shop noise, Josh. As long as I can hear what you're saying!

@lordkordorn2971 Год назад

Both of mine off by about 10 degrees when not continuous pull. I just adjust the setting by 5-10 degrees. It still makes life easier. Nice colour toolbox 🤙🏼

@scrotiemcboogerballs1981 Год назад

Thanks for sharing

@jimgam730 Год назад

I'm perfectly fine with the noise in the background.

@BrotherTay Год назад

I'm a student in HDT&T repair i use your videos as a learning experience. I appreciate you editing out the sound when u can but I don't mind either way

@riadazzoz6104 Год назад

I learn alot from ur info .. from libya thx

@largesleepermadness6648 Год назад

When we had torque wrenches and extensions, we had to take them to the calibration shop (navy) they calibrated the while the extension is on. Deflection occurs is what they told us when torquing with extensions.

@larrytalley117 Год назад

Oh nooooo. Not Charlieeeee! Man it looks cold there. We’ve had 2 days of steady rain and our temps here in Arizona got down to the mid 60s. Brrrrr. 😎. Gonna be another great video from the Ape!

@akfarmboy49 Год назад

Yes your extension is a spring. I have not seen anybody making heavier extensions to take out the spring twists

@rickjohnson1632 Год назад

Charlie is getting the “ hook up” 👍

@jonmckenzie925 Год назад

There is an option with that torque wrech to compensate for extensions&socket length to keep snappies +/-. I have the same torque wrench, no issues with it so far! Keep up the hard work man

@cbmech2563 Год назад

On the turn I mark them like you do and then break out the impact especially under an engine. I haven't seen or heard of any reason that bolt cares how it gets to the turn. My first experience with torque turn was in 1970 on the v8 in a cat 651b scraper. We had 13 651s that we had to pull the soft plugs and clean the centrifuged dirt out. The specs that came with the cat service builtin were to throw away the pal nuts and go torque turn. I didn't run into Cummins with torque until some time in the 90s

@briansmyla8696 Год назад

I don't understand why you need a special tool to pull the liners. When I rebuilt my C12, I pushed the pistons out the top of the liners and removed them, then knocked the liners out from the bottom with a block of wood and a hammer. One tap, and they're out. Much faster and easier. And cheaper, since you don't have to buy the special tool.

@hokie9910 Год назад

That goat kills me evertime

@Mike-zu5xj Год назад

No shop noise👍🏻

@JPTV3000 Год назад

I want to see a video on the big cam 400 and any and all information that you can pull things to know things to look out for when it comes to restoring running and maintaining older engines like the big cam 400 I will be waiting on this video

@knickebien1966 Год назад

DOTW goes international!

@SinnerzCoyote Год назад

I would prefer the shop noise. Makes the videos more organic

@coryridder1937 Год назад

I have some Monaco stuff for Detroits and Ferrum is another good company. I have a couple of their main seal installer tools for Cummins and Detroit.

@dereksmith1803 Год назад

I wish there was a Cummins version of you. I still watch you just for basic diesel knowledge, but my 2018 Pete 567 thankfully has an X15 in it instead. 😁

@AndreSilva-tj6hh Год назад

good afternoon friend, I'm from Brazil and I follow your channel because you do an excellent job, congratulations, but with my few years working with mechanics I learned that the angular torque must be given at once and without ratcheting the wrench, because that's it single torque movement that makes the screw leave the elastic phase for the plastic phase, generating better thread locking.

@RB-cz5jn Год назад

The goat kills me. In the future we want to measure your blood pressure readings for safety of course. Thanks for sharing.

@cjtroutt8092 Год назад

Josh I had the same problem with MY tork wrench to same brand to I usually just use my Braker bar to do the final 60° or so the bolt head angle seems far easy than the tork wrench. Lol let it snow snow snow ya we had that two weeks ago for a solid week lol 😆

@gmchd07 Год назад

The use of extension bars will effect a Torque wrench. My understanding is the longer the extension the more the flex it has.

@TonyLasagna Год назад

Always a good video! I am kind of jealous, we have not had much snow yet. I also wouldn’t mind making some money plowing.

@ghostwrench2292 Год назад

I have noticed with my TechAngle torque wrenches, when in angle mode, will start to count angle when I begin applying torque but the fastener has not rotated yet. I deduced this is not as accurate as an angle gauge but I have built many automotive engines using my TechAngle torque wrenches, so as a flat rate tech, it’s good enough. Thanks for pointing it out. 👍

@petervolk3827 Год назад

I recall ounce upon a time reading some literature that had a bunch of mathematical material on how to figure torque loss on a variety of extension lengths and sizes. Come to think of it it may have been in the instructions for a torque wrench I had just purchased. Not sure exactly but I know there is at least information to answer your questions somewhere out there. Take care Mr. And have a Merry Christmas

@zjtr10 Год назад

I vote “no shop noise “. FWIW

@ManBearPig1968 Год назад

I’m an aircraft mechanic and my torque wrench was required to be calibrated and certified once a year. Probably not necessary for you on a yearly basis, but the first time will get it corrected so that it’s accurate. Also, shop noise is fine, it’s the sound of home. Best of luck👍💯

@dylansnellgrove390 Год назад

It might be the orientation of the torque wrench. If I remember right they have to be flat or up and down. They don't like being held at an odd angle.

@iron_and_torq Год назад

Just upgraded to an Epiq box as well 👍🏼

@phillipthebigj8971 Год назад

Don’t really notice the shop noise🤷‍♂️ great vid Josh👍

@MitzvosGolem1 Год назад

Nice .

@Jbrundage94 Год назад

I’ve had horrible luck with the angle on my Snap On wrench too. The tool guy told me to pound sand.

@mark95b77 Год назад

Noise or voice over doesn’t matter to me.. Just much appreciate the information and your insights. I whole heartedly agree with checking the accuracy of your tools what ever they may be.. The one time you deviate from your process or don’t double check you’re going to get burned!

@SwedishNutLathe Год назад

I thought the shop noise was part of the deal. Especially the other techs honking at each other. 🤣

@bruni5289 Год назад

8:22 if you, the reader, wanted to try it with a plug to see if it'll work as a pack puller the diaphragm from a brake chamber is usually the right diameter for the job

@SuperSecretSquirell Год назад

I'd definitely have your dealer get it checked out. Especially since it's that new. Torque wrenches only have a 1 year warranty. My split beam 1/2" torques accuratly, but the adjuster moves slightly with each click and I have to reset it about every 5 clicks. Very annoying. Shop sounds don't bother me as long as it doesn't drown out what you're saying or blows out the mic.

@Ripsaw17 Год назад

It's the extension the extension has some twist in it

@jamiefultz5937 Год назад

The extention does mess with it

@knickebien1966 Год назад

This video was not sponsored by Snap on, nor did Josh get a break on his $10K tool box therefrom.

@vincetoscano7018 Год назад

Great videos, I have heard that using extensions will cause errors in torque values. I have not tested this theory.

@brentowen9480 Год назад

So stoked you threw in that last part that said my torque wrench is garbage after doing a bunch of engine work on various applications. Happy New Year I guess.

@brentowen9480 10 месяцев назад

Hey! My name is Brent Owen. Looks like we might have similar names. I'm in Idaho.

@patrickporter6536 Год назад

You can rebuild anything, depending on how much you want to spend.

@VaporheadATC Год назад

To get the most out of the torque wrench, you should "exercise" the wrench before using it on fasteners.

@Mark-wt9hx Год назад

What do you thank about the bypasse oil system gulf coast

@Fatamus Год назад

Snap-on good tools ... spendy but all my Snap-on tools are still in good working condition. In 1975 I bought a Snap-on 2 finger puller 20 piece set 6" to 12" puller $108. 🤔 is that a good price? in early 2021, I paid $360 for a Proto 1"d, 2' breaker bar, 1"d, 6" extension and a 1"d, 1 1/4 impact socket. I thought that was a good price. Anyway great info as always. 😂🤟 Cat loves their proprietor specialized tooling, don't they. Thing is they work.😎