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Classic Suzuki LJ80 Full Engine Disassembly - 800BHP? Putting The Gantry Crane To Use! 

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We Finally dive into the engine disassembly on this classic Suzuki LJ80! Broken engine hoist? no problem! 10T gantry crane to the rescue!
We launched the engine onto an engine stand and stripped all of the parts ready for cleaning and rebuilding. Safe to say it definitely needed doing as it was clogged up with the usual residue. We are looking forward to getting the engine back in and running again!!!
Here is the video for the first start of the engine!:
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@starrpuruto588
@starrpuruto588 Год назад
Just recently joined your RU-vid channel, I just watched 1st video when you picked up the jeep, found out Steve is your dad ,and you work with your brother, How lucky can you be having a master restoration dad like Steve, and your brother as backup, 3 amigos, you boys took after your father two champions, humble like your father.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thanks so much for watching and supporting us!
@neilbarnes3557
@neilbarnes3557 Год назад
Always nice to see an engine strip down even though that one would have benefited from rather more oil changes than it's had in its life. But I think the overhead crane will never talk to you again, after the embarrassment of being asked to lift something that probably weighs less than its hook assembly!
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
It was nice to get stuck into stripping the engine and seeing what was going on in there! It would have benefitted from more oil changes yes, but hopefully we can get it looking brand new soon! Also, you are right! that hook assembly is heavy! But i just wanted to take it for a quick walk to stretch its legs
@fretlessfender
@fretlessfender Год назад
This car has done more offroad than on road by the looks of this engine! Buy this is decent Japanese workmanship, so I take it that the clearances will be just as the factory specified! Nice one! Learning on the job! Best thing ever!
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
You are right! It was used on a farm alot. And yes it tlooks 100% stock. Learning on the job is best :) thanks!!
@georgeclements2742
@georgeclements2742 Год назад
Thanks for the video. Why on earth did you not clean the worst of the muck off the outside of the engine before starting to dismantle it ?
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
I was in too much of a rush that day. I started dismantling it at 18:00 the day before the video was released
@brest_blachar
@brest_blachar Год назад
Is this "Car Mechanic Simulator" at maximum graphics settings? Man, you're incredibly cool in the way you show it. You inspire me to make such videos.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Haha it looks like it doesn't it! Thanks you so much for your kind words! Good luck with the videos !!!
@starrpuruto588
@starrpuruto588 Год назад
Hi Ryan , yet another awesome learning tutorial, Pay attention class the teacher is speaking, no mucking about with you lads, .thanks so much your skills and knowledge from your videos are helping me attack my 1981 Ford falcon bodywork, everything.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thank you so much Starr! I really appreciate your kind comment! We always like to get stuck in and get the job done! I'm so glad we can help you with your build! Good luck with the Ford Falcon! I'm sure you will do it no problem!!!
@williamwales6619
@williamwales6619 Год назад
Good vid Ryan, Yes the "Suck it and see" is the best way. Ive pulled and stripped plenty. 2 bits of advice on your engine use a longer tube on the wee black one that came with the stand. It gives you more control over the turn and finally. Power wash the engine outside . Stops all the shit that is on it now having to be cleaned when the ports are open. Go on Yersel bud. Later
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thank you William! I was just winging it really, and the full strip took just over 2 hours, so not bad in all honesty! Also, thanks for the advice! Cheers
@GT380man
@GT380man Год назад
It’s so rewarding to look at those doors! It earlier episodes they had no bottoms. Now they look like they just been pressed ex Japan. Nice work 😊
@andrewthrossell4053
@andrewthrossell4053 Год назад
If only all timing belts were that easy
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Nice and simple :)
@TheDaf95xf
@TheDaf95xf Год назад
Evening buddy 😊 I know this channel is about you and Steve fix rust buckets up lol 😆 But refreshing seeing something just a little different keeping your channel nice and fresh 👍🏻
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Evening Stevie. It was very nice doing some engine work for a change :) I enjoyed figuring out how to take it apart and it was refreshing not having to deal with rust haha thanks!
@davidmckinney6577
@davidmckinney6577 Год назад
Hello 👋 Ryan good to see my friend I hope you have the best of luck with it buddy. I love ❤️ this channel ❤️ best channel on RU-vid..
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Love this comment! Thank you so much David!!! We really appreciate that, thanks so much for always commenting and watching! Great to hear from you!!!
@jenlaw1017
@jenlaw1017 Год назад
Man of so many talents!!! Amazing job as always 👏
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Oh well thank you very much Jen! :) I enjoyed looking at it and figuring out how to take it apart :)
@amxen1
@amxen1 Год назад
i picked up a gift for the garage last week. iv just got to get it back to looking like it should and ill be over with it
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
oh that sounds intriguing :)
@paulluggar5964
@paulluggar5964 Год назад
Now you 'have' to get a vapour blaster! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
You are right! We do need one!
@paulluggar5964
@paulluggar5964 Год назад
@@yorkshirecarrestoration It's can go with the plasma cutter. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
@davekeehn8388
@davekeehn8388 Год назад
Great video. Try to grab a factory service manual. It goes down to the last bolt on the engine, transmission and suspension.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thank you!! Yes we do need one, also for torque settings too.
@GT380man
@GT380man Год назад
Tighten it until it shears, then back it off one flat.
@bishbosh1808
@bishbosh1808 Год назад
If you can get 800bhp out of a 800cc please let me know 🙂 Great work as usual 👍
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
I will give it a go!
@stevemcilroy9518
@stevemcilroy9518 Год назад
Those "Urinated Overs" ( Pist-ons ) Could do with a freshen up. Will be interesting to see it go back together.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
They will look nice all cleaned up :)
@patrickhostler5939
@patrickhostler5939 Год назад
Ha ha… you have the best engine hoist in the world there!!!!😂
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
It really is! There is no engine this hoist cannot handle!!
@leofabbro456
@leofabbro456 Год назад
looks more easy than patchworking the body. The hardest is behind you, at least for that one
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Yes, it was enjoyable to strip the engine down! Makes a change from all the rust let me tell you! And yes, for this one, but the Disaster Datsun on the other hand is a whole new beast
@karenmurray3098
@karenmurray3098 Год назад
so... a fully ballanced 50thou over bore with forged pistons running NOS ? or a quick re fresh then back in the car
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Twin turbo with 8 inch exhaust and racing slicks. Or maybe just a nice clean and put back together haha!
@davidlee2624
@davidlee2624 Год назад
Now you've done all that throw the 800 lump away and get hold of a 1 litre F10 engine complete and drop that in instead, makes a big improvement and, depending on which version of the F10 engine you use, virtually a straight swap. Get rid of that carb as well, not very reliable, fit an SJ410 or a an SU or Stromberg.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thanks for the advice David! We will have a look into it :)
@davidlee2624
@davidlee2624 Год назад
@@yorkshirecarrestoration Whizz kid SC100 were the best as they had bigger valves, but pretty rare now, SJ410 are the easiest swap, basically just swapping sumps manifolds etc and cutting down the gearbox layshaft as most SJ's had a spigot bearing in the flywheel rather than the crank (apart from pre 85 ones), Rascals/Supercarry's have the F10 engine but there is no cam to drive the fuel pump. Got at least 3 spare F10's but I'm keeping them!
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
@@davidlee2624 Seems a decent simple swap! They are simple engines to be fair, that's why working on classics is a lot easier! Less things to go wrong ha!
@johnnymartensson3892
@johnnymartensson3892 Год назад
That car are rare, not many off them left.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Not many at all! We are looking forward to getting it finished :)
@davidbeckett7291
@davidbeckett7291 Год назад
Well done Ryan - looked like you (almost) knew what you were doing - I will be asking for tips when I take my one out. Do you think the new stand will hold a large 6 cylinder lump!
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
I definitely (almost) knew what I was doing! Ahh not a problem! It was nice to get stuck into stripping the engine to see how it looked inside! Also I have seen people putting Datsun 6 cylinder blocks on these types of stands. They have a decent load rating (450kg max load)
@curtraaymakers6777
@curtraaymakers6777 Год назад
Oh no! Not even a spot of rust or welding in a plate.... we can't have that😁🤣😂. Ok, we will have to settle for one broken bolt👏👏
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Haha, no rust or welding, no disasters, but 1 single broken bolt, it didn't want me to strip it without a fight!!! haha
@marksinclair8942
@marksinclair8942 Месяц назад
Hi Ryan, Nice video, but why do you work so close to the newly painted car where a slip of a hammer could put a dent in it?
@tariqmahmood6497
@tariqmahmood6497 Год назад
Hi guys excellent vlog, really enjoyed it guys, thank you 👍👌 where are you based in Yorkshire? I HAVE A MERCEDES 280SE 1968, owned it from 1997, looking to restore engine and body
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thank you so much for the kind feedback! We do appreciate it! Could you PM us on Instagram or Facebook? Thanks!
@tariqmahmood6497
@tariqmahmood6497 Год назад
@@yorkshirecarrestoration will do 👍
@johnmcphee2201
@johnmcphee2201 Год назад
be careful that you donot overload the gantry crane with such a heavey engine.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
I was having second thoughts when lifting it for the first time! Haha. We have 2 blocks for the crane too so I was only using half of its capacity (5T :D) But it just managed haaha
@alexandrtverdokhleb6112
@alexandrtverdokhleb6112 Год назад
👍
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thanks!
@samperras
@samperras Год назад
I think it may have missed a few oil changes mate
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Yeah probably :p
@emersoncolumbres2770
@emersoncolumbres2770 Год назад
Good morning sir. Where can I buy gasket kit for. Suzuki lj80 f8a engine.thank you so much
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration 9 месяцев назад
I found one on ebay to be honest
@johnog8358
@johnog8358 2 месяца назад
Did this car ever get finished???
@lindacarter5531
@lindacarter5531 Год назад
Hi Ryan well that made a pleasant change for us & you,don’t think that engine has had a lot essential maintenance IE oil& filter changes or antifreeze/ coolant additive etc , well done another great video hope you remember where everything goes 🤣😂👍( only joking ) .
@drumtochtyglen
@drumtochtyglen Год назад
I'm afraid you cannot assume that from an 1980's engine. An engine from that age with the oil changed twice a year would look like that as the oil quality in those days were poor. An engine from 15 years ago would look cleaner inside as the oils were better at cleaning the engine internal. The main reason for the rust inside the cooling system was that the pre 2000 antifreeze had anti corrosion chemicals that only lasted a few years. The car had not been stated for 15 years some 2 years ago. When it started after some normal recommissioning. I would say after whet we seen in the fourth Suzuki video that it had been looked after engine wise when it was a running vehicle.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
It did make a nice change! I enjoyed getting stuck into it and stripping it down, it was just a case of taking my time and looking how things came off. But it was very simple and I'm happy how it turned out. It only took just over 2 hours to do the full strip. And yes, its always a worry as it is easy to take something apart, but a lot more difficult to put it all back together! I made sure I put all the bolts back into their holes when i stripped anything so I at least know where the bolts go :) Nothing words than a box full of bolts and no idea where they go!
@Ragnar8504
@Ragnar8504 Год назад
@@yorkshirecarrestoration The cam belt did look reasonably new in the video so I think the car had some maintenance even though it didn't look it. Of course it's hard to tell from a video.
@mickl8212
@mickl8212 Год назад
That'd go well with a G13B Swift GTi engine in it....
@davidlee2624
@davidlee2624 Год назад
The F10 is an easier swap, done probably at least 12 by now.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Haha nice
@snwdwg1
@snwdwg1 Год назад
you bothered the overhead crane for that wee little thing
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Just wanted to take it for a walk :)
@movesky6696
@movesky6696 Год назад
where has the green bird gone
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Hes working on the Datsun :)
@movesky6696
@movesky6696 Год назад
@@yorkshirecarrestoration so just make the tea
@russellwade7810
@russellwade7810 Год назад
Cracking runner one owner low mileage serviced regularly 🤣🤣
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Engine flushed regularly. Full service history
@kingearl2596
@kingearl2596 Год назад
This makes no sense; a very short wheelbase and a extreme small lightweight body: Even 160hp makes this thing undriveable, 800 is nuts.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
We can put slicks on and a big tail on the back to stop the front coming up. Super stiff suspension and upgraded bars/ links.
@d-anger-noodle
@d-anger-noodle Год назад
Guess you won't be fixing the broken engine hoist now, huh? 😂
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
No need now!! Haha
@thefreedomguyuk
@thefreedomguyuk Год назад
I used to drive a Jimny back in the 90's. Good luck with anything more than 8 bhp in one 😂 -it's the worst handling car ever
@davidlee2624
@davidlee2624 Год назад
I used to do over 20.000 miles a year in an LJ on ctoss plies.
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Haha, We are looking forward to taking it off road :)
@thefreedomguyuk
@thefreedomguyuk Год назад
​@@yorkshirecarrestoration Hell, yeah ! The suspension is kinda alright for that. You probably want to do something about the diffs, or you won't get very far 😅
@jerryshepherd6528
@jerryshepherd6528 Год назад
That is one cruddy engine. Testament to the Japanese reliability?
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Yep, it would have benefitted from more engine services!
@chrisneillcrn
@chrisneillcrn Год назад
👍
@yorkshirecarrestoration
@yorkshirecarrestoration Год назад
Thanks 👍🏻
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