Damaged Engine Block Threads! Subaru Outback Legacy 2.2 2.5 Hurricane Idalia

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After MONTHS of obstacles this EJ25 Subaru Engine is finally ready to go back in the 1999 Legacy Outback AWD. It came in with a coolant leak and oil leak in part 1, we found a leaking water pump. During service we found a seized water pump bolt which broke off during removal. After spending hours attempting a failed extraction in part 2, I gave up and ordered a salvage engine to replace it with. The engine was lost in Virginia during the Yellow Freight trucking company shut down, never to be seen again. Unable to locate a suitable replacement, attempts were restarted to extract the damaged bolt AND stud extractors that broke off in the bolt. In part 3, with the engine on the bench, we were finally able to remove the bolt, but the engine was damaged at the bolt hole and the threads were lost during extraction. During part 4 the block was drilled out and a thread insert called a time-sert was installed. Victory was short lived because immediately after, during the timing belt assembly, the belt tensioner bolt stripped out and pulled the threads. Another time-sert was installed and the engine is finally ready to be installed.
Part 1 This is how it started! Customer States: Everything Leaking! Subaru Legacy Outback 2.5 AWD • Oil and Coolant Loss! ... TY
Part 2 Drove IN Pushed Out! Damaged during Repair! Subaru Outback Legacy 2.2 2.5 @I_Do_Cars • Drove IN Pushed Out! D...
Part 3 Extracting the broken bolt! Welding Explosion! Intense Bolt Extraction! Will it FAIL? Subaru Outback 2.2 2.5 • Welding Explosion! Int...
This video is Part 4 Damaged Block Threads! Subaru Outback Legacy 2.2 2.5 Hurricane Idalia • Damaged Engine Block T...
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@helenault7452 Год назад

When drilling out the old threads, it's a really good idea to use the water pump as a drilling jig. That will help to keep the bit centered and straight when it grabs.

@forgetfulme1719 Год назад

he might be off centered

@bobbykozak6032 Год назад

That would only work if the clearance holes on the pump are bigger than the insert drill.

@timewa851 Год назад

@@bobbykozak6032 pump body aluminum. Just hog it out for clearance. Most pump bodies have five, six, seven lugs. Go Nuts! lol.

@helenault7452 Год назад

@@bobbykozak6032 I have about fifteen sizes of Timesert kit, and more than that of Helicoil. The drill bits are generally within a few thousandths of the OD of the threads. I have yet to have the drill bit enlarge the hole in the flange, but I've had quite a few that made it really obvious that the damaged hole had been wallowed to one side by whoever dug the broken chunk of bolt or stud out. It's never a bad idea to engage a little extra precision in locating a thread repair on center.

@cw3339 Год назад

He shoots, He scores! The crowd goes wild... And the Rainman Ray's win!

@duncancremin1708 Год назад

I think I’d probably still use the old water pump as a guide, to help keep the drill straight, especially given how messed up the original hole was. I’m a huge fan of those Timesert kits, but they’re not as readily available as the helicoil ones, here, so I’m not as familiar with them.

@major__kong Год назад

When tapping a blind hole, you can measure the depth of the hole and then put a piece of masking tape on the tap so that the edge is at that distance. Then when the edge of the masking tape hits the surface, you're bottomed out. I also do this with drill bits.

@Casmige Год назад

I tapped a blind hole once when I was younger…married in no time (

@hot_wheelz Год назад

G'day Ray and Wife Unit. Hope you're all doing well and prepared for Hurricane Idalia. Fingers and toes crossed that you get through this one with less damage than the last one.

@Aquarium-Downunder Год назад

Ray and wife unit don't need a Tracy

@deadmeat6563 Год назад

Wth damage? editing needed I suspect.

@hot_wheelz Год назад

@@deadmeat6563 fixed, thanks.

@bryancondrey6457 Год назад

Thanks Ray for the OJT on the Timesert. Congratulations on closing out that repair! An Eagle Scout would be proud of your preparedness.

@hot_wheelz Год назад

Nice repair Ray. Definitely a good idea to use locktite with that style of thread repair insert. If you happen to need to do a thread repair again in the future the best style of thread repair insert are the ones made by CAT for heavy industrial use if memory serves correctly, they are available in every metric thread size from M2 - M22 and then a number of specific and truly silly large thread sizes above that. They differ from a Time Sert insert by including 4 pins that once the insert is installed and bottomed out the 4 pins are drive flush with the surface and interrupt the larger thread that is drilled and tapped to allow installation of the insert making it a truly permanent repair as the only way to remove the insert once the pins are driven flush is to drill out the insert entirely and install a larger one.

@toddmcclellan979 Год назад

Yes, the Cat insert with the 4 pins have been around for decades. They are military grade inserts. All the aluminum housings for radio and radar, all the outside threads have to be an insert.

@hot_wheelz Год назад

@@toddmcclellan979 agreed, the CAT inserts have been THE standard in heavy industry and military use for more decades than I've been alive. They are near enough indestructible.

@CodycoWeb Год назад

Yep but on this they are overkill. This could have been fixed with loctite form a thread. Stronger than aluminum, you put release agent on bolt pack hole with form a thread let it dry and remove bolt. Have used it many times and works great. This is such a low torque application.

@hot_wheelz Год назад

@@CodycoWeb agreed.

@michaelpressman7203 Год назад

I've used them they work great.Have a great day

@kevinconmy3625 Год назад

Ray,I love it ,"COMMON SENSE LAW".So true,I've always had the BRAINS to get over to ,car ,person,bicycle, cop with a car pulled over.A Mark Twain once said:"COMMON SENSE IS VERY UNCOMMON"!

@grumpslowenleft9642 Год назад

Inserts are a lifesaver. Glad you went this route - IMO it's the right way to complete the repair. You won't have to worry about the threads in the insert - it's stronger than ever. More important than anything - you and your family - stay safe. Hopefully you all make it through the storm with no damage - but that's always secondary to safety.

@HouseCallAutoRepair Год назад

Angle of the dangle was off.... Counter bore would have been much faster if he were straight.

@josephking6515 Год назад

The "fish-eye" distortion of the GoPro lens makes it look like its not straight.

@MonkeyJedi99 Год назад

I've only ever had to rehabilitate holes in wood, such as chairs or window frames. The usual tricks involved carpenter's glue and a piece of toothpick. So it was really interesting to watch a thread replacement in metal!

@GARDENER42 Год назад

Ray should have taken the engine to a place that does EDM, especially as there are some who specialise in removing studs & nuts broken off in aluminium castings. There's one not far away from him.

@danwilliams5867 Год назад

I love Time serts. I work on HD and they are a life saver

@johnmarino4085 Год назад

In our shop we always put the rag tops over the hard tops. Much easier to clean a stray drip off a hard top Ray.

@CH11LER. Год назад

Hey Ray, can you keep us updated with your life during each storm like you did with the last big one? Not coming from a country known for tornadoes, I find this sort of stuff really interesting

@DonsJunkmail-vg1wt Год назад

Yeah...he's a good Guinea Pig

@c-v-n3322 Год назад

@@DonsJunkmail-vg1wt lol

@FourSeasonsNorth4x4 Год назад

….above all keep your family and yourself safe from any possible catastrophe arising from these ‘storm(s)’…be safe buddy! Seriously…Your biggest Canadian 🇨🇦 Fan.

@c-v-n3322 Год назад

@@FourSeasonsNorth4x4 no you can't be I am his biggest Canuck fan

@AntonioClaudioMichael Год назад

I normally use red Locktit for Time-Sert Inserts 20:52 good work going very smooth on repair @Rainman Ray's Repairs

@helenault7452 Год назад

TimeSerts are not fully threaded on the inside. Look closely at the deep end of the insert; the thread isn't finished there. When you run the insert installer through the end as the last part of the process, it both forms that last land of thread and expands the insert a bit to help lock it into place. If you have to install one in a blind hole that's the same depth as the length of the insert, using loctite is pretty much essential. (I've gone through a lot of these in the 50 years that I've turned wrenches.)

@carlburr1462 Год назад

Project farm did a test with htese and others and the TImeserts were stronger than the original aluminum threads wth twice the pull out force!

@helenault7452 Год назад

@@carlburr1462 And TorqueTestChannel did a similar test in cast iron, with similar results. For many decades, Porsche engines came with a helicoil in each spark plug hole because of the persistent problem of plugs seizing in the plain aluminum threads, a different problem which is also handily avoided via those inserts.

@carlburr1462 Год назад

@@helenault7452 that is cool info about Porsche and makes total sense!! I used off brand heli coil and heli coil brands in the past and always wondered as I was toqruing to spec..is it gonna hold..? Always did and after watching the FarmProject, I will never doubt them again!!

@johnhenryholiday4964 Год назад

Thank You for being a spokesman for preparedness.... I hope people take your wise words of being prepared to heart....

@GTVAlfaMan Год назад

Both of the Mustangs need to be up in top rack positions to prevent any oil drips damaging the soft top. Or lay a tarpaulin over both the convertibles at least.

@TJsVette Год назад

Too late for that now haha

@michaelstoliker971 Год назад

I used to work at a British car shop were we had to bring all the cars in at night. We had to double stack the cars on the racks to get them all in. Being British, all the cars had soft tops and all the cars leaked oil. To deal with this, we used to save foam insulation sheets with foil on one side. The foam and foil protected the cars underneath from the oil from the cars above.

@izzydizzy1115 Год назад

@@michaelstoliker971 Gotta love those British cars; oil leaks and Lucas electronics! Cheers!

@ciceroskip1 Год назад

Lucas electric, the inventor of the short circuit. @@izzydizzy1115

@josephking6515 Год назад

That's clever. 👍

@miceinoz1181 Год назад

I would suggest that when attempting to drill out a thread, you should bolt the old pump up first (less the damaged hole) and this will help you keep the drill bit aligned in the hole by using the old pump flange. Makes for less errors from a wandering drill.

@jsh6952 Год назад

I'm feeling really good about this repair. Good luck on stuffing it back into the engine bay. Stay safe in the storm Ray, Wife Unit, Kid Units, Troy, Amayah, and everybody in the storm path.

@HouseCallAutoRepair Год назад

Straight...woulda made it faster....

@pennybeacham6461 Год назад

Would there be a problem if any of those cars above happen to have a brake piston leak.😲

@gregshearer423 Год назад

@@pennybeacham6461nah cause brake fluid ain’t what it used to be 20 year ago it doesn’t eat paint work any more

@jsh6952 Год назад

@@pennybeacham6461 not on the Mustangs. Fresh brake jobs on both.

@pennybeacham6461 Год назад

@@gregshearer423 well we learn something new everyday,like the saying never to old to learn.👍

@TStheDeplorable Год назад

I've seen some videos that tested Time-Sert vs Helicoil (and some others). I was shocked to see that Helicoil outperformed Time-Sert when they measured how much pressure they took before a bolt pulled out of them. That said, I still believe Time-Sert is the way to go for a head bolt, because you need the insert to remain fully stable through thousands of cycles of heating and cooling. I used a Time-Cert to fix an oil drain plug that was ruined by a moron at an oil change place, and it was very straight-forward, and I got a great result. The only advice I'd add to their directions is to do everything you can to stabilize yourself when you drill out the old threads, because just a little movement side to side on the drill will give you a hole bigger than you want. I got lucky and, though the hole got a bit expanded because my drill wasn't stable, some red Lock-Tite was enough to give me a permanent seal with no oil leaks. (I did check the Time-Sert website, and they say it is okay to use Lock-Tite if you wish)

@imagseer Год назад

Good to see the water pump bolted back on the Subaru engine. Your hurricane preps look good both at the shop and at home. Stay safe everyone.

@MrMagnat007 Год назад

You and Troy stay safe ! Unlike the shop... You two are NOT replaceable.

@AquaPeet Год назад

Wow this was VERY satisfying! You've actually repaired the block in a careful mindful way and I love that. Another thing you can throw in your ability-toolbox to expand the repairing possibilities! :) Stay safe and hope all goes well with the hurricane, Family Ray!

@duncancremin1708 Год назад

Yeah. “Whoh, we’re hydroplaning…. A Lot!” That’s the correct reaction. Why can’t they teach that in driving school, so we get less of the more usual, dramatic oversteer, heavy braking, sideways, backwards, upside downy stuff? Top man, Ray

@mike.47 Год назад

Keep your head down Ray and stay safe, Wife Unit and little aliens too. Oops almost forgot Troy. 😂

@calebspaeth4287 Год назад

saved nearly 1000 Euros with a similar DIY thread repair kit for a Volkswagen front wheel housing with integreated caliper holder. One of the caliper sliding bolts treads where ripped out due salt/rust corrosion. Stay save with all of your family Ray !

@StevenDaugherty-uo5cs Год назад

Very nice that the repair on the Subaru water pump seems like it is going to work out. Definitely hoping the gasket seals and there's no leaks. A little surprised you didn't put just a small amount of sealant on it. Take care and good luck with the storm.

@petermeadows2611 Год назад

I was thinking about a very thin layer of grey silicon/sealant just for peace of mind as well. Did that on a water pump replacement with a damaged thread like Ray is dealing with. Worked like a charm.

@HouseCallAutoRepair Год назад

Crooked with the drill... Crooked with the counter bore.... And then straight with the drill???? He should stick to hammer brake pads in....

@realcygnus Год назад

@@HouseCallAutoRepair & naturally, you not only could have but, definitely would have done better by eye & feel alone. U da man. 🤪

@dotar9586 Год назад

@@realcygnus But isn't it fun watching someone doing doing something for the first time and being able to feel superior? 😎 🤣

@josephking6515 Год назад

Now what's that Americian insult....ah yes, *Your Mama* or something similar. 🙄

@gonzo_the_great1675 Год назад

you can buy left hand bits, for thread removal. As they might bite and draw the thread out. Saving further drilling.

@captainhaddock2137 Год назад

Nice video, loved the thread repair. Hope you all stay safe.

@Andreas_D-Greek Год назад

I love that dark green E34 BMW, I had a red one for 20 years and the NYPD towed and scrapped it while I was in the hospital. Loved that car and my other old BMW's

@donlemme898 Год назад

Time-Sert install was very interesting. All the best to you and yours as the storm approaches.

@bobposey6961 7 месяцев назад

I'm glad to see you stashing your customers cars from the storm

@LzyD2112 Год назад

Hoping for zero damage for you and your family Ray. Excellent to see the Scooby is gonna live again :)

@dustinshadle732 Год назад

We have had that emergency vehicles law since before I can remember. I started driving in 1995-96 officially

@deanowens5539 Год назад

All will be ok. Loved the video as always Ray. You make us feel like we were all locking up. Stay safe my friend!

@Jayknifemaker Год назад

It’s actually a Cicada buzzing in the tree. I grew up calling them Locusts as well. Hang tuff Ray👍

@stephentootle6388 Год назад

You and your family stay safe Ray 🤞🤞🤞

@carlcollingwood2063 Год назад

I joined the British Army many years ago. And one thing I was told about was the 7 P's. Prior planning and preparation prevents piss poor performance. Ray definitely follows the 7 P's. NICE!

@RainmanRaysRepairs Год назад

🫡 Thank you!

@robames1293 Год назад

Hope it all goes well for you, you've done all you could. Stay safe and look after your lovely wife and the little Rainman (s).

@josephking6515 Год назад

The only danger people have in Florida is Ronnie DeathSantis.

@robames1293 Год назад

@@josephking6515 Ge's only one of the dangers but an impending weather crisis is not a reason to bring politics into Ray's non-political channel.

@newsnowriversidesgtrock Год назад

Love that "Gravity!" Gravity is there even in a Hurricane.

@christinakendrick8523 Год назад

I'm in Lutz and good so far but always interesting when living in a 5th Wheel rv. Mostly rain and some wind but the storm has pretty much passed by here. Hope you guys survived the storm. I just watched a video from Eric O at SMA using the Time Sert to fix a head block issue and they seem to work very well.

@DeeGee-mv6eq Год назад

Another Eric O lovefest...SMH

@ThreeFaze Год назад

Nice stacking! 👍👍👌 For Time-sert repairs I use red Loctite 272 for the Time-sert itself, then blue Loctite 242 or green Loctite 290 (wicking thread sealer) for the bolt/screw that goes into the Time-sert. Most of the work I do is on classic motorcycles where there are zero placement parts and messing up a thread will mess up your whole millenium. To drill out the threads for a Time-sert I use a jig to hold the drill absolutely square OR use some super glue to attach a washer over the hole with the correct ID so the drill does not wander. There's nothing more exciting than installing a beautiful-looking Time-sert that's off center so the hole doesn't line up with the part.

@HeleneandTom Год назад

Stay safe Ray and family!!

@HoboJoeGarage Год назад

Ray if your doing the rear main seal also reseal that “kidney” plate to the right of the seal. It’s a super common leak area on the EJ engines.

@golf25radioman Год назад

As our online community expands its touch, you get people all across the US who will follow your community as the hurricane progresses. I will keep you and all Floridians in my prayers. When you get back to work I look forward to new videos on from your shop. Your preparedness is admirable. I should do the same. About the only thing I continue to do is keep my vehicle's gas at or above 1/2 tank. Good luck!

@markw365 Год назад

timesert insert s are the best out there for thread repair, you won't be disappointed, that repair will be the strongest thread on the whole block.

@tywebb355 Год назад

Well prepared Ray !! Hopefully that storm turns out to be a big nothing for you, and it goes easy where it is going to hit.

@tschuuuls486 Год назад

@Rainman Ray's Repairs On the BMW 528i, there is a one way valve in the oil filter housing. If this fails it will rattle on startup until the oil filter housing has filled back up. It's available as an upgraded part.

@mikehandteDG Год назад

Be careful Ray I'm not sure what we would do with out your channel

@josephking6515 Год назад

I imagine watch more South Main Auto, Vehcor and Watch Wes Work. 😁

@bearing_aficionado Год назад

@josephking6515 those are some great channels. Found another channel I really like. Can't think of the name off the top of my head. Let me find it and I will let you know.

@bearing_aficionado Год назад

@@josephking6515 the channel is called Masters of none.

@ahmadghosheh3104 Год назад

I used TimeSert for my 2.4 L Toyota engine, head bolts stripped. Did all 10 bolts, it was smooth operation, followed Eric O's from SMA steps and it was great. Very impressed. It's been 2 years and the inserts are holding, car is running fantastic. Sold the kit on eBay after that for about 75% of what I paid for it considering I used all 10 steel inserts. Oh yeah, RED lock tight is essential.

@michaelo3148 Год назад

Up here in Canada, we have our own hurricane and it never ends; its called Trudeau

@MrBailey-ng9kw 6 месяцев назад

Can the "UN" send $100 billion to help us up here in the great white north we are starving! Please send help!

@rayanator105 Год назад

When Cyclone Gabrielle ripped down the East Coast of New Zealand (I live in Auckland,New Zealand) back in February Auckland got hammered on top of the flooding only a couple of weeks earlier in late January and it definitely made me change my attitude towards storm readiness after having no water or power for most of February 14th because the bank on the edge of the stormwater drainage gully slipped when a tree gave way in the already saturated ground and took out the mains water feeder pipe and the wind took out the power luckily Watercare via Downer Civil installed a temporary feeder pipe from a fire hydrant round to the feeder pipe further up my street and Vector the State Owned company that maintains the Auckland portion of the National Grid got the power back on. God bless both of those organizations.

@madmax19871600 Год назад

Common sense in today's age?! It doesn't exist, that being said, people being born in the mid 90s forward are lacking a lot of common sense but people before mid 90s has common sense and excellent work ethics. Sorry rant over, be safe Ray and your family!

@AntonioClaudioMichael Год назад

You and your family be safe @Rainman Ray's Repairs

@davedeatherage4902 Год назад

My wife and I are praying for you and your family Ray, God bless you! In regards to the hurricane in your area!✝️🇺🇸🙏

@UltraReefReseller Год назад

It's really a thankless job preparing for hurricanes. I did it for 50 years and it never got easier or any less of a huge pain in the ass everytime. Stay safe guys. 😎

@brmbrm6016 Год назад

I'd have put some polythene sheet on the roof of the red Mustang, just in case the black one leaked fluids on the tan top.

@Marky-hu1rg Год назад

Hay Ray, Should have moved a car against the inside of the rollups. I live in Southern Calif. In the high desert and we can get some high winds In the 40 to 70 MPH gusts which HAS blown the rollup doors OFF the tracks And our doors are half the size of yours. GOOD LUCK..

@rickallen9382 Год назад

Ray the prepared repairman. You have it all ready. Tools,batteries, fuel,lights,generator,inverters,water,food. Did you get beer? I

@iantyler4045 Год назад

I reckon you've nailed the Subaru. That new thread is now better than original. Hope the hurricane fizzles out at land fall. Stay safe.

@marksmith-ew7ir Год назад

Number one take care of customers car's,tool's, last family home secure.

@whatsoutthere6822 Год назад

The best cutting fluid for aluminum is alcohol. It prevents buildup to the bit or blade depending on what you're cutting with. I'm a retired metal worker. ;)

@alexwolf8019 Год назад

That Monte Carlo is saying: Kia, you better not leak any of your spew on me.

@Jay.Kellett Год назад

This video reminded me why I like anti-seize compound so much.

@proudcanadian5713 Год назад

Better to have something and not need it than to need something and not have it. Hope you, wife unit and the kiddie units stay nice, dry, and safe.

@yogibarista2818 Год назад

Personal preference - Keysert style thread repair inserts - with the 4 lock pins you hammer into place - once in they won't loosen or come out, unlike a helicoil style.

@williamallen7836 Год назад

Timeserts are a similar concept. It's knurled on the outer edge of the counter sunk flange. Plus the install tools deforms the insert to provide an interference fit along the entire length. When done properly it widens the insert jamming it into the metal. They work the best on aluminum, but can be used on cast iron blocks as well.

@barneybiker Год назад

Hi Ray. I always love your videos and watch with great interest. I'd like to offer a tip if I may be so bold. When drilling for the countersink on the insert, you could have stopped part way into the drilling, turned the insert upside down, then checked with your eyecrometer that the shoulder of the insert was the same height as the depth of your countersink. That way the insert wouldn't have ended up deeper than the face of the block. Not that it matters that much as I see you have done another quality repair. Keep up the good work, and stay safe from the storm.

@buckdashe2571 Год назад

Watching the west coast landfall as I watch this vid. Probably waste most of its energy on the big bend area but still can crank some rain. Fun to ride along with Ray, regardless!

@xendistar7715 Год назад

Hope you and your family stay safe, cars and building can be replaced, family can not, hope to see you all on the otherside tomorrow or later

@joshuakunze8319 Год назад

@Ray; when you do the rear main seal on the Subaru block, I'd recommend also re-sealing the wrist pin access covers. They are also known to leak.

@dalerose4392 Год назад

Be safe,just had a cousin move down there,he might be regretting it now

@marcuskolschejung3365 Год назад

Ray and your Family stay save 🙏 You all are the best 😊

@philippinebiofuels Год назад

please be safe, great job tying down the shop. keep your family safe warm, and well fed!!!

@TrondBrgeKrokli Год назад

Love that "Oooh! Trailers!" comment. 😄😄 Sounded quite a lot like a gamer would go "Oooh! Shiny!" 😆😆

@cliff1551 Год назад

You got sandbags for bottom of roller doors Ray ,plus fasten two batterns across the roller doors one third and two thirds up inside going across Ray to stop door from flexing and aventually flying off

@LiberalsAreTheDevil Год назад

Fair winds Ray and Wife Unit and family. NC is praying for you all. See you soon.

@chrischallacombe3477 Год назад

EXCELLENT Brake Clean effects!! Stay safe through the storm!!

@TitanreaperYT Год назад

Yup we have that "Move over for emergency vehicles" Law up in Colorado as well

@billhirth4487 Год назад

Stay Safe Ray and family. We will see you soon and praying for you and all Floridians safety.

@TheOriginalDaveJ Год назад

Get yourself some Z bar used in drywall construction. Form a runner top and bottom so you can slip the plywood in and then fix with screws through the Z bar. That way the runners can stay up all the time. . Now that's what I call hurricane prep😉 On another note though, if you had a generator you wouldn't need to take all those lumens 😂😂

@chrishebert5672 Год назад

Hi Ray. I'm a meteorologist who has been forecasting tropical cyclones worldwide since 1980. I was actually forecasting for Idalia (E-doll-i-a) the past 4-5 days. As it passed to your west, the peak sustained (1-min average) wind in Sarasota was 37 mph (just below tropical storm strength). Peak gust was 68 mph. Basically, the area from Sarasota to Tampa did not even receive sustained tropical storm force winds with Idalia. The hurricane passed far enough offshore that the tropical storm sustained winds remained just offshore. Wind gusts (brief bursts of wind) reached 60-70 mph, however.

@brianfix4404 Год назад

Had the "move over" law take hold here in Ohio. About 3 years ago, got pulled over as I spaced it! Sunday morning on the freeway. Called it the "bored trooper" ticket as it was an easy target.

@bobby9195 Год назад

I remember the last one y'all went through,but it seemed to be worse,do hope y'all will be ok

@jcadult101 Год назад

11:40 painter's tape is great for covering engine openings you don't want chips fipping into.

@Dirtyharry70585 Год назад

It’s called a bottom tap, flat at the tip to run threads to the very bottom and pulls chips back out

@paulschlobohm7226 Год назад

Just a suggestion. I have used JDM engine out of Japan. They specialize in lower mileage engines because Japans EPA is even more strict than the USA's. I Have used them several time for hard to find engines with exceptional results. Used paypal each time. Usually the ,motors have 75,000 miles or less. Just a thought. on your application I found motors ranging from $2,399.00 to $849.00. Just a thought. Love your videos...

@gregorydzieciol2662 Год назад

True statement Ray ,better to have and not need rather than to need and not have good luck

@job38four10 Год назад

I have been waiting waiting waiting waiting waiting waiting and more waiting for this Subaru repair conclusion, it was like a 5.4 hurricane story with no happy ending.............

@aaronmaulguet9269 Год назад

Well done for maintaining the legacy of the Subaru

@johngoogle7626 Год назад

My metal shop teacher, when teaching us how to tap/thread a hole, would sing half turn forward quarter turn back.

@EmilysDadd Год назад

the supplied drill has four flats on the end and it's intended that you use a tap wrench to drill the remnants of the old thread by hand

@keithmalmberg8395 Год назад

80mph winds.. a good fall or spring storm. They don't have the rain so much here, and they have a tendency to end up with 100+ circular sustained gusts. Them are when you need to be worried. Stay safe and dry.

@666Karambit Год назад

Be careful and stay safe. Perfect time to test the generator build on your truck.

@willrichardson1889 Год назад

Stay safe Ray and family keep us posted on the weather down there

@calvinevans8305 Год назад

32:33 the woodpecker says thank you for bringing his mobile home in out of the storm. Lol

@Paramount531 Год назад

Ray, I would urge you to get some padlocks for the roll up doors. If some criminal scum got in and had access to the car keys, they could just drive them out. This happened to a friend of mine that had a HVAC business. They came in, loaded up his truck and drove it out with his stuff in it. You and your family stay safe!

@wolfguardian8312 Год назад

Nice educational sequence there on the Subaru thread repair....Five Stars to you on that one...

@ourv9603 Год назад

Seeing as how you live in FLA where hurricanes are a regular occurrence you would think your power co would have the brains to bury the power lines protecting them from storm damage. Here in Cal the power lines have been burning up in the forest fires so the state has ordered the power co to bury ours. They complained it will take 20 years to do them all & the judge told them 'Then you better get started.' !

@johnnysechrist6313 Год назад

Use to leave car keys like you do till one was stolen, since then keys went in my truck to avoid this problem again.

@grahammctygue724 Год назад

Blessings to you and wife unit saw her post be safe prayers for the many near you Peace

@Blazer02LS Год назад

The slow down and move over law in NY was passed years ago. One of the folks who was killed was a good friend of mine who ran a tow company that did some of my tows. The law was expanded to include pretty much any vehicle displaying warning lights after his death. I'm beginning to think that if I lived in Florida I'd just own a nice plot of land with a top of the line RV on it... "HMM, storms coming, let's move for the week"..