Every Bolt Was A Rusted Mess! // Ford Ranger 4x4 Trans Removal

Подписаться 669 тыс.

Просмотров 177 тыс.

50% 1

Starting the process of removing the drivetrain to restore and swap over to the new frame!
Social & Merch Links:
Website: www.sarahntuned.com
Instagram: sarahntuned
TikTok: sarahntuned
Twitter: sarahntuned
Patreon: / sarahntuned
Amazon Store: www.amazon.com/shop/sarah-n-t...
Merch: shop.sarahntuned.com
Special Thanks to my Patreon Support!
Britt F.
Chad B.
Col. L.
Curtis S.
Daniel F.
Darren M.
Dave
David L.
Jeffrey P.
Josh H.
Kevin C.
Mark L.
Meghan "in Seattle"
Nenad R.
Ray I.
Terry S.
Todd C.

Опубликовано:

10 янв 2022

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 950

@300DBenz 2 года назад

In this episode: Sarah gets a taste of the daily life of a Midwestern mechanic, a penguin sleeps in a hammock, and Mister Dos looks very shiny.

@shaggydogg630 2 года назад

As a retired Ford technician I gotta say, that’s no easy job. Kudos to you Sarah.

@kamaka85 2 года назад

Get a "bump cap" with a full face shield for working under dirty/rusty cars. They can be a pain, but they'll save your eyes and scalp.

@geoffknight7803 2 года назад

As an Australian i am not offended by the accent attempt, i love it when people try our accent, great job on the build.

@bigbaby1177 2 года назад

20 years from now our kids are going to see Sarah's cars going across a Barrett Jackson type auction for Crazy money. All that the auctioneer will have to say is "Sarah-n-Tuned built this"

@CCharlesHahn 2 года назад

I hope you're saving that clutch and hanging it on the wall... what a cool memento from the dawn of your motoring history!

@paultaylor9652 2 года назад

Lovely Jubbly Sarah, love your enthusiasm on your projects

@Maximum1A 2 года назад

There is something so fun when you open with “hello people on the internet”. It like say, hello earthlings 🌎

@MrGarfield4 2 года назад

I feel your pain. Here in New England, working on an older vehicle, the first order of the day is a can of PB Blaster to soak everything. An impact wrench (which you were using) does work FAR better than hand wrenching. When reassembling, I paint Never Seize on every thread whether the bolt goes into steel or aluminum (ESPECIALLY aluminum).

@peterfreytag3630 2 года назад

Sarah my heart goes out to you for fighting with the rust. Remember your best friend is penetrating oil on rusted bolts. Someone in the comments said use PB blaster and I agree. I would spray the whole thing a day before doing anything. Give the oils time to work and it’ll help you big time. Love your work!

@TyphoonJetPilotMeteb 2 года назад

Whatever you do/say it’s enjoyable.. thanks

@jasonmillington4344 2 года назад

Finally a build that is like working on a car in the UK. Rust, broken bolts, and a pain to get anything done. Everything starts with heat, PB blaster and a breaker bar

@walther9161 2 года назад

PB blaster goes a long way! Very brave attempting this solo!! Great vid!

@crusherj3535 2 года назад

You are my new favorite youtuber. Just started to watch a few vids ago. You have an awkward Quirky dry sense of humor that i love. Plus your knowledge and willingness to tackle this work is awesome.

@LearningJeff Год назад

I’m so glad Penguin is there helping. Great progress 😊

@ydmf2 2 года назад

Wow, nice work, your grandma would be proud 🤗

@ramonpunsalang3397 2 года назад

That clutch is where it all started for you.. really cool souvenir, maybe?

@jamiezeiler9025 2 года назад

Sometimes screwing the bolt back in after it starts getting tighter breaks the crap that's in the threads up

@phila3884 2 года назад

If you don't want to tumble all your rusty hardware or buy new, I use Evaporust. Just soak rusted bolts 1-3 days depending on crustiness and rust just falls off, then brush clean and rinse. Biodegradable and doesn't stink either.