We Found Out Why Landon's Motor Blew Up And It's A Little Shocking! 

Couldn't have said it better, myself. 👍

The new fav is a rabbit ran out in front of me, that's why I shot the truck off through a fence and sunk it in the lake.

To be fair I have the sneaking suspicion that the engine may have been slightly used, not quite factory fresh if you get my meaning.

Had a 350 4 bolt get a piece of the cam in the intake..the other 4 pieces were in various locations

His name is Landon,don't confuse him with "let's go Brandon"🤣

Apologies Landon. Autocorrect kicked in and I didn't catch it.

You ought to be around truck pullers!! I picked up a center main web off a Minor Brothers Engine, off the pulling track after a feller grenaded his 14-71 blown engine! And the crankshaft was still in the engine! It is amazing where engine parts show up when they grenade !!

I saw it happen. A 2 liter Saab engine with foot long intake runners. Bits of valve seats found there way into the other three cylinders. And, up to 20 seconds before it seized, it was running great.

Yip my mom used to say to many RPM, S

My 66 GTO 6 engines in 4 years

Utah values.

@@milt6208 You guys have to realize, there were probably some choice words about this occurrence, but off camera lol. I'm sure Landon got a tongue lashing

I don't think he did, Paul was raised by his parents, and like his father who taught him how to build anything with a motor and fabricate whatever it took to get the job done, like father, like son, Lando's walking is his daddy's footsteps! Paul knows kids will be kids! Paul and Michelle have a handle on their kids, and their goods kids...

Lol

😂 gotta NAIL it , so Paul can use _his_ _hammer_

Paul can peen the ends of the bolts over so the nuts won't "accidentally"fall off and the 2*4 gets lost.

He's a teenager. Better weld metal under it or it might just accidentally come off "out of the blue." :)

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You know this is true. In the Diesel engine world there is "high idle". That is the top RPM the governor is set at,,, so ,,,, technically, hitting valve float, is idle. Kinda. Maybe. I DO love my 6.0's too.

One thing Landon should know by now is to not lie to dad about an engine related failure...especially not to your dad who is the mechanic fixing the problem and is going to be looking into the causes of said failure!

When my brother was in high school, he hit a fire hydrant and insisted that someone had hit him. Dad didn't believe it and said, "that looks like the same color of paint as a fire hydrant!" Later dad told me that he saw the tracks in the snow leading off the road to the hydrant and then down the hill to my brother's car.

@@kaptnkarl01 lol, I know how your brother felt.

But he needs to find the guy that influenced his son to go hard on a motor!!

@@bcole4726 his father is a pretty good influence so I'm not sure he needs any others. Have you seen the burnouts that have been done on this channel? If Dad can do them so can't his kids. I wonder if they've had a conversation about Dad buys the parts so he can do all the horsing around he wants and when you (Landon) buy the parts Landon can horse around all he wants too. My father taught me you don't beat on your daily driver. I didn't always remember it but I did most of the time. It did cost me one daily driver though. God bless you!

@@bcole4726 I am sure there is a mirror somewhere in his house. He will find the culprit hiding behind that mirror.

@@Northtide I've heard rumors Paul may have high revved a motor before.

He might have only been doing 25 but the tires were doing about a hundred. A motor has to "idle" before quitting. Haha! God bless you!

@jerrtb1234, that's one thing I can agree on Dodge/Chrysler products are junk.

Yup!!!

Your insight is pretty wise. You can hardly get angry at a kid who's dad is pedal to the metal 24/7.

Rod knock at 8k rpm can change a man for a min and then the next motor gets the same treatment Haha

@@gmcman355crazy UNLESS said man has to take out a loan to pay for such foolishness. Money, or lack there of, can be a game changer. In other words, how reckless can you afford to be?

@@Rat-Builder if Mom and Dad are buying the parts you can afford to be very reckless until Mom and Dad stop buying them. God bless you!

I just turned 64 and I'm STILL trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up !!

@@haroldphipps3457 Better hurry and decide, you only have a year before you hit full retirement.

@@patbullard9276 In UK retirement has been moved back to 72 unless they move it back some more so you have few more years.

@@owen368 I’m still past the U.K. Full retirement age.

Also have him rebuild the motor he blew up.

@@RattyFlyer blew up a 327 a little over 50 years ago and some of the spark plugs looked like the one Paul showed. I tore the heads off and a couple valves dropped and when they hit the pistons they exploded and ruined both the block and a pair of 202 heads. I hit a smalll patch ice at the top of a hill when I was pedal to the metal.

Good to see the new engine is EFI. Should help the over-speed problems.

Won't be much inventory left while Landon's Ghost keeps attacking his rides. Needs an exorcism, not a mechanic!! 😂

Does everyone in Utah have their own junkyard in their backyard?

@@IEchuckie Only the luck ones!!!

You say it for all of us!!!!

LOL! I think you told the whole story. That not "idling" damage but Dad is trying not to humiliate him.

It wasn't ideling he was doing the proper speed limit and and a 24 point buck ran in front and he had to mash the has to prevent from hitting it..lmao

@@jimmyhil1801 mash the has?

@@randallsmerna384 You've never truly lived until you've mashed the has

I'm going to say ol' Lando did over 9,000 RPM.

Merlin, where do I get that t shirt. The price of diesel has just about grounded me!

As if the boy is going to say "Oh yeah, it was red lining, then bang"

@@seanworkman431 Pretty sure it was more like: "then, BANG!!!" 🤣🤣

@@seanworkman431 well Sean..never underestimate the power of honesty :) ..always honesty brings the best outcome for your life :)

@@danielsanzvoice you are absolutely correct but I must admit I was not entirely honest about how I shredded my mum's gearbox.

@@seanworkman431 hahahaha Well here you go my friend! better late than never....thanks for sharing that ....u got all my respect for that ... by the way....did you fixed it for her? careful if Paul read this my go to your home and fix that gear box in a minute xD

From idling? More than one engine?

Engines is only one of the things the Next Generation of Coxes are learning. Ben and Paul had a great mom and dad team herding them toward manhood.

Yeah I'm sure you made alot of good memories during that part of your life lol

​@@NorthtideI agree with that even tho I don't know them personally you can see it in them 🤷‍♂️😁😁

I have a Wrangler with a 2.5 in it and when I bought it the guy said it has a knock at about 3000 RPM but it will stay together forever if you keep it below 3000. It was a play toy for me and I had plans of putting a 6 liter in it so I didn't care. I was wheeling one day and revved it way over 3 grand and it started knocking real bad. When I got home I decided to drive it over to a friend's garage to look it over and going down a big hill it quit running so I tried starting it with the starter and it wouldn't turn over. Knowing the engine was junk and not caring, at about 40 mph I let the clutch out and it locked the tires up for a second then freed up but didn't start. After letting the clutch out again it started running very rough and knocking bad with a lot of lights flashing on the dash. It was barely running and smoking really bad, I couldn't see the vehicle lights behind me at times due to the smoke, but I made it another 3ish miles to his house after it quit many times. It was a good thing most of the way was down hill or I would've needed a tow. When I got to his garage we looked through the fender well and there was a hole in the block the size of my fist and the wrist pin and half of the connecting rod was sitting on the frame. The goo, a mix of oil and anti freeze I assume, that was running out from under that Jeep was nasty. I was surprised it ran as good as it did, for short amounts of time, after the hole was knocked in the block and it freed itself of the part of the connecting rod that was hitting. That was the last ride for that Jeep and I replaced it with an 86 short bed Chevrolet. I hope you liked my story and God bless you!

Bet that GOAT haunts your dreams still!

@@michaelholden5131 I can close my eyes and see every nut,bolt and screw. There are times while I'm falling asleep I think I can hear her off of the distance. The biggest I mistake I ever made was trading her for the 1966 Harley-Davidson FLH and the dog. Still have the FLH but dog died years ago.