When a Repair Gets Away From You

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3 mechanics have failed. Will we succeed?
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@z.bongerman1062 3 года назад

I was visiting my friends in Topanga the other day, and I was stoked to spot your majestic Toyota along the way. Sorry to see it’s having troubles.

@rtclickin4funcouple230 3 года назад

Do him a favor and drop off some meds for this guy.

@stephansieber4963 3 года назад

I died laughing at "that one bolt, that makes you question your life choices" - so damn true!!

@bigkamo 3 года назад

Andre De Grasse and Tyson Gay know it!

@themoelman 3 года назад

Yeah there's always one, sometimes more, usually for me it's not threading it's removing but blaster helps, penitrating fluid of some sorts

@MasterJediJason 3 года назад

I learned most of my cuss words helping my dad work on engines..only time i ever heard him cuss. The cuss words started after the prays failed.

@bigkamo 3 года назад

@@MasterJediJason haha

@piccalillipit9211 3 года назад

Isuzu Trooper power steering pump was the bolt for me - 15 years since I owned the thing and I still have nightmares about it. ONLY 2 bolts holding it so if one sheared is slackened and you lost power steering. And it sheared every 6 months leaving the end of the stud in the head every time...

@curtbranscombe9847 3 года назад

"The one bolt that makes you question your life's choices" haha best quote

@newtome-jessegates6310 3 года назад

Try a silicone hose, with an aluminum exhaust shield, and an exhaust heat wrap on the hose. My turbos oil lines are straight silicone.

@Kyosheen 3 года назад

get the most expansive and best exhaust manifold titan heat wrap, and custom braided oil lines

@chris103193 3 года назад

Upgrade to an aluminum line/hose. They sell crimped hoses that are easy to bend if needed.

@Prrrkp 3 года назад

Your work and form of film making is like Gaspar Noé,a great Argentinian director. Good on you Van

@Dave_Boyer 3 года назад

Ahhhh the life of old car lovers. 21 years ago I started a simple job on my car…I’m still working on it.

@permldrupjensen2325 Месяц назад

In marineengineering that bucket-solution is called a “Stavanger-gasket”.

@DavidBDMyers 3 года назад

I did a quick search for hoses that can withstand 1000F (how hot a exhaust gets) closest was 340F silicone hose. I did find a all metal oil return hose that can handle 1000F but it costs $560 USD. i believe you could reroute the exhaust cheaper than the cost of the hose. It may be possible to attach a metal tube to the turbo until it is past the exhaust then attach your rubber hose to complete the connection.

@JasonFiske 3 года назад

Awesome. I sure did think I was the only one that got himself into this kind of situation. Did anyone else know that for 2005 BMW R1200 GS’s the horn only works when the bike is either in gear or moving.. I sure didn’t. Re-Wired it twice. Thought I screwed it up lost 3 weekends.

@LL.Johnson 3 года назад

That one bolt is why many of us own strange tools we rarely use.

@dingalsbe88 3 года назад

The bolt commentary, LOL... sooooo true man, so true..

@1mattmoose 3 года назад

On the east coast we call that kind of leak "rust prevention"

@cameron9122 3 года назад

The jumping your coveralls on was very relatable, haha. I'm looking forward to seeing the new engine installed and the trip that will be its test of might.

@morgadoapi4431 3 года назад

Heatwrap on the exhaust, 45 degree fitting on the oil line, heatshield and steelbraided line

@Sam.constable Год назад

get a custom braided line made and use a heat shield but keep a larger air gap

@postaldave 3 года назад

Heh this reminds me of working on copy machines, there was this one model that would dump toner all down inside the machine due to a design flaw, they redesigned it to add a plastic catch tray that just caught the spilt toner instead of fixing the spill problem.

@yahirbear 3 года назад

That’s hilarious. Sounds like hell 😂

@dmoney710 3 года назад

THAT ONE BOLT! god that hit me hard

@invisibilianone6288 9 месяцев назад

That ONE bolt,,,,designed by engineers, located where fingers and hands are challenged to fit. My hands have threaded a bolt, a nut, , , a bolt/nut/washer , together, in places not viewable, to the human eye...👀 Van, keep up the good work, endeavor to persevere🎯😎☕

@lymangilly 3 года назад

I have an idea of the shop you are taking it to in Bozeman. It's the only place this spirited man trusts to take his 4runner if so. They are Toyota specialists through and through! Wishing a spirited man safe travels on his trip.

@davidjarvis4297 3 года назад

The one bolt, definitely been there a few times.

@Northstar-Media 2 года назад

I used to be a mechanic lying on your back in the cold & wet with oil dripping in your face & I can guarantee there's always one nut or bolt. Plus they now seem to design cars with no thought for maintenance. Like Citroën head light bulb. You have to take off the whole inner wing. You need a steel flexible hose made up to repair properly.

@Blanddog 3 года назад

I was thinking about heat wrapping the hose to lower the melting point of the hose.

@twgood5882 3 года назад

0:52 How I get dressed in the morning. Encore, 4:44.

@ScottKraft Год назад

If and when the hose gets replaced again, use Kapton tape for insulation.

@chrisnelsonpnw 3 года назад

Or take the Center section off the turboand have some one weld a dash eight Bung on the drain and 45 connection down and do the same with the oil pan or where ever the Oil drain goes to

@patty109109 Год назад

This is why I now drive newer cars and have little interest in repairing them anymore. For a non professional, each new job is a huge learning experience (read: time sink) without enough repetition to leverage it later. Project time is now spent with drills and saws. Way less frustrating, and unlike with car repairs it’s more than simply saving money.

@pinklightfever 3 года назад

Spirited men are from a generation who repair, not replace.

@NA-rh7iy 3 года назад

let say he try to...

@pinklightfever 3 года назад

@Cr****92 you took my point too literal. I wasn't saying that children aren't spirited, just that they will posses the same qualities of those that came before them.

@RobinLinus 3 года назад

keep the channel going!

@looktheregoesmybrains1867 2 года назад

Aaah my god this is bringing back memories of my F’y. Prayer bolts 🤣

@notamechanic1628 3 года назад

Hope to see a video of the R2.8 install and details on you will pass smog in ca.

@MatthewMenze 3 года назад

I would look at clocking the turbo's core, or making (maybe ordering laser cut) a 1/2" spacer plate between the turbo exhaust flange and the manifold. Looks like there is plenty of room to move the turbo outboard a 1/2". Then if possible add a steel tube off the turbo drain past the manifold, and make a small heat shield between line and manifold.

@philhasacamera 3 года назад

Needs a custom copper pipe bent to shape and just a rubber hose bit at either end for attaching. Didn't look like the hose was burnt right at the very end. Or a silicone hose which is better for heat. Or just fuck it until the new engine arrives lol. Can't see you wanting to do that job again any time soon!

@corbinlegrand 3 года назад

I was triggered when you said "That one bolt." The most real statement there ever was and ever will be.

@beyourselfmusic_1986 3 года назад

i like these amateur car fixing spinoffs , same i am doing with my 12 yo 1.8 l honda civic ufo here in europe, although mostly with minor electronics

@vilvero 3 года назад

The root of suffering is your attachment to your expectations.

@richardlopez533 3 года назад

Steel braided hose to a new fitting? Takes work but definitely solves the problem

@DriftaGamez 3 года назад

If you can't fix the hole on the leaking tube. Catch the leaking fluid. I like that fix.

@kinuawakai5972 2 года назад

beautiful car man. wish my pop hadn't sold ours.

@otownboarder29 2 года назад

Love the Punch Drunk Love references

@JasonKing247 3 года назад

How about a thicker/larger heat shield not on the hose but the engine? I'm sure the mounting points are more difficult, but the potential for dissipation of heat higher.

@chrisw3327 3 года назад

Silicone hose? More heatproof than regular rubber?

@fourthpanda 3 года назад

Do a conversion so it uses fancy AN fittings

@thesnowleopardmusic 3 года назад

Imagine how many times Van has popped the front hood.

@05victorylly 3 года назад

Copper line or brained line will do the trick.

@CenPapi 3 года назад

Damn, I didn't realize Leon Lush had a brother.

@ZedzMotivation 2 года назад

I keep watching video after video

@skuggihvitadrekens 3 года назад

real. life. encouraging but not cheerful. i like it.

@awesomeadamfrom2099 3 года назад

Awesome job van

@piccalillipit9211 3 года назад

*BITE THE BULLET* Turbo off, solid brass pipe for at least the first 6" - braided steel pipe the rest of the way...

@borderlands6606 3 года назад

I once had a motorcycle that dripped oil onto a girlfriend's parents pristine drive. Pretty sure it was a factor in convincing her that I was the wrong sort. If I could spot their paving like a dog on heat, what else was I capable of?

@expectamiracle.406 3 года назад

💜 the BoZone

@carsNgames7505 3 года назад

Hey I was wondering if you could provide the information for the company where you getting the your motor from because is very hard to find Toyota motor.

@pickflaxanddie2367 3 года назад

What if you change the hose into a pipe?

@fabiobandini 3 года назад

Van, they don’t make a steel braided or otherwise metal clad hose for this?

@thisisacrummyname 3 года назад

🟦 Your problem got me thinking about 🟨what you could do to keep this from 🟧happening. My first thought was to ⬜️ wrap the hose with Thermal Wrap. 🟩 It’s the Exhaust Header Pipe Heat 🟥Wrap Insulation Shield that’s I have 🟦 on my Harley’s custom exhaust. 🟧 the other idea I had was to use ⬜️ Braided Fiberglass Sleeving, like. 🟨Techflex® Insultherm®. 🟩I hope this helps you out,….

@joshallen7169 3 года назад

Why not buy braided hose

@chiefmcconnell 2 года назад

steel braided hose. an-10 fittings. probably already have the new engine which is hopefully better engineered than the oem engine. oil returns are a bitch. catch can could also solve this but semi expensive. although they look cool and do magical things. and that damn bolt, the one that takes prayers to thread. the one that makes you question your life choices. yes this bolt is omnipresent when working on cars.

@themoelman 3 года назад

The bar, why, sometimes he eats you

@HairyMTB 3 года назад

WHAT, no date on the "oil pan"

@jakestroll6518 3 года назад

"Dreams are just disappointment waiting to happen and remember men cry in private" - my takeaways from this channel as a dispirited man. Hoping you'll rub off on me, Van

@LautaroLopezVara 3 года назад

expactations are disappointments waiting to happen. thanks for reminding me

@shawnv1349 3 года назад

I know that bolt

@dumpsterjedi6148 3 года назад

Heyo Spirited People!

@gabbybridgetndanieldunne443 3 года назад

They make braided hose or teflon go to a performance parts store like summit but local and tell them your problem they have a solution and please stop using pudding bowls you are asking for a fire

@whbjr2528 2 года назад

Metal hose?

@canadude6401 3 года назад

Thumbs up for the algo

@avala721 Год назад

kiln fiber and some duct tape

@francescofigliano 2 года назад

Reminds me of my 2009 Range Rover lol

@KelsoBradshaw 3 года назад

Sean Avery's driveway

@matthewdixon3694 3 года назад

Where’s Scotty Kilmer when you need him.

@wagglebutt 3 года назад

A shard of welding blanket might make a good heat shield.

@jamwall1 3 года назад

Now that you have the new hose installed, you can test it by parking the Land Cruiser in Sean Avery's driveway.

@hitormiss2362 3 года назад

hahahaaaa good one!

@deeb8733 3 года назад

That would be perfect!! Worst interviewee ever!

@jeremymenning56 3 года назад

Repairs/Projects/Fixes General Rules cultivated from my experiences: * Once started there's always something else. * It will typically take at least twice as long as estimated. * A repair with little cost is likely to become a costly repair. * "While I'm at it I might as well"...is a temptation best avoided (if possible). * Once finished there's always something else.

@matthewthomas5997 3 года назад

Many ruined days have started with a "While I'm at it I might as well".

@JamesMW245 3 года назад

I call it the rule of six. A repair will always take six times as long as you expect it to take.

@jeremymenning56 3 года назад

@@JamesMW245 yes.

@skoparweaver7692 3 месяца назад

"A repair with little cost is likely to become a costly repair. "??? Most repairs are cheap on older vehicles - the cost is your time and your effort getting to the rubber house or bushing or bolt that needs to be addressed.

@TeX777vbk 3 года назад

Maybe heat wrapping the manifold and making a diy heat shield for the hose would help

@oelifrancis6027 3 года назад

Or just buy a about a foot of heat shield

@henryjones7879 3 года назад

i was thinking the same thing

@Mad4400 3 года назад

Exactly, address the cause (heat). Short of that replacing that section of rubber hose with stainless tube equivalent.

@shaveradam 3 года назад

@@Mad4400 I thought the same thing - stainless tube and a heat shield plus wrapping the header.

@henryjones7879 3 года назад

@@bs369 this might not be the best channel for you

@cbr8206 3 года назад

"That one bolt." Man, do I hear you!!!

@ztwilkerson 3 года назад

45* degree fitting at the bottom of the turbo? Might have to remove header to install but would we worth the fix. I’ve been there. Keep at it.

@Chuckwagon524 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe some sort of stainless tube to carry the oil near the turbo? Maybe Even putting an adapter so when future hoses go bad it's an easier repair? It might cost some money upfront but hopefully save you time and money down the road. Might have to adapt fitting at the other end of that oil line.

@Chuckwagon524 3 года назад

Oh I see. Just trying to get it until you can re-engine the thing.

@GREATLORDPOOH 3 года назад

You would want to do this before installing the new engine to ensure that it works

@iComplainer 3 года назад

also heat wrap. wrap it in insulating heat wrap. very common.

@GREATLORDPOOH 3 года назад

@@iComplainer yeah with asbestos

@clodiuspapus9003 3 года назад

Common metals ranked by thermal conductivity : 1 Copper 223 2 Aluminum 118 3 Brass 64 4 Steel 17 5 Bronze 15 You're welcome

@jcvanier 3 года назад

The aluminum shield is a good idea, but it has to avoid contact with the hose. It should block radiation and dissipate it in the air. Look at every heat shield in the history of cars... always away from the hot part and away from the cold ones as well

@TheWagman22 3 года назад

@@jcvanier Might also need to insulate with something like ceramic

@raharold 3 года назад

It ain't going to work if the hose is touching the exhaust manifold regardless of the conductivity of the particular metal. Polished aluminum is used extensively as a radiant heat barrier, but it doesn't work if there is actual contact.

@thatdetroitandy 3 года назад

I'm sure you've considered making a heat shield or lowering exhaust gas temps - so it's not even worth mentioning!

@Rockmaster867 3 года назад

You might be able to replace the top few inches of the hose that is next to the exhaust manifold with some stainless steel tubing and connect the hose to it.

@JasonKing247 3 года назад

That's a reliable solve

@steffen2165 3 года назад

It’s actually pretty simple, I don’t see how how thought an open oil retainer in California would be a good idea

@MarkPakula 3 года назад

Ahhh the episode where I realised you are an artist first and an engineer second. Replace that hose with hardlines, until its away from the turbo.

@BixbyConsequence 3 года назад

Van sometimes I think you're a mechanical genius and other times you're trying to fix a truck with a pudding container. Lol. Maybe they're not mutally exclusive.

@foglebr 3 года назад

I don’t know how to do it, will somebody please make me a GIF of putting on the coveralls at 0:52! That little scene right there is the best epitome of “Time to go to work, gotta get the dang coveralls on” that I’ve ever seen.

@briansavage932 3 года назад

Van, I absolutely loved your podcast with Bert Kreischer! Can't wait until your next sit down with him!

@BartRunning 3 года назад

There is a f*cking podcast with f*cking Van and f*cking Bert. *whips out Google and popcorn* Thanks mate!

@wv_ 3 года назад

Im sure a third of the comments are some variation on this but I have fixed a similar problem. There are two products that would work for you, both you would attach to the exhaust and not the hose. 1 - Thermal/Exhaust Wrap, a kind of fabric about 1/4" thick and two inches wide you can wrap around the exhaust. The duct tape of the exhaust world. Typically comes in a box with clips/ties 2 - Generic heat shield (metal foam sandwich, this is what car manufactures use. If its not in stock you could get it from a junk yard. I personally would avoid wrapping anything on the oil hose as it will transfer more heat to the hose if it contacts something.

@Andrew-hw9fq 3 года назад

A lot of great suggestions here. One option that may be easier than some of the suggestions, certainly cheaper, and perhaps relatively permanent is to locate a hydraulic shop. Ask for fire resistant hydraulic hose that you can retro fit. Parker makes an excellent one. That stuff is commonly used for the final drives on dozers working on wild fires. I use it on my machines that are exposed to welding sparks. It is likely pretty easy to source in your area and is virtually impossible to burn through. Frankly, any hydraulic hose will be better as that fluid tends to run much much hotter than motor oil. Good luck.

@anthony-moya 3 года назад

"That one bolt" brought back so many struggles and bad memories.

@murf003 3 года назад

can hear my older brother doing mechanic work and cursing at that one bolt. memories

@anthony-moya 3 года назад

@@murf003 lol Yep. My dad always had that one bolt working on the car and then I had my own experiences with that one bolt working on my car.

@canadude6401 3 года назад

Me too. I loathe Philips screw heads. Probably because I am Canadian and the Robertson (square) is used here for everything.

@PabloDeLafuria 3 года назад

the center of the turbo can be clock to spin away a little bit from the exhaust

@TheSteelerider 3 года назад

Yep.

@brentfreborg6049 3 года назад

"Expectations are disappointments waiting to happen" such a true statement. And one to live by. Every woodworking project I embark on there are always a few of those.

@canadude6401 3 года назад

I think that quote should be on Van's next sweatshirt merch.

@brentfreborg6049 3 года назад

@@canadude6401 absolutely!

@tommynikon2283 3 года назад

And the corollary is: "No Expectations= ZERO Disappointments".

@ceasargonzales3201 3 года назад

Heat shield wrapping the headers and hose PROPERLY, after installing a 45• coupler should resolve your issue. Worth a try.

@Salty1Salty1Salty1 3 года назад

My exact thought :)

@pauldesi 3 года назад

^^^^^ this will do it!

@BayouJosh 3 года назад

that is a great idea

@rtclickin4funcouple230 3 года назад

It’s not rocket science here ans anyone with half a brain can tell you a rubber hose with a plastic tub next to a hit engine ain’t going to work. Let alone a filling and filling a leaky engine with oil every couple of days WTF? Someone call this guy out for not having a clue on how to fix a engine

@VersanGetryx 3 года назад

@@rtclickin4funcouple230 Kind of rude, no need for that. He's working it out on his own as he likes to do. Lot of good solutions in the comments now though.

@sh0 3 года назад

I've wanted a Landcruiser for years, but seeing stuff like this makes me happy that I don't own one :)

@krismartin1181 3 года назад

The problem is he isn’t fixing problems just rigging it

@tysono2012 3 года назад

Most reliable car you'll ever get. This guy just has no idea.

@Clynikal 3 года назад

This isn’t a Toyota problem. This is a modification gone wrong. That turbo isn’t factory.

@chrisnelsonpnw 3 года назад

They make a 45° push lock fitting that will Bring it away from the exhaust and that way you can wrap it in thermal protectant and Won’t leak again

@douglasharley2440 3 года назад

lol, when you are jerry-rigging a plastic container to catch oil drips that's a big hint the fix ain't right!...just replace the hose, and install a simple heat shield on the hose, they're like $20, tops.

@BlakeSuperior_Beats 3 года назад

I totally expected you to use a steel braided hose. Either that or some obscure hose from some other thing I never would have thought of. Seeing you get it from an Auto Parts store was completely unexpected!

@brimstonehd 3 года назад

High temp silicone hose typically for race cars is what you want. With a short section of braided metal hose at the top by the exhaust header.

@colinstu 3 года назад

while the cummins r2.8 seems cool and all, isn't it just a cummins rebadge of some chinese engine? fraught with manufacturing defects and maintenance issues? It's an expensive swap and doesn't gain you much? maybe some mpg and torque but that money could be spent elsewhere. It seemed like a cool engine when announced but once people dug into it, wasn't great.

@letsgocamping88 3 года назад

That sucker was pumping out oil!

@bcantaloupe 3 года назад

I’m really excited to hear that diesel engine after it’s installed!

@MikeDancy 3 года назад

@3:35 My first thought is, "that's gonna melt" I had a IH Scout, several of them, I can feel your pain when it comes to loving old trucks that don't love you back.