Dodge Grand Caravan 3. 8 - Engine Replacement - Part 2
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Comments and reviews: 9
Mike
Nice video, But I would never use a chain that small to pull an engine. I had an argument with a guy who wanted to use a chain that size once. He won the argument because it was his car. The engine was an old straight six. He started pulling and the chain broke. When it comes to something like that, I don't take any chances. I use the size that tow chain is made of. 3/8 or 5/16.
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Nice video, But I would never use a chain that small to pull an engine. I had an argument with a guy who wanted to use a chain that size once. He won the argument because it was his car. The engine was an old straight six. He started pulling and the chain broke. When it comes to something like that, I don't take any chances. I use the size that tow chain is made of. 3/8 or 5/16.
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Frederick
First I would to say your a better man than me! After watching the first and second video it made realize why I chose the big TRUCK INDUSTRY; more room to work and a lot less specialized hand tools. Which doesn't make the tool guy ( MAC / SNAP ON) happy.
But I must say you use good products! ( KROIL, Fluid Film & CRC)
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First I would to say your a better man than me! After watching the first and second video it made realize why I chose the big TRUCK INDUSTRY; more room to work and a lot less specialized hand tools. Which doesn't make the tool guy ( MAC / SNAP ON) happy.
But I must say you use good products! ( KROIL, Fluid Film & CRC)
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Lennox
Hi there, you should firstly give Verbal instructions at each step, for example at the last
stage, i guess you still have the Engine Mounts attached, then you have to attach the
Jack to lift the Engine to the Engine then remove the Engine mounts. etc.
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Hi there, you should firstly give Verbal instructions at each step, for example at the last
stage, i guess you still have the Engine Mounts attached, then you have to attach the
Jack to lift the Engine to the Engine then remove the Engine mounts. etc.
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Stephen
If you have a nut or bolt you instinctively know is frozen in place and is going to break, first tighten to break it free, then loosen. It seems counter-intuitive but I stopped breaking fasteners with this simple trick.
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If you have a nut or bolt you instinctively know is frozen in place and is going to break, first tighten to break it free, then loosen. It seems counter-intuitive but I stopped breaking fasteners with this simple trick.
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Lyndel
'Sounds worse than it is'. Hope so, it sounds like you cracked the windshield, broke the firewall, pulled off a motor mount and dropped the transmission! You're pulling an engine man, not raising the Titanic!
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'Sounds worse than it is'. Hope so, it sounds like you cracked the windshield, broke the firewall, pulled off a motor mount and dropped the transmission! You're pulling an engine man, not raising the Titanic!
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Izzynutz
Tony the tiger did not say Oh yeah. Kool-Aid did. Tony the tiger said Theeere Grrreate. sorry Eric I'm OCD like that.
Hey at least I'm intent on your videos.
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Tony the tiger did not say Oh yeah. Kool-Aid did. Tony the tiger said Theeere Grrreate. sorry Eric I'm OCD like that.
Hey at least I'm intent on your videos.
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autos
11: 38 When it gets hot like that it's like it put a torch on itself, the nut expands faster than the bolt, and it's out. Just pray the welded nut stays put.
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11: 38 When it gets hot like that it's like it put a torch on itself, the nut expands faster than the bolt, and it's out. Just pray the welded nut stays put.
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Duncan
Hey good work I'm here in ontario canada. another rust belt. I put my line swivel on before my coupler now all my air tools have the benefit of it
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Hey good work I'm here in ontario canada. another rust belt. I put my line swivel on before my coupler now all my air tools have the benefit of it
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chris
Ugly. That's all I can say. It needed a Barrett Sniper rifle with a explosive round. That would have fixed it permanently.
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Ugly. That's all I can say. It needed a Barrett Sniper rifle with a explosive round. That would have fixed it permanently.
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