Comments by "Uhtred" (@uhtred7860) on "speedkar99" channel.

  1. "You can see how simple the timing chain setup is" shudders at the thought of an Audi 4.2 V8 timing chains setup.
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  2. "Electrical connecter removal tool" :-))))
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  3. 0:35 Ive seen some untidy, "messy" engine bays before, but well done BMW, top effort for top spot.šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ˜†
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  4. I made the very bad mistake of buy a BMW once, an E90 M3 with the S65 4.0L. I bought it when they were still a current model and the faults which are now well documented were not common knowledge. Mine had the Throttle Body Actuators fail, and the dreaded rod bearings starting making noises, when i replaced them they were heavily worn. Fixed it, sold it, bought an IS-F Lexus which ive had for 7 years, and it hasn't missed a beat.
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  5. They don't want anyone but VW "Technicians" working on their cars anyway.
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  6. What is it with VW group and their love of chains? chains everywhere :-)
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  7. Theres a channel called "Customer states what?" by a mechanic that works in an Audi dealership (or a shop that deals with loads of Audis) and the amount of rust on the underside of new and nearly new Audis is alarming. Another great channel is "Just rolled in" mechanics showing the complete pieces of crap they are asked to work on and the funny descriptions the customers think are the problems.
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  8. You are going to LOVE this channel, stupid, lazy people = https://youtu.be/UNkhS-PrTOk Some of the things in the videos on that channel i would simply not believe, unless it was on camera. :-))
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  9. Look for the engines Taxi fleets use, (as a general rule of thumb) here in NZ the Australian developed and built "Barra" 4.0 inline 6 is known to be bulletproof and racks up huge Kms. Lexus, consistently is No 1 for reliability and customer satisfaction, but Toyota in general, Honda also are probably top. Nissan USED to make great engines in the 90s during the Japanese factories "Golden era" (80s/90s) but now have fallen from grace, possibly merging with Renault and Dongfeng?? had something to do with this :-)
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  10. Honda K series is the best 4 cylinder engine? A bold claim sir! Very bold. :-)
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  11. A dead engine? spots a Fram filter, Ahh ok, makes sense now. :-))
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  12. Ā @Erik_SwigerĀ  And studs :-))
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  13. My son had a ex Japan, 04 Type R Integra, it had Japanese scrutineering/track stickers and Spoon sports parts/stickers on it so had most likely been used for track days/Gymkhanas back in Japan, But it went very well for a 2 litre NA, and handled really well for a FWD.
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  14. Ā @speedkar99Ā  There certainly a lot going on with all those chains :-)
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  15. Awesome vid. BUT....... the 2UR-GSE is the best V8 in the world. :-))))
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  16. Ā @retrotimes8540Ā  Or Audis 4.2 V8 timing chains :-))
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  17. Ā @applepoop10Ā  The 4.2 has its own set of problems and faults. Have you seen the timing chain set up on those?
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  18. I would be VERY wary about buying an out of warranty modern BMW without full service history.
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  19. The timing belts are on the drivers side in my country, (and any Ex Japan ones that got imported 2nd hand), making it even tighter due to brake booster and other shit.
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  20. No arm waving or pics of animals "laughing". :-)
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  21. Ā @theshield1613Ā  You could have just named a manufacturer, but i'll assume your talking about the Lexus 4.6, and yes, i agree they are very reliable.
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  22. I'm pretty sure they are, some of them are real rough. At 8:40 he says "If this head were to be salvaged" which tells me these engines are destined to be scrapped.
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  23. Ā @colinjohnson5515Ā  The Fram=Crap thing came about when people started cutting open new fram filters and finding rust and very poor quality materials inside. Plus filtration tests showed they constantly scored at, or near the bottom.
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  24. Apart from the bent valves and fucked chain tensioner etc.
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  25. Meh, its just two fans slinging fluid around, and some other stuff.šŸ¤£šŸ¤£
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  26. 14:45 And there it is, in all its convoluted glory. :-)
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  27. I bought a absolutely mint, 45,000 mile, 99 Camry with one of these in it, as a work hack to save fuel and Kms being racked up on my IS-F, and ive grown to love the thing, its smooth as silk, quiet, you don't feel every ripple in the road, like you do in the IS-F and its been boringly reliable, the perfect everyday car.
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  28. Because of its placement with minimal air getting to it, the power steering unit has its own cooler/heat exchanger in front of the radiator. Well, the Aussie assembled Camrys sold in my country do anyway. :-)
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  29. Non interference. There is some confusion over this as some sites on the Net list this as an interference engine. this in incorrect, it is 100% NON interference, doesn't matter on the year, if its a 1MZ-FE its NON interference. Heres a guy proving it. https://youtu.be/0o-TXIWVHwg
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  30. His brother on the other hand is not so keen. :-))
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  31. Ive heard this from many BMW enthusiasts and BMW mechanics, that the ones assembled in Germany are better/more reliable than the US assembled ones.
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  32. Ā @kclefthanded427Ā  Any auto made in china will most likely be atrocious, i once saw a chinese knock off of a Honda 50cc generator engine, the Honda made ones are legendary in their longevity, this one had no sump plug and no oil filler cap, the oil was put in through the tappet ajuster screw cap at the factory and was supposed to last the lifetime of the engine, which wasnt very long, then when it popped you were supposed to buy another. CCP ? Complete Crap Producers.
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  33. Ā @theshield1613Ā  Whose 4.6 V8??
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  34. I wanna send him a Ford "Barra" inline 6, one of the best engines Ford ever made. But i'd have to sell a kidney to afford the shipping from NZ to the U.S.šŸ˜†
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  35. @footballcoreano "Denial" is not a river in Africa. :-)
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  36. Being boringly reliable is the exact reason i bought one as a 2nd car, also save gas and wear on my Lexus IS-F.
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  37. You think engineers have the final say? No, itā€™s the bean counters you have to thank for plastic parts on your engine. Although Iā€™m sure a few engineers/designers would be into the whole ā€œdesigned obsolescenceā€ thing.
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  38. Ā @speedkar99Ā  I could add so many more to that list. :-)))
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  39. Ā @lessmasterdarkĀ  I went with Lexus after making the mistake of buying a E92 M3 and suffering with it for a year. Ended up buying an ISF, this ones a keeper.
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  40. Ā @speedkar99Ā  The master of the understatement. :-)
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  41. Ā @speedkar99Ā  Lol, im biased, i own an ISF.
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  42. Ā @speedkar99Ā  last year I was looking to buy a M3, a 09 with the 4.0 V8, ended up with a ISF, a friend bought the M3 I was looking at and is now looking at a engine rebuild, dodged a bullet there.
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  43. Ā @puregsrĀ  LOL.
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  44. Ā @speedkar99Ā  Yeah, because they are all RHD in Japan and here in NZ.
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  45. We only use Toyota dieselā€™s at the commercial vehicle rental company I work for, they last and handle the treatment from customers way better than the Mercedes and Renault vans weā€™ve tried. The absolute worst ones were the Chinese DAF copies, they lasted one whole month before we got rid of them.
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  46. Ā @matthewbowen5841Ā  "KY" ???
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  47. Ā @speedkar99Ā  Yeah they are good engines alright, my boy had a DC-5 Integra Type R and it could hussle.
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  48. Ā @speedkar99Ā  I'm always on the lookout for one of the 4th gen XV20 special edition TRD supercharged, V6, 5 speed manuals called the Camry TS Supercharged, that was put together specially by Toyota NZ. Ive only seen 2 and both owners didn't want to sell. They are still, just a Camry, and don't make much HP compared to modern cars, but still would be cool to own and drive. :-))
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  49. He said his wifeā€™s. SMH.šŸ˜†šŸ˜†
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  50. Ā @grahamwinston3692Ā  That doesnt explain THIS level of moronic thinking :-))) https://youtu.be/m8eTLJIbY-Q?t=102
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