Comments by "Michael Pressman" (@michaelpressman7203) on "Running BAD! Stalling AFTER Timing Chains! Previously UNLISTED video | Ford 5.4l 3-valve Expedition" video.

  1. I was a tool and die and mold maker for 45 years I watch for a work and I really think there's a little bit of machinist in there cuz he does a great job especially improvising in an automotive job he's brilliant man love his work hey everybody have a great day especially Ray bye
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  2. As usual braided a fantastic job he busted his job for van that was great hey right on and make you feel good when that baby fires up and goes down the road I don't know how it's even possible to keep your head in the cab I know I used to get so big with myself or something came to life made me feel so good great job man have a great day
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  3.  @Gromitdog1  less than a new vehicle have a good night bye
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  4.  @RainmanRaysRepairs  I understand some days I start up feeling young and tomorrow I will wake up feeling old hey you did a great job I understand and I'm retired now just for working in the trades for so long and I understand how you feel man thanks have a good night
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  5.  @BOFH402  Alyssa know a guy that talk like I do rattling a can around jumping up and down and very seldom I saw him pick up a rent not that I'm naming any names beam me up blank
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  6.  @eaglerider1826  no Ray doesn't sweat it he figures it out and wakes up in the morning knows what to do that's how I used to figure things out I'd sleep on it have a good night bye
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  7.  @mph5896  really a few dollars more to have good parts and know the jobs done right hey that's worth a million to me
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  8. If you can get her straight yet shot at the face the other problem is have you ever broken a 7/16 off in a crank on a Chevrolet try getting that out with the grill in and a radiator and all that stuff it's a fun job use a left hand drill it'll spin it right out if it's broken have a good night
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  9. Have a good night
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  10. You beat me to it the other trick is don't go to the hardware store for both get a piece of threaded rod the same pitched thread and a nut that fits on it you can usually get like a four inch length I used to do that myself because I couldn't find a boat anywhere in my town either I have a good night
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