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time lapse video of replacing oil pan
The 1979 300SD which I just bought had a smashed oil pan. I replaced it and shot a time lapse video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXevJFVN8sY The lighting is pretty bad (this is my first time lapse video), but you can see me remove the pan, chase the threads, then install the new pan. my favorite part is watching the oil drain at high speed. |
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I wish I could move that fast in real time!!!
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Ahhhh. When I was younger.
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needs music.
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props to home mech. that wears goggles!
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I've worn safety goggles ever since I squirted brake fluid directly into my eye while rebuilding a brake system. I can distinctly recall screaming like a little girl while stumbling my way into the kitchen. that burning sensation was probably the single most terrifying moment of my life.
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unfortunately, torture teaches us the greatest lessons
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Should have used a cordless drill, it would have even gone faster.
I changed a fuel filter on a Nissan without depressurizing. Was looking right down the pipe when the hose came off. This was in the parking lot at the Pizza Slut I was working at. I ran through the parking lot like a wild man, completely blinded.
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I did this project last weekend and it took a few seconds longer for me to do it. It would appear that the PO didn't notice the nuts on two of the long screws and stripped them completely. So...no torque wrench?
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ditto on the drill. Most of the new ones have torque adjustments on them as well. Super efficient. |
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Also, in the vid he torques it incorrectly. Did the star treatment on the initial but not the final. With the oil pan I usually do more of a rotating cross than star.
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...used as a precaution, it is very effective. Not as factory torque setting; always finish up manually.
Last edited by jt20; 11-12-2008 at 03:16 PM. |
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Thread Chaser
'Nice Move,"chasing the threads"!
Did you use a purpose made chaser or a regular tap?
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just used a regular tap.
yeah, cordless drill is definitely the way to go, but I haven't gotten off my ass and ordered a replacement battery for mine. not sure why I switched form the cross pattern to just going circular. guess I got lazy. |
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I wish I could work that fast!
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