ShadeTree Mechanic Demonstrates Installing 2.0t Audi Engine in his Gravel Driveway oil consumption
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Good job bro, glad I am not the only one.
For the price of a sheet or two of plywood and scrap 2x lumber this operation would go so much more smoothly. But it is what it is.
Where do all these cars come from LOL people must love those pieces of garbage in whatever state your in
He’s an auto surgeon! Amazing!
Awesome footage and walkthrough. I was totally expecting the first power steering pump bolt to fall because you tempted Murphy with the “e” word. 🙂 I wish you were hooked on the B7’s instead of the B8’s just because that’s what I happen to have but I suppose they’re close enough and I don’t plan on doing an engine swap anytime soon. :). Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
very good job
Thanks dude. Watching from South Africa
You give me confidence to do any work on my Audi Q5… thanks for your video's.
Love the videos , I tell all my audi and VW friends to tune in, random question , I have limited shed space and a slight uphill into my shed , I'm rebuilding my a4 engine over Christmas (classic oil consumption) now this might sound dum but how do I bypass the electric brake and shifter so I can move my car out and swap parts over on my engine , do I need to connect electronics back up and is there a shift lock bypass ? Cheers
what a fuckin idiot. just lower that engine block on your face
Why a power steering pump? Not electromechanic steeering assist?
true gem. watching all the videos.. just becuz.
That custom bit you made it worth more to me in this video then anything else wow your a genius bro and yes those Dowel pins are also my guide and i need to get me a leveler ive been doing it with chains smh takes forever to line up