I worked with a crew that installed two, 16V396 TB?? 94 I think back in the day on a 160 foot boat. Really nice. Preservation problem prior to shipping from Germany caused issues... had to tear them down to the block in-situ prior to trials. Took a long time. Kurt was the tech from Germany. He would have had us rebuild the boat around his engines if he didn't like any aspect of the install. "This is crap" was his favorite phrase! Nice guy that was on his way home from China from a long term assignment there - very strict. We would piss him off by speaking in fractions and thousandths rather than millimeters - it was our revenge! Awesome engines.
Have been in the marine industry for forty plus years and very few people have any idea just how complicated and involved an in position rebuild is. How many noticed they had to roll the block 180° great job and vid
These are very skilled workers at Torq Marine Diesel !! Amazing to watch the whole process and the extreme care taken in the rebuild. This is the way you want it done and you should not have any problems. Great job guys !!!
As a mechanical engineer here, why do apparently so many need full rebuilds? Have they suffered water damage, fire damage, neglect? These are engines designed to take 10000s of hours of use in their stride, I assume. Just interested
I worked as a diesel mechanic for 18 years, and although my specialization was not marine engines, I did participate in overhauling a few marine engines on boats throughout my career. Let me tell you, it was not a fun experience.
Roughly 3-400k each to get it to a zero hour rebuild. Assuming major items like crank shaft and camshaft do not have to be sent out for machining or replacement. That's when it gets expensive.
@@kokomo9764 I’ve seen one or two that have been totalled, piston crown departing from the piston body when they were using the two piece pistons, exhaust manifold lined with aluminium from melted pistons…. Horrendous damage, that was the 16v396 used as emergency fire pumps on the rigs, they need maintained religiously but they are beasts without a doubt
I worked with a crew that installed two, 16V396 TB?? 94 I think back in the day on a 160 foot boat. Really nice. Preservation problem prior to shipping from Germany caused issues... had to tear them down to the block in-situ prior to trials. Took a long time. Kurt was the tech from Germany. He would have had us rebuild the boat around his engines if he didn't like any aspect of the install. "This is crap" was his favorite phrase! Nice guy that was on his way home from China from a long term assignment there - very strict. We would piss him off by speaking in fractions and thousandths rather than millimeters - it was our revenge! Awesome engines.
Have been in the marine industry for forty plus years and very few people have any idea just how complicated and involved an in position rebuild is. How many noticed they had to roll the block 180° great job and vid
what a work of art! And these techs are so talented. Dang, that's a big cam and lifters!
yeah things really change alot when you go from personal miles driven to industrial hours of operation the wrist pins and bearings are huge too
That's an amazing speed for a boat that size at 2,000 RPM's. Beautiful!!!
That was very interesting to see as I have the exact same engines in my 2000 Viking 65’ 😊
These are very skilled workers at Torq Marine Diesel !! Amazing to watch the whole process and the extreme care taken in the rebuild. This is the way you want it done and you should not have any problems. Great job guys !!!
Good work👍
Very impressive.
Que maravilla de trabajo. Felicitaciónes 👏👏👏👏👏
this is nice work , did build mtu and mwm , mak , good for doing a good job !!
damn, this is really good! 👊🔥⁉️
Excelente trabajo, opero y realizo mantenimiento a un serie 4000 20V mtu y son una maravilla de motores. Los felicito!!
Frame and plate HE on engine, cool, never seen that before.
Great video! What does a rebuild like this cost? labor? parts?
As a mechanical engineer here, why do apparently so many need full rebuilds? Have they suffered water damage, fire damage, neglect? These are engines designed to take 10000s of hours of use in their stride, I assume. Just interested
I worked as a diesel mechanic for 18 years, and although my specialization was not marine engines, I did participate in overhauling a few marine engines on boats throughout my career. Let me tell you, it was not a fun experience.
using the daisys 3.0 for sea trial?
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Then you have the customer saying why is the bill so high!!! Takes a lot of work to do a in frame
How much per side? Great job Captain.
Hey what did you use to press the geislinger coupling off? Thanks.
How long does it take to finish this job? And how many people?
3 days max, 2 or 3 people. Assuming all parts are on hand.
It’s possible yes to do in 2/3 days, not Likely.
More like 2-3 weeks
What was the total cost of this overhaul.
How many hours did it have?
Amazing! What’s the total cost per engine? Great content!
Back in the mid nineties one fuel pump, cost 60,000 GB pounds…… they have two of them so they are not cheap by any means
Roughly 3-400k each to get it to a zero hour rebuild. Assuming major items like crank shaft and camshaft do not have to be sent out for machining or replacement. That's when it gets expensive.
@@kokomo9764 I’ve seen one or two that have been totalled, piston crown departing from the piston body when they were using the two piece pistons, exhaust manifold lined with aluminium from melted pistons…. Horrendous damage, that was the 16v396 used as emergency fire pumps on the rigs, they need maintained religiously but they are beasts without a doubt
Se supone que le harán un rodaje de motor de bastantes horas para que no se rompa y no consuma aceite
How many hours of operation did this MTU run until this general overhaul???
Basic mercy om 444 la, 183, nice mtu 16v956 tb 82
Bout 2000😂
💪l am Mecanico in diesel see good quality
Some of those guys were in a hurry. Maybe the camera made them rush perhaps.
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Hardly worth watching or posting, these people are here for Adsense and will not answer anything.