DIY line bore diesel engine block - Ford Lion TDV6 - Land Rover Discovery 3
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2021
- In this episode we show how we DIY line bored the Lion TDV6 2.7L diesel engine block of Fabians Discovery 3.
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Absolutely insane levels of engineering, craftsmanship, innovation and precision on display in this video. The old phrase of "German engineering"
Christian and Vera, you should have a TV programme here in the UK, more entertaining than anything we’re forced to pay a TV license fee for. Brilliant!
@@notrut so agree it is shameful that all TV has to cater for the lowest intelegence
I haven't paid for a tv license in over 30 years and still watch tv though none of the BBC's Marxist brainwashing pollution programs. However, the mailbox directly outside my private property on the easement regularly receives threatening letters from the BBC aggressively claiming they will visit my private property to check I'm not watching tv without a valid tv license. In over thirty years, not once has a tv inspector gained access to my private property, and their toothless letters are returned thus: RTS Addressee not Known (no one in my home named The Occupier). Occasionally, for satisfaction, I'll open a BBC letter and take it to the smallest room in the house, where it is soon behind me! Be brave and don't pay the b'stards!
@@plasma453 Same here in Australia!! It's a race to the bottom!
@@albertdesalvo7273 funniest shit I've read all day,I'm more than 22 years clean.
@@differentname8051 I'll raise a glass to that😜...
Your dad must be proud that there are 3 generations of the family working with metal.
Absolutely fantastic - Your father (as a Master Craftsman) must be very proud of his sons workmanship. This is no “hobby shop” work - this is workmanship at the highest level. Not only the engineering but the videography too
Just wow. I am sitting here fascinated with Christian’s calculations and work. Such talent is fantastic. Great to see him working with Poppa, who looks comfortable indicating that Christian didn’t lick his talents off the road. Great work guys.
He is most likely automotive engineer
He is most likely automotive engineer
Seriously you should both give yourselves a pat on the back, amazing job by both of you. I know a number of senior product directors at JLR I’ll be advising them to give you a job as head of QUALITY CONTROL!
Get it done properly on properly on a precision machine in a engine refurbing machine shop.
Another engineering masterclass, your confidence and skills never fail to amaze me.
I particularly enjoy the detailed explanation of the steps in this and every project you undertake.
It just goes to show what can be achieved with the right knowledge and tools.
I couldn't have said it better. An absolutely superb piece of engineering logic and practice.
Where Enginering becomes sheer artistry thank you both
What an education! And what an honour to have your Dad present and share his experience.
Well Done Christian. You are about to receive in the post- many many crankcases from all over the World! You will have to set up a Factory! All the very best Gpx
😅 🙋♀️Vera
Lol!!
Thank you Christian & Vera, amazing what you have achieved at home (although it helps that your machines are of such high quality) you show us why meticulous German engineering is so respected the world over
Absolutely agree.
Brits can also do meticulous engineering - just visit a machine shop that contracts to the F1 racing or medical industries. The shameful thing is standards in engineering education in most of the world have been slipping for years… or maybe I’m just getting old and grumpy.
Christian redefines 'basic' lol. I am in awe Fabien must owe you a few steins!! Keep it up
There's DIY then there is next level German DIY. Love Vera chipping in keeping it all grounded and entertaining, 😎😄
Vera talks a lot more now keeping Christian in check 😅
There is nothing on the internet that explains this in such detail. Great video that is so helpful to tdv6 owners.
I loved it that Christian's dad helped!!👍🏼
I couldn’t help myself from giggling a bit hearing a German guy saying ”Persian blu” instead of ”Prussian blue” (as I know it to be).
Well done to you for saving this engine block and thank you for sharing.
Good to see your dad in the video, I’m sure he’s a wealth of knowledge too!
Another great clip
Thanks Christian for reminding me of my long passed father, like you, so meticulous in his measurements & fine touch. Father was a chief tech in the RAF who cut his teeth on early piston engines & later merlin engines with large cranks. Still remember him hand lapping bearings & trying to teach me lol.
I don't know who is more clever... Christian or Vera that married such a clever man... 🤔
Undoubtedly, but, definitely, a unique, unprecedented, unparalleled, unmatched masterpiece of achievement
Thanks
Amazing machining skills there. And so well explained! I know it's not good the engine failed, but we are so lucky to see you repairing it. Another brilliant video guys.
Hard to top this one Christian! I am in awe. What's next? Using your son's foundry and cast your own engine block I guess 😁. Your videos are priceless - thank you!
Your lucky to have your dad with you who has a lot of machining done. Learn from him and enjoy his presence. Succes with the rebuild.
This guy is a bloody genius and he doesnt even know it. Perhaps not a Toyota scale genius but still a genius. You can have as many tools and machines as you want but it takes brains and skill to put them together and make them work to do such a precise machining job as this at home.
Sir, You are truly blessed. It's gotta be nice to have the Dad with you. Plus, you can just look at him and see the knowledge. He looks like an old pro, probably has forgotten more than I, more than I will ever know. 😄 😄
Lee, I use this phrase a lot at work. „I forgot more about balancing than you guys will ever know.“. 😂😂😂 my colleagues have to tolerate these things from me. I work in the field of rotor balancing for 30 years. My dad is 82 now and I learned most of my machining skills from him. Christian
Genius……….camera work Vera, not too bad on the engineering front as well Christian, loved the vlog well done.
Without a doubt this is the best damn channel on CZcams
🤗😅 Thank you 👍🙋♀️ Vera
Christian, I love your work. This just another example of your well thought out method to tackle a job most would just put into the too hard basket. I tip my hat to you.
Vera, as usual you are the star of the show and not a single OMG that I can recall for the episode. You make a great team and I enjoy watching your videos very much.
Very impressive considering the low tech machinery. I used to machine the bearing journals in Napier Deltic engines on a purpose made line borer or they were put in a jig on a horizontal borer very similar to your set up but the shaft ran in the jig, this was back in the early 80’s as an apprentice, it was done exactly the same way just scaled up. We used to set the cutter height from a ground diameter on the line shaft using a little jig holding a DTI but it was always a nail biting moment when you took the cut as the tolerance was only 0.0005” on a bore of about 7”. In a very hot summer we had to machine the bores over size as the engine blocks where made from aluminium and the bores would be under size when they cooled down..
Great video 👍 can’t wait for Fabian’s engine to go wrong again 🤭 you know what I mean.. You’re all set up to do Vera.’s engine now also.
Love the Deltic motors. Made a t-shirt with a simple shape outline for my father in law who loved them too👍
Hi Christian and Vera, just to let you know that a nomination for the Engineering version of the Nobel Prize will be sent in today. A fascinating video, both for your genius, and the video work.
😅👍🙋♀️Vera
The man can’t resist a challenge.
Hi Christian and Vera,not sure which is the most awe inspiring,Christian's skill or Vera's enthusiasm.Can't wait for the finished engine installation
Absolutely "amazing" Christian. Very very impressed. Gold star x10.
Came across this channel by accident. Best accident I've ever had. You guys are just amazing! Your natural, talented and so very interesting to watch. It's a fantastic recipe don't ever change. Thank you so much!
🤗Hope you subscribed😅👍🙋♀️Vera
if I am not mistaken, Christian said he is an electrical engineer by trade, and this engine repair is a hobby...:) this makes it even more impressive. .... Can't wait for the next step..
Christian you are a very clever man with great knowledge of engineering. I love your home workshop.
Hats off to you.
Ohhh : “thats easy huh?” 😂🤌😂 You Sir, are alien! No other explanation 🙃 You explain is so easy that it makes so much sense in theory, now practically it’s impossible for a puny mortal! 🙌 UNBELIEVABLE 🙌
🤗👍🙋♀️Vera
Dear Both. England calling. I'm totally impressed, I had a machine shop in Arizona and built a Cam boring Bar so I totally respect the work that goes into making one.
Peter
Absolutely Poetry to watch, Christian you have a wealth of knowledge 👍
This channel is an absolute gem. Excellent work guys.
Hi speed internet! Lucky you I still have Donkey speed internet!😂 , I'm looking forward to see the engine married again and first start up. It's always amazing what Christian can do absolutely amazing..
Yeah, we want to see that too, and we have nightmares about when that time comes. 😅👍🙋♀️ Vera
Christian what a fantastic job you have done on the block, again great video and presentation 😃🇬🇧
Christian I was here watching your video thinking have we worked together at some point in the past? The work and approach you take is almost the same as I do when bringing camshaft journals back into oil clearance specification on a Honda CBX 6 cylinder motorcycle. It is even down to the Sharpie pen in the bottom journal 😱 as I also don't have engineers marking blue. This is old School true engineering undertaken by past masters who I was fortunate to be taught by during my instrument making apprenticeship back in 1980. Like you my machine tools are limited but experience always shows you the way. Thank you, your Father and Vera for undertaking such a time consuming job for Fabien, and sharing with us loyal viewers of one of the best CZcams channels out there. When my mains spin might ask to borrow your boring bar and head🤣
Impressive, truly great workmanship 10/10... Great to see things getting repaired instead of thrown into the bin...
Another awesome video and great seeing Christian become the apprentice under the supervision of the Master his farther.High quality information and solid engineering and German quality engineering practice.Im addicted to your vids excellent teamwork and quality .I look forward to the next instalment ‘oh my god “ take care out there lol.
😃👍🙋♀️ Vera
Even the internet cable job is well done as well, German attitude is amazing
This is just awesome work Christian, I am soooooooh impressed with the quality of results you achieved doing this at home.
Nice to see somebody taking some extra effort to explain things, maybe trivial to professionals, but far from that to amateurs like me.
I don't know, Christian has been working in the automotive balancing industry for 30 years now. He actually does know a thing or two. I don't think it's only for amateurs 😅👍🙋♀️ Vera
Hats off to Vera, Christian, and his dad. A family of engineers.
Completely fascinating! I will make my wife watch this next time she makes me go to the theatre 🤣
😅👍🙋♀️Vera
I would like to thank you very much for up loading these videos very entertaining
Watching Christian working together with his father is such a wonderful thing, amazing skills on display. Now this is a reality tv show worth watching! Thanks for all the effort by all of you👏
This is next level home workshop engineering. Fantastic.
👋 to the master toolmaker and a 👍 to the video
Master Piece, Christian! You're not afraid of no challenge, are you?
Fabian sure is lucky to have such skilled and generous friends.
The rig to line bore this is fantastic. Simple in concept but sure requires high accuracy and skills. Well done.
Yes, absolutely right. Please do not do that at home, or at your own risk 😅👍 We should add that in our future videos. 😃 🙋♀️Vera
@@Vera_and_Christian I doubt a warning is needed. Those that can will do and those that can't will soon figure that out. :)
This is going to be brilliant, can’t wait to sit down and watch later after all trick or treating is done
That set up is a thing of beauty.
Evening Christian. What a fantastic video with your Dad 😀 Vera as always is a love ❤️ xx
Hello Christian and Vera I thought you exhausted all your brilliant ideas Christian and you amaze me once again. It should be law if you own a Land Rover Discovery 3 you have a best friend called Christian who is a German engineer 😊 and can take a L R D 3 apart blindfolded . And his father does not look 82 👍 looking forward to seeing it all go back together again take care both of you.
Ralph
Just cannot get enough of your awesome presentation tutorial character kind vlog............thank you Christian n Vera
I know this is an old one but I'm fairly new to the channel. I am not an engineer, simply a plumber but I am fascinated by the subject. You explain things so methodically, without the usual arrogance more common in people as skilled as you, that I enjoy your videos very much. My Dad was an engineer in the mines, then food processing plants and finally the oil and gas industry and seeing you and your dad working together on this made me wish I had been able to do the same. Great content Vera and Chrisian, thank you :) Nige
Hope you stick around for a while. We are just starting our newest engine rebuild endeavour. 😅👍🙋♀️
Amazing job, fantastic, we all know Vera is always helping.
What a pleasure to see such engineering well done Christian
Well assume that's what any german home workshop setup can do ... simply amazing work guys ! Its probably more in spec now than after it left the LR factory haha
What a great series with both your trophy wife and engineer father, well worth missing my american football, just a basic shop, you and I have a different definition of a basic shop. Stay Safe and Cheers from Dallas TX
🤗😅👍🙋♀️ Vera
Fantastic job! I've learned more about this engine in your past two videos than I had in years prior. Really hope it will be long lived.
What a genius !!!! Your content is so addictive !!! Thank you all 👍👍👍😉
What an excellent video. Great to see your dad helping out what an amazing team with him and Vera too. I love machine work and I must say for a sparky you did good lol.
Very nice work, great to see what can be achieved at home great to see your father there helping too
Sat in awe watching this. Such excellent explanations and ability. Love the involvement of your father (especially at 82yrs old!)
Man I'm coming to you two for my next service. Great video. 👍 very excellent engineer. 👏
New subscriber. I just stumbled on your channel and have been binge watching all day.
Greatly admire your combined skills in both engineering work and video production. Congratulations to you both!
Cheers from Sydney, Australia.
Peter.
😅👍👌🙏🙋♀️
The attention to the details is remarkable! Congratulations!
Really shows what you can do in your home workshop,genius,thank you both for making my day and ensuring I change my oil in my disco 4 every 5000 miles!
That is the way to go. 😃👍🙋♀️ Vera
There is no question - he is German :D Very brave I must say. You need balls to take on such a task at home!
Very brave in even attempting to fab a line borer and i really do hope it works as the majority wouldn't even try such a thing and take it to the machine shop instead.
As for your high speed internet cable i can't believe the extent of the work they're putting in as here in the UK they can't even drill a hole through a wall right never mind bury the cable.Mine was sleeved through plastic pipe and dumped across the top of the lawn.
😅👍🙋♀️Vera
You sir, are a genius. I’ve learnt so much from all of your videos. Thank you 🙏
This has been my favourite so far. Excellent determination and persistence - very informative.
Christian, you sir are the reason we fight to change the culture of throwing away the broken and instead work to repair. Thank you.
Excellent work, Land Rover should set you on as a consultant 👍
That is the most incredible task I've ever seen taken on at home, Yours and your Father's skills are fantastic.
I've only recently discovered (no LR pun intended) your channel, and I'm binge watching all of your content. I've watched an awful lot of CZcams, and yours is amongst the absolute best content out there.
Thanks for taking the trouble to film and edit these so carefully. Huge amounts of appreciation from Nottingham, UK.
BTW, I love yours and Vera's sense of humour!
😊🙏🙋♀️Vera
German engineering at its best!!!! I'm glad your father helped, knowledge is a great thing and Vera's photography the best yet!!
Brilliant work. It’s so nice to see Christian’s dad helping out. I’m sure there’s been some father to son passing of knowledge down the years.
It’s great to watch that German sense of precision & inventiveness.
I’m sure there’s a business to be had line boring those blocks. Sadly, most get dumped & usually the whole engine gets replaced.
Many older Discovery 3s are getting scrapped now due to the cost of engine replacement.
Skills like Christian’s are virtually unheard of in the UK now.
Unfortunately 😥 Maybe we'll get our own project Disco once Fabians leaves our driveway 😃 That is actually what we really want, then we can make all the calls. 👍🙋♀️ Vera
Hi Christian and Vera, I’m a newly graduated mechanical engineer in the US who just got hired by a big diesel company over here. I’m learning a lot from your detailed explanations on the engine block and the cylinder heads, this is quality entertainment for nerds like us.
I also lost by beloved Audi to a dumb accident months ago, and I’m seriously contemplating acquiring a used ‘06 LR3 here in the ‘States (they’re gasoline over here, not diesels sadly). I found one going for 13k with “only” 93,000 miles on it and I’m eager to see just what kind of luck Providence shows me if I get it.
Thank you for the entertainment, i subscribed at the second video I saw from you two. Amazing content :)
😃👍That is so cool. Check that it has the refurbished oilpump already, including a timing belt change. And be sure to get a OBDii tool and hook it up to see what kind of faults it throws at you. Also make sure it has a clean oilchange record. Then you'll have a great car. Also make sure you familiarize yourself with the LR3 maintanence record and check if that all has been replaced. Otherwise you will be doing that. You can find that one on the Disco.co.uk website. 🙋♀️Vera
Well done Christian amazing work. 👍
Absolutely astonishing engineering work from a home workshop, congratulations on a great job well done. Good job with the camera too Vera lol
This was a really awesomely good video… your fabrication skills and engineering expertise is really next level.. nice your dad is around to help too!
Well done Christian and Wera, such a nice job and so precise. Fabian is very fortunate to have such friends as you both. Thank you for taking the time and effort to film this for us. Lets see more of Wera. Paul.
😅👍🙋♀️ Vera
I am amazed at the quality of workmanship that Christian has.. He has a better set up than some professional workshops have.. get to see him working with his Father too..
WOW! 🤯
Mind blown!
Another amazing video. I am in awe of your ability and mindset to of thought of this.
I bet your dad loved getting back into this too.👍
You remind me my older brother... also doing almost everything on his own... even he built his own commmon rail injectors testing rig...
You did a veeery nice job...
😅👍 That is great, I think our plan is to have the common rail injectors tested at a Bosch shop. Maybe we need to rethink that plan. 😃🙋♀️ Vera
@@Vera_and_Christian I admire your confidence in my brother's job but knowing my brother I would still stick with the Bosch service🤔😀😂
Very professional approach, nice to watch! Thank you for sharing your experience, it helps novice specialists not to make mistakes!👍🏻
To Christian, his father, and Vera: This is an amazing triumph of experience and can-do-it-ness. Truly inspiring.
To everyone else watching this video: Do not attempt this at home. Do not even think of it.
😅👍🙋♀️ Vera
What a fantastic piece of engineering at home.
Also to do it with your Dad, that’s something you will never forget (l know this from my own experience), but you don’t need me to tell you that, you couldn’t buy that experience, precious time.
Well done all of you.
All the best, David.
Ps, new subscriber, nearly caught up with all your episodes.
😅👍💪🙋♀️
You blow me away with what you achieve at home. Your engineering knowledge is something to be proud of and your dad may have a few useful tips he’s gain over the years for us all as well.
Very talented Christian.
Quite impressive.
Vera, your comments are priceless - and bring all down to earth. What a great team 🙂
You make Sunday a day to really look forward to. 😊 Thank you both.
It makes us all smile to see you and your dad working together. 😊