DID YOU KNOW YOU COULD FLIP YOUR RING GEAR?
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- DID YOU KNOW YOU COULD FLIP YOUR RING GEAR?
In this video, I show you an old school method to "flip" your ring gear, no special tools required, just a box, a lighter and a little elbow grease.
Question: How long do you heat it?
Answer: Till the fire goes out.
Question:How hot do you get it?
Answer: as hot as the fire gets.
Don't over think it, It's that simple.
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I really liked this video! Good information, well delivered.
Thank you for taking time to educate us who WANT to learn Mr. Danny.
We know you have a very busy,business to run and we don't take the time you set aside for us youtubers for granted. THANK YOU
And is it me or is danny getting better by the video!
nice tip,
I dome that on many old cars and never had a trouble with that.I use a kitchen oven setted to 400 deg F to heat the ring gear.
The thing I'll add is to check carefully the starter motor engagement gear for damaged teeth tip, this usually goes with damaged ring gear.
Some days i miss this kinda work then i think of dealing with the public then I'd rather just watch Danny instead thanks for the video hope yall are having a blessed day
WoW! Thanks for sharing the Chiefs recipe for removing a ring gear and Flipping it over. And yes Straight cut only or double tapered ring gears only!😉
Great idea! Thanks
Cool trick! Always great to hear what you learned from Chief!
You can always bake a cake and put the ring gear in the oven with it. 45 minutes on 350°.
Love it Danny, great tip. Best trick I've ever seen. Sure beats polishing several spots with scotchbrite/emery and trying to get an even temp all around by colour change...also no chance of overheating and ruining the hardness👍🇦🇺
Super cool!
Boy, this takes me back!! Used to do this years ago, not as many clutches these days. Mostly small block chevy pickups, because anyone could replace a starter, but no one knew how to shim it properly!! 😂😐
Thank you I learn so much from your videos your uncle was a great man
You are very welcome, thank you. He was!!!!!!!!👍
Nice job 👍
You are always dropping these great bits of information. Thanks for helping us through "training".
Thank you 🙏
Great video Danny as always so much useful info!!
Thank you
Hey Danny, i’ve heated aluminum gears in the oven before great idea about the box in the shop or somewhere where a oven isn’t handy,! chief is the chief! Have a great one.
I learn stuff from you every day...great tip..thank you!
Thank you
that is a real cool (HOT) trick. thank you.
Thanks for watching! 👍
You forgot the hot dogs!
That was old school genius!
This is kind of like the idea of putting a motorcycle head in the oven upside down, at 500 degrees held up with 2x4s so that when it gets to the right temp, the cylinder jugs will drop out of the head for replacement. Not sure if they can be installed in the opposite direction or not, I never tried it, just read it in the cycle manual...
Now after watching this video, even though I no longer have my old but sweet 1963 Corvair Van with a three-speed standard transmission, I now wonder if I could have done this to replace the ring gear on it, as the ring gear on the standard trans. in the Corvair, is mounted to the "pressure plate", not a torque converter, so they called it the pressure plate flywheel. Yep, now that is really eating at me. It seems the ring gear on that was spot-welded to the pressure plate, it has been so long ago. But it kept breaking the starter nose cone.
Very cool! Video actually came out great. We all have to remember lighting, hah.
Yes we do
Gracias por el consejo del día, que tengan una Feliz Navidad!!!!
Aqui decimos Soliz Navidad!
Damn it, that's real old school!; when i'd smoked pre-made cigarettes (Davidoff black before it was retired from the market) indoors... used to last me almost 6mins, outdoors... a bit over 4mins. Now that i smoke black rolling tobacco, one indoors lasts me like 15mins and outdoors... like 11, or 12 depending on the wind etc; if those time windows/scales help. The important part i think is that i didn't knew that you change/flip the ring gear or get a new one for less than 30€, i though it was part of the flywheel... two new things that i'd learnt this tuesday.
This is why I keep coming back, always something new to learn 👍
Thank you
I know that done it many times. Danny keep up with the great work . 😊
Thank you
That's cool tip👍🏻
Who doesn't like 🔥 right:) hahaha:)
Just remember to keep the ring gear orientation right or you will put it right back the side was worn!🤣
Been there done that!👍
I had know idea they were pressed on. Learn something new everyday:) thanks Danny hi shopmom:)
Thank you
Love the old school tips. It was informative, educational AND entertaining. You made me want marshmallows with that “reindeer”. How about electricity? Could you hot wire it? Or would it get too melty in places? How about the Texas asphalt? Pizza oven could work. How about an old cast iron stove? Oops, too far. ⭕️ Naw, the tried and true box on fire is a controlled dose of heat. 📦 🔥 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Been doing this since 1969
Very cool tip I usually put the flywheel in the freezer and ring gear in the oven at 500 degrees the gear drops right on just like it did for you
Honey, are you baking car parts again? Yes, and I have some in the freezer too. Ok, just not in the washing machine please.
@@farmergirlofchickens8779 I would never use the washer or dishwasher for car parts the oven and freezer I use are in the shop anyhow lol they are very old (-:
@@tracywraley6892 I just imagined a funny conversation between a man and woman couple.
@@farmergirlofchickens8779 I know I had pictures it also
Hail to the chief!!!
Hail to the chief! Thank you
Just like putting a rim on a wagon wheel!
yes, exactly!
Would the kitchen range oven get hot enough? Say set on 500 degrees.🧐
I would think so.👍
That could be considered a boxing ring..
Funny
Wheat brand of cigars do you prefer?
I use to love the Davidoff cigarrillos now I like a mild cigar.
@@MrDanielSoliz Nice. I get Punch. Joys de Nicaragua when I can. Worked in a custom machine shop (more than cars) going to college. Cigars were our occasional enjoyment while doing manual operation of analog machinery. Ever work on Corvair engines?
Lot Easier Cooking the Ring Gear in an OVEN !!!!
What temperature do you heat it to when using an oven? How long do you heat it in the oven? What type of oven do you use? Is your oven Indoors or outside?
@@MrDanielSolizconventional Electric, or Nat Gas oven, even a gas grill .. about 400 degrees for ten minutes, will expand that metal in the ring gear, , you will be good to go. Just make sure you have thick hand protection, handling any thing coming out of oven .. just like a pot roast...