Final Inspection and Conclusion

tired dirty Suns going down and I can't think of any better backdrop than that right there let's get that engine out so let me show you what we've got prepared we're here we've got a small oak heavy-duty pallet and a tire we're gonna set that engine crankcase and transmission right down on there and it's sitting on the rollers that the Jeep was originally on if you guys didn't see these go jack rollers I'll post a link in the video description that's why we got them because we knew what we're gonna have to use these rollers to roll other things around cool let's get this engine out contact so we got the engine up in the air but there are two things that we forgot to address one was a fuel line but the fuel lines are already loose anyway we'll tuck this guy there pretty brittle garbage and the other thing that we forgot was the emergency brake cable so we've got to bring it back down and release that emergency brake cable I'll show you real quick so this is the fluid the water and oil that's leaking out and this is that emergency brake cable basically that removes with just a flat tip screwdriver we go engine is out higher there we go get her out of here it's not too bad it's not too dirty it doesn't leak a drop of oil which is super cool man so we'll clean this up soak it down with some super clean we're repainting with engine enamel paint fix it all up if you guys have any suggestions for engine paint for this thing let me know and we'll reinstall it back on here once we get the new motor mounts let's take a quick look at that old motor mount let me grab it real quick that is the old motor mount yeah nice thing while we pulled it guys I hope you enjoyed this little video today I'm so glad to be back working on popcorn the Willis Jeep things are starting to slow down for springtime here on the farm I've got a lot of grass seed that I planted a lot of land that I cleaned up plenty of future videos please subscribe the channel pound that like button and we'll catch you next