Watch the engine start for the first time here - kzread.info/dash/bejne/ip2Nkqd_h9q-nbw.html

@saganworshipper6062

4 ай бұрын

Tsk tsk tsk you didn't start threading the coolant drain plug by hand. Now I will have nightmares! Haha kidding. Awesome build. Halfway through the video just paused to tease you lol.

@Michelangelo84

4 ай бұрын

I think you don't realize what the word scratch means

@M539Restorations

3 ай бұрын

@@saganworshipper6062 I did :) thank you!

@M539Restorations

3 ай бұрын

@@Michelangelo84 I do, perhaps you are confusing building with making.

@akillgamer6767

2 ай бұрын

Hey bro i am a macanic.and your eingin replacement is bery impressed 🫡i am fan. I wish i can work with u 🫡

Perhaps the event I've looked forward to the most in 2023.

@spud8385

5 ай бұрын

I can't wait to hear this start up.

@awkralken

5 ай бұрын

I think I've been waiting for this for so long... noice!

@rellyred4162

5 ай бұрын

THANK BABY JESUS

@OneIslamVideos

5 ай бұрын

Same!! Every upload i hoped it was about this engine and finally its here!

@peterneumann1677

5 ай бұрын

Didn't disappoint, did he.

This has got to be the best engine build video on KZread. No bullshit, straight to the point. Clarity, humour, great shots. No music, no blah blah, nothing but engine. Proper yet concise explanations. And all the torque figures ! Great work ! A'd thank you

@DoubleDeckerAnton

3 ай бұрын

This video is such a masterpiece...!!!

@Traitorman.14.3

2 ай бұрын

0:57 No music? How odd.

@asomind

2 ай бұрын

​@@Traitorman.14.3you must have a lot of friends. You seem fun !

@Traitorman.14.3

2 ай бұрын

@@asomind Yep. I have to fight them off at the garden gate. 😎

I am neither an engineer, mechanic, nor BMW fan, but I would watch this over anything Hollywood now produces. This is great stuff

@magicworkz

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@Cashias_clay

Ай бұрын

I mean it’s a got a great script, what more do we need?

@stefevr

29 күн бұрын

joke's on you Hollywood produced this

@ThePerpetualStudent

24 күн бұрын

Dune 1 and 2 were amazing : )

i am proudly one of the two women that watched this video, you did such a good job filming everything and being so precise I thoroughly enjoyed this video!

@smipy

3 ай бұрын

Out of 3

@evahxh

3 ай бұрын

ive completed the triad by being the third!

@malokeytheallaround

3 ай бұрын

Ahh! I have become the secret fourth!!! 😱

@jortsmcpunch2580

3 ай бұрын

and i, the fabled fifth....

@pinklemonade6597

3 ай бұрын

Hidden 6th member just dropped🙋🏾‍♀️

0:27 bro has seen so much carbon fiber that the towels turned from microfiber to carbon fiber haha

@Bigfoot_Playz

5 ай бұрын

wow carpal nice of u to join in

@petrmaxa4718

5 ай бұрын

It is intentional. It is an inside joke of his. Nevertheless, I do agree it is kinda goofy

@prashasthamudannayake2074

5 ай бұрын

Was about to say the same thing

@SHINdanny

5 ай бұрын

It´s micro-carbonfiber, he always gets that wrong :/

@MG-kt1ck

4 ай бұрын

He has CFSD (Carbon Fiber Stress Disorder)

I am not a mechanic or car "guy", but ANYONE can appreciate the level of expertise displayed in the video. Well done, sir!

Please don’t ever stop making videos like this one. This video is like therapy.

Working on these heads was pure pleasure for us:) They will work like crazy! 👌💪 Greetings from Poland to all Petrolheads!

@BMW_G81_M3

5 ай бұрын

Fantastic job on those heads!

@sawyerT92

5 ай бұрын

you guys are awesome in the us it’s rare to find people to do head work, the fun in these motors come from the heads!

@MikeFoto_na_Moto

5 ай бұрын

So proud we have such a top workshops like topmar in Poland. Absolute top

@CarPlebs

5 ай бұрын

Do you do also m96/m97?

@adchuvghj2159

5 ай бұрын

@@CarPlebs they can handle every head. I saw how they saved damaged, poorly machined heads from a Ferrari V12. shocking!

It is 3:25am, i have 0 car knowledge. I don't even have a license. but this video does in fact grind my gears the good way. thank you

@psilver063

3 ай бұрын

Found the serial killer!!!!

@dreamzzk7794

8 күн бұрын

@@psilver063 hahahah

As a rookie enthusiast, I finished this video at 4:18 AM, Not a single regret

Lego for big kids 😉

@PolicyGovernment

Ай бұрын

A Bit mistake will cost tremendous failure 😂

You've got to admire the time and care he took to perfectly lay-out and arrange every part of that engine on that blanket. Amazing!

@42earthling

5 ай бұрын

An obvious 10 including the explanation while assembling the engine block! Though i do wonder with that stupid brain of me, how the video would be if it was a large Ikea wardrobe which needed to be assembled. :)

@MrMerzinho

5 ай бұрын

This would lighten the process of reassemblying the engine for me

@ruminmusic

4 ай бұрын

man I was thinking the same. Apart from his top notch mechanical work, his time taking arrangement of parts in a mesmerizing symmetry is WOW!

@TheOnlyDestroDragon

3 ай бұрын

Was thinking that same thing. Haha

Game over! There is no need for anyone else to make an S65 rebuild video ever again. This is the reference video. Even better than your own usual high standards and probably your best video to date Streten. Phenomenal!

@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr

5 ай бұрын

Typical germans!😂

@MrSataMan

4 ай бұрын

A reference video without any detailed measurements of the crank or mains? Seriously this is peak KZread mechanics. This engine failed because of a broken crank if I remember correctly.

@Blox282

4 ай бұрын

@@MrSataMan The one he’s building is from a donor M3 with 100k miles on it. Some parts from the original engine did make it back in. He’s already checked piston, crank, and cylinder bore dimensions. The block was honed in a previous episode.

@frikkied2638

3 ай бұрын

@@MrSataManlol you know you don’t have to watch it right? 😂

I am a bmw tech and this is gonnabe my instruction video whenever I need to rebuild an S65. Thank you for this masterpiece video. 🙏

@emre.gry01

5 ай бұрын

When I build a S65 in future, this will also be my instruction video 😁

@Jerrypkmonkey

5 ай бұрын

how much does a bmw engine tech make? asking because im falling in love with cars and how they work and might switch to the field

@ryder2shae

5 ай бұрын

@@Jerrypkmonkey I am a bmw dealer tech. We do everything except full engine rebuild. I am in the east coast of Canada and the pay is not great compared to other trades. It's the least payed trade out there..I went into this field because I love Cars but this trade is killing the passion, after almost doing it for 10 years. If you love cars, don't make this as your profession. Just my 2 cents.

@KingJerbear

5 ай бұрын

@@Jerrypkmonkey Modern tech is a rough job, you need to spend a ton of money on tools, and for a dealer most stuff is billed at a set time. So you're only making money if you're cranking through lots of jobs faster than the "recommended" time. The typical old school "diagnosis" has been replaced by learning how to read and operate scan tools and using a computer. In my opinion the trade is being killed by the manufacturers making more and more expensive cars, the cost for parts and getting your car serviced is going through the roof... but the technician pay is staying the same. In this (and all of Sreten's) video you can see what many technicians dream of, doing jobs the "right" way, with quality parts and taking time to ensure perfection. But in a flat rate world, working like this means barely staying afloat, and that's if the customer is even convinced they actually want to spend the money to have it done right. I deeply respect all the guys keeping our vehicles safe and on the road in this day and age

@hawkboy000

5 ай бұрын

@@ryder2shaeyou ever considered truck technician? I started right out of high school. Got my 310t 3 years later. Licensed techs are making $40 starting. I haven’t worked in a shop in a while but my homies have PLENTY of side work.

I'm a woman. New subscriber and BMW fanatic. Have driven so many brands but driving a BMW even just an E46 318i (2001) is The Ultimate Dream machine 🎉

Working on these heads was pure pleasure for us:) They will work like crazy! Greetings from Poland to all Petrolheads!

Building the bare block bolt by bolt is one thing. However, recording, editing every single second, every click of torque wrench and explaining every single step, well, thats someting spectacullar. I cant even imagine the amount of work you have to do for us Sreten. Take a beer or two, you well deserve it my man! I cant wait to see it run. Thanks for all the content you make for us Sreten! Take care. 🙏

The internet is truly a magical creation. Exactly 30 years ago, there was absolutely no way I'd run into this kind of knowledge outside of a very elite circle of mechanical engineering professionals. Impressive work on the video as well!

@Angelo80907

4 ай бұрын

Exactly this is good!

@thrace336

4 ай бұрын

@@Angelo80907 Exactly. Unironically all the most valuables skills I have I learned are from random goodhearted people on the internet who decided to share their knowledge with people like us.

@wiLdchiLd2k

4 ай бұрын

You could buy the repair instructions from bmw 30 years ago... you mean it was not possible to scratch you smelly eggs while you think that you are "learning/gaining knowledge" by just watching a video on a shiddy internet-plattform. You still know nothing about this engine or how to rebuild it.

@Benjamin_RX8_R3

4 ай бұрын

@@wiLdchiLd2k One of the biggest lies ever told was that Knowledge amounts to the level of someone's intellect. Knowledge/Learning especially in it's practical application are simple, just like following instructions. Innovation is real gauge of intellect, but that doesn't mean Knowledge is any less important. It doesn't matter how you gain the knowledge. How is this different to reading an instruction manual, if anything is it not better? How do you think this guy learnt how to rebuild an engine like this...?

@houstonswisha143

3 ай бұрын

Thank god for Al Gore and the US government

I have a new respect for BMW. The precision of every component of this engine was impressive. Outstanding video.

Just found this channel and I’ve been craving some automotive ASMR. I was never a BMW guy but I have to admit how well engineered this motor is.

@G1rootuser

4 ай бұрын

the torque clicks!!!

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the dedication Sreten puts into giving us this amazing content. Just spreading those parts out meticulously and symmetrically must have taken AGES! Thank you Sreten! You are a living legend. 🙏🏽

@matmul4850

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely 👏👏👏

@fldigger

5 ай бұрын

Just incredible - love the precision!

@NarcFreedom

5 ай бұрын

The man is a machine.

@kenmohler4081

3 ай бұрын

I think arranging those parts looks like great fun!

This will become the video instruction for many of us for years to come. Thanks for giving us this masterpiece

I clicked play expecting to watch a minute of it. I was glued to the screen for the duration. Masterclass content

@hollandwawasan1221

4 ай бұрын

Yep, same here!

As someone that has severe OCD this was so satisfying to watch, every bolt and every single step meticulously properly done. Thank You for posting this!

Once again, the only bad thing about this video is that I will not have the time to watch it in peace until tomorrow. I already know that the brother man Sreten has done it justice!

@cluelessmechanic

5 ай бұрын

I hope you enjoy it today!

@M1r092

5 ай бұрын

I was finally able to watch it... And in one go! I was right, the brother man did it justice! It was fun to watch, but I think not as fun as it was for Sreten to build it. Now it's time to see what happens when he starts it up. Best BMW content on KZread since 2018! (that's when I found out about him). Salut! Also, I wasn't expecting so many upvotes on my commeny, Thanks, you guys!

Man that reassembling of the S65 is absolutely amazing ! I work in the engine team at Mercedes and it's a lot of fun. The job also requires a lot of attention, with certain combustion engines and a lot of accuracy. So all of the details you are showing with us is absolutly amazing! Big respect and also thank you for teaching us!

@nikolausotto124

5 ай бұрын

I’m working on BMW in Landshut, Bayern) and I’m building these)

@kayzenl7911

2 ай бұрын

@@nikolausotto124can we order from you ?

Masterclass at finest !German technology is top notch

These videos are petrol head therapy to the max. Unreal talent and such a magician to watch at work. The best channel on KZread.

77 minutes pure joy, flew by like it was nothing. your editing is out of this world man. thx 4 the content. keep wrenching :)

Sreten's attention to detail, no shortcuts, and absolute devotion to this WITHOUT ANY TECHNICAL SCHOOL OR "CERTIFICATIONS" is very commendable. I'm glad we have such high class, and thorough BMW content. I've seen countless influencers on this platform take their E90 M3 into a shop where they take a surprised face thumbnail saying "ROD BEARINGS BAD?? 😲" and then cut away to promoting some silly mobile game and we never get to ACTUALLY SEE THE ENGINE BEING FIXED. This is why I watch M539

@luckgrip252

5 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, I love that part about M539, others are kind of a clout chasers (not really, but I can't find a fitting name on the top of my head)

@chaonghabibdiev

5 ай бұрын

this man's content is miles above any other, there's no contest

@surfdude7575

5 ай бұрын

Amen to that!

I had no idea that putting engine back together was THIS interesting... like!

Over an hour of pure mechanical perfection!

Man, that torque spec for the vanos units was absolute torqueture! ... I'll get my BMW-technician coat.

@metronemy

5 ай бұрын

Any idea why you need to torque it so high, just to release it?

@madwolfa

5 ай бұрын

​​@@metronemyStretching the bolts, he retorques them again later

Man this is probably one of the best video of the channel. The effort you put into this engine rebuild is incredible: for each single component you have looked for the highest quality and for possibile improvement over stock part, then you have assembled everything with unique precision and attention to details. And you didn't need any of the special tools!

I don't consider myself a car guy, but I find this video most satisfying.

Ah glorious engine building therapy!

You have officially changed the game, I look forward to your builds. That liquid gasket was freaky

I’m a mechanical engineer and to be honest I never had this experience. Just became a dream to me. Thanks for sharing. Super!

I cannot tell you how thoroughly satisfying it was for me to watch you meticulously rebuild this engine. Man the talent, the skill, the patience the love! Words cannot describe the pleasure of this video. What is even better is the fact that there is more to come. Fantastic work!

That head porting was to die for! Looked absolutely phenomenal. You cannot truly appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into it unless you've done it yourself

The way all the parts are neatly placed at the beginning of the video brings me inner peace.

Hands down the best engine build video I’ve ever seen and I’ve spent a decent amount of time looking. Your attention to detail is fantastic and I very much appreciate your sense of humor. Would love to see more of these!

I never thought i'd watch an hour long video of somebody building an engine But man this was really cool

It’s a pleasure to see someone happy to be in their element and grateful to be there. E46 M3 next!

If videos like this had existed when I first got online, I'd be way less afraid to top up my turn signal fluid nowadays.

First time viewer here and I’m absolutely blown away with the combination of humor, passion & articulation that has been demonstrated. You’ve certainly inspired a change in my leadership style, thank you🙏

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, bolt by bolt, screw by screw, gasket by gasket and click by click ! 👍

The only problem with this channel is videos are not often enough. Brilliant work , i can't believe we have such content free. Loves from Ukraine.

@luckgrip252

5 ай бұрын

I am very willing to sacrifice the video frequency for video quality. It's easy to make a botched up, half finished video where you don't get to enjoy full spectrum of the certain action, in this case - full engine building with all the torque specs and so on. Yeah, I'd be super happy to see new videos more often, but knowing that these kinds of videos take up a loong time, I will not ask for that :D When a new video drops, I'm watching whenever I have free time to watch and I finish it in one go like a great dinner meal :D

@berkkirnali8777

5 ай бұрын

@@luckgrip252 i completely agree with you!

@jamessuman2151

5 ай бұрын

It's better this way, plus, when you do need to refer to something later, you can just come to the episode you need rather than sift through the 8 episodes this would normally be

@berkkirnali8777

5 ай бұрын

@@jamessuman2151 its also true. Every episode feels like whole repair manual with 300 pages but with entertainment and more understandable 😄

This video has saved many enthusiasts wanting to buy this vehicle.

i am in school trying to become a mechanic, and recently my teacher actually recommended your channel to us. He mentioned that you are really smart, and thanks to him i now get to enjoy this amazing content of yours.

@M539Restorations

3 ай бұрын

That's amazing, thank you!

You are a treasure for the Bimmer community! Great Work.

You deserve an Oscar for this work, not just a thumbs up.

Probably the best I’ve seen so far in this tube.. Truly amazing!

The dedication to doing it correct is wonderful. By the book, using the correct tools and explaining how and why. Love it.

Therapeutic and then some. Excellent as always, Sreten!

Even by his own lofty standards this is an absolute masterclass, thank you Sreten

Beautiful engine! I love naturally aspirated power!

Love to see people who loves what they do and do it very professionally. Thanks for your content and good luck with your projects!

There should be a KZread hall of fame for videos like this

I've always dreamed about an E92 M3. But now I want an E92 M3 assembled by you. I dont think anybody could do it better. Thank you for bringing joy to all of us my friend.

This is incredible work. Thank you for making this.

The satisfaction was palpable, when you turned the rotating assembly, at near zero resistance. Good job. That is precision work.

One of the few channels on KZread where i watch the whole Video. No bullshit, great Editing and great content make this channel a jewel

This was by far the best rebuild video I ever watched on you tube. Step by step illustration installation process. Job well done mate. No BS, No excuses. I don't think BMW company will give you this much information.

Hats off, very thorough and in-depth video of properly assembling the s65. First time I’ve seen measuring bearing clearances this way! 👍🏻

Watched all of this video, never knew you existed. Thanks YT for the recomendation and thanks to you for this quality video. Was left rather moist after watching this! Absolutely superb. 👍👍

What an amazing video! The official online guide on repairing your S65 Engine period!!! Can’t wait for more.

The amount of dedication you have to execute a perfect job while also enjoying it is something I look forward to have. I’ve been watching your videos since you were working on the e31 850i’s. Really happy for you dude that you’re doing something you love while also sharing it with us.

Put a side the skills, your confidence and humor made your build one of the most riveting gems on KZread. I truly miss my 1990 E30 M3 watching you bring back to life another one of its siblings, Bravo! I Sublute you.

That VANOS procedure is insane! Bravo!

Brilliant. I even cleaned my iPad before watching so I don't soil the engine . Thanks for all the work that's going into this!

I absolutely love engine rebuild vids, especially from Sreten! 🙏

What a journey it was! Thank you for taking us along with you, fascinating to watch as always and congratulations on building your dream car's engine !

You sir are an ARTIST ! Amazing work.

Truly mesmerising to watch the S65 come back to life - this is so impressive!

It's not just the videos that get better every time, but also the professionalism with which the work steps are explained. Very clean work, can't wait until the engine is running and we can enjoy the rich sound. Thanks for the entertainment

This is the best and most detailed engine building in youtube

WOW never thought I'd watch someone putting an engine together. So interesting to see all the details involved with putting this together. A very good Video!

Amazing!!! The Alpina shop coat is perfect.

Awesome, why can't I like it more than once?

Nothing comes to my mind except thank You and respect. This clip is full of knowledge. Thank you for sharing.

A-MA-ZING, thank you!! It's the why and the how, incredibly helpful.

I know absolutely nothing about engine builds and I live for videos like this making it simple. This will help many for years to come. Thank you MR! ❤

Watching a V8 build while its raining is just 🤌

I love everything about this! 🎉

@legioner9

5 ай бұрын

Me too ☺

Nothing more satisfying than pistons revolving smoothly.

this was perfect. PERFECT. down to the last minute details. beautiful work brother!

This is video sets the standard for how ALL engine build videos should be! Simply a masterpiece! (Chefs kiss)

This is easily one of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time - across any platform. Thank you Sreten. You go the distance and do things most of us here would like to do, but lack the skill/ money/ time/ big balls to even try.

Absolutely amazing video!! Thanks for taking the time to put this together for everyone to see 👍

Fantastic video, detailed yet concise and the editing just makes it relaxing to watch!

This was simply an amazing episode Sreten. Such a thrill to watch and can't wait for the first start !!

Such a satisfying video with great insight into your process, passion and attention to detail. Loved watching this, keep it up brother!

Nice! My nephew and grandpa used to repair and restore cars…this just brings me back to a kid again watching my grandpa showing me his repairs back in the day

Both the engine and the video are masterpieces. Great job! Was much pleasure to watch

Never watched anything like this before. Thanks for being on my recommended and giving me a relaxing tutorial on something I may never personally build from the ground up.

As a mechanical engineer I'm mesmerized by the level of technical details, cleanliness and patience put into this. Congrats.

World's most wonderful KZread video is here

I just happened to run across this video apropos nothing, and I gotta say: This was totally enthralling. Thanks for the wonderful and professional step-by-step!