Looks like planetarys went into an elliptical orbit.

3 жыл бұрын

This comment is underrated. lol

@peronec6614

3 жыл бұрын

I laughed more then I should have at this comment.

@ObservationofLimits

3 жыл бұрын

More like a rogue sun passed through the solar system and dragged the planets and sun out of alignment.

@savosavanovic2451

3 жыл бұрын

That's why I drive with a manual transmission

That pan and filter had more glitter than a 1st grade art class.

@lordofentropy

3 жыл бұрын

Hell that's more glitter than a strip club on Friday night.

@OvelNick

3 жыл бұрын

D-graded strip club at 2pm with all you can eat buffet....so I've heard... Lol

If my trans ever blows. I'm just sending it to you. As one mechanic to another. I appreciate the attention to detail and the effort to do a damn good job.

@jinxxx696

3 жыл бұрын

@Achronic Deth 1700 miles and the extra $1000 in gas and tolls don't seem to be that much extra when you factor in the added extra use you will get.

@thomasmleahy6218

3 жыл бұрын

@@jinxxx696 Just pretend it's a carefree road trip, like when you were a youngster.

@jinxxx696

3 жыл бұрын

@@thomasmleahy6218 I drive semi, I always see driving as work now.

@MikeSmith-nu9wt

3 ай бұрын

But i live in florida and im stuck in secind gear with one truck , only got 1st and 3rd with the other ..the half ton 4x4 aint no problem , fits on a car hauler , but the other ones a 2000 chevy 3500 bucket truck it wont fit on the 13 car hauler 😢

That’s the first planetary gear set I’ve seen that destroyed... wow that’s crazy

@fshalor738

3 жыл бұрын

I'd love to understand why. The rest of the breakdown makes sense. How did that actually grenade?

@erikj.2066

3 жыл бұрын

@@fshalor738 looks like it got screaming hot, and he mentioned a possible cooler issue at the beginning. Guessing lack of lube, and lack of cooling.

@Astrothunderkat

3 жыл бұрын

You've never seen someone tow in OD with an early a340f then

@strattuner

3 жыл бұрын

@@fshalor738 lost rear lube oil,alot of the newer units are bushing sensitive,they must be replaced,the 4l60 and e and 4l80e is definitely one of those,i have one in my motorhome,its working flawlessly now,that can change quickly with multiple trips up mountains in the summertime,fluid changes are necessary,bushings need constant oil lube

@mjh123crh

3 жыл бұрын

Lack of maintenance...

So much needs replacing. I could see Trent's light under the straight edge. Drum wore out too. 👍

@walmartdog1142

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too.

I hope you guys a ready to get a bigger shop cause I feel like you’re going to be getting a lot more of these! You guys do top notch work so you deserve it!

@DavidLeon140m3

3 жыл бұрын

their shop is fine...

@walmartdog1142

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone would still want only Richard to do the work.

@stevesutton9444

3 жыл бұрын

Sending mine from Thailand

I've been commenting about how the mic sounds on every video and this is the first one where it sounds really perfect!!!!! doesn't sound like it's distorting it too loud at all, your father's voice sounds good, and the drill sound good period really nice good high quality audio. You guys knocked it out of the park like you do all the transmissions!!!

@2xKTfc

3 жыл бұрын

Fully agree, the audio is spot on! Almost as good as that transmission is screwed, ha!

@bluebirdpod

3 жыл бұрын

Trent you need another MIC for you. Would be nice to hear your crap-pot comments!, HILARIOUS !!, sometimes we have to guess what your saying with that new MIC setup, Dad is coming in clear as can be. Not sure how and what setup you have and costs associated with it, but I think it would be awesome to hear you clear as a bell also. Just a thought. Maybe Dad wants you to not be heard! so much !!

@xPreatorianx1

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluebirdpod I was literally thinking the same thing in this video. Father has his mic, Trent needs one now.

Honestly, after watching you work on this video, I will ship my transmissions to you to get rebuilt correctly. You sir, are a craftsman, and have just gained some business. Thank you.

@barrettabney

3 жыл бұрын

Amen. I hope he doesn't retire anytime soon...

Wow more metal than the Monsters of Rock concert..

@happywrenching960

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good one!

@joeestes8114

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is! Lol

@CS_247

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

@saltycreole2673

3 жыл бұрын

Clever!

@BrassMtn

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I had my 75 power wagon still. I’d send the 727 to your shop quick! It had been rebuilt twice. Did not last very long the first time. I went to a local shop in Fairbanks Alaska where I was stationed and the shop I brought it to shafted me pretty good. The second time a friend of a friend in fox county worked on it and I had no issues. I later sold the truck to a fellow soldier at my duty station because it was too expensive to ship it back to the lower 48. Contacted the guy I sold it to a few years later and he said the transmission was going out and he had sold the truck. I miss that beautiful truck. Wish I had kept it and sent the transmission to y’all!

You are a master of your craft! Id sweep the floors just to work for you. Honesty is hard to find in the transmission world.

@Indrid__Cold

3 жыл бұрын

This is the guy you could trust your life to.

@SoGoodRc1

3 жыл бұрын

@ROCKDUDESFORME not always

@thomasmleahy6218

3 жыл бұрын

YKnot Usually varies from unpolished to finely polished bulls**t.

Now this is the kind of car rebuilding content they should be showing on TV

" everyone's excited for this tear down, me too" Why i love this channel, the passion

@consaka1

3 жыл бұрын

I love the tearing down part. The rebuilding part not so much.

An absolute technician a master , a joy to watch ,thank you , Jack Brisbane Australia !

You know, I'll never really need to know any of this but I really enjoy watching you guys. You are a great teacher! Keep it up!

Love his videos, he is the best in the transmission business.

i just wanna say with time comes experience and you are a living proof of that..............keep up the good work

I was halfway expecting Richard to say "you wanna check for play in your planetary gears" upon pulling out the carnage

@thomasmleahy6218

3 жыл бұрын

Jim M. Metal ready for use for metal flake paint. Couple of the rear ends you've done looked like the metal was ground to nano size particles. Fine metal=fine wine?

"you can climb on that mountain" needs to be on a shirts now LOL

Nothing better than watching a man who knows his job well! Great Video!

"I would say we have a issue here" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Folks you always want to check your planetary gears for any wear NEVER MIND.

@jamesplotkin4674

3 жыл бұрын

LOL That planet was as bad as it could be without exploding. Lucky that didn't happen, as that would ruin the case.

I absolutely love the consistency in your videos. Teaching us and sharing the years of experience you have is great.

I know I would not rebuild any transmissions but I love watching you take apart and explain what's going on. I've been binge watching your channel and I like how honest your are when you explained about your power glide trans on how you stayed with some stock parts. Honest about what you could afford or not. Thank you so much and like I said you are truly blessed with your skills.

Loving these videos. Greetings from the UK

I’m mesmerized watching you disassemble transmissions. Very satisfying to watch.

Such a pleasure seeing an expert at work, thank you.

One of the very few KZreadrs who fully explain the ins and outs of the entire process. This video shows that Richard knows everything needed on these transmissions. Excellent video!

This dude is like a butcher when taking these apart. He just knows every part of these.

@gorillaau

2 жыл бұрын

More like an autopsy. Let's see if we can find out what killed the transmission.

I really like it that Richard and his staff don't talk down the previous rebuild technician directly. It's very professional and polite.

Watching these is oddly soothing, almost hypnotic.

Its beautiful... I finished my glass when I saw that glorious planetary. Cheers to another beautifully blown up transmission.

Many Thanks. I always learn from your show.

It's so refreshing to see a competent craftsman at work, that's all too rare these days. I also like the way you do your videos. Straight to the point, with ample evidence of your years in the trade. May your business keep growing.

It a pleasurer to watch such a knowledgeable and efficient master technician. We should be calling you the professor!!

Big shout out to you folks for doing these videos, you guys really know your stuff! Thanks for posting them, they're helping a good friend of mine learn about his 4L60E.

I had a customer with a Ford AODE that the rear planet blew up and he had someone that tore the rear end apart thinking the ring and pinion were bad. I made extra on that one to put the differential back together and then the transmission. People trying to fix stuff the cheap way. Gotta love it. Great video!!!!

I've really enjoyed watching these videos. This isn't my area of expertise, but it's nice to see people who know their craft inside and out and are willing to share it with everyone. Thank you for the insight!

One of my new favorites to watch.

You Sir, are absolutely amazing. You depth of knowledge should be THE standard for automotive technicians.

Having a new part. To show next to the worn or destroyed part. Is always appreciated guys. Best wishes.

I rebuilt my 4L60E years ago for my Roadmaster wagon. I remember at 20 minutes those plastic rings, I think I used a seat clamp, but was thinking you could use a piston ring compressor. Anyway I had one failure on the test drive, the oil pump snapped (part driven by converter). So I got a heavier duty oil pump and was fine ever since. There was a big shell drum had a crack running hallway around it where it meets a shaft, and used an updated stronger drum. And one of the shift coils was open. I did all the upgrades and made good use of the ATSG manual for it. Still working good.

People can learn sooooo much from your vids! I work on classic cars. But I've never done transmission work. These vids give me great insight. Thank you for all the hard work

Richards laugh at 1:45 lmao. I love that literally one of the first times I've heard him chuckle like that

I've a Chevy, 168k, 1500 4x4. Third gear gave out. Thanks to your videos, I had better questions for the garage and even made a trip to the company that was doing the work. It's west of my house by six miles. Surprisingly, they were very open about answers and brought out a tranny for me to see as they discussed their work and warranty. Thank you and everyone 🤠 involved in the creation of the videos.

I had the 4L60E fail twice in my 1995 Chevy C1500. No fourth gear both times. Same mechanic rebuilt it in his messy home garage. After the second time it failed, I bought a new unit from GM and had a trustworthy shop install it. Problem solved. Then I sold the truck to my brother. :)

Now this one is one that I would absolutely love to see the whole complete build from beginning to end. Setting the end play and all!

Love watching these, when I was a young man my C4 died in my 1966 Mustang, I took my transmission to a guy who torn it down, rebuilt it in minutes, I was blown away.

Sparkles fluid! Good job guys, I enjoy the info.

Incredible. Thanks again for the videos

Wow, some serious artistry in this guy's work!

The Doctor going to town!🤟

Richard your amazing. Thank you so much. You make my covid healthcare job manageable. Just fyi you have saved at least 1 life.

Its a pleasure to watch a mechanic/technician who knows his trade and can predict what will be under each part removed. I know that comes from experience and dedication to your trade. I always get a kick out of your work table as it makes me think of an autopsy table. Come to think of it what you're doing is an autopsy except you bring your subject back to life. Thanks for taking time to video and post your most interesting work.

Sitting here in the UK I have no idea what I have just watched, the way you know what everything is and where it goes just boggles my mind. Lol. As a teenager I once looked inside a 1967 Vauxhall Viva gearbox with the thoughts of trying to fix it, I thought that was complicated, went straight to the scrapyard and bought one off a wrecked car. Great videos keep fixing them and passing your knowledge on.

your channel is amazing and informative, thank you for your time.

The transmission Whisperer🤗👍

Totally impressed !

When I saw your grin at the very beginning I knew this one was going to be great!

U guys are great . I live in MD there's not to many good trans shops that I kno of or that do such quality work it's so awesome to see a father son duo working hard and helping ur community providing honest work. Keep up the good work love the content.

Thank you!!!

It's good to see a confident ,skilled man work on something that he enjoys doing. If you don't like what you do get a different job. You sir are a talented lifer. Thanks for showing us how it's really done.

"Fluid smells pretty dark"... right away i knew what you meant lol

The experience this Man and Son has is wonderful to see.

I don't even need a transmission or any work done on one, but I find myself keep coming back and back to watch these amazing videos and Good Decent Honest Guru's working on them. Thanks and IF i ever need my C-6 rebuilt in my 67 Mustang, It's going on a pallet and being shipped to you. Cheers from Motown.

I've been around alot of things in the automotive world.. transmission repair has always intimidated me..alot of parts inside one of these things. Richard and his son make this look easy. Easily the most talented in the transmission world..not to mention Richard you are a great teacher. You are making transmission repair alot less intimidating for me. I'm sure I will eventually get into a transmission soon..maybe even my own. Thanks to PRECISION TRANSMISSION REPAIR. RICK FROM TULSA OKLAHOMA

Like the info on assembly. keep it coming.

The fact that you can put that puzzle back together is impressive

Superb skills. A master at work.

124👍's up precision transmission thanks again for taking us all along with you for the great show

I don't think I've ever had anyone explained on automatic transmission to me like you have Richard you are the best bro damn that was the most awesome video I was so focused on what you guys were doing I totally see all the broken parts it's amazing that's absolutely amazing the way you took that apart right on man

Very well explained,good video

Very wholesome content. Thx!

I love that he does all these transmissions on a autopsy/mortician table. It really is the perfect table set up for these messy leaking transmissions. Perfect repurposing!

You know this guy knows his stuff when he is able to give you a small history lecture of one timy part for transm. that has like 100 parts... If I will be cool dad one day as He right now with his knowledge, I would consider my life lived perfectly. That's beautifull not only from mechanical view....

Richard you have to be the best I have ever seen I am totally impressed every time I see you do a transmission considering I'm a retired mechanic hundred Diesel and Automotive farm tractors you name it and I am really impressed with you minorik you do know what you doing I can see that for darn sure love watching your videos please keep them up total nothing but thumbs up

He knows EXACTLY what every single part of that transmission does... I have a vauge idea of how a generic auto trans works... A pleasure to watch him work.

I just burned through a few of your videos and I very impressed with your knowledge and how well you know your way around these transmissions. Such a pleasure to watch. Greetings from Poland.

knowledge in every video thank you

Woah, what a mess!!! Love these videos. Keep up the great work!

Flawless video sign off execution. Every time. 👍

I have no real idea of what he is doing but I could sit and watch him do it all day !

I know nothing about cars I just love stuff getting fixed and this guy gives so much info good channel

It's great to see all the different problems on Auto units and what happens if you don't look after them Shame your on the other side of the pond. Regards Richard

Wow, what a mess. I would love to see him put this together. Amazing works.

This is therapeutic, i am a PC guy, and i drive a scooter. I really dont care about transmissions or something like that. But i love to watch these vids, i have watched a few of them, but still no clue on whats what.

First tranny I ever did was a 4l60e I bought the truck with a blown tranny and had no money to buy a new tranny so I bought a rebuilt kit. I remember one of the clutch packs still had a date printed on the actual clutch material even after having 130k miles on it I couldn’t believe it. The 3/4 clutches were burnt. It worked great for 3 years until the one planet blew out. I’m sure the washers we’re probably gone on the planet but I didn’t know any better to check them. I remember getting it almost back together just about to put the pump on and I found the anti clunk spring (or whatever it’s called) was on the bench so I had to take it back apart. I had no idea where it went this was back when KZread was pretty new so I watched videos for hour’s until I found a video showing it lol

I enjoy watching your work from Norco, CA.

WOW. Just WOW!!!

Wow can't believe what is entailed in new transmissions! I sure do miss the old days!

I kept watching for where all the metal came from. Then at 25:00, there it is! DANG! I'd like to see a 4L60 go back together. Great video Rich and Trent as always!

I’m a technician and I replace transmissions all the time I wish I had the knowledge you have to rebuild them I’ve been watching your videos since you started KZread and had like 2k subs and I’ve learned so much but still have so much more to learn

Really enjoying your work Richard, praying that you get well soon

Wow! Looks like they sent it to the right place.

With the transparency and quality of your work, I'd send my 48re from NJ to Texas for the reassurance that I'm not getting shafted.

That's crazy, was waiting for this video. Thank you

I love these videos I know nothing about transmissions but I’m learning 😎

Adjustable planetary set! Thats some high-performance equipment right there!

That's a good looking paint color

Great job and video like always

Very informative nice work