Fast foward most of video nothing happens...

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

You must've skipped all the great Mojo action...

@nicolasstanley1392

9 ай бұрын

you're watching the wrong channel, then

@jimk4267

9 ай бұрын

Most likely owned an AMC Commodore

@JeffKopis

9 ай бұрын

Well, if I'M not the TROLL OF THE WEEK, you might be! (The votes are still being counted)

@JeffKopis

9 ай бұрын

Well, if I'M not the TROLL OF THE WEEK, you might be! (The votes are still being counted)

Mojo is a national treasure!

@jimlake1478

9 ай бұрын

Mojo's awesome!!

@mikedalt3622

9 ай бұрын

International we love him here too 🇬🇧

Never had so much fun watching two fellas working on a dirty old tow truck. Mojo is a gem.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

he really is!

@harrywalker968

9 ай бұрын

from my experience, looking at 6.2 / 6.5 td. id run.. id only buy,if i had to, a 6.5td, from international harvester. 2002 on..ish.. being in aus.. i have to be carefull, study, all sht i buy.. 4, ford 4x4,s. 62 - 02. & 1, 73 dodge r/t 340 chall.. i like the silver / gray, thing next to the chevy truck..@@MortskeRepair

@harrywalker968

9 ай бұрын

its not made out of 7 mill yr old deno,s.. its not quite coal yet.. had my 4.2tdi, mwm s/duty, 02, dyno,d..700nm.. guy said, the tank is full of greeblies.. mould. plastic tank, sitting in 40 degree heat & -2. dont help.. clogs the pick up once evry 5 yrs..ausle..@@MortskeRepair

@harrywalker968

9 ай бұрын

my 4.2tdi german, brazilian built s/duty,, dont have glow plugs. starts every time.. get one..@@MortskeRepair

@harrywalker968

9 ай бұрын

6.2 / 6.5. buik petrol engine.. chev just couldnt go to cat, IH, cummins,. or dear john..@@MortskeRepair

What would you do without MOJO? he is a great mechanic

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

He truly is!

@multiperpose2010

9 ай бұрын

6.2 guru by the sounds of it.

@jacobslusser5744

9 ай бұрын

Could we have a Friday night Mojo story session with some sammiches?

@dans_Learning_Curve

9 ай бұрын

A lot less!😂

@dans_Learning_Curve

9 ай бұрын

He seems like a humble guy!

Lol mojo is like your version of yoda!!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@bigpappahemi4263

9 ай бұрын

Fixing diesels I am!

@LyleMyers

9 ай бұрын

I think there is a Mojo sticker in there somewhere

Mojo is awesome! You are lucky to have a friend like him. Knows his stuff.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

sure am

Flat out love when the " Mojocraft" is in effect....he's a treasure😊

When I went to buy a tow pig, everyone told me those stock 6.2's are great motors if you don't exceed their limits or hotrod them. It's great to see Mojo at work, not just background noise.

Having Mojo is like having every repair manual from 1958 to present day . WOW , he is amazing !

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

sure is!

This is one of my favourite Mortske episodes. I could listen to old mechanics like Mojo for hours. I know at the beginning he didn't want to be on camera at all but hopefully there's more like these.

Mechanics like Mojo are a passing breed. Just try to find anyone ( yourself included) that knows so much keeps at it, and won’t stop till he gets it done.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

he's a real asset!

You might consider using a rubber tipped air nozzle and shoot air into the glow plug hole on each cylinder to see where the air is going. That would tell you whether the head gasket is bad. A 6.2/6.5 is an indirect injection system, meaning the injector sprays fuel into a pre-chamber instead of right on top of the piston. The glow plug heats the prechamber, which gets the fuel to ignite and start the engine. This is also why the glow plugs are needed year round. Going back to the beginning of the video, the previous owner said the engine was locked up. Perhaps it was hydro-locked from coolant entering the combustion chamber from a blown head gasket. In the time the engine sat, the coolant seeped by the rings and let the engine spin. The 6.2/6.5 diesel wasn't a bad engine as long as they were not overloaded, had good glow plugs, and clean fuel. We had one in a 1 ton 4WD we used to pull around a tub grinder, which was WAY too much weight. After replacing a couple engines, we bought a GMC Brigadier with a L-10 Cummins, problem solved. The other 6.2s we had that weren't abused were pretty dependable. I still would't want one, though.... Great video! Mojo kind of reminds me of my 91 year old Dad, who up until a couple years ago was still tinkering on things.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips

You and Mojo make a great team. He’s got so much knowledge, there’s nothing greater than watching an old school mechanic at work.

You can learn from books, video's etc, but nothing better than listening and watching a old school guy show you how it's done. Wealth of experience and information. Priceless 👌

@MortskeRepair

8 ай бұрын

Right on!

Mojo sure is a treasure! Watching you two reminded me of all the junque my dad and I used to work on. These days all we work on together are reruns of Gunsmoke and a few beers.

Awesome to see Mojo in front of the camera workin on a 6.2!

@MortskeRepair-on_TeIegram

9 ай бұрын

alot. thanks@

6.2’s were way better than the 6.5’s. I’ve had a few 6.2’s that made it over 300k. With modern diesel fuel lacking lubricity, adding used motor oil helps them tremendously. Yes, they were absolutely gutless, but they did get excellent fuel mileage. Manual transmissions behind them is rare. I just recently got rid of a ‘93 GMC Z71 that was a 5 speed. It got 24mpg. I only got rid of it because I couldn’t find a harmonic balancer.

He probably knows more service manuals by heart than most genius engineers forgot about.

Just bought an 82 c30 rollback with a turbo 6.2 yesterday, I'm so in love.

Love Mojo! That old timer knowledge is so vaulable.

Mortske, Mojo and Duff on a Monday. Perfect

Always and added start to my week with a Monday morning start with Sir Mortske, and MOJO showing the kid how it’s done on them diesels. Great start to my week! Maybe Puddin, will finally be working on cars again, instead of cleaning his new digs, and junk yard searching in the high grasses.😊

@Sourman1545

9 ай бұрын

dropped one today the wagon is back, and to the naysayers out there you cant build a car without a shop and now that the shops put together time to get that rust movin

A two hour special!!! Looking forward to it 👍💪

Always good to see the old timers work on these rigs! Was cool to see! Also.. I've NEVER seen this topside creeper! Kinda cool!

Usually pulling and installing new head gaskets will tell you more about the condition of the engine Block and heads. I'm sure injectors need to be taken apart and cleaned if the cylinder and heads are in good condition.

I was in Motor T in the Marine corps in the 90’s. All of our humvee’s had the 62 diesel. Completely gutless and always breaking down. Controllers always failed.

before pulling the pump the next time, remove the return line fitting on top of pump. check ball inside plugs up with material from inside the pump. it will start and run . the local chevy dealer and i took his demo, an 85 suburban with a 6.2 and 700r4. 3.42 rear, on a ski trip from west texas to colorado, and averaged 28 mpg loaded with people and gear. diesel was under 1 dollar / gallon.

@briantruck2284

9 ай бұрын

Good old days

My experience with the 6.2 has taught me they make great boat anchors!

That’s a bummer that Duff didn’t get a ride but he does love running around! Great video and you should give Mojo a raise

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

We will!

I often wonder if Deutz had the right idea when it came to preheating the F8L series diesels. Rather than a set of glow plugs, they used, essentially, fire to preheat the intake air. They had jets in the intake tubes that shot a flame in each tube to preheat the air and, in turn, the engine. Very effective providing you didn't use ether and blow out the intake tubes.

After a long day I finally got back to finish the video. What kills 6.2s is cracked main webbing and broken cranks. It'll either fly apart or lock up. Also I see you learned the lesson of never shooting ether onto hot glow plugs haha. Fortunately it was just an open hole, but it can blow intakes apart or on some of the Ford idi engines blow the injector cup out

Mojo is my role model, I'm only 62 so still have a lot to learn and when I grow up I want to be like him.

I loved my 6.2 slowest thing on four wheels but she ran and ran and ran.

Where has the Top side creeper been all my life? Genius!

Welp! That was interesting, It was fun to listen to Mojo’s story and I got some great tips on getting an old worn out diesel running…

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Mojo is the doppelganger of Tom for Coldwarmotors (with a lot less colorful language) 😆! Either way a valuable asset to any You Tube channel!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Good point!

Seller: "It's locked up" Engine: Doesn't run Mortske: "I got duped"

Just the greatest channel and content creator 😊 much respect ✊

Appreciate the deep dive with the Mojo-Man...my folks and grandparents aren't around anymore. I always imagined what it would be like to learn from the old coots. Glad you keep him around for us to enjoy!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

A day off, morning coffee, cool weather, and Mortske and Duff Dog. What else could I possibly need? Happy Monday!

@briankelly1420

9 ай бұрын

Mojo? Or, Mojo doing his Walter Brennan impression? But you are right perfection! Have a good day.

Totally enjoy the interactions you have with ole mojo. The friendship you two have is priceless! Mojo is a library of knowledge that you are blessed with having. Everybody should have a mojo in their lives. I think you are pudden's mojo.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

So true!

It didn't run, that's ok. You ventured in to the world of the 6.2 AND we got to see a great Mojo video. Men like him are irreplaceable, and full of incredible knowledge. Great video as always, Thank you!!!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Well said!

Well, no-one can say you didn't give it your best shot. I'm a points and condenser man so I don't feel inclined to go to the dark side after this. Well impressed by MoJo's topside creeper. Never seen one before, but it makes perfect sense given the size of some of those rigs. Take care, Mortske, all the best, Mart from Mart's Garage in England.

@derekwalters6132

9 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing about that top creeper, had never seen one before but it sure looked handy.

More Mojo! The local cattle buyer bought a 6.2 brand new . He was a character and would go to the curling club and it would idle while he played his game and had a few drinks. Someone asked him about that and he said he only shuts it off in the heated garage. He would go to an auction and it would idle all day while he bought cattle and be warm to go home. Which may have been 14-16 hours. When asked if he worried it would get stolen he said no. One winter and it was traded.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

what a gem!

Mojo and you work well together.

2 hour videos anger my supervisors. I, on the other hand appreciate the 2 hour diesel curvball from you guys.

Upgrading to 2/0 battery cables will solve the wires overheating (common issue). Never use starting fluid on the 6.2, wd40 works great. Cycle the glow plugs for 30 seconds for a couple rounds. I have some crappy videos on my page for the 6.2 referencing all the above issues.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips!

Thank you Mojo the only thing I knew about diesel engines is to heat up glow plugs before you start her up learned something today

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

He’s a wealth of information

Mojo the 6.2 whisperer, a buddies 6.2 was full of disappointments, ate three starters and in the end the crankshaft broke around the rear main bearing. Can't say you guys didn't give it a major dose of CPR trying to make it live, the original owner probably fed it to much either with the fuel starvation issue.

The glow plug controller relay is behind the breather, mounted on the intake manifold

Mojo teaching Mortske to repair diesels, what a cool combo. I'm sure the reason why it was said the engine is sized might have been to do with all the bad ground cables what where not hooked properly or a very weak battery. Too bad the engine was pooched, probably got used and abused.

The 5.7 DX block engine was plagued with problems until it was perfected in 1984. By then the American car buying public replaced them with the gasoline engines. So if you find a 1984 5.7 diesel, keep it. People claimed 50mpg in full size Oldsmobile cars.

You just knew when Mojo got over being camera shy that he was going to be a star. Thanks again for all the hard work.

Always dig your videos, but this one was endearing. Your friend Mojo reminded me of working on tractors back home with my grandfather a very long time ago. Thank you for making this and for the good memories. Stay well.

A 6.2 Detroit. The main downfall of them is they were designed to be ran extremely hard..not light use, they get carboned up too easy...and will not start in the winter. Gotta hand it to GM though, they were the only company to make diesels in-house until just recently. It made the trucks way more affordable vs. Ford or Dodge

You're one of the few channels that I'll watch Repeats. That's fine praise for you, Thomas. Thanks!

@MortskeRepair

16 күн бұрын

Thanks for the views!

The best part was one of Mojo's mumbled comments. Mortske said "It wont give me my socket back!" and Mojo quietly mumbles "Well, you cant sweat the small stuff." Pure gold.

Great to see you and MOJO working on stuff together.

thanx for the shout out mortske-I knew you were going to need several batteries to get a 5.7 gm diesel to run.funny how the the gm diesel with the worst reputation actually ran. keep the great videos coming.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Much appreciated

@stephanieluigon5192

9 ай бұрын

So true! The gasoline based 5.7 Olds diesel "unreliability" (read "horrible idea") did more to harm passenger car diesel sales in the US than cold weather start performance or lack of support. Expecting a gasoline engine to withstand the necessary compression ratios of diesel engines showed the silliness that made GM eventually file for bankruptcy.

@faulknerfixesall

9 ай бұрын

@@stephanieluigon5192 i totally agree the engine block on the diesel 5.7 is just an ordinary gas engine block-what were they thinking?one redeeming quality was if you had one in california and you registered before the eventuall gas engine conversion it was smog exempt -but what a lot of work to drive a giant gm car that would be smog exempt

Always full trottle for maximum diesel displacement from pump to get the air out, its 10 times faster.

When I first saw the second tow rig was thinking Weather Channel wanted to do another tow truck series Heavy Rescue:Mortske Edition ( with Duff The Wonder Dog ).

Pretty sure the timing chain jumped, that’s why it doesn’t have compression. Can hear all the compression coming out the intake valves. Enjoy the videos even when there’s failures, we all get stumped sometimes and chase down the wrong rabbit hole once and a while. Except Duff, he knew what rabbit hole you needed to go down, just couldn’t explain it. Haha!

@kolt.45

9 ай бұрын

To add to your timing diagnosis, could the injection pump timing be 180 out? When they were turning crank to align dowel pin it would have to be two crank rotations to one injection pump rotation. It appeared they only did one rotation.

@dans_Learning_Curve

9 ай бұрын

​@@kolt.45should have at least fired on starting fluid.

@TestECull

9 ай бұрын

@@dans_Learning_Curve It did. Coughed, spat a fireball, occasionally kicked over half a rotation.

@dans_Learning_Curve

9 ай бұрын

@@TestECull oh. You're correct!

@BobbyThornsbury

7 ай бұрын

Definitely heard compression coming by intake valve’S. Also doubting that Lift Pumps ability. My first time commenting, but love watching. Keep it up 👍🏻

Oofa! That was PAINFUL to watch. You gave a valiant effort. Those engines suck HARD...in more ways than one. Friggin' boat anchors.

Mojo was Lovin’ the 5-7. … so was I tbf love some diesel action 👍🏻

Really enjoyed this episode! Great fun watching you & Mojo work together! Thanks for the super entertainment!😂

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

our pleasure!

More MoJoe please he's comical 😅

Mojo what a gentleman it's nice to see the respect and the bond you have for and with him which shows what a gentleman you are as well regards wayne

Been waiting for a Mojo collaboration for a while, gotta love that little hand clap he does when you first bring the truck in or the "hee-hee" laugh when testing the glowplugs... "I got fans? All right!"

Can't get enough Mojo! You two are a riot. God I love Mortske Monday!

Mojo is full of information! Thank you for sharing! 👌 😊

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

You are a blessed young man to have your dad. I lost my Dad When I was Seven years old I really like watching your videos Continue to keep posting your videos I enjoy everyone.

@MortskeRepair

6 ай бұрын

I appreciate that

@BOBBYPAYNTER-hk3kl

6 ай бұрын

@@MortskeRepair YOU ARE WELCOME 👍

As soon as it started i could smell it lol i love these old things i know they dont have the most power but its something about rhem i had a 87 6.9 with a banks turbo that i used for fire wood and i loved the truck

@MortskeRepair-on_TeIegram

9 ай бұрын

alot. thanks@

Mojo is frigin awesome. Thanks for another Mortske Monday! Thanks for the editing work Chin!🐾🍺

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

OUr pleasure STu!

Thank God for MoJo , he knows his diesel . Shame the tow truck is a non runner but hopefully someone who needs a headache will be up to the task . Take care , give Duff a treat , and until next time , Stuart in Ontario ..

As soon as you first cranked it I thought "you didn't let the glow plugs heat up first". My Dad had a '79 Olds Diesel. It was actually a reliable car. If you strap a camera to Duff it will come back with deer poop, raccoon poop and poop from whatever else you've got around there smeared on it.

You win some you lose most but that’s the way she goes. Always entertaining watching this channel

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Glad to hear it

I think everyone needs a trusty shop foreman like MOJO he's awesome! Maybe one day I can get up there and have a sammich with you and Duffman and talk shop with Mojo. 😁🤙as always love the channel keep on keepin on!

@urbanurchin5930

9 ай бұрын

.....Mortske rule #1......DO NOT just drop in ! Notify TWO weeks or more - in advance of expected arrival.....bring a case of Wibby's or Hamm's Original.

@stinnettracing

9 ай бұрын

@urbanurchin5930 #1 I NEVER go anywhere uninvited. #2 If invited, I'll show up with 4 cases and something for MOJO and Duff.

Love them 6.2 great fuel economy and ok power wish i had the money id be there to get it

Every workshop needs a character like MOJO!

I have never even heard of the Top Side Creeper. I like it. Maybe with one of those I might be able to work on vehicles again. As for the 5.7 diesel? I didn't know any of them were still in existence.

@grabasandwich

9 ай бұрын

Junkyard Digs recently posted a video of one with a 5.7 that they swapped with a 455 gasser. A while before that, they were in the background of Pole Barn Garage's video unsuccessfully trying to get it to run. They're turds, but there's a small group of people who love these GM V6 & V8s and still want the parts. Apparently the DX blocks are more desirable, but I'd imagine in a few more years parts will be unobtainium.

@Cochise6-6-6

9 ай бұрын

Bought one for the shop a few years ago, same one, gives my back a break and better than laying across a 2x6

@todddenio3200

9 ай бұрын

@@Cochise6-6-6 I am disabled with severe back issues and I think with one of those, I could possibly do some of my own work on my vehicles again. Looks like I am going to have to start saving up money and hopefully in a year or 2 will be able to buy one. (It's not easy to save up for anything living on less than $1000 a month)

Glow plugs are like 12 bucks each or at least they were last I knew of

Mortske, my dad had an Oldsmobile station wagon when we were kids with a 57 diesel what a hunk of junk no offense to the people that like them just from experience 0 to 60 in 5 miles. And mom couldn’t figure out it couldn’t run on gas. Great episode buddy cheers made the old guy. Happy to hear it run.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Good times

Man mojo loves those six twos as much as I love the 7400 vortec although I'm sure he's probably forgotten more about the 6-2 then I know about a 7400 vortec got to respect the experience ps. I'm almost to the end of the video now it's something that I learned while working on a 7-3 with a good buddy of mine The older diesels really don't like either very much what you can do instead that works really good is soak a rag and gasoline and choke the engine with the rag it has the same effect as either but works a hundred times better on those old diesels

Another Great Mortske vid!!! 👍

That MOJO is a pretty smart feller! Everyone can learn a lot from him!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely

Mojo is the man!!! Lord I laughed so hard when he first go up on the top side creeper and Chin put him in fast time laps…..a older feller moving that fast was awesome!!! He is going to still your channel without even trying too!!! Go Mojo!!!!!! Your are no doubt the star of the show!! Your a lucky man Mortske!!! Love your channel!!

Currently at home and off work due to Covid and I’ve been waiting days for this video! You’ve made my week already. I greatly appreciate your videos every week. I’m sure you don’t hear it enough but thank you dearly for the weekly entertainment and everything else that you do. I’m looking forward to next summer when you and Puddin are cruising the Some Day Model A.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Get well soon!

Bill Heath at Heath Diesel Service, in Everett, Washington specializes in the 6.2 and 6.5. He even got a 6.5 in a 90s Chevy C1500 to make 300hp, and went 140mph at Bonneville!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

awesome!

Its my best birthday in many years...2 hr video with Mortske, Mojo and Duff. Thank you. Great video.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

happy birthday!

Thanks for another good one Mr. Mortske! Great to see you and Mojo working together on that ol' 6.2.

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

Mojo is an gentleman and very knowledgeable 👍🇺🇸👌💪

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

no doubt!

When you jumped on the creeper to crack the fuel line. I pictured wreck it Ralph stepping in. “I’m gonna wreck it!” Hahaha

MOJO is the Man! Mortske is lucky to have a man with so much knowledge and Duff to open the hoods.

It was great watching you work it with Mojo. That's an OG mechanic right there!

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

Sure is

We’ve all been there, Mort-fighting with a motor we want to run, but just does not have the juice anymore. Working along with you and Mojo and Duff Dog supervising was still a treat. Thanks, Mort! Love the Duff!

OMG, i was choking on my on spit (will ferrel reference) when he asked Duff 'just did you say six two.?' twff

@MortskeRepair-on_TeIegram

9 ай бұрын

alot thanks@

Wow, TopsideCreeper! Who knew that was a thing? Now I need one! ❤😎

@MortskeRepair

9 ай бұрын

yup

That poor Buick camper it deserves better for sure. Those things are cool fixed up

HILARIOUS that Mortski is sick of it before he gets it started. Wait till it runs and you see how GUTLESS it is, that is the Rx moment for most.

MOJO is the BEST ever. 10 people will never learn what he has forgotten.