Just out of curiosity, do you have a digital or analog angle gauge? Do you prefer using marks instead? Love watching these videos alot, and I will admit, I am not much of a Ford guy, but I would still kill for a 97 or so f350. Honestly, one of the best bodystyles of any truck ever made.
My 3/8" torque wrench has a digital angle gauge built in. For bigger job, I use a mechanical gauge with dial for angles. I prefer to just mark the head bolts on diesel engines. Especially on this engine with the 3 sequences. It's too much for that small tool, being a 1/2 drive and I use 3/4 drive for torquing.
I really enjoy your videos! You are such a wonderful person to take the time to capture, edit, and upload this material. I have plans to do so much work to my truck and I know your videos are going to be such a huge help. Thank you very much and I wish you the very best in all your future endeavors.
Studs help, a lot, but nothing is bulletproof. It all comes down to how much money the customer can spend. They make the final decision, I just put it together right!
There is a program with Ford and your local dealers. It is called the Asset program where a dealer sponsors you to enter a 3 year course, or you can try UTI, there in multiple places from California, Houston and so on!
@srmastertech ya i was going wyotech but things came up so i chose to stay and be with my mom she just had knee surgery and hard for her to get around but i love the vids i learn alot from em thank you
@soccrplayer209 Good luck and I hope you stick with it! It's moderate pay, tough work, dirty, and can be bloody! For myself, it's my hobby and I couldn't do anything else!
Hey russ. Does your ratchet handle have a part stamping number by any chance? My dealer is not able to find a 40" handle. Thanks
CLaM734 1 week ago
never buying a 6L, I'll find an older 7.3 and not have to worry about all this.....
freakshow2000 1 month ago
@freakshow2000
I can understand that, there is the 6.7lit and it have been outstanding and extremely reliable!
srmastertech 1 month ago
Just out of curiosity, do you have a digital or analog angle gauge? Do you prefer using marks instead? Love watching these videos alot, and I will admit, I am not much of a Ford guy, but I would still kill for a 97 or so f350. Honestly, one of the best bodystyles of any truck ever made.
killercan10 6 months ago
@killercan10
My 3/8" torque wrench has a digital angle gauge built in. For bigger job, I use a mechanical gauge with dial for angles. I prefer to just mark the head bolts on diesel engines. Especially on this engine with the 3 sequences. It's too much for that small tool, being a 1/2 drive and I use 3/4 drive for torquing.
srmastertech 6 months ago
Just wondering are you on your own now or still at dealership?
acwizzard 7 months ago
@acwizzard
I was in an independent shop for a while. As of now, I'm back at a dealer!
srmastertech 7 months ago
I really enjoy your videos! You are such a wonderful person to take the time to capture, edit, and upload this material. I have plans to do so much work to my truck and I know your videos are going to be such a huge help. Thank you very much and I wish you the very best in all your future endeavors.
jerbrerizz94 7 months ago
@jerbrerizz94
Thanks for the very cool comment!! I really appreciate your support and I would like to follow with your work!
srmastertech 7 months ago
Also why use head bolts? Thought studs bulletproofed the 6.0?
hondatuner88 7 months ago
@hondatuner88
Studs help, a lot, but nothing is bulletproof. It all comes down to how much money the customer can spend. They make the final decision, I just put it together right!
srmastertech 7 months ago
I'm waiting for them stock TTY bolts to snap!! Good video!!
hondatuner88 7 months ago
@hondatuner88
They wont snap. You can push them beyond their yield, and they lust feel like it loosens up.
srmastertech 7 months ago
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soccrplayer209 7 months ago
Did you us new head bolts? Great Video!!!!!!
jboydmv90 7 months ago
@jboydmv90
Yes, torque to yield bolts are one time use. The head bolts are supplied with the Ford head gasket set.
srmastertech 7 months ago
how many foot lbs do you think is all that when you are all done with the big head bolts
joeuxi 7 months ago
@joeuxi I would guess that the torque feels around 260 to 300 ft-lbs. I would bend the bar of 3' 1/2 drive Snap-On Ratchet!
srmastertech 7 months ago
good info im barely starting my career in the automotive repair industry. Thank You for taking time and sharing.
soccrplayer209 7 months ago
@soccrplayer209 what kind of college u go to for ur automotive because i start community college next month
mwd92 7 months ago
@mwd92 UTI in sacramento, California
soccrplayer209 7 months ago
@soccrplayer209
I was offered a job with UTI, but I make more in a Dealer!
srmastertech 7 months ago
@mwd92
There is a program with Ford and your local dealers. It is called the Asset program where a dealer sponsors you to enter a 3 year course, or you can try UTI, there in multiple places from California, Houston and so on!
srmastertech 7 months ago
@srmastertech ya i was going wyotech but things came up so i chose to stay and be with my mom she just had knee surgery and hard for her to get around but i love the vids i learn alot from em thank you
mwd92 7 months ago
@soccrplayer209 Good luck and I hope you stick with it! It's moderate pay, tough work, dirty, and can be bloody! For myself, it's my hobby and I couldn't do anything else!
srmastertech 7 months ago