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From: ChetBentley
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  • This is f##king hilarious! A real comedy of errors.How many litres of oil did he bathe those pistons in.He should tear that engine down again and check for bent connecting rods from hydraulic locking it twenty times.Either that or he had the plug leads on arse-up and hoped nobody noticed as he distracted them with slight of hand whilst pretending to de-oil it through the plug holes,then putting the leads back on in the correct order.

  • Holy smokes!!!! LOL...

    We all in the MG world know who John Twist is... too bad he closed his shop. He's a great guy

  • LMAO @ 6:33 runs smooth would like that in my Morris Minor.

  • You are commenting on John Twist, the highest regarded MG guru in the USA. The engine he is starting was completely rebuilt in a two day seminar. He had mentioned before I started the video that he would start the engine on his work table top for all of the participants to observe. He does not practice any unsafe procuedures in his shop in a normal rebuild. In his 35 year plus career as working on MGs only he has rebuilt thousands of engines.

  • You are commenting on John Twist, the highest regarded MG guru in the USA. The engine he is starting was completely rebuilt in a two day seminar. He had mentioned before I started the video that he would start the engine on his work table top for all of the participants to observe. He does not practice any unsafe procuedures in his shop in a normal rebuild. In his 35 year plus career as working on MGs only he has rebuilt thousands of engines.

  • You are commenting on John Twist, the highest regarded MG guru in the USA. The engine he is starting was completely rebuilt in a two day seminar. He had mentioned before I started the video that he would start the engine on his work table top for all of the participants to observe. He does not practice any unsafe procuedures in his shop in a normal rebuild. In his 35 year plus career as working on MGs only he has rebuilt thousands of engines.

  • FUCKING SET OF WANKERS

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  • Lol... ain't that the way it goes though? You think you have it all ready and then at the end... one more thing!

    Thanks for the vid!

  • Brilliant

  • Build an engine stand !!!!!!!!!!!

  • Bunch of amateurs !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • You are a professional engine rebuilder?

  • Hi mcsplatter

    Yes for 50 years I have been in the engine job. I can see these guys are dead keen but why are they starting an engine loose on a bench sat on its sump with jump leads and a battery charger on boost ?

    I built an engine stand with variable mountings to take most sizes of car engines ( not expensive just angle iron welded together) from XPAG's to jaguar XK's.

    Best regards

    coolestjagman

  • nice

  • Interesting test, really nice, regards, El Doc

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