Part 7 - Refitting the MINI Gearbox and Engine back into the R50 Cooper. 🚗 mend engine mounts. 🚗

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In this video I refit the gearbox back onto the engine and then refit the engine. I also use some silicone sealant to attempt to mend the engine bushes.
PART 8 CLICK HERE ➡ • Part 8 - Refitting Clu... ⬅
⬇️💥⬇️ Links Below & Donations ⬇️💥⬇️ This is Part 7 in this 10 part series on removing the engine from my 2001 MINI Cooper. Later found out the Coolant Plug to Crankcase torque is 23Nm
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⬇️Timecodes
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Lubricating clutch parts
02:43 Refitting Gearbox onto engine
06:11 Refit the Starter Motor
07:00 Refit Gearbox Mounting Bracket
08:09 Refit Gear Change Bracket
10:07 Repairing engine mounts
14:02 Tighten Coolant Drain Plug
15:02 Getting Engine ready for the lift
16:06 Dropping Engine back in
22:46 Torquing the Engine Mounts up
25:56 Reference Photographs
26:09 Thank you to Eric
26:39 Credits
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@CoatsandGaiters 2 жыл бұрын

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@alundrasrt 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Eric.

@neilhampson2843 2 жыл бұрын

Talking about using grease on fasteners reminded me of a job we did in Baglan Bay near Swansea. We were working on a valve with 90 mm A/f nuts on the bonnet. The torque setting was 6500 fl/lb without anti seize and nearly 7000 ft/lb using the lubricant. I had never heard of a difference in torque settings before that job.

@CoatsandGaiters 2 жыл бұрын

That's a good point you make. I'm still never sure if torque figures on a car are without any lubrication or with some. I'm presuming at the factory they would be lightly oiled to prevent rusting in storage. I think too much grease can make a huge difference and cause overtightening. Thank you for the comment Neil.

@patrickjmorgan 2 жыл бұрын

Nice vid Mark.

@CoatsandGaiters 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Patrick

@patrickjmorgan 2 жыл бұрын

@@CoatsandGaiters Different subject, but since we last spoke on the ebike subject, Ive finished another, so now i have a front drive and a rear drive pair of bikes- with the same frames. Both Yose Power kits.

@CoatsandGaiters 2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickjmorgan Is that front and rear drive on a single bike? that would be quite interesting Patrick power and speed wise. Have you bypassed the speed limit on any as I see they can go pretty fast unrestricted.

@patrickjmorgan 2 жыл бұрын

@@CoatsandGaiters No, one bike from 250w and another rear 350w. Both the same ali-frames, as I bought them as a pair for myself and my middle son about 13 years ago. Hes moved on to beter things, so it was gifted back to me- and i still had my one. Ive not tried to derestrict these as I still have a 500w one which is fast enough for me. i need some exercise, so Im happy with 10 miles a day of assisted.

@CoatsandGaiters 2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickjmorgan My friend is looking into electric bikes now since I mentioned them. I managed my longest run in quite a while of 15 miles and when you get older you know that extra assistance could make the ride pleasant all the way rather. Started to get pretty tired after 10 miles and though a bit of assistance would be really nice, rather than knowing I had 5 miles to go in some pain and tingling in my feet.