Why do all these boobtube monkeys have filty dirty cluttered junk packed work areas that they use for "building engines"?? Kinda shows you right off what kind of "quality" work they do. :realcrazy:
One guy i know says you cant buikd an engine in a garage.its too dusty. I almost agree, but he was an aircraft engineer.
Totally sterile,and sanitized (so to speak) engine parts will make for a long lived engine, but i consider the enviroment i drive my vehicles. Dusty gravel roads. Lots of them.
What about opening up an engine to repair it? Think the dealerships have a designated clean area to perform major surgery on a less than one year old diesel engine?
I can tell you no. They may do their best to clean,and assemble with good practices but it is done in the service bay.
