Does Our Flood Damaged Dodge Viper have a BAD Engine? Here’s what we found Inside…

1. It would be so cool if I was 20 years younger to come to your farm and learn to work on cars by WORKING ON CARS there.

2. Old video but you messed up on the coke, coca cola is what you needed, that acid in it is what eats corrosion and it’s proprietary to Coca Cola

3. you can always use undyluted white vinegar maybe mix with evaporust.

4. You found sand INSIDE the motor. Nothing other than a complete disassemble and reassemble is going to be OK to do.

5. are we still talking about how it happened… it's been flooded and that's all thats important. Your treating the car as if its been at a crime scene with so much irrelevant info.
   enjoy watching your vids but like most of us came to see you fix the car…

6. Vinegar bro

7. Why don't you just have the head machined

8. Those are very very simple engines to tear down. I would have just torn the engine down, I probably could have had the cylinder head off in a few hours. Then you could clean everything very thoroughly.

9. Straight vinegar, I've seen others use it and it works to remove rust

10. I have never understood this whole coke thing to remove rust. I mean sure its acidic and it does work but white vinegar is more acidic and works much better.

11. Hey Sam, As soon as I saw the fine silt sand in the cylinders and every where I would have started pulling the engine. the engine may be good after agood cleaning but if you just try to clean it and leave the fine sand in the bearings you will destroy them. Really like your vids, keep on trukin man.

12. If the driver brake just enough for block the tires probably the engine stopped before going into the water, that theory is valid if he did not touch the clutch

13. hone the cylinders, check the oil passages and rod/main bearings, clean up whatever is left, and it should be flawless. I think it would even be possible to start ot like this, but its a bit risky with all the sfuff on the cylinder walls, plus the buildup seems to be so thick on the pistons, that it could might just make contact with the valves 😬

14. Thank you for not trying to crank it over right away. We had a running engine in my buddy’s garage that sat for 10 years. It wouldn’t crank after a while so we tore it down. It was completely locked up with rust. Had to use the business end of the hammer to get it apart. After seeing how bad that was I’ll never try to crank over an engine that’s been sitting like that again.

15. Vinegar for rust. Or wear red.

    Just pull the engine and do it right.

16. Pull the motor and tear it all apart. The rest is wasting time. 🤦‍♂️

17. Use dental ice pick with expensive stuff breaks rust down. Never used one with chemical but after seeing sludge it came to mind

18. Yeah that doesn't look like rust, yeah there is some but there is no pitting and there is alot of sediment but this is definitely salvageable

19. Fill it up 🙂

20. Vinegar!!!

21. You need to get with vice grip garbage and do a collaborative video, he would definitely get it running, i promise you he could help.

22. Shilling for pubg is pathetic, you're better than that.

23. Think your gonna have to pull the motor tear it down and replace whatever is no longer useful. anything else is just wasting money!!!!

24. U want a lambo on pubg ..u have to spent 1000 dollars to get it .to much for me

25. I would soak it in vinegar and let it sit 48 hours then drain.

26. Sam, PLEASE put a filter over your microphone. The wind noise is about to blow out my speakers.

27. Why is a 9k mile car have ripped driver seat

28. Are you not considering that you might have sand in there that would ruin everything?

29. Its cool to see if these things will work or at least help, but honestly the best chance this car has at being driven again is a brand new engine, transmission and serious electrical work

30. Only thing this car is good for is parts.

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