Dissecting an Engine, The Basic Parts and Their Functions – EricTheCarGuy

44 thoughts on “Dissecting an Engine, The Basic Parts and Their Functions – EricTheCarGuy”

1. I just started at an auto body shop and I have zero experience with cars. Thanks big bruh

2. inoperative

3. So much new information for me. I feel like I've been to a class not offered at my school. Thank you.

4. 27:25 way too funny

5. Good video

6. Superb thanks alot
   My understanding is broadened

7. Of all the hours wasted on youtube, this is probably the best vid I've ever watched.

8. I've been interested in the mechanics of an engine for over a decade, and I've been asking questions all this time, trying to learn. These are the fundamental answers I needed. Thanks man.

9. Hyundai Santa Fe black smoke problem?(2019 model 2.0 liter diesel engine, piezo type fuel injector)
   Symptoms:
   Black smokes coming only ideal and low speed engine movie under 2000 RPM only

   above 2000 Rpm engine high speed black smoke not coming what is the problem

   Checking and cleaning part and service:

   Turbo charger is service now ingood condition

   diesel injector is in good condition checking service centre

   EGR system is fully cleaned and working properly

   Then what is the problem in one to help me to rectify ??????

10. I thought this was very helpful…but…please have more lighting can't see ..but also those digital diagrams helped to make up for your physical display thanks again

11. Thank you for this

12. bruh this has to be one of the greatest video’s i’ve seen this shit helps a ton

13. can you please clear up the confusion about "synthetic" oil , in that to be synthetic it must say 100% synthetic, "full" synthetic is not synthetic, but rather dinosaur oil with synthetic additive package. Do I have that right ? people pay a lot more at oil change time & may not be getting what they think they are.

14. Man I thought this video was made like a couple months ago

15. I'm soooo glad I found you! I just got a new job at a shop, and have NO car knowledge at all! The garage owners knew that, but wanted me anyway. Well I thought I would just be answering phones, doing paperwork, etc… Well….THEY EVENTUALLY WANT ME TO BE ONE OF 2 SERVICE WRITERS!! The guys come to me to order parts, and I look like an idiot! (I should have paid attention to my husband when he was talking endlessly about cars 😰)
    Please help and keep taking us to school! 🤘

16. I like your explanation idol keep helping us beginners from phillipines

17. Very helpful. Much appreciated 👌👏

18. Very good explanation sir, I love the way u explained

19. I am trying to teach my grandson about engines and I told him it is easy to explain because I can visualize what I am talking about but he can’t visualize what I am saying. I found this vid and he pick up on the concepts immediately

20. Finnish language does not differentiate motor or engine. Everything is moottori.

21. If some camshafts are good for power and some for fuel economy, can I change my camshaft to get better mileage/power?

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23. i truly applaud your effort to put such good educational vids online. they are really helpful.

24. Gold medal video

25. Really enjoyed this man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Interesting to think that after all this time there would be a more efficient means of transferring energy. Losing 2/3rds of the original energy to heat with no way to capture really makes me scratch my head about how much gasoline has been exchanged for the fraction of it's potential. Thanks for the fact Jack.

26. it was really helpful

27. thanks so much eric

28. My 98 ford van has timing chain which is much more reliable than a belt

29. Wow! Detailed explanation… thanks mate.

30. I love watching your videos.

31. 1.25x speed for those who are easily distracted like me 😉

32. The baby sfx caught me off guard lol I had to replay it to make sure

33. 28:03 "think of crankshaft like a pedal on bicycle"
    that actually funny analogy, i imagined an inline 4 flatplane engine as people with four leg cycling a bike with two crank arms

34. He is one in a million, best among many, most trusted , I almost gave up on trading then I met him through a friend, Austin is the most trusted trading expert who helped the life of my family and I ,

35. You are the great man

36. Thanks man! Good information. I do appreciate your time and effort. Thank you..

37. I feel knowledgeable

38. you look like MacDeMarCo

39. If there's only one exhaust manifold on an engine, how is it connected to the 4 cylinders opposite to it?

40. Wow I wish u were my chemistry teacher or something this is the most I’ve payed attention in years lol

41. Absolutely a brilliant yet casual explanation of a fuel engine (yes, not a motor!!). Thanks very much.

42. Thank you for this video. My daddy is the best mechanic in the world and he was going to teach me all this. We were gonna build a motor together but COVID got him and took him from me . I ONLY MISS HIM WHEN IM BREATHING. R.I.P. DADDY THOMAS EUGENE CHURCH. BUT THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. I APPRECIATE YOU AND IM PROID OF YOU YOUR AWESOME

43. Gotta say this is my first video to watch from start to end. well covered, simplified information
    2021 still here learning.

44. I love the virtual engine breakdowns since they can show slices of the engine but seeing the physical parts together adds so much to my comprehension of how an engine works.

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