10 Old Engines That Were Built to LAST FOREVER
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Why do some engines run for a million miles while others barely make it to 100,000? In this video, we explore ten legendary engines that were engineered with such incredible durability they've become mechanical immortals. From the bulletproof Ford 300 inline-six that powered countless work trucks to the unstoppable Toyota 1FZ-FE that dominates the Australian outback, these powerplants represent the pinnacle of reliability-focused engineering. We'll examine what made engines like the Mercedes OM617 diesel, Cummins 5.9 B-series, and VW air-cooled flat-four virtually indestructible, and why modern manufacturers can't replicate their longevity. Whether you're a mechanic, classic car enthusiast, or just someone tired of expensive repairs, you'll discover why these overbuilt engines have achieved legendary status and continue running decades after their manufacturers expected them to die. #engines #reliability #automotive #mechanical #engineering
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