Prevost bleeding hp detroit diesel 8v92TA Jake brake repairs, oil & exhaust leaks

Fixing the detroit diesel 8v92ta in the Prevost bus rv conversion jake brake problems, loss of hp due to exhaust leaks.

[carterbaynham]

Scott, I can't thank you enough. Bus is running amazing. Getting to hang out, use the shop, your tools, and especially your experience and expertise. It was easily worth twice what I paid. Oreo and I will be back!! Thanks again!!

[Free_Ranger_CT]

That's a great deal where owners can stay on your property & work on their bus using your tools. It shows that for you it's not about money it's about the love for the old buses.

[siaripop]

That is one of the quietest buses I've heard coming off of Grease Monkey Mountain! Few rattles and limited engine noise!

[randyclyde]

Scott, you and your family amaze me! The thoughtfulness, kindness and care for customers is above most anyone of which I know. Your success is governed by your own actions. You are proving that point perfectly! Now... I wish I had a bus with which I could join you! Be well, be safe!

[davebryan]

Just got on the channel with Scott. Good to see Oreo, I follow The Oreo Tails. I have a 1994 Liberty, 8v92TA. Looking forward to bring mine up to the mountain and let Scott and company check it out.

[greentree]

I enjoy seeing the change in season on your property.

[richmyer]

Country Coach was one of the best converters back in the day. Earnest Borgnine had one.

[reho]

Thanks. Always entertaining to watch you use your skills on these big buses.

[fw]

I love the apartment you built on the opposite end of the shop. Great view. Man, that looks like one hell of a storm coming through!

[VaporheadATC]

It's cool they can work on their own vehicles at your place for a small fee. It reminds me of the auto hobby shops on military installations.

[danielsteward]

I love that model Pervost Coach body. I remember one near where I used to live that never moved from the spot it was parked in.nice job on the 'Jake brake. I can't believe the wires were all off of the solenoids. I would probably solder pigtails on them with quick-break connectors. Those never vibrate apart.

[garyharrington]

Man, that bus is well insulated, my heck it's quiet!

[MiguelMartinez-gdsv]

That's great for someone to learn how to work on their own bus. Nice idea. And love the weather change. It's getting that way here in TX.

[johnwilliams]

Thanks for posting the view of the weather, the mountains are beautiful this time of year and I love being able to see them.

[dougpenrod]

I like the first song you had nice to hear it every now and then

[briandavis]

Love the 8V92 it's a great engine wish I had one in my MC9

[fiat.freakx]

Wow!! Two videos in one day!! Love the in-dept repairs you make to make sure things are correct. enjoying the videos. Loving the season change in the trees miss that as I'm originally from Ohio and been in Phoenix AZ since 1983.

[mattc.]

Tools and a little guidance for an hour labor, that's a pretty cool program. Plus get to hang out on "the mountain" and soak up some knowledge and stories. Such a deal.

[jeffbyrd]

Thanks again Scott. I need to get my bus in someday. I am hoping for next spring early summer. But I have a pit here, an I watch and think that you really need one too.

[bill]

That's awsome, got him back out there on the road with a lot less worries, nice coach. I am looking for an older Prevost in good shape with records.