Ship's Engine Maintenance : Fuel Injectors | Chief MAKOi

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In this video, you'll see how the ship's Engineers replace and overhaul the Main Engine's Fuel Injectors.

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All Comments (21)
  • Back in the early 1980's I worked on drilling rigs in a natural gas field. One rig was built in 1942, all mechanically driven. The 2 main engines were huge V12 Waukesha diesels, I loved crawling around that thing doing the maintenance.
  • @Kai-yc5sp
    Over 50K people watching a video on fuel injector maintenance. Must be 50K mechanics... like me. Thanks Chief.
  • @lory2622
    Every time I see these engine rooms I reflect on the pride and attention to detail. The crew must really care.
  • @symplemynd57
    Love watching the "Mechanicals" of a big ship. The size and mass is just incredible.
  • @JackKirbyFan
    Wow, just seeing all the cuts and angles of shots, I can't imagine how much time it takes to film all of this. Thank you for doing this chief. I also see how hard these guys work. It's tough work and obviously long hours. I often wonder how long our car engines would last if they got this type of care! :)
  • Brings back memories of changing injectors on UK railway locos. One of my jobs was testing and setting up injectors on a Hartridge testing rig. we used Fucious oil as a test liquid as it had the same properties as fuel oil but without the hazard of possible skin problems.
  • Thanks chief, I really like these tech videos, very interesting seeing the details on the big ship systems, and how you folks keep it all running. You are true professionals. Safe travels!
  • @johnmartin2079
    Chief you are the best teacher anyone could have if having interest in the life at sea.
  • As a retired trawlerman who was the one that worked on the engine as we the seat in the wheelhouse, these vids fascinate me so cheers 👍✌️🇬🇧
  • @peteacher52
    Thank you, Chief. Your straight forward informative style with no introductory fluff is appreciated.
  • @kerravon4159
    Great video! My job has absolutely nothing to do with ships or engineering, so I have no idea why I find this stuff so fascinating.
  • @markfeagans9679
    Always the best, most informative videos from Chief MAKOi, no matter what the subject of the day!
  • @warrenjones744
    I did not realize until today how nice and well equipped your ships workshop is. Some machine tools along with the standard tools and test equipment one would expect to find in such an environment. Nothing more satisfying to see a well trained crew in operation.
  • @elcheapo5302
    It's amazing how large the parts are, especially compared to automotive/light truck!
  • @thesailman
    I have never seen a torque sensing device like that. It's brilliant and so simple! It takes up a lot of space if you compare it to a truck engine but in this application it's both user friendly and present for between service checks. Thank you for making these videos.
  • @ih1440
    Thank you Chief, love this type of episode!
  • Thank you for making these episodes. I only speak for one sub, but all the technical things fascinate me. I would go down to my local merchant marine school right now, tonight. I don’t think they’re interested in a 65 year old. Too bad. Your world is very cool for a gear-head.
  • @jaye1967
    And today, much to my surprise I had a lesson in cargo ship maintenance. Great video.đź‘Ť
  • @benjurqunov
    Your Engineering Rooms look great ! Clean, organized and bright.