How to Build a 3-Wheeled Gasoline Engine: Shaft Connection and Final Testing

TLDRLearn how to connect the shafts of a 3-wheeled gasoline engine and perform final testing. Get step-by-step instructions on installing the engine, reverse gear, and good gear for the car. Discover how to make the shaft connection using matching posts, joints, and tubes. Watch as the motor is mounted on an anti-vibration pedestal and connected to the starter battery. Follow along as the posts are welded and the gas line is tested.

Key insights

🔧Learn step-by-step instructions for installing the engine, reverse gear, and good gear.

⚙️Discover how to connect the shafts of the posts using matching posts, joints, and tubes.

👨‍🔬Watch as the motor is mounted on an anti-vibration pedestal for smoother operation.

🔌Learn how to connect the motor to the starter battery using a wiring harness.

🔧Follow along as the posts are welded to ensure a sturdy connection.

Q&A

What is the purpose of the shaft connection in a 3-wheeled gasoline engine?

The shaft connection is important for transferring power between different parts of the engine, such as the gearbox and differential.

How do you mount the motor on an anti-vibration pedestal?

The motor can be mounted on an anti-vibration pedestal using rubber feet to reduce vibrations and improve performance.

What is the function of the wiring harness in a 3-wheeled gasoline engine?

The wiring harness connects the motor to the starter battery, allowing the engine to start and function properly.

Why is welding the posts necessary?

Welding the posts ensures a strong and durable connection, preventing any movement or dislodging of the shafts.

How can I test the gas line in a 3-wheeled gasoline engine?

To test the gas line, you can check for any leaks and ensure that the engine is receiving a steady supply of fuel.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction and welcome to the channel.

00:02Continuing the project of building a 3-wheeled gasoline engine.

00:08Installing the engine, reverse gear, and good gear.

00:23Creating the shaft connection using matching posts, joints, and tubes.

01:15Removing the tail of the mouse to attach the shafts.

04:59Welding the posts for a strong connection.

05:09Mounting the motor on an anti-vibration pedestal.

06:42Testing the gas line.