Hi, I fix my own cars and show you how - aDIYCarGuy is a mix of car repair, dismantling, driving, 4x4, product reviews, boats, tractors, campers, and anything I can get ahold of. The purpose of this channel is to show you that you can do things for yourself. I try to post weekly, sometimes it takes longer.
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Another solid video, Sir. Just straight to the point with everything! We released a portable Jump starter pack. Can we invite you to do a review? We have emailed for an inquiry.
Just regular liquid dish soap that you use in the kitchen works very well for mount/dismount lubricant. Applied to the tire beads and rim bead edges and will go much easier and smoothly
Thank you , this video has put my mind at rest . I’ve just been out in my Cooper S and I had the three lights come on. It makes sense to me know why they would and how a low pressure tyre will effect things . Thank you
That’s funny bcuz that same screw is already broken on my door! matter fact that’s the reason I’m watching this video is because I’m trying to fix it because it holds the handle that you used to open and close the door… so it really sucks. I have to fix it!!
Thanks, I'm gonna try this once my bearing comes in this weekend. I hear grinding and popping from rear driverside wheel when rotating. Appreciate you! Love the raw vid, makes me feel like a normal human being is doing it. Now I feel capable!
One thing I noticed was that you didn't tie off your steering wheel and then you turned your wheels while you were working on it(??). I've always heard to not move the wheels or steering wheel, ever, when you do this job. I guess that's when you disconnect the steering box from the steering column.
You should clean the hub behind the rotor to make sure it sits flush and apply anti seize before fitting the new one on to prevent it rusting and sticking again in the future
might as well be with all the noise....cars w/ no exhaust, motorcycles, trucks, jake brakes, oh and small aircraft and helicopters and military aircraft sometimes
