Toyota MRII: Edd Fixes The Broken Engine I Wheeler Dealers 

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Personally, i found most videos on his new channel to be rather boring and somewhat heavy going. So I barely watch them any more. I am aware that there is always something new to learn, but I have found much of it irrelevant to what I would describe as the average home mechanic. Plus, he goes into way too much detail at times, showing every turn of every screw, which I find a bit tedious. I prefer the more direct, faster pace of Wheeler dealers, but that might be because I have enough knowledge to not want or need every tiny detail explained to me.

Every show also needs a refresh and the two after have mad the show good in a different way. Ed was as much to blame as the new team when you get into it.

No shit Sherlock 🤦‍♂️

Ed’s was the MAN cool guy

We all miss Edd in our house He made me feel like I worked !n the Stone Age Of the motor industry for 34 years He

He did mention his blood test showed traces of petroleum. I've been mechanic for 45 years it's 10w40.started when part cleaner was crazy strong

How? He has his own channel and there are a multitude of these clips on here for your entertainment. Or are you a friend or family member who hasn't seen him due to covid? Incidentally, who is this 'we' to which you refer? I certainly haven't missed him.

@@calibrazxr750 damn dude, chill

@@gooondie I am perfectly chilled dude.

@@calibrazxr750 k

@@calibrazxr750 "we" is us all of us watching wheeler dealers and come down because I do not think you are "perfectly chill dude" as you said

Clearly a very early episode.

A rust “converter”, here in the states you can buy it at Eastwood

Why would you consider sending your money to an Asian owned car company? All you'd be doing is helping make some foreigners even more rich than they already are....Smmfh

@@branon6565answer: because toyota has been a very big popular car brand that pretty much makes most of their vehicles are reliable and good made they can last literally forever like as an example: have you ever seen Toyota hilux on top gear but they are not those new computer ones they are those old beasts like from 1980s is the best example I can give you check it out on the top gear channel to see it

You also missed the apostrophe in it's.

Never even changed the oil filter ?

@@thomascatford2627 you are assuming that, simply because it wasn't shown, that it wasn't done. By that reckoning, he neither slept, ate, drank or went to the toilet the entire time he worked on it.

@@calibrazxr750 yes why was it not shown ? an oil filter must not be important, still an oil change and a new alternator fixed the broken engine 😂😂😂

@@thomascatford2627 surely that is merely subjective?

For the same reason we never see Fords like Zephyrs , Zodiac or Granada’s Are there non left in this world of ours

Perhaps because they just aren't worth doing. There is an endless list of cars that they haven't done, part of the reason is finding one that needs a bit of work, but isn't so expensive to buy, or so costly to repair, as to make the effort pointless. Plus, the interest in certain cars, the Monza perhaps falls into this category, is simply not there. Just because it is a car that interests you, it doesn't mean that it interest's others. How many people even know they exist, much less have any connection to one?

Probably because that car you're askin about sucks, it's garbage..

What did you expect them to do, buy a new rear arch ?

The concept was to spend as little as possible to make the car as good as possible and to make a profit. Replacing a rear wheel arch and then getting it professionally resprayed would have resulted in little to no profit. This was essentially, just doing up an old car, not a full on restoration.