My missus says, "why is he not swearing like you do?"

My brother, making this job seem so easy when it's not. God bless your heart for the effort.

Kevin, this video really helped with a clutch change on my mini one. Thanks for taking the time to video it, much appreciated. Leon

even when it's raining... you are so hardcore man

THIS MAN REALLY EARNS HIS KEEP DOING JOBS LIKE THIS IN THIS WAY .

M8,you are earning your bread really hard.Congrats,wish you all the best!

Wow, seriously impressive that you can change a clutch so quickly and not not even in a garage - on axel stands! You are a real craftsman sir- well done and thanks for the video. I read some garages charging 7 hours labour to change a clutch in a r50 mini!

I just did the same job and found this video very helpful but just to note to anyone doing one - there is no need to drop the subframe at all. Once you have the front end module off - the gearbox comes off and out the front with no problems.

Very Thanks. I love this clip. Love the way that you do!

I know from firsthand experience, recording while repairing takes 2X the time. And in the cold/ wind...., A+.

Nice work 👍👍

Zen and the art of effortlessly wrestling a clutch into total submission haha - A Wonderfully instructive video! And not one word spoken throughout! Excellent work sir! Very enjoyable to watch: 10 outta 10 :)

Great video again Kevin brings back memories for me

Hats down for this guy, seriously he did really good, now I know why mini cooper are so cheap and why mechanics charge high for its repairs, a lot of work

Thanks for the Video, we replaced the clutch for the first time. It worked fine whit the video. Thanks. Ggz Edwin and Milan (netherlands)

Great video, easy to follow.

Making it look easy superb well done

That mini-cooper is a job and a half. Good God man! You pretty much disassembled the entire front end. 😳👍

this was fantastic, my thrush bearing is about to collapse, attempted to call you a couple of times, but goes to answer phone, sounds like your a busy man

Top work Kevin!