hello do you have a webiste to the tools you are using

Thankyou. 🍻

Thankyou very much.

Merci

Thanks 🙏🏽

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😁🍻😆… that’s it mate. Apparently a bit of violence seems to do the trick

Greetings.

Thank you Mike 🎄

Greetings 🍻🍻

you get them at B+Q

Thank you Andy. I’m still going from strength to strength and endurance level still above average … a bit like one of them Fred dibhna steam rollers … Hope all good your end and in best of health. Blessings your way 🍻

Brake cleaner

I know in Nm it’s 2500

@@WMCS it's 1356 nm i think

Got it sorted , great content , thanks for taking time to upload 👍💪

They are indeed. I’ve not heard of any issues with the high pressure pump. I’ve got the same engine in my work van.

@@WMCS I heard the delphi pumps can give issues not Bosch or Siemens.

Not yet

Good question... Half way fix. I seen it many times on this channel.

I admire Kevin's work and skill but I can understand him. No shop near working area, vehicle is on stands and you can't leave the working place and tools to buy few$ crank seal.

@@mr.t2585 sure. but for next mot it will not pass. Job twice. So? Order always in advance kit. If not needed just return. Simple. Few £ to fit new seal? I dont think castomer ll be upset to pay extra for good job done.

Replacing a crank seal will only mask the problem temporarily. Rubber seal doesn’t leak as rubber doesn’t disintegrate in oil. If ever there is leak coming through the crank end that means there’s movement in the crankshaft. To resolve it you need to 1 take the sump off. 2.remove and replace both big end and main crank bearings. 3. Then proceed to replacing the crank seal. How do I know. Level 3 JLR diesel engine and gearbox specialist… K-A. Williams.

It’s brake cleaner

@@WMCS merci

This new one is the more expensive range very high torque The one you’re referring to I have in my toolbox I bought it earlier this year and it’s a complete failure of the range. First day I got it nearly broke my wrist as it locked and kicked back. Does it every single time so it just sits in my tool box.

@@WMCS Contact Milwaukee. This fiasco with the high torques breaking and/or seizing up has been a huge embarrassment for them, as they are supposed to be a "premium" tool maker at a premium price, but even DeWalts or Ryobi's haven't had had failures like that. If that tool has the 2767-20 model number and H96B in the serial number, Milwaukee will replace it with a H96A which is the original design, and time and work proven to be reliable. That said, I love your videos. People like to think they are hard workers, but you define hard work by being out there in the elements, slinging heavy parts by yourself. You are tactile with your movements, not wasting time or effort.

Very very true …

Fair enough.