No worries, glad you enjoyed it. Less is more. Cheers Geoff

No worries, thanks for watching. Cheers Geoff

Thanks, Adrain, always good to have a few tricks up your sleeve.

Hi Thomas, many thanks

No worries Will. I hope your Landy is running sweet. Cheers

Thank you Tony. I can't take all the credit, this a trick that has been around for quite some time. Cheers fro watching

Cheers.

No worries, glad you got something out of it. Cheers Geoff

Hi Colin. Thanks, really glad to hear you are enjoying the channel. I have heard of similar method with the use of snatch strap, principle seems the same. Cheers Geoff

Graem Elliott Cheets

No worries jaspergrumfuttock. It is handy tip to store in the memory bank. Cheers Geoff

Glad you liked it, Duncan. That is interesting about the firer trick, I have seen people use boiling water to pour over the glow plugs.

Glad you enjoyed in Vincents. Cheers Geoff

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia absolutely love the show Am a series 2 1962 a owner a wanted one for many years and about 18 month ago a took the plunge into one knowing nothing haha ,how can a watch the film you guys done tell what be amazing if could get on a UK cinema a bet it's a real treat on the big screen amazing content from you guys

@@vincentsgardens870 Hi Vincent. Well, welcome to Series Land Rovers Club, and good on you for taking the plunge. We are working on getting the film over your way and it will be showing at the Classic Land Rover Magazine gathering in July in the UK at this stage. We will keep you posted on the event as more details come to light. Cheers Geoff

Geoff thank you for getting back too me on this a carnt wait

Sadly happens to the best of us, and you stay safe too :).Thanks again

Hi Neil. I will consult the brain trust and get back to you one that one. Cheers Geoff

Hi Nasser. Yes, you can start your car provided you have six volts in the battery if do not have six volts you can use the batteries out of a torch and connect it to the coil. I have demonstrated this in a previous video. The reason why I didn't use a crank handle in this video is that most vehicles after 1985 didn't come with the option of using a crank handle, and as I mentioned in the video even if your vehicle is fitted for a crankle hand to be used it is the first thing to go missing and I have bought many vehicles where the handle has been lost over the years. As for a six-cylinder and V8 motors, you can use this method, what you need to keep in mind is the compression ratio, most vehicles of this era have a compression ratio of 8:1 to 9:1 and this method works fine. If you place it into a lower gear it exactly makes it harder to turn the motor over, believe me, I have tried it and this is the reason why you always park your vehicle either in reverse or first gear when parking on a slope. So keep in mind it is about compression ratio and gear ratio. Thanks for watching Nassar and I hope this helped. Cheers

Yes it would, it works on any vehicle. Apart from diesel, as you need a bit more strength to turn the wheel. Cheers Geoff

Always pays to have a couple of tricks at hand. Thanks for watching Matt

With and FFR, you will need to, yes make sure the CD is off and jack up one of the front and rear wheels. One other tool you will need is to wrap a strap around the wheel, you will need to pull this (like a pull cord), without using this method with the strap it is very difficult to urn it over by hand due to the high compression nature of the 4BD1. I will endeavor to make a video on this method. Kind regards, Geoff

Hi Blake. Yes, it does, I was using the starter motor to help to give us a rough indication of how much voltage was left in the battery. I have placed a link below to another video of ours which you might find of interest, where I use a standard six-volt battery to start a Land Rover. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jJh0bMKfmtCdkmQ.html

Theory yes Petrol easiest Diesel you might need to tie a rope around a wheel and get a team to pull start it like a lawn mower Cheers Damon

Hi Collin. Snatched strap rapped around the rear tyre, with the rear axle jacked up and transmission in top gear ,with the ignition on. Cheers Geoff

Hi Matt. Yes, it does, though it is easier to use a strap wrapped around the tyre and stand behind the car and pull it.

it does though you need to change up the method slightly due to the higher compression ration of the diesel.

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia thanks 👍

@@pierluigiippoliti5534 not a problem, we will try and do a video in the future on it

Pray, will have to look at that problem in a future video. Cheers Geoff

Yep, it works.

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia I'll take your word for that ;-)

@@IDontWantAHandle101 We will aim to do a video for you in the future. cheers

@@seriouslyseriesaustralia Perentie time!!!