Holy SHIT!!! A female run diy mechanical channel where the mechanic doesn't look like she's dressed for the club and doesn't somehow magically get through an entire car build with pristine hands!!! Good for you! Big thumbs up!

It is nice to see that there are also women who dont take pictures next to expensive cars, but have an idea of the technology. 👍💗

Nice to see an old Sierra being kept alive, they are quite a rare sight these days. Back in the 80s, I got summer job as a driver for a rustproofing company. The very first car that I had to deliver was a new Sierra 1.6 Ghia. It seemed so quiet, compared to my Mk1 Escort.

Great to see that there are women out there who are interested in cars! It’s a lovely car, and I love how original you’ve kept it

Thank you Beth, you’ve inspired another girl here to get more into sorting my car & understanding it’s mechanics better.

Great to see young people with an interest in classics and the skills and knowledge to fix them, keep up the good work!

It is great to see a young person interested in automotive repair. Our industry is suffering from a lack of young people interested in working of autos. Great video Great channel

Old cars are best. It be great to have a Mrs that does her own car repairs keep up the good work and keep the classics going.

Good to see the copper grease being used, this makes future jobs easier.

If cars were still like this I’d still be a mechanic 👍🏻

I haven't seen a Sierra in years... It's nice seeing that someone keeps such cars running...

In 2000 I drove a red 1.8 LX sapphire as a taxi for a few years, and other sierras. I’ll never tire of the sound of the 1.8, even if it took ages for the blue smoke to clear on the wet winter mornings! Our fleet bought diesel mondeos to replace the sierras, big mistake! The sierras soldiered on, and the mondeos went for scrap. My favourite Sierra on the fleet was a white 1.6 azura hatchback . It was slightly underpowered and thirsty but my baby daughter who was a toddler at the time, loved going to work with me in it, I think she liked the interior. Great video, nice to see younger folks getting involved in older vehicles, keep up the good work

Every time I see someone working on a car with rust like this it makes me appreciate living in a place where rust isn't much of an issue :)

When you open the bonnet I was like “my god look at all that space! You can actually work in there!

it's very cool to see women doing mechanic work , i am 67 years old and back in my 20's when i worked on my cars omg did it cause an uproar in the neighborhood lol

One of my first cars was a Sierra hatch 1.6L One dark rainy night in Scotland, a hairpin bend appeared from nowhere, and we went off the road into some trees (took a sign post down too). Still managed to drive home. Great solid car. Great video, keep em coming!

Made my day right here! Girl's take note this is how you do it!

Impressive-Most Impressive ! When i was your age pre internet i took my 1.6 L sierra to kwick Fit for the same job , never thinking i could do this myself its only after reading haynes manuls and watching Edd china actully that gave me the confidence to learn these things for myself . good on you .

I take my hat off to you. My daughter was about to go out all dressed up and nails done. She came in and told me she had a puncture in her Outlander. So I gave her the trolley jack and rattle gun. Yay she did it. Girls can do it for themselves and here in Australia a long way from anywhere it's essential.

Absolutely fantastic. Great to see you looking after a Sierra. Just love it.

Wow that colour Sierra just screams 1987 lol they were everywhere. Great vid 👌

Hi Beth really good work there - more than likely that the lower suspension arm bushes are the culprit for the juddering - used to do a lot in the past ! Keep up the good work 👍

You make it look so easy, but 20 years of botched DIY on cars, I know my place now leave it to the experts. Thanks for an excellent video. I am poor at the minute so learning as much as I can from your channel. All the best.

I had a H reg 1.8LX sierra hatch as a company car - did well over 130,000 miles in 3 years and it was a blast to drive, and my first rear wheel drive car - nice to see a Sierra again and good luck with the repairs and maintenance

Awesome video, thank you. I had two Sierra's back in the day. Great cars. Easy to work on, no flashy electronic devices to go wrong 🤣

Well done young lady ! It is my honor to have found your channel . I was immediately impressed with your skill and clearly your experienced at automotive repair . You handle tools quite confidently . I would be proud to work along side , if I could keep up that is . Needless to say , I immediately subscribed and will look forward to many of your diagnostics and repair . Wishing you my best and great success on your channel . God bless and be safe . Best wishes from America . Greg

Nice to see a girl interested in old cars , Not only that but repairing them too !

Brilliant my dad had about 4 sierras and ran his own mechanics shop in the sticks love it when I see the work going into a proper motor and love to see the correct tools used to compress the spring seen some people do that in the worst way not to mention how dangerous that can be and to talk about making sure the tracking is on point is essential couldn't be happier with your work I will sub and watch more soon thank you reminds me of better times.

Beth, you've done a good job there. I've had 5 Sierras the last one being a 1989 Sapphire 1.8LX (G580 FVH) which had the CVH engine that used more oil than petrol! This suspension job reminded me of the time I hit a kerb in Sierra No. 1 (C496 RAL, a 1986 1.6GL hatchback) and bent the lower front suspension arm. I had my tools in the boot so I went to a breaker, bought the part I needed, did a roadside repair and I was mobile once again. The front ARB doubles up as a tie bar so no drop links to worry about. A first I thought the juddering could be warped discs. I reckon that the front wheels will need balancing. The front wheel alignment will definitely need doing with those now track rod ends. Don't forget to check the condition of the bushes where the front ARB bolts to the lower suspension arm. Once you've done these jobs it should improve the front end even more. Keep up the good work. I'd have another Sierra in a heartbeat if I had the space.

Young lady you're every car guys dream girl...

Nice to see a Sierra being kept on the road! I had a 2 litre twin cam back in the day, it also had a steering wheel shake, turned out that a front tyre had thrown a weight and was out of balance. It could also be wheel bearings, worn front suspension bushings, warped hubs etc.....

Hi Beth . Great to see a young person with amazing knowledge on repairing old cars. It will be good to know people like you will be able to keep these old cars on the road for many years to come. Well done young lady

When removing calipers , push the pad across to push the piston back in a little to allow it to come off , especially if there is a lip on the disc

Would love to see how you go about repairing the rust on the wheel arches. Got to tackle the same job soon on my Astra G before it gets worse.

I am so happy to find this, I wanted my daughter to see that girls can do other things than be "dollies". My sisters during 82/92 era, knew their way around Cortinas my IV and V, Capris and escorts. Thanks. (Wheel shake during breaking could be damaged disc......try it in reverse....if no vibration...not disc)

You are a fantastic role model for young women wondering if they should train as mechanics. Your MK2 Golf GTI tattoo is brilliant.

Nice to see real engineering on old skool cars not like all this exotic plastic electronic rubbish on other channels 😂 is that a John Grose Kings Lynn original Ford 👍 love your work and channel 👍👊🙂🇬🇧❤️

Simple thing like wheel balancing could be off, flat spot on the tyre because of driving on worn out struts, warped or damaged wheel rim, warped discs, (shudder only happens during braking), worn out bushings on stabilizer bars and top and bottom suspension arms. Good to see a young person working on cars 👍👌😎

An enjoyable video as always. My wife used to have a Sierra. It was a '90 on a G, with the 2.0 pinto. It had dohc, but was on a Carb. Buying parts for it was a nightmare, as according to Ford all dohc engines were fuel injection. The number of parts chaps I had to take to the car before they believed me was incredible. The worst problem I had was trying to get a radiator hose for it. Turns out the top hose was from a Granada! In the end it sucked a bird into the intake and died.

This is why I miss my old fords, so nice to work on. Also Sierra seats just fit like a glove.

I remember when Sierras were everywhere . Now there a rare sight indeed.

I’ve just found your channel and it’s nice to see, in my experience the wobble could be warped break discs

Cant believe how original that is. Well looked after.

I seriously cannot remember the last time I saw a Sapphire on the road! I wanted to buy one back in 2000 when even the youngest one was 7 years old and they were all smokers I saw back then with oil and water leaking out of literally every engine joint. I bought the Haynes manual for both the 4 pots and the V6 to read up on them. It's rear wheel drive and it's a Ford that means cool car. Well done for keeping it going!

Nice to see a young lady that doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty!

Im a huge fan of car shows like wheeler dealer & car sos, I would love to see you in a show like them with you being a female as the master mechanic, now that would be cool.

Lovely to see the women getting stuck into fixing cars! When I started my apprenticeship in the late 60's there were two other girls on the course too but generally there were not so many around until more recent times. Some parts of the job can be challenging and do require some good muscles at times. The Sierra is a great car to have and you make this particular job look so easy. I can see you are making a great quality job of it too, some mechanics don't bother but a spot of grease on the nuts and bolts always make it easier to work on next time!

Thanks, Beth. I had one of these new in 1988 :-) I also had one second hand in the 2000's with a wobbly wheel like yours. Mine turned out to be the anti roll bar bushes at the front of the antiroll bar. We needed two of us to get the anti roll bar back on as it needs compressing to fit back in the new bushes. Great channel, keep up the good work!

I also fix my cars. I hope you get as much satisfaction in fixing your car as I do with mine. Winner! Cheers

This lass would show up most blokes I know in the trade...

Nice one Beth you handled them spring compressors like a champ.

As a Bloke it's amazing to see women getting into car mechanics especially one that's not afraid to get her hands dirty. Keep it lassie as you've evidently got both ability and eagerness to learn.

Check the Anti roll bar bushes where they go through the lower arm. They cause judders aswell 👍

Damn it’s tough to find female lead channels I can dig, but KZfaq recommendations finally nailed it.

The old saphire great little cars nice to have the family connection with it. Keep up the good work

Love to see people that respect older vehicles and are willing to put the work into keeping them up!

Hi, Check your anti roll bar to track control arm bushes as these will cause your steering wheel to shudder especially under braking.

Who is smart enough to tell the difference between a sierra and a sapphire

Greetings from the USA. Been a mechanic for decades, on and off. So I think I can say, excellent job! Your work is measured and shows confidence. Hardly a wasted move, no fumbling about. Very good and I enjoyed watching your work.Try not to bang up those pretty knuckles too much. One slip of the wrench and ouch! One suggestion. When tightening a nut or bolt, using the open end of a wrench can offer more speed to tighten them. Then finish off tightening with the closed end. Loosening would be just the reverse. Break the nut or bolt free with the closed end, then use the open end to quickly loosen. In any case, liked the vid. and all the best to you.

Ahhh the Sierra! Very nice car! I remember driving with the Sierra of my brother on the German Autobahn. Great car and superb video!

You're actually risking ending the earth working on a Ford wearing a Volkswagen Tee.

The best pinto porn I've seen in a long time lol, I was thought on a ford mk 2 transit 20L pinto engine it's nice to see a sapphire that's been handed down and looked after especially by a young lass well done. Great vid

brings back fond memories of when i used to have a sierra.....also nice to see a young lady mechanic enthusiasts in the old cars

Don't be fooled by Beth's cute girly looks, this wee lady is a proper grafter really knows her way round a vehicle been great watching. wish I had her about me to my repairs, loving the channel

I wish my girlfriend was this interested sorting out cars

Stunning!!........car ain't bad either 😘

So amazed to see another Sierra and seeing a young lady working on one that she owns is pretty awesome 😎

I am really happy to see a young lady not only as an apprentice, but to be so involved and passionate about hands on restoration also. be very proud of yourself young lady, girls like you are an absolute treasure!

When you hit your brakes and it vibrates its a warp brake rotor.

you need to keep your legs from under the car. ive seen cars fall even with a jack and axle stand. other than that well done.

Nice to see a lady as a mechanic well done

Track control arm bushings were a common part to wear on these. Nice to see a young lady competent and capable of working on a car; makes a refreshing change

shaking steering wheel while breaking definatley front discs! causing that!

Comment section full of creepy stalkers.😳

Nice ! Sierras are one of the best overall cars imo. Good to see one that isnt going to be put sideways into a tree, and being fixed up.

You are the first female mechanic I ever seen on KZfaq channel. Really great job on the shock and strut. I never try to work on it on my car yet, but it is a great learning lesson from you. Thank you!

In a world of “its broken, throw it away” it’s awesome to see a young person actually taking an interest in how things work. I hope you carry this through to things like fixing a broken vacuum cleaner, toaster....anything you might previously have just chucked away 🙂

Much respect!! I can't even get my son to step foot in my garage. You show hope to this Young generation.

the older cars such a joy to work on, the engine bay in the sierra looks the way a engine bay should be.beth good job

As someone who worked on these back when they were new, great to see you showing it loads of love. Subscribed so I can watch more. Great job.

That brought back so many memories for me. I had one of those, has to be over 20 years ago, loved mine until someone hit it and wrote it off. so easy to work on

So impressive how this girl is so dedicated and does everything so well and better then some dudes , we don't need much to know she's passionate about cars as much as us

This brings back memories! I had more or less the same car, identical colour, only difference was mine was a 2.0 pinto. One of the best engines ever! I'm disabled with a bad back now so I can't do so much car DIY......but I have a Mondeo v6 estate on the drive, a mark 2 which I work on when I can. Hang on to that car, barely any left....it is an investment! Really easy to work on as well; very best wishes! 😊

Well done Beth great job, we also love the video when you fabricate the aluminium fuel cell!!

Thank you for entertaining us all on here beth fantastic video 👍🙂

Nice to see old fords being looked after im doing a XR3 and loving it

Reminds me of my DOHC Sierra. Man that car moved. Great job, keep up the good work.

I so love a girl who rolls her sleeves up overhauls tied off at the waist dirty hands getting stuck in showing the bits that are not easy even for strong men! And she's RED with some art work to view, WOW!!!! gets my vote all day long............

Well done obviously had professional mechanic showing how and access to specialist tools. And here’s me feeling good about my skills after changing my bike brakes !! A classic car purchase beckons.

Nice to see someone so enthusiastic about older cars. Thanks for the video.

So easy to fix them very basic and a lot of fun on roundabouts i had one just like that but dark blue it had done over 300.000miles full service history and it still did 125mph+....🤫🤫😁😁 no problem.... great project 👌👌

Ahhhh the very first car I wrote off after a week of passing my test in 1996. I drive too fast round a corner and hit a lamp post. My dad wasn’t pleased. Good memories.

I have to be honest with you I've never heard of this car before. I leave here in Canada it's pretty cool to see a young lady like you working on her own car..😎👍

Good to see a channel working on the cars I care about. Very useful, subbed!

Just caught your channel today and watched your video. Wonderful editing and lighting was spot on. No unnecessary dialogue. You would make a wonderful instructor. Would be nice to see more women learn basic car functions so they are not ripped off by shady shops. I applaud you young lady...well done. Cheers from Toronto, Canada.😁👍

It's great to see another girl doing this,! I have an old ford fiesta I've currently taken to bits to deal with the rust. And I love it 😁😁😁😁

Brilliant video,always like to see the home mechanic doing this...big thumbs up 👍

You’ve given me the confidence to tackle my knackered track rod ends. Thank you!

Thanks Beth you've Inspired my wife to change the disc's and pads on my Jag while I can now go and have my nails done. Cheers great work.

Love the smell of these old cars, oh and sweet Golf tat there too 👌☺️🚙