Thanks for your comment James glad you found the video helpful 😀 👍 lol just don't use the turkey baster in the kitchen after keep it in your tool box 😀 😉

Thank you for your comment my friend. Yes you are right if you know what you are doing alot of jobs are quicker. When making these guide videos I'm trying to help people who know nothing about cars or basic knowledge. When filming it takes longer to do the job setting up camera,tools needed etc. And I do the job slower to show the steps needed for someone to take if doing themselves. From a novice point of view. Hope this helps in why some videos are a little bit longer than they need to be. God bless you have a good day my friend 🙏

@@waynem6504 glad you found the video helpful my friend.

@@felipecesan1 no apologies needed my friend. And thank you for your question 🙏 😊 I buy the diesel and fill a 5 litre container. If your good you can pour straight from the container. But I use anything clean a cup or jug to fill with diesel then put that into the filter housing. What's left in the container goes into the cars tank. Only the clean stuff. Hope this helps my friend 🙏 😃

@@magicspanners402 thanks You!

@@magicspanners402 Hi mate,Sorry to bother you again. I bought a new filter and installed it, but when I started the motor, it worked for 10 seconds and then stopped. When I put the old filter back on, it worked perfectly. Is there something specific I need to do to the new filter before installing it, or should I consider buying a different brand? Thanks!

@@felipecesan1 don't be sorry my friend. I'm here to help anyone who asks. I've used both after market pasts and original mitsubishi ones. Wow I bet that was messy putting the old filter back? You could have gotten air into the system but it would have naturally bleed itself by starting the car. Did you let the new filter soak up clean diesel then top up the filter casing ? The tightening band on the filter casing can also be fiddly because they made of plastic. If the seal is not right air will get in that way too.. I hope this information helps my friend. If your still having trouble and your in the UK I'm happy to link up an help you out. I often travel all over for work. So unless your in Scotland I'd be going past you at so point 😇

Thank you so much for the advice! I actuallyb live in Australia, so unless you fancy a kangaroo ride over here, I'll give your tips a go on my own. Really appreciate your help, mate!