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Perhaps it is time the Hyundai driver moved to an automatic...

This is the problem, sometimes it's the driver that's the problem, not the car, but .... You can't know until you spend time money and stress

I've been clearing out problem cars bud to make space, blew 2k on 2, glad your back.

Why can't people drive. I drive multiple cars per week and have no problems at all. Petrol,diesel,old or new. So many people shouldn't be driving.

Welcome back stranger. I was out in Lanzarote at the beginning of July. We stayed at Puerto Calero. An absolutely beautiful marina.

The last vehicle I bought was a manual isuzu d max, on taking a test drive selection of reverse gear seemed extremely difficult to the point I suspected a potential issue. In the end, I bought the vehicle being in all other respects ok and decided to drive it for a week. Three years later, there is no issue with the gearbox it was simply me not used to the truck. If you drive another vehicle for a long time, you get used to it, and if like me your other vehicle is an auto it compounds things more. I am certain that given a few weeks, the guy would get used to the car.

You’re a good man James sorting out these issues. Feel bad for traders losing money because customers have hidden or undisclosed faults. Anyhow makes for great content. Keep up the great work

Good to see an updated video.

Chops who ? My God ...its been 2 weeks 😂

i thought you was going to get on one of those poor camels lol

PICNIC Problem in Chair Not In Car 😅😅🤣🤣🥳🥳

hyundai low clutch problem is the clutch damper worn out

I rented a car in Mijas and after a few days the exhaust blew. It was a small independent rental company with very keen prices. They picked the car up from our B&B and fixed it right away. I suspect hire cars in these places get thrashed

The Hyundai driver seems to be the problem; maybe he should try an automatic. You're a good man James, always going beyond for your customers.

I've actually broken down yesterday in a VW Golf the clutch pedal went down to the floor the police have to tow it to the layby

Hyundai should be an easy resale if the worst happens but I'd point your customer in the direction of a Hyundai dealer for their opinion on it.

I'd not be worrying, or knocking loads off for a cam belt bud, they're made of kevlar mix these days and hardly ever go, motorcycles use them in place of a chain, maybe to transmit 100 bhp (!) it's usually the water pump or a tentioner that goes and makes the belt jump, have a good listen in the belt area, maybe pull back the belt cover and have a look, if it's OK your good to go, on say old cortinas, yes a rubber belt would go, but it's very rare these days, doing a new belt or reducing the price over say 50 cars a year is like 25k (!)

Kuga is such a common issue. Most people get the wrong switch and it doesn’t fix the issue 😂. Go to main dealer for the switches and you’ll fix the issue. Big clue the switches are no where near £500 like the discount

I love Lanza. I stayed at Puerto Carmen Brilliant

Are you really sure you would want to get involved in putting a new Clutch into that car only for them to abuse it yet again and it would no doubt be your fault. You are only postponing the inevitable, give him his money back, smile and wave him a fond farewell.

There's not much there apart from apart from volcanic rocks

In regards to the clutch guy. I'd just be honest. Say Moors have tested driven it and checked the clutch and found no issues. You've test driven and found no issues. The only time you were able to make it do what he's complaining about is engaging the clutch too quickly. It's a new car (to him) and it'll take some getting used to as any car would. I'd probably advise adjusting the seat again until he can comfortably depress the clutch fully. Or offer to refund him for the car. Don't waste money putting a new clutch in cause he'll come back with the same issue and you've wasted money on a clutch.

Without being impolite to the chap if the car doesn't fit his driving position he should look at getting something else. Someone else will get a cracking i20. Winners all round.

My first try of owatrol, interesting product, much better than other back to black stuff, it's a bit like auto gym stuff, hard work but good, spread it on, wait, wipe it off, but you don't wipe you WIPE, it's different,

Another good video James 🚘🚙🚗👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

Sharp and low clutch points to a bad pressure plate bud, but obviously you know what it's like having driven it, sold a i10 to and old lady a few mths ago, 1 owner, 19k,clutch like new, when she drove off she was slipping it like mad, I thought she'll be back, sure enough she'd cooked the clutch in a few weeks. Offering a full new clutch for 150 is great of you, he wants to take it up as it future proofs the car, at auction I always check the clutch several times as tbh half the cars in there have bad clutches, at the auction you need to jump in and try everything you can, it's no good waiting in the ring just bidding, glad you've knocked your warranty down to a mth on cheapies, next stop is "no mate it's sold as seen" ha, ha.

Madness!

I've just bought an i20 on a 16 plate bud, clutch has got to go right down for a clean change, maybe it's same thing?

Not saying this is the case but I understand that modern cars with those terrible duel mass flywheels are programmed to go jumpy if revs are too low in high gear to make drivers change down gear… apparently the low rev torque is what knackers those flywheel clockwork spring thing… my diesel Mokka was like that …. 🤔

You need to pick your customers better LOL

Can imagine you buying I20 back.

Don't bother with the Hyundai buyer

no offer to buy the car back 😮

Slow down, you are talking at 100 MPH...!

Nothing for 2 weeks, then most of the upload was an advert 😂

An eight minute video and 25% of the total content is the sponsor video? You're a joker mate, and not a funny one.