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Lee thanks for the feedback. I’m sure it’ll all go really well. What vehicle is it you are tackling tomorrow. With the csc remember not to dry bleed it as it will fail prematurely. Prime it instead.

@@WMCS It's a 2013 Insignia 2.0 SRI (160bhp). I watched and studied the video you did on the 2014 Insignia, which looks identical to the one that I have. The procedure that I have planned is once the gearbox is back up and secure, re-attach the pipe to the elbow, fill the reservoir, and then pump the pedal (gently and partially at first, then full range as it begins to stiffen) enough so that it springs back with normal force, apply constant pressure on the pedal so it is held down whilst releasing the bleed nipple. Re-tighten and press the pedal a few times to make sure it retains its correct movement. Hopefully I have that right! The fun part will be taking out the DMF - it sounds terrible! Thanks so much for responding.

That’s awesome. Thank you for tuning in. What car have you got.

I see it’s an insignia. They’ve brought out a new 1.4 engine for them.

@@WMCS yes Insignia mate as my daily driver. Have a vw polo project sitting in driveway just to learn some basic mechanics. No way didn't know about the new 1.4.i have the cdti it's had a clutch timing belt and the oil seal all done under my ownership. Keep up the good work sir

It was a big box. And weighed a bit as well max. But it was soon done.

Thanks Justin. Really appreciate the feedback and continued support for the channel.

Rhys every single one of them I’ve done. Always the same thing with that thrust bearing.

@@WMCS Ive heard its a bit of a common fault

Thanks for the feedback.,, much appreciated

Thanks for the continued support Mark., We are about supporting small businesses as well where we are.

Thank you. I was watching your video about painting yesterday. It was very interesting. Hope Gabe is settling in ok in his new city.

Thanks for the appreciation, Kevin! As for my son, he brags that everything is super ok.

Thanks for supporting our channel. And for the great feedback. I wouldn’t feel I’ve had a good day if there was any leftovers. It would eat away at me.

Wasn’t it just. I’d say it’s the heaviest I’ve tackled as of yet.

Thanks for the support.,, all the way from Texas 🍻🍻.,, sounds like a beast your BMW ..,

Haha. Nothing special. Just a 2005 545i 4.4L 6 Speed that I was trying to get it back to work. It’s been sitting in my garage for a while before my wife complains everyday till I finally do it. It’s pretty hard to find full size sedan with manual here in the US. After I fixed it, I am in love w it all over again :)

I thought you might have liked the countryside. 😁

Thanks for the encouraging words Paul. 🍻

Thanks for the feedback.. much appreciated

Thank you for the positive message Arthur.

It was deep down that engine. 🍻😁

Thanks gurdeep.., going well as always. Are you mobile as well.

Im not mobile Tech but i do some jobs myself. Im a Tech for Volvo cars full time. Love watching your process.

I thought that was funny on the motorway. .., 😆🍻🍻🍻

@@WMCS ye he must of noticed it was open didn't sound healthy 😅

Thanks for the feedback.., much appreciated

Salut Maverick 🍻

Thank you.

First one on the line jack 🥇

@@WMCS early bird 🦢

There’s some autos on the road. But mostly manual

I don’t compete. I just crack on with a fair price that works for me. Always great to hear your feedback

@@WMCS Kevin, if these cars had to be towed, it would be an addition $150.00 on top of repair.

Kris they’re good aren’t they. Makes life a lot nicer out here.

Thanks for the feedback. Always great to know vids are being appreciated. Which model car is your Toyota.

@@WMCS corolla hatchback (02-06)

It’s a god sent that diesel heater for winter times.

Thanks for the support. Easiest car would be a Ford Fiesta .,, takes about 3 hrs. But any VAG engines are as quick to do. About the same sort of time.

Hi jimmy. It’s a Milwaukee m18 fuel.

Yes. Mostly countryside

Merci.

That’s the one. I get to see the full spectrum of things out here.

i once did a clutch like this a mk2 escort ages ago ,it took me ten hours lol and was never right afterwards

VALEO will be better for your vehicle

The only snap on tool I’ve ever owned was 1x 13mm socket. I found it under a car bonnet. Oh and a flat blade screwdriver. Both found. I’ve always had sealed pro from day one. Still using it now. But toolbox will be snap on always ..

Eric thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate you supporting the channel. 🍻

He knows what he’s doing and no it won’t cause damage because again he knows what he’s doing.

Best toolbox. This one box is about 12 years old.

Hey Rex. Thanks.

Scott the mats are quite thick and if you do get some. Go for the water resistant ones by Ryobi. Pressure bottle can be found on eBay.

Phil it’s exactly for that purpose. I don’t like the idea of the jack scraping under the car.

@@WMCS Nice one. You really have got to stand out from others to get a good reputation. It looks like you are doing a great job of keeping customers happy. Hope you are having a good weekend.