And throw the new shims in the bin.😂

I replaced my CV boot four months ago after watching your video, and travelled quite a distance since. Never done this before, and found it is easier than I imagined. Many thanks for the video help.

So , you managed to do this under 30 minutes? Under 1 hour? Ive seen these parts from bosch for 45€? The fuck the garage charging me 400€ for?

Great, straightforward instructions that helped me replace mine. Thanks 👍🏻

Thanks bro

Interesting video & a job well done considering all of the various appropriate tools were not utilised for home instructional purposes!! (fine) However & of some concern was the fact that "NO SAFETY GLASSES" were worn, "NO NOSE/MOUTH FILTER"was used against the "POISONOUS" dust that was floating around in the atmosphere when the drum was initially removed??? Also as a new bearing was being fitted there was no hand/finger protection (gloves) from possible dirt/dust contamination etc, etc.!! I'm currently learning this stuff at a training institution & with respect, if my tutor had of caught me implementing this level of wokmanship he would have booted my arse forthwith & given me low marks & rightfully so!! Sure these aspects I've pointed out (& with respect) may not be absolutely necessary but they duly display a good & totally professional level of competence!! Might not have been the way Grandad used to do it but in line with modern vehicle servicing methods & practices, they are without a doubt the right & proper way to do this type of work!! Safety is "PARAMOUNT" & it doesn't matter if it is in the home or the workshop as it makes no difference to any resulting accident!! As we all have to learn whatever please accept this critique with grace!!! As a side issue, we also put wheel bearings that are to be inserted into a vehicle & try & leave them overnight (or even a few hours) into a fridge/freezer to cool the bearings & therefore make their insertion so much easier!! (it surely works as the buggers simply fly in) 😀😁😋😛👌👌

Thanks. This video was a great help

Soooooperb

Hi please help me with the colour of the wires on the first coil pack Can anyone help with the correct wiring colour for my ignition coil on a yaris 1kr engine I have three wires comes to the first ignition coil(Drivers side) The wires are (red) (white) and (black+white) Please give me the correct function of each wire I want to change the plug.

I have called the dealership to change the distribution and they tell me that being such an old car (1999) they will surely have to order the spare parts from an external distributor to find them. I take them there so they can put original parts on me, not what they intend to do.

OK, but what about the adjustment at the rear disc brakes? That is what I need to sort out.

Very good video 👍🏻, does have a serial number to fit or just should be the same year model?

Great vid, thanks mate... top man

Hanx!

Thanks ❤

Worked great, cheers !

Gracias

to much copper grease used on pads and silicone grease should be used on the pins. glad you didn't do mine

Thanks. Have to change all 20 studs on my car. Wish me luck😀 Great video so thank you👍

You forgot to tell people you've got to press the brake pedal on that particular model or it won't go off

Not correct way. Handbrake lever in drums will be seized. JLV recordings has a good video addressing this

I hv Peugeot 407 when I drive he show me control pression

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Absolute legend for this , i thought the nut was attached to the rod end haha 😂

Just great all around

Anyone what size that belt is? 1445mm or 1475mm?

Havr to replace my cv joint the threads on my one destroyed after i hammered it out of the hub.

Brilliant

Gonna be doing this tomorrow on a 1.4 8v, should be the same yes?

Wrong wrong wrong, this just tightens the shoes and can cause drag and drum faliure!!! To do it properly, you need to adjust the via the drum. READ A MANUAL!!!

How much copper grease dust collection

Thanks for sharing, there doesn’t appear to be enough wire to cut the harness..

thank you

It’s a how not to do this Job.

You didn’t change the rattle clips, or if leaving in at least clean them out. Or check and grease the guide pins and rubber shrouds

Great content thank you!

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What's the best way to jack up the TT? There only appears to be cut outs on the sills for the scissor jack that comes in the boot! Thanks

Very helpful! Thank you!

Thanks again !

Bra help here mine does not have spark at all

Hi...please how can I set to have time and date on my radio Display in my passat 6?

How about the inner cv boot?

Works fine👌 Thanks

Thanks!

Good video

Brilliant! The best tutorial ever.

Legend

How do you take the headlight lens away from the housing

Don't geease the slide pins with copper, use silicone grease.