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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2014
VW Transporter T5 2.5 Alternator removal bolt locations gates coupling
VW Transporter T5 2.5 alternator removal bolt locations gates coupling
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SPUD GUN 🥔 Potato Cannon 💥 Piezo Ignighter 🔥
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SPUD GUN 🥔 Potato Cannon 💥 Piezo Ignighter 🔥
Philips Hotel TV Hidden Settings to Unlock HDMI for Firestick Roku Chromecast
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Unlock Philips hotel TV to allow use of HDMI inputs Press '319753 mute' to allow hidden settings
Chinese Diesel Heater Temp Difference 1.0hz vs 3.0hz
มุมมอง 152ปีที่แล้ว
Chinese Diesel Heater (CDH) temperature output tested on max and min fan speed.
Honda 2417 V-Twin Timing belt and pulley removal & installation
มุมมอง 5Kปีที่แล้ว
Quick walk through of timing belt routing and pulley removal & refit.
LG TV won't turn off. Remote control flashes 3 times when pressing power button.
มุมมอง 2.3Kปีที่แล้ว
LG TV won't turn off. Remote control flashes 3 times when pressing power button.
Car vs Truck jump starters. Durite 0-649-40 vs GoalZero Venture Jump Starter BOTH FULLY CHARGED
มุมมอง 1.5Kปีที่แล้ว
Starting a 17Kw house generator Comparing the Durite 0-649-40 vs GoalZero Venture Jump Starter. BOTH FULLY CHARGED. Durite after starting the generator had 93% battery left. GoalZero Venture Jump Starter couldn't start the generator.
VW T5 Drivers swivel - No need for handbrake lowering kit - KEEP ALL ORIGINAL PARTS
มุมมอง 2.1K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Sportscraft swivel seats. Handbrake lowering kit not required. Seat height needs to be adjustable. Handbrake sits at a better height for daily use driving and you can still keep the original plastics 👍
Herringbone tiling - AVOID MISTAKES
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Herringbone tiling and where I went wrong...
VW Golf Mk7 water leak boot, spare wheel well, rear seats and footwell
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Water getting into the spare wheel well, under the rear seats and also the footwell through the rear light cluster.
VW T5 Cup holder removal NO TOOLS
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Easiest and quickest way to remove your VW T5 Cup holder.
Greatly appreciated, thanks.
Helped. Great video. 👍
Apart from the extra small cuts off the corners, once you silicone the bottom to the worktop no ones going to notice mate... Well done!
Thank you Turned out ok and I appreciate your comment :-)
Wasn't fair for the goal zero. If you notice when they first tried to turn on generator the light they turn the switch too fast. The second time with the other jumper the other guy waited for the light to illuminate brighter. manuals are good to read.
Wrong Both were given a fair chance. I have tried both multiple times off camera. Goal Zero always fails. Durite starts it easily.
Hi brother this happens when the tiles width doesn’t divide by the length perfectly. Pattern is still achieved but it slants and gets worse progressively as you have discovered here. It’s nothing to do with the centre sir
I hope this helps. They must divide exactly
and still doesn't work. batteries out of course stops the red light, then it returns when batteries are put back in. why would you put such a useless video on for people. you need to take this down.
doesn't work and also they blink for a reason, how long would your solution last? also to de-register your remote you can hold onto "guide" then re-register personally i think blowing into the power button worked, i think its just stuck
Worked for me! It may not fix yours, handy info though about the re-registering!
Seen one of those durite ones spin a Foden with dead batteries over like it was nothing. Brilliant jump packs 👍
can you do it again with the blade positioning?
Set blades 90° apart from each other before fitting the belt. One vertical One horizontal
@@scottybotty7289 Thank you. It's cutting again!
Yeah ...that's one of 4 leaks ....lights ...the vents behind the bumper and the speaker seal in front and back doors ... useless....I had a Mk5 before this p.o.s and it was golden ...no probs at all ...this is like a sponge!! 😂
Take the rear bumper off ...reseat the two pressure equalising vents on either side... then sell the car before you have to reseal the rear door speakers too!
It was coming in through the light clusters. That was 4 years ago. It's coming in everywhere now. Front passenger door + rear foot wells still soaked. The car smells terrible and mould grows. VW Golf MK7 - awful, awful car.
This is painful to watch first of all that tile could pop because he didnt leave a 1/8 expansion joint at botton of tile which later needs to be caulked.
Porcelain tile is very dense. It has a very low thermal expansion rate and expands approximately . 000004 inches per degree Fahrenheit. It's not a floor tile, Being walked on, Having objects dropped on it. Unless the house moves, That won't crack...
VW CANT EVEN DESIGN A CAR WICH IS WATERPROOF SEALS WORTH OF NOTHING MAKE A HUGE PROBLEM ITS SICK!!!!!
Great info, thanks. Last year, after some very heavy rain, I had about 1-2 inches of water in the spare wheel well. On investigation, the water had also filled up the hidden bulkhead compartments where the 'flap vents' are located, behind the rear bumper. These flap vents were loose and not making good contact with the car's body. I replaced them last year and didn't see anymore problems. But a few weeks ago I found the rear seat was wet and there were a few dribbles of water in the spare wheel well. This is most certainly caused by leaks around the rear light cluster as the bulkhead compartments for the flap vents are still dry. I had also replaced the tailgate drain tube last year.
So as you head off to the right they will be off the work top .
Thank you very much. This is a great help
Thinking of getting one of these have you tried it on 24v?
No sorry
Designed to rot the ass out from the inside
When i put batteries it blink 3 times and nothing happens after that What to do in that case
I have the same issues. No clue what’s going ok
Did you find any solution?
@@Dancelot15 blow into the button solved my issue and will last for awhile, could try isstropyl alcohol for a longer solution
Have same problem with 2018 VW Sportwagon
Me too. I don't know for sure if it's the lights or the drafters. This video was a good demo of leaking lights though.
What do freaking know las it worked!
Yeah, either your cabs or your countertop are not lvl,.. or at least, they're not square to one another. But this is a great case study in what to watch out for.
We all learn from mistakes. I’m sure your next will be done correctly.
Hello there, did you manage to fix it?
Never bothered Just drilled a 4mm hole in the wheel well to let the water out
@@scottybotty7289 ah ok thanks, someone else showed there’s 2 holes already in place with a rubber plug and you could just push those in?
Do the Mk7 gtis have this problem?
Yes potentially It's the same car just a different spec
@@scottybotty7289 was your leak because of previous repairs/bodywork done to the car? Or was it because of vw’s poor design?
@@CC-uh8gl had the car from new. No repairs ever carried out. It's poor design from VW
@@scottybotty7289 that sucks. Im thinking of getting a 2018-2021 GTI, now I have to reconsider.
is that RUST? At 0:21 and 0:24 ?
Maybe? I never looked closer I to it? We often visit the beach with kids and the dog though so is more likely a build up of sand and dirt to be honest.
Parkae,when on 45
Here's a tip from 24 years experience.. if your kitchen top is on the piss by 35mm right to left, then either get it level or don't choose to go herringbone pattern. Just my opinion, other then that you done your best with what your working with.
for me were the vents in the back; the panoramic roof drains were clogged; my dumbass unplugged by mistake the panoramic rear drain hoses near the vents; the rear logo drain hose was eaten; and now the speakers sealant. check all these points after a hard rain
Great advice, thank you. Will be doing this next month 👍
I have got a seat Ibiza hatchback same problem in the back pool .do you have a video about that
No I don't, sorry.
Not a big deal on the left side. The right side will be a problem. The tile will open up more and more and you’ll end up with a tiny 3/4” triangle. It’s better to seal your drywall and use thinset to have time to readjust the tile. With mastic over unsealed drywall you only have 5 minutes.
If your tile dimensions aren’t divisible, that can also cause a shift. Herringbone is a beast. But it looks beautiful.
An awkward beast! Thank you for your comment Melinda.
Thanks! Your project looks fabulous, and mine will be too because of this tip!
Hope it worked out well :-)
Better shaving the tile than to have a big gap on the right side of the counter top.
Assuming your worktop is perfectly level, yes i believe your suggestion is correct
Ive been tiling now for 25 years and still to this day dread when a customer asks for herringbone 🤦♀
Herringbone is tricky and I'm sure there are a few different approaches. I'm DIY And wish I had your experience. I doth my Cap to you!
A little pro tip i came up with for herringbone. Lay the pattern out dry on the floor with actual joint width and make a jig/template you can put against each row to line the rows up to and check to see if everything is tight and square. Its quick and easy and works great.
Great advice!
What do you mean by Jig?
Yoo The same in my 3door mk5 , damp hits the whole car sometimes , but not very often anymore since i removed my rear seats wich were really really sooooaked , my front left and rear mats also , and my booth and spare wheel space seems to fill up everytime, with some water like a half cup , not much but there should not be any water , I really think it has something to do with the booth lid , because sometimes it looked like it filled up there some more . or maybe the rubbers , i have also checked behind my rear side panels with the speaker grills and it was totally dry , really strange , i have yet to check my front door ... the last spot in this video behind the carpet was also a wet
So... no matter what herringbone is wack.. does not look good. Ever.
It can look great but a lot of factors can ruin uniformity. Unlevel counters, unlevel cabinets, non-divisble tile diminsions, centering at points rather than the sides, etc. It’s a beautiful pattern that is timeless regardless of fading trends, but it is a beast to work on bc math and artistic ability combine.
Hiya bud, given the finish it's still a cracking job. It's hard to have everything perfect as we're always working with uneven walls, worktops and sockets, so given the worktop is out a touch, I think choosing an even and aesthetic hood splashback is the lesser of two evils. Nicely done!
Your comments are much appreciated. Thank you 👍
You've tiled this correctly. You tile to the eye, not the countertop which isn't straight.
Thank you for sharing! Just about to do ours
Was the “work top” level as well as the cabinets? Also, there is room to fudge each grout joint just a tiny unnoticeable amount to fix things. Wait until you start to tile to the right side and your tile start to lift off of the “work top”. Have fun and good luck! With herringbone, when it matters, its best to make a template on a floor so you can check layout in every corner and edge. The best thing to do is to talk the customer out of it or go with a herringbone mosaic.
I just sold a mrk7 golf estate I was cleaning the car for sale looked in the wheel well and the full wheel well full of water. Removed the water from it and sold car .NOT MY PROBLEM 👍.but It must have been coming thru the rear lights like you say 👍
Hope you told the buyer.. would be a nob head thing to leave em to it like that without knowing.
The pit in my stomach…. I have only noticed water from my drivers side front and rear door seals. But then today I noticed a bit of fog in my passenger side tail light. Could it be the beginning???
I wouldn't stress I've still done nothing to cure the golf in the vid. I drilled a couple of small holes in the wheel well to let any water out in the meantime. I may just remove the clusters and put a very thin bead of clear sealant on the light seals in the summer? Dont use adhesive though... needs to peel off if required.
Definitely, just after do all of the following. Seal the rear vents with this flexible mastic, I've also removed the bung behind the vents, U Don't need to remove the back bumper! I've just bought new speaker for back passenger doors. Seal goes there too. Im going to order new seals for light clusters back lights. To open tail gate theres a plastic pipe that freys at end, replace that too. But immediately to avoid ur car being Literally Flooded remove the bung under the vents to allow water out, as i sealed a vent on right and was shocked, water pooled again, so it could be from light cluster or the back break light at top of the rear door . But take out them bung, some people drill a hole in them to prevent rodent, i left it open as too much rain in Ireland and I've a cat that loves rodents
@@patrickokeeffe6998 rodents? Bit small for rodents?
this confuse me, as far as I know the way you set the center line is already correct theory. probably when laying the tile, they didn't form exact 45 degrees angle, hence the shaving?
Not sure myself either? I kept the tiles tight against each other and used 2mm spacers to keep the gaps small. Ah well... It looked good in the end and more importantly centred on initial impression 👍 From other comments I've since learned that a laser level is key to ultimate precision (if you really wanted to be that accurate).
i'm investigating water in my spare tire well on a new to me 2015 Golf TDI... If it is the tailights, I'm going to try 'acoustic sealant' You can find it in hardware stores in Canada to seal vapour barrier to studs. It has a consistenancy of the glue that you see holding the vapour barrier to the door shell.. kinda tarry , bubble gum consistancy but it never dries... I'll run a bead like caulking, but it should come apart if I need to change the taillight bulb....
Very interesting, will it be easy to remove the light cluster with this permanently flexible mastic
@@patrickokeeffe6998 my leak ended up being from the slam vents... I silicon'd them in place and no more water in the spare tire well.... didn't have to use the acoustic sealant. there is some weatherstripping that seems to be doing the job on the taillights already.
@@patrickokeeffe6998 it's very similiar to the glue that they use to attach the plastic membrane inside car doors... yeah, it's tacky but not permanent I would say
Sounds like lots of people have the same problem, should VW fix it for free, since it’s the design fault?
1mm off at the start pretty soon turns into a 10mm nightmare . Happens the best of us no matter what anyone says.