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Very well explained and so helpful. Thank you

Based on the results, I guess Diesel Turbo is king interms of MPG.. and it has more torque.

Thank you so much for the video. Saved myself £120. It was a very simple job. On a 2022 Mini the pump was even easier to remove just lift it up and didn’t need to unclip any cables. Only issue was I needed to buy 4 replacement black plastic plugs for the ones that were hit with the nail punch. I couldn’t see a way to get them back in using the original ones as they had deformed.

great review

When you put new K&N filter in, you must oil it first.

Great, simple owner's review! Well done, buddy! Considering buying a nearly new C-HR and this was the most positive 'owner' review I've watched yet. Many 'standard' reviews and reviewers seem to quote from a rhetoric/narrative - I'll always go by owners rather than more established, mainstream reviews as they're more realistic, poignant and honest.

I would recommend to anneal copper seals before installation. By annealing (getting them red hot) they get softer and are easier to compress by which you obtain better seal.

Really helpful thank you. I did the job just through the access cover but your vid was invaluable.

I've got a beautiful green colored 2018 turbo model. I love it. I travel 28km to work every day & yet only have to fill up every 12 days. My car takes off fast & beats most cars off the lights. I love it.

What a great review, you covered just about everything I wanted to know about the car. Thanks 😊

I will be more worried about low oil pressure warning 🤨

I am curious - why remove the hose clamp instead of drain out the fuid with the plastic drain screw on the bottom left side?

At 7:50 how do you make the funnel stay up like that and not fall down?

Thank you, I always let Lexus do it for me but I think I may have been ripped off.😳

Thanks for video, I guess I can replace mine too.

Iv done my brakes before on my last car but could not get the retaining screw out the disc. Before I rake my gtc that's probably on original discs at 50k... any tips? Yours just came off so easy..

Top video mate...very informative .It's extremely important for safety as had some near misses breaking hard with winter tyres during the Spring when temperatures are on the turn from 2-7 degrees but you get weird "freak" warm days of up to 19 degrees

I’ve just placed an order for a 2024 Aygo X for my driving school. I’ve read hundreds of reviews, watched many video reviews and test driven a good few urban miles. It’s very near perfect for what it’s designed to do. Used around town with occasional motorway use, enough space to throw shopping in, easy parking, great fuel economy, reliable mechanicals, it’s not expensive, and you get a 10 year warranty if serviced by a Toyota agent.

Fantastic video, thank you! Small tip, I found it far easier to access those 2* tricky manifold bolts by just removing the battery. Plain sailing after that!

I currently own both options and while my hybrid is a performance car, and far faster than my pedestrian diesel. The thing that I like most about its drivetrain is manouvering and low speed driving on electric only power. It feels a lot more refined and socially responsible than the noise of a diesel through our small streets. I've notoced a couple of hybrid taxis filling up on LPG near me which must be increadibly cheap to run.

Prefer diesel, no battery degradation issues and plenty of grunt for the hills.

Diesel is better for highway, hibrid is better for only city driving. Not in consumption, in reliability.

The vauxhall astra is well known for dpf, egr problems and the worst of all timing chain which is a major job

You take the electric and I'll take the diesel and race you New York to Los Angeles. Which is more practical in real world conditions?

Interesting comparison....I did skip a little bit, but was there any reference in the overall cost calculations to the Diesel fuel costing more than Petrol.

by the time the hybrid battery needs changing THE CAR IS WORTHLESS.... JUNK

I find driving a hybrid is much more relaxed somehow. But am a bit disapointed that it doesn't really beat a diesel for economy/

Keep up the good work 🤘

How fast can it cruise in EV mode on flat terrain if the battery is charged almost to the top?

Thank you, that was enlightening. I prefer hybrid cars mainly for reliability, economy (although that is a little debatable now), security from Range Anxiety, smoothness and quietness.

Don't floor it under 2.5k rpm the turbo struggles to spool and this will damage it

Excellent video. Very clear. Thank you very much

thank you ,superb!

Just finished watching your video and I'm halfway through changing my fuel filter. I'm assuming the previous owner never changed the filter as its completely seized on. Any ideas to get it off?

Many thanks for posting this, brilliant instructions. 😊

I tried to do this, but now I get a warning VSC. Please, do you know how to reset this warning?

Great guide thanks very much, my filter and tank both had loads of rubbish but working great now.

This is footage of his Saturday run at 5.06 263mph. click here for his record run of 290 mph in 4.976. th-cam.com/video/S9m14rIyRR4/w-d-xo.html

Saab had disc all round in 1969. CVT gearboxes only have one gear. The gear changes are fake. I've just bought one, manual and so far it is fine. Drive the car within its limits and you won't shouldn't have any problems. There's an air vent on top of the dash, not great but OK.

When I was a young lad (18) I decided to look at my air filter on my trusty Moggy Thou. It was absolutely clogged and since I had just graduated from Army Apprentice College in 1968 I thought I was adequately qualified to change it. However, I did not have one at hand so I just removed the old one and drove on. Wow! It was brilliant, like driving without Choke (remember that knob that you had to pull out to start the engine?). The economy also shot up of course. So why put another filter in, I wasn’t very well paid so it made sense and I did not live by the sea to pick up that nasty course sand in my engine. I did grow up eventually. Great video thank you.

Great videos. Any idea of the size of the two bolts which connect the cooler pipe to the engine? Managed to lose mine

im gonna try this for mine 2005 d cat 177hp because it was showing p2002 code

72 bhp is what a 1.6 Ford cortina 5 seater used to have. My repmobile went around the country and had @ family of 5 in it at other times. I had one of these as a courtesy car and my god I loved it although a manual. 60 mpg. 70bhp is plenty for normal driving. This engine is renowned for simplicity and reliability. Many Aygos, c1 etc with 150k miles on. Daughter has yaris 1.0 with 100k on all maintained by me. Rear drums are easy. Get two bolts for drum to remove it. Toyota rule 5:09

keep in mind that testing tires by braking "on mark" introduce huge uncertainty related with driver reaction. On 60mph and 0.2s average reaction time you will travel 5m more or less. To mitigate it you have to repeat every test 10-20 times and average out. But better - use OBD to see when brakes really was applied.

Thank you from Portugal. You saved my life :)

Great job. Going to be changing my glbrake pads soon.

One of the best CHR uk reviews i have seen , collecting ours next weekend, the upgraded 2020 model. Keep up the good work :)

I thought cvt got no gears?

Very useful thank you.

Hello, the dealer told me that the Aygo X has a timing belt, someone claims it has a timing chain instead, who is right?