If you click "SHOW MORE" in the description above your be able to see Links to the Tools 🔧🔨🔧 I use. Also Clickable Chapters📋 📙 throughout the video and other Links 🎬 that may be of interest. I've had a few viewers request where they can buy the tools they see in some of my videos but it's not very clear that the "SHOW MORE" tab has a lot of information in that may be of interest. Admittedly the amazon links are associated with me and I would earn a small commission which helps towards keeping the channel funded.
Hello Mark- Another gem and full of good workshop-practice and advice. Well done! -Anyone watching- note Mark doesnt 'hit everything with a rattler or gun-driver'. They are a good idea but if used on everything, you are going to snap bolts or round off nuts. Far better to use correct sockets and pry-bars. Yes, I too felt your pain and I generally go in limping to the missus , past my son, who notices the blood and back-tracks to tell Mum 'Dads stabbed himself again, theres blood everywhere!'. And, relax....Mum used to be a Nurse and that thought alone is so comforting....
Hi ya Patrick, you keeping well ? Thank you for the comment. Funny I love my air tools but sometimes peace is better. They can be a tad noisy and then when the compressor kicks in it gets really noisy lol I thought I'd include me hurting myself as some might enjoy seeing me in pain haha mind I think those are mostly on Instagram that like to give me a hard time.
Another great how to video. The last mini I owned had really rusty backing plates on the front brakes, they were so bad they just turned to dust. I called my local MOT centre and asked him do i need to replace them, and he said in his opinion the were better removed totally than left in a dangerous condition. As they were £45 each from BMW you can guess what happened. IN THE BIN. The backing plates are like a bacon slicer.
Thank you Neil for the compliment. They do seem to rust to nothing on most cars. The Nissan X Trail had none at the back, my friends Toyota Auris just lost theirs while driving along and these ones are like you say lethal. The ones on the Nissan were something silly like £100 each for a pressed steel plate !!!! Clearly robbery. I think the only drawback people mention is they do help direct cooling air over the brake disk and stop stones and debri getting lodged into the calipers etc. I don't drive like a formula one driver so for me cost would win over needing them.
ouch! I know how that feels, just one of those things working on cars. I did a similar thing earlier but instead of hitting my hand I hit a wire and ripped it out of the multiplug, auto electrician on the way soon 🤣
If you click "SHOW MORE" in the description above your be able to see Links to the Tools 🔧🔨🔧 I use. Also Clickable Chapters📋 📙 throughout the video and other Links 🎬 that may be of interest. I've had a few viewers request where they can buy the tools they see in some of my videos but it's not very clear that the "SHOW MORE" tab has a lot of information in that may be of interest. Admittedly the amazon links are associated with me and I would earn a small commission which helps towards keeping the channel funded.
Hello Mark- Another gem and full of good workshop-practice and advice. Well done!
-Anyone watching- note Mark doesnt 'hit everything with a rattler or gun-driver'. They are a good idea but if used on everything, you are going to snap bolts or round off nuts. Far better to use correct sockets and pry-bars. Yes, I too felt your pain and I generally go in limping to the missus , past my son, who notices the blood and back-tracks to tell Mum 'Dads stabbed himself again, theres blood everywhere!'.
And, relax....Mum used to be a Nurse and that thought alone is so comforting....
Hi ya Patrick, you keeping well ? Thank you for the comment. Funny I love my air tools but sometimes peace is better. They can be a tad noisy and then when the compressor kicks in it gets really noisy lol I thought I'd include me hurting myself as some might enjoy seeing me in pain haha mind I think those are mostly on Instagram that like to give me a hard time.
Another great how to video. The last mini I owned had really rusty backing plates on the front brakes, they were so bad they just
turned to dust. I called my local MOT centre and asked him do i need to replace them, and he said in his opinion the were better removed
totally than left in a dangerous condition. As they were £45 each from BMW you can guess what happened. IN THE BIN. The backing plates are like a bacon slicer.
Thank you Neil for the compliment. They do seem to rust to nothing on most cars. The Nissan X Trail had none at the back, my friends Toyota Auris just lost theirs while driving along and these ones are like you say lethal. The ones on the Nissan were something silly like £100 each for a pressed steel plate !!!! Clearly robbery. I think the only drawback people mention is they do help direct cooling air over the brake disk and stop stones and debri getting lodged into the calipers etc. I don't drive like a formula one driver so for me cost would win over needing them.
thank you again sir , great video
Thank you, really appreciate the positive feedback.
Great video, do hope that you weren't injured too badly...🙏
You know me lol …doesn’t take much for me to over panic haha
Very good.Goodmorming.
Thank you for taking your time to say so.
What is the name of that crow bar long screw driver type you are using? any part # ?
I always put tool links below my videos but do you mean this one amzn.to/3GWEYeY
ouch! I know how that feels, just one of those things working on cars. I did a similar thing earlier but instead of hitting my hand I hit a wire and ripped it out of the multiplug, auto electrician on the way soon 🤣
Oh dear, that might be expensive for you then ! You must of hit that with some force.
@@CoatsandGaiters I was removing the oil cooler assembly, it was stuck on a pipe, when it came free it pulled the wire that was caught under it
@@KernowGarage you got it free though lol
Loving your videos . The best explaining videos ever
Thank you for that Jack. Hope they help you.