HERE IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU DON'T SERVICE YOUR VEHICLE.
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In parts of this video, I talked about the importance of doing a proper brake service, the importance of servicing your vehicle, and the importance of using quality parts.
We started off by replacing the front brake pads of a Toyota Yaris using a genuine Toyota Part to preserve our customer’s maintenance agreement with Toyota. Knowing how cheap I got the part; I am really starting to sway in to using genuine service parts for my customers. Next up is the valvematic replacement on a Toyota Auris. Thankfully went well and back on the road.
Lastly is a Full Service on a Alfa Romeo Mito. This includes replacement of Oil, Oil Filter, Air Filter, Cabin Filter and Spark plugs. We also do full vehicle inspection to ensure that the vehicle is safe for the road.
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What sh1t is this. many cars have never been serviced and seem to last a lifetime. I change my oil and filter every 50,000 miles and the car is now on 142,000.
Good to hear mate. Hope it last longer! 🧐
😂😂😂😂😂😂sure
Let’s see how long it is last once you go above 200.000km.+ if you change the filter every 50.000miles. I bet it won’t last 300.000km.
Changing every 50.000 miles won’t give it longevity.
Every 50,000 mi? Not 5k
Why do you bother ? I service my car once every 100000 miles and it’s now on 287000 miles your wasting your time with that 50,000 mile madness
Keep the awesome videos coming lads. On the 1.4 multiair engines it is also important to check (clean or replace) the multiair oil filter in the side of the head. If this clogs it can cause a world of pain.
Top tip for the caliper sliders: put the threads lightly into your drill chuck and hold some light scotch pad against it as you spin it. Clean in seconds and saves you catching your fingers with the wire wheel 😂 👍🏻
Very good idea! I’ll keep this in mind
Love the banter
All Jeffrey
Genuine parts are ALWAYS far superior in quality in comparison to pattern parts, pattern parts are cheap substitutes, there's an old saying in the motor trade which you probably know....." BUY CHEAP, BUY TWICE" genuine parts also last far longer than pattern parts 😁
Yeah I totally agree if your going to keep the car it's worth spending the extra on genuine parts
Genuine is good for the dealer. Most of the parts are made by other reputable comapnies. I wonder if they sell trash with their name on it and produce the highest quality so the dealership can "repack" it and sell it as it's own with a huge profit... 🤣 I think even new parts are not made as they were before. Everything becomes "eco" friendly with is a compromise on the quality and they don't want you to run the car for another 10 or 20 years
It depends. The car manufacturer doesn't make everything in the car. A lot of "pattern" parts are exactly the same as the genuine. Febi Bilstein make loads of parts that go into VWs for example.
The issue is finding "genuine" pattern parts...
some parts i replaced i ordered from amazon and most of them haven’t failed me yet lol
Depends if you're doing the job yourself. I buy aftermarket pads and discs and do it myself
You guys are making good content. Subscribed.
Thank you! We will keep on improving!
Just done a timing chain on a 1.0 Yaris (1KR) - what an absolute nightmare. Was an engine out and flywheel off job to get two sump bolts.
There was a date on the oil filter, those 2 circles with the numbers and arrow will show you the date it was manufactured
I will check that later
Good spot, that format it the month / year format on a lot of car parts etc so worth checking… I recently bought a genuine fuel filter from manufacturer tho & it was 6 years old! They said no expiry date so good to install! Was as old as the part i was taking out so not always a true indicator
Need someone like u guys here in Glasgow, I take mine to a BMW garage but I’m convinced they don’t service cars like u do😕
Just found your channel you guys are brilliant, honesty and integrity are a rare thing today you have buckets of both! Can do a bit of mechanical stuff myself the simple stuff for a woman!! My transit clutch slave cylinder gave up the ghost a couple of weeks ago big job but lucky to have a local garage who is great keep up the vids guys
Cars don't choose gender, they're out there to make people like me and you struggle haha! Thank you for your kind words!
Love the grind
Use long nose pliers for last bit on the front brake caliper.
Date on the old filter was the clock style and I saw it from 5000km away!
I didn’t even notice 😅
Genuine parts is always made by someone. Just replaced my pads on Volvo. The pads from ATE is the ones Volvo puts in their box just triples the price.
100% agree that the aftermarket parts aren't what they used to be. I went through 4 different belt tensioners that were bad straight out of the box, before I got one that was actually good.
Even LUK, Lucas and Valeo after-market is now failing 😦
@@themarvelousvlog That's when you know it's bad! 😞
I had a Gates one last about 3 months!
mito 1.4 multiair have a lipstick filter strainer thast filters oil going into the multiair unit it has to be changed or cleaned each oil change as well.
I used to get tyres for my Previa direct from a Toyota dealer, as they were cheaper than the high street tyre places.
Id encourage people to do just that. Check dealer prices first before going after-market
Iv always used permanent lubricant copper grease dries out after a while
English vehicles and engines have changed since I lived there, I had a 69 diesel LandRover and a 100E Ford Popular with a 1172cc side valve engine.
Now I drive a GMC pickup with 6.6 litre Duramax diesel.
Jeffrey was in a cheeky mood today
always like this 😂
I'm frightened he's being pushed too hard.
Thanks for the repair Lara (Toyota - valvematic) you guys did a great job.
Thank you mate!
With respect I wouldnt allow John anywhere near my car !
Great videos
Tom REALLY wanted some takeaway.
Nice little engine the Fiat 1.4t
Great stuff.. I prefer 'yellow' rice.. Regular servicing just might save owners a massive repair bill. Ask any mechanic and they'll always say, if you don't do anything else. change the oil & filter every 5 to 6,000 miles. The kidney analogy was spot on. Shame about Arsenal. They seem to have lost their way since Arsène Wenger left. I'm in Plymouth so stuck with the Green Army .. Loose the will to live most weekends ...
love the dog bro
The boss
@@themarvelousvlog That’s what I call my dog he a frenchie be leave it or not. but his name is biggie. Cheers
That Toyota Auris looked filthy dirty. I'd never leave a car in that state. Good selling point for your business using original parts as opposed to aftermarket parts.
It’s been say under the tree for a while unfortunately. Owner did say she’s going straight to the car wash though
Why not get an oil suction pump for a few easier oil drains?
Where u located at for fixing car?
G30 cambelt a job you can do?
I noticed that the disc rotor is badly worn, and the brake hose is twisted.
I have been doing this 40 years always grease brake parts as they put to much salt on the road in the winter so brake part coronation is very quick grease slows it down
Totally agree’
That's London Driving short trips😮
Turbochargers are sensitive to dirty oil or poor maintenance. I would have advised the customer an engine flush, before filling the car up with fresh oil.
Also that old oil filter…, that car is gonna have premature turbo leaks and/or failure. I can guarantee you that.
Nice work tho mate. Also kudos for going OEM. 💪⚙️
Then leaks .😂💦
@@BillyAu Dude…
Amazing work on the shit box Col 👍
I do mechanics myself, and I give you advice. When Vehicle is not serviced for that long, refuse to do it. One day you will do job like this and engine will fail. It happened to me ending up putting new engine at my expense. Lesson learned.
Very good advice, should scare the crap out of the customer too.
You can use silicone grease for the pins
That too!
I use ceramic grease these days
Ten to find that the red rubber grease that some use tends to dry out and stops lubricating 😉
Interestingly, the genuine Toyota pads for the Yaris were stamped "Textar".
I wonder how these compare to Textar pads for this car from a motor factors?
Should be the same but sometimes you just don’t know the deal between motor factors and the real supplier
Hey man what did you mean when you said not to grease those pins? Are they not sliding pins?
Not the kind of sliding pins that you’re thinking of. You grease them if you want with rubber grease
Padgid will be upset you aren't advertising for them anymore lol
I don’t even get paid or I don’t choose to advertise them, just happens that I believe in their product 😂
Toyota does not make brake pads, those are rebranded akebono brake pads
Never heard an oil filter described as kidneys before, might have to use that analogy at halfords 🤣
You HAVE to! Make it nice and clear! 😂😂😂
OEM every time 👍
You guys don't have Akebono Brakes over there..?
I think there is… I’m not sure 🤔
Hi m8, so what is the grease you use on the brake sliders please
Textar’s Ceratec. Perfect for the job!
@@themarvelousvlog thanks m8
You two are just hilarious
John is the character of this channel 😂
When you did the Auris valvematic, I noticed the brake/clutch fluid was very low? I know you weren’t there for topping up fluids, just wondered if you noticed and let the customer know?
When you push the caliper it raises back up
@@itswais77 caliper? I thought they were doing some engine work, nothing to do with the brakes?
I noticed that too but definitely was not low as I checked. I had to wiggle as one of the bolts for the rocker cover lives jsut under it
@@themarvelousvlog ah that’s alright then, I was abit worried, as I’ve recently had a broken fuel pipe on my car, obviously empty brake/clutch fluid tank, non existent brakes! Scary times 😲
anyone got any opinions on the fiat dublo 1.3 multijet around 75k odo, worth buying as a run around van ??
Run around? What’s its primary use? To get you to work?
@@AI-Records24be back and forth to work which is like 2 miles and then want to start my own detailing business on weekends
Fiat = Fix It Again Time
Commercial vehicle like berlingo tough as
I thought slide pins need clear silicone grease? non petrolium
Depends on which sliding pin really… this type doesn’t normally require grease but rubber grease can be used, or silicone grease for sure
Toyota as great as they are do not make filters All you need to do is go to the next best in line and in my experience over 50 odd years the manufacturers filters are no better infact in some instances where I have cut them open to have a look they were worse .. they also do not make oil its a big big big con so do not be had by this !!!! fuel on the other hand is a different matter I only use Shell because its not all made in the same place TRUST ME IT IS NOT and I have proven this time and time again but every one thinks I am insane Well you keep thinking it and keep putting cheap fuel in your car and you will without doubt be changing lots of related parts but up to you good luck !!
Use plenty of lube when changing your oil filter
That sounds gay as fcuk
Hello mate. Would u take on the job of replacing on oil pump pickup seal on a vauxhall insignia?
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Thank you for the interest mate. All details will be in the description. Looking forward to your enquiry!
Never changed cabin filter in my life
Well done. You saved £10 to breathe in shite
I think you should 😅
Great, let it clog up and burn out your blower motor
Do you get sinus infections a lot? Colds or coughs? That’ll be why!
Me watching this, knowing I haven't serviced my car in 6 years.
Get it booked! 😅
Who the hell owns a car and doesn’t get it serviced annually? Where on earth do people like that live?
6 years? Your oil is going to be literal sludge and jelly mate catastrophic engine failure coming your way. The only thing to do now is flush the engine several times have all fluids flushed and changed at least once, and obviously new filters. Depending on petrol or diesel spark plugs coil packs or glow plugs too and it’s not going to guarantee you don’t run into trouble with turbo etc (you will) just how long for is the question.
@@AI-Records24 bro all that went over his heads and above the clouds. He probably has Maria Carey CD’s and thinks a Nokia is a cool phone 🙄
@@MishMash22 Mariah Carey uno😂😂😂😂
What areas do you work in?
We cover a huge area. Where are you based please?
Poor Mito - What on earth was that gear stick!
Amateur Question : I thought Iridium spark plugs were good for 150k+ miles ?
Discs are ready for a change too... massive lip on the edge
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John caught in 4k 👀
You mean Jeffrey?
Missed the vid have pagid failed on jobs / let you down?
I was wondering that too. Normally I go OEM for everything, but have switched to Pagid for brakes for my wife's MINI as BMW want crazy prices for genuine pads/discs.
Only really happened once; opened the box and there were only 3’pads instead of 4. I’ve only had 1 warranty work due to warped disc but that’s pretty much it. Saying that I’ve fitted A LOT of them and only 1 has failed is excellent in my opinion
John Jon is a lunatic but I like him !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What was John doing his only fans 😂
1:45 - 🤭🤫
John Jeffrey 😂😂😂
I’ve never came across an Alfa that has actually been looked after. This one wants blacklisted so no poor sod ends up with it 💀
4:30😳
Stupid place to put a cold air filter in that Alfa why do people insist on open set ups really irks me why would you want heat soak constantly and so so bad in traffic🙄closed or leave it stock unless you’re going to modify the bumper
Ford Kuga - Mann air filter and oil filter - £21 and £16
Genuine Ford - £16 and £13 🤯
Exactly this...
5 years 😂😂😂😮😮😮
mot place take the piss. they changed the brakes on my wifes car, there was loads of life left in it.
It does happen unfortunately
Any chance of having Pinoy blood brother?
Purong noypi boss!
@@themarvelousvlog Sabe na..haha. Ano2ng mga brand kayang irepair brother. Pati ba Ford especially ecoboost engines?
Interesting, you replaced the pads with a third of Thier life left!l
I did say it to the customer… he said do it anyway 🤷🏽♂️
They were advised on last mot so makes sense new parts fitted before mot make for a good impression
@@Dawscar the MOT advisor assumes an average mileage of 10000 miles, clearly your customer has not incurred the anticipated wear. Are there wear indicators?
Audible Wear indicator yes. It is close to it I can’t lie. Probably will be touching in the next thousand mile or 2 of city driving I’d say
@@steveelkins52 new parts make an impression the vehicle is maintained I know and can quote the dvsa testing manual and updates no tester assumes mileage they go by previous test and current oddo
Discs are scrap too, lip on them
Racist rice 😂😂😂
I wonder how many of my subs have been thinking about racist stuff when watching our vids 😂😂
That thing you did, you clearly did it wrong and didnt clean/tighten/replace/move the thing
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