Had 2004 Transit that had done something similar, except the fan was still sitting there but the stub that it was held on by had eaten the viscus coupling away. Only happed to notice because I touched it while under it one day looking for an oil leak! Never did get around to replacing it and sold it 2 years later on 😁
You’re the Steve ‘boring’ Davis of mechanics mate in the best possible way! (Spitting Image reference, before your time 😂) Back in the Eighties he was winning literally every snooker tournament, making it look super easy! Just as you do in all your episodes. It’s hard to get across the years of blood, sweat & tears it took you to get to this level of knowledge. Total respect Sir 👊🏻
Love the videos , going to have to get myself one of those trolley's after seeing that, mind's blown. Been tempted to leave a comment about the intro for a while suggesting it's a bit too long (30s before the video starts adds up when watching loads) but instead was blown away by the volume of the new short one 😂 Think it's much better from a viewers perspective to get right into the content and probably for viewer retention also, just needs to be a bit quieter now and it's perfect 👍
Im starting my mobile business, what do you recommend for car ramps? Should i keep some in the back of the van? What weight limit should I look for before just using a hydraulic jack? Thanks for the help
Love the format Kirby! Keep them coming mate.As a Pro do you still get nervous on first start up even though you have checked and aligned everything correctly?
Would you say timing belts don't need changing as often as it says. I've done a few on different cars and the old belts have been as good the replacements.😊
Why would the starter motor fail so quickly just because the timing is a little bit out....is it the length of extra cranking time taken to start the engine? Also I wondered if this van had been driven through water to loose the fan blade's.
Brilliant video. I cant believe he didnt have a fan.
I know 😂😂 customer couldn’t believe it either
Had 2004 Transit that had done something similar, except the fan was still sitting there but the stub that it was held on by had eaten the viscus coupling away. Only happed to notice because I touched it while under it one day looking for an oil leak! Never did get around to replacing it and sold it 2 years later on 😁
That folding trolley is mega!
It’s a game changer mate
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Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet trolly 😂😂
So gooood man
@@kerbsidemobilemechanic seen it on sweeeet product cars on his youtube channel as well.. the business 👍
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This is what is called an in depth video! great job!
Knew you’d like it 😂😂👍🏼
You’re the Steve ‘boring’ Davis of mechanics mate in the best possible way! (Spitting Image reference, before your time 😂) Back in the Eighties he was winning literally every snooker tournament, making it look super easy! Just as you do in all your episodes. It’s hard to get across the years of blood, sweat & tears it took you to get to this level of knowledge. Total respect Sir 👊🏻
Hahaha I’ve never had a Steve Davis comparison before so that’s a first 😂 but thank you and thanks for watching 👍🏼
Nice job done on VW timing belt.
Thank you 👍🏼
Good video Kerby, I like the new format.
Nice one mate 👍🏼
Hi Kerby Yes the re branding etc is a lot better (great to watch) as always 👍
Thank you 👍🏼
A great video, this one job format is excellent.
Glad that you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Love the videos , going to have to get myself one of those trolley's after seeing that, mind's blown. Been tempted to leave a comment about the intro for a while suggesting it's a bit too long (30s before the video starts adds up when watching loads) but instead was blown away by the volume of the new short one 😂 Think it's much better from a viewers perspective to get right into the content and probably for viewer retention also, just needs to be a bit quieter now and it's perfect 👍
Exactly my thoughts about the intro, and noted about the volume, little fine adjustments 👍🏼
NICE JOB FELLA, LOOKING SHARP AS ALWAYS..Ilike and admire someone who takes first impressions seriously, your no slouch thats for sure..
Nice one dude 👍🏼
Great to watch , love all your videos mate 👏👏👏
Thank you, glad you are enjoying them 👍🏼
Perfect Kerby, the more spanner action the better
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In 40 years: 4 timing belts and 3 head gasket failed, all well before date/mileage. Never lend me a car.
No clutch failure though.
That's not bad for 40 years 😂😊
Damn, on one hand that’s not bad but I bet didn’t feel that way at the time 😂
Nice learnt how to do timing from this you explained it quite well too thanks 💯💯💯
Nice one mate 👍🏼
Love your sports stripes on your driver's mirror,
Great vlog mate enjoyed it
Thank you 👍🏼
Great content Kerby. Enjoying the added technical info. You make it look so easy👍
Many years of practice mate 👍🏼😅
Great content,keep them coming😊
Thank you, don’t worry plenty more to come 👍🏼
the Landrover freelander 1 TD4 has that problem if it will not start when hot it is the cam shaft sensor nothing else just that thanks for the video
Yeah hot start issues can be a number of things can’t they
Great job mate the editing on this was mint 👍
All Mrs Kerby’s doing 👍🏼
Excellent video Kirby. 👍 👍
Thank you 👍🏼
on a crafter you will get that engine code when the bottom crank pully is warn
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Yeah I think I read that somewhere, they are slightly oval like ain’t they?
That is better, helpful and detailed. Thank you. What grease did you apply on water pump seal?
It’s just red rubber grease
Where did you get that folding trolley from? Cracking work as per!
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Love these more detailed vids. Thanks
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
That intro! ❤🔥
🤝glad you liked it
Im starting my mobile business, what do you recommend for car ramps? Should i keep some in the back of the van? What weight limit should I look for before just using a hydraulic jack? Thanks for the help
Jack and axle stands are best but the Halfords ramps are very useful to keep on them van for uneven surfaces 👍🏼
Like this format
Glad you like it 👍🏼
Well done 👏🏽
Nice one mate 👍🏼
Love the format Kirby! Keep them coming mate.As a Pro do you still get nervous on first start up even though you have checked and aligned everything correctly?
Oh absolutely, every time 😅
Like it! Better intro also. 👊😉
Nice one 👍🏼
Yep that was good one 😁
Nice one 👍🏼
Well done👊
Thank you 👍🏼
Would you say timing belts don't need changing as often as it says. I've done a few on different cars and the old belts have been as good the replacements.😊
Very hard one that, for the risk involved leaving it another year or so I don’t think is worth it
@@kerbsidemobilemechanic thank you
Great video did youever find out who pilfered the fan 😢😅😊
😂😂I think it went walkies on it own
Why would the starter motor fail so quickly just because the timing is a little bit out....is it the length of extra cranking time taken to start the engine? Also I wondered if this van had been driven through water to loose the fan blade's.
Yeah extended crank time may have burnt it out is what I believe anyway
Great job, how much did you charge?
Also where did you buy the trolley from
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Off the top of my head was around £500 for the job
Nice one kerbie did he go and buy a fan?
Not yet mate, it’s on the list 😅
Kerby where did ya buy trolley from that’s mint!!! Is it sterdy!
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It’s actually solid mate
What area do you cover? Do you go da17 Bexley please
No sorry too far for me
Hi what's the fan nut size thanks
Off the top of my head I can’t remember, possibly 32mm but I’ve got a set of viscous fan spanners quite cheap if you search for some
Yes new format is good
Nice one 👍🏼
ive got fiat scudo 2007 with no hot start do you think my timing belt is out thanks for the content
Do you mean non start when hot?
@@kerbsidemobilemechanic yes run it for a mile to shops come back out wont start have to wait half hour for engine to cool down before it starts
Quite possibly, needs diag, could also be something like a temperature sensor
Why had timing slipped? Belt didn't appear to have shed teeth or been loose. Guessing original belt
No teeth stripped etc no, tensioner seemed ok, I’ve had it most commonly on these crafters for some reason
@@kerbsidemobilemechanic thanks for replying.appreciate it
I really appreciate your work please can I work with you
I’m afraid I’m a Lone Ranger
Nice 😮😅
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the struggler did an only fans sketch last week, kerby, mibee he borrowed it, 😂
Excellent 😂😂😂
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