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I’ve seen plenty of people recommend the MJJC v2, I almost bought one but at double the price of the Autoglym Polar Blaster, I caved and thought I’d try that first. I would like to compare the MJJC v2 with the Polar Blaster, I’d happy make a comparison review of it if MJJC would kindly send one out for me to test! 🙂

@@jamesarmitage8399 totally agree - it's the best out there

@@SwiftDevelopments Get in touch with them and send them a link to this video. Pretty sure if you do a comparison video on YT they'll gain a lot more sales. What have they got to lose bar one MJJC V2 and some postage costs but gained FREE advertising space on your chanel. Good luck and great video by the way.

I’ve not tried the MJJC v2, but I’m really impressed with the Autoglym Polar Blaster. 👍🏼

Thanks for commenting. I really want to try the MJJC to see how it compares to the Autoglym. The Bilt Hamber I use with the Autoglym Polar Blaster is also 1:1 like yours, but the snow foam is around three times the cost compared to what you’re paying for AA Cherry Snow Foam - will give it a go to see how it compares. 👍🏼

@@SwiftDevelopments I think you will be impressed with the AA Cherry foam £10 for 5 litres. My friend has the autoglym foam cannon, it's not bad but the MJJC is noticeably better. Let me know how you get on .

Thanks for the feedback. The hose was from DirectHoses.net, I wanted black so it was more OEM looking, however the colour makes no difference to how it performs. I got the 10m length hose and it was about £30 when I bought it). I’ve had it for a few years now and still going strong, doesn’t kink and is more supple than the hard plastic Karcher hose (so less likely to coil up off the ground and scratch the car paintwork).

Thanks for the feedback 👍🏼

Thanks for the feedback and sub. Let me know how it goes with yours once you’ve finished and what you think of the end result.

Thank you for your kind words! 🙂

Thanks for the feedback and I’m glad it helped you fix your pressure washer.

I have taken the syphon part out once before but unfortunately I didn’t film it at the time. Mine was dripping into the basin and I found turning over the main grey o ring seal at the bottom stopped it (thought I’d try that first before looking to order spare parts). It was a couple of years ago and I cannot remember how I removed it. If it happens again I will definitely film and post it on the channel. Sorry I cannot be of more help at this stage.

To use the lance or not to use the lance, that is the question!

I suppose the first step is to figure out what is blocked. If you unscrew the lance from the tigger, does water pour out of the trigger when you press it? If so, the blockage must be in the lance or the spray tip. Can you disconnect the tip? In my video I unscrewed the cap on the tip to reveal the white pin holes nozzle; I didn’t try pulling that out but I assume it will. Let me know how you get on and I’ll take a look at mine next time I’m in the garage.

The advice is not to use AquaStop valves because they can starve the pump of water if they restrict the recommended flow rate. This particular issue is after the pump has pressurised the water, so it has no bearing on the issue. Relieving pressure in the hose and pipe after use before packing away will help prevent this part splitting. Also ensuring the pressure washer doesn’t freeze in winter should ensure water in the plastic parts doesn’t expand and crack the seams.

Yes I think you are absolutely correct good call

Thanks for the feedback

It might have helped, but I think pulsing the water by connecting/disconnecting the hose pipe is probably the most effective method of getting it going.

Thanks for the feedback and glad it helped you fix your pressure washer.

@chazM6116 That is a good point; I think the maximum amount of pumps must be based on the bottle being less than half full.

@@SwiftDevelopmentsWhen the tank is filled to half capacity, pumping the same number of times at full capacity will result in significantly higher internal pressure.

Thanks for watching! 🙂

It is annoying because some of these breakdowns wouldn’t happen if they simply made the parts out of metal instead of plastic.

Hi @davidmason4084, yes you should be able to open it up to fix the dispenser. It is mounted to the yellow front part of the body. Disassemble following my video, then you will be able to easily get to the dispenser part to reattach it (if something has snapped and it cannot be glued, you can order it as a spare part). Google 'Karcher Solution Docking Station Complete' if you need to order the part (if it is the same model as mine).

Glad to hear!

No problem and thanks for your feedback.

Hi @JonnyD3ath, I did get it checked out at a reputable tyre shop I trust before creating this video and I was told it wasn’t a write-off; but to keep an eye on it to make sure its condition doesn’t deteriorate (which I’m doing frequently). I would recommend anyone in a similar situation to seek professional advice when safety is concerned.

Hi @craigchamberlain and thanks for commenting. I did get it checked out at a tyre shop I trust before creating this video and I was told it wasn’t a write-off; but to keep an eye on it to make sure its condition doesn’t deteriorate (which I’m doing frequently). Although I did mention this was cosmetic, in hindsight, I should have clarified in the video that anyone thinking of doing this should seek professional advice before performing a repair to make sure the tyre is still roadworthy. Your guidance regarding torquing wheel bolts and use of impact wrenches is sound advice; you are correct in stating they should be torqued in order (1, 3, 5, 2, 4) to ensure an evenly distributed clamping force. Looking back at my video, I’d originally used the correct order when putting on the bolts, but realised I used (1, 3, 4, 5, 2) to tighten them, before checking with the torque wrench in a clockwise fashion (I’ve since redone it just to be on the safe side!). I too experienced an issue with a shop that naively used an impact wrench to remove tuner style wheel bolts and split one, which meant I then had to get a sacrificial hex socket welded into it to get it out. Using a breaker bar to loosen them first is a much safer option.

I think they are coming up to 5 years old. The tyres have done about 20k miles and I estimate they have about another 6-12 months use before they’ll be getting near to minimum tread depth. MOT is coming up in a couple of months so I’ll soon find out if they need replacing sooner! 🛞

Glad it helped and thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback and glad it helped you fix your pressure washer.

Thanks for watching; it's a T15 torx for the screws holding the case together.

You're welcome, thanks for feedback.

Thanks for the feedback and glad it helped!

I’d recommend getting a good night’s sleep so you can give this video your full attention! 😂

So what should you do?

You'll be out of a job if it does work,

What about the K4 keeps tripping the house’s main!!

What about my K4 full control it stops working for around 2 ton3 seconds then starts working again, what may cause this

Margaritas come out of mine 🎉

Check the Carbon Brushes

K7 is nothing like K4, k7 has aluminium pump head as to a plastic head on K4.

Thanks for sharing, you would think for the difference in price they might use premium materials, although maybe the internals of the pump are different to support the higher running pressure the K7 offers over lower models.

When I wrote "most parts are exactly similar" I didn't ment the very nature the materials are made off, plastic, or metal, but rather the actual position placement of the parts, on both models, the screws, the pins, and the similar sequence someone follows to disassemble and reassemble both models. For me, after watching the video, it was so predictable from where to start, which step to follow next etc, it was like I worked as a Karcher technician all my life 😀 That's all.

How did it your seat restoration turn out?

Yo tambien le pongo El reset para que sirba y luego El "test" para apagarlo haha, ya Tengo dos anyos haciendolo asi es tiempo de un Nuevo hasta que algen sepa que es la problema