brilliant idea on bungy cord for the freelander which is my favourite car i have a auto td4 and the wife has a 1800 petrol mine is a 2006 and the wife's is a 1998 and she has had it 23/24 years and will not part with it I have had mine which is my 2nd one around 11 years but now I have seen what goes into changing a clutch what a job ,and great to see wheel nuts done up with a toque wrench better weather next week for you stay safe thanks for the video
Amazing videos, it always helps me out on some clutch jobs I've never done to get a guide on how quick or long a job can be on different cars. Keep up the good work👍
What a guy. In a world were some people get paid for “working at home” this guy earns every penny for his family due to skill , intelligence , organisation and testosterone
Great job. If you have the possibility to film a scenic 3 1.6 dci for the clutch replacement in detail it will be great and no video about it until now
26:50 I have so much respect for this here. I did my Cobalt SS's clutch a couple weeks back and put the transmission in by hand too. That was easily one of the hardest things i've ever done on a car :)
Know the feeling. My wifes Renault Megane 1.6 16v 2008 was no joke. Seen Kevin done a clutch job on a cab same model and he made it look so easy. I struggled with that gearbox for over 40min before I got it so I could fix a bolt and im not a weak or small guy. Was soar for days all over. Even slipped and dropped the gearbox on my chest, that gearlinkage made me colorful for weeks.. Worked with heavy machinery and can say 9h with this Renault really messed up my spirit in me hahaha. Admire Kevin a lot for his work. A real pro for sure.
@lasseystad3266 It's funny that your story sounds just like mine, haha. To get the transmission to stay in the air, I fed it under with my jack, and I had a ratchet strap holding it to the jack. I then put a 2x4 across my engine bay and then used another strap to cradle the trans and removed the jack so I could crawl under and push it up by hand and back in. Even with the assistance, it was very difficult. On my car there's also a spacer between the engine and trans which is extremely annoying as any wobble makes it fall and you have to re position it. I also had the trans tumble down once and I almost gave up. Luckily I had a rubber mat on the ground so no damage was done. Just like you I'm no small guy I'm 6'2 about 230lbs. I'm not sure how he does this daily I would be dead haha. I was black and blue too the whole side of my chest haha.
@@simonriddick I remove and replace a transmission from a cat 980 easier then I did that Renault. A friend of mine have an Megane 3 diesel. He asked if I could do his to, and the answer were, NO, will never do that again. Taking everything apart and put it back to gether was not a big deal, but lift that gearbox up in the correct place were really something. I didnt use any straps or jack. I had a workout of my life pushing that up 20+ times before i heard that klonk noice telling me it sat in it´s place. But I was about to call a friend and ask for a stick of dynamite and throw it in the car and just leave. hahaha Changed the timing belt on that same renault 2 weeks after, and that was a story of itself to. I will stick to repair heavy machinery.
Almost got enough tools to kit out my own van, going to try and move into this trade over the course of a couple of months from my current job. a little scary because im not sure about how much ill be earning but from what i hear you can make a good living from it. top work as always bud, your videos are entertaining and instructive!
Great work once again. A quick question , what do you use to stop your tools going rusty after all the work in the rain? Do you dry them off or use a product? Cheers
How do you understand each other, on these narrow roads. Sometimes they practically pass through the backyards of the houses and it's very peculiar and interesting. In my country they don't respect speed very much, it wouldn't work very well.
Hello Kevin, Once again, you've done a great job! I need your advice...I have to replace the clutch kit on a Renault Clio 1 1.2 from 1994 and apparently you need a tool to lock the gear selector...personally with all the clutches I've changed I've never needed this tool but on the Clio....? Could you tell me if you know of this? Thank you David
@@WMCS good to know thanks. I recently bought the same tool and was surprised to find it was plastic when it arrived. Looks metal in the photos 😂 but if it's lasted 12 years must be fairly robust!
Click link to submit enquiry for a clutch replacement:
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0:11 2015 Peugeot Boxer 2.2L Diesel.
37:48 2006 Land Rover Freelander 2.0L Diesel
1:14:20 2013 Audi Q3 2.0L Diesel.
1:24:52 2002 Ford Focus 1.8L Petrol.
1:52:45 2009 Ford Fiesta 1.2L Petrol.
Thank you Kev, I can’t tell you how happy I am with your service! That focus drives superb! Thank you so much! Dan
Thankyou for such a great review. It was a pleasure to carry out your repair.
as usual Kevin superstar video wow that land rover gearbox looks so so heavy for sure class mechanic not many guys would be able to do the work you do
It was a heavy unit indeed. I had to take a few time out in between lifting and getting it back on.
I’m about to do the D.M.F dance with an 07 boxer on Monday morning. great vids mate,you make it look easy
brilliant idea on bungy cord for the freelander which is my favourite car i have a auto td4 and the wife has a 1800 petrol mine is a 2006 and the wife's is a 1998 and she has had it 23/24 years and will not part with it I have had mine which is my 2nd one around 11 years but now I have seen what goes into changing a clutch what a job ,and great to see wheel nuts done up with a toque wrench better weather next week for you stay safe thanks for the video
Great jobs as always, stay healthy and safe Sir!
Amazing videos, it always helps me out on some clutch jobs I've never done to get a guide on how quick or long a job can be on different cars. Keep up the good work👍
Thank you. Glad to know videos are of some help in some ways.
Excellent hard work as always 👍
What a guy. In a world were some people get paid for “working at home” this guy earns every penny for his family due to skill , intelligence , organisation and testosterone
Big respect !!
El más grande de todos los tiempos 💪 abrazo grande dé argentina
Thank you clutch maestro Kevin for another week. Hope you filled the spot of the Q5 with some other joyfull time.
Regards from Sweden.
Yes I did .. Had a cigar with a whiskey and a bit of fishing .. 😁🍻🍻🍻
@@WMCS Now Im jealous 😂
Many thanks - the Freelander clutch is working superb - and was a pleasure to meet you.
Thankyou Rob..! 🍻🍻🍻
Great job. If you have the possibility to film a scenic 3 1.6 dci for the clutch replacement in detail it will be great and no video about it until now
Jeez that Camper Van Box looks heavy !!
Big respect for all what u doing.Greetings
Mate
Thanks for the heart.
Saludos bendiciones semana muí dura pero muí vien trabajada
Just joined the channel membership. Worth Every penny showing support! Great videos always.
Thankyou mate. That means a lot .. really appreciate the support. You’re officially the first member. You might get some free stuff 😁🍻🍻🍻
:D@@WMCS
I love doing clutches on Ford Focus..you don't have to remove the sub frame.
You sir are a beast 💪
جيد جدا شكرا👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much for your work that you share with us You've been filming your weeks at work for at least 2 years
Thankyou. Very first video was 4 years ago … a lot has happened since then. But all for the better .. always appreciated your support. Thank you 🙏🏽
@@WMCS 💪🫶🙏
you are biggest king
Superb kev😊
26:50 I have so much respect for this here. I did my Cobalt SS's clutch a couple weeks back and put the transmission in by hand too. That was easily one of the hardest things i've ever done on a car :)
Know the feeling. My wifes Renault Megane 1.6 16v 2008 was no joke. Seen Kevin done a clutch job on a cab same model and he made it look so easy. I struggled with that gearbox for over 40min before I got it so I could fix a bolt and im not a weak or small guy. Was soar for days all over. Even slipped and dropped the gearbox on my chest, that gearlinkage made me colorful for weeks.. Worked with heavy machinery and can say 9h with this Renault really messed up my spirit in me hahaha.
Admire Kevin a lot for his work. A real pro for sure.
@lasseystad3266 It's funny that your story sounds just like mine, haha. To get the transmission to stay in the air, I fed it under with my jack, and I had a ratchet strap holding it to the jack. I then put a 2x4 across my engine bay and then used another strap to cradle the trans and removed the jack so I could crawl under and push it up by hand and back in. Even with the assistance, it was very difficult. On my car there's also a spacer between the engine and trans which is extremely annoying as any wobble makes it fall and you have to re position it. I also had the trans tumble down once and I almost gave up. Luckily I had a rubber mat on the ground so no damage was done. Just like you I'm no small guy I'm 6'2 about 230lbs. I'm not sure how he does this daily I would be dead haha. I was black and blue too the whole side of my chest haha.
@@simonriddick I remove and replace a transmission from a cat 980 easier then I did that Renault. A friend of mine have an Megane 3 diesel. He asked if I could do his to, and the answer were, NO, will never do that again. Taking everything apart and put it back to gether was not a big deal, but lift that gearbox up in the correct place were really something. I didnt use any straps or jack. I had a workout of my life pushing that up 20+ times before i heard that klonk noice telling me it sat in it´s place. But I was about to call a friend and ask for a stick of dynamite and throw it in the car and just leave. hahaha
Changed the timing belt on that same renault 2 weeks after, and that was a story of itself to. I will stick to repair heavy machinery.
@@lasseystad3266 I was going to say the most satisfying sound was that clunk as the splines finally came together. I said omg! Yesss!!!! 😄
Almost got enough tools to kit out my own van, going to try and move into this trade over the course of a couple of months from my current job. a little scary because im not sure about how much ill be earning but from what i hear you can make a good living from it. top work as always bud, your videos are entertaining and instructive!
You’ll manage alright and more over several folds. If ever you need some advice drop us an email
Parking and flat concrete...almost a dream..😂
I’m being spoilt out here 🍻😁
That man has skills for sure.....mechanical surgery.
Really great videos, so can you tell us which car brand is hardest/easiest to work with i mean change the clutch?
hi Kev .. cooling down a bit now, .. time to blow the dust off that heater 😊
I’m thinking of getting a new one. This one I have is getting a bit temperamental
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Laik molodew.
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Kevin, quick question mate, do you torque the locking wheel nuts/bolts?
Great work once again. A quick question , what do you use to stop your tools going rusty after all the work in the rain? Do you dry them off or use a product? Cheers
I just keep using them everyday. But WD40 is probably your best bet.
Thanks Kev. Unlike me, your tools get tough use everyday, no chance to get rusty. Mine get occasional use !
How do you understand each other, on these narrow roads. Sometimes they practically pass through the backyards of the houses and it's very peculiar and interesting. In my country they don't respect speed very much, it wouldn't work very well.
I suppose it’s the natural rhythm of those areas .. but you’re right it can be very narrow
What was wrong with audi q3?
Hello Kevin,
Once again, you've done a great job! I need your advice...I have to replace the clutch kit on a Renault Clio 1 1.2 from 1994 and apparently you need a tool to lock the gear selector...personally with all the clutches I've changed I've never needed this tool but on the Clio....? Could you tell me if you know of this?
Thank you
David
Hello,
So, do you think you need a tool or can you do without one?..I think so.
David
Hi Kevin! Did i sleep through the Audi repair? It went up and came down and that was that, lol.
There was more to it than the clutch. So I had to abandon ship
Van needed more axle stands
How much time in average takes you to do a clutch job in its entirety? Also how many jobs do you do on a daily basis? Love your videos!!!
From the moment I turn up including the set up to the moment I’m packing up on average no more than 5hrs
Kevin hi, what is the average mileage before replacing the clutch, according to work experience? When is the disc erased to the rivets?
In average 80-90k miles.
What do you think to those laser clutch alignment tools?
They’re very good in my opinion. I’ve been using nothing but that did last 12 years or so.
@@WMCS good to know thanks. I recently bought the same tool and was surprised to find it was plastic when it arrived. Looks metal in the photos 😂 but if it's lasted 12 years must be fairly robust!
Ciao Kevin Audi A4 Avant anno 2002 diesel link sostituzione kit frizione.
How are you friend William?
Thankyou 😁🍻🍻
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What jack do you use ?
3 tonne Sealey.
Ich wünschte dich gebe es in Deutschland
Can't wait for you to sort my 508 later this month, clutch is getting weaker by the week haha.
Ouff.. a bit of a tricky repair the 508 😁🍻🍻
Тоже хотел у себя на боксере поменять сейчас сцепление, но у нас в городе сейчас -20 и решил отогнать в сервис)