£100 Cheap Car For Spares or Repair Win £££ or Fail ???
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Welcome to the Salvage Rebuilds UK channel. In this video we Purchase a spares or repair Skoda Fabia 2 Estate for £100 can we earn a profit?
Working at our fully equipped workshop in Kent we carry out tasks including Panel beating, Body work, Mig Welding, Sheet metal Spot Welding, Fabrication, Chassis Repairs, Sand Blasting, Engine and Mechanical repairs, DPF cleaning, Restoration and Structural repairs on the Celette Jig frame machine.
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Backstory to this car - This was my parents car. It had a bad water leak and it used to overheat so they took it to a garage and they replaced the header tank as the old one had cracked. It went through loads of water even after this I think, so the tank didn't help very much! The brakes needed doing & the radio screen was playing up (about 1/3rd in the middle of the screen is just blank) and then the engine started making an awful noise so they assumed the engine was knackered especially with the water leak and they didn't want to spend any more money on it after all these problems in a short amount of time. They have downsized anyway and don't use the car very much, & just wanted to get rid of it to be honest. Would recommend Rob and Chris for any salvage, messaged them and they came straight away the next day to collect. Thanks Rob & Chris! :)
Nice job!!
Buy it back mate lol.
Did wonder when i saw the new header tank had the system been over pressurising & caused it to split your parents didn't put a K seal or any other add in the system did they to try & stop the problem ? & its ended up masking it ,Think rob needs to put some serious miles on this before he even thinks of selling it else it could come back & bite him on the arse
Looks like u went to a #### garage mate I even got that on my ear like Chris
That's a shame for them, looks like they had a garage that was happy to take their cash without really investigating the problem.
Chris is a better mechanic than a lot of them at main dealers. He cares about his work.
Chris wasn't changing the brakes on time lapse....
That's how quick he is
He's actually a mechanic, the guys at the stealership are just part swappers.
I just cannot believe that someone wanted to scrap this car, what a lovely little motor!! Someone on a budget who needs a cheap but decent runaround will be well in there with this one.
Dont know how you keep coming up with these bargains Rob.. £100 easy £1600 all day long...
Best channel on CZcams..No matter what video you guys put out
always 10/10...Top Stuff
I think i can speak/text for most of your followers and say thanks for taking time posting these videos. We really do appreciate your expertise
Just think how much good you have done for the environment by keeping that car going instead of it being scrapped needlessly and a new one having to be built.
You saved a car destined for breakup. The most enviromentally sustainable thing to do, and its a perfect little run around for a family or new licensee. Love it when you save cars from the dump.
Had one of these for 3 years - almost the exact same spec and colour except it was the 1.4 diesel.
Amazing mileage, only ever minor issues with it for the most part.
Ultimately, it developed an issue with the electrics in the driver side door and it caused the alarm to go off all the time. I probably could have sorted it but I wanted something with cruise control and android auto. I do miss it sometimes though, my Fabia estate was an absolute trooper for the entire time I owned it.
From what I know, those header tanks/coolant resevoirs on these VW engines get replaced as the level sensor inside them tend to fail quite early on, and the entire tank needs to be replaced as the sensors are molded into the plastic.
Another great video, and £1495 all day long. A customer of mine years ago was a VW dealer. I turned up, and all the signage had changed to Skoda. 2 years later, 'Skodas are way, way, better built than VWs. People never bring them back any more'. If you work in a Czech car factory, you have a higher standing than Fritz in the German factory, was the theory...
Boy, I’d buy a car from you guys in a heartbeat, wish I lived nearer. I recon there must be loads of cars scraped that can be kept on the road but then there aren’t many like you two. Just goes to show a few pound spent and another reliable cheap nice looking car for someone. Keep doing what you do, you should be proud of yourselves.
And our Rhythm section tonight is Rob on the spinning water pump and Chris shaking the tensioner pulleys - the salvage rebuilds beat box!
Enjoy the all in one vidios.had 3 previous model fabias.if you look after them run forever.Perfect runaround or first car.Welldone lads
Very well built. Not seen one end up like that Micra. So easy to work on. Service parts aren't "spiteful".
more skoda projects please boys. i am on my 2nd fabia. wont buy anything else now, well done for saving it!
You guys have no idea how handy the UK MOT system is - here we have to book an NCT - you can be waiting weeks for a slot. If it fails, you can wait another few weeks for a re-test. It's a total pita here tbh.
The amount of heat, several hundreds of degrees, needed to warp a brake disk is incredible and won't happen even if the car is driven fast and badly.
The most common problem is that the calipers have not been cleaned out when the pads have been changed. But easily checked using a run-out gauge.
It's too good to scrap have some fun with it
2:08 Wow, you guys don't mess about! You crammed *A LOT* into the video. Chris found the problem within the first 3 mins! The end result was worth it.
I knew this lovely little Fabia would pass its MOT, “simply clever”, another great video guys, well done, and thank you very much for saving this one!!❤️.
Nice one. If you're asking £1495, I'd replace the tyre that was an advisory too. Great content, thanks for keeping on delivering these videos week in week out, must take up a lot of your time.
Straight in from work and new video perfect timing
It’s great to see something being saved that can be saved rather than mindlessly scrapping a car that doesn’t need to be. Tidy car, estate, has the tow bar fitted, MOT, full service, valet, new brakes and a days labour for £500. Couldn’t beat it.
Respect that you are keeping the car alive and giving it some well needed TLC of oil, filter and other service items. You deserve to make some money on this car. Its def worth £2K ono
It's a shame they were about to scrap a car like that basically for the lack of maintenance. That kind of tells a story about people nowadays. This Fabia has an engine btw was not sold here in my country. After some maintenance and cleaning inside and out it just looks amazing. Good job again.
Somebody will be very happy with someone else's scrap... It's just great how a little care can give a new lease of life.
Love these type of videos, my goodness Chris doesn't hang about. He gets his head down and gets it done. Again lads brilliant video. 👍👍👍🇬🇧🏴
Definitely worth doing. Second hand car market crazy at the moment. People are always looking for a cheap runaround and that skoda looks a great little car. £1495 is a bargain!
Hi Rob and Chris, 100% worth doing, what a transformation and a nice car for someone, enjoyed this video. Cheers, Alex.
Great little motor, nice to see reasonable parts prices for it. Gives people confidence to buy when they know it’s been properly serviced and repaired. The price you suggest sounds bang on! How many more cars are out there screaming to be saved. That motor is 12 years old, no rot and lots of life left in it 👍😎
What a lovely motor someone will get a bargain well done lads a lovely quick turn around and a lovely car saved from the scrap heap also Rob thanx for the air con explanation mines stopped working and now I know it’s 1 of 3 things 😉 x
I really enjoy these vids, giving an older car a new lease of life, be a good little run around for someone for not a lot of money, really worth spending the money on, hope you remembered to fix the water leak.
Defo worth doing 👍🏻
Appears to be an excellent buy for somebody at £1495 - full years mot, serviced correctly and new front discs and pads! With a sorted air con they should have trouble free motoring for a good while. Cracking content - just goes to show what can be achieved by a couple of switched on, decent, honest guys!! I thoroughly enjoyed that.
I reckon before Robs thought about doing something, Chris has already done it. You 2 are brilliant guys. See you Wednesday guys. 👍
lol true
I have had three skodas but the octavia ive found then very reliable always good on body work i love this make of car the one im running now as 13,000 on clock and still going strong
Nice to see you doing a old car and not scrapping it, make someone a good 1st car
Couldn't agree more I never take a dirty motor for MOT ...my boss when I was an apprentice many years ago taught me that one ,it shows respect to the inspector. 😎
Looks like you saved a perfectly good little car from the scrapyard, such simple to fix faults, makes you wonder why the previous owners didn't get it done.
Well worth it. Looks really smart and at that price will give someone a good few years cheap motoring. A great save.
It's a nice clean car and far too good to scrap. Well done Rob and Chris for saving it from the scrapheap.
Rob - assuming there is no gas in the system, add some compressed air via the low side air con port. If you put say 100 psi into the system, you should be able to hear the leak (if there is one). You can then spray soapy water into the general area to pinpoint exactly where the leak is.
You shouldn’t put compressed air in an air-conditioning system bud you need to use nitrogen 👍
@@sruk Yes Rob - you are right in an ideal world but no-one has nitrogen lying about.
Compressed air contains moisture but this can be removed when pulling a vacuum to add the refrigerant. Plus, if there is a leak, there is already moisture in the system so you are not making the situation any worse :-)
Chris THE GRAFTER does all the graft yet again!!! Cheers lads stunning as always 😉👍👍👍
It was a one man job 2 people can’t fit a water pump I was doing the running around
@@sruk 🤣 Wat about all the other jobs GRAFTER CHRIS done on his own? On his hands n knees vacuuming n scrubbing the car out. That's just a start......
Only messing Rob you both do a hard FANTASTIC job and in my opinion have you BOTH created the best auto channel ever created. You BOTH make a solid FANTASTIC TEAM...I've watched you from day one and it just keeps getting better n better. Your uploads get my excited every time you make one because you never know from one to the next what's coming up? LOVE YOUR CHANNEL LADS THANK YOU BOTH for all the hard work and dedication you BOTH put in creating a TOP CHANNEL..😉👍😉👍
Rob the A/C compressor pump seals can dry out if not used or sat for a while. Hopefully low on gas. Always run your A/C weekly even in the winter a good tip. Keeps the seals lubricated.
Great video start to finish! £1495 seems fair and will be a lovely sorted car for someone. What a waste it would have been to scrap
I can remember when we used a long screwdriver which one end was placed against a component with the other end against your ear to diagnose the location of the noise. Any long piece of metal would do but handle end of screwdriver softer against your ear. Fantastic video yet again boy's.
Chris is mad mechanic never gives up. Where does he find the energy. I need his skills.
agree with the aircon, been stuck in traffic many a time without it. Especially good if selling a car this time of year to have it working.
This era of Skoda are good honest cars. Does it have a cam chain, or is it a belt? I know that VW chopped and changed over the years.......
Chain bud 👍
I know they chop and change. Manky oil is the enemy of chains. Ex took a BME (1.2 3 cyl 12V badged HTP) from 64 to 118k when something else took it. A fill of oil was 2.8 litres (5L of 10w40 Shell was about £14), filter was change from £3.
What a bargain! A simple fix & a bit of maintenance goes a long way.
Plus a quick spruce up makes it look far more presentable. Essentially a real good find in my opinion 👍
had one of these myself until a few months ago, cracking little car
Cracking video, delighted you didn't break it for spares. Lovely presentable car.
Love the quick turn around videos. Hope the guy who sold it isn't watching, he will be sick as a parrot. 🤣👍👍
£1,495 seems very very fair to me given the time, effort, quality and risk. Well done, great stuff. Thank you for sharing.
Lots of people will run miles when you mention skoda they have the reputation from the old models
My dad ran them without problems i have and still do run a skoda never had problems always passes the mot year after year fantastic on body
Think the price is bob on m8. Hate see good cars scrapped. Nice car with nice colour. I think did right with it ? Good job lads
I love you guys! Straight in there to find the problem. I guessed belt and tensioner as it squealed the same as my 9-3 before the tensioner sheared off. Simple fix really. Great call doing the brakes and getting a spare wheel, service, etc. Love it. Looks ace and definitely saved from the scrappy!! Great price 😎
Chris is like a machine…
He just can't get enough of the camera these days
@@pathallinan3920 yes hes got more confidence in front of it and he should do more as hes a natural I think
Kind of bloke you'd love living next door so you could have your car running 100% all of the time!
@@andynightingale7335 yes like all us mechanics we just luuurve “can you just…” from neighbours 😂
@@markfoden765 bit like tyrone, your a natural ain’t ya tyrone, course i am
Brilliant as always. I’m sure young Chris checked the calliper carrier slider pins weren’t stuck as that normally accounts for uneven pad wear, although that’s very rude of me as the man is a genius 😁. Looking forward to the next instalment 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Did the last owner take it to a mechanic, or did they simply assume it was all but dead? Nice car for someone, £1,495 is bang on.
We had a 2000 Fabia hatch for 10 years. It was a cracking motor. We loved it and that looks brilliant.
I like those early Fabias, I've been in a Y-reg :)
What a bargain ,lovely car now worth every penny of 1495 good job guys 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Nice to see more of Chris in the video. The guys a genius.
Nice bank holiday video (June bank holiday in Ireland)
Another great video from Rob and Chris! Love to see you bringing that motor back from the dead. Really enjoyed it thanks.
What a lovely little car. Was definitely worth saving it. Absolute bargain at £1495!
Definitely worth doing and done thorough and properly as normal no corners crossed. 👌
Fantastic job guys. Nice to see a neglected car being given a new lease of life.
Definitely worth it, lovely that the horrible noise was just some auxiliary tensioners. My recently purchased Cavalier was only £100 but I had to spend a lot more to get it roadworthy so I think you guys did fantastic.
Great video guys and well worth saving well done
Cracking cars the Fabia. I had one new as a company car (1.2 petrol). 35k in 6 months and didn't miss a beat. Could do 400 miles a day and the seats never gave me back ache. Great job you didn't scrap it 👍👍
Cracking motor that lads, well done!
As a Skoda devotee, loved this. Wish your Skoda (once refurbished) was a typical price in Cornwall. It would be £2500 or more here.
What a cracking car this is going to be for someone Great work as always Rob & Chris 👌🏻
Great car! Cheap and already useful for someone that need a good and economical car! Greetings from Milan, Italy.
Cheers lads 🍻
£100 skoda just needed a major service cam belt & pretensioners water pump new discs & pads a valet oil and filter change its amazing the transformation inc. light bulb and spare wheel.Air con allowed for in the resale price a crackin little car for under £1500 bargain wheels well done lads
Nice little car for £1500 that'll last a good few years, nice one lads
haha "let's not get ahead of ourselves" Rob like and excited puppy and Chris super sensible.. top vid again btw.
Take that towbar mounting off.... If i'm looking at a car, I never buy one with a towbar as experience has taught me how hard towing anything is on a clutch.
Apart from that.... Noice!
Excellent video rob I'm pleased you didn't scrap this car as it's a nice motor both you and Chris have found another little gem and no doubt it will make the next new owner very happy.
Came out great as always good job lads
Definitely well worth the endeavour, satisfying to see a car that would have been condemned to the scrapyard restored to near full health with some basic maintenance and spare parts.
Mmm I haven't finished the video but if the auxiliary belt should be changed, probably they haven't changed the timing belt, right? I'm not sure if that engine has a chain or not...
It’s chain bud yes 👍
Years as go I got Renault 19 diesel cheap with "big ends gone", turns out to just be a leaky injector.. one slightly used replacement later, I was a very happy bunny..!!
The "2" is the trim level but coincidentally it's also a 2nd generation Fabia :P
Your not greedy men, credit to both of you and it will make a great car for someone who has not got thousands to spend well done
You guys need to do a “let’s crunch the numbers” merchandise 😂 👍
Great to see the Skoda rides again.
Too often these more budget brand cars get overlooked, so it's good to see a proper job being done on a run of the mill machine.
Keep up the good work guy's 👍
Another cheap car challenge
Love 'em 😃😃
Funny that the expansion bottle was new maybe had another leaking pipe and someone snapped the outlet. No mention of any replacement tyres. Nice car actually looks better than Fabia hatchback. Spare might have been an extra cost option with only a puncture repair kit
Lovely little car should be a abit of a decent little profit as well so win win
Pretty sure you'll find that most brake disc's don't warp. They have variations in thickness and this can be solved with on car skimming as long as they're not below min thickness. I've had this with new discs too. A quick skim all but removes those variations and the vibes disappear.
Chris and Rob that Skoda car will make some lady a nice cheap car to drive around in
I live in Ontario Canada and I went to a DIY car wash and done the outside of my S Type Jaguar and it cost $3 dollars, High pressure soapy wash, rinse and wax. ten pond sound a bit high but you got a good car there, stay safe you two.
Absolute bargain! well done once again.
£1500 is a good price for a car of that age with a year's MoT. I can't remember if you replaced the worn tyre, which I would probably do if I was selling it, but neither here nor there really. I can't believe the previous owner didn't get it sorted, but your gain.
12 dislikes are kwickfit workers.
Probably lol 😂
Lovely little motor for someone! Another brilliant job by you & Chris!
Happily give you £1500 for that motor. Absolute bargain. I enjoy your ‘waffle’ Rob. Keep it going! Maybe you should do a waffle vid!
My Fabia 1.9 is a fantastic machine. Glad to see that you have save this Fabia.
_"there's nothing worse than warped discs"_
You have obviously never been locked in a room with Gary Lineker for 15 minutes.
Lol
Love watching you guys putting these cars to rights again.. I like how you don’t miss out the smallest thing in making the car presentable and ready for the new owner, hats off to you as always 👍👍👍