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Sorry my friend, dont know!

Yes, that's enough:)

Good luck mate:)

Thank you:) No problems, no check engine lights! www.ebay.com/itm/284618481638

No, there was no damage, but the bolts got stuck in the socket, so I bought new ones!

Sorry, but I'm actually not sure about that!

Haha :) Good that you're putting one in!

I didn't have one either

ebcUSR1408 :)

I can actually recommend these; I haven't had any problems with rattling myself. If you were to get them, you can attach more hangers, which come with it:)

We initially considered drilling out the screw, but at that time, we didn't have a sufficiently good drill. I think drilling them out is the most efficient method. Good luck :), many seem to have trouble with those screws being rusty/bad!

@@notalentgarageThanks for the quick reply! I dont have a drill :/ any other options I could try?

@@IsSOfficialY Sorry, buddy! It's also hard to comment on alternatives when I don't really know what it looks like other than the screw is turning. I think drilling is your best option, maybe you can borrow a drill from someone? Good luck, you'll figure it out one way or another :)

​@@notalentgarageHmm, okay, would the Bosch EasyDrill 18v 38nm drill work? Goes up to 1630rpm. It goes for 70€ here on sale, figure I could buy it if it works. I think I have some metal drill bits laying around, what mm do u think would be sufficient?

That machine is more than sufficient, good luck, buddy:)@@IsSOfficialY

No:)

Nice to hear that the video was helpful :) Cheers mate!

Thank you for your feedback, I will keep this in mind in the future regarding the size of the tools, etc. :)

Perhaps it varies between different models, etc.? On my CZT, there is a hatch there, even on the Mitsubishi Colt CZ3 1.3 from 2007 that I have replaced before. Hope you solve it in another way :)

The Australian RG is such a pain, can't get retaining spring for H7 in either, H7 I had to glue to hold it. 4 different fasteners. Worst design I have come across so far

@@mmmddd4366 But you fixed it, nice job!

Yes 11 mm. I didn't change the oil plug this time! If it is in good condition, it can be reused, just check that the gasket looks good :)

Thank you for watching:)

No, you don't need that, but you can wash it with soap and water if necessary :)

What do you do with the cable that was connected to the side of the air box. On the left as you look at engine mate?

@@darrencole8349 Sorry mate, I actually don't know which cable you're referring to, is it visible in the clip? If so, what time, and I'll try to help you :)

@notalentgarage sorry my bad its attached to the air box at the back then clips in around the front. So yeah it's all comes off together. Sorry having a slow moment lol

@@darrencole8349 No problem mate, nice to hear that you figured it out:)

Hello! It could be due to many different things; the simplest and easiest to try is to start by changing the oil and oil filter. But maybe you've already done that? I am located in Sweden :)

@@notalentgarage thanks so much bro. i just got this problem today, maybe i have to change oil +filter tomorrow bymyself. cuz tomorrow is weekend, noone work.i just afair my car broke. if it not work, i can't go to work. actualy, i not finnish but i live in finland, fucking finland.

No problem, brother. I hope it resolves itself. If the issue persists after changing the oil and filter, you can at least exclude the possibility that the oil filter is clogged. Good luck :)@@balangnhang8114

Hello, if I remember correctly, there should be adjustment screws behind the headlights, under the hood. There are probably guides available online as well :)

@@notalentgarage Dzięki za wskazówki

No problem mate:)@@jaaa3239

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Thanks mate:)

2,7 L :)

Thanks for the kind words and for the sub:) I just remove the two plastic studs that I show in the video, none broke. I have also previously changed the oil without loosening the plastic, it works too. But if you spill a lot of oil when you change the filter, it gets quite messy on the plastic. Overall, the work becomes easier if you loosen the two plastic studs in my opinion:)

Yes, it works fine, good luck :)

Just a bend on the steel wire:)