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Great video!👍🏼

Great video! 👍🏼

This video was extremely helpful and accurate.

Got it - thanks, the gears were not lined up as you mentioned. Love your video....

I putting the clutch together again I was unable to get the tab on the cover housing to click back into place. Any suggestions?

Great job I would have never been able to do that with out seeing this thanks!!!

Great job !

Very well done video you save me a lot of time and money because now I can now spend the $400 on my car thanks

Could NOT have done it without you! Saved me lots of money. Perfect instructions! Thank you sooo much!

Awesome! Used both part 1 and part 2. Instruction couldn't have been better. Thanks!

Thanks man! I replaced mine in minutes flat.... you saved me $400!

I VERY MUCH AGREE WITH YOU!!!

Thank you! Another video said one could not replace the clutch belt! What a pain, but I'm already $400 plus tax into it, so I will now order the belts. Your video is most helpful; I only wish you had used the belt replacement tools so weak-fingered females like me could have an even easier time. If I had it to do over, knowing what I know now about what is required to change a stupid vacuum belt, I would NOT have purchased a Dyson!!! I will give you a rave review but give Dyson a bad one!

I want to thank you for your help on 1 an 2 i fixed it like you showed thank you again

Thanks. All explained now. I've just been given an all terrain 07, and am stripping it down for a good clean.

Great video, except the last 20 seconds where the clutch engaged or not did not syncronise the 2 belts, or did I miss something?

Thank you, very helpful!

Dude you rock. Thanks to you my Dyson is working again. Very good video!

To be fair they have a 5 year guarantee, our clutch has just gone after two and a half years but it gets hammered with us owning dogs, Dyson are sending an engineer to sort it, thanks for psting the video, well impressed

You call them snap rings, we call them Circlips in the UK.

Snap ring" is a common term but technically, they are and are called "retaining rings". Now, if you just want to knit-pick, those are steel balls, not ball bearing. A ball bearing has steel balls inside it. :) Thanks for the video!

WOW Guy's like you make life so much simpler!! My Wife thinks I can fix anything now. LOL! Thank you and 100 thumbs up

excellent demo..10stars

Thank you so much for posting this video!!

Great video. Well explained and great practical info. Thanks pal.

Thanks for the help dude. You saved me an hour of cussing and throwing things.