Dressed all in black and ninja garb, he comes to quietly and efficiently dispatch worn out clutches. Then he leaves as silently as he came leaving no trace; Only a low biting point.
And probably a massive bill, no warranty, and no insurance incase he fucks it up and your car gets ruined. 100% this fellow is unlicensed and doesn't have ANY sort of mechanics insurance incase he fucks your shit up.
Respect to this man, i used to work as a mechanic up to 16 years ago, i found some clutch jobs to be a nightmare even with the luxury of a 2 poster lift. Theres not many people out there that would even attempt this on the ground. Great video 👍
@@girthy10incher23 No i come out of that trade 16 years ago, but worked for 7 years as a mechanic, it must be horrendous working on all the modern vehicles these days
I'm unsure how many realize how difficult this is, and how much time goes into mental prep to pull these jobs off while working on the ground. This guy is an inspiration.
If any of his customers moan about paying the bill they need shooting . Look at the graft and skill he's putting in also factor in he's doing it kerb side . Top man
I think it's so smart that you're recording. Not only is it entertaining to watch, but if you were to have any complaints from the clients you can pull up the video and prove that you were showing due diligence with the install. It's the liability aspect and clientele of this business that would concern me haha. Great content, new sub!
This guy is awesome. As an ex mechanic it is great to watch someone like this in action. Doing jobs like this in a driveway is no mean feat. Good stuff.
Your work is truly inspiring in a special way. I used to let your videos play on the TV whilst working in the home office here in germany (most people would possibly watch a music stream or something), it kind of has a calming effect to see the clean and concentrated work and hear the wrenches and spanners in the background. Also telling a lot of friends about this "crazy guy that does mobile clutch services for a living" - highly appreciate your work and videos ! Even more after having done the clutch on my UK import E46 M3 last week. All the best from a foreign petrolhead mate !
Only did a fiesta on my drive way, took 3 days lost the tip of a finger and ached like a bitch all over for a week after.. Never again, just pay the money it's well worth it.
I've seen a gearbox fall on someone's chest before. usually the risk outweighs the reward. you must have good paying customers. I find that customers are happy to pay £100 labour for a 30 minute job (brake pads & disc) rather than £200 for a 4 hour job. that's some of the reasons why I don't take on these type of jobs unless its in a garage with a good Ramp(lift) and gearbox jack.
Dancing with those transmissions is tough. But Kev shows them who is leading. I like how he has a bolt and socket ready to go. As soon as he stabs it, he gives it a snuggy with the M-12. First class filming and editing. Don’t mess with Kevin. 😍😍
This guy is an animal holy fuck, the way he just casually lifts the gearbox over his head while laying down, that's some serious power, these things ain't light.
That's a nightmare of a job, bad enough doing it on a nice day, it must be hell in the winter, good job mate, well done. Usually when you see guys in balaclavas working on cars they are removing the catalytic converter. :)
@@WMCS Only a mechanic who in exceptional cases has already made a clutch in front of his house, can really appreciate your daily performance...cheers mate, have a nice Sunday evening 🍻🍻🍻
Hats off to you. As a tech myself i know how much those boxes weigh. I'm doing my own scirroco GT TDI this weekend but i doubt I'll be swinging that box like you did !!!! 💪
wow.. just wow. When I saw you lifting the gearbox into place it brought back memories of me getting myself trapped under a BMW gearbox back in the 1990s while trying to refit it in my own laying under a car. I was lucky I got rescued, but I still suffer neck pain from doing stuff like this. Total respect to you, you work hard for your money and deserve every penny, but man your health and the risks you are taking are not worth it. With your skill and determination I am 100% certain you can make as much without the risk.
Big respect mate. I used to hate doing clutches, never mind without a ramp. I really felt for you doing that Toyota in the rain. Really not much fun. Nice work 👍
17:44 Produced without special effects or editing. This man lifts an Audi gearbox, lying on his back, and positions it in 20 seconds. This commands respect and admiration. 37:57 he did not come to laugh mister clutch
I admire how he conserves his energy by not swearing like I do when you cant find your ratchet or 1/2 inch adapter let alone when you cant frickin move because gravity wont let you! He deliver's Milk Tray after the sun goes down, wizpekt!
Not sure if this is just me but coming from North America where MT cars are not as common as they are in the UK, it almost seems like the manufactures make it easier to change clutches in European cars. No sub frame dropping, no power steering racks in the way. I'm not discounting your work, I just wish they made it easier in North America D: Great video and keep up the hard work man!
Niezły wariat.Robię w mechanice ale szacun dla niego że w takich polowych warunkach łapie się takich tematów.Tam tyle rzeczy po drodze może pójść źle...
This lads got to be an ex-REME, the drills just look ex-mil to me lol Good effort though, props to him. Clutches aren’t the easiest thing to do on a 4 post lift. Doing them in the field in all weathers is hard graft!
you Sir are my new hero --rain cold wet and still you press on -- gearbox on the chest and a push and a shove --love the foot action on the trolley jack -- as a car lover and worked on my own vehicles all my life in the cold and wet -- i recognise skill beyond the fully equipped warm, dry and multi ramped workshop .
i tought being a mechniacl person as a hobby cuz it fun. but should i spend my time on it or is it a waste.. kevin what you say and every one who sees this i am bad btw
It takes enough time to do a clutch never mind filming and editing as nicely as this guys did!!You deserve a metal for devoting your time ..Thank You from all the DIYers!!!
Kevin, my 22 year old son Jonathan is a 4th year apprentice here in Quebec Canada. Works at transmission, suspension shop Been there for a year and has done all kinds of vehicles. When he saw your videos he was stoked! and will pursue your business model.Winters here mean that people slip and abuse their clutches getting stuck and trying to get mobile again. His shop is very busy . He lives in a semi rural area and thinks this worth a shot.Will let you know..Kudos..
@@WMCS thanks for the reply, I can appreciate that stick to what you know and can do quickly for quick turnover, same with a lot who just stick to servicing!!
Ive recently had the gearbox out my 89 mazda 323 turbo, not for the first time either, and it been 4wd its a lump of a box, dropping its simple enough, getting the thing back in can be a nightmare. Ive done quiet a few clutches on other cars over the years, not something i enjoy and something id wanna do on a daily basis. Respect to you sir!
Meinen Respekt hat er. Wie lange er das so noch machen kann bleibt die Frage und besonders ob er sich damit einen Gefallen tut. Ich habe viele gesehen die ihren Job aufgeben mussten weil sie sich in jungen Jahren ihre Gesundheit ruiniert haben auf diese Weise. Darum bei allem Enthusiasmus auch an die Gesundheit denken, man hat nur eine 😉
@@jurgenvau552 zum Glück stieg ich vor 35 Jahren, nach meiner Lehre bei Jaguar, aus diesem Beruf aus. Damals arbeiteten wir ohne Handschuhe, der ewige Dreck, jede Woche schmerzhafte Furunkeln am Hintern, nein danke!
You are doing really good work, I follow you with pleasure, greetings from Turkey bro I really congratulate you, you are doing these works. I also share works and mechanics on Opel, the service company in Istanbul Turkey, I really like and follow you. Take it easy.
Respect to this guy top job. That said I`m 6o years old never bought a new car in my life always buy second hand, keep cars for ten years plus and never needed to have a clutch replaced.
its good money to work like this. no overheads, apart from tools - but once you own them they're yours forever. drive to clients and do the work, keep all the labour costs for yourself. when you take a car to a garage, the overheads are huge, they are vat registered so vat is 20% there's markup by the garage owner who makes a profit on the labour. But not every job goes this smoothly, work on a 18 year old car, and it's going to be a stringgle. I remember on my golf mechanics cam across stumbling blocks at every step. draveshaft stuck on the spindle, 10+ different things to undo/remove to get access to the gearbox, lots of seized bolts.
@@Professional_UA-cam_Commenter You mean the mechanics are self employed or a kind of associates ? only a van with tool box and a lot of professionalism
@@mrhaltstop2294 no, just a normal garage with mechanics as employees. If they charge you £200 labour to do a clutch job. How much of the £200 is going to go to the mechanic? Probably half that goes on wages, the rest is taken by the garage as profit and overhead expense.
il a un pantalon de mecanicien red bull racing infiniti, presque voir introuvable si on n'a pas fait partie de ce milieu, tu comprends pourquoi il est bon ;)
Absolutely amazing as always , the hardest grafter I've ever seen , every car you make look so easy , either way have a good weekend and a happy birthday
So impressed, on a driveway, Single handed... , Bell housing and gearbox off in one on belly, new parts, clutch centralized, reassemble, make it look easy, You deserve every penny... This gotta be a £1k job in a garage... ps. Milwakee make some awesome tools (that 90 1/4 or 3/8 ratchet). Respect Great job Great video 👍 pity your only south.. I'm Yorkshire...
Hello Williams, I have changed 3 clutches thanks to you and your videos that are very good and I learn a lot with them, from Chile🇨🇱 I greet you, a hug and do not stop making your videos😉
Great Job specially doing it solo! Zen and Clutch replacements. Really soothing to watch a Master at work. The way he inspects and cleans. grease dabs at the proper spots. proper torque of every bolt. the prep work before the day. The eye on safety because he IS solo. My Respect to You Sir!
Man... You're like some real life super hero :) If I could ask for any knowledge or skill, this would be very high on my list. What you do looks absolutely effortless!
I am following your posts on your youtube channel with great interest. Your determination in carrying out the projects deserves great admiration. Unfortunately there is no such thing here in Germany. So keep it up.
mate you are a beast bro! i honestly can't believe you do this! 100% mad effort its on another level. makes me laugh all these youtubers that have so many subs, yet you put 10x the graft into your videos literally!
I ran a mobile pre-purchase vehicle inspection service while studying, after doing the same at the AA. Working unassisted in someone's driveway is not my idea of fun: not all jobs are straightforward, parts may be incorrectly supplied or break during removal/refitting, no thank you. Respect to you for taking this on. I love the interlocking thermal mat.
Now mate have you ever had a customer accept the price you have given them for a clutch replacement and then once you have completed the job have they tried haggling you down on the price or have you ever done a clutch and they have refused to pay if so what would you do? Would you strip it back down and remove the clutch or do you get paid in advance, only asking as with me if they try haggling or refuse to pay they aren't taking their car out of my unit where as you can't hold their car as you doing it at their home or place of work.
I done my own clutch last weekend on my drive with trolley jack and it was no easy feat. I also gubbed my master cylinder at the same time which was another pain in the hole. Fair play to you Kevin. 👏
The part i worry the most is getting the transmission housing back in place. I dont think i have the strength for that, a bit old. But nonetheless the difficulty level is high to do this at the sidewalk and to do this day in and out is indeed one that is insane or gifted.
Hey fella not many guys would do what you do , but you have the pleasure of being your own boss and doing what you want to do and when .I did my time as a plant fitter in the 60ts a britool ratchet was a thing of beauty then all hand tools no batteries or air tools , clutches gearboxes and diffs all done on your back , ooh the memories of a bad back but I managed just as you do ,GREAT VIDS LAD ,CHEERS JOHN
The Clutch Ninja strikes again. Your parts supplier must be superb as you always seem to have the right parts with no issues. You must weigh in a lot of scrap. Never seen so many knackered duel mass flywheels.
I will always respect hard work - this guy deserves his success.
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Agree. Such inventive and hardworking people are the backbone of the economy
@@mysteryboxandtryonlineprod5480 spam !
Agreed
Dressed all in black and ninja garb, he comes to quietly and efficiently dispatch worn out clutches. Then he leaves as silently as he came leaving no trace; Only a low biting point.
and may do some services if he notices
And probably a massive bill, no warranty, and no insurance incase he fucks it up and your car gets ruined. 100% this fellow is unlicensed and doesn't have ANY sort of mechanics insurance incase he fucks your shit up.
@@mynameisray he is a business, he will have insurance.
@@DerKaktusAvant - Nope
@@mynameisray one quick google of his company proves you wrong.
Respect to this man, i used to work as a mechanic up to 16 years ago, i found some clutch jobs to be a nightmare even with the luxury of a 2 poster lift. Theres not many people out there that would even attempt this on the ground. Great video 👍
Wow your body made it 16 years in that trade, mine didnt
@@girthy10incher23
No i come out of that trade 16 years ago, but worked for 7 years as a mechanic, it must be horrendous working on all the modern vehicles these days
@@stephenpurcell7433 im a mechanic these days and yes its horrendous
@@klaasover Doesnt that make the paycheck bigger ?
I’ve only changed 1 clutch on a Renault 5 gt turbo..( showing my age now).....I’ll never change another one it put bloody years on me lol.
I'm unsure how many realize how difficult this is, and how much time goes into mental prep to pull these jobs off while working on the ground. This guy is an inspiration.
I agree im mechanic myself but,if you know you do it on the road you prepare for it. And its practically similar as in shop. Harder definitely.
You have to have neck muscles like a F1 driver!!, my head just has to lay down after a while working under my car! :)
Great job and stay safe!
This guy really know what he’s doing. Hard working and skilful, he deserves every cent he earned.
Very impressive; love the footwork with the Jack handle when under the car.
Legend! My man is a one man army. Not easy replacing a clutch by yourself and filming at the same time.
certainly looks like he has some Military in him
Especially on Audis !
If any of his customers moan about paying the bill they need shooting . Look at the graft and skill he's putting in also factor in he's doing it kerb side . Top man
and even in rain
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I´ve done a few clutches out in the road in the past so this brings back some memories. You got my respect my man.
A game all the way, a true professional awesome work bro!
I think it's so smart that you're recording. Not only is it entertaining to watch, but if you were to have any complaints from the clients you can pull up the video and prove that you were showing due diligence with the install. It's the liability aspect and clientele of this business that would concern me haha. Great content, new sub!
Yeah, I'd pay extra for this.
This guy is awesome. As an ex mechanic it is great to watch someone like this in action. Doing jobs like this in a driveway is no mean feat. Good stuff.
Even in the rain he continues! Respect. I know how hard this can be on your own... you seem do it with ease though. Keep up the good work.
Your work is truly inspiring in a special way. I used to let your videos play on the TV whilst working in the home office here in germany (most people would possibly watch a music stream or something), it kind of has a calming effect to see the clean and concentrated work and hear the wrenches and spanners in the background. Also telling a lot of friends about this "crazy guy that does mobile clutch services for a living" - highly appreciate your work and videos ! Even more after having done the clutch on my UK import E46 M3 last week. All the best from a foreign petrolhead mate !
Thank you so much … really appreciate the feedback and support.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading your review 🍻🍻🍻
Your work is so clean and neat. I wish I could be that tidy. Keep up the good work my friend and love watching you work👍👍👍
Damn. I replaced a clutch that way ONCE.... to do that again and again must be hard as f***
Faster once you've done a few.
Only did a fiesta on my drive way, took 3 days lost the tip of a finger and ached like a bitch all over for a week after.. Never again, just pay the money it's well worth it.
you sir, are a weapon! You deserve all the success that comes your way and more!
i always wanted to have all my tools like this guy even though I'm not a mechanic . my respect to this guy . a true warrior :)
I've seen a gearbox fall on someone's chest before.
usually the risk outweighs the reward.
you must have good paying customers.
I find that customers are happy to pay £100 labour for a 30 minute job (brake pads & disc) rather than £200 for a 4 hour job.
that's some of the reasons why I don't take on these type of jobs unless its in a garage with a good Ramp(lift) and gearbox jack.
You’re absolutely right
It is totally true, people tend to look down on the work of others
WOW, Really impressive. Just be safe and take care man. :)
VAG day.
I enjoyed watching the VW Scirocco
Good work Kevin 😎
I’ve filmed the scirocco.., it should be up by tomorrow. Nice car.
nearly had a full week there without any rain, damn that last day, great weeks videos kevin lad, BIG THUMBS UP FELLA
Must have a strong core to be in that position all day
Yes, my neck hurts watching this!
Dancing with those transmissions is tough. But Kev shows them who is leading. I like how he has a bolt and socket ready to go. As soon as he stabs it, he gives it a snuggy with the M-12. First class filming and editing. Don’t mess with Kevin. 😍😍
Hi Bill.
Thank you for the feedback. It’s always a pleasure to hear from you.
Hope things are going well with your projects.
Who needs a gym, when you graft like that ;)
That mini looked like a pain in the backside to work on.
get yourself a small tent for rainy days.
This guy is an animal holy fuck, the way he just casually lifts the gearbox over his head while laying down, that's some serious power, these things ain't light.
Thanks for sharing these. I did the clutch on my Superb the other day with the help from your video. Took a while, but got the job done.
Excellent.., that’s what it’s all about.
That's a nightmare of a job, bad enough doing it on a nice day, it must be hell in the winter, good job mate, well done. Usually when you see guys in balaclavas working on cars they are removing the catalytic converter. :)
I'm a technician since 40 years with a own workshop since 20 . My respect that you never be heard cursing.🙈😂
.., thanks for the feedback.., means a lot coming from a fellow mechanic. 🍻🍻🍻
@@WMCS Only a mechanic who in exceptional cases has already made a clutch in front of his house, can really appreciate your daily performance...cheers mate, have a nice Sunday evening 🍻🍻🍻
26:36 coffee request, that's a fine thing and by the way "Happy Birthday" 🎂🎉🎁
People like that are the best customers.
I'd sleep with one eye open with that snap on kit in the back of my van xD
The guy's a ninja. He probably sleeps with both eyes open, while hanging upside down in his garage.
Hats off to you. As a tech myself i know how much those boxes weigh. I'm doing my own scirroco GT TDI this weekend but i doubt I'll be swinging that box like you did !!!! 💪
wow.. just wow. When I saw you lifting the gearbox into place it brought back memories of me getting myself trapped under a BMW gearbox back in the 1990s while trying to refit it in my own laying under a car. I was lucky I got rescued, but I still suffer neck pain from doing stuff like this. Total respect to you, you work hard for your money and deserve every penny, but man your health and the risks you are taking are not worth it. With your skill and determination I am 100% certain you can make as much without the risk.
For an infinitely long time you can look at the flowing water, a burning fire and on this mechanic at his work!
Thank you.
1:39:30 attack from the sky
Hitchcock/The Birds - Williams version 2021
This man takes pride in his work, if we had a few like him in the 70s and 80s the car industry wouldn't have gone the way it did. 👍
Bravo & Respect pour les gars qui bossent dur comme toi 👍 Bonne chance
Merci beaucoup.
Wow, that was fantastic to watch. Meticulously done and made it look so easy. Fair play!
Big respect mate. I used to hate doing clutches, never mind without a ramp. I really felt for you doing that Toyota in the rain. Really not much fun. Nice work 👍
Don't be fooled, he is in really great shape to be able to change a clutch on the ground.
I did it on a tiguan, and i am NOT in great shape, I did it out of pure frustration for the dealership wanted and arm and a leg for doing it :P
nobody is fooled we can see those arms XD guy is a beast
17:44
Produced without special effects or editing.
This man lifts an Audi gearbox, lying on his back, and positions it in 20 seconds.
This commands respect and admiration.
37:57
he did not come to laugh mister clutch
Thanks sebastien., really appreciate the feedback
The dude must be ripped, lifting gearboxes like that, holy macaroni body goals!
Love how you know what tools to get I spend half my day go back and forward. Good work pal.
I admire how he conserves his energy by not swearing like I do when you cant find your ratchet or 1/2 inch adapter let alone when you cant frickin move because gravity wont let you! He deliver's Milk Tray after the sun goes down, wizpekt!
Grafter, thats all i can say.
Not sure if this is just me but coming from North America where MT cars are not as common as they are in the UK, it almost seems like the manufactures make it easier to change clutches in European cars. No sub frame dropping, no power steering racks in the way. I'm not discounting your work, I just wish they made it easier in North America D: Great video and keep up the hard work man!
This is a man that earns his keep.. i admire that
Great work. You should have one of those folding pavillons, garden tents, or what they are called. To pull over the car when it rains 👌😁
I hope you earn a lot bro ! Awesome work ! That guy has some nerves !
Did you see the snap on logo in the van?
Niezły wariat.Robię w mechanice ale szacun dla niego że w takich polowych warunkach łapie się takich tematów.Tam tyle rzeczy po drodze może pójść źle...
Whoa a mini clutch ninja you will have a professional training no doubt about it 👍💪👨🏽🔧
Next time put the 'hard work' song in the background, your videos deserve the song better than any other videos..🔥🔥🔥
This lads got to be an ex-REME, the drills just look ex-mil to me lol Good effort though, props to him. Clutches aren’t the easiest thing to do on a 4 post lift. Doing them in the field in all weathers is hard graft!
mutch easier doing it on the ground
you Sir are my new hero --rain cold wet and still you press on -- gearbox on the chest and a push and a shove --love the foot action on the trolley jack -- as a car lover and worked on my own vehicles all my life in the cold and wet -- i recognise skill beyond the fully equipped warm, dry and multi ramped workshop .
Fair play, that's tough graft, you work tidy and efficiently. Good on you!
I replaced the clutch on my Audi A3. A lot of work, but your videos have been useful for me. Thank you
Its very impressive how you receive the weights of the transmission with only your hands.
i tought being a mechniacl person as a hobby cuz it fun. but should i spend my time on it or is it a waste.. kevin what you say and every one who sees this
i am bad btw
This man takes safety seriously. 👍🏻
It takes enough time to do a clutch never mind filming and editing as nicely as this guys did!!You deserve a metal for devoting your time ..Thank You from all the DIYers!!!
45:43 that smile on customer face , is a reward for you as good as a pay :)
Very very true. The best part of the job is exactly that.
Kevin, my 22 year old son Jonathan is a 4th year apprentice here in Quebec Canada. Works at transmission, suspension shop Been there for a year and has done all kinds of vehicles. When he saw your videos he was stoked! and will pursue your business model.Winters here mean that people slip and abuse their clutches getting stuck and trying to get mobile again. His shop is very busy . He lives in a semi rural area and thinks this worth a shot.Will let you know..Kudos..
Absolutely Andy .., he will own his house outright after a year.
Good parts. Good marketing. And do the job once.
All the best. 🍻🍻
Birthday greetings for today Kevin! It’s mine too! 🥂🌞👍
Excellent. .., happy birthday mate .. Gemini ♊️ 🥃
Is it just clutches you specialise in or everything? Regards Dave
Hi Dave.
That’s correct. Only clutches.
@@WMCS thanks for the reply, I can appreciate that stick to what you know and can do quickly for quick turnover, same with a lot who just stick to servicing!!
Dude this was an awesome watch! Thank you! Btw. That outfit is bad ass....
As always it is a pleasure to see this professional work.
Ive recently had the gearbox out my 89 mazda 323 turbo, not for the first time either, and it been 4wd its a lump of a box, dropping its simple enough, getting the thing back in can be a nightmare. Ive done quiet a few clutches on other cars over the years, not something i enjoy and something id wanna do on a daily basis. Respect to you sir!
Great job ! Ich bin seit 33 Jahren Mechaniker und mein Rücken ist fertig .. genieße die Zeit, wo Du noch so arbeiten kannst ;)
Meinen Respekt hat er. Wie lange er das so noch machen kann bleibt die Frage und besonders ob er sich damit einen Gefallen tut. Ich habe viele gesehen die ihren Job aufgeben mussten weil sie sich in jungen Jahren ihre Gesundheit ruiniert haben auf diese Weise. Darum bei allem Enthusiasmus auch an die Gesundheit denken, man hat nur eine 😉
@@jurgenvau552 zum Glück stieg ich vor 35 Jahren, nach meiner Lehre bei Jaguar, aus diesem Beruf aus. Damals arbeiteten wir ohne Handschuhe, der ewige Dreck, jede Woche schmerzhafte Furunkeln am Hintern, nein danke!
You are doing really good work, I follow you with pleasure, greetings from Turkey bro I really congratulate you, you are doing these works. I also share works and mechanics on Opel, the service company in Istanbul Turkey, I really like and follow you. Take it easy.
Do you take the battery Cable off when you are doing the clutches off.
thats a pretty stupid question
Respect to this guy top job. That said I`m 6o years old never bought a new car in my life always buy second hand, keep cars for ten years plus and never needed to have a clutch replaced.
i did 400.000 km without changing the clutch ( opel astra )
I had a workshop 10 years ago with several mechanics…none of them would have accepted to work in such conditions
smart men
its good money to work like this. no overheads, apart from tools - but once you own them they're yours forever. drive to clients and do the work, keep all the labour costs for yourself. when you take a car to a garage, the overheads are huge, they are vat registered so vat is 20% there's markup by the garage owner who makes a profit on the labour.
But not every job goes this smoothly, work on a 18 year old car, and it's going to be a stringgle. I remember on my golf mechanics cam across stumbling blocks at every step. draveshaft stuck on the spindle, 10+ different things to undo/remove to get access to the gearbox, lots of seized bolts.
@@Professional_UA-cam_Commenter You mean the mechanics are self employed or a kind of associates ? only a van with tool box and a lot of professionalism
@@mrhaltstop2294 no, just a normal garage with mechanics as employees. If they charge you £200 labour to do a clutch job. How much of the £200 is going to go to the mechanic? Probably half that goes on wages, the rest is taken by the garage as profit and overhead expense.
il a un pantalon de mecanicien red bull racing infiniti, presque voir introuvable si on n'a pas fait partie de ce milieu, tu comprends pourquoi il est bon ;)
You’re the only person to have ever noticed that 🍻
@@WMCS non sans rire, tu travaillais en f1 ?
Absolutely amazing as always , the hardest grafter I've ever seen , every car you make look so easy , either way have a good weekend and a happy birthday
Thank you mate. Really appreciate the support...
Kind regards.
Kevin-Albert.
So impressed, on a driveway, Single handed... , Bell housing and gearbox off in one on belly, new parts, clutch centralized, reassemble, make it look easy, You deserve every penny... This gotta be a £1k job in a garage... ps. Milwakee make some awesome tools (that 90 1/4 or 3/8 ratchet). Respect Great job Great video 👍 pity your only south.. I'm Yorkshire...
Happy Birthday for yesterday Kevin... and has always, precision and skill with every job completed.👍👍👍
Thank you Mark. 🍻🍻
Kind regards
Kevin-Albert Williams
Hello Williams, I have changed 3 clutches thanks to you and your videos that are very good and I learn a lot with them, from Chile🇨🇱 I greet you, a hug and do not stop making your videos😉
Fukin athlete, that’s graft son, smash it!!!!£££££
Brilliant business idea , lots of bad clutches out there .
Great Job specially doing it solo! Zen and Clutch replacements. Really soothing to watch a Master at work. The way he inspects and cleans. grease dabs at the proper spots. proper torque of every bolt. the prep work before the day. The eye on safety because he IS solo. My Respect to You Sir!
Man... You're like some real life super hero :)
If I could ask for any knowledge or skill, this would be very high on my list. What you do looks absolutely effortless!
I've done plenty of clutch changes in the cold lying on my back, so I know the work involved. Full respect to Mr. Williams 😃
I am following your posts on your youtube channel with great interest. Your determination in carrying out the projects deserves great admiration. Unfortunately there is no such thing here in Germany. So keep it up.
Thank you Holger ... really appreciate the support
mate you are a beast bro! i honestly can't believe you do this! 100% mad effort its on another level. makes me laugh all these youtubers that have so many subs, yet you put 10x the graft into your videos literally!
I ran a mobile pre-purchase vehicle inspection service while studying, after doing the same at the AA. Working unassisted in someone's driveway is not my idea of fun: not all jobs are straightforward, parts may be incorrectly supplied or break during removal/refitting, no thank you. Respect to you for taking this on. I love the interlocking thermal mat.
1:32:00 Need one of those quick pop up gazebo.
That Mini Cooper S, what a pig to get in there. Take my hat off to you. Well done! All by yourself! Great work!
Mate, you do an amazing job! second job on the video does not look cheap! keep it up and be safe. Love from Melbourne, Australia.
amazing!!!!!! big hello from Croatia!
Now mate have you ever had a customer accept the price you have given them for a clutch replacement and then once you have completed the job have they tried haggling you down on the price or have you ever done a clutch and they have refused to pay if so what would you do? Would you strip it back down and remove the clutch or do you get paid in advance, only asking as with me if they try haggling or refuse to pay they aren't taking their car out of my unit where as you can't hold their car as you doing it at their home or place of work.
I’ve never had that Mark.
All my customers pay after their repair. All good people.
You must be Lucky then because there are chancers everywhere.
Good question.
I ask myself the same question every time I meet a new customer.
Meanwhile I managed to change light bulb. But youtube does not let me upload 4 hours video.
I live in the US and have never even heard of a mobile clutch repair service. I respect hard work and hustle. Hats off to you sir.
Was the light blue vw a duel mass clutch
Watching this guy work gave me enough confidence to change the clutch on my own car!!! Thanx bro!!
I done my own clutch last weekend on my drive with trolley jack and it was no easy feat. I also gubbed my master cylinder at the same time which was another pain in the hole. Fair play to you Kevin. 👏
The part i worry the most is getting the transmission housing back in place. I dont think i have the strength for that, a bit old. But nonetheless the difficulty level is high to do this at the sidewalk and to do this day in and out is indeed one that is insane or gifted.
Hey fella not many guys would do what you do , but you have the pleasure of being your own boss and doing what you want to do and when .I did my time as a plant fitter in the 60ts a britool ratchet was a thing of beauty then all hand tools no batteries or air tools , clutches gearboxes and diffs all done on your back , ooh the memories of a bad back but I managed just as you do ,GREAT VIDS LAD ,CHEERS JOHN
Thanks for sharing John.
Really appreciate your feedback 🍻
The Clutch Ninja strikes again.
Your parts supplier must be superb as you always seem to have the right parts with no issues. You must weigh in a lot of scrap. Never seen so many knackered duel mass flywheels.
A lot of metal that gets weighed in. .. 🍻😁
Every time I see a Mini getting a new clutch I’m glad I don’t want one ! What was BMW thinking?