Highlight of any Saturday is your latest video! Well done Tim another hilarious video! My favourite bit was the car being off the ramp sat under the sill!! 😂😂😂 keep up the good work sir.
Haha thanks mate. That incident put a little hole in the o/s sill right before MOT, but I didn’t weld it. Upcoming video is the monstrosity of that repair 😂😂😂
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos look forward to the next instalment!there is no better entertainment on UA-cam! The commentary is what has me in stitches every time!
I’ve been impressed with it over the years too. We use 3 different ones at work, Putoline , ACF and XCP. They’re all good in their own way, I think the neatest is the Putoline, the best protecting is the XCP and the ACF is the middle one that’s not too messy and gives decent protection
I do this every year using Vactan before the mot, an hour rakes care of the rear beam and front crossmember/ suspension. If it shows rust the it get coated. My bugs 14 and as good as new so it'll probably see me on the scrap heap first. 😊
My MkI just failed her MOT due to front subframe corrosion. I tried valiant to coat the underside between the advisory last year and failure this year, but alas. Hope this protects yours!
We should have got a video of you trying to get on the ramps I’m fairly sure there’s an opportunity missed! And also you missed that the surrounding road area will most likely never rust..ever see very environmentally friendly 😂 A good post thank you 👏
Lanogaurd is made from sheep's wool and is clear and dries to a thick shield I used it on two cars sticks like shit to a blanket once dry like a wax acf50 8s quite thin and a water repellant good for creeping into areas but likely wash off under a car lano is the way to go but interested to see how acf does hold up ive used it on lots of bikes.
I did consider lano but it’s deeeeeeear bro. I asked them for a price and was knocking on £100 for the kit and they told me it degrades after a year. I’d still love to try it though and reckon it probably does protect better than this method, but saying that I have seen ACF work wonders keeping bikes in good nick so I’ll just see how it goes with it
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideosdude, you’ve got essentially a million subs (give or take). Surely those Lanoguard people can sponsor an episode. That way, they’ll give you a promo code to hand out and we’ll all get a massive discount off their stuff. I’d buy some. Win/win 😊
@@fremenondesand3896 I saw that video too! It’s a decent channel isn’t it. I’ve used diesel in the past and it has worked well. Before dropping the oil, we used to put a litre or 2 of diesel in the sump old lorries that I used to work on at my old job, and would bring a lot of crap out.
This is brilliant, gonna get some of that! Any chance you could make a video about how to get a shitter onto those ****king ramps - every time I try they just get ejected from behind me at great speed! 😩
@Stupid Bloke Stupid Videos , I've been using hammerite in spray, every now and again, but that "cavity filler 😂" is a game changer, definitely worth a try! Thanks for your videos and keep the good work up 👍
There's some bungs under the carpet in the boot that might be worth removing, to coat the inside with. They seem to have a habit of rotting as well at the rear beam mounts where the spray with the tube could get in and slow down the process. Good video. Will slow it all down for sure.
Excellent videos. I think your the C1 God so need to ask a question, My Power Steering ECU has started clicking when the ignition is off (it clicks rapidly), just wondering if you have had this issue and know a fix ? (Pulling the plug that has a fat white and black cable I think it is, the one on the end stops it but connect it again and it starts again) Thanks
I’ve not had that issue but they are common for failing and people seem to replace them pretty often on the groups so I reckon it will be an issue I’ll get one day. Also though, check voltages. Modules can do weird shit when voltages are a bit low
@StupidBlokeStupidVideos thanks will do, I saw a video before by I think a repair company and they were replacing the relay inside the power steering control box, will give that a go sometime but for now I was thinking of maybe fitting a switch to that end connector to save unplugging and plugging it back in... the easier and cheaper fixes are always the best :-)
@StupidBlokeStupidVideos Thanks, yea saw some of them but then also read they need programmed to the car, I have a cable and software that I used to program a key so wonder if that could do it as well. Voltage at the wires is a steady 12.6v Yea the relay route is probably the way as it is a relay clicking noise and they sell relay fix kits for it..... only thing is the company that makes the relays discontinued them so it seems to have bumped the prices up and also unbranded AliExpress ones are floating around with the Omron brand stamped on them Going to see if there's any updated or alternatives before trying the ebay relays It's actually not to bad driving it without powersteering anyway
After about 5 attempts of the ramps keep slipping away, I finally got up them but it felt like I wasn’t at the top so went a bit further. Admittedly I wasn’t being as careful as I usually am and just thought fuck it, and went right off the end 🤦♀️ The other side sill got a little more damage, but we’ll see that in another vid in a few weeks for some seamless repair work 🤣
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos My fwbs don't need this protection because they know I am a blood donor whose blood is given to newborns ... so they have a massive guilt trip going on if they infect newborn babies via me 😂🤣😂🤣
@@KsTimepieces no but the CDI can be replaced for one with more aggressive timing. You’ll usually get about 45mph taking the restrictors out on a sf2 50cc. For any more you need to get a performance exhaust, change the rollers abs rejet the carb
I used Lanoguard, two years and water still beads in the wheel wells. Good stuff.
Maybe lano lasts longer than I thought then. I was told by them it needs doing every year, which put me off at almost £100 for the kit
Ola from Portugal i have a aygo and now i see yours and i m more positive for mine 👍 thanks
Hi. Thanks for watching!
Highlight of any Saturday is your latest video! Well done Tim another hilarious video! My favourite bit was the car being off the ramp sat under the sill!! 😂😂😂 keep up the good work sir.
Haha thanks mate. That incident put a little hole in the o/s sill right before MOT, but I didn’t weld it. Upcoming video is the monstrosity of that repair 😂😂😂
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos look forward to the next instalment!there is no better entertainment on UA-cam! The commentary is what has me in stitches every time!
@@littleratbag1111 I’m not particularly proud of this sill repair, but I’ll put it up anyway as I always do,.. warts and all 😂😂😂
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ive used acf50 for a few years now....its the best rust treatment/protector ive come across...spray some on bare steel and itll be great 6months later
I’ve been impressed with it over the years too. We use 3 different ones at work, Putoline , ACF and XCP. They’re all good in their own way, I think the neatest is the Putoline, the best protecting is the XCP and the ACF is the middle one that’s not too messy and gives decent protection
I must say that Lanoguard does a better job..and you have to do it once a year
Funny and informative as always 😊 with a nice foot tap as well 😂
Thanks 🤣
I do this every year using Vactan before the mot, an hour rakes care of the rear beam and front crossmember/ suspension. If it shows rust the it get coated. My bugs 14 and as good as new so it'll probably see me on the scrap heap first. 😊
In my opinion it’s always worth doing some kind of treatment
Good idea for these cheap cars.When i had my Nissan 200SX that use to get sprayed under the chassis with Waxoy at my mates garage.
I just wish I’d have gotten round it it sooner with all my cars tbh
super helpful thank you
Thanks for watching
came for yes! and the foot stamp thanks.
Glad you got what you came for 😂😂😂
Absolutely class video as always keep the good shit coming 👍👍👌👌
Thanks mate, there’s another one upcoming that I’ve made but it’s pretty much the same as this one, but on the bmw lol
At least its going to be easy to check if its working, because if the ground isn't rusting in that area, it means the car isn't rusting👌👌
That’s the kind of logic I live by
That Will certainly keep the rust protected
Gotta keep that rust safe
Any chance of a Universal central locking kit install video soon? Want to see how you will wire it via the steering wheel column.
It’s on the list of things I intend to possible get round to doing one day
My MkI just failed her MOT due to front subframe corrosion. I tried valiant to coat the underside between the advisory last year and failure this year, but alas. Hope this protects yours!
We’ll soon find out. As soon as I get a catalyst put on, it’s going in for an MOT
We should have got a video of you trying to get on the ramps I’m fairly sure there’s an opportunity missed!
And also you missed that the surrounding road area will most likely never rust..ever see very environmentally friendly 😂
A good post thank you 👏
Every time I try to get on them fucking ramps, I drive off the bastard end of them!
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos 😂😂😂 brilliant
Lanogaurd is made from sheep's wool and is clear and dries to a thick shield I used it on two cars sticks like shit to a blanket once dry like a wax acf50 8s quite thin and a water repellant good for creeping into areas but likely wash off under a car lano is the way to go but interested to see how acf does hold up ive used it on lots of bikes.
I did consider lano but it’s deeeeeeear bro. I asked them for a price and was knocking on £100 for the kit and they told me it degrades after a year. I’d still love to try it though and reckon it probably does protect better than this method, but saying that I have seen ACF work wonders keeping bikes in good nick so I’ll just see how it goes with it
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos yeh it's expensive stuff prob overkill for our shitter's 👍
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideosdude, you’ve got essentially a million subs (give or take). Surely those Lanoguard people can sponsor an episode. That way, they’ll give you a promo code to hand out and we’ll all get a massive discount off their stuff. I’d buy some. Win/win 😊
@@infidelcastro5129 sounds like a good idea. Just waiting for them to approach me 😂
Saw your channel mentioned on upndown, talking about ATF for cleaning a gungy engine. Thoughts on using diesel to wash out an engine?
@@fremenondesand3896 I saw that video too! It’s a decent channel isn’t it.
I’ve used diesel in the past and it has worked well. Before dropping the oil, we used to put a litre or 2 of diesel in the sump old lorries that I used to work on at my old job, and would bring a lot of crap out.
This is brilliant, gonna get some of that! Any chance you could make a video about how to get a shitter onto those ****king ramps - every time I try they just get ejected from behind me at great speed! 😩
Haha I’m no better myself. I kept doing the same thing then drove right off the fucking end of the twat 😂
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos Yep, same thing happens to me every time!
Your loving and caring of the shitter is beyond compare! No doubt you got told off for fucking up the sink 🤣🤣
I’m still here to tell the tale, just about 😂
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Nice & easy 👌
And definitely easier than welding the shitter up,.. just hope I’m not too late!
@Stupid Bloke Stupid Videos , I've been using hammerite in spray, every now and again, but that "cavity filler 😂" is a game changer, definitely worth a try! Thanks for your videos and keep the good work up 👍
There's some bungs under the carpet in the boot that might be worth removing, to coat the inside with.
They seem to have a habit of rotting as well at the rear beam mounts where the spray with the tube could get in and slow down the process.
Good video. Will slow it all down for sure.
Cheers mate. I think I did more harm than good when the shitter fell of the ramps, but other than that it’s got to slow it down a bit lol
YES!
YES.
Is it just me or are the ACF50 cans generally shite? Great product but it never sprays well.
They do tend to stop spraying after a while, warming them up helps a lot though.
Excellent videos. I think your the C1 God so need to ask a question, My Power Steering ECU has started clicking when the ignition is off (it clicks rapidly), just wondering if you have had this issue and know a fix ? (Pulling the plug that has a fat white and black cable I think it is, the one on the end stops it but connect it again and it starts again) Thanks
I’ve not had that issue but they are common for failing and people seem to replace them pretty often on the groups so I reckon it will be an issue I’ll get one day. Also though, check voltages. Modules can do weird shit when voltages are a bit low
@StupidBlokeStupidVideos thanks will do, I saw a video before by I think a repair company and they were replacing the relay inside the power steering control box, will give that a go sometime but for now I was thinking of maybe fitting a switch to that end connector to save unplugging and plugging it back in... the easier and cheaper fixes are always the best :-)
@@SteveO2027 second hand ps ecu don’t go for that much I don’t think, but I’d probably have a go at changing the relay just out of interest
@StupidBlokeStupidVideos Thanks, yea saw some of them but then also read they need programmed to the car, I have a cable and software that I used to program a key so wonder if that could do it as well.
Voltage at the wires is a steady 12.6v
Yea the relay route is probably the way as it is a relay clicking noise and they sell relay fix kits for it..... only thing is the company that makes the relays discontinued them so it seems to have bumped the prices up and also unbranded AliExpress ones are floating around with the Omron brand stamped on them
Going to see if there's any updated or alternatives before trying the ebay relays
It's actually not to bad driving it without powersteering anyway
Just bought a little C1! Love it so far, is it normal for them to vibrate slightly when idling?
Yes, they’re not the most refined lol
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos happy days! Coming from a fiesta so I need to used too it! Your videos are great pal,
@@christiandaniels-ns5sp thanks mate. New one will be uploaded later today, about tea time!
Absolutely normal mines does the same thing
Bien hecho, my CLK previous owner had it sprayed with Lanoguard, but i might try that cavity stuff aswell ??
Can’t do any harm. Lanoguard is good but it only lasts a year from what I’ve heard. Similar to this stuff though, should be done every year really
Ive looked for it on ebay and its about £68. Would hope it lasts longer than a year at that price?
@@arnietwo11 it probably does, but when I enquired about it they recommend to do it every year.
Goes on well with a compressor when warm
That Citybug is already done for mate....🤭
It was done for long before I even got it 😂
The car sill on the ramp was painful to watch. Hopefully little to no damage. Looking forward to the BMW being ARSE-UM as the yanks say
After about 5 attempts of the ramps keep slipping away, I finally got up them but it felt like I wasn’t at the top so went a bit further. Admittedly I wasn’t being as careful as I usually am and just thought fuck it, and went right off the end 🤦♀️ The other side sill got a little more damage, but we’ll see that in another vid in a few weeks for some seamless repair work 🤣
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos haha more damage, more content. win win!
Quality :)
Thanks mate 🤣
I like cavity's 🤣🤣
Don’t we all
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Body cavity protection 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Gotta get right inside those cavities, with protection
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos Will this work the next time I am going through airport security?
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos My fwbs don't need this protection because they know I am a blood donor whose blood is given to newborns ... so they have a massive guilt trip going on if they infect newborn babies via me 😂🤣😂🤣
Looking to derestrict a speed fighter 2 2003 if anyone knows how?
Variator restrictor ring and a restriction washer in the exhaust. That’s the main things. It is a 50cc isn’t it?
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideosyeahhhh 50cc
@@StupidBlokeStupidVideos is there no electronic restrictions or anything?
@@KsTimepieces no but the CDI can be replaced for one with more aggressive timing. You’ll usually get about 45mph taking the restrictors out on a sf2 50cc. For any more you need to get a performance exhaust, change the rollers abs rejet the carb
Why is your nail painted red? 😐😝
Matched it up with the mrs’s 🤣