kevin, Awesome video. You are actually helping a lot of (DIY) people do our own repairs. I appreciate the time and effort you make for posting these video. Good on ya, from Lismore NSW Australia
Thanks a lot men! Your previous 1.5 dci video, helped me out massively. I DIY my clutch kit, on my drive with minimal tools. 600 miles on so far, looks good. 🤜🤛
My triceps burn just watching your videos im in awe.i wouldn't tackle some of the jobs you do on a ramp let alone the floor!! Your like the masked magician giving away all the secrets of the clutch world!!!! Amazing mate ta for the videos
A garage I used to work at, we had an elderly man that used to bring his peugeot 405 in for a clutch every 6 months, always burnt out. We did it for years. We used to sell repaired salvage, and when he wanted a new car he asked us to choose him something suitable from our stock. We were underneath a lot of them seeing how difficult the clutch was to change. We decided on a Mazda Demeo as it looked nice and easy, and 6 months later I got to confirm how easy it was!!
Hi Kevin looks like you got to that clutch just in time for the customer, lot of work and very cold working out side. I did a wheel bearing yesterday out side and it was freezing so big thumb's up for ya buddy👍👍
Thanks. You will have heard the expression 'if I did it again I would be far quicker', well watching these video's makes doing the job just like I'd done it before. I appreciate the time it must take to get the camera angles for each bolt undone etc Also gives me the confidence to tackle the job.
I have no idea why I watched this but really enjoyed it! You've got some skills to be able to do this sort of work on so many different make/models and on a driveway! Brilliant work. Also that impact gun seems so quite, is it brushless?
Great respect for tackling these jobs on the driveway,just one thing the flywheel should be tightened up diagonally and possibly with a torque wrench,but respect for carrying out the repairs...
Very nice job as well ways I salute you sir you make these jobs look easy, I d got one of these to do on my car, does the subframe need dropping at all?
Fantastic videos Kevin, Is that a K9K as I have a Qashqai 1.5 l needing a DMF and clutch that needs replacing. After watching your videos I thought I might give it a go and do you use a memory saver to keep the radio code etc
bonjour j'ai juste une question sur un petit problème sur ma nissan juke de 2014 version 1.5 Dci type F15 quand il commence a faire froid en dessous de 10 degrés le temps de démarrage est plus long et sa tire sur la batterie ,la résistance de préchauffage s'allume très rapidement ,ont dirai que le préchauffage des bougie d'allumage ne ce fait pas correctement les bougies de préchauffage ont été changer mais toujours le problème ont m'a parle du temporisateur de préchauffage ou relais de préchauffage défectueux qui ce trouve en dessous la plaque de support de la batterie , mais je croix qu'il y a 2 relais pouvez me donné un conseil pour ce problème de démarrage plus long par temps froid qui m'a coûté une batterie l'année dernière merci pour votre réponse
Great work! Why original parts this time? A petition from the customer? Better reliability? Were they at your disposal from the dealer the same day? What was the mileage? This clutch seemed quite fast. Even no need to remove battery. Do you think the subframe could have been easily removed? This torx bit lasts longer. I was afraid of it as the last one. By the way, no intro music for this season? 😉 Thanks a lot for this video! I was expecting a Renault and this one is very good and with a beautiful defensive tower as landscape!
I’ve got a sore back watching you do that hahaha, what advice would you give to an apprentice starting out? I’ve just started doing clutches and stuff and always feel like I’m really slow compared to the other mechanics.
Better to be slower and get it right. Videos normally edited down so seem quicker and garages generally using power tools and have everything they need on hand
Wow. Dehors, avec le froid et la pluie, félicitations. Cela va m'aider a prevoir les changement sur un nissans note. Comment ca se fait que le vilebrequin et le volant moteur tourne aussi facilement ?
That crank sensor u took out at 6.37 i take it it reads the position of the crankshaft via the notches on the flywheel....im doing the flywheel myself in a couple of days will the flywheel only fit on one way or do i make note before removing the old one ?
Guys how much is the laber job?? I have a Juke who need flywheel kit replacement. Just curious what is the normal price which mechanic's can ask for roughly?
Love your videos! How do you know how much oil to put in? I thought there is a maintenance screw you undo and wait for the oil to poor out. Watching you, you just poor it in and seem confident thats enough. Im guessing that just experience!!
I have Autodata which gives me all the the relevant details on all the vehicles. Everything from fluid level. Wiring ., torque settings. You can literally build your own car with the software.
@@slavko862 how on earth can you burn a clutch out that quickly?????? perhaps time to get a automatic or take some driving lessons, if the clutch control is so poor, wonder what the rest of the driving is like
Many comments about the flywheel looking shagged on here for so low mileage so I thought I'd put you all in the picture! The Nissan Junk and the Renault Crapture 1.5 dci are one of the same. I have a Crapture that has eaten 2 DMFs and clutches and my car has 40K on it!! The fault is a well known on these and generally they are shagged again in about 8K miles! Yes you did read it right! 8K miles!!! Have a look around here. www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=renault+capture+clucth+judder
That is shocking indeed. shame something like a DMF can give the whole thing a bad name. This particular one was just under 15k miles. So I thought genuine parts rather than patented ones. Sometimes they supersede the parts if there’s any faults. But still bad form from the engineers.
I have a 2017 Juke with 80k (1.5dci) and the clutch is just starting to judder. Tempted to go with a solid flywheel as £300 cheaper, have my reservations but a few in the trade report no problems at all with these kits
Thanks for the video but i discover that after fixing the clutch plate, the upper clouth inside the car refused to go down when i match it. What must be the reason
@@WMCS I'm guessing he used the Gov.uk MOT history checker. Showed 13.5K miles at its first MOT on 08/01/2021. But I agree that's stupid low miles to go through a clutch in.
@@WMCS but it isn't necessary, you can get to what you need on top of the box from the wheel arch once you drop it off the mount? Only reason I ask is I did one the other day, I looked on auto data and it says just shy of 5 hours to do clutch and flywheel My colleague said only way to do it is taking subframe off I was looking at it thinking do I have to take it all the way out or just sit it on the frame? Anyway he has far more experience than me and is right most of the time so I did what he said and I was about 6 hours taking everything off the top as well as subframe out to fully remove the box in the end thinking nah surely there's a better way lol Was hoping to study how you do it so next time we get one in I'll do it that way and call him a lying old cunt ;) 😂
A 3 year old car needs a new clutch already? How do people manage to wear out a clutch so fast. Do they floor the accelerator and then adjust the speed with the clutch. Some people should just stick to automatic transmissions.
another one bites the dust mate .. you can't keep a good man down, I heard that heater kick on, just goes to show, when it gets down to zero and you have to choose between survival and global warming survival wins eh .. lol
Hahah😆😂.,, if the environmentalist sees the start up of that diesel heater they’ll have a field day. It puffs out smoke 💨 like a proper Diesel engine. But it was a cold -1degrees that Wednesday., especially being surrounded by fields. You get that kind of cold that chills you down to the bone.
kevin, Awesome video. You are actually helping a lot of (DIY) people do our own repairs. I appreciate the time and effort you make for posting these video. Good on ya, from Lismore NSW Australia
Walter thanks for the feedback and for supporting the channel. I really appreciate it., and big hello to you all the way in Australia 🇦🇺🍻
Very good Kevin, you are an example for many young people but I fear not everyone would be willing to work so hard. Bravissimo from Milan Italy
Thanks for a nice feedback and for supporting our channel.
Thanks a lot men!
Your previous 1.5 dci video, helped me out massively.
I DIY my clutch kit, on my drive with minimal tools. 600 miles on so far, looks good. 🤜🤛
That’s fantastic news .,, it makes it worthwhile knowing it’s helping you guys ...
My triceps burn just watching your videos im in awe.i wouldn't tackle some of the jobs you do on a ramp let alone the floor!! Your like the masked magician giving away all the secrets of the clutch world!!!! Amazing mate ta for the videos
Thanks for the feedback.,, and for supporting the channel. Stay tuned for next week’s upload.
A garage I used to work at, we had an elderly man that used to bring his peugeot 405 in for a clutch every 6 months, always burnt out. We did it for years. We used to sell repaired salvage, and when he wanted a new car he asked us to choose him something suitable from our stock. We were underneath a lot of them seeing how difficult the clutch was to change. We decided on a Mazda Demeo as it looked nice and easy, and 6 months later I got to confirm how easy it was!!
What a story .., made me laugh this did. 🍻🍻🍻
@@tommydee5344 I never tell anybody to do anything
This sooooo funny 🙂
Remember old Vauxhalls you could do clutch without removing the box
You need the Milwaukee 3/8" stubby impact and the electric ratchet next, they're real time savers.
I’m thinking about the 3/8 ratchet. Thanks for pointing it out. You might see one in the next video.
@@WMCS I've got the long reach 3/8 ratchet, it's brilliant.
Exactly what i was thinking.
Will definitely save time with those
I love to watch him doing clutches. He is very well experienced man.
Thank you for taking the time to make these great videos. Keep it up and hope all is well!
amazing talent you have its like watching brain surgery for cars topman wind, rain or shine 100% respect
Hi Kevin looks like you got to that clutch just in time for the customer, lot of work and very cold working out side. I did a wheel bearing yesterday out side and it was freezing so big thumb's up for ya buddy👍👍
It’s been pretty 0 degrees all week. So that’s great you managed a wheel bearing. Was it for your caddy.
That car had done only 15miles.
@@WMCS yes mate on the caddy and front boot what a pain that was 😂👍
Thanks. You will have heard the expression 'if I did it again I would be far quicker', well watching these video's makes doing the job just like I'd done it before. I appreciate the time it must take to get the camera angles for each bolt undone etc
Also gives me the confidence to tackle the job.
😁🍻
I have no idea why I watched this but really enjoyed it! You've got some skills to be able to do this sort of work on so many different make/models and on a driveway! Brilliant work.
Also that impact gun seems so quite, is it brushless?
Yes it’s a brushless impact wrench. Thanks for watching. 🍻🍻
Can't beat MILWAUKEE power tools
The best mechanic in UK ! Thanks for sharing ! Respect Kevin !
Is this car driven by a woman ?
😆😁.., yes.
You’ll be doing that job again in two years time, I had a guy in a 1999 VW Golf years ago he used to go through three clutch’s a year.
Believe it or not. The mileage was only 15k 😆😁.,, she’s thinking of going automatic.
She’s obviously heavy on the clutch? Sure that’s still in warranty Nissan told her where to go nicely 😉
That's what happens when you ride the clutch. Good work pall 👍👍👍👍 now i know who to call to fixe my car
That clutch was abused.. great camera work dude...I like how you launched the Renault alignment tool 😅
They’re more hassle these alignment tools.
T'ai le meilleur bravo Kevin
Great respect for tackling these jobs on the driveway,just one thing the flywheel should be tightened up diagonally and possibly with a torque wrench,but respect for carrying out the repairs...
I suppose once you know your trade then you know what you’re doing. A bit like parallel parking.🍻😁
@@WMCS you get the feel after many years I agree
Surely this should be a warranty job at the dealership
Unfortunately it’s wear and tear. The mileage was only 15k..
@@WMCS did have a feeling this mite be the case great video 💪🏽💪🏽
Bonjour une grand bravo pour le tutoriel super boulot professionnel + 1 like
Fantastic job Kevin all the best Shaun
Shaun hope you’re keeping well
@@WMCS yes thank you and keep safe Kevin keep up the fantastic videos
I was just about to do the clutch... Thanks for the video
bravo pour le boulot au top bon courage
Very nice job as well ways I salute you sir you make these jobs look easy, I d got one of these to do on my car, does the subframe need dropping at all?
GRANDE NO CUALQUIERA CAMBIA UNA PLACA TIRADO EN ÉL PISO 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍, SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA
Same to you. All the best. 🍺🍻
Fantastic videos Kevin, Is that a K9K as I have a Qashqai 1.5 l needing a DMF and clutch that needs replacing. After watching your videos I thought I might give it a go and do you use a memory saver to keep the radio code etc
On these the radio codes stay in memory. You just need to read tune the stations.
Expertly done great video
How much different is a 2015 petrol 1.6 juke ?
Respect to you Sir...take a look at Gerbing heated clothing...quality kits thats transformed my motorcycling life and fishing too.
I’ll get on it now. Thanks for the tip. 🍻
@@WMCS if you go to them directly you'll get 10%..not cheap but lifetime warrenty on the kit.
bonjour video toujours nickel et de bonne qualité
bonjour j'ai juste une question sur un petit problème sur ma nissan juke de 2014 version 1.5 Dci type F15 quand il commence a faire froid en dessous de 10 degrés le temps de démarrage est plus long et sa tire sur la batterie ,la résistance de préchauffage s'allume très rapidement ,ont dirai que le préchauffage des bougie d'allumage ne ce fait pas correctement les bougies de préchauffage ont été changer mais toujours le problème ont m'a parle du temporisateur de préchauffage ou relais de préchauffage défectueux qui ce trouve en dessous la plaque de support de la batterie , mais je croix qu'il y a 2 relais pouvez me donné un conseil pour ce problème de démarrage plus long par temps froid qui m'a coûté une batterie l'année dernière merci pour votre réponse
Friday night and Binge watching a guy changing clutches! Guys a machine!
Mate, what's the worst clutch to do on a driveway?
I remember him saying somewhere it's the audi quattros.
For me personally I’d say a Citroen C5 or Peugeot 308.,, but saying that I get excited by the challenges that comes with it.
Great work! Why original parts this time? A petition from the customer? Better reliability? Were they at your disposal from the dealer the same day? What was the mileage?
This clutch seemed quite fast. Even no need to remove battery. Do you think the subframe could have been easily removed?
This torx bit lasts longer. I was afraid of it as the last one.
By the way, no intro music for this season? 😉
Thanks a lot for this video! I was expecting a Renault and this one is very good and with a beautiful defensive tower as landscape!
Because the car is still fairly new. So manufacturer haven’t released the patent.
Subframe wraps over the exhaust. So it would have been a bit messy.
I had to cancel the intro music. As someone has started claiming copyright for it ., otherwise I’d have to pay them for it.
@@WMCS Aha. I thought all 1.5 dCi had same DMF and so. Thanks!
Hi there, did you know this needed the flywheel, or did you order it just in case? Brilliant channel by the way, from an ex mobile mechanic!
I always replace them regardless., if an engine has one the whole kit gets replaced down to the bolts.
@@WMCS Good plan, means you can be 100% confident in the outcome
Always great to hear from a fellow mechanic. Are you fully retired now.
@@WMCS Hi Kevin, yes I decided I was too old for lying under cars, so I only do my own now.
I’ve got a sore back watching you do that hahaha, what advice would you give to an apprentice starting out? I’ve just started doing clutches and stuff and always feel like I’m really slow compared to the other mechanics.
Give yourself time and be eager to learn. you’ll enjoy your work more that way.
If ever you want to specialise in clutches give me a shout 🍻
Better to be slower and get it right. Videos normally edited down so seem quicker and garages generally using power tools and have everything they need on hand
Clean job! Are you happy with the heater? Im planning on buying the same one.
I’m very happy with it Chris.
I was out today in Sutton and it was snowing and rarely getting above 0degrees. Hands were warm all throughout the job.
@@WMCS Thank you for your reply Kevin!
Wow. Dehors, avec le froid et la pluie, félicitations.
Cela va m'aider a prevoir les changement sur un nissans note.
Comment ca se fait que le vilebrequin et le volant moteur tourne aussi facilement ?
That crank sensor u took out at 6.37 i take it it reads the position of the crankshaft via the notches on the flywheel....im doing the flywheel myself in a couple of days will the flywheel only fit on one way or do i make note before removing the old one ?
Great job, thanks for sharing!!
You didn't work on top of that, you didn't even take out the battery?
I thought that clutch looked done bad driver me thinks you will be doing it again in 18 months
To be fair she was on the ticking side.
The best video😊
Du bon boulot , très instructif !
your heater sounds like a 747 just starting...;-)
It helps a lot that heater. Keeps the place warm.
@@WMCS Yes of course i fully understand. you can protect the whole body against cold, but not the fingers, so sometimes its good to warm up.
2018 with 13k miles? Damnnnnn
Shocking really
Great work! Can the front section of the subframe be used as a central jacking point in this vehicle ?
I’ve never done it myself. Maybe the actual subframe itself.
@@WMCS Thank you for sharing your excellent work with us!
Guys how much is the laber job??
I have a Juke who need flywheel kit replacement. Just curious what is the normal price which mechanic's can ask for roughly?
It will depend on garages and individual mechanic. It can vary from £350 to £600 labour
Love your videos! How do you know how much oil to put in? I thought there is a maintenance screw you undo and wait for the oil to poor out. Watching you, you just poor it in and seem confident thats enough. Im guessing that just experience!!
I have Autodata which gives me all the the relevant details on all the vehicles.
Everything from fluid level. Wiring ., torque settings. You can literally build your own car with the software.
Excellent work. Which flywheel clutch set did you use? I have a 2011 Nissan Juke 1.5 dci, would the same set fit?
Yes the same one. Same engine
Hola amigo me gusta tu video un saludo de Madrid,,,,,
Clutch replacement after 3 years! What is the mileage on it.
I just thougt the same..
13k
@@slavko862 how on earth can you burn a clutch out that quickly?????? perhaps time to get a automatic or take some driving lessons, if the clutch control is so poor, wonder what the rest of the driving is like
I have qashqai 2016, 117000 km Same problems, need to change
Believe it or not the car had only 15k mikes 😆😂
Nissan Qashqai - Juke, Dacia Duster have almost the same front subframe.
I think the same goes for Renault
Captur - Kadjar.
Yes you are right. Exactly the same. Even the Nissan micra has the same engine.
Hi Kevin, any idea what exact clutch model I would need for a 2011 Juke?
Respect! Good job
I tried to replace my clutch on my juke diesel, but the pedal is still soft even after purging. What can be the problem ?
Many comments about the flywheel looking shagged on here for so low mileage so I
thought I'd put you all in the picture!
The Nissan Junk and the Renault Crapture 1.5 dci are one of the same. I have a
Crapture that has eaten 2 DMFs and clutches and my car has 40K on it!!
The fault is a well known on these and generally they are shagged again in about
8K miles! Yes you did read it right! 8K miles!!!
Have a look around here.
www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=renault+capture+clucth+judder
That is shocking indeed.
shame something like a DMF can give the whole thing a bad name.
This particular one was just under 15k miles.
So I thought genuine parts rather than patented ones.
Sometimes they supersede the parts if there’s any faults.
But still bad form from the engineers.
I know a lady that's had a 2018 one from new, and nearly 50k now. No problems
I have a 2017 Juke with 80k (1.5dci) and the clutch is just starting to judder. Tempted to go with a solid flywheel as £300 cheaper, have my reservations but a few in the trade report no problems at all with these kits
hi.. what car was the fastest and the longest in terms of hours for replace the clutch..? for your experience
Fastest probably a Ford Fiesta 2 hrs.
Good job, 👍🏼
Thanks for sharing. 👌😃
Hello! Can you tell me a key type for a flywheel bolts, please? Thanks!
Thanks for filming more details this time.
Thanks for the video but i discover that after fixing the clutch plate, the upper clouth inside the car refused to go down when i match it. What must be the reason
Hallo, i watch your video great what you do, I want to change kit but what key need have to get out flywhell? T50? Thanks
It was a T40
Min 28.20 sure is key T40? I buyed kit luk and I see all new 7 bolts need to install with key T50...
New clutch every 13k these days? You will be getting busies and busier!
Maybe Juke driver have very slow left foot.
The mileage was literally just under 15k. How did you guess that.
In my opinion the mileage you get out of a clutch depends heavily on the owner and useage of the vehicle
@@WMCS I'm guessing he used the Gov.uk MOT history checker. Showed 13.5K miles at its first MOT on 08/01/2021. But I agree that's stupid low miles to go through a clutch in.
Would this be a similar job on the 1.2dig t model
Random question but did you take anything off from the top at all like battery etc or is it all pretty much underneath?
You can do. If you watch the Nissan qashqai version
@@WMCS but it isn't necessary, you can get to what you need on top of the box from the wheel arch once you drop it off the mount?
Only reason I ask is I did one the other day, I looked on auto data and it says just shy of 5 hours to do clutch and flywheel
My colleague said only way to do it is taking subframe off
I was looking at it thinking do I have to take it all the way out or just sit it on the frame?
Anyway he has far more experience than me and is right most of the time so I did what he said and I was about 6 hours taking everything off the top as well as subframe out to fully remove the box in the end thinking nah surely there's a better way lol
Was hoping to study how you do it so next time we get one in I'll do it that way and call him a lying old cunt ;) 😂
hi thank to you video. Your Cluch is mono mass or bi mass ?
Hi... Williams..
What is the Milwaukee M18..??
Have you got it..??
I want to buy one too..
It’s M18 Fuel.
@@WMCS
I wrote it wrong .. I'm sorry .. I mean you're happy with it .. ??
Ekstra :)
A 3 year old car needs a new clutch already? How do people manage to wear out a clutch so fast. Do they floor the accelerator and then adjust the speed with the clutch. Some people should just stick to automatic transmissions.
Bro looks like a road man 😂 good job though 🎉
Can I ask why do you use that type of grease, does it have to be that one? ?
Rubber grease doesn’t disintegrate so that’s a big bonus.
@@WMCS thanks for the info.
Hi how much did it cost to replace
King
Please indicate at which mileage you change the clutch
15k miles on this one.
@@WMCS And why has the clutch already broken on such a short run?
What is the oil capacity for this gearbox? I have checked online and it says 2 litres…
That’s about right.
Very good work Kevin from an ex aircraft engineer
Do you do a bit of your own repairs. 🍻
yes most off them@@WMCS
Wow 😮
Do you have a space heater ? What’s the noise
That’s it. A space heater. Diesel one.
Just the video I needed👌 can you do one on a 2.2 d4d rav4 please 😂😂
I’ll keep that in mind. Doing a 4x4 rav4. Can get quite emotional.
@@WMCS ha ha I can imagine pal 🤣🤣
Hi good video and it makes you think on a 2018 plate it sould not off gone bad driver 😀 😉 nigel
👍👍
Chinese diesel heater....it must be cold 🥶
That diesel heater is the best thing since sliced bread
Watching this there is no way I would attempt this ,give me an old Ford Cortina I would have it done in 3/4 hours on my own in the street .
It’s not that bad really is it 😁
@@WMCS Nissan quoted me almost £1000 to do a Juke clutch
How the hell do you remember what bolt goes where
😁🍻🍻
Hey bro. You are osum
The flywheel, is that caused by someone riding the clutch for fun?
Definitely riding the clutch.
Do you still take jobs on in bad weather outside?
All day every day.
another one bites the dust mate .. you can't keep a good man down, I heard that heater kick on, just goes to show, when it gets down to zero and you have to choose between survival and global warming survival wins eh .. lol
Hahah😆😂.,, if the environmentalist sees the start up of that diesel heater they’ll have a field day. It puffs out smoke 💨 like a proper Diesel engine.
But it was a cold -1degrees that Wednesday., especially being surrounded by fields. You get that kind of cold that chills you down to the bone.
That flywheel looks trashed for a 3 year old car
Car had only 13k miles. 😆
@@WMCS You would think that would of been under warranty .
When a woman drive this clutch will be quickly replaced.
Look at the flywhell,it's a bad driver.
Buy an automatic lol
It may well have been a motability car. The juke is the cheapest one to have in the uk.
That's cheating ;)
2018! Wtf.
Yep. I think 18k miles. 😆
Definitely a woman driver
Bless her.,, she was lovely.
the mileage was 15k tho.
Great business for you I guess! I enjoy watching your videos mate keep up the great work