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You're welcome. Sorry, I no longer have that car and I never tried to remove it

@@GentilsGarage thanks

I bought directly in store and it's the part number I have on screen and it should have several attachements, including the one I show in the video. You could reuse the old one

Hi, no these are the old vents.

@@GentilsGarage thank u

You're welcome

Hi there, thank you very much. I did a full braking system refurb which will be on a video in the next few weeks, and at the moment I just finished doing the bleed but I still have a soft pedal, but not as bad as before

@@GentilsGarage Fantastic I look forward to it. 👍

Did they play before and have you adjusted the fader?

Thank you, glad it helped

That correct, but I only found out about it a few months ago

I looked and drove all of these before I bought the Focus and I like all of them. The Mazda 3 shares the same engines and components with the Focus Mk2, so they are very similar cars. The civic is a good car, looks great but firm ride and poor rear visibility. That 1.8 is superb, massive boot and those rears seats are fabulous. The Auris/Corolla are deadly reliable, but not as good to drive as all the others they look a bit bland to me. The focus MK2 1.6 is a very reliable car and problems can be cheaply repaired compared to a Honda. At the end of the day, it's down to a persons choice, but I would happily own any of the other models.

I think minus is the one with the line mark

@@GentilsGarage ok thanks👌

No problem

I don't think it will as it's strictly less than 10 years. And if it hasn't been changed, I would have it done asap

I spoke to ford as they said they wont as the wetbelt hasnt been changed before at all and has past the due date for one. Now I would have to cough up 1 to 2k grand for replacement

@@unknown-ps6lg it's annoying. Last year my wife spent 1.7k at the Ford dealer for the wet belt replacement. Thankfully her car has been very reliable, apart from the degas hose and thermostat leak which were caught in time. There are garages out there that specialist in wet belt replacements and they are cheaper, about £1k I think.

​@@GentilsGarage where can i find them? I live near birmingham and I am having an hard time finding a good garage

@@unknown-ps6lg try priorslee in Telford. They're RAC approved, so that's some reassurance but ask for a quote. Also, there is a website called "Who Can Fix my car" which is good and the garages bid for the work. You can see their feedback and reviews which are left only by people who book the services through the website, so they're genuine

I agree

Thank you, hope it helps

Good advice. Mine was definitely oil filled, but not sure about others

The speakers might have gone bust. Mine only worked when it was nice and warm outside

@@GentilsGarage speakers work in have tested i think i have a short somewhere But i have no idea where😅😅

@@andreitatarus989 ok, I see. In that case you need a device to test the current.

Yore welcome

Glad you liked it. I might be back on a Focus soon

You're welcome. Glad it helped

Nice one. I would have the 2l Ghia too

Thank you very mich

That very much depends on the country you're exporting the car to. You used to be able to get an export certificate form DVLA, but might have changed since Brexit. Anyway, it depends more on the rules imposed by the country receiving that car.

@@GentilsGarage I'd like to find a car in UK with a left hand side wheel and export it to Croatia. I'm planning to leave the UK in a few months and at the same time take a car with me. I wouldn't have to pay a customs fee since UK is not in EU. I'm more confused about procedure here in UK. What documents I need to take with me and what about insurance. Thanks

@@tetleyparanos9860 you need the V5 in your name, a valid MOT and insurance to drive the car in the UK, with European cover. Then, you have to check with Croatian authorities regarding what other things they need to register the car in Croatia. That's all

@@GentilsGarage Thanks for the info. 👍

@@tetleyparanos9860 good luck

Thank you very much, I hope you can get one too

Thank you

Indeed

The car itself and the gearbox have around 65k miles, but the engine is from an E30 and it has more miles, but not sure how many

Nothing. Does feel a bit rough on touch and not the best finish. Resprayed nearly 20 years ago though!

Only when I push the horn 😂

Strange. It's not an extra option as it's something built in on all cars with this display

Hello, I also have a focus and it is titanium, my friend has a titanium x and he have electronic steering. In titanium and below, sensitivity adjustment cannot be made due to power steering.