Great videos watch with keen interest. It would be great to see some stills of the dissembled area/fittings/'insides of things' The reason I ask is for example recently I had to drill the rear bumper and I would of loved to know what was behind it just encase it wasn't hollow. Same with fittings often the exploded diagrams don't show the actual part with doesn't help if your buying generic.
Great video! Do you perhaps know if the tow bar fitting points (the 2 two ones sticking out of the car) are replaceable? I accidentally broke one off when fastening the nut. I was hoping that removing the crashbar would help, but seeing this video I now know that I still can't reach them.
Do you know if the bumper can be removed without removing the rear wheels? Only ask because flat ground is rare here lol. Gonna be fitting aftermarket parking sensors
Hi there I think its possible to wrangle in past the tyres and get to the fasteners, it will probably not be comfortable and may induce a selection of expletives to get yelled in a variety of directions but I've got comments in the past calling me an idiot for taking the tyre off other cars because they could do the job with the tyre in place. Bear in mind it doesn't exactly make the best content if i cant show the viewer what is being removed. So yes ramble aside it should be possible but it may be more difficult. Best of luck with the parking sensor install and let me know in these comments later on when you get them fitted how well it went.
@@peugeotCitroen2CV Ah awesome, thanks for getting back to me mate :) Don't worry my neigbours are very used to hearing swearing when I'm working on this van XD. Anyway yeah I'll keep you posted when I'm done!
@@daniellantos26 It might be possible to do it with the wheels in place but i certainly wouldnt have tried to film it with them in the way nor wanted the hassle of working round them or the added weight and obstruction they cause being in place Edit… I thought this was the rear axle removal video😂 The bumper might come off with the wheels in place but id still take them off for better access
Thanks very much for taking the time to film this and all the other videos. Very much appreciated!
Thanks for the comment
Great videos watch with keen interest.
It would be great to see some stills of the dissembled area/fittings/'insides of things'
The reason I ask is for example recently I had to drill the rear bumper and I would of loved to know what was behind it just encase it wasn't hollow. Same with fittings often the exploded diagrams don't show the actual part with doesn't help if your buying generic.
Great video! Do you perhaps know if the tow bar fitting points (the 2 two ones sticking out of the car) are replaceable? I accidentally broke one off when fastening the nut. I was hoping that removing the crashbar would help, but seeing this video I now know that I still can't reach them.
Do you need to remove the bumper to replace a faulty reverse sensor?
Do you know if the bumper can be removed without removing the rear wheels?
Only ask because flat ground is rare here lol. Gonna be fitting aftermarket parking sensors
Hi there
I think its possible to wrangle in past the tyres and get to the fasteners, it will probably not be comfortable and may induce a selection of expletives to get yelled in a variety of directions but I've got comments in the past calling me an idiot for taking the tyre off other cars because they could do the job with the tyre in place. Bear in mind it doesn't exactly make the best content if i cant show the viewer what is being removed.
So yes ramble aside it should be possible but it may be more difficult.
Best of luck with the parking sensor install and let me know in these comments later on when you get them fitted how well it went.
@@peugeotCitroen2CV Ah awesome, thanks for getting back to me mate :) Don't worry my neigbours are very used to hearing swearing when I'm working on this van XD. Anyway yeah I'll keep you posted when I'm done!
So you need to take the wheels of to take it off?
@@daniellantos26
It might be possible to do it with the wheels in place but i certainly wouldnt have tried to film it with them in the way nor wanted the hassle of working round them or the added weight and obstruction they cause being in place
Edit…
I thought this was the rear axle removal video😂
The bumper might come off with the wheels in place but id still take them off for better access