MG TF Front Bumper Removal + GIVEAWAY!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 янв 2025

Комментарии • 23

  • @mdgg55
    @mdgg55 2 года назад +1

    Hi Lee. I bought a TF late last year. Unfortunately, the near side headlight needed replacing and I opted to buy refurbished headlights converted to have daytime running lights. I am not mechanically minded (and probably paid a lot more for the 2003 car than it's worth) but have always wanted a MG. Your video has enabled me to fit the new headlights myself, and I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to share your videos.

  • @charlescoulson
    @charlescoulson 3 года назад

    Having joined the 16 year old rust bucket club I am enjoying your how to do it videos. It is a long time since I have come across so many dreadful bitsa assemblies all consolidated in a sea of rust. But Hey its and MG and I have worked on Porkers that are designed to be maintainable. This bugger is a challenge. Fortunately I am old and experienced in engineering so my tool kit is fairly extensive, not that that confers any advantage to rust bucket specials. I am however indebted ot your vids for telling where the fasteners are when they hide!! (Usually under a sea of rust and poor servicing.)

  • @Ultrarunnerdad
    @Ultrarunnerdad 3 года назад

    Just about to do this job on my recent purchase...... dread to think what I am about to find. Thanks for the great how to walk through video.

  • @yugnoswam4
    @yugnoswam4 4 года назад +2

    Good video, I've not long stripped the front of mine and didn't even realise it had the 2 screws inside the wing area, mine must have been missing! Good luck with those sills, you'll need to replace a fair chunk of metal I think, it's only .9mm thick

  • @riggers7480
    @riggers7480 4 года назад

    Thanks for this series, which I'm working through: I've got 3 MGFs: one track, one road, and one 'Christmas Tree'. While I've got a good workshop, I've not done too much myelf on them yet, as I like to understand what to expect, before I go blundering in. The tone and presentation of these videos are fantastic for me, and the photgraphy is particularly clear - THANK YOU!

  • @garrybestwick3525
    @garrybestwick3525 4 года назад +1

    Great video again Lee. Those plastic covers are always a pain and I seem to have to take them off quite regularly for maintenance of one form or another. I’ve fitted some stainless screws in there, which saves at least a bit of heartache each time. Cheers again.

  • @ianweeden5403
    @ianweeden5403 3 года назад

    Hi MG Lee
    Very much enjoy your videos. I like your no nonsense approach to tackling just about anything on your car. You explain things clearly & film in great detail. I'm only just starting to tackle mine. Carry on the good work. 👍

  • @philscoulding3826
    @philscoulding3826 4 года назад +1

    Another great video Lee. I'm about to take the bumpers off my tf. Thought I'd wait to see how it's done!
    Keep up the great work.

  • @garys6583
    @garys6583 4 года назад +1

    Tackled my bumper but couldn't get those screws out behind the wheel arch and since I don't have a axle stand I left it , but will have another go soon - when it stops raining lol . Great video , keep them coming .

    • @wheatleysworkshop
      @wheatleysworkshop  4 года назад +1

      Cheers Gary, there was one I really struggled with and got it out with an impact driver in the end👍

    • @CarsWithWillo
      @CarsWithWillo 4 года назад +2

      I managed to do it without an axle stand, it’s just more fiddly!

  • @ethand7575
    @ethand7575 3 года назад

    About to start a subframe replacement job on my mg tf. This video series has helped me plan massively. All the best lee!

  • @DevinderAthwal306
    @DevinderAthwal306 4 года назад +1

    Watch out on the screw bits you use. The Philips (PH) bits will fit better than the Pozi (PZ) bits so you'll have a better chance in not camming out the screw heads also try and clean out the debris out the slots so the bit can bite in better.

  • @Allanicars
    @Allanicars 4 года назад +1

    I feel your pain... had very similar experience with my MGF front bumper... now no longer uses stupid posidrive screws under the wings.. has stainless bolts

    • @wheatleysworkshop
      @wheatleysworkshop  4 года назад

      Cheers Allan, think I'll be going down a similar route!! 👍

  • @millanfco
    @millanfco 4 года назад +1

    Hoy are doing a great job! thank you for sharing it with us!

  • @CarsWithWillo
    @CarsWithWillo 4 года назад +1

    Excited to see work on the subframe start!

  • @patrickjones1204
    @patrickjones1204 6 месяцев назад

    Hi MG Lee, I hope you can help me!! I have a open Plug next to the Dip-Stick! do you know where it connects to? BR Pat with a MG TF 135

  • @BoostedItalia
    @BoostedItalia 4 года назад +1

    I remember doing this for the first time a while ago, could not find a video how to do it so I made one😁

  • @joopwolfsen7897
    @joopwolfsen7897 4 года назад +1

    Another great video again! Thanks again from The Netherlands

  • @TheCEDZIOR
    @TheCEDZIOR 4 года назад +1

    Great Material. Greetings from Poland ;D

  • @MecaniculTau
    @MecaniculTau 4 года назад

    LIKE Good video!