I've said this before in the comments on another Workshop Diaries episode. Some fella replied asking me 'Who's Bob Ross?" . I let out an audible gasp when I read it. Thanks Hector for seeing Edd as I do.
T Episode 21 with the Range Rover to Mot station was a beauty. Love the balustrades but it seems Ed, you have grown antlers during the installation. The antlers on the wall behind you on two occasions aligned with your head perfectly!
Time passes by so fast watching Edd's videos. Obviously this has a lot to do with Edd and how he explains things in his calm manner, but this is also a testament to whoever is editing his content.
I must say : Please continue this show and what you are doing ! I really love every bit of it and thats because of the tehcnical details and actually showing how everything works and how its done !
@@gentlemanzackp6591 in New Zealand, we half arse measure once, and cut about 14 times, then still have to tidy it up with the flap disk on the grinder cos it's not straight! Then throw that bit away, and start again, cos the 1st bit you just done ended up to short, cos you ground to much off. 🤣🤣.
@@jyvben1520 The upside-down face emoji, sometimes known as the upside-down smiley face, has several meanings depending on the context and personality of the user. It can indicate silliness, sarcasm, irony, passive aggression, or frustrated resignation. I was using it In silliness! Nothing wrong with takeaways, and a wash up in the sink, bud. At least you'll have an area to procrastinat while thinking about what takeaway your going to have!
Presumably a continuity error caused by shooting different segments on different days. I have been assuming that Edd is answering these messages in real time and then either he or or his editor is editing them into video that has been shot in the past. I am assuming he and his team are shooting out as much of a video as possible repairing a vehicle and ideally completing it and then cutting it up to make episodic TV mixed with sections waiting for the inserting of these Ask Edd questions So one question is: Is Edd actually reading all this verbiage or are they first being screened by a researcher? I throughly hope it's the latter and if so hello unknown researcher, thanks for doing a really thankless task, which is why I set all this comment, this way: So I could thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Having watched nearly,if not all of Wheeler Dealers , and now watching your brilliant show, I realised, I don't have to fast forward the annoying bits, because , well there aren't any. Your approach to showing how to fix motors has even me, a fully indentured marine engineer who hated working on cars, a renewed enthusiasm - I find myself checking for new episodes regularly. This channel was your destiny, and boy have you owned the car repair quarter now that you're flying (or driving) solo. Cheers Edd, wishing you all the best, and I know you will become massive on RUclips very soon, and I mean MASSIVE !
I am completely shaken at your answer to what car was your favorite to work on. That episode of WD stands out in my memory because the work you did on that car was such a masterful showcase of your skills. I will always remember that episode and it gives me joy that it was special for you, too. Cheers!
It is really great to se you working on your personal projects. I always feel that it is one of the rewards of working hard for others. Great look on the workshop ! Kendo
You have hit the ground running. Thank you. I owned an 88 range Rover I drove it across the Llano River in Texas to the Pacific Coast of Mexico. They repaired with the simples of tools in the Chihuahua desert. Jungle tested I Love this 4 by 4.
Being a Murrican,, my familiarity with your MOT system is anecdotal, a best ....so I'll hedge my bet by saying: however many hard fail points are possible, I 'll take the " over "bet on points: I'm thinking that this rolling assemblage of bits, pluck, and luck will fail + 50% of possible faults.Edd, your courage and character in this berserk endeavor are admirable, at the very least! Rock on, Edd!
Another brilliant Vid Ed. Your ability to diagnose the electrical issue was impressive. I got lost very early on, but I am in awe. I find electrics quite confusing. Tried to find out why the rear window heater on my car didn't work a while ago but gave up.
Thanks again Edd. It takes a person who has confidence, know-how and a LOT of patience to do what you just did, tracking down that electrical problem. I supposed it doesn't matter where you start, but I would have checked those crimps and splices first, then the connections on the left side (the source of the problem) before getting into the right/left wiring. Maybe that's just me, so thanks for the thorough walk-through. Love that you're back!
Fantastic and very enjoyable show Edd! And what's not to love about that mezzanine! The production and lighting qualities are second to none, and of course the Host!
Great episode, mixing it up a little. love the mezzanine, looks very impressive and seriously well engineered, you could teach Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen a thing or two regarding interior design. The soundtrack for the Range Rover was very appropriate, great to see the old girl on the road, can't wait to hear the outcome of the MOT.
Thank You Edd. Rest assured your great work does not go un-absorbed. A Tip: Identify and get a spare one of those Resistors for the Trailer Lights and stash it somewhere clever on the trailer. A wise man taught me the importance of redundancy when possible. Those have a way of expiring at most inopportune of times. As an example - my Race Car. When I was building (Wiring) things, the Electric Fuel Pump and Starter Motor Relays, I mounted 2 side by side each in their perspective locations. Should one decide to fail, I merley unplug the connector and plug it into the spare already mounted.
Another great episode Edd. You have just shown why I never, but never, loan my trailers out to anyone. They always come back with work required. Something broken or in need of repair. It all takes time and the people who want to borrow your kit are never able to repair anything themselves. Plus, they never own anything you would want to borrow yourself.
@@kiwiwifi Simple, I say the reason I have excellent equipment, and several trailers all for different jobs. So I make a point of never loaning anything out. If you need a trailer you have a couple of options, buy one or rent one. Plus, most people that 'borrow" trailers have little or no experience in driving with one. As for reversing one... laugh! On a recent visit to friends in Holland (they live in a superb apartment with an underground car park) the entrance to the car park was completely blocked as someone who had "borrowed a trailer from a friend" managed to jamb the entrance to the car park because the trailer was too high. Enough said. So just say, sorry no.
Absolutely love this channel, it really is a bit special. The mezzanine is maybe better we thought, the process of climbing the stairs has changed Ed’s shirt from being dirty and worn to crisp and freshly laundered. Proof if it were needed of the man’s genius😊😊
10:31 I had a wiring issue on my trailer.. What ended up happening is I shorted some of the wires thru chafing (how oh how did I let THAT happen) but the Ford E150 van I have has SEPARATE fuses for the trailer circuits. Brilliant! That way you don't disable your vehicles turn - and stop - and running - lights if you short your trailer lights. All separated up at the fuse box.
Epic end! ...and invaluable content about adjusting the geometry, sometimes one can learn better with "cheaper methods" rather than with others with lassers, bubbles and computers, nice and simple!
And to add to the conversation and perfecting your tea session, may I suggest using perfectly filtered water and using a stainless steal kettle (or water heater) to enhance the taste and texture of your tea and remove the typical British residue on the cup. You would enjoy the tea so much more as I did when I lived in Canterbury.
I washed the cups once at work and one man got extremely upset with me because I had cleaned that residue off his cup 😂 I'd never come across that before (and I'm British) but it's definitely a thing!
"This is actually rather comfortable", says Edd, with his kneecaps straddling the steering wheel and his head almost against the roof. At 6'5", I feel his pain.
‘On days like these’ was exactly the track going through my head too. An amazing day’s filming and then we got to join the Lamborghini ‘cruise’ into Bologna (and we snuck into the square for the final display). One of the best ever test drives on Wheeler Dealers!
Trailer wiring issues will be my undoing one day. Lucky for me I have not had to tow one of them in several years and then when I did surprise surprise ALL the lights worked.
@@tomjoad1363 So what, in a Rolls you're not going to drive for endless hours without ever making a pause. You stop at a supercharger, plug it in. Then you have 15, minutes to pee, drink, eat, whatever before you continue your journey well rested.
@@Makatea First I will not drive a Rolls Royce for such a long trip. A confy Sedan will to the trick. A diesel one so I have a range of 800-900 km before I need to reload some fuel. The faster the charger the shorter the battery lifespan will be. So at the end you'll have to swap your battery pack and pollute the environment more regularly. Now you should now that what happened in Afghanistan will have repercussions ont the "all electric" stupi politics which is being encouraged here. The Talibans does control now one of the biggest Lithium deposit in the world. For environmental reason China dealt an aggrement with Talibans do buy their LIthium so they don't destroy CHina environment. And so did Russia. WHich means from now on, every battery china made will finance islamic terrorism. That should have been thought before going "full electric"...
I just noticed at the end of the video one of your sponsors is Ansell. My uncle worked for them in Coshocton OH for more than 30 years. I sent him your video testing some Ansell gloves and he recognized them and said they were most likely from a factory he built in Sri Lanka. He was one of the manufacturing line engineers and built lines all over the world until he retired. Small world! I also appreciate more normal sized mechanics on RUclips. Since we are of a similar height I know if you fit in a car I most likely will too! Take care and love the work you are doing.
i love the fact I'm 6 days late to this video because I now do not need to wait another 6 days for the next video. right, now it's time to watch! you go Edd!
The MOT-guy has far more than the license-plate to shake his head about. Given the state of the Rust-Rover, he might even end up getting a headache from all the head-shaking ;-)
@@bertiewooster3326 Really!! Are you really that short sighted? So you feel that disposable cars are the way forward? Disposable cars are better for the environment? Even though todays "experts" tell us that our throwaway society is having a terrible effect on our environment, you want to add cars to that list? Well with our future in the hands of mindful people like you, how can we go wrong?
@@leeneal6969 Rather pointed with your comments old chum .First I work in the city as a trader 25+ years and your trying to tell me that I'm wrong in my analysis of the motor industry and Government strategy! Here's a factoid for you the ASM recycling company at one location North of London receives on average 65cars a day every day for scrapping average age 5 to 12 years....not rusted not bashed not worn out..but electronically buggered . Now go and study the manufacture of Electronic components and speak to the boffins that make them you may not be surprised that the these are deliberately made to fail after a predetermined time. Electronic failure is the new rust . Yes if the part fails in an accessible place you can replace it....but surprise it's not but located in difficult locations that necessitates removal of dash of engine etc .Thus the labour cost outweighs the value of the car ,which is determined by the dealer network. Therefore most are scrapped at that point and the punter buys a another car. My own 2014 Mercedes 350 was traded in as the Electronics hidden under dash failed to remove the dash and ancillary items was over £ 4000 the car was valued at £ 7k so away it went to ASM maybe for parts who cares. So chum don't lecture me about the car industry and the Government so called strategy for the future its my job to know to and make" loads of money" for me and my clients .
Yeah me too , l hate those last words , it feels like the end........😭 I have told Edd to make them episodes longer , so we can sit down & watch with a cup of Rosy or Coffee 😀
Great Vid Edd. i knew that rover wasn'.t going to make it all the way to MOT without a stop but hey its there. The thought area is going to be classic, we love the stainless look.
Edd, you are the "Bob Ross" of automotive mechanics
Happy little polybush
So this! No need for shouting, just a bloke doing things really well and talking us through them. Love it.
I've said this before in the comments on another Workshop Diaries episode. Some fella replied asking me 'Who's Bob Ross?" . I let out an audible gasp when I read it. Thanks Hector for seeing Edd as I do.
There's nothing wrong having a little tree as a friend.
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Episode 21 with the Range Rover to Mot station was a beauty. Love the balustrades but it seems Ed, you have grown antlers during the installation. The antlers on the wall behind you on two occasions aligned with your head perfectly!
I could quite happily watch a series of the workshop being set up.
It looks a great space for working and chilling.
‘A bull in the China shop’ has to be the best line ever on Wheeler Dealers!
Time passes by so fast watching Edd's videos. Obviously this has a lot to do with Edd and how he explains things in his calm manner, but this is also a testament to whoever is editing his content.
But I would still like to see his outtakes :)
I must say : Please continue this show and what you are doing ! I really love every bit of it and thats because of the tehcnical details and actually showing how everything works and how its done !
Enjoyed the variation in this episode, just feels like this is a journey, especially with the garage stuff, and not just a series of episodes :)
Terrific job on the stainless steel rails. Definitely measure twice & cut once! They fitted perfectly. We all need a comfortable procratination space.
ive seen a guy measure 5x and cut once and was completely way off. he left the building to have a cigarette. roflmao
@@gentlemanzackp6591 in New Zealand, we half arse measure once, and cut about 14 times, then still have to tidy it up with the flap disk on the grinder cos it's not straight! Then throw that bit away, and start again, cos the 1st bit you just done ended up to short, cos you ground to much off. 🤣🤣.
Well scripted, well edited, fantastically executed. This has become one of my favourite shows very quickly
That procrastination space is frigging epic! Who needs a house, I'd happily sleep on the sofa up there!
and have take out all the time ? no kitchen, wash in the bathroom sink (if there is one)
@@jyvben1520 🙃
@@timfagan816 Upside-Down Face
A classic smiley, turned upside down, so this means you are disappointed ? bubble burst, oh dear, have a cuppa
@@jyvben1520 The upside-down face emoji, sometimes known as the upside-down smiley face, has several meanings depending on the context and personality of the user. It can indicate silliness, sarcasm, irony, passive aggression, or frustrated resignation.
I was using it In silliness! Nothing wrong with takeaways, and a wash up in the sink, bud. At least you'll have an area to procrastinat while thinking about what takeaway your going to have!
@@timfagan816 ;-)
Does the spiral staircase hide a barbershop. It looks like Ed got a haircut from the bottom to the top of the stairs. Its very Mr. Benn like..
I think it was to visually emphasise the place being a "bit different" ... quite well thought out if mr China meant it.
@@colinwilson8523
Hahahaha, noticed. I would like a staircase like that. A walk up the steps and the hair is newly cut and clean clothes. Check
"A change of gear for your head"
-Edd
Presumably a continuity error caused by shooting different segments on different days.
I have been assuming that Edd is answering these messages in real time and then either he or or his editor is editing them into video that has been shot in the past.
I am assuming he and his team are shooting out as much of a video as possible repairing a vehicle and ideally completing it and then cutting it up to make episodic TV mixed with sections waiting for the inserting of these Ask Edd questions
So one question is:
Is Edd actually reading all this verbiage or are they first being screened by a researcher?
I throughly hope it's the latter and if so hello unknown researcher, thanks for doing a really thankless task, which is why I set all this comment, this way:
So I could thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My MOT guy doesn't always appreciate the Land Rovers I turn up with... but I'd be a brave soul to turn up with that monstrosity! Balls on you Edd...
This is some quality content. Very well filmed, edited, good sound quality and ofcourse Edd is a great host.
Totally agree!
edd is way better than that charlatan he used to have as his understudy
Very high production value. Great visual work.
Your love for the Range Rover still eludes my sensibilities, great video Ed, keep up the great videos and results. Hats off to the camera work person.
Me and my Father really appreciate your contents since wheeler dealers, loves from Turkey
Having watched nearly,if not all of Wheeler Dealers , and now watching your brilliant show, I realised, I don't have to fast forward the annoying bits, because , well there aren't any. Your approach to showing how to fix motors has even me, a fully indentured marine engineer who hated working on cars, a renewed enthusiasm - I find myself checking for new episodes regularly. This channel was your destiny, and boy have you owned the car repair quarter now that you're flying (or driving) solo. Cheers Edd, wishing you all the best, and I know you will become massive on RUclips very soon, and I mean MASSIVE !
I really really appreciate all the effort on production and editing. So, congrats and thank you for the great content!
Edd's looking _properly chuffed_ on that railing.
Nicely done.
Cheers,
I fully expect a Marty McFly character to turn up in a Delorean saying “Doc China you’ve gotta help me with this time machine you made”
Are You Telling Me You Built A Time Machine Out Of A Delorean?
👍😂
I am completely shaken at your answer to what car was your favorite to work on. That episode of WD stands out in my memory because the work you did on that car was such a masterful showcase of your skills. I will always remember that episode and it gives me joy that it was special for you, too. Cheers!
A bull in the China shop, what a perfect way of putting it!
It is really great to se you working on your personal projects. I always feel that it is one of the rewards of working hard for others. Great look on the workshop ! Kendo
Ed's penchant for art and design comes through every scene and shot. Top marks for production!
Yes. Europeans influences. American can not do that.
@@tomjoad1363 Taking a cheap shot at the US production house who took over WD from Attaboy?
@@darreng745 Yep. ^^
Tak!
Nice that Edd is back. Must follow these diaries. "Oh, suits you sir. The lambo."
You have hit the ground running. Thank you. I owned an 88 range Rover I drove it across the Llano River in Texas to the Pacific Coast of Mexico. They repaired with the simples of tools in the Chihuahua desert. Jungle tested I Love this 4 by 4.
This is worthy of being classified as binge watching stuff! Thank you Edd! Quality stuff.
Only if you have missed a few episodes 😉
This series just has to pick up. It has everything: craftsmanship (obviously), engineering, humor and all of them are bundled very humbly. Love it...
Top man !!! I was amazed at the methodical approach to the trailer wiring.
I remember sitting in a brand new,newly released 4 door Range Rover on their stand at the Yorkshire Show around 1983,how time flies by.
Loved the episode. Was enjoyable start to finish, especially when tackling the electrics on the trailer and the metal work.
That mezzanine / procrastination area is awesome, proper place to chill with your mates and thoughts.
What a space for procrastination! Proper man cave! Love the work edd - wish I had that sort of space to play with and display my cars & memorabilia 😃
The town you drive through in your last video is very beautiful, it seems like something out of a story, greetings.
Great episode - as always. Whoever does your filming - they deserve a raise - fantastic footage. Thanks.
Jolly good detective work, Mr China! That has given me the confidence to approach a problem with my car, and another with my wi-fi. Cheers!
Edd is brilliant presenter. Hope you break the million subscriptions soon.
I remember the very early days of his presenting , and he was a bit green , but now one of the best I agree.
tell a friend :)
Being a Murrican,, my familiarity with your MOT system is anecdotal, a best ....so I'll hedge my bet by saying: however many hard fail points are possible, I 'll take the " over "bet on points: I'm
thinking that this rolling assemblage of bits, pluck, and luck will fail + 50% of possible faults.Edd, your courage and character in this berserk endeavor are admirable, at the very least! Rock on, Edd!
"What could POSSIBLY go wrong!?"
Would you like the list in alphabetical order, or by order of likelihood?
Listed in order by Murphy's Law Rank.
@@glennleader8880 In reverse order of what you were most prepared to handle then.
@@NarfBLAST Ah, the light at the end of the tunnel technique.
Another brilliant Vid Ed. Your ability to diagnose the electrical issue was impressive. I got lost very early on, but I am in awe. I find electrics quite confusing. Tried to find out why the rear window heater on my car didn't work a while ago but gave up.
Don't forget the number plates on the road! Flip/cover them for garage filming, but you'll need to go through blurring them when on the road.
Thanks again Edd. It takes a person who has confidence, know-how and a LOT of patience to do what you just did, tracking down that electrical problem. I supposed it doesn't matter where you start, but I would have checked those crimps and splices first, then the connections on the left side (the source of the problem) before getting into the right/left wiring. Maybe that's just me, so thanks for the thorough walk-through. Love that you're back!
I need my own "Procrastination Space"! :)
Nowadays it's call a man cave. I'd prefer a study if I had enough room for it.
I'd give it some thought first!
I like your "procrastination space", hope some wonderful ideas will sprout from there!
"Well it's going quite well! We've actually made it about halfway to the MOT station" haha gotta have this optimism with old cars!
Fantastic and very enjoyable show Edd! And what's not to love about that mezzanine! The production and lighting qualities are second to none, and of course the Host!
You NEVER bore us Edd, great video. Thanks.
Some of the best content on RUclips. Thanks Edd and everyone involved!
Great episode, mixing it up a little. love the mezzanine, looks very impressive and seriously well engineered, you could teach Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen a thing or two regarding interior design. The soundtrack for the Range Rover was very appropriate, great to see the old girl on the road, can't wait to hear the outcome of the MOT.
Thank You Edd. Rest assured your great work does not go un-absorbed. A Tip: Identify and get a spare one of those Resistors for the Trailer Lights and stash it somewhere clever on the trailer. A wise man taught me the importance of redundancy when possible. Those have a way of expiring at most inopportune of times. As an example - my Race Car. When I was building (Wiring) things, the Electric Fuel Pump and Starter Motor Relays, I mounted 2 side by side each in their perspective locations. Should one decide to fail, I merley unplug the connector and plug it into the spare already mounted.
Love watching these videos Ed, this is the stuff we really want to see.
This is the third video in a week that explains car indicators that I've watch and only one was explicitly about indicators
"The Bull in a China shop"; brilliant wordsmithing!
Another great episode Edd. You have just shown why I never, but never, loan my trailers out to anyone. They always come back with work required. Something broken or in need of repair. It all takes time and the people who want to borrow your kit are never able to repair anything themselves. Plus, they never own anything you would want to borrow yourself.
You have more than one trailer? Legend. How do you refuse the request?
@@kiwiwifi Simple, I say the reason I have excellent equipment, and several trailers all for different jobs. So I make a point of never loaning anything out. If you need a trailer you have a couple of options, buy one or rent one. Plus, most people that 'borrow" trailers have little or no experience in driving with one. As for reversing one... laugh! On a recent visit to friends in Holland (they live in a superb apartment with an underground car park) the entrance to the car park was completely blocked as someone who had "borrowed a trailer from a friend" managed to jamb the entrance to the car park because the trailer was too high. Enough said.
So just say, sorry no.
love seeing you work on other stuff than cars aswell! nice change of pace
Absolutely love this channel, it really is a bit special. The mezzanine is maybe better we thought, the process of climbing the stairs has changed Ed’s shirt from being dirty and worn to crisp and freshly laundered. Proof if it were needed of the man’s genius😊😊
Ansell gloves and Gretell work boots would be epic! 😄
Congrats Edd you've hit a home run with your channel.
Never thought I’d be sitting here watching you build a bloody bannister
Was good though wasn't it :P
I would watch Edd build a phone book.
No way am I capable with DIY on vehicles but I love your videos and never miss any. Thanks.
10:31 I had a wiring issue on my trailer.. What ended up happening is I shorted some of the wires thru chafing (how oh how did I let THAT happen) but the Ford E150 van I have has SEPARATE fuses for the trailer circuits. Brilliant! That way you don't disable your vehicles turn - and stop - and running - lights if you short your trailer lights. All separated up at the fuse box.
That's not some Ford brilliance, but totally standard and required across the board to have seperate fuses for the trailer circuits.
Ed please make the bar soon! Thank you
What happen to Paul from WD? That man was always there when help was needed.
Epic end! ...and invaluable content about adjusting the geometry, sometimes one can learn better with "cheaper methods" rather than with others with lassers, bubbles and computers, nice and simple!
Brilliant camerawork, loving this series!
CHINYA!!!! that boat is sweet and that duesenberg is a dream ride...
...the lounge area and the stairs up are the coolest thing ever....very impressive 👨🦲😁😄
Like the coffee cup “rings” Edd. Just how it should be in a workshop. Thanks for great vids..
thanks for a new video i was so happy when I came across your channel, cant wait to see the mot results should be quite a comprehensive list , :)
Superb! Well hooked. It’s the way Ed does it don’t you agree.
Absolutely loving this series!!
Finishing the railings before adding a bar... smart move :)
I love this show edd!! keep doing'it forever!! :D Greetings from argentina!
So much to enjoy there Edd....great content👍......and can't wait for the aqua car project!
Estoy deseando ver que sale de ese MOT (ITV en España), ha sido un chasco cuando se ha quedado pendiente para "another day"
Patience amigo!
And to add to the conversation and perfecting your tea session, may I suggest using perfectly filtered water and using a stainless steal kettle (or water heater) to enhance the taste and texture of your tea and remove the typical British residue on the cup. You would enjoy the tea so much more as I did when I lived in Canterbury.
I washed the cups once at work and one man got extremely upset with me because I had cleaned that residue off his cup 😂 I'd never come across that before (and I'm British) but it's definitely a thing!
"This is actually rather comfortable", says Edd, with his kneecaps straddling the steering wheel and his head almost against the roof.
At 6'5", I feel his pain.
Absolutely fantastic getting to watch you work again, and learning from it. Thank you for these - cheers!
Ed gosto muito dos teus vídeos !!! Você é de mais !!!! Melhor mecânico do mundo!!!! ,❤️
I couldn't help my mind adding Matt Munro's vocal talents oming over the footage of you driving through the mountains!
Absolutely!!! 'On days like these', I love that song and The Italian Jobs.
‘On days like these’ was exactly the track going through my head too. An amazing day’s filming and then we got to join the Lamborghini ‘cruise’ into Bologna (and we snuck into the square for the final display). One of the best ever test drives on Wheeler Dealers!
These are the video's you should keep making Edd, very good and interesting. Thank you.
This video also shared its future plans for content - not to mention gling beyond cars in the workshop that's great work!
Ed: ‘a bull into the china shop”
Mike: “I see what you did there”
Don't pronounce him never ever again. It's the "Dealer Stealer".
Mike I’m so boring and childish Brewer
@@uksupporter8867 Don't forget that Mike is USELESS!
Nice work and troubleshooting with trailer indicators! Great refreshment area!
Been waiting all week for this! Thanks Edd!
me too cant wait to see the fail sheet
Trailer wiring issues will be my undoing one day. Lucky for me I have not had to tow one of them in several years and then when I did surprise surprise ALL the lights worked.
Edd - I want to see you sorting out an Elderly Rolls Royce.
Car might be cheap but the parts are still expensive
Putting a Tesla drivetrain in a Rolls might be a good idea. Even less noise than before, but leaves any combustion-engine car behind at the red light.
@@Makatea FOr a few hundred miles before the car combustion engine powered continue it's way while the RR is recharging it.
@@tomjoad1363 So what, in a Rolls you're not going to drive for endless hours without ever making a pause. You stop at a supercharger, plug it in. Then you have 15, minutes to pee, drink, eat, whatever before you continue your journey well rested.
@@Makatea First I will not drive a Rolls Royce for such a long trip. A confy Sedan will to the trick. A diesel one so I have a range of 800-900 km before I need to reload some fuel. The faster the charger the shorter the battery lifespan will be. So at the end you'll have to swap your battery pack and pollute the environment more regularly.
Now you should now that what happened in Afghanistan will have repercussions ont the "all electric" stupi politics which is being encouraged here. The Talibans does control now one of the biggest Lithium deposit in the world. For environmental reason China dealt an aggrement with Talibans do buy their LIthium so they don't destroy CHina environment. And so did Russia. WHich means from now on, every battery china made will finance islamic terrorism.
That should have been thought before going "full electric"...
I just noticed at the end of the video one of your sponsors is Ansell. My uncle worked for them in Coshocton OH for more than 30 years. I sent him your video testing some Ansell gloves and he recognized them and said they were most likely from a factory he built in Sri Lanka. He was one of the manufacturing line engineers and built lines all over the world until he retired. Small world! I also appreciate more normal sized mechanics on RUclips. Since we are of a similar height I know if you fit in a car I most likely will too! Take care and love the work you are doing.
Wow. Doing well in the subscribers Edd! Doesn’t surprise me though.
Edd's great!
i love the fact I'm 6 days late to this video because I now do not need to wait another 6 days for the next video. right, now it's time to watch! you go Edd!
5:34 No visible number plate showing on the vehicle means it's an instant MOT fail. That's why Jason the tester is shaking his head.
The number plates were probably obscured in the video preparation stage. In the real world they were visible.
@@mbak7801 Whooooosh.
The MOT-guy has far more than the license-plate to shake his head about. Given the state of the Rust-Rover, he might even end up getting a headache from all the head-shaking ;-)
What I would call that great new space your building is a awesome Man Cave! 👍
No Tesla will ever reach the age of that Range Rover
That Watson is the plan no more old cars in the future !
@@bertiewooster3326 Really!!
Are you really that short sighted?
So you feel that disposable cars are the way forward?
Disposable cars are better for the environment?
Even though todays "experts" tell us that our throwaway society is having a terrible effect on our environment, you want to add cars to that list?
Well with our future in the hands of mindful people like you, how can we go wrong?
@@leeneal6969 Rather pointed with your comments old chum .First I work in the city as a trader 25+ years and your trying to tell me that I'm wrong in my analysis of the motor industry and Government strategy! Here's a factoid for you the ASM recycling company at one location North of London receives on average 65cars a day every day for scrapping average age 5 to 12 years....not rusted not bashed not worn out..but electronically buggered . Now go and study the manufacture of Electronic components and speak to the boffins that make them you may not be surprised that the these are deliberately made to fail after a predetermined time. Electronic failure is the new rust . Yes if the part fails in an accessible place you can replace it....but surprise it's not but located in difficult locations that necessitates removal of dash of engine etc .Thus the labour cost outweighs the value of the car ,which is determined by the dealer network. Therefore most are scrapped at that point and the punter buys a another car. My own 2014 Mercedes 350 was traded in as the Electronics hidden under dash failed to remove the dash and ancillary items was over £ 4000 the car was valued at £ 7k so away it went to ASM maybe for parts who cares. So chum don't lecture me about the car industry and the Government so called strategy for the future its my job to know to and make" loads of money" for me and my clients .
@@bertiewooster3326 brilliant analytical comment.
With proper maintenance it will like that Range Rover,its serviced many times in its life time.
Beautiful space - glad you have your priority straight, building a bar next! :) Thanks for bringing us along, Edd.
I really don't like hearing "a job for another day". I want to keep watching Edd. Lol
Yeah me too , l hate those last words , it feels like the end........😭
I have told Edd to make them episodes longer , so we can
sit down & watch with a cup of Rosy or Coffee 😀
Great Vid Edd. i knew that rover wasn'.t going to make it all the way to MOT without a stop but hey its there. The thought area is going to be classic, we love the stainless look.
Are the “can’t argue with stupid” references to ‘you know who’ ?
It’s actually is or was a common tee in the States…..irreverent but that’s what you will find on tees…
Stick your hand out son!
When I first started watching Wheeler Dealers my main complaint was Edd often never get to drive the cars. And now, I win.
Hi Edd, What happened to Paul from Wheeler Dealers?
Mike ate him
Now this is the real Learning Channel.