How do you remove from dash panel?

I found Brake Cleaner (tetrachlorethylene) does not deteriorate plastic and cleans well. DeTox-It is a great switch cleaner and protector

21 minutes in, and wondering if he's about to work out the easy way to get that pin out is push the piston up the bore a bit to take pressure of it - Then it'll just fall out...

Jack it up on the right hand side to get more old oil out of the sump angled to the hole)

I have a dry brake system since 8 weeks now, because I am renewing my radius arms and braided brake lines..I refilled the master cylinder last week but did not bleed the brakes because my work is not finished yet..do you think I have to care for the seals in the master cylinder or is it ok to keep it like that?

Technically there is 2 roads in and out of Peacehaven, as you can drive round the back of Peacehaven but it does connect on to the A259 either end. @11:53 if you had turned right, instead of left, that would have taken you to the Leisure centre and to Peacehaven Community School

If you were to use a flame on it, you’d get the switch back to black

If you were to use a flame on it, you’d get the switch back to black

What’s the green thing around it? I removed it, couldn’t see the use of it tbh

How did you cleaned the plastic cylinder bottle?

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What are you doing at 13:16? What is it for? (Also, great video)

Thank you for this video

I've got a Hornet last taxed in '93, but it looks in good which gives me hope I can get it running.

Those rear breakes are way too loose. Once adjusted, the drum should be difficult to rotate with hands with the wheel off

Great job

Hey... nice song. Which song is that?? Thanks

Thanks, well done. I couldn't get the reservoir on either! Was waiting for that part. Btw mineral oil isn't recommended near brakes so I'm trying red brake grease. Was the repair successful?

Fluffy dice? :D

What grade of oil do you use?

Others may moan about camera angles and the length of this video... But it's SO useful just for little parts to refer to!! Thankyou!

Nice oneDrew.

I need to do this on my newly purchases MkV 1988 Mini. Are there different cylinder kits to figure out? Also, a good tip for Ultrasonic cleaners....no need to fill the tub with degreaser/cleaner. Just use water. Then place parts in a hard plastic/glass jar or even a zip lock baggie and put a much smaller amount of your cleaner solution in the container. Then put the container in the water and let her rip.....cleans just as well since the sonic pulses penetrate into the container just fine. Saves having to keep large volumes of potentially smelly cleaner and reduces waste build up.

Nice.. Thanks for sharing.. You deserve more views and subscribers.. Keep it up..

Beautiful... excelent job

What do you think your Mini would have pulled up Porlock Hill like on a really cold morning with a very cold engine?

Well, that looked like a bit of a struggle. I am about to dismantle mine but if there are any signs of rust in the bore it will be going straight in the metal recycling box. Thanks for the video.

I am from Indonesia. I know this place from the Mr. Bean series. I really like this place and imagine that I can live in Peacehaven. Good video!

Hi, excuse me, I do not speak English well, could you give me the exact references of the USB card reader and the exact reference of the sound card, I can not find it on google. thank you so much cordially

Thanks for the video. I'm waiting for the parts and although my brake cylinder is of a different model this clarified a lot of what the Haynes manual said.

code and tutorial please freind...

code and tutorial please

Congratulations on your work. Would you like to make the assembly scheme available

sounds great nice starter noise

what card is this

May you teach how to do?

Im bougth a open panzer board and I don't have sound now as there is not taigen sound cards. Do you have some guide to make your sound card or help me to made one?

Lovely colour.Did the same to a slightly older one that was an auto with outer hinges and mustash grill...Then gave it away to a mate who could fix the clutch.I didnt have the heart to rip the lump out as she was quite tired an so was i after a month of welding..beautiful job

Awesome - I was born in Brighton and lived in York Rd, before we emigrated to NZ in 1972 - I was born in Rushy Hill caravan park

Awesome video. I watched it on my TV and it felt like I was sitting in my old mini again.

Wow! that really is in great shape, I reckon you got a real bargain there! Love the SPQR remote, this car looks to have been someone's cherished little project, quite an enthusiast I suspect! White painted roof, sunroof, rev counter, sports steering wheel, fibreglass front and SPQR, all go faster goodies! What a great little resto if you can retain that spirit of the car. The bootlid is a later mk1 item, I have a late 67 with that type, the mk 2 had them as well. Was this car originally hydro? it's right on the changeover and I can see some of the hydro shell reinforcing gussets in the corners of the boot. I reckon I'm almost as excited about this one as you are Matt.... Awesome!

Hi Andy, are u selling it in this moment? If yes, let us know the kit price.

hi,can this system be linked to a taigen MFU?

Great job Drew, don't know how I missed this. Have to add this to our battlefields at some point.

Well done, a massive improvement over standard sounds on a Heng Long even using there less than great speaker.

I have certainly considered it... however I'm not sure there is much of a market. Having said that, since making this video I refined my system somewhat and created my own special board with switches for weight classes and I/O for servo's, muzzle flash, servo recoil, sound triggers etc. It works pretty well and has been tested in few tanks. Drop me a PM if you want one.

Have you considered selling the Arduino systems? Makes more sense for stand alone modern brushless components and IR battle systems to be designed for modern computer radios, than others who continue to offer secondary control modules that are designed to offer mixing for outdated non computer radios

NFSS (No Frills Sound System) is a basic RC tank sound sound system of my own design. It was designed to improve the sound of RX18 / DBC equipped radio controlled tanks without adding whole extra layers of complexity. It is very simple to connect and use. Sound sets in windows wav format are stored on a micro SD card. It has a 2W power amplifier built in and uses the standard Heng Long speaker and volume control. If you want to add your own external power amplifier and speaker direct connection before the amplifier is included. The Heng Long volume control is kept in circuit so you can match the output from the NFSS to your amplifier. If you are interested in purchasing such a thing please feel free to drop me a line! The tank you see in the demonstration video is an SU-152, this one was based on the chassis of the Heng Long KV-1 with a custom made upper hull.

Much better sounds than the standard HL offering. Well done to you for working on the new sound module.