good job bro

Very helpful video. Ive just purchased a 2018 GLC 250d and its only done 37000 miles. It currently has a fault for the nox sensor when i scan it but it doesn't currently show an engine management light. Im thinking of doing the same as you to try and prevent an eml light coming on. I've also added some additive to the adblue to prevent it crystallising, how effective it is im unsure and i doubt it would shift any of the stuff you cleaned out as it look solid. How is your car running now?

Did you say you cut the battons in half

Hi, have yoy done many miles since fixing? Did error come back?

Hello, nice video. How do you clean the NOx sensor?

Thanks for sharing, going to do mine tomorrow if i can, your video gave me a head start 👍

Very useful, thank you so much

Hi Friends someone has asked what I had used to clean the injector - I had used warm water and wiped with a cloth.

Bro can you use a hammer instead of drill

I have same codes coming up. Did this cleaning resolve your issue?

If I would add a backboard directly on the wall, would the bounce be the same or different?

Hello, nice video, I have code P20F5, I cleaned injector but code after deleting still appears. Should I remove nox sensor? And clean in as well? Which one should I remove because there is a two nox sensors? Same as on your video

Hi, Thanks for Video. Which app do you use for reading/clearing code? Also what is the OBDII device ? Thanks again

Did you change for any new parts or just clean? Did you have P229F error?

Does it make a banging sound inside the house ?

Did you have problem with nox sensor going out all time that is the reason you clean injector ??

HI , MIGHT SOUND A BIT WEIRD BUT WHEN YOUI CLEAN AD BLUE DOES IT NEED TO EMPTY ADD BLUE TANK AS IVE JUST FILLED UP AND CODE SHOWS UP VERY NEXT DAY ..THANKS

No fault anymore?

Thank you, this video was really helpful.

'promo sm'

Gracias, en inglés pero con la imagen me bastó.

How do you screw the batten on top of the insulation, every time I put a screw in or use a drill method the insulation just wraps around the screw

Incredible video man!!

I did mine earlier in the year and on an extremely tight budget so instead of the thermal quilting I used bubble wrap in layers which cost me £10 for a big roll. And I used soffit boards which I bought off FB marketplace and they cost me £80 . To save having to align on the angles I did them a different direction and it’s worked well. I didn’t use any H pieces, I just put sealant between them and then got a roll of plastic trim off Amazon at £9.99 and put that over to hide the joints. I’ve not had a winter with it yet but it’s made a big difference this summer. This has cost me about £140 max . If I can do it anyone can . I’ve still got to finish getting a trim to tidy up around pvc to brickwork and cover a few screws I had to put in . I’d share pics but don’t know if I can in here 🙂

Please provide the link for this hoop

Hi, couple of questions if you dont mind.. 1. did you tape the bottom part where the insulation meet the conservatory? 2.does all the added weight affect the structure of the conservatory? Thanks Vishun

insane video bro keep it up

I watched videos saying this type of cladding would be too heavy and result in the roof collapsing? I wonder if there are cases of this happening?

Hi, could you tell me where you bought the cladding from? Thanks for an excellent tutorial

Amazing job really. Thinking to do it now. Asked for quote from companies but nothing cheap really. May I please ask few questions.what was Batton measurement ? 25mm 38mm ? Also I can see you seal every joint with tape but did you seal borders as well ? Or left them open for vantilation ? I saw one video where edge of foil was also sealed by tape. Appreciate your response.

I found your video clear and concise, exactly what I needed. well done

Can you explain how to tighten the screw? Bcs when i tried to use a spanner wrench, the screw just doesn't stay in place. It follows where im rotating it.

if the expand nails is 10mm , how big should the drill core to be

Should the top or bottom of the ring be on 3m05 or..?

Great job! What size Battens and screws did you use?

Hi raj , love the blog . Can you tell me what you are doing with the top, and how .plastic tiles ? Many thanks .😊😊😊

Can I put it indoor

what is the things u filled the holes with called? I need to put the ring to the wall directly too. Thanks

If i hang on the rim will it break

hi great video what size is the conservatory

Is it still tight ? Mine loses😢every time i hoop

Great video!!! I've just gone through your material costs and mine has come out at £800. I do have a 5m x 3m conservatory though. I have a question though. how have you finished the edge where the cladding meets the existing conservatory?

Is it necessary to have a backboard or is it ok to mount it on wall ? Can you please review this hoop while shooting some balls

Great video thank you will use your example tondo mine . One question what did you use to attach H strip to the battens ?thank you

Thanks so much Raj! Followed your method and I got our conservatory done over the Christmas holiday. Spent £500 including LED downlighters and dimmers etc, it's really nice in here now and we're finding the whole house has improved as our conservatory is integral with the ground floor with just an arch to the kitchen and no internal doors. Now we are in here all the time! Inspired by your video ; I've only limited DIY skills but it wasn't too complicated and I'm really glad we've done it. THANK YOU!

Nice build, how's the results working out so far? is it worth doing? i'm currently looking at a replacement roof for the conservatory and the prices are astronomical!

Does the rim fall off while playing?

Brill. Thanks

Thank you for posting this video. I did exactly the same process for out conseratory with super quilt and fire rated white plastic cladding. The results are quite dramatic. Cooler in the summer and warm in the winter. Its become a room we can use all year round. Its currently a windy -3 Deg C outside and a comfortable 19Deg C with a small radiator in a room 6M x 4M room. 😁😁😁😁

Good job 👍