228 MG Tech | Oil Leak Detection for MG

[@MGBguy72]

MG oil leaks? I always thought it was about under body rust prevention. Love your videos!

[@andymansell9910]

hi John been watching your stuff for a few years now.....love it ....thanks keep it up....you got a great style!

[@jazzbassNick]

Man - Sir Twist (I know, but he ought to be), had me in stitches with this one. I had to watch a 2nd time and focus. ;) Keep 'em coming!

[@noscwoh1]

Starter motor? We don' need no steenkin' starter motor! Love the crank action on the TC. :D

[@ThosBN]

He's saying that when the car is moving the airflow will move any oil that's leaked out, backwards, along the engine and associated components. That means you might think it's coming from one place (i.e. close to where it's ended-up) when in fact it's coming out of the engine somewhere totally different.

[@SteveMyBell]

love the new music....love the new leet speak i.e LIKE A BOSS.....loved the tip with the u.v light......loved the storey about the dorm.....but i find it hard to believe wind moves oil in an engine......gravity moves the oil to the back of the engine while moving in a forward motion....

[@zaum2002]

“Detection” is misspelled. Good info though - thanks

[@peterwatsonkent]

John...could you do some more videos on general repair and maintenance on the TR6? That would be cool. Thanks!!!

[@SteveMyBell]

I see......I should of known john couldnt be wrong......the guys a legend

[@BlackLabel7345]

2:11 The Hand Commenser

[@COD5252]

I usually dont find leaks but when I do I do it like a baaus

[@highwatercircutrider]

are your located in ontario, i'm in Port Huron, USA just over the border from Sarnia, Ont. getting ready to restore an mgb

[@UniversityMotorsOnline]

located in grand rapids MI