Gartshore's Garage Finally Online!

[@PeterRabbit000]

My dad taught me to put all the fasteners that I remove into a receptacle because they can get lost so easily. A month ago I helped change a friend’s wife’s car’s tire out on a remote road, and I took care to make sure the bolts were put in a cup so that they didn’t vanish into the weeds. I thank Dad every time.

[@robt2151]

Back in the old days it used to be quite a common practice to spray old engine oil onto the chassis to help prevent rust. My early Land Rovers used to do that automatically.

[@robt2151]

@Richard Harrold It was a common assertion that Land Rover Series vehicles would always seep oil from various parts of the drive train, and this oil then got sprayed around under the vehicle as it was driven. Indeed, it was often said that if your Land Rover didn't drip oil then there was probably no oil in it! Having said that, my 1984 127 which has RangeRover running gear does not leak any oil at all so I guess that they cured the problem with the higher-spec vehicles.

[@JellePeters]

Great video! Thank you!

[@AletheiaWarrior]

Love the the new content Fraser! :)

[@farahmohammed1963]

OMG!! More please!!! Of course, I want to learn about organ articulation and pedaling, but I most definitely need to know how an oil change is done!! Don’t think I’ll ever do this myself, but at least I know now what’s being done at the garage! Can you show us how to change a tire? What’s an alternator? What really happens when you start a car??? Thanks Fraser... this is wonderfully educational!!🌺🚗

[@MrKeys57]

oh, so i have to watch out now, and be very careful not to mix the channels, or else i might find myself under my organ, trying to change the oil...

[@channelralph2931]

Best car servicing video I’ve ever seen......and I don’t even drive. Lol. Good luck with this channel.

[@Musician-Lee]

So pleased to see this online now. Looking forward to much fun. Something like Jay Leno’s garage, but you do all the messy stuff yourself!

[@AldersgateDCM]

I took a car maintenance evening class a few years back and have become a convert to using garage gloves to keep the hands cleaner - well worth the modest cost... Looking forward to further posts - I'm now a fan of both channels!

[@johnstephenson7385]

Enjoyed your two video’s. I am a music teacher and also a home mechanic. Keep the video’s coming!

[@MrVic2491]

Enjoyed watching this. The only thing I may have done or mentioned was to run the engine to warm up the old oil first. That would allow it to run out quicker.

[@markkegel]

Did I just watch a video about changing oil from the beginning to the end?🤔 My car doesn't need it changed because it burns it like crazy!

[@crazyfordtruck]

Informative and entertaining video! I've been enjoying your Organ channel, and was pleasantly surprised that you also like cars! Music Making and Garage Mucking are two of my favorite interests also - I've been restoring a 1962 Studebaker GT Hawk since 2016 - stored in a barn since 1973. My first project was emptying the trunk and space beneath rear seat of 2 buckets of black walnuts! Now to un-freeze the engine and decide if extensive body work is worth my investment.

[@Samanthareneeheart1]

Yes in the US they are called glow plugs, and we have to have an inspection either every year or every 2 years depending on when the license plates are due for renewal.

[@klausanton3977]

Da sieht man den Fraser mal ganz anders, schon cool! Hätte ich mir vorher gar nicht vorstellen können.

[@gillesfonck9181]

My Golf has a dipstick, always checking before bigger trips or, if I am not doing any, I try to do so at least twice a year.

[@Mulligan1212]

Lieber Fraser, die besten Wünsche zum neuen Channel! Wenn ich mir mal irgendwann meinen Traum erfülle (einen späten Bentley Turbo R), weiß ich nun, wen ich um Hilfe bitten kann, wenn mich mein begrenztes technisches Know How im Stich lässt - Du scheinst der perfekte Mann dafür zu sein. :-)

[@PeterRabbit000]

In Texas, where I live, the Annual Safety Inspection is commonly referred to as a “State Inspection”, required on vehicles older than 2 years. Owners must show proof of insurance or personal equivalent before the inspection. Only vehicles that pass inspections may be licensed to operate on public roads.

[@spacemissing]

Be careful to not mix up the two channels... One might end up with a slippery organ.

[@juergen07091973]

I brauche auch so nen Overall.... Na, da so unterm Auto rumrobben macht nicht so Spaß, du brauchst ne Grube oder Hebebühne. Wie gut, daß mein Reo so hoch ist, daß ich da überall bequem drunterkrabbeln kann. Oder draufsteigen. Zum Öl einfüllen muß man erstmal klettern. Fürs Altöl brauchts aber ne Curver Box..... 22l 😄

[@rosadovelascojosuedavid1894]

Bravo!!

[@bridgediscovery1011]

In the we call it an inspection

[@garyblack570]

Fraser, Love your new channel. Organs to oil, what better things to do? lol Would you want to see a picture of my 1959 Continental, and if so, where do I post it? Happy motoring! Gary

[@hendrikgrell1106]

Awesome!!!

[@juergen07091973]

Glow plugs is OK 😄

[@jgoep2310]

Super! Ist die Intro-Musik selber gemacht?

[@dukeofhuzza]

Klar!

[@jgoep2310]

Sehr gut! Das habe ich mir schon gedacht! 😊 Liebe Grüße! 👋

[@meeka900]

Great Video !!

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

In the US (and Canada) they don’t make you take your car through an inspection unless it was a) a write-off in a car accident and you want to re-register it, or b) is being registered in a different state or province. You should see what’s allowed to be driven on the roads. Vehicles being held together with duct tape, bumperless cars...

[@patmeaden]

JewelBlueIbanez in New York, cars have to be inspected annually

[@jpboileau5473]

That's incorrect, it varies from state to state. SC has not inspections, but NC does. etc.

[@davidredmayne7269]

Fraser - do you ever use an Engine Flush before replacing the new oil?

[@philippkroening]

Sehr cool 😂 Und das abwol ich kein Auto fan bin und very bad englisch spek

[@petergrannell6205]

Did you find where that rubber bush came from?

[@dukeofhuzza]

Nope - no idea!!

[@jpboileau5473]

Looked like a firewall grommet to me... but where from is anybody's guess!

[@ehuggan1]

Great video! 2 questions: how do you clean your hands after changing oil before playing the pipe organ and what about the objects you found that had fallen into the pan (plastic cap and the rubber grommet)? ;)

[@maff1917]

Well I wouldnt use brake disk cleaner because it will kill your skin. I use washpaste with peeling particles and my piano stays white. Iam sure the Video Creator uses a similar technique.

[@JewelBlueIbanez]

We use GOJO hand cleaner. It smells like oranges and has Pumice in it to keep your hands soft and smooth. Or you could just wear heavy duty disposable gloves like the ones they where in the hospital.

[@dukeofhuzza]

I have never bothered looking after my hands that much! Tools of the Trade! I do squirt brake cleaner on them to remove oil and then just normal soap! I don’t like wearing gloves to work on cars - I need to feel what I’m doing properly! I’m not the only concert organist to do tho ta like that - a friend colleague in Paris (currently without organ if you know what I mean) is a hobby carpenter. He uses all sorts of saws and sharp tools - much more worrying than a bit of oil!

[@PeterRabbit000]

Gartshore's Garage Would you consider playing Gary Numan’s “Cars” on the organ?

[@belefu3539]

Kannst du die Videos bitte auch synchronisieren so wie du es auf dem Orgel Kanal machst?

[@TheHelifly]

BeLeFu beim Orgel Kanal nimmt er alles komplett neu auf. Hier ist ein zweiter Ölwechsel etwas kostenspielig xD

[@dukeofhuzza]

Dieser Kanal machen wir (zunächst) nur auf englisch... sollte ein Hobby für uns sein! Und ja, doppelter Ölwechsel ist etwas unpraktisch!😂 anders denken - ihr kriegt jetzt Englischunterricht umsonst!!!

[@belefu3539]

Gartshore's Garage ok 😊☺️

[@Juraberg]

🚙👍🏻

[@adrianaliasnaturheini1648]

Machst du auch folgen auf deutsch?

[@geminischweiz]

so und jetzt nochmal ölwechseln auf deutsch xD hihi bei dem automatikgetriebe ist es meines wissens so, dass ca 0.5l des öls im wandler verbleiben. für eine korrekte serviszierung wäre eine getriebeölspülung angeraten. aber lieber ein bisschen neues öl als gar nichts :) ach ja: die ölablassschraube kann schlecht leckage haben, wenn noch gar kein neues öl drin ist ;) und hast du rausgefunden woher der gummibalg kam?

[@dukeofhuzza]

Naja, Öl im Wandler geht etwas schwer bei Multitronic! Gibt’s ja keinen. Bei Audi und Getriebeöl gibt es so viele Mythen... alles von Lifetime Füllung bis hin zur regelmäßigen Spülung, und und und... bei MT heißt es immer, altes Öl raus, neues rein. Fertig. Um den Filter im Getriebe zu wechseln, muss das komplette Getriebe zerlegt werden. Aber alle 60.000 km frisches Öl reicht erstmals!

[@geminischweiz]

@@dukeofhuzza Scheiss Technik. jetzt bin ich auch noch reingefallen und hab was verwechselt. Danke für die Aufklärung.

[@jrbergsten]

Your two channels don’t link to each other making this one harder to find. Extra 30 seconds, but why.

[@giantsblue8435]

Tja, ganz ehrlich, ich verstehe fast gar nichts....:(

[@thomasstokhof5370]

Mind your fingers! Vorsicht mit ihrem Finger!