How to change Ford Fiesta Mk6 droplinks.

[@IvegotaroughideaDIYchannel]

If you put a wrench on the back where the bush is (exactly where you put the pliers it has 2 flat sides for a wrench) it will stop it rotating so you can use the impact driver on the bolt.... Just a tip :) good videos man :)

[@DaveSCameron]

Woa la, bashing us wid the ads here yano! Cheers for your efforts though and helped us out...

[@ChrisManChannel]

Adds humm. I have them set but I think youtube is adding them to all videos now aswell. I starting having adds before I could monetise and apparently a lot of people have noticed it.

[@DaveSCameron]

@@ChrisManChannel Oh I hear you and and you along with many now have doubled up ads all along the show, anyway hope you and yours are safe and well and good luck with yutube...

[@ChrisManChannel]

Thanks mate

[@TheLewisgor]

hope your well Chris, tried doing these today and their are not any Alan key points on mine so I take it I need to lock mine with vice grips also its the rear brakes that need done but I have no idea which ones to buy

[@chaosfoevr]

Alright buddy, off topic question, I got water in me passenger foot well since yesterday it got in driver side as well, I traced it coming from under cabin filter housing, can't find any forum or videos, some say its blocked ac drain hose under the car which I can't find. Have u come across this, car stinks please help

[@ChrisManChannel]

It's a difficult thing to help with without seeing the car. A blacked ac drain could do that but I had a ka that whenever it rained the drivers football would get soaked I never looked too for into that problem but I was pretty sure it was coming though the bulkhead. I would start by looking around all the door seals and stuff like that and if it's all good start looking under the dash or centre console for anything that could be leaking. But dont overlook the possibility that it's a rusted floor pan and it's just coming through the floor as your driving. Hope it helps and you manage to fine the problem.

[@chaosfoevr]

@@ChrisManChannel thanks I'll check those, can u tell me where the ac drain hose at, went under the car can see it and looked on the firewall engine bay can't locate anything there aswell, and is it easier to get to, if u have a picture that will be great help. 2 suspect at the moment blocked rain gutter which been delt with and ac drain hose which I can't seem to locate.

[@ChrisManChannel]

@@chaosfoevr no sorry I done know where it is or have any pictures. My car never had ac so it wasnt anything I ever came across. Come to think of it the only thing I've owned with ac I'd the truck and that's buggered haha. I would think the ac drain is somewhere under the 2 coolant pipes that go into the bulkhead. It will most likley be a small rubber tube about 10mm in diameter.

[@chaosfoevr]

@@ChrisManChannel ill have a look cheers and happy 2020

[@seanwallace1972]

Are you a mobile mechanic?

[@andrewrood9200]

quick question for you do i need to drain all my coolant out to remove a upper raditor pipe

[@ChrisManChannel]

No you should only need to remove what's in the coolant reservoir plus a little bit extra to drop the level below that hose in the radiator. However it's probably easyer to empty it all and then refill it once your done. Most of the water is in the water reservoir and radiator anyway. Hope this helps

[@andrewrood9200]

@@ChrisManChannel cheers