Why is there chocolate sauce in the Range Rover gearbox? - Edd China's Workshop Diaries 19

The day has finally come, our 1986 Range Rover is finally going to get clean. But will it make a difference, will we be able to tell at all with all that rust and peeling paint? Will the car still be carbon neutral if we wash off all the vegetation? Will it fall apart if we remove all the cobwebs? Will it simply dissolve when the water hits it? Well, we're about to find out. Surely, now it runs and it's clean, it will be ready for its MoT test. Or will we find something else that needs to be fixed first?...
Edd China's Workshop Diaries 19: Wash day for the Range Rover (Flushing out the Range Rover gearbox, should the transmission fluid really look like chocolate sauce?)
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[@larryjones2024]

Dave's idea to use the jack was clever, Edd giving him credit for it was pure class.

[@RemiCardona]

Dave is this episode's MVP!

[@aDaWaN]

Dave's close-ups are also second to none. Credit where credit's due!

[@new-rj7xu]

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[@martynrollinson]

Until the bar fires out and smashes him in the face!!

[@ivanfernyhough3851]

@@martynrollinson but it didnt did it,so it dont matter.sometimes you just have to use what you got dont ya.give dave the camera man a clap 👏

[@jonnewman6332]

Edd is becoming, and his show along with him, very zen.

[@habsom1406]

Yes I agree, I really like the pace and his gentle laughter here and there which shows he's really relaxed which makes for enjoyable viewing.

[@new-rj7xu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m56Xn6WpjceLitE😎

[@ianmangham4570]

@@new-rj7xu Shite

[@markbennett6658]

@@ianmangham4570 it’s certainly not ‘zen’😂

[@Wall1885]

Zen, leave off.

[@konasrider]

Ed not being disturbed by Mike or TV format is pure gold. Thanks for coming back

[@jdraupp]

Edd was the best part of wheeler dealers and I’m glad to see him still doing what he is so skilled at. Thanks Edd! New subscriber!

[@johnt.848]

I cringed every time the other guy was on, I just wanted to kick the screen in because he ruined that show.

[@jessemurray1757]

while i agree, Edd and Mike were and always will be wheeler dealers to me, I won't discredit Ant as he is an excellent craftsman.

[@theprocrastinator2232]

Same! Great to see you doing awesomely well!!!

[@bigg4942]

Towards the end, Mike Brewer was really annoying, especially when he pretended to be hands on. Edd made the show

[@keithhutton34]

Mick and Edd where a good time,lol

[@Gmmwrx]

This is quickly becoming the very best of wheeler dealers. I've learned so much from watching Edd over the years, it's great to be in school again.

[@fredericrike5974]

And therein lies the trouble and the rumble between the "grease monkey", Edd, and the slick, high speed jacket wearing, car salesman. FR

[@NCC-1701D]

Two different shows, enjoy them both. I'd rather have more car shows than less in this day and age.

[@taxidude]

Good to see Ed running into problems such as stripped bolts like the rest of us and how he deals with it!

[@darreng745]

@@taxidude And Ed crediting the solution was also a good thing, a lot of " TV Mechanics" would not have done that and it is something to bear in mind when dealing with a mashed set of bolts

[@gmans7859]

@@taxidude A tool that should be in everyone's box is the Spring Loaded Impact that you strike with a hammer. When you hit it, it jars and twists the fastener loose.

[@JJ-zg1hh]

I don't want these episodes to end. I could watch this all night!

[@habsom1406]

Yeah I agree JJ, I could easily have watched the next instalment back to back too.

[@nilssona2158]

As an old-school mechanic I really appreciate Edd's practical approach to problems instead of just throwing silly money at everything. Not everyone has $100K+ and immaculate workshops to throw at "barn finds" like some Yanks do on YT. Corrosion and busted screws always challenge, but pressure and torque win in the end.

[@tunkua]

Wonderful to see this truly remarkably talented professional doing what he doe so well. Thank you Edd for the countless hours of entertainment you have given us all these years.

[@cswrighty]

The production quality of 'the wash' was exceptional.

[@frankiepitt9135]

😂

[@peterallam6494]

WD Edd should've done the underside with WD - WD40.

[@will24655]

I used a pressure washer on my car once... went straight through the wheel arch.

[@peterallam6494]

Made light (er) work for you rhen !

[@huwjones5879]

It did go on a bit too long though. There is only so much slow motion jet wash actin I can handle.

[@nickwilliamson5520]

The camera work, editing and production (and the presenting, of course...) is really professional - as good as, if not better than, much of what I watch on TV.

[@mikemuller4376]

true

[@fredericrike5974]

TBH, I was pretty sure Edd's long history with the British public and TV folks would raise a crew of "awesome help". The folks that "let Edd go" might well sharpen their pencils and open a fresh page in their notebooks- Edd is going to teach this lesson his way, after all! FR

[@Banglish123]

There aren't many YT channels with this quality of production. These episodes are extremely well mixed

[@raymondeldridge2911]

Have you checked the radiator for transmission fluid

[@trev8591]

Agree, Nick. Dave and the crew are doing a great job with the cinematography.

[@richardtoney2441]

Always good to see your work and presentation. Thanks Mr.China

[@SW-ok8qr]

This is why i like Edd, he gave credit to the camera man for the idea about using the jack to get better purchase on the bolt. What a nice guy he is, i love watching this guy fixing and repairing older vehicles. I would never purchase a range rover cos they are a bit crap but I do like seeing them being worked on . Thank you so much :)

[@brassedoff2437]

Best episode so far. Loving the work on an old car, with day to day problems that we can all relate to and fixes that we can learn from too. Excellent.

[@new-rj7xu]

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[@twothreebravo]

Whoever came up with the bit and filmed it in such a brilliant way of Edd lifting the vehicle deserves an award.

[@cruz1742]

I’m a mechanic for 40 years But this guy come with some Ideas that I never saw before! I’m glad I found this guy in KZbin after he left Wheel dealer

[@mikefandango294]

Just discovered Ed’s channel ………….. multi pack of crisps, 12 bottles of beer locked an loaded for binge watch here I come!!

[@area6771]

Love how you go into detail, and show the work involved. It's not all about showing the "money shots" and et voila it's done. Save that for the America audience...Us Brits like the nitty gritty details, keeping it real...

[@JanLarssonfred]

And we swedes too!!

[@gentlemanscholar2314]

Hate to break this to you, but most of the American audience also wants detail and explanation. Just because lazy producers decided to take the easy route doesn't mean the audience wanted that. I've been waiting years for Edd to return with his level of detail. That he now gets to do it his way, without being weighed down by the (apparently still) butthurt Mr. Brewer, makes it even better.

[@graycav56]

We Yanks love the details too! It’s only the networks that dumb things down!

[@chemxfan]

You obviously underestimate the American audience, @Area 67, but do go on about "keeping it real".

[@TheShinyShow]

I'd say it's more the network that want the programme to appeal to more viewers not people who are really into cars. I'm not American but it's not the American fans fault.

[@koratvinnie]

"Biscuit of unpleasantness" isn't a phrase you hear every day.

[@new-rj7xu]

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[@richbrock9876]

What about “dog eggs”?

[@fredbobberts5753]

“Was supposed to be a doddle but it turned into a bit of a faff.”

[@BlairSkidmore]

I'm waiting for the "Biscuit of Unpleasantness" t-shirts to show up in the Edd China merch shop!

[@1mandanceparty]

This is Edd fucking China's workshop... The only thing he can't fix is bad attitudes

[@mysicko19]

I miss you so much on tv my dear Edd. You were the best of the show without any doubt. I want to send you a very big hug from Spain, hopping you are ok, and wishing you all the best for 2023. Thanks for being here mate.

[@seanhancockphotofilm8960]

It's so, so good to see a really well made no bullcrap car video. Thanks Ed, it's like a breath of fresh air.

[@alanwinchester744]

You always have me at “welcome to the workshop” 🤣. Loving all you do Edd, fantastic!

[@bossdaddy1919]

Just feels right to be watching Edd playing with cars again. Happy days.

[@MikusVilsons]

Very inspiring to service own car! Thank You Edd China!

[@Gbonejohn1974]

im not even into fixing crs but i just love Edds style and presentation ,his segments were always the highlight of wheeler dealers

[@darylsims4407]

This is gold, I really like Edd, it's great to see him worming again and now he is in control of the content it's better.

[@raunorantanen8267]

Pannaanko

[@kaakanakottoo-youtube]

No pannanhaaaan hih

[@bowmosexual]

@@danlfcb99 lol

[@Goc67]

Edd is one of the most pleasant personalities on KZbin. Inspiring and educational.

[@aleksandarcvetkovic5384]

Love to watch and listen Sir Edd China 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@tatsuyas.drakensang4826]

I love how car mending is an awesome combination of technical knowledge and creative logical thinking. Best thing ever

[@lukebarnes8097]

Can't see why people are getting the arse over the mini stuff. It's an interesting project and as worthy of Edd's time as any other. He said at the start that this channel won't be focusing purely on one thing be it cars, bikes, boats, tractors or what have you. No reason for people to start complaining because they aren't interested in one particular project.

[@macman6107]

Well said. I agree with you completely.

[@swegneto_9601]

People asked for me in depth videos then complained when they got them. I don't understand it at all

[@richardporter6201]

Totally agree, I had no interest in Minis but do now.

[@fredericrike5974]

Too many You Tube Experts really want control of content- although I have thrown down my YT E card, I insist only on stating my opinion, freely and for free. I even admit I have been wrong once, maybe, possibly, could have been twice, but to go on; Edd is no "newbie" so I expect he will sort the chaff from the wheat and do as he thinks best, while trying to keep the nay sayers from realizing he has a perfectly constructed "shelf" to keep them on. FR

[@timothyokane9710]

@@richardporter6201 I prefer classic Minis to BMW minis any day.

[@SD-oi9gr]

Can’t wait for the next episode. It’s therapeutic to watch. Not worrying about having to play up to cameras or fake chemistry. Just good content.

[@sandhopper99]

Especially if you see what's happened to Gas Monkey.

[@new-rj7xu]

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[@s1udgeguts]

Yeah, the fake chemistry always got me. Even when brewer nipped off to his 'mate' who just happened to own a shop which just happened to specialise in repairing the most obscure object. That said, I picked up the odd bit of info from the English shows. A mate has a moggy traveller with the infamous rotten woodwork and I remembered Mike getting a full kit from a place in wales.

[@markglover2525]

@@s1udgeguts Repost, but; so sue me; 'Edd! I fawt you was gonna 'ave this workin' loike a good 'un in ten minutes tops!? Whatcha bin messin wiv? Gawwww! I gotcha wheels danne at a wheel place wot me mate owns an' awwl as a fayvah to yah! Gawww! Whatchu loike!! You let me dahhn Edd. Gawww!'. What a fucking nob that Brewer is.

[@Si74l0rd]

That's one of the reasons I don't watch TV anymore. As the drama quotient increased I watched less and less, until it finally hit every genre I watched. Now I watch KZbin and I learn a lot more as a bonus. The TV and movie industry shot themselves in the foot.

[@emmetmcgahey2959]

Great shows and enjoyed Edd fixes and learning more. Many thanks

[@hector6327]

Edd, thx for the video. You teaching is quite valuable

[@len333p]

Worst bit of the video is when Edd says “but that is for another day” 😄

[@new-rj7xu]

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[@halleffect1]

agreed. wish he'd do a live stream and just tinker in the shop

[@Alberto_Gonzalez-Burgos]

indeed

[@BobM925]

Was anyone else expecting that crossmember to not go back in place so Edd then breaks out a massive hydraulic ram to separate the chassis a teensy bit… (trick up his sleeve) Another top quality episode Edd, thankyou!

[@wodm]

When he was taking it off I thought the 2nd nut was falling in his brew

[@Lonnie_Johnson]

If you look closely you can actually see the carlift directly on those chassis beams basically pushing them outwards horizontally a bit with the weight of the car resting on it. So I sorta already knew when he said it that sliding the crossmember back in wouldn't be a problem.

[@billpa22]

Having done the same job myself, I can assure that you can hammer-slide a bit forward the cross member in order to remove the pan, it doesn't have to be dropped off the chassis.

[@eddchina]

I was actually planning to, it was almost a bit disappointing when it cooperated…

[@TREXdudi]

Another excellent episode, thanks Edd. You are the best.

[@robertmedina6875]

Thank you Edd for the Awesome show!!! I can’t wait to see your next show!! God bless your family Edd!!

[@basscharenborg6441]

Back in the days of Wheeler Dealers I loved the workshop bits where you were always explaining almost everything you would do. Of course each episode of wheeler dealers was 45 minutes in total, but 40 minutes of only wrenching on cars and a bit Q&A inbetween is all i ever wanted. Thanks Edd

[@sandgrownun]

Brilliant episode Edd & team - I really enjoyed this one. Those mashed torx bolts are just the kind of thing us home-mechanics face every weekend, turning 30 minute jobs into 3 hour jobs. Nifty solution suggested by Dave too - which definitely deserved a brew & biscuit... 👍

[@godblesshamas]

Too much effort IMHO. I would have "ghetto flushed" it by pulling trans cooler line off and letting engine pump the fluid out for me, no lift required.

[@Gottenhimfella]

@@godblesshamas Where's the fun in that?

[@theprior46]

Fascinating compulsive viewing, especially from the comfort of an armchair and no risk of getting a wry neck working overhead like Edd is doing seemingly with ease. Great to see that thinking outside the box and finding alternative ways to crack the stuck bolts problem. I'm full of admiration for this guy especially his patience and resolve not to give up- never be beaten by a lump of metal. Also very neatly filmed too.

[@marcelgeber643]

always love edds work since wheeler dealers...... he is the reason i bought a oldtimer ( ford capri) and do all work myself... JUST LOVE HIS WORK

[@Opel314]

Great show Ed, really interesting and entertaining. Thank you!

[@BasedBidoof]

I love that shot where it looks like you're picking up the rover by the rope. very clever

[@lylezink1518]

Love your no nonsense content. Have always enjoyed your commentary. You are the best! Hope you get to 1 million views

[@orvinmedina]

I love all the content Edd China it's amazing how you can explain a lot about engines and in the end is fun. You keep us staring at the screen. I've been watching all your content since I was a child because of you.

[@vulpes717]

I forgot I was watching KZbin while watching this. This could be a series on Netflix or Prime Video.

[@cruachan1191]

This is why I like Edd and old Wheeler Dealers. Simple DIY fixes like using the trolley jack to create extra pressure, things that any home mechanic has access to it. Credit to Dave the camera man too! Watching fabricators at work has it's appeal of course, and you can admire their skill, but at the same time it's a far cry from the sort of thing most of us can do over a weekend.

[@Hamring]

For rounded torx, philips, pozidrive etc my favourite tool is the manual impact driver. The old school type you hit with a hammer and its cammed so it rotates slightly. Kind of the same idea as the jack trick which also worked a treat. Will hopefully remember this for a time i dont have an impact available. For rounded internal hex screws (unbrako/allen) its often possible to hammer in a slightly bigger torx bit. Usually works better than dedicated extractor bits. Although for external hex bolts and tall cylindrical allen screw heads the extractor sockets are great. Anyway those are just some tips which might come in handy for anyone unfamiliar with them. But nothing new to a lot of hobbyists and pros out there including, i'm sure Edd as well. Excellent videos Edd and the rest of the crew. Just stumbled over this after not having watched wheeler dealers for years now, and i really like the production and presentation of this new show as a whole. Thanks a lot and wish you all the best!

[@Gottenhimfella]

There's a couple of additional friction enhancing tips: one is to take a torx tip and grind the end square (like a pin punch) or even slightly hollow (like a wobble broach) so the sharp corners broach into the fillet radii at the bottom of the female recess when the axial force is applied generously, and the other is to put some tungsten carbide grit in the recess. If you put this together with what Edd did (and didn't) try: 1) Some heat and penetrating oil (or better still, beeswax in conjunction with heat) *before* beginning (and before the recess gets further damaged) 2) Inexorable axial force (thanks, Dave!) _ideally with an overlay of axial vibration, but it's important that this is not at the expense of maintaining a high axial force even at the lowest point in each cycle of vibration, and this would take some arranging._ _The old school impact driver (as Hamring suggests) has a lot of merit if you can lay your hands on one - you'll need to source a 1/4" hex impact socket for it if you need use any torx or other specialised bit in it_ 3) Sharp ended driver bit (if torx) 4) Tungsten carbide grit you're giving yourself the best chance of success There is one more step if dealing with potential galling, eg stainless steel male/female thread pairing: Whenever a tiny rotation is made in the loosening direction, reverse the turning force and retighten before seeking a further tiny movement . This cannot be hurried, and in this case, use cooling, not heat. The time to take action against galling is before it starts. If all else fails, TIG (if it's available) is a better bet than MIG.

[@Hamring]

@@Gottenhimfella Brilliantly detailed supplement! 😄 Broachifying the bit i will definitely try out next time!

[@ferfocad]

uma verdadeira aula de mecânica , obrigado ed!!!

[@kennethmcintyre3684]

As an ex aircraft engineer , there are a few products in our industry that might be useful , ie jointing compounds for dissimilar metals that you may not be aware of, you just used standard grease when you were re assembling the mini rear end whilst discussing the potential reaction between steel /aluminum and copper as I recall, in aviation we always use specific compounds to minimise the reactions between dissimilar metals. Also , another aviation trick when dealing with possible structure structure movement as you mentioned when dropping the transmission oil on the old Range Rover , we use a thing called a jury strut , much like builders use when installing a Lintel to prevent any movement. I think they call them floor or accrow props, but the same idea , rig something up under a little tension to prevent movement. You are way more experienced than me, but thought these might be worth mentioning to viewers , PS love the show !!

[@arminth]

Who needs wheeler dealers? I'm just loving this stuff! Thanks Edd!

[@volvos60bloke]

Indeed, this is light years ahead

[@gaborszabo6406]

I loved this service parts only in wheeler dealers :)

[@barriegibson6411]

Good to see that Mike Brewer still gets a mention from time to time, "this is where the little dipstick goes"

[@fastlove88]

😂😂

[@ArrghhMatey]

toxic. Edd and Mike have already resolved their issues so why are you still on about it?

[@barriegibson6411]

@@ArrghhMatey Why am I still on about what?

[@Travis_22]

Hahahaha awesome

[@cameronboyle1357]

@@ArrghhMatey oh god, better get you a freezer incase you melt

[@leehawkings1983]

“I found another stash of Johns vintage filth” 🤣. Great word Edd love the content as always.

[@dv84sure]

A genuine pleasure watch and listen to Edd in action again. I love that you also showcase the damaged / stuck bolts --which are far too often a dreadful time sucking nightmare.

[@pdel7007]

I spent many hours battling with bolts and nuts when the manual said "unbolt and remove"

[@callefalk4457]

WTF???.

[@robsan9156]

I love that Ed works on old rusty stuff too just like our own projects at home 👍

[@TopVersnelling]

Difference is that he gets paid for it...

[@diegocella6791]

I do like the mini segment (episode) it embodies the mechanic work (or any other manual labor) especially if you didn't do the previus job /mantenace yourself, it may take half a day... it might take weeks!

[@matheushenriquelima2533]

Cara !!! Descobri hoje o canal e nunca mais abandono!! Assistia joia sobre rodas só por causa do eddi. Grande mecânico!!

[@Supergran-rv4ry]

Excellent workshop series

[@samcoote9653]

G'day Edd, just wanted to say I used to watch you on Wheeler Dealers back when I was about 17 or 18 years old. I"m 30 now and I"ve learnt a lot from you. I glad to see you're still as good as ever! Thank you for all the knowledge and the memories!

[@muaddib667]

That cleaning was the most satisfying thing I've seen in years.

[@new-rj7xu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m56Xn6WpjceLitE😎

[@sparkles122]

I agree lol. There’s a KZbin that deep cleans some REALLY nasty cars.

[@ivanfernyhough3851]

You need to watch autoshine cars then.this rangerover is clean compared to some of the cars he cleans lol.

[@muaddib667]

@@ivanfernyhough3851 it's not just the transformation, it's the soundtrack and cinematography along with Edd's ultimate calm.

[@ianmangham4570]

Get out more often.

[@joepowell3305]

Edd's mechanical knowledge was the reason i watched all his episodes, always a trick or 2 to learn. Thanks Edd.

[@aubreyclaridge1809]

Very therapeutic - thanks Edd. Enjoying the content and high production values :)

[@DYLANTRIES]

Ok I'm only 22, I remember in my early teens watching Wheeler dealers every week, religiously!! When they split i never watched a single new episode... I was only watching because I wanted to hear what mr. China had to say. Forgot about him making this channel... now I'm stuck benge watching....

[@chefcamsey1375]

Great work Ed. Something about watching the transformation of an old car come back to life is so humbling and relaxing to watch. Much respect to all the hard work 💪👍

[@dickdastardly5534]

So glad this channel came up in my recommendations, loved Edd in wheeler dealers and thought his parts were the best bits 👍🏻

[@TheGuvnorsGameZone]

Now this is how a car restoration show should be! Glad Edd gets to show us the ins and outs of the work done, not just a brief verbal dialogue and jump cuts of the work being done to shorten things down.

[@TheAndreSMello]

Hi Edd, I accompany you here from Brazil. I was very happy when I found your channel here on KZbin. You're still amazing. Thank you.

[@grahamlewis6777]

Much prefer the Range Rover episodes.. getting that wreck of a car working again is really interesting and the editing is much better now too. Nice job!

[@new-rj7xu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m56Xn6WpjceLitE😎

[@sparkles122]

Me too but I guess having to wait for parts would mean not getting an episode every week

[@joeminoso1554]

Glad I found your channel 🎉, great mechanic🇨🇦

[@tocquevilleveronique4714]

c´est toujours un plaisir de voir Ed

[@photographyforenjoyment]

This is just exactly what YT should be all about, informative and entertaining at the same time. Great production values too!

[@new-rj7xu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m56Xn6WpjceLitE😎

[@electronash]

I really need to watch more of these. It's quite nostalgic. Props to the editor, btw. Top job.

[@frbaucop]

And don't forget the music . Very well done!

[@Jon_2218]

Mr. Edd China, I really appreciate your videos and all the content, keep up the great work. 🇨🇦

[@scottpeabody4580]

Just like the old days. Thanks Edd !!

[@buenodye4723]

Love the show, you were the best part of W.D. and I have been fixed on your channel for a couple of yrs waiting for your show and you didn't disappoint .

[@eddchina]

Thanks for your patience, I know I stretched it… 👍

[@mattsherwood3501]

Love Edd and his style. Slow and steady and very explanatory.

[@ricksullo557]

I love Edd china so much ❤️ what a wholesome bloke

[@elliotevans2507]

Isn’t Ed just great, always comes up with the solution Well done mate

[@billadams5194]

As someone who's been wrenching on Classics for a long time, this is a great tutorial on changing the filter.

[@animalian01]

now that was a truly great episode, amusing and informative all at the same time. thanks very much Edd I thoroughly enjoyed it

[@justinstanes9384]

The best really informative really well produced loved your work on wheeler dealers as well

[@jeremym9994]

I really enjoy this show and the techniques Edd used to fix real world problems such as the stripped hex bolts are great to see

[@AlsHackShack]

Thank you for all the hard work and passion you put into this channel Ed. This was your best episode yet!

[@hermanmunster3358]

Hi Edd, good to see you're branching out, and keeping us fans happy. Picked up many tips from you over the years, thanks for all you do. I love watching the dirty oily bits. 👍😉

[@Dannyvirk]

I loved how he gave credit to the camera guy for his idea to remove those striped bolts on the gearbox filter. The good sorts give credit where it's due.

[@terryporter9778]

Fantastic just found this channel,great to see you in a garage again

[@matthewbox7336]

My God! The man has so much patience...amazing.

[@blankeny]

So nice to see you back, Ed. I've missed your wit and talent. That Rover is a real pig box. Best of luck to you.

[@VGrimm3747]

I can't wait for the T-shirt that say's "And That is a Job for Another Day" on it.

[@skypoint4649]

Wow! Edd China! Here you are! What a nice guy!

[@TayWhiteside]

This is so well shot!

[@pyjama9556]

So glad to be watching and listening to Edd again, thanks for all your hard work as always Edd. Realising just how much detail has been missing from certain other programs I’ve watched and 4K…. I’m in heaven lol!!

[@darrylcampbell4411]

Love the sound of tools being used and the sound of parts going together... and Edd of course... instead of stupid music playing in between all the time like alot of other car vids. Cheers Edd.

[@andrewbranca5548]

Glad to see you back at it Edd.

[@Karakulimbro]

What a lot to talk about! A beautiful car and Edd tells a beautiful story about it. Great job!

[@iamgrays]

I absolutely love that this programme shows you all the challenges and ways to get around them that we all have. I have learned so much!

[@colinhoward7901]

Great video, Edd, and I love that you show every single part of the operation and don't just miss out the kinds of problems we all have when we are under our cars - like bolts with knackered heads. Super presentation and already looking forward to the next episode.

[@Drobila1987]

Hi, Edd, my name is Sergey, I am 34 years old, I live in Russia, and the only thing I watch on TV is the Wheeler Dealers program, where you repair cars, you do it divinely, explain everything in an accessible and understandable way with the help of your videos, I learned how to fix most of the breakdowns in the car, and now I have found your channel on You Tube, I subscribed to your channel and look forward to every new video with pleasure and impatience!!!

[@TheCutClub]

The production quality is very high on this channel and one of the best I've seen on KZbin. Well done to all involved.

[@luckyluc03]

This is a great show. Glad to see you back!

[@MsHaiducu]

I adore this type of content.As someone with a passion for cars and wrenching this was a treat for me. YOU learn something and also get entertained.I hope you make more videos like this

[@holdupmaster]

New subscriber - long time fan, great to be able to sit and watch the mighty China again :)

[@chrisg7206]

Thanks Edd - really informative - hope JLR are watching - some of the issues you describe are still prevalent today. Fab comments from everyone - so youre deffo hitting the mark !