Humble DIY Repairs On My Car

[Izso]

Hahahah..sorry boss.
Got carried away...lucky i havent 'discuss' about grass trimmer.

somehow imagining you guys with chainsaws "fixing" your cars... HAHAHA

 

[vr2turbo]

One does not discuss chainsaws in "DIY repairs on my car" thread titles. HAHAHAHAHAHA

But he just mentioned like car mah, got carb, oil level , throttle, etc......hahhahhahha

 

[MEngineer]

New video released

 

[Izso]

New video released

where did you buy the EPAuto spillproof funnel from? I've been looking for something like this.


Also I'll be surprised if no one talks about distilled water vs tap water. hahaha

 

[vr2turbo]

where did you buy the EPAuto spillproof funnel from? I've been looking for something like this.


Also I'll be surprised if no one talks about distilled water vs tap water. hahaha

I am like him use tap water with coolant.....lol

 

[MEngineer]

where did you buy the EPAuto spillproof funnel from? I've been looking for something like this.


Also I'll be surprised if no one talks about distilled water vs tap water. hahaha

I bought it from US while I was there in country. Here you can find it too

Product not found!

www.unitedtools.com.my

I recall Lazada or Shopee has it got RM140. Tried to find but no there, if I come across I will post here again

 

[MEngineer]

I am like him use tap water with coolant.....lol

Convenience won this time. I just fill and jalan first.

 

[Izso]

https://shopee.com.my/Coolant-Refill-Filling-Tool-Kit-for-Mitsubishi-Ford-Nissan-Mazd-GM-Chrysler-Honda-Toyota-Suzuki-i.49822826.812449007

Found one. Nice.... great

 

[MEngineer]

New video released

 

[MEngineer]

New video released

 

[MEngineer]

Alcantara steering wheel finish is only seen in expensive cars but not anymore with ForgedForSpeed Garage. In today’s video, I will be showing you how to hand stitch a steering wheel for a luxurious transformation from a worn down condition to at very small cost. Watch this video to learn how much this cost. Hope this video is helpful, more videos on DIY car repairs/mods coming up. Stay tuned.....

 

[gunnerzz]

Alcantara steering wheel finish is only seen in expensive cars but not anymore with ForgedForSpeed Garage. In today’s video, I will be showing you how to hand stitch a steering wheel for a luxurious transformation from a worn down condition to at very small cost. Watch this video to learn how much this cost. Hope this video is helpful, more videos on DIY car repairs/mods coming up. Stay tuned.....

Your stichting skill is much better than mine. Now must re-do mine to be on par as yours..hahahha

 

[Izso]

Alcantara steering wheel finish is only seen in expensive cars but not anymore with ForgedForSpeed Garage. In today’s video, I will be showing you how to hand stitch a steering wheel for a luxurious transformation from a worn down condition to at very small cost. Watch this video to learn how much this cost. Hope this video is helpful, more videos on DIY car repairs/mods coming up. Stay tuned.....

Your stichting skill is much better than mine. Now must re-do mine to be on par as yours..hahahha

guys, the parts where the spokes are - how did you sort out the creasing of the cloth? Did you have to stitch around there too?

 

[gunnerzz]

guys, the parts where the spokes are - how did you sort out the creasing of the cloth? Did you have to stitch around there too?

I just keeps on stitching but needs to pulls harder at the corner near the spoke.

Positioning is key. If positioning is out then u will have material shortage at some spoke if you are using dedicated material like mine as it cover the spoke too. The one in the video above is universal type.

 

[Izso]

I just keeps on stitching but needs to pulls harder at the corner near the spoke.

Positioning is key. If positioning is out then u will have material shortage at some spoke if you are using dedicated material like mine as it cover the spoke too. The one in the video above is universal type.

so basically the spoke area there is "open"? meaning I can stick a toothpick in the section? Is there some of thread closing there?

 

[leinnz]

so basically the spoke area there is "open"? meaning I can stick a toothpick in the section? Is there some of thread closing there?

can use dunlop glue to glued it down, will be a mess later if want to change new shirt

 

[lsm1991]

can use dunlop glue to glued it down, will be a mess later if want to change new shirt

would not recommend this....

 

[lsm1991]

so basically the spoke area there is "open"? meaning I can stick a toothpick in the section? Is there some of thread closing there?

this is the one i tolong orang buat, you got to make sure its tight


since this was done to protect the wheel, at any areas where the thread might touch the wheel, i added a piece of cloth underneath (i feared the string might leave marks on the wheel)

 

[gunnerzz]

so basically the spoke area there is "open"? meaning I can stick a toothpick in the section? Is there some of thread closing there?

not in my case as mine is made specific for waja. I had to glue at certain area especially the bottom spoke just like the ori. universal type just cover the wheel.if u check again the pic i posted, the material cover the spoke until the steering button for left and right spoke and under the horn/airbag for bottom spoke. Need to use dunlop glue here just like original cover.

 

[Izso]

not in my case as mine is made specific for waja. I had to glue at certain area especially the bottom spoke just like the ori. universal type just cover the wheel.if u check again the pic i posted, the material cover the spoke until the steering button for left and right spoke and under the horn/airbag for bottom spoke. Need to use dunlop glue here just like original cover.

oh ok, so the replacement cover ends up as a permanent cover