Sunday
Testing The 300tdi Vac Pump And Larger Servo Notes
Join Mike in the workshop as he tackles a stubborn piston pump that’s impossible to press by hand. He sets up an ingenious, if slightly unconventional, test rig using bathroom scales and a Land Rover jack to determine just how much force is actually required to trigger the unit's valves. The experiment takes an interesting turn when he introduces a vacuum pump to the system while it's under load. Later, Mike offers his unfiltered thoughts on why this specific engineering design might be flawed and gives a tour of the custom double brake booster setup on his own Land Rover 130.
▶ Watch on YouTubeThis Is Audi's Last Ever V8 Manual Ever Made!... I Bought It!...
Dean takes a massive punt on a modern classic, securing a super-rare manual V8 Audi S5 coupe for pennies on the dollar. It's cheap for a terrifying reason: it's sold as having fatal engine damage that requires a replacement cylinder. But with immaculate dealer history and a pristine interior, Dean suspects there might be life in the old V8 yet. Join him as he dives deep under the bonnet to diagnose the violent misfire. Is this rare beast truly dead, or has he just uncovered the deal of the century? The investigation takes a surprising turn when the usual suspects rule themselves out.
▶ Watch on YouTubeOh Dear Audi S3 Quattro Repair Went Very Very Wrong!
Chris and Rob dive deep into major fabrication, breaking out the heavy-duty cutting tools to slice a massive rear quarter section from a donor vehicle for their latest rebuild project. The surgery goes according to plan, and the salvaged metal is moved into the workshop for prep. However, just as Chris gets into the swing of things, Rob runs a routine history check on the repairable car that changes absolutely everything. The shocking results force an immediate halt to the entire build and leave the duo stunned. What did Rob find that was severe enough to stop the project dead in its tracks?
▶ Watch on YouTubeBuying (and Rebuilding) A Burnt Pickup Truck From The Junkyard
Tavarish drags a crispy, fire-damaged 2016 Ram 1500 out of the junkyard. It boasts over 200,000 miles, a questionable suspension lift, and an interior filled with horrors. Watch as the team tackles sketchy repairs, attempts to source a replacement bed, and tries to turn this disaster on wheels into a respectable daily driver on a micro-budget. Will it survive the transformation, or is it destined to return to the scrap heap?
▶ Watch on YouTubeThe Cost Of Perfection: Rebuilding My Ferrari Bbi Is A Nightmare
Join Scott as the nut-and-bolt restoration of the 1983 Ferrari BBI continues. The focus shifts to the rear engine bay, where he is racing to install crucial components before the V12 engine returns. Watch as he tackles the intricate alignment of the CSP exhaust system and drops serious cash on authentic Ferrari hardware to keep things period-correct. It's a battle for space as airboxes, fuel pumps, and drive shafts are fitted into the cramping chassis. But it wouldn't be a classic car restoration without a major headache. Scott discovers a critical interference issue deep in the rear suspension geometry that threatens to undo days of hard work. Will the entire rear end need to come apart again?
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I Bought A Non Running Bugatti Veyron
Mat and the team take a massive risk by purchasing a second broken Bugatti Veyron, this time sight unseen from Dubai. It's a rare 'one-of-one' Oakley Design edition, but it won't start and can't find reverse. After shipping the hypercar back to the UK, it delivers an immediate and confusing surprise upon arrival. However, the celebration is cut short when the Veyron develops a new set of baffling electrical and mechanical issues that stump the team. Facing stubborn starting faults, trapped wheels, and complex system errors, Mat must determine if this bargain Bugatti can be saved or if it's destined to be a financial disaster.
▶ Watch on YouTubeMonday
You've Never Seen This Side Of Racing...
Join Vinwiki's Guest Host for a wild ride through the chaotic and often questionable side of professional racing logistics. Hear firsthand accounts of navigating the Baja 1000, where crossing the border sometimes involves strategic bribery using t-shirts and energy drinks as currency, and interactions with local police require quick thinking. Then, shift gears to the American grassroots scene, where he takes a massive professional race hauler to a tiny, run-down dirt track where the rulebook is considered optional and securing your race fuel from locals is half the battle. Tune in for hilarious stories of cross-border racing and small-town track shenanigans.
▶ Watch on YouTubeWhat Really Happened To The Bentley I Attempted To Build From Temu
Join Chris on the second channel for an action-packed episode featuring workshop fixes, major project reveals, and track time in Germany. Back at the unit, the Mercedes GL develops another frustrating fault, leading Chris to expose a truly terrible interior job. Viewers get sneak peeks at the progress on the Aventador, the troublesome Bentley Bentayga, and the beloved 'Slick 750' McLaren. The AMG GT receives some messy maintenance after a hard track day, and Mickey makes headway on the Subaru. Finally, the action shifts to the Nürburgring, where Chris tries to keep up with a wildly driven electric Kia in an M3, before getting behind the wheel of a very special, track-prepared classic Mercedes 190E.
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My Cheap Bentley Is Done But There's 1 Big Problem...
Vinwiki's Guest Host tackles the infamous automotive gamble: buying the cheapest Bentley Flying Spur he could find. Follow the arduous journey of resurrecting this neglected, rough-around-the-edges luxury liner, from addressing terrifying mechanical issues and cosmetic disasters to finding creative solutions for five-figure glass problems. Once the Bentley is deemed roadworthy, Ed immediately subjects it to an intense 2,500-mile endurance test across the Midwest, chasing race cars and attending a massive Australian car gathering at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Will the budget Bentley survive the mileage, and why has its newfound reliability become a major problem for Ed's garage?
▶ Watch on YouTubeI Rebuilt This 2026 BMW M2 Back To Oem!
The 2026 BMW M2 is fresh out of the paint booth and looking pristine, but the real challenge begins now for vTuned. It's a full-throttle effort to reassemble the entire vehicle from front to back. They start by tearing down the front end, anxiously waiting to see if hidden damage lurks beneath the bumper. The build hits snags with missing expensive parts and questionable previous repairs, forcing the team to juggle reassembling the doors, navigating complex rear-end wiring, and installing sleek carbon fiber upgrades. Finally, they fit a new Monaco exhaust system. Will the final reveal live up to the hype?
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One Of My Cars Has Been Stolen!...
Car YouTuber Dean faces a nightmare scenario: the identity of his Audi S3 Black Edition has been stolen right out from under him while it sat on his driveway for ten months. In this shocking exposé, Dean reveals how a previous video showing the car's damage may have inadvertently tipped off thieves to exploit a major loophole in the UK's DVLA V5 system. He teams up with fellow YouTubers Rob and Chris to investigate a sickening discovery regarding the car's official history. Is the vehicle sitting in the workshop the real deal, or is a clone racking up miles on the road? Dean uncovers the frightening ease of this scam and prepares to call the police.
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Fixing Everything Broken Or Not Correct On These Forgotten Projects
It’s time to clear the backlog as Chris and Rob tackle three lingering projects that are fighting back. The Aston Martin needs a major wheel transformation before it can head to the paint shop, but styling isn't the only issue on the agenda. A BMW Hybrid makes an unexpected and embarrassing return to the ramps after developing a worrying leak during a test drive, while the salvaged Ford Fiesta develops a mysterious new rattle that leads to a stubborn battle with an uncooperative exhaust system. Can the guys finally get these cars finished and out of the workshop?
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I Bought This 70,000 Dollar Truck For Cheap Can We Fix It???
vTuned picks up a severely damaged 2024 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro hybrid for a "super good deal," but quickly realizes why the initial repair estimate was astronomical. The truck looks okay from one angle, but closer inspection reveals major structural issues that were initially overlooked. Join the team as they wrestle with destroyed suspension components just to get the truck rolling into the shop. The teardown begins in earnest as they pull the bed and attempt the massive job of lifting the entire cab off the chassis to reveal the true extent of the bent frame underneath. They also introduce a parts truck acquired to help save this high-tech beast. Will the hidden damage prove too costly to fix?
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Sorting The Servo Problem!
Mike gets to the bottom of a long-standing mystery: what is the actual difference between D2 and Puma brake servos? He explains why upgrading is crucial to stop 300 TDI vacuum pumps from failing rapidly and compares a pricey brand-new solution against a bargain scrapyard alternative. Tune in for essential tips on what to look for when buying used parts and some vital safety warnings you cannot afford to ignore.
▶ Watch on YouTubeI Sold A Great Car Into The Virgin Islands. It Didn't Stand A Chance...
A Vinwiki Guest Host discovers the lucrative, yet chaotic, car market of the Virgin Islands and decides to ship over a cheap Toyota Sequoia for a quick flip. The deal gets complicated when the young buyer requests a bizarre custom pink cow print wrap. Delivering the vehicle turns into a wild island adventure featuring a sketchy car wash customization session, unexpected mechanical failures halfway up a mountain, and a tense confrontation to secure the final payment.
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The Downfall Of Volkswagen
Join the gang for a chaotic Thursday night live stream as the host displays incredible dedication, showing up just two hours after eye surgery, wearing a patch, and admittedly still feeling the effects of sedation. Supercar dealer Carl joins the panel and drops a bombshell revelation: he has bought back a very special vehicle that used to belong to the host. The team dives into the depressing news surrounding Volkswagen's financial troubles and JLR job losses, plays a game of automotive 'Truth or Lie', and delivers heated rants on everything from dodgy builders to people touching cars at shows. Watch to find out which iconic car has returned and to see if the host can make it through the hour with only one good eye.
▶ Watch on YouTubeFriday
Hoovie's Cars Are Too Broken To Sell...
Before officially opening his new 'Hoopty Lot' dealership, Guest Host Hoovie decides to carry out one final, massive selloff of his personal car fleet. Motivated by seeing a previous wholesale car flipped by someone else for a huge profit, he attempts to auction this latest batch himself to maximize returns. Instead, he faces a series of automotive nightmares. Tune in as Hoovie recounts the financial disasters involving a Porsche Panamera that mysteriously fails days after being sold, a Range Rover that violently self-destructs just before delivery, and a sight-unseen 911 purchase that proves to be a costly scam. See why this 'school of hard knocks' experience was his most painful yet.
▶ Watch on YouTubeThe Lamborghini Engine You Never Knew Existed!
Join Ricky and the Guys in Stripp Down Corner as they tackle a massive 8-liter V10 engine from a Dodge Viper. Surprisingly, this American muscle has a touch of Italian heritage, with Lamborghini having helped design the block. The mission is to hunt down the source of mysterious metal "glitter" reported in the oil. As the team strips away the layers of this heavy pushrod engine, they encounter stubborn components and brittle plastics. They dig deep into the bottom end to inspect the oil pump, sump, and bearings. Will the teardown reveal catastrophic damage, or is the source of the glitter proving elusive? Tune in to see what lies beneath the valve covers.
▶ Watch on YouTubeSaturday
Testing A 300tdi Vacuum Pump And How They Work
بعد سؤال من أحد المتابعين حول عطل في مضخة التفريغ، يعود "مايك" لفتح ملف مشروع قديم كان قد تخلى عنه سابقاً: استبدال مضخة الفرامل الميكانيكية في محرك 300TDI بأخرى كهربائية. انضموا إليه في الورشة حيث يجري تجربة عملية توضح بالضبط كيف يؤثر معزز الفرامل (السيرفو) التالف على أداء المضخة والمحرك. هل ستنجح الفكرة الكهربائية هذه المرة، أم سيثبت مايك سبب تركه لها؟ كما يستعرض الفيديو تفاصيل ترقية شائعة باستخدام معزز فرامل من طراز "ديسكفري 2".
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I Bought The Lamborghini Mrbeast Destroyed In Front Of 844 Million People From Mat Armstrong.
Jack takes on the infamous Lamborghini Gallardo that was structurally devastated by a viral duct tape stunt. With previous owners giving up on the catastrophic damage, Jack decides the only way to fix the twisted frame is to cut the roof completely off. The team faces a massive teardown of the interior and suspension to prepare for major surgery. Jack even has to learn aluminum TIG welding on the fly to attempt the complex repairs using donor parts. The stakes couldn't be higher as they prepare for the ultimate test: after cutting the supercar apart and welding it back together, will the doors ever close again?
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