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You Won’t Believe this One YouTube Comment that Avoided DISASTER !

I get over 35,000 coments each year on YouTube alone. I read them all and try to react to as many as I can. From time to time I see a remark that is hard to believe. This one lead to a week of getting Porsche problems sorted!

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24 responses to “You Won’t Believe this One YouTube Comment that Avoided DISASTER !”

  1. @johnmull59 Avatar
    @johnmull59

    Re MOTs, don’t you think the roads we drive on should also be subject to an equivalent fitness certificate?

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    1. @adamrice617 Avatar
      @adamrice617

      Definitely 👍🏻

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    2. @SWR112 Avatar
      @SWR112

      Absolutely a percentage of money raised should be ring fenced for the roads off taxes raised off our cars. If road tax (yes I know it’s not called that) was used for to repair and maintain and build roads it would be gold paved…..it should have been addressed decades ago. Car going in for £400 to replace some – nearside and offside front suspension arms ready for next MOT as it was an advisory. Just the wear from the state of the roads. 😢

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    3. @neilsenhall3790 Avatar
      @neilsenhall3790

      @SWR112 i got a brand new motability van for my wheelchair bound wife three weeks ago , 2 days after getting it i hit a pothole (had no chance of missing it) managed to dent one of my alloys, to say i was pissed off is an understatement

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    4. @matthewthorp4727 Avatar
      @matthewthorp4727

      None of them would pass, not round my way certainly, and when they do “fix” them it’s a shitty patch job that doesn’t last 🤬

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  2. @nigeljames1109 Avatar
    @nigeljames1109

    You can set up a reminder for the MOT with the DVLA

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  3. @shakesnbake Avatar
    @shakesnbake

    Why was watching you get a new windscreen, MOT and service so enjoyable to watch? Love it! I had the same advisory on mine – on a relatively new tyre! 😫

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  4. @1BLUEMEANIE Avatar
    @1BLUEMEANIE

    I am having my rear screen replaced tomorrow 🤞I hope you have sorted the black to green paper work😉

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  5. @solentbum Avatar
    @solentbum

    The team at Autoglass at Portsmouth are very helpful and were happy to let me watch closely as they replaced the windscreen on my LEAF , twice! I have been driving for over 50 years and had never had a broken screen, but last year I had two breaks , both on Farlington Bypass, and only a month apart. The process of realigning the camera for the Adaptive cruise control was most interesting.
    The days of pinging in a new screen using a string in the rubber seal have long gone.

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  6. @adamrice617 Avatar
    @adamrice617

    We live in rural Essex, and almost all the roads we drive on are utterly atrocious. I literally have no idea how the councils can get away with allowing them! In some spots, multiple people have tyre/wheel/suspension issues caused by hitting potholes (often after rain, full and invisible if you don’t know the area), but there seems to be no responsibility for any repairs. We have a Cupra Formentor and an MX5, to which we’ve had to have windscreen and tyre issues on both cars very recently. Rubbish!

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  7. @clivehale397 Avatar
    @clivehale397

    Hi Peter thanks for the film this week it was nice to be with you for the time you film scarry how sometimes we buy a vehicle and don’t actually know all of its history….glad it all turned out OK…😊

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  8. @jvommen Avatar
    @jvommen

    We call that the ‘sun’…. Here in northern Spain it is rare too!

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  9. @beano6452 Avatar
    @beano6452

    I’ve been getting lots of stone chips lately. Mostly on the bodywork but some on the windscreen as well. It’s the state of the bloody roads!

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  10. @MarcParker-s8e Avatar
    @MarcParker-s8e

    Nice to see both Porsche’s stretching their legs in the sunshine after a winter rest. ❤

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  11. @mudplugging Avatar
    @mudplugging

    I love a new windscreen, not only does it make the car look new again, but the smell of the adhesive returns that “new car smell”.

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  12. @notesfromafar Avatar
    @notesfromafar

    Always enjoy this kind of video.

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  13. @richardhargrave6082 Avatar
    @richardhargrave6082

    I’ve had three nails in the last 10 months, I went to get one fixed and they found another!
    I enjoyed this one, Pete, If I did a day in the life vlog it would be very boring!

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  14. @downtothewood1950 Avatar
    @downtothewood1950

    I’d love to see more content like this, please. Not all the time, of course. But I get hooked on the week to week, month to month, upkeep of vehicles. Really enjoyed watching this 👍

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  15. @DarrenJMHughes Avatar
    @DarrenJMHughes

    I had to have a new windscreen last week after a black low flying object decided to use my passenger side of the screen as target practice. Booked through Autoglass which was a bit of carfuffle as their systems was not playing ball. All sorted and had it done a day sooner after they phoned me. Glad you got your cars sorted and hopefully you don’t have an ac leak.

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  16. @HC60BunkerPhotography Avatar
    @HC60BunkerPhotography

    Nice to see you driving your own cars for once.

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  17. @darrencottrell5541 Avatar
    @darrencottrell5541

    Great vid as always young Pete.

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  18. @carlwallace8412 Avatar
    @carlwallace8412

    Thanks Pete really enjoyed the content ❤

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  19. @RovingChestnut Avatar
    @RovingChestnut

    Exciting getting additional carbon bits, look forward to seeing that video

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  20. @BCT-ov9bc Avatar
    @BCT-ov9bc

    Loving the content – looking forward to seeing you on a CSC event 🙂

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