You are absolutely cranking out these videos! And the quality isnt taking a hit one bit. Youre making this look way too easy!

@ireallyreallyreallylikethisimg

3 ай бұрын

He's grinding KZread like a job, that's the spirit. Sponsors definitely are coming soon

@7rodo

3 ай бұрын

​@@ireallyreallyreallylikethisimghis channel is growing insanely fast too

@wheelemverb

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I’m just having a lot of fun tbh!

@jazzy1545

3 ай бұрын

w pfp

No yelling in the intro, no aggravating music, no obnoxious attitude, high quality production? Damn. Instant sub from me. Kudos on great work.

These videos give me hope that car culture is not completely dead. People commenting with solid information and advice, and it being useful to push the project ahead while we all watch and root for this to be a great build is about as wholesome as it gets.

Haha @9:30 is too relatable. That's how it always goes. The bolts start out nice and organized then all of a sudden it's mayhem. Lol. As long as you don't have too many leftover at the end. I'm really enjoying this series man, thanks for all the entertainment.

@robertkaturamu6560

3 ай бұрын

Don't sort out my mess, you'll foul the system

This is what youtube used to be before everyone sold out. I get that thats the cycle but its fun to see a channel like this at the beginning of it.

56 seconds, this is the earliest I've ever been to one of your videos. Love the series so far, keep up the good work!

One of THE best KZread channels going... seeing this car on the verge of being scrapped, but instead falling into the best of hands. Incredible work 🙌🔥

Heck yeah! We are happy to be a part of such an amazing build! Keep up the great work! 🏄

Absolutely the best car series at the moment in youtube

@Midnight_Mechanic

3 ай бұрын

Easy!

@Kan_DSU

3 ай бұрын

The new Maserati project from @M539 Restauration is competing with this series for me

Car youtubers are so loud all the time, it's been really nice just chillin with you and your volvo these past weeks. Thanks for the videos!

Volvo world appreciates you bro 😊💣🇸🇪

I cheered out loud when she started!

@codexjerry1156

3 ай бұрын

Spoiler >:(

@itznsdominator3521

3 ай бұрын

​@@codexjerry1156Have a sook

@Urhmmmm

3 ай бұрын

Awesome 😂

@3n3ly7m9

3 ай бұрын

@@codexjerry1156 Who reads comments before watching a video???

@mattparkin7224

3 ай бұрын

@@codexjerry1156the video is called "first start"

The speed and quality of your uploads is wild man! This series is super entertaining and a great resource to the community.

I got an 04 v70r and I started working on it about the same time you did. These videos are so helpful and inspiring

@wheelemverb

3 ай бұрын

That’s awesome!

Man these videos are so refreshing. Watching a youtuber slap a bodykit on a japanese car has been done to death. This is a nice change from the monotony.

Also respect to the gear close up and pans. The production quality is a1 and it matches the content

Found your channel today only and ended uo binging everything 😊

Dude it’s so satisfying seeing this car come back to life

Your channel is insane - came out of nowhere. Loving it.

i love watching people learn how to wrench by getting their hands dirty and just jumping in. YT is a great source of information and tutorials, but nothing beats the first hand experience of figuring things out for yourself

@wheelemverb

3 ай бұрын

It’s fascinating what you can learn on this little website 😌

came from the photography and now more amazing Willem content. gotta love it

The airbag sensor in the center console is actually the ECU for the SRS system, all the decisions related to airbag deployment and belt tensioning are handled by that module. It says don’t tilt it because if you have the car on and tilt it, it assumes the car is rolling over. The general manager at my last job got concussed by the curtain airbag when he was leaning into a car window while a tech was doing diag with a new SRS module hooked up but unbolted. The module got knocked on its side, and the car thought it rolled over so it deployed the curtain airbags.

@wheelemverb

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing!

Cars, chilling music, life's fine. Big ups!

Go to Harbor Freight and buy a soft mallet or three of different sizes for hitting seals. If you dont have a nicer flat something or another (the back of a big socket for instance) to put up against a seal to move it in all at the same time use the outer side of the old seal up against the outer of the new seal to protect it when you hit it. Ive had to redo do seals a couple three times when I used your hammer technique when I was at this stage of learning gearhead stuff. Great project!!

This is easily mu favorite youtube video series so far. So happy when a new episode comes out! Quality and the videos overall are amazing!

Absolutely loving these videos mate, everything from the chill music, the commentary, footage even the pumped vibes! Keen for the next update!

i genuinely smiled when that motor started. Great job man

Dude your work ethic and videography skills are absolutely magnificent. Thank you for shining a light on these beautiful cars, I’m definitely going to use these videos to do my own manual swap in the summer. Can’t wait!

As a Swede living in the States this warms my heart. I also worked for Volvo (mandatory.. jk!) and now I really miss my 855 T-5R “T-Gul”! Bra jobbat, kör hårt! 🇸🇪

Absolutely loven these videos! Lovvvveee your photography channel as well, great work

I love how when it started your straight out and looking on the floor incase anything is leaking, I do this every time I’ve done a engine job or anything like this 😂

Bro on that V70 Niklas making it look too easy xD. I dont know a single swed that would put that much work on it, amazing.

Amazing work!! From a P2R M66 swapped owner 4 years in, you will enjoy this car more!!

Sounds amazing!

Congratulations!! She runs! Man, that was a thrill. That tape you put on the steering wheel saying "NO OIL" -- priceless! Cheers!

@wheelemverb

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Bob! Hahah

Congrats! It's always so satisfying when it starts.

Hell yeah, way to go!

Incredible job, well done!

Your channel worth every penny! Great to see your passion

congrats on finishing this! can't wait to see it on the road

Inspirational! Can't wait for the next one.

A lot of good info and clear hd shots. Very valuable stuff here. 👌

amazing job!! gratultions!! greatings from austria

really good work man. enjoying this channel!

Great work man. Excited for the next installment 🔥

Just love your videos. You make them really interesting, explaining everything as you go along and you seem so calm and organised. Love the music too.

Good job! Keep walking!

cheered with when you got it to start!!

u are just getting better and better

The price of Used Volvos goes up 100%. Its a sweet build!

Your work has been absolutely amazing, i have watched every video since you picked this up! Love it

These are my favourite videos - great work!

Quality video, quality content and quality dude. Easiest sub this yr 🤙🏼

Great Job, young Man!!

This is amazing. I have been hoping you were going to drop this sometime soon ! So stoked !

Your work is fantastic! I share your happiness!

Excellent work! I especially appreciate your excitement and was glad to see you were rewarded for your efforts with a nice, smooth startup (the second time anyway)!

Kudos to you my friend

Have a base 2003 v70 manual, still shiftin' after 21 years of continuous use. These Volvos literally can run for years if you take care of them. l drive conservatively, never strain the engine, no burn-outs, no quick lane changes on the highway, only steady driving for what the car was designed for. The work you did is beyond my capacity, but l truly appreciate the methodical manner of work done.

@Itz_Joe_Here

3 ай бұрын

Only reason why you probably do that is because the m56 is so hard to find

@PhilDykshoorn

3 ай бұрын

Yes, manual transmissions are hard to find, but l live in Canada and there were more manuals sold here than in the USA. So they are rare, but not ultra-rare. More the case that the cars of 20 years vintage are gonzo.

Heck yeah! That start up sounded so good! Great video as always!

You’re awesome man. And thank you for keeping your videos under 1 hour. My ADD kicks in after 30 minutes. Looking forward to the next.

You do such a great job with the editing and giving such in depth information. Keep up the great work sir!

I like your videos

Im almost crying it's so beautiful 😍

hands down my favourite car channel on yt!

Great job!!!

Dit is geweldig Willem , goed gedaan 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽

From my favorite hobby photography to second favorite hobby cars. Love the content mister!!

Just found the channel. Fun to see people around the world appreciate cars from our small country 🙂 definitely a sub. Cheers from Sweden 🤟🇸🇪

After a long day in the workshop, working on my Volvo i couldn't imaging a relaxer way to end the night by watching your video! Congratulations on your progress Willem and i hope you wrap it up in a good way. 🤟

I’ve been enjoying this journey along side you man this is some good stuff I typically wait for the right time to watch the videos so I’m not falling asleep. Keep up the good work

Wow incredible! This is fast becoming my top favorite channel! Looking forward to the next installment!

No one knows this car more than ypu. Great work !!! Congrats from Brasil !!!!

I hope you keep it up and save more V70Rs!

Keep up this series man I love your content, I look forward to you posting

The beauty of series like these is that you were in the garage getting it running. I was at my sink doing the dishes. Yeah, you were 100% more excited than I was. But I'm still here fist pumping shouting "let's go!"

YESSSS

nice videos and project man!! super chill. cheers form italy

OMG. Good job!

brilliant stuff

Alright young man you are knocking it out of the ballpark with these informative videos!😘😎👏👏👍🙏😊

Well done mate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 keep on the good work

legend linus giving a helping hand

Nice to hear that engine start again. Regards from the UK!

Wow you are keeping me busy on my 007 V70R! Also here in the LA area. Good job and thanks for the inspiration!

love your videos man, I own a 2003 S60R since like 1.5 year now, but I have never touched it myself due to lack of space and any basic mechanical knowledge but watching all this makes we wanna give it a go finally to save some of the money all of the workshops take for their labour... keep it up, cant wait to see it on the road, cheers from Poland

Good job congrats

Omg I can't wait to see it drive

Awesome job kid!

YESSSSS ANOTHER VIDEO!!!

Great Job.

Damn! Great work! You've inspired me to do some work on my S80, it shares most of the parts with this car too. Only mine's an n/a engine. Videos are done with such high quality, and your optimism and honesty is a welcome addition to the YT car culture. Thank you, keep up the good work and enjoy your time with a great car and a great YT channel :)

Thanks!

Just wanna say I really like your channel. It's just honest classic KZread but really well put together. Also, you show your mistakes which can really happen to anybody and it's inspiring to anyone wanting to start working on cars. I actually had a throttle body with the same connector as the original one but the pinout was different... That took a bit longer to figure out than a forgotten connector. Greetz from a Volvo fan from Belgium! (Actual comment on the video on the Pcv fix and injector replacement but Autoplay skipped to this...)

I discovered your channel in a French Volvo group, really hats off! my regards

As always, a treat to be sure.

just love how these volvo wagons looks

Thanks for Great content and excellent time management in the videos.!

best series bro , keep up id love to see the finished car

Cheers from Croatia, Nice videos. I also own Volvo, V50D2, 84kw. Wish i have someone like you who understands Volvo like that. Keeping to follow your channel.