Matt in 2050, i just bought a crashed plane and will try to fix it!

Audi tech here, for the 4.0 V8 in the Urus (same as RSQ8) there’s a TSB for overheating which is what you’re experiencing. You basically covered it at the end of the video where if you disconnect the vacuum line from the solenoid to the water pump, the sleeve will retract and coolant temps will go down. We replace the water pump, the N649 vacuum solenoid which is what controls the water pump, and the vacuum line between the two as the water pumps also leak coolant internally and send coolant throughout the vacuum system. Also another side note, take a few seconds and pull the vacuum lines off the Wastegates, coolant can migrate all the way through and eventually cause CEL for an underboost fault, drive system malfunction, and lack of power due to coolant blocking the vacuum lines. If a significant amount of coolant is found in the vacuum lines we always replace the whole vacuum line set. Hope this helps!

Recent wrecked F40 would be incredible if it can be fixed.

Your channels are really unique.  Yes, it’s your job and you are really successful but you also have so much love for what you do. That’s rare in life.  I’m a 70 yr old woman in the US who knows nothing about cars but find all your videos fascinating.  So just know your content reaches beyond petrol heads.  Best wishes to your family (including Kevin) and I look forward to more interesting repairs and adventures.  ❤️ I like MK2 too. Love the informal conversations. I hope you keep it going.  👍

Met your dad yesterday. Took time to have a chat and a photo thanks Tony. Top bloke.

The call out boys segment was class 😭.

I would keep a dehumidifier in that Rolls 24/7 until the condensate hose stops dripping, likely would take weeks. You might think it's dry and professionally cleaned but there will be so much hidden moisture that could cause future gremlins, things seizing, electronic issues, mold in summer, etc..

"do you recon it's the same people" was underrated 😂😂😂

Kyle from defined coding is treated on this channel like Stig was on top gear😂.

The irony of this video today.  Here in NC USA (big fan, been subscriber for years, love your content). My daughters windshield wipers stopped working in the rain yesterday VW Golf. I was so worried wiper motor went out, broken wire ect... Go online,  can't find anything specific.  Go to owners manual which says fuse F31 is wiper fuse. There is no bloody F31 slot even, not to mention a fuse. Go back online VW threads, guy with same problem 2 years ago says check fuse F19 labeled in owners manual as radio fuse, pulling it his radio still worked, fuse was blown. Replacing it his wipers started working.  I checked fuse F19 sure enough,  blown,  as he stated, radio still worked. Put a new 20A fuse in and wipers worked...... Very relived less than $.99 fix. Mat you are a legend and inspire so many of us to have a go at fixing our own cars verses a mechanic shop or dealership.

The newly crashed Ferrari F40 could be the hypercar Matt needs!

Much love to your Dad mate, I got ill, and like some friends, ended up in hospital for 3 days with pneumonia. I hope he recovers quickly.

Matt. You saved me man, very low point and your videos have kept me going. Thank you

Well played Hannah, love her ploy to side-line the Urus so she can get her mitts on the Cullinan. 👏

A Koenigsegg or Pagani would be pretty sick (or that F40). Tbf this guy could rebuild a Punto and I'd watch it.

You need a big sign in the workshop 'BEFORE EVERY START CHECK ALL THE FUSES'. Keep up the good work.

I know this car is not a hypercar, but i think it would be interesting if you rebuilt a Lexus LFA ... plus their v10 sounds  amazing in my opinion.
Love the main and second channel videos

Aston Martin Valkyrie rebuild would be a massive challenge.

We 100% need a call out boyz series!

It would be cool to see a Jaguar XJ220 or Porsche 918.