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0:00 Intro
0:05 The technician said it most likely just needed a head gasket when he first realized there was coolant in the engine oil, but now it’ll need a new engine or a rebuild. Will give an update on this clip in a future video if we get any more information, clips, or photos.
0:27 A bullet went through a brake rotor on this customer’s vehicle. The customer never mentioned how this happened and the technician said he brushed it off when he asked. He got new rotors, pads, and an oil change.
0:37 What you see is a window A/C unit that the customer jerry-rigged into the cab of his truck. The technician said he was surprised since the truck is fairly new and has working A/C. But the technician thinks that the customer may be sleeping in his truck and wants to have A/C without having the vehicle running.
0:52 The technician said the speedometer issue was that it got stuck at 25 mph / 40 km/h and she took it for a test drive to verify the complaint. Either way the truck had a lot more issues, like the airbag light being on, coolant leaks, a misfire, and a whole lot more. She was surprised that the customer didn’t mention anything about a vibration.
1:08 From what I’ve read online, “buy now pay later” dealerships or dealerships that offer car loans for people with a low line of credit, will install these just in case the owner stops making payments on the vehicle. They can also have a GPS built in to track the vehicle so they can tow/take it back.
1:23 It was on a GMC Sierra. The technician said it had a lot more issues, like the brakes not working properly and numerous electrical problems.
1:34 It will need new outer tie rods and other front-end components (technician didn’t mention exactly what). The truck must have driven terribly on the highway.
1:46 Ford Fusion. No extra info.
1:55 The tailpipe was bent due to the customer backing into something. A restricted exhaust prevents the engine from breathing properly, which is the easiest way to explain it. That’s why the customer had a lack of power and it felt “slow”.
2:06 The technician said: “It’s a 2015 GMC 3500 chassis 20-passenger bus. No story just maniacs it driving on very rough roads. I assume they hit a rock. Usually, we see holes in diff covers and oil pans and so on but this oil pan, in particular, fared worse than the rest.”
2:14 The technician said: “This was a couple months ago. I know one was the front seat track position sensors & I believe the other was for the front door latch.”
2:23 The technician said: “It was in a crash and someone thought it would be smart to try and weld the control arms to the subframe(yes that is a hole in the subframe).”
2:36 Brakes were metal to metal on the front and leaking brake fluid from the driver-side front brake caliper. The truck got towed up the hill and the brakes were fixed on it. The truck has an automatic transmission so the technician isn’t sure why he didn’t put it in park when he started to roll.
2:52 “I have a BMW M5 in the US, so when I visited England I wanted to rent the same car so I’d be familiar. With the exception of the driver’s side on the opposite side, it was the exact same. I am so accustomed to using the voice command function in my car that I started to try and use it from the moment I picked it up. I literally tried to use it for 2 days unsuccessfully and then I was like… OMG, what if I tried to speak like the owner and see if that works?! It did.”
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If i was a mechanic and i saw someone roll in with an immobiliser and go “huh, weird, what is that, looks like someone tampered with your car, no idea what thats about here lemme remove it for you”
I don't change brakes unless there are 3 or more bullet holes…..
As a mechanic I have to admit, with some finishing touches the build-in ac unit was neat as heck. I am curios though how it gets powered
Did anyone else click on the video because they thought the mechanic found a used fleshlight?
Well, if you can't speak proper Queen's English, how is the computer supposed to understand you?
The last clip was hilarious
It's somehow funny to me to see these people that either refuse repairs or don't believe the diagnoses, and return later because that problem worsened or even cause much more damage.
A friend of mine used to complain about an old car he had that made an annoying whistle when driving on the highway…
So with his new car i ziptied a harmonica to the engine…
(2:52) The context behind that reminded me of when I dreamt of doing a similar thing if I were able to drive, however I'd be in an opposite situation because I would go from Singapore, which has right-hand drive cars with Metric readouts, to the US, which has left-hand drive cars with Imperial readouts. I can only imagine having to use American terms instead of British terms when using a car's built-in voice recognition, unless I found how to change the language for that or if it used a virtual assistant.
(1:46) 🤮
That looks way worse than any car owned by anyone else in my family. It's so obvious!! It's not like there's only litter in the door pockets and/or the cup holders, ugh!
The voice recognition seemed to be OK once he pronounced Manchester correctly
0:40 Where's the gasoline powered generator to go along with the household air conditioner, because the vehicle's alternator is sure to not be able to handle that much output.
0:22 I think you mean the engine oil became cavitated. I am sure there is no cavitation in the oil pump itself.
0:23 People do that with the plastic caps on batteries too. They don't remove the plastic caps from the terminals and then complain that the brand new battery does not start the car.
I installed a window AC in the actual window. Knocked out the glass, cut the window frame in a couple places…
FOOOOOOOOOORD!!!!!!
gives a new meaning to the phrase "my brake rotors are shot"… o.O
That last video is how every non american feels only in reverse for every car outisde the usa
2:06 that bus was NOT driven two miles without an oil pan I’m calling bs hahahah
lol that last one
Gotta love DIY clowns who refuse critical work then go home and look like an even bigger clown bringing the pile of shit back lol.
What I've learned from this channel:
– there are a lot of crack-heads doing DIY car care
– there are a lot of meth addicts doing DIY car care
– with no formal training, I am an automotive care genius compared to a LOT of other people.
Those Silverado trucks have the most pain in the ass radiator to remove and I bet that AC is colder
Wow… that first clip… how do you forget to remove the wrapping from the oil filter?
brings a whole new meaning to shot brakes
Did he came into oil filter?
I came for the cussy
1:53 if I were that shop I would tell the person that I would not be working on a car in that condition and to come back when it’s clean. Disgusting. At least they weren’t throwing the trash out the window, so, I guess that’s a positive.
Geez, what were those rotors shot with?
An AK or something?
Coz those things are made of hardened/high density steel.
Most handguns ain't punching through that, especially that cleanly.
I have a regional Biritish accent (scouse/liverpool) and voice recognition is hit and miss.
Anyone else think the thumbnail was a flesh light?
Some folks refuse to think they can't build/fix if themselves. I am not one of them. I don't question. I hire someone to do right. My brother in law thinks I'm booshie/stupid mean while none of his stuff works and is all beaten to crap.
happened to my subaru, took it in for an oil change, took them half the day while i waited for them to change the oil on my subaru sti, they drained it but didnt put oil in it… had it towed back and they said it was my fault and my problem… a facebook review later they comped me… told me to take my review down… was insane because they didnt want to give me a loaner vehicle, said that this dealership doesnt do loaner vehicles and that i needed to rent one across the street at an enterprise… like what the?
1:47
black lung speedrun
Brand new truck. I swear some people just aren’t meant to have good shit.
customer is a retard
Some people are so confident in their ignorance lol
Customer uhh.. Customer states that uhh umm uhhh. Uhm im sorry
1:45 give me my car back
That oilfilter with the foil still on seems to have a second issue.