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These videos are meant to be educational but also funny, so if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!

0:00 Intro
0:05 What the technician said: “It was for fuel efficiency, that’s essentially a gasoline “container”, the three tubes to the throttle body are inserted into the fuel can with the ends above the fuel level, the three tubes towards the front of the tank are inserted below the fuel level and while the engine is running, the vacuum created forces air down the tubes, into the fuel, causing a disturbance in the surface tension of the fuel and creating a higher level of vapor that gets sucked into the engine and becomes the source of fuel.”
As mentioned the engine had a very bad bottom-end knock so the shop did not do any other work on it.
0:23 The customer somehow drove to the shop like this (most likely in 4WD). As mentioned the customer has no clue how the studs and nuts that hold the differential to the housing went missing. Maybe a customer DIY gone wrong or somebody did it on purpose?
0:37 The customer mentioned they had no clue they ever drove in wet concrete. There was so much concrete that the CV axle was rubbing against it, which caused the grease to leak out and wear the CV axle which needed to get replaced.
0:48 Their son-in-law broke a caliper slide pin bolt somehow, so he used the chain to hold the brake caliper in place. The shop fixed it.
0:59 A universal wheel spacer and some loose change that the customer had was taped to the brake rotor and used as a “spacer”.
1:07 This Ford Focus had the passenger side strut tower damaged, and near the fender was welded very poorly. The technician mentioned the vehicle is not safe to be on the roads and didn’t want their names on it.
1:23 The bag of fish food/pellets was hitting the window switch while braking.
1:36 The technician turned on the blind spot detector.
1:46 The customer’s insurance company paid for the damages.
1:57 Not sure why somebody would do this and it’s very unsafe! A new outer tie rod end can be very cheap. Maybe the customer was working on their car and broke the outer tie rod end somehow, so put a bolt through it. Hopefully, they get it replaced.
2:05 The front coil spring mounts perch were most likely worn/rusted out so the customer did this to keep the coil springs in place. As mentioned the shop refused to do any work as it was held in with ratchet straps and poorly done.
2:16 The shop put a bag on the air filter as it was raining outside.
2:24 Air filter assembly is half missing, and multiple connectors broke.
2:40 As mentioned the customer could not see any water lines/proof of the vehicle being in a flood because it was completely submerged and had a boat propeller hit the roof. The customer had also installed a new battery which didn’t do anything.
2:57 “This truck could have had a dangerous and even deadly outcome if it wasn’t brought in for engine repairs and an extended “bumper to bumper” diagnostic.Looks like the previous lift installer forgot to reinstall or properly torque the front spring hangers and the entire front end was being held in place by 2 bolts.”
3:10 The viewer who shared this clip saw this Chevrolet Colorado in this condition at his local grocery store.
3:19 Outro. Thanks for watching!

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49 thoughts on “Customer States Installed Fuel Saver Contraption & Car Does Not Start

  1. This reminds me of a friend's car. In the early eighties, he bought a Monza and installed a toilet paper oil filter. After a few months, he took it back off, because it was too much of a pain to be constantly changing the toilet paper and adding oil. That was the first time I'd heard of any of the weird aftermarket devices for engines. Made me suspicious of anything like that I saw for sale, and possibly kept me from buying into any of them.

  2. Drive arround with the car in the last video here in germany and the cops will impound your car and take away your license plate till you fix it or scrap it.

  3. I will never stop being amazed by people who put on an aftermarket part onto their vehicle and then when it doesn't work properly afterwards they don't just reverse what they just did. If all else fails return it to a state in which you knew it last worked.

  4. And these are the type of people that will be getting into government forced EV's ….. Just as they update all vehicles with government controlled OBD3 (kill switch to soon to be ticking time bombs). Lets just hope this EV fad fades before its fully adopted.

  5. How do you deal with a car like the last one?
    Do you just decline repairs and let them drive away or do you call the cops for someone driving a car like that on the roads?

  6. I think they should add watching a couple hours of these, to part of the process of getting your license. Y'know an old "what not to do" 😂😂😂

  7. If that last truck was caught on the road in the uk the guy would have the book thrown at him, no MOT (ministry of transport) annual test so no insurance and no tax it would be confiscated and crushed, a big fine, and probably lose there licence to drive

  8. I have done some mediocre things to "get by" until i get the time to sort things out properly, but I always make sure I understand the consequences of what I am doing and try and work within those bounds. But the lack of understanding and assumed knowledge shown in some of these clips blows my mind and makes me feel a lot better about the things that I have done.

  9. It's just pathetic that auto manufacturers haven't addressed the converter theft problem. They'll probably not, until some law requires them to implement an expensive and ineffective solution.

  10. 0:07 Keep installing those contraptions, folks! After this guy's mechanic got through saving the customer's engine from certain death, he's comfortable enough now to make plans to send his daughter to Harvard Medical School!

  11. Allot of these I’m like at first “huh I really wonder what the problem is… short circuit bad fuse electrical problem” but nope ITS A BAG OF FISH FOOD 😅

  12. I get that there are such thing as people that don't understand cars. However, the lack of understanding and overall common sense and good judgment for that matter is just mind-boggling. It disgusts me to believe that people like this exist.

  13. LOL! When you do stupid shit to your car and it stops working, wouldn't you take the stupid shit off before you take it to a professional to get looked at? Dah!

  14. The level of fuckery of people "fixing" their own cars in the US never fails to surprise me. In most first world countries they'd be arrested for driving that on a public road.

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