Customer States New Jaguar Shut Off After Water Got “Splashed” On It

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Each photo & video described.
These videos are meant to be educational but also funny, so if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!

0:00 Intro – Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 The shop is waiting to hear back from the insurance company if they will cover the damage.
0:25 The shop rotated the hose clamp so the head of the Allen bolt would no longer hit it. Fixed the customer’s concern.
0:32 The technician wasn’t informed on why they think somebody stole the “coolant box”.
0:42 ” We replaced the pads, shims, and rotors. Good as new.” They think the customer did the repairs as they could not tell the shop what other shop apparently did this.
1:03 Customer said he would fix it himself. The brake bleeder screw always has to be on the top of the brake caliper or you won’t be able to bleed the brakes properly.
1:20 Hyundai Sonata. The knock sensor is supposed to be installed on the outside of the engine block so it can properly record any knocking noise to prevent engine damage.
1:27 Looking at the fuse box you can see that it looks like a fuse and relay have gotten pretty hot. This is an electrical issue that could turn out pretty bad if not fixed correctly.
1:40 Fuel tank was replaced. Just in case you’re wondering you can also get 3 different sizes of tires on the SRT Dodge Challenger from the factory. The one in the video is the smallest size.
1:50 The damaged phone cable caused the customer’s concern. Easy fix for the technician.
2:06 Oil dipstick is stuck between the oil pan and the bottom of the engine block. Good reason to always pull out the dipstick when resealing the oil pan, front cover, etc. Just to be on the safe side.
2:15 Ford Super-Duty with a spray-painted interior.
2:24 The mechanic found the air fresher the first time he opened the air filter box right on top of the mass air flow sensor, so he decided to film this to show (that’s why it’s on the bottom now).
2:36 The mechanic said it now needs 2 wheels, 2 tires, and 2 tpms sensors.
2:48 Sway bar links are fairly cheap, so that would have been the best thing for the customer to do. They did not want new ones installed.
2:58 The technician was not informed of what the customer hit to do this damage to the transmission. This was on a Mercedes-Benz (did not mention the model).
3:08 Watch where you put your family jewels.
3:19 Outro. Submit your clips at www.justrolledinyt.com
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