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https://youtu.be/M2Rf7fL8120?si=AFxV9DNdLvhe-UIt

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These videos are meant to be educational and 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 Not sure what other “mechanic” did this but the strut bearing plates could have been easily rotated to fit in the correct holes. Whoever did the work should not be touching vehicles as this is a fairly easy fix.
0:25 The Vehicle was sent to a body shop to fix the holes in the roof.
0:34 It looks like the customer fist did that damage.
0:43 If you drop a socket or tool while working on a car, try to look at it before putting things back together!
0:54 Easy fix!
1:03 The technician found the issue in the parking lot.
1:11 Easy fix at least!
1:22 The shop was confused by the customer would rebuild the transmission on a truck that needs a new frame/fixed.
1:33 No extra info.
1:45 A Subaru with an automatic transmission disguised as a manual.
1:51 The mechanic thinks it was actually the customer who did this.
2:02 The shop told the customer they would need to pay to have their vehicle diagnosed but she still tries.
2:09 Insurance wrote off the vehicle. Nissan Sentra.
2:23 A new gas cap was installed.
2:34 2012 Chrysler 300, came in about a noise in the front end, not the first time we’ve had this car in the shop previous times it came in with boiling coolant and a separated lower ball joint (declined repairs every time so far.)
2:50 The customer made a simple job a whole lot harder.
3:00 “A 2001 Buick Century, was changing the oil with my dad and tried ramps, I shot the ramps directly under the car and rolled up perfectly on them we had to use a jack to get it off them.”
3:10 Outro. Thanks for watching!

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37 thoughts on “Customer States He Got Scammed By Another Mechanic

  1. The very last clip happened to me too with the passat i used to have, i was trying to change the oil in my garage but the garage floor was too slick for the metal ramps, the ramps shot under my car and bent the pinch welds and both rockers in the front, luckily that was the only thing that got damaged. I changed my oil a week later on my driveway where the concrete actually kept the ramps in place, that was a lesson learned.

  2. Just think –
    Most of these people breed…
    They have little offsprings that they not only guide and look after, but are lowering the intelligence gene pool in this world.

    Just food for thought.

  3. I just had a plastic ramp do exactly that. I was just trying to get it up so I could more easily position a floor jack under it. It was on a asphalt driveway on a cold day. I think the asphalt was a little more slippery due to the cold temperature. I have a board under the jack and jack stand to protect the driveway.

  4. The last clip reminds me of when my dad changing the oil in our cars before I bought him ramps. He'd just pick up some random boards we had lying around and try to drive the car over them but the boards would always shoot out from underneath the car the first 3 or 4 times he did it

  5. I had to laugh hard at the last clip. Guilty – first time trying to get the Porsche on tire cradles for storage and shot them half way down the drive way.

  6. It’s amazing that some of these people can drive cars. I mean… with the water jug one, did they really not think to check the trunk????

    2:34 If they keep coming in only to decline repairs… why do they keep coming in?

  7. Some people are under the impression that when they pull up that they become the center of attention. Unfortunately most shops don't have a wait n see technician. A person that does no work all day to be readily available for a spur of the moment customer doesn't pay well.

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