Finishing the 2017 GMC Terrain SLE... this was too easy...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- It is time to reassemble the 2017 GMC Terrain SLE AWD that was hit in the right rear door and suspension. It was a very easy job even with the extra work caused by the somebodies that had been there before and the loaders at the auction. We also have some maintenance work to do before it is ready to be sold so we can knock that out as well. This job was an easy job on a vehicle that never should have been totaled. With the car market the way it is these days, insurance companies are making more to total them so it might be a trend to see minor damaged vehicles becoming total losses for a while.
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Your cavalier indifference to cleanliness amuses me greatly. Thank you.
So many big words, I have to sit down after reading! 😂
Scott I’m going to need your company’s insurance information. I watched you clean twice, fainted, fell out of my chair and ended up in the ER! Told doctor it was work related! 🤣🤣
Great video and have a great weekend!
I’m sorry my insurance company dropped me after they got the doctor bills from the psychiatric therapy I required after the trauma of cleaning something. 🤪
@@vehcor 🤣🤣🤣
The paintshop I use just F'd up a 2020 Land Cruiser I bought with vandalism damage. Pearl white. I almost got a heart attack when I brought it out in daylight. Your painting gnomes are always doing a nice job.
Hard to find a good person to repair cars today he does very good work id say
These Terrains sure must be popular, with the number you've done. Another nice vehicle for someone, done right as always. Wonder what you'll be doing next week. Something interesting no doubt. All the best from Queensland Australia where it won't stop raining and this is the dry season!
Another of GM's finest ..no wait..they haven't had that "mark of excellence" moniker for decades. NICE REPAIR THOUGH😎✔
Does Holden make anything similar to this??? They are the Aussie equivalent of General Motors aren’t they??
@@nobodyspecial6436 Unfortunately, General Motors closed down the Holden brand and the assembly plant here in Australia, so Holden is no more. The last Holden Commodore, the VZ, was actually a re-badged German Opel. The Holden Trailblazer is probably similar to the Terrain, but it was made in Thailand. My son bought one a few years ago. It's a V6 turbo diesel. So no more Holdens ever. Very sad for Australia, but GM made the decision that it was no longer viable to make right-hand drive Holdens in Australia. Funny thing, I saw a right- hand drive GMC Sierra in town the other day and I've also seen a right-hand drive Dodge RAM previously.
When the 2010-2017 Terrains were in production, they captured an unheard of market share for small SUVs. They are still great sellers, luckily I stumbled on them early. Right now anything with low miles is demanding big money due to lack of supply and it is only getting worse.
@@BrucePierson they’re closing plants here too… 🇨🇦… it’s all about the almighty dollar… there’s a few right hand drive land rovers around here and the odd Toyota Hilux… not Australian i know but European
Popcorn ready for this thriller... the best part is the narrator. The guy doing the work uses the same tool all the time..lol. stay safe and be well Scott! Thank youbfor taking the time
That guy misuses tools all the time. Just ask the tool experts! 😂
I like the universal fit tool. Looks similar to the aircraft pest extraction I have seen Mike Tyson use.
LOL! BASED
I did notice a lack of Air Marshals attempting to subdue Mr. Tyson. 😂
Another reat video, Scott. Thank-you. As always, I really appreciate your very witty, running commentary.
Thanks for the support.
It’s not a Friday until the belt molding installation tool is effectively wielded
And misused! 😂
Puts pride in his work
Awwww Scott....I regret to inform you that you were one "door check" short of the record for "door checks" in the video. As a side note, you do have an asterisk in the books for "door checks" in a single sentence! Congratulations. (BTW, I did type this with gloves on!) 😉
I am totally convinced that a lot of cars get totaled out that shouldn't be. My 2014 Nissan Sentra was involved in a collision with a Great Pyrenees dog. He jumped at an oncoming school bus just before impact. As a result he hit the hood and grill. The grill was driven back against the brace that the airbag sensor is on thus setting off the driver's airbag and the seat belt tensioners. Repair estimate was almost $7000 with the airbag and seat belt repair taking up almost $4000. Our insurance company insisted that everything associated with the driver's airbag has to be replaced with new parts and the seat belts have to be new parts. The body parts needed were the hood, grill, headlights, bumper cover and the condenser coil. The left fender was a little damaged but the body shop said that it would be easier to fix than to replace. Painting estimate was about $1500 which if they happened to find the right color parts would have been considerably less. And that was more likely because the car was a very common color. However the insurance company listed the car as being worth $7500 in good condition. The problem is that about the time the claim was settled was when new and used car prices went through the roof. If it had been a couple of months later we would have had higher advertised prices to either get more for our car or get it fixed. What is so frustrating is that the safety features that are required on cars now are often more expensive to replace than what the other damages to the car are.
Scott: When using the manual pneumatic pop rivet gun people using it are often afraid of bouncing the tip of the gun off freshly painted surfaces and sometimes do just that. I have found that as you are finishing up the pop rivet, just before the rivet shaft breaks (pops), switch from pushing down the pop rivet gun to pulling it away from the rivet. When the rivet pops, the pop rivet gun will pull away from anything in danger of damage and all will be well!
Another great build. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the support.
Love your humor. Wont leak unless upside down and if you are upside down, you got more than to worry about than a leaking window. :)
Scott I love watching a professional at work, your sarcasm is very funny and understood.
Thanks, some people still appreciate sarcasm! The rest of the world is just offended by everything.
@@vehcor True but loving heart felt sincere sarcasm transcends the masses of confused humanity! Good job Scott! Keep it coming. Every Friday I have a box of tissue ready to help me keep from drowning as I laugh so hard at times I cry! Keep up the great work!!
Whenever I buy a used car it gets cavity waxed. My 23 year old daily driver lives mostly outside, gets driven all year round and we use lots of salt in the UK. No rust.... It really works.
I compared my plow truck to another in one of my videos, that was all the evidence I needed.
Totaled? I think not! Turned out beautiful. You deserve a win on this one.
Thanks!
Who is this guy cleaning? That maybe why you're running out of haters tears. Great build.
There is a direct correlation between increase in cleaning and a decline in haters’ tears! 😂
Thank you for working to put up these videos.
It's good to have quick turn around cars once in a while for some easy $$$$. Always like to see your new videos on fridays.
The big jobs are fun but sometimes a break is nice.
I'm not a body man, but I still enjoy your videos
You make very pleasant videos with a splash of humor. Most guys add too much humor or none at all and they are always nervous when speaking directly to the camera Well done
Another great job, Scott. Car looks beautiful. Regarding gloves....were they made for OJ?
I would have been acquitted in that trial. 😂
If the “bitch mitten” doesn’t fit.. you must acquit!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Nice little scooter for some lucky customer. Also, great job. No substitute for talent, knowledge, and integrity.
Always fun to watch!
Thanks!
your a master of your trade
Thanks, years of practice!
It is hard to believe this car was totaled. But made for a good video for us and someone got a great car! Thanks!
@vehcor I hope you get to take out some of your favorite vehicles out this weekend!
I really want to get the G8 but I have rebuilds to test drive.
Scott is the Master! Have never seen anyone repair a car as good as OEM as Scott does. Exceptional Quality in all his builds down to wax in the doors to keep the vehicle from future issues. Well done sir!
Thanks for sharing Scott.
Awesome build as usual! With all the Terrain builds you have done, it has certainly helped on mine. As for the the center caps, I just realized last week of the valve stem printed on the back with the arrow. And now to replace the AC compressor.
Reading the owners manual..possibly the most neglected piece of car literature...😁👍🇨🇦
@@vwwrenchie314 Agreed!! Guilty as charged along with many others.
Not all of them have the picture, I looked. As for owners manuals… in the pile! I want to discover new features as I own the vehicle to keep it feeling “new”. 😂
@@vehcor You are right...I had to discover that valve image on my Buick Allure centrecap too..everyday ya learn something new!
Hi Scott. As always the best thing on my dumbing down screen. Thank you for all that you do. I really mean that.
Never knew the "Belt molding installation tool" could be so versatile. Say hi to Mr. Spotty for me. :-)
I love the easy one's. I just bought a Tacoma from IAA Totaled out from a rodent chewing wires in the engine harness. No body damage. 2 hours of wire repair and she's as good as new! Why was it totaled? Who knows. But thanks Farm Bureau Insurance! I don't care what the title says. Another great job Scott!
I need one of those brake job hammers! Always enjoy seeing you put this stuff back together properly. I like seeing you go the extra mile to make sure it's put back together correctly and safely, even if you don't clean all of the parts that I would. Keep it coming. It's nice to see you care about putting one back together well rather than whatever makes a few more dollars. Also, I'd worry about wearing out that bumper installation tool. Maybe go a little easier on it before it wears out!
Good work Scott!
Thanks!
Indeed cars "clip" together now days. The seamless designs really work will for the method and the weight savings from the 50's to the 80's methods is notable. They are lighter and do better in accidents as it relates to the occupant. The engineering, though at times odd from a maintenance perspective, is pretty impressive.
You are one of the best. Thanks for the shows.
That came out very nice and it should find a quiet new home in the suburbs.
Great attention to detail as usual. Thanks!
Very Nice!! The Terrain looks really nice! Thanks Scott!
Thank you!
As always a nice video. You should consider selling all your special installation tools. 👍
I have grow quite attached to them. 😂
@@vehcor your sense of humor is fantastic 👍👍
Scott, love your builds, always interesting and your dry sense of humor goes a long way. If I lived in Chicago area, I would buy one right away as I have been looking for a smaller SUV. Oh well, maybe someday I will fly out and drive one home.
The belt molding installation tool is not on Amazon. I would like to order one ☺️☺️☺️
You can only get them from a cross-fit gym.
Supply chain issues. Those crossfit ones are junk… very weak and noisy. 😂
super car. extra points for swagger, bravado and finally perfecting brake jobs
😂 👍🏻
You can tell its Friday, Another Great Scott video. :).
Another great job done.
I do post on days other than Friday but no one ever sees those! 😂
That terrain it’s better than new good work thanks
I think you've been around the cleaning gnomes way too much you actually cleaned a lot of stuff on this episode.
Right, the job was too easy, I had to find something to do to make it more complicated. 😂
@@vehcor but you did clean something!!!!...
Slowly but surely...
One of us
One of us
One of us 👁️👁️👁️👁️♨️㊗️🈵🈵♓♑♏♎♍♊♊♑🛠️🛠️🛠️
Another job well done. Kudos to the paint gnomes as they do a great job. Looking forward to the next repair video.
Scott-love it the way you do right! Thanks for that!!! Rich
I know you are a professional because you make this look easy. It’s not. Another great video.
You talked about the reasons for totaling a vehicle in the first video. My friend had a V6 Alfa Romeo, I can't remember the model. He drove over some debris in the road which knocked off the sump drain plug. He stopped immediately and had the car transported to his home with a flatbed truck. The car was totaled, the reason given that the engine could be damaged, although telling the insurance guy he stopped immediately. This could be normal procedure, because you could get monkeys that keep on driving until the engine seizes up.
That kind of stuff can only happen to Alfa males.😎🍺
The truck looks good
Another Great Job
Thanks
Excellent work Scott! I made a contribution to the "haters tears bottle", I always do when the video ends. :D
No, you have contaminated the haters’ tears with supporters’ tears. 😂 Thanks for the support!
Scott, you know if you had of pulled the damage a bit and loaded it with bondo and just taped around the glass and trim before painting it, you could have said "and just like that, it's done" lol. Maybe you just care about the people that buy your builds. Have a great weekend.
I just care about doing it the right way, no matter who is driving it!
@@vehcor and you do. No question about that.
Great videos, always enjoy them.
Thanks for the support.
Looks great Scott.
Thanks!
How often do you have to have your bumper installation/belt moulding tool re calibrated ? same for the torque rag what sort of life expectancy can I get from one of those
Every other day. 😂
Your oil filter torque setting is higher than mine...NICE BICEPS!
Another great video. I’ve got to get me one of those multi purpose bumper installation tool. Harbor freight maybe?
They are…. handy….. 😂 I’ll see myself out!
Love watching your builds
Awesome love the whole rebuild cant get enough of your videos
Scott. great video + information as always. we appreciate your attention to detail.
please keep up all the Hard Work and Terrific Content. we don't rebuild cars; but we
learn something from every one of your vids. very best to you and yours. walt+mrs.
nice work scott
Always a fun video to watch.
The only thing I keep thinking about is the clip from top gear when Jeremy buys a stereo in Burma... pretty much the same feeling when I had a terrain...
Looks real nice Scott! I bet that you have already sold that GMC "Garage Mans Companion" LOL .. Thumbs UP man , see you next week for maybe a Toyota rebuild!
Still waiting for the title but I have a list of people once it gets here.
Someòne is getting an excellent and very clean vehicle there. By clean I meant straight Scott, I'm not a clean freak, honest 😮.
Very enjoyable, thank you
Looks superb.
I saw a blue toyota c-hr in the backround, I have a car just like that. Any way you could do a video on that car or one just like it? I know its not a very popular car, but I would be super interested in seeing you do a rebuild or some kind of work on one of those!
Looks great! Nice work
Thanks!
Another quality repair
Thank you.
Yackety sacks is always good for time lapse
About time for another truck 🛻 build isn’t it.this thing looks nice,that’s about the nicest thing I can say about it.keep it up 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Truck market is a bad investment right now with fuel prices and it is about to get worse.
I noticed there are some dealers that specialize in fixing salvage cars. They then have them state inspected and sell as bonded title cars. Normally I would be interested as a consumer and save some money but every one I ever checked into had zero repair and accident history. Plus the prices they often ask are ridiculous. If I could only see what happened to a car, like on this channel, I would seriously consider buying one.
I miss seeing the was of cash at the end of the build.I suppose other people think its gauche or whatever.Not me tho,it's just honest gain from honest work.And Lord knows we need more honest people,even in the Land of Corruption and Rust.
I haven’t sold it yet. 😂 I don’t flash money around but when the haters come out, that gets them riled up! 😂
Looks awesome
Thanks
Crazy question- why clean the roof... but not the rear when installing the passenger brake light and molding?
🤔
It’s like you have your own peculiar OCD!
😅
Making life for the detailing gnome easier…. But not too easy.
A nice turn around and great result.
I wanted to remove the inner rear quarter cover in my SUV to fix a minor wiring issue.
The process first required removing the radio and centre console then the front and rear seats the side pillar trim and sill plates and front and rear wheel liners, all to get to one plug that was not connected properly at the factory.
I only slightly exaggerated I didn’t really need to remove the radio. I was fitting a reverse camera that came with a new head unit . The wire for it fished easily over the headliner.
Great job and video. Glad to see you had one a little easier. 🤘😎✌️
Scott, when do you think you will have the "Brake Job Hammer" in stock in your Amazon store? A real time saver. My brakes are grinding. 😁
Looks good as usual, hopefully the next series is something other than a Terrain or some relative of a grand am.
Oh no. Scotty sarcasm. Looks like the bucket for haters tears is getting a refill. Thanks for the video upload Scott.
Haha, must have read the last “pin of shame”
Great video sir 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Looks great 👍. You always do a awesome job on your rebuilds.
I'm going to say it's probably very obvious but I assuming that you don't have any problem selling these cars that you'd work on if you did a video on them because they all know how it was fixed!!!
And the market being what it is I'm sure you're not getting a really good price for these cars which is a good thing for you I'm sure. Cars are becoming an extremely rare thing in good shape now! All the best from Canada
Low mile, anything is demanding a premium due to short supply down here. These low mileage Terrains are a no brainer!
Oil filter "torque rags"...been using them forever....LOL
28:58 core charge...that is so sneaky...
17:02 more truer words never been spoken
1:19 a good seal is better than a bad walrus! arf arf!
(dad joke level 900, ACHIEVED!)
😂
Yeah that turned out really good. Nice looking truck. Good job. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Well you do bare a strong resemblance to Mr Clean🤗😎🤗😎
Very good!
I agree 3-5k miles at most on oil changes
You forgot to torque down the oil drain plug.
I’ll let jiffy lube tighten it for me! 😂
Thanks for another great video. You have made me aware of better ways to do things. I have been stuck at home watching to much TH-cam and it gave me an idea on the Mustang. Go fund me page. Lots of us would like to see it complete and the afternoon crew would look good in it. I watched this guy rebuilding an airplane (401 Cessna) get hundreds of thousands to fix the plane. Make it clear if people donate it is just to see you fix the car. Some day you will sell it and you will have just made more money. Just a thought. From someone tag has had way to much time on his hands
Very good video 👍 👍