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Scotty Kilmer Hey how are you I have ford explore 1998 lot miles on but when I starts sound like want turn off by self and when I m drive turn off by self
Scotty Kilmer I have a 97 camry think I have 2 problems 1 my efi fuse keeps blowing it's a 15 amp fuse how do I find out the prob with that..... also my odometer is digital and my miles is blank and radio won't turn on along with turn single please email me zacharybrianblizzard@gmail.com
hey scotty my name is Anita i have a 94 lincoln town car and it want start. i replace my fuel pump, filter, and my fuel pressure regulator. i'm not getting the car to start is turns over but that it
I am mechanic from, the Philippines, I study my computer equipped engine, the basic electrical and electronic function of sensors,I don't have an scanner, but because of this channel, it's really helps me a lot.God bless sir.Scotty.
I think the reason why Scotty Kilmer is so smart and upbeat is that he does his work OUTSIDE and not under blue light. Getting some sun is a GOOD IDEA!!!
Just because it's a Toyota dont mean it wont have problems. Picked up someone on the side of the road. Transmission went in his Corolla with 130k. I drive a cvt Altima with 183k. Go figure...
I love that little smile he does just after yelling ‘rev up your engines’. It’s so wholesome and he loves what he does. Nothing but good luck and good fortune to this man.
Seems like half the time older models like the 60's all the way up to 80's and early 90's of vehicles are reliable, cheap, and more simple. Now you have these complicated monsters.
I still have my 1996 Toyota Corolla which can develope issues that are not that difficult to get to to fix however it runs my main vehicle is a 2004 isuzu ascender which I'll admit I see the check engine on a bit more frequent
Thanks, but I’ll stick to my ‘01 Toyota Camry LE with 311,420 miles that runs like a Swiss clock, with original engine and automatic transmission and everything works!! Blows cold AC when I need it and heat when I need it. I repainted it, and tinted the windows and looks brand new. Inside is in excellent condition, has power everything including a manufacture sunroof!! I Do most of the maintenance myself and the complex stuff I take to a trusted mechanic. I’ve had it for the past 12 years and plan on keeping it another 12.
I still consider buying early 80s cars. Firstly they're reliable, secondly they're pretty easy to find, a lot of people who bought them brand new and kept maintaining them are getting too old to drive so they decide to sell them. That's how I ended up with a Yugo....yes, a Yugo, and I had no problems with it for 4 years. Did I mention it's a Yugo?
Got a 2003 with 173,000 miles everything mechanical is still working. All I have done is replaced a starter, rear passenger brake caliper, did the work myself and I’ve owned this bad boy for 5yrs now.
Great video. Scotty always has good stuff, and fun to watch too! He did forget to mention one of the oldest test in the book. The pop bottle test. Works good if you don’t have a fuel pressure gauge or access to the Schrader valve. Disconnect power to coils/spark plugs. Disconnect fuel line, use a piece of hose to direct it into a pop bottle. Crank it over for a few seconds. Should get about 4-8 oz of fuel. Works best on older mechanical style fuel pumps, but can give you an idea on electronic fuel pumps.
My father taught me to retorque the head bolts on my cars every 75,000 miles. No one seems to mention this, why? I have never experienced a head gasket failure. 91 sidekick 184000,2006 4.7 dodge ram 155000,2010 kia 2.0 110000. You are the best.!
Imagine if Scotty became a car designer, I'd love to see his ideas on how they should be designed by a master mechanic who can sort through all the insane design flaws that are all too common! It would be Amazing!
Many times a defective in-tank fuel pump can be replaced without removing it, by adding an external fuel pump. They are cheap and easy to install. If it can suck fuel through the dead pump, it will work.
GREAT info delivery with humour and no nonsense. I'm so grateful he has provided so much help and advice for every day people to get the job done properly! Many thanks Scott. Please keep the burnouts going!
$1000 for a fuel pump replacement? I changed my fuel pump by myself in a AutoZone parking lot in 25 minutes on my 1999 Toyota Camry. Only cost me the price of the fuel pump new $92.
As painful as it sounds a full tank is safer than an empty-ish tank because it has less fuel vapor (the stuff that goes boom). I also use brass tools when removing the pump to avoid sparks.
More of a problem these days with all the detergents and junk that gets put in fuel. Once that stuff has accumulated anything in the tank the pump will suck that up and get ruined if you drive with low fuel
A $250 fix. The 2010 Hyundai Sonata running good again. Wish I knew more about car mechanics. Thank you Scotty Kilmer. My 2002 Dodge Neon Sxt is still running good.
Party on Scotty! Your videos are so informative and to the point. Got my fuel pump issues figured out with your instructions - Turned out to be a bad fuel pump. I was able to replace it by removing the back seat and the FP access panel, unlike the Jaguar “(
You are my goto guy, I had hard starting with 3.4l chevy and by your vids I came up with replacing the MAP sensor for $85 because simptoms matched the best. But still had to hold pedal down an inch to get started hot or cold with rich gas fumes/smoke when it finally started out the exaust pipe. So botom line it wasnt the problem, however evey othe car guy had a vid on the Fuel Pressure Regulator that matched my problem exact as when you removed the vacuum line to the Fuel Pressure Regulator gas would sputter out where the vacuume line was, mine sputterd the gas too, problem solved for the additional cost of $52 for the new Fuel Pressure Regulator. Please do a vid on this problem. Thank you for your videos, keep up the good work.
+PuppetMaster Lol you have it made my man! For one, your water pump was due for replacement anyway (at 90k miles actually). And if it was previously replaced, I'd be willing to bet it wasn't replaced with an OEM pump. Second, it sounds like either you need to grease your hood a little bit. Did you have an accident? Many times an accident will warp the metal around the hood and trunk, making it difficult to open or close (even tiny fender benders). All the Celica owners I've known don't have issues with their trunk (including my mom and aunt back in the 90s). I've had to work on many of my family member's cars, and no surprise Toyota is definetely superior in the eyes of many based on first hand experience. And don't assume that the number of recalls is a clear indication of bad quality. American car brands don't issue recalls for many of their vehicles because they have to pay to fix it. Taking responsibility is better than laughing all the way to the bank as your customer is having their fairly brand new car in the shop getting fixed at their own expense.
In an emergency you can also use an implement to push on the valve stem of the pressure port to see if there's pressure but beware it can also squirt fuel out at high pressures too. But it can tell you if there's no pressure.
Looks like my jag but mine ain’t dying yet, at least not the fuel pump. I love it when it’s all working and roars on road, and my heart sinks when it shows something wrong, new.
Im a motorbike mechanic so i have no clue when it comes to car issuea.. as soon as i have any issues and see your listed first i feel safe cuz your vids are spot on😂
You are hilarious and you remind me of my Mechanic. Guys like you generate so much an interest in me to know all can know about cars, because it is a wonderful mind tool to have, and you guys make it look rather simple compared to what the dealer tries to scam all of us for........$961 for a Valve Cover Gasket replacement.......HA yeah right...goodluck Nissan.
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Scotty I bought a used Audi one time. NEVER AGAIN will I buy a used luxury car. I thought I got a 'great deal' but now I see why used cars have such low resale values.
+Yewon2001 Your problem is not that you bought used, but that you bought a used Audi. Audis are hit and miss for reliability, it really depends on how well they are kept up. Evidently, you got a Miss. Not only that, Audis are ridiculously expensive to maintain. When buying used, always stick to GM or Toyota if you can.
The Volkswagen Touareg v10 Diesel is even worse. In order to replace the alternator you have to fully drop the front subframe. Yep, the motor,transmission, and subframe have to be removed to replace it. That touareg is not a car you want to own outside of warranty
Scotty klimer !!! I have changed power steering rack of toyota gli .. bt still when i turn steeing rapidly back and forth it produce some sort of clunk
If the tank is under the back seat make a access hole to remove the pump .on my grandam .i made a access and used a grand prix fuel pump no more gas tank remover
Years ago I had a pal who owned 2 Jags, one mid 1950's roadster, one early 1960's sedan. He was always working on them. Finally he bought a 1959 Chevy panel truck from me so that he had something to drive. Jags are money pits.
+Ryan Toomey Thats because the motor in the fuel pump uses the fuel as lubrication. When you are running on empty the motor has no lubrication and burns up.
believe it or not the gas keeps the pump cool they get hot and burn up if you run them low on gas people think I'm crazy when I tell them but that's how they are
Jaguar is one of the biggest POS cars you can own....A relative of mine use to own one and only had it for a year before he sold it. The oil changes alone cost around $95-100! And I should mention he is a doctor making plenty of $ so cost wise it wasn't even a problem for him. He just didn't want to keep paying rip off prices for anything that needed fixing/changing on the car.
5 Quarts of Synthetic oil (Mobil 1) at Wal-Mart - $25. This is the recommended oil for Porsche, Mercedes, and BMW, so it's good enough for an old Jaguar. A Purolator oil filter is $3.50 at Wal-Mart as well, so for less than 30 dollars you can go to Wal-Mart and change the oil in a Jaguar. There is zero reason you should pay the dealership to do this oil change. A jiffy lube charges 20-30 bucks as well. I'm pretty sure that saying your relative makes poor decisions on where to spend his money doesn't make a Jaguar a POS.
He was a doctor... not a car mechanic. He didn't know much about cars and would never change his own oil. So yeah maybe he did make a poor choice buying a Jag but overall he told me the car wasn't anything special.
complex2034 Again no reason why you should go spend $100+ to change the oil at the dealership especially for a Golf... that ain't no exotic car. It's a fun car to drive but you shouldn't rip yourself off at the dealership.
Care to provide some examples? There are usually significant tradeoffs. i.e. cheap interior, lower performance, parts wear out faster, etc. For example, I much prefer the Lexus ES300 (2nd generation) to its "comparable cheaper counterpart" which would be the Toyota Camry of a similar year. Unfortunately the Toyota Camry has a much cheaper interior, more road noise, and on top of that it really isn't that much cheaper than a Lexus ES300. If you do your research on reliable used luxury cars that have been out for at least 3 years then you can sometimes be okay.
chownful My cousin is a mechanic. Everything else is identical with a Lexus and Toyota. If you upgrade a Toyota with everything, you have a Lexus, just less expensive.
On my Hyundai i30 2014 you just remove the back car seat(4 bolts) and you have a lid with 4 screw and under that you have the fuel pump. Easy peasy to replace and even clean the tank. So great. It´s even a manual primer pump build in om the fuel filter assembly.
I just had my fuel pump replaced in my VX 3.8L V6 holden commodore...2000 model, series 1 with nearly 273 000km. Can't complain with that, good ole aussie car
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Scotty Kilmer Hey how are you I have ford explore 1998 lot miles on but when I starts sound like want turn off by self and when I m drive turn off by self
Scotty Kilmer u are the man bro
Scotty Kilmer I have a 97 camry think I have 2 problems 1 my efi fuse keeps blowing it's a 15 amp fuse how do I find out the prob with that..... also my odometer is digital and my miles is blank and radio won't turn on along with turn single please email me zacharybrianblizzard@gmail.com
hey scotty my name is Anita i have a 94 lincoln town car and it want start. i replace my fuel pump, filter, and my fuel pressure regulator. i'm not getting the car to start is turns over but that it
This guy is basically my step dad at this point
Savage Time frfr lol
Does he touch you funny as well? 😔😔
Haha hello brother have you seen mom? lol😀😋
Ask him to adopt you!
@@Mollygaga42 😂😂😂😂😂
No lie scotty is the ONLY youtuber i hope never dies.
thanks for the support!
Ahhhh get out of my dead. I was going to say that....
Yeah he's got great sense of humor
Bass Red hahahaha
If he does Ima make the trip to pay my respects
I am mechanic from, the Philippines, I study my computer equipped engine, the basic electrical and electronic function of sensors,I don't have an scanner, but because of this channel, it's really helps me a lot.God bless sir.Scotty.
Quick question, Po, was that the Philippines in the last few shots of the video? Looked like it!
Who wouldn't want a mechanic like Scotty. All mine have been thieves.
I fill your pain... got screwed off $400
allison chang I’m from Melbourne Australia and it’s the same here,haven’t found an honest one yet!
Street Life I got screwed 389.99 😂
Yeah it's great when he does burnouts in your car and ruins your tires
@@SageTrimarco are you talking about his mustang or your car?
I love this guy and his sense of humor
I think the reason why Scotty Kilmer is so smart and upbeat is that he does his work OUTSIDE and not under blue light. Getting some sun is a GOOD IDEA!!!
Did your oncologist suggest that?
My Aunt had a Jag, plagued with issues. Found a solution, a new Camry :)
MrCliffda3rd it’s funny bc I have a Camry and I have a fuel pump problem and I have to fix it 😂
Just because it's a Toyota dont mean it wont have problems. Picked up someone on the side of the road. Transmission went in his Corolla with 130k. I drive a cvt Altima with 183k. Go figure...
You are poor then.
toyota just had a 2 million recall on fuel pump issue
Jajajajja
I love that little smile he does just after yelling ‘rev up your engines’. It’s so wholesome and he loves what he does. Nothing but good luck and good fortune to this man.
I like his enthusiasm.People like him make the world great.
Indeed they do...
with his videos i’m sure he’s making the world a better place ❤️❤️❤️
lol, "the idiots that designed this car..." good ol' scotty kilmer
Hes not blunt, he's just dead honest.
They designed it that wsy to discourage diy guys.
can't believe so many dislikes for free advice.... jaguar owners be hatin lol
That's from Jag lovers.If you can't afford to have a car fixed don't buy a fancy piece of crap.that's my tip for the new yr.
Edward Perez sometimes it's not just about having money to fix a car, but the feeling you get after you fix something on your own.
malaihi
I want to see a video on a fuel pump replacement on a 2002 Sequoia Toyota
Harminnie Mendez its under the back seat..very easy
if he disses any luxury car brands( especially mercedes) it will have many dislikes lol
These videos are a blessing. I'm making minimum wage so I cant afford mechanic fees. On the bright side I've gotten pretty good at repairs.
Scotty, you're a hoot. I laughed for a long time at the "idiots" line. Classic stuff. Don't ever change, brother.
Sometimes, I fear for his life. His brutal honesty is something that doesn't sit well with powerful governments and giant corporations.
Seems like half the time older models like the 60's all the way up to 80's and early 90's of vehicles are reliable, cheap, and more simple. Now you have these complicated monsters.
The old ones weren't necessarily all that much more reliable, if at all. Usually it's just older people remembering the good times.
Old is gold ✌️
I agree
I still have my 1996 Toyota Corolla which can develope issues that are not that difficult to get to to fix
however it runs
my main vehicle is a 2004 isuzu ascender
which I'll admit I see the check engine on a bit more frequent
I got an '88 Nissan and I'm 28, so it wouldn't be me remembering the good times. She has her issues but she's a reliable workhorse.
Thanks, but I’ll stick to my ‘01 Toyota Camry LE with 311,420 miles that runs like a Swiss clock, with original engine and automatic transmission and everything works!! Blows cold AC when I need it and heat when I need it. I repainted it, and tinted the windows and looks brand new. Inside is in excellent condition, has power everything including a manufacture sunroof!! I Do most of the maintenance myself and the complex stuff I take to a trusted mechanic. I’ve had it for the past 12 years and plan on keeping it another 12.
Can't beat the older Toyota's, don't think new one's will last like that.
I still consider buying early 80s cars. Firstly they're reliable, secondly they're pretty easy to find, a lot of people who bought them brand new and kept maintaining them are getting too old to drive so they decide to sell them. That's how I ended up with a Yugo....yes, a Yugo, and I had no problems with it for 4 years. Did I mention it's a Yugo?
311k miles! God damn
If you go to his other channels he will tell you go Toyota when it comes to timing belts.
Got a 2003 with 173,000 miles everything mechanical is still working. All I have done is replaced a starter, rear passenger brake caliper, did the work myself and I’ve owned this bad boy for 5yrs now.
I wonder if Jaguar has ever seen this??
You rock Scotty!
Jaguar knows they're dumb. They don't care, this is what makes it so only rich people own them. Jaguar's rollin in the dough.
Great video. Scotty always has good stuff, and fun to watch too!
He did forget to mention one of the oldest test in the book. The pop bottle test. Works good if you don’t have a fuel pressure gauge or access to the Schrader valve.
Disconnect power to coils/spark plugs. Disconnect fuel line, use a piece of hose to direct it into a pop bottle. Crank it over for a few seconds. Should get about 4-8 oz of fuel. Works best on older mechanical style fuel pumps, but can give you an idea on electronic fuel pumps.
I'm gonna show this to my wife when she gets home. This was worth the watch, just to see you go Scotty. You are funny and love your energy.
My father taught me to retorque the head bolts on my cars every 75,000 miles. No one seems to mention this, why? I have never experienced a head gasket failure. 91 sidekick 184000,2006 4.7 dodge ram 155000,2010 kia 2.0 110000. You are the best.!
like this guy.....hes the ozzy of diagnosis...
Imagine if Scotty became a car designer, I'd love to see his ideas on how they should be designed by a master mechanic who can sort through all the insane design flaws that are all too common! It would be Amazing!
scotty looks like a cross of ozzy Osborne and robin Williams
and john lennon
Remonds me of the bloke out the film speed
d Robertson he should be in a fast n furious movie or a need for speed game
DRIFT,SMOKE,AND FUCKIN OFF Dennis Hopper
Getty Lee from Rush :-)
This dude has helped millions including myself ... thanks scotty 🤝
I watch a lot of repair channels
Your one of the best !!!
Thanks for the support!
Scotty knows how to walk you through it step by step..I really do appreciate his expertise 👍🏾💯
Many times a defective in-tank fuel pump can be replaced without removing it, by adding an external fuel pump. They are cheap and easy to install. If it can suck fuel through the dead pump, it will work.
Interesting….never thought of that 👍🏼
You look like a fucking majestic sea captain in this video
+LazyEyeCrazyI and sounds like a drunk, excited, teenage, Christopher Walken
You're right. Which is probably why I kept watching till the end.
Your videos really help young ones like us who enjoy working on our own car in a safe manner, thanks scotty!
THIS GUY IS FUCKING AMAZING.....
Edgar , I feel the same way , I love this guy
How.................
Edgar Gonzalez YES he is,)))
My car wont start
haha i like the part of "the idiots who designed the car"
AKA "engineers"
Absoulety THE BEST MECHANIC that has ever existed.
GREAT info delivery with humour and no nonsense. I'm so grateful he has provided so much help and advice for every day people to get the job done properly! Many thanks Scott. Please keep the burnouts going!
I could watch his videos all day
Thanks for the support!
Any time. You've helped me more than you know.
Ashley Carriger I can watch your videos all day 😆😆😆
Ashley Carriger Scotty is the best! Well...except for his cat
Robbie Holz why what happened to his pussy? 🐱
So we learned 2 things today! How to check for a bad fuel pump, and not to buy a jaguar!
U2Jaime1317 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Customer: what’s wrong with it?
Scotty: It’s a Jaguar 😂
I had a jaguar once never again the car broke down almost everyday what a piece of crap it was although it was very stylish
Scotty you have helped me so much, no matter the issue with my car I find my self coming back to your channel and it actually helps. So thank you
"And when I went in the back seat and pulled it out."
That's literally what I heard him say when I came back to play the video after a break. 🤣
Thank you for teaching me and showing me everything. Your the dad I never had 😂
Scotty is always clutch.. My go to guy 💯
$1000 for a fuel pump replacement? I changed my fuel pump by myself in a AutoZone parking lot in 25 minutes on my 1999 Toyota Camry. Only cost me the price of the fuel pump new $92.
Scotty, just wanted to give you kudos for being such an awesome TH-cam treasure! Keep up the amazing work! 👍👍
step 1
Make sure there is fuel in the car.....
Im just saying, Ive seen it before....
Papakap22 Don't use a match to check though. That's been done too
Ever had to take a fuel tank down full of gas?
As painful as it sounds a full tank is safer than an empty-ish tank because it has less fuel vapor (the stuff that goes boom). I also use brass tools when removing the pump to avoid sparks.
Running car when there is gas in low reserve is the major cause of fuel pump dead
Wow.
@@DaveOzoalor :v
Thanks alot for that very useful piece of information. 🤙
More of a problem these days with all the detergents and junk that gets put in fuel. Once that stuff has accumulated anything in the tank the pump will suck that up and get ruined if you drive with low fuel
Did you know the fuel pump is in the fuel tank?
A $250 fix. The 2010 Hyundai Sonata running good again. Wish I knew more about car mechanics. Thank you Scotty Kilmer. My 2002 Dodge Neon Sxt is still running good.
Damn, i may watch more of his vids and I don't have any car issues. Entertaining shit.
Party on Scotty! Your videos are so informative and to the point. Got my fuel pump issues figured out with your instructions - Turned out to be a bad fuel pump. I was able to replace it by removing the back seat and the FP access panel, unlike the Jaguar “(
LMAO i clicked on the thumbnail thought it was ozzy osbourne lmao
TheAdonios now that would be entertaining
Lmao
You’ve helped me through a few cars man and I love your talent..... and the funnies ! Big Up To uncle Scotty! Lol
How is it that you are so energetic and animated all the time? Looks exhausting. I do enjoy your videos though.
You are my goto guy, I had hard starting with 3.4l chevy and by your vids I came up with replacing the MAP sensor for $85 because simptoms matched the best. But still had to hold pedal down an inch to get started hot or cold with rich gas fumes/smoke when it finally started out the exaust pipe. So botom line it wasnt the problem, however evey othe car guy had a vid on the Fuel Pressure Regulator that matched my problem exact as when you removed the vacuum line to the Fuel Pressure Regulator gas would sputter out where the vacuume line was, mine sputterd the gas too, problem solved for the additional cost of $52 for the new Fuel Pressure Regulator. Please do a vid on this problem. Thank you for your videos, keep up the good work.
Love this guy lol wish there was one of him in every city around the world! this guy knows his stuff!
Greetings from The Bahamas Scottie,you're the greatest.
that is why I buy Toyota.
J Chu Toyota's breaks broke
J Chu That's a great statement, I'm impressed.
+J XXX Currently having issues with my toyotas fuel pump lmao, but im restoring it and it sat for 11 years, so i understand why its a bad fuel pump
***** Depends on what im doing, obviously you have to take faulty parts off.
+PuppetMaster Lol you have it made my man!
For one, your water pump was due for replacement anyway (at 90k miles actually). And if it was previously replaced, I'd be willing to bet it wasn't replaced with an OEM pump. Second, it sounds like either you need to grease your hood a little bit. Did you have an accident? Many times an accident will warp the metal around the hood and trunk, making it difficult to open or close (even tiny fender benders). All the Celica owners I've known don't have issues with their trunk (including my mom and aunt back in the 90s).
I've had to work on many of my family member's cars, and no surprise Toyota is definetely superior in the eyes of many based on first hand experience. And don't assume that the number of recalls is a clear indication of bad quality. American car brands don't issue recalls for many of their vehicles because they have to pay to fix it. Taking responsibility is better than laughing all the way to the bank as your customer is having their fairly brand new car in the shop getting fixed at their own expense.
I love your videos. Short and to the point on common problems
In an emergency you can also use an implement to push on the valve stem of the pressure port to see if there's pressure but beware it can also squirt fuel out at high pressures too. But it can tell you if there's no pressure.
I miss the old Scotty Kilmer were he actually shows us how to fix our vehicals
lol this guy is funny but he helped me figure out why my car wont start :/ i bought a lexus for 4,000 its been a headache for me lol
You're appreciated awesome go to source for honest knowledge about car repairs!
Looks like my jag but mine ain’t dying yet, at least not the fuel pump. I love it when it’s all working and roars on road, and my heart sinks when it shows something wrong, new.
Don't buy a Jag!
Mark Hurley as Scotty himself would say.... "Get a Toyota!"
virusboy07 he's not wrong you know...
ISIS drives Toyota.
David unfortunately they smart
Mark Hurley That's not a Jag, it's a Ford Contour, true story. Look it up
I always have a smile on my face while watching these
Rev up your Jag! Whait you can't 😅
Im a motorbike mechanic so i have no clue when it comes to car issuea.. as soon as i have any issues and see your listed first i feel safe cuz your vids are spot on😂
You are hilarious and you remind me of my Mechanic. Guys like you generate so much an interest in me to know all can know about cars, because it is a wonderful mind tool to have, and you guys make it look rather simple compared to what the dealer tries to scam all of us for........$961 for a Valve Cover Gasket replacement.......HA yeah right...goodluck Nissan.
If you like my car help, be sure to watch my live car talk show every Saturday morning at 10 AM CST on TH-cam. I answer your car questions LIVE there. Just check it out at th-cam.com/video/VognjkYaMjg/w-d-xo.html&feature=c4-overview . And remember, every TUESDAY I upload a new video on the scotty kilmer channel on TH-cam, th-cam.com/users/scottykilmer , so don’t miss them.
I'm watching this a month after buying a 98 jaguar xj8
Sell it now
@@coreseUpreach engine blew, would love to sell it to anyone that wants it for $500
Who down for "Better Call Stall Scotty!!!!" Love your vids!
this guy is something else... gives great advice on a whole shitpot full of vehicle related subjects.
How did you test if the fuel pump was grounded and getting 12v feed ?
Er...the lead that comes off it!!!!!
what did you talk about with the dolphin?
dolphin stuff
NooseForAGiant lol
donyboy73 Scotty was trying to get laid and the dolphin wasn't having it.
Oh! It's Dony boy! I just love Your small engines channel. :D
donyboy73
Don’t buy a jaguar
i loved it when you said "but the idiots who designed the car" lmao . keep it up Scotty
The ONLY REAL PERSON..REAL MECHANIC I HAVE SEEN SINCE 1974
scotty is the man!
Scotty I bought a used Audi one time. NEVER AGAIN will I buy a used luxury car. I thought I got a 'great deal' but now I see why used cars have such low resale values.
+Yewon2001 Your problem is not that you bought used, but that you bought a used Audi. Audis are hit and miss for reliability, it really depends on how well they are kept up. Evidently, you got a Miss. Not only that, Audis are ridiculously expensive to maintain. When buying used, always stick to GM or Toyota if you can.
Josh Nixon
I agree. I'll never buy a European car again. Period.
Thanks for that. Don't buy a Jaguar, hot diggerty! Advice noted. Gp
The Volkswagen Touareg v10 Diesel is even worse. In order to replace the alternator you have to fully drop the front subframe. Yep, the motor,transmission, and subframe have to be removed to replace it.
That touareg is not a car you want to own outside of warranty
Good advice! Every time I pass one I say to myself, "poor stupid sucker."
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lol
Scotty klimer !!! I have changed power steering rack of toyota gli .. bt still when i turn steeing rapidly back and forth it produce some sort of clunk
The simple fact that I now know most fuel pumps are in the tank is huge. I didn’t know anything about cars until I subscribed here haha
Lol Scotty Kilmer is so cool..
I go back to re watch these videos just for the amazing intros 😂
If the tank is under the back seat make a access hole to remove the pump .on my grandam .i made a access and used a grand prix fuel pump no more gas tank remover
I used tin snips cut rite out . Seen some guys using grinders. Crazy I thought. What u use?
you gotta think outside the box sometimes lol
Mike Walker grinders in a fuel tank? Isn't that dangerous?
Yeahs That's why I used tin snips
Years ago I had a pal who owned 2 Jags, one mid 1950's roadster, one early 1960's sedan. He was always working on them. Finally he bought a 1959 Chevy panel truck from me so that he had something to drive. Jags are money pits.
Scotty i love you
THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION SCOTTY...
I know in some cars if you run out of gas the fuel pump goes out.
do you know if this happens in a let's just say for example purposes a 1996 Cadillac deville?
+Ryan Toomey Thats because the motor in the fuel pump uses the fuel as lubrication. When you are running on empty the motor has no lubrication and burns up.
believe it or not the gas keeps the pump cool they get hot and burn up if you run them low on gas people think I'm crazy when I tell them but that's how they are
I was complaining about my Ram and dropping the tank but this made me feel better!
don't buy a Ford either, if you ask me!
As long as they aren't older Fords, then yes.
Don't ever buy a Chrysler either!
Don't buy anything other than a Honda or something with a Cummins in it.
+_ Skylake _ Those Cummins are known for having terrible transmissions and honda, you'll always get roasted.
Toyota for me.
Good thing no one asked you. Scott's new gt500 is bad ass
“Idiots who design this car” love it .!👍🙋🏻♂️
haha Nice video ending, brother.
Easily number one car channel on TH-cam
Thanks for the support!
Desmondjesuspants man he makes it so plain and simple with very good humor good man
Scotty, you are the best Auto friend I have. Love you.
Jaguar is one of the biggest POS cars you can own....A relative of mine use to own one and only had it for a year before he sold it. The oil changes alone cost around $95-100! And I should mention he is a doctor making plenty of $ so cost wise it wasn't even a problem for him. He just didn't want to keep paying rip off prices for anything that needed fixing/changing on the car.
well... I have a 2010 VW Golf 2.5L and it does indeed cost 100$+ the oil change no big deal about that
5 Quarts of Synthetic oil (Mobil 1) at Wal-Mart - $25. This is the recommended oil for Porsche, Mercedes, and BMW, so it's good enough for an old Jaguar. A Purolator oil filter is $3.50 at Wal-Mart as well, so for less than 30 dollars you can go to Wal-Mart and change the oil in a Jaguar. There is zero reason you should pay the dealership to do this oil change. A jiffy lube charges 20-30 bucks as well. I'm pretty sure that saying your relative makes poor decisions on where to spend his money doesn't make a Jaguar a POS.
He was a doctor... not a car mechanic. He didn't know much about cars and would never change his own oil. So yeah maybe he did make a poor choice buying a Jag but overall he told me the car wasn't anything special.
complex2034 Again no reason why you should go spend $100+ to change the oil at the dealership especially for a Golf... that ain't no exotic car. It's a fun car to drive but you shouldn't rip yourself off at the dealership.
mclaine33
fun cars to drive, not fun to repair!
All the "luxury" brands are not worth it. Lexus, Acura, Cadillac, Infinity, etc. have comparable cheaper counterparts.
Care to provide some examples? There are usually significant tradeoffs. i.e. cheap interior, lower performance, parts wear out faster, etc. For example, I much prefer the Lexus ES300 (2nd generation) to its "comparable cheaper counterpart" which would be the Toyota Camry of a similar year. Unfortunately the Toyota Camry has a much cheaper interior, more road noise, and on top of that it really isn't that much cheaper than a Lexus ES300.
If you do your research on reliable used luxury cars that have been out for at least 3 years then you can sometimes be okay.
chownful My cousin is a mechanic. Everything else is identical with a Lexus and Toyota. If you upgrade a Toyota with everything, you have a Lexus, just less expensive.
***** Maybe some recent ones.
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they used to be RWD, but many are now FWD as it's cheaper to make em that way
you and your hatin' european cars
On my Hyundai i30 2014 you just remove the back car seat(4 bolts) and you have a lid with 4 screw and under that you have the fuel pump.
Easy peasy to replace and even clean the tank. So great. It´s even a manual primer pump build in om the fuel filter assembly.
this guy is savage 😂
s this guy ok? fucking crazy !
Show Some Chicks on the Beach, not a Dolphin.
I just had my fuel pump replaced in my VX 3.8L V6 holden commodore...2000 model, series 1 with nearly 273 000km.
Can't complain with that, good ole aussie car
Lol, I am getting ready to change my fuel pump on my 95 Chevy.
Thank goodness I don't have a Jag
Scotty, you kick A$$!!