You guys bring a smile to my face with every video. Thank you for doing these video's and taking the time to make them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have a great Christmas and celebrate safely on New Years!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🕵♀
On one hand I don't want an additional hassle and generally enjoy how my state government stays out of peoples business, but I think I could get onboard with inspections to remove rotting vehicles.
@@bac1308I watch Eric O. From south main auto here on TH-cam and he has some costumers who just want to put the engine light out for the sticker. I believe that there are some shops in the usa which shouldn't be open or at least the people who does the inspection should sit in jail
One of my neighbor's wife bedazzled her Mercedes. When he saw it, he tried to explain to her the dangers of the bedazzle on the steering wheel. She thought he was just being an ass. Then he showed her some videos of people that had air bags go off and the damage to their faces from the bedazzles. She didn't waste time removing the bedazzles! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The part I like is where they say "Customer declined repairs". You KNOW it's either going to the junk yard or wind up on blocks in their front yard. 😂😂😂
I had a mechanic tell me that I "absolutely had to have some repairs done or [my] car would collapse on the road." It was nearly a complete overhaul of everything holding the tires on. At the time I did decline repairs mostly due to the costs and there was no noises or anything giving a cause for concern. It was about 4-5 years before I got around to it while the entire time it was in the back of my mind since I drove the car every day. The (different) mechanic I took it to for the job said that the problems were never as bad as the first shop said and not even half of the work I was told about would actually need to be done. But these people that have obviously falling apart vehicles are next level and I can only imagine where they ended up.
Ask my ex-step daughter. She drove one of my vehicles for a year. Never complained (she didn’t talk much to me). I had to move it one afternoon and there was a tremendous grinding noise. She had worn thru the left front brake rotor! “How long’s it been doing that?” About 6 months. I didn’t want to bother you - besides I only drive 2 miles to my bff Cindy’s house.” That’d when I learned that there are different Laws of Physics for 17 year old girls. But, I so upset her by yelling at her for ruining the brakes that she decided on her career path. She decided to go to law school so she could sue me for MAL-STEP-PARENTING! Well, she did graduate from U-M undergrad, then law school. Never sued me, though. I think she found she could make way more money getting driver’s licenses back for drunk drivers.
I have to admit I got caught by the ‘wiper covers’ too. 40+ years driving and I never bought wipers with a cover. Took me a while to figure it out. But I did not have to go to my mechanic to solve it!
The instructions take 2 minutes to read. We're all like that, wasting 30 minutes, then 2 minutes reading the instructions. That's 32 minutes, but it works now.
@@DanielRemains no instructions used, lol. To be fair, I have been driving and working on cars since 1980, and this year was the first wiper blade I ever saw with a cover.
They are bright yellow, and if that's not the first thing you notice, you have bigger problems 😂 i have seen clear covers though that were not as obvious
What ever happened to DOT Inspections? When I brought my truck in from NM to SoCal, it wasn't inspected by DOT. when I got my new CA DL, they checked it to see if all the exterior lights worked. That was ALL!! 😮 i was expecting them to put it up on a lift and go from the front to the back inside and out. Oh, well. It would've passed.
@@SrApathy33i thought the same thing also, but in person it was quite dirty with oil and dust buildup. I actually just went and looked back through old pictures of the truck under the hood, and I don’t think it was actually 2 and a half years. Regardless, it had been in there a while, and definitely not the right place for it!
MY late friend Andrew was extremely hard of hearing, or what's commonly called deaf. He had Hot rods and 4x4s his whole life. Somehow, he managed to always have good brakes. I guess he employed other senses, like vision and common
He's not kidding about rust in the north. I stayed in upstate NY for a few months and everything was rusted out. My tools were rusting inside my toolbox in the house. It was insane.
1:10 vehicle milage doesn't matter when it comes to tires. As a commercial tire tech, we put tires in cages to air up for a reason, new, old/recapped or even just run flat. Eventually there's one that will blow up in the cage.
Some of these drivers clearly just wanted to see their local mechanic, because a cursory inspection on their own would have resolved their issues. Good gravy.
As someone who fixes factory machines,it's just the people "I looked all over it and I have no clue what's going on" they forgot to tighten something they're supposed to usually
No matter how many times I see these videos I still shake my head. How are some people so clueless or so adamant that they can continue to drive and just ignore all the problems?
12:27 They make grease injector needles to pierce the boot and add grease INSIDE the boot. I'm not sure how good of an idea that is or if the grease stays inside.
This channel makes me feel good about being a delivery driver. I dont do tons of maintenance, but i keep up on the basics. Ive been through multiple cars with multiple 100ks each and few major problems. Took an '03 Sebring to 375k! Just take basic care of your cars ffs
Rust. A huge problem in these northern States. It's why I go through all the efforts to spray used oil and fluid film my cars every year before Winter. My '92 Dodge Shadow has seen over 30 years of Dee-Troit Winters, snow and road salt storms, almost no major rust, but it is starting to lose the battle nonetheless in some places.
@12:35 Someone might have done that to appease him. Ive had stuff like that happen where they brought it right back upset that you hadn't greased it even though there is no place to grease. They are used to their '77 Town Car having 20 grease fittings and can't be convinced there is nothing to grease. Just smear some grease on the stuff and they go away with a story about how you tried to rip them off and hopefully never return. That and doing a second change on a Duramax for free because its 'still black' and putting 5W30 Castrol in a brand new Powerstroke because diesel rated oil is a scam. Whatever. Sign here releasing our liability.
The guy mocking the customer for wanting oil and oil filter replaced on a electric motor should have been the customer. Electric motors do have oil and oil filters that need to be changed, even if once every 10 years.
My dad ran a lumber mill/yard for decades. One day this guy came in driving a quite new F-150, they got to talking and this truck was down on power. The guy had taken it to 3 different dealerships and shops. My dad went right to the air filter and it was clogged full of dirt. People just don't know simple things about engines, including mechanics. It took a lumber-man to fix it.
I brought my dd in and had it checked over and they found a bunch of aged bushings in the steering and suspension. I declined repairs and drove away. Did all my own work by the book. Torque to factory spec and I only use oem fluids. I was trained by great teachers and most shops dont meet my standards for detail. Local shop was replacing my mother in laws brake caliper BRACKETS every year. They didnt ever grease the pins. I replaced a bracket for her and when i found out they did that corner _again_ i made sure to do them when they failed again. They decreased the pins I greased... I made her dump that con shop.
Doesn’t the mechanic reserve the right to not allow a car to be on the road if there are legitimate safety concerns? Like disintegrating brakes, or a rotting frame?
Nope, only in states that have road worthiness inspections (which is very few). Trying to keep a customer from taking their car as long as their bill is paid is actually illegal and the shop/mechanic could face legal trouble for that, even if the car is a death trap.
Living in California my whole life I can't fathom how rust gets that bad. We don't really get snow and we don't salt the roads. So our cars don't rust, but we do have to deal with the worst politics, so there's that.
Southern techs have to deal. Rust happens and you have to weld or replace. I've got old cars left outside up here and they are PA inspected and on the road. will it fall apart? Maybe. Am I going to run them? Hell yes! Merry Christmas and happy holidays.
I’m glad that I live on the west coast because those cars back east and down south are rust buckets. Even so watching these videos makes me nervous thinking about how many idiots are driving on the roads with sub par vehicles.
Oh my gosh! 😮 if I didn't see it here, WOW!! For those of us, Gear Heads and DYIers. I do NOT procrastinate. This is why I have 205,500+K miles on my 99 Ford Ranger! PLUS, I don't off road. She's been a great truck!!😊
I am miffed. here in the UK we never have (almost never) anything like this roll in. This weeks worst was a 31 year old car with a small stone stuck in the brake caliper. Customer wants new muck shields and brake pads (just in case).
Driving to a repair shop knowing somethink is broken, but still declining repairs ? "Yeah, my cousin Cletus can fix this for cheap". Then rolling in to a different dealership with a totally wrecked car. 🤪
I only had one time where my car ran out of gas. The sending unit float got stuck and my gauge said quarter tank. Pulled the pump unit and perfect function after
OMG, I get that people might not notice some things, because they are not really into this stuff, I myself can't tell when it's time to change brake pads, but how can they refuse to fix something THAT essential as brakes, after the issue has been pointed out to them?!
Hope everyone is having a great weekend and ready for the Christmas and holidays! 🎄
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@@JustRolledIn thank you for all the hilarious videos. Merry Christmas.
You guys bring a smile to my face with every video.
Thank you for doing these video's and taking the time to make them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a great Christmas and celebrate safely on New Years!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🕵♀
Seeing all of these videos makes it clear why some states require inspections.
In my area, when you take your vehicle for an ‘inspection’, all they do is replace the sticker
It should be mandatory globaly.
On one hand I don't want an additional hassle and generally enjoy how my state government stays out of peoples business, but I think I could get onboard with inspections to remove rotting vehicles.
In new Zealand you do. none of the cars in this video would be allowed on the road
@@bac1308I watch Eric O. From south main auto here on TH-cam and he has some costumers who just want to put the engine light out for the sticker. I believe that there are some shops in the usa which shouldn't be open or at least the people who does the inspection should sit in jail
11:49 A Claymore! "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY" indeed...😂
As I have said before, these people breed AND vote!
we have just had abundant proof of that
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There's a reason a convicted felon just won the Presidency...
@@donsurlylyteNah, if anything, people gained a few IQ points after the last election
One of my neighbor's wife bedazzled her Mercedes. When he saw it, he tried to explain to her the dangers of the bedazzle on the steering wheel. She thought he was just being an ass. Then he showed her some videos of people that had air bags go off and the damage to their faces from the bedazzles. She didn't waste time removing the bedazzles! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He could also show them that one vid from Donut Media
2:50 - No wonder my fuel mileage is so poor, I've been driving with my tires only at 36 percent capacity.
The part I like is where they say "Customer declined repairs". You KNOW it's either going to the junk yard or wind up on blocks in their front yard. 😂😂😂
I had a mechanic tell me that I "absolutely had to have some repairs done or [my] car would collapse on the road." It was nearly a complete overhaul of everything holding the tires on. At the time I did decline repairs mostly due to the costs and there was no noises or anything giving a cause for concern. It was about 4-5 years before I got around to it while the entire time it was in the back of my mind since I drove the car every day. The (different) mechanic I took it to for the job said that the problems were never as bad as the first shop said and not even half of the work I was told about would actually need to be done.
But these people that have obviously falling apart vehicles are next level and I can only imagine where they ended up.
Or the cause of an accident on the highway
@@kittehgothis is the much, much more likely outcome. People are more concerned about their wallet than their safety.
@@kittehgoyeah that’s what was thinking. They’ll just keep driving it until they cause an accident.
@@backwoodstherapyAt that point, it's no longer an accident and the driver should be charged for reckless endangerment.
How can brakes get so bad, you don’t notice. That EV owner knows nothing.😂
Ev or not they know nothing deny all work till they have to pay for a tow and pay 3 times what it would have cost when recommended
Ask my ex-step daughter. She drove one of my vehicles for a year. Never complained (she didn’t talk much to me). I had to move it one afternoon and there was a tremendous grinding noise. She had worn thru the left front brake rotor!
“How long’s it been doing that?”
About 6 months. I didn’t want to bother you - besides I only drive 2 miles to my bff Cindy’s house.”
That’d when I learned that there are different Laws of Physics for 17 year old girls.
But, I so upset her by yelling at her for ruining the brakes that she decided on her career path. She decided to go to law school so she could sue me for MAL-STEP-PARENTING!
Well, she did graduate from U-M undergrad, then law school.
Never sued me, though. I think she found she could make way more money getting driver’s licenses back for drunk drivers.
Add oil to make the electrons slippery.
I'm just glad they took it in to get it serviced instaed of ignoring it,
They know how to ‘save the planet…’!! 🤣🤣
The floor mat over the pedal has to be the #1 “D’oh! “
4:00 "We could try." That guy is a team player!
😂😂😂😂
I have to admit I got caught by the ‘wiper covers’ too. 40+ years driving and I never bought wipers with a cover. Took me a while to figure it out. But I did not have to go to my mechanic to solve it!
That's life though isn't... It throws stuff atcha and ya figure it out or you go run and ask Daddy for help. 2 types of people.
The instructions take 2 minutes to read. We're all like that, wasting 30 minutes, then 2 minutes reading the instructions. That's 32 minutes, but it works now.
@@DanielRemains no instructions used, lol. To be fair, I have been driving and working on cars since 1980, and this year was the first wiper blade I ever saw with a cover.
They are bright yellow, and if that's not the first thing you notice, you have bigger problems 😂 i have seen clear covers though that were not as obvious
@ these were neon green, but I have seen neon wiper arms.
11:48 - "Claymore." 🤣
"Rear view mirror... bedazzled.
Steering wheel covers... bedazzled.
...Claymore."
had me ROLLING
Some of these customers need to have DOT called on them when they drive away in an extremely unsafe vehicle before they cause a collision or worse.
What ever happened to DOT Inspections? When I brought my truck in from NM to SoCal, it wasn't inspected by DOT. when I got my new CA DL, they checked it to see if all the exterior lights worked. That was ALL!! 😮 i was expecting them to put it up on a lift and go from the front to the back inside and out. Oh, well. It would've passed.
But, 'muh freedums!
7:08 this is my clip! That phone has been sitting there for at least 2 and a half years, possibly several more.
It's very clean for 2.5 years in the engine bay!
@@SrApathy33i thought the same thing also, but in person it was quite dirty with oil and dust buildup. I actually just went and looked back through old pictures of the truck under the hood, and I don’t think it was actually 2 and a half years. Regardless, it had been in there a while, and definitely not the right place for it!
VTech kicked in!
Wow
5:04 Somebody blew up their glass-pack muffler
I was trying to figure out what the hell was going on there. thanks.
the problem, as always , is the interface between steering wheel and seat
Loose nut behind the wheel
Don't forget the nut that holds the steering wheel
Don't forget the nut that holds the steering wheel
MY late friend Andrew was extremely hard of hearing, or what's commonly called deaf. He had Hot rods and 4x4s his whole life. Somehow, he managed to always have good brakes. I guess he employed other senses, like vision and common
Have a bedazzling Christmas everyone 🎄🎅🎁
You too Tom!!
But not TOO bedazzled! May your steering wheel remain un bedazzled !
Merry Christmas Great Video!
"Stunned beyond belief" would be an understatement...
7:17 Damnnn that's the 5-minute crafts Vtec(h)
Last guy must be a rookie. 😂
Hes a southerner. When those boys move up here they cant keep up
ikr, that frame needed work for sure but didnt look terminal.
yea that'd be some exhaust work and that ride's mint.
Merry Christmas to all mechanics. Thanks for taking care of us!
He's not kidding about rust in the north. I stayed in upstate NY for a few months and everything was rusted out. My tools were rusting inside my toolbox in the house. It was insane.
Yikes. Gotta keep that undercarriage clean. I have the opposite problem; things around oil here get caked with desert dust.
I've lived in Pennsylvania and Ohio my whole life. Rust is a huge concern on older used cars.
"Bedazzled. Bedazzled. Claymore"
Had me cracking up XD
1:10 vehicle milage doesn't matter when it comes to tires. As a commercial tire tech, we put tires in cages to air up for a reason, new, old/recapped or even just run flat. Eventually there's one that will blow up in the cage.
8:41 I didn't know Jeff Goldblum was a mechanic now!
@2:50 “let’s check the back one”
PSSSS…PSSSSSS
😮…..yep, 100 percent….
PSI: Per Sent Inflated
Some of these drivers clearly just wanted to see their local mechanic, because a cursory inspection on their own would have resolved their issues. Good gravy.
As someone who fixes factory machines,it's just the people "I looked all over it and I have no clue what's going on" they forgot to tighten something they're supposed to usually
"Another shop did the work." Right...
Pretty sure that's code for "I messed this up but don't want to admit it."
No matter how many times I see these videos I still shake my head. How are some people so clueless or so adamant that they can continue to drive and just ignore all the problems?
Big fan of your content, always enjoy your uploads!
7:34
nothing could of prepared me for that noise. lmao.
12:27 They make grease injector needles to pierce the boot and add grease INSIDE the boot. I'm not sure how good of an idea that is or if the grease stays inside.
I have used one and yes they do work and the grease does not come out of the hole.
The Best! You guys are great. Have a wonderful, fat Christmas.
5:00 that's a "Glass-Pack" muffler that has blown out the baffle. Seen a few cheap ones do that.
Die KI Sprachgenerierung im Deutschen ist so hart vergeigt.
Nur im original zu ertragen.
Danke
7:28 that mf got Vtech
The blue tooth sway bar links comment was the BEST!!
I actually snorted out loud when he said that. lol
Absolutely.
4:52 I love this guy's voice. 🤣
Does anybody know where I can get me some of those Bluetooth Sway Bar Links @ 5:59 😅😅💀
you can get them anywhere if you wait long enough XD
Thanks for sharing. Have a Merry 🎄 Christmas and Happy New Year!!🎉
I love these videos, they make my car seem clean!
This channel makes me feel good about being a delivery driver. I dont do tons of maintenance, but i keep up on the basics. Ive been through multiple cars with multiple 100ks each and few major problems. Took an '03 Sebring to 375k! Just take basic care of your cars ffs
Nice to hear your voice again. Merry Christmas.
So many Darwin award customers.
Rust. A huge problem in these northern States. It's why I go through all the efforts to spray used oil and fluid film my cars every year before Winter. My '92 Dodge Shadow has seen over 30 years of Dee-Troit Winters, snow and road salt storms, almost no major rust, but it is starting to lose the battle nonetheless in some places.
dude i love the first one "Customer is right" and he just sounds so defeated
I've watched a few of these videos now- with very limited mechanical knowledge- but 5:00 is the first one to full make me frown and ask "WTF?!"
@12:35 Someone might have done that to appease him. Ive had stuff like that happen where they brought it right back upset that you hadn't greased it even though there is no place to grease. They are used to their '77 Town Car having 20 grease fittings and can't be convinced there is nothing to grease.
Just smear some grease on the stuff and they go away with a story about how you tried to rip them off and hopefully never return.
That and doing a second change on a Duramax for free because its 'still black' and putting 5W30 Castrol in a brand new Powerstroke because diesel rated oil is a scam.
Whatever. Sign here releasing our liability.
Got to give the guy with the rusty frame credit at least he welded a piece of angle iron on there instead of just putting spray foam in there.
DAMN, DAMN, DAMN,DAMN, DAMN!! 😅
Maybe Mr. Tire Guy thought it said "Mount this side on..." Then he's not all that wrong now is he ??
Wow that’s one giant fur ball 😂😂🇬🇧
last one "hell in some states you can't even get certified with rust damage like that" there are states that do? holy crazy town.
for up north that's not even bad. pretty typical for any car that drives on salty roads.
There are some states that have no inspections standards at all. Where I live, it's up to the individual counties to decide if they care or not.
@@aderi31415 that would lead to an impressive higher road death toll for sure.
"Badazzeld!" 💅🏻✨️✨️😤
this is not a problems its a gift !!!
We've got a lot of people trying to get their Darwin Award in this episode.
2:19 400k miles is crazy.
Theoretically easy, if people would maintain their cars properly
"Bluetooth sway bar" 😂😂😂😂
Can we get a shout out for the customers who actually brought their cars in for brake jobs
These are literally the same people that claim “all mechanics are just ripoffs”
I love the claymore. A nice touch.
7:08 A phone instead of a catch can, why you gotta H8? 😉
12:55 I'll bring my rust bucket to you then, feel the pain us Northern mechanic's feel.
Food for the algorithm
Awesome content!
Merry Christmas my friend. 🎅 🎄
9:00 It that a ~65 C2 Corvette? Please show us more of that!
That Corvette was nice though
The guy mocking the customer for wanting oil and oil filter replaced on a electric motor should have been the customer. Electric motors do have oil and oil filters that need to be changed, even if once every 10 years.
Aint even mad at ranger guy. Hes old school. Knows about greasing front ends
My dad ran a lumber mill/yard for decades. One day this guy came in driving a quite new F-150, they got to talking and this truck was down on power. The guy had taken it to 3 different dealerships and shops. My dad went right to the air filter and it was clogged full of dirt. People just don't know simple things about engines, including mechanics. It took a lumber-man to fix it.
Oh, customer! You are right!
I really like the "bluetooth sway bar links"
As we say in Germany: "TÜV sagt nein."
0:28 first time I changed my blades I fell victim to this 🙂↔️ didn’t notice for over a year
most of these drivers are just gas and go
One of them forgot the gas part
We share the road with these people.
Bdazzled 😂
I brought my dd in and had it checked over and they found a bunch of aged bushings in the steering and suspension. I declined repairs and drove away. Did all my own work by the book. Torque to factory spec and I only use oem fluids. I was trained by great teachers and most shops dont meet my standards for detail. Local shop was replacing my mother in laws brake caliper BRACKETS every year. They didnt ever grease the pins. I replaced a bracket for her and when i found out they did that corner _again_ i made sure to do them when they failed again. They decreased the pins I greased... I made her dump that con shop.
These videos make me feel so much better about my shit boxes
Some people really think that psi means percentage when it comes to tyre pressure don't they? 😮
I wonder if the TPM registered that high?
That's why they put tpms in cars for idiots
"just started..." always means "ignored for at least 6 months"
"The customer declined all repairs and drove away"
...No words can describe how frustrated I am
Doesn’t the mechanic reserve the right to not allow a car to be on the road if there are legitimate safety concerns? Like disintegrating brakes, or a rotting frame?
Nope, only in states that have road worthiness inspections (which is very few). Trying to keep a customer from taking their car as long as their bill is paid is actually illegal and the shop/mechanic could face legal trouble for that, even if the car is a death trap.
No
that wiper blade one i have actually seen in person
What was going on with that? A wiper protector? 😮
@@penelopelgoss2520 What is wrong with you?
Living in California my whole life I can't fathom how rust gets that bad. We don't really get snow and we don't salt the roads. So our cars don't rust, but we do have to deal with the worst politics, so there's that.
Southern techs have to deal. Rust happens and you have to weld or replace. I've got old cars left outside up here and they are PA inspected and on the road. will it fall apart? Maybe. Am I going to run them? Hell yes! Merry Christmas and happy holidays.
100% tire pressure. Lol
I’m glad that I live on the west coast because those cars back east and down south are rust buckets. Even so watching these videos makes me nervous thinking about how many idiots are driving on the roads with sub par vehicles.
Oh my gosh! 😮 if I didn't see it here, WOW!! For those of us, Gear Heads and DYIers. I do NOT procrastinate. This is why I have 205,500+K miles on my 99 Ford Ranger! PLUS, I don't off road. She's been a great truck!!😊
I am miffed. here in the UK we never have (almost never) anything like this roll in. This weeks worst was a 31 year old car with a small stone stuck in the brake caliper. Customer wants new muck shields and brake pads (just in case).
Driving to a repair shop knowing somethink is broken, but still declining repairs ? "Yeah, my cousin Cletus can fix this for cheap". Then rolling in to a different dealership with a totally wrecked car. 🤪
Bluetooth sway bar links 😂😂
😱😱😱 My wife tells me that when crossing a street here in Chicago when we have a green lite, drivers always stops. Drivers yes, but what about cars?!
Claymore ...bedazzled
I only had one time where my car ran out of gas. The sending unit float got stuck and my gauge said quarter tank. Pulled the pump unit and perfect function after
Merry Christmas
Who let that school bus on the road?
7:38 properly the best Sound ever what came from this engine
OMG, I get that people might not notice some things, because they are not really into this stuff, I myself can't tell when it's time to change brake pads, but how can they refuse to fix something THAT essential as brakes, after the issue has been pointed out to them?!