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I have been working on cars in Alabama for 41 years and I will admit that Scotty knows what he is talking about. If people will listen to him they will save alot of money and drive long lasting cars.
I went from needing your videos to just watching all of them for no real purpose lol but I can say that I learn at least one new bit of information every time!
I just started watching, and here is Scotty waving around a tool that looks like he just picked up from the 3rd drawer of my toolbox. After listening, I found out that mine is a step up from Scotty's. This thing is worth its weight in gold. Especially if you're working on a chevy venture van and you have to replace heater hoses.
Brake cleaner: helpful for: 1.) removing paint from another car if they hit you (thought you have to re-wax it because it does take that off and make sure you spray it on a rag, not directly on the car. 2.) Paint, especially if you get some on the ceiling instead of the walls 3.) Any stuck on material like sticker residue.
Mr. Kilmer, I have watched literally dozens of your videos. Not once have I seen you upset to the contrary you seem to be laughing often at the oddest things! Also OF all the videos I've watched,not once have you used foul or embarrassing language. THAT'S AWESOME!! Like many people today,when I need information,I turn to the internet. I'm glad that you're here! MANY MANY THANKS,KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING!!
I found a pair of water pump pliers would work on those squeeze clamps in many cases; the adjustable jaws put the grip surface at the proper angle to push the clamp tabs together.
@@charliemartin-k7m I did the same to my 2 civic's when I renewed the radiator hoses, when I finally got the hard to get to ones off I knew there was no way I'm putting those ba@@@ds back on....
Scotty: "the secret why I still have my toyota celica is because I dont neutral drop it or dump the clutch I save burnouts for my customers cars that way they'll keep coming back."
@Biggest Richard Cranium I have many times, I remember the first video, it's fun to watch cars get the piss beat out of them, especially when you dont even neutral drop an auto but do a little brake torque burnout and it just blows up on you in the middle of nowhere hours after the burnout anyway, never wanna change a transmission again, my dads acura tl 2001, that being said I've seen every video at least twice, as during quarantine I was really bored lol
@Scotty Kilmer -- the reason for the spring loaded clamps is it's faster & cheaper on the assembly line. The clamps come with a clip holding them wide open, so all the assembler needs to do is slide it into place and remove the clip.
I'm a food equipment repairman and I use my trusty ViceGrip lever wrench on spring loaded hose clamps. ( Not a normal set of Vice Grips. these were made to grab hex nuts.) I had a motorcycle but it wasn't modern. It was an 883 Sportster, LOL
I love listening to you and watching you. Genuine honest person like you are a Global gift to all of us. Keep up the great work Scotty we love you down here in little ole New Zealand 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
The main reason why you have to use motorcycle specific oil is not the loads that happen on the gears in the gearbox, but the fact that most motorcycles have wet clutches and engine oil has friction modifiers that would make that clutch slip. Even on old bikes with wet clutches. If you have a dry clutch bike like a Ducati, it will run perfectly fine on non-motorcycle-specific oil even with the shared crankshaft - gearbox sump.
Unless you're buffing out scratches, don't use nu polish, use a synthetic wax for black,white,or silver colors, and carnauba for plain colors since it helps them "pop". I just waxed my silver tlx today with meguiars ultimate liquid wax and will top it weekly with some spray on wax
Hey Scotty, your videos are as good in Tennessee as they were in Texas. Maybe because you are still the main character! I’m a little surprised that you didn’t buy a place with more land and a big barn for all of your tools and toys. Keep up the great work.😎
I've always used Rotella-T 15W40 in my 98 Honda Valkyrie. It's wet clutch rated, and JASO rated. It pretty much matches and/or exceeds Honda oil at half the cost.
he's one of the few people I have found that says that he is 100% correct those screw on clamp that a lot of people like to replace them with are garbage the spring clamps are the best because they wear with the hose if the hose starts leaking it means it's time for a new hose not a new clamp
I broke that exact hub remover tool the first time I used it. The part was probably too rusted however. The 60 ton press at work made quick work of the job.
I love Nu Finish, I live next to the interstate & you can use it on the windows, I can just rinse the dust off every other week for $2 & 3 minutes instead of a $10 wash and 20min running the wand in December
This reminds me of when my childhood home was destroyed and a new house was built in place of it. The house went, and all of the memories from living there.
Hey Scotty I use to be hip to nu finish for years waxed my light colored cars for years! Then I waxed my uncles black suv in the shade and It went hazy on me and I really thought I damaged his paint the only think I could use to get the haze off Is with spray wax I was so disappointed after that u threw away the nu finish never again! And yes I used the wax correctly
Scotty I watched a video of yours about cleaning the mass air flow sensor my 02 mazda b3000 v6 was running like crap I bought the mass air flow sensor cleaner like you said cleaned it and it's now running like a new one thanks
I love using the NUFINISH stuff when cleaning my gun brass in my tumbler, just 2 capfuls into the crushed walnut media and 2 hours later! presto, shinny super clean brass and it stays shinny.
To be honest it's been more than 15 years i use automotive oil in my motorcycles & i never had any problem yet. One is a Yamaha with 100,000km & the other one a 'modern' (2012) BMW with 65,000km
Hello, Scotty! I ❤️ motorcycles! Can you make some videos about your two motorcycles? I can't be alone; who else would like motorcycle content on Scotty's channel?👍 P.S.: No pressure, Scotty.😎
@@rpmrallysport7071 no flourecent are way better years ago before i was born my parents had a flourecent light in the kitchen and it lasted the whole time they lived there 15 years never needed changing
LED is energy efficient, instant start, and there is no mercury waste from worn-out lamps. The only possible advantage to some special fluorescents (made by Philips) is their very high CRI, the color rendering index. That may be important in some fields.
Here’s Why Car Prices are About to Skyrocket in America: th-cam.com/video/AXgIMbRZRvg/w-d-xo.html
⬇️Scotty’s Top DIY Tools:
1. Bluetooth Scan Tool: amzn.to/2nfvmaD
2. Mid-Grade Scan Tool: amzn.to/33dKI0k
3. My Fancy (Originally $5,000) Professional Scan Tool: amzn.to/31khBXC
4. Cheap Scan Tool: amzn.to/2D8Tvae
5. Dash Cam (Every Car Should Have One): amzn.to/2YQW36t
6. Basic Mechanic Tool Set: amzn.to/2tEr6Ce
7. Professional Socket Set: amzn.to/2Bzmccg
8. Ratcheting Wrench Set: amzn.to/2BQjj8A
9. No Charging Required Car Jump Starter: amzn.to/3i7SH5D
10. Battery Pack Car Jump Starter: amzn.to/2nrc6qR
⬇️ Things used in this video:
1. Common Sense
2. 4k Camera: amzn.to/2HkjavH
3. Camera Microphone: amzn.to/2Evn167
4. Camera Tripod: amzn.to/2Jwog8S
5. My computer for editing / uploading: amzn.to/301tYt9
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Scotty how r u
Looks like our garage... full of junk can barely get the car in 😁
This one is great Scotty, I love tools please do more of these!
Go Scotty GO...
I Still use My 3vze 1990 Today.. and I Got 22r with Webber Carb.. I Got 4 3vze Engines, lol and 3 22's.. There is about 243,000 on Current 3vze..
Scottys garage looks like he has lived there for 10 years already
( T_T)＼(^-^ )he got year of memory's in there
Tristan Cary - lmao!
It’s broken in now! Wouldn’t be a Scotty garage if it was all neatly organized lol (insert laughing giraffe here)
You ought to take a gander at mine , 25 years😆
It’s easier to find stuff 🙂
Neighbors be like " Who's he talking to ALL the time?"
The Celica has returned!!!
I have been working on cars in Alabama for 41 years and I will admit that Scotty knows what he is talking about. If people will listen to him they will save alot of money and drive long lasting cars.
Scotty needs to make a car company called My 94' Celica
LOL... True
And ‘01 Lexus
The most important piece of equipment has arrived!!
It’s amazing how much less hand waving goes on when he’s holding tools
Man with tool in hand not necessarily mechanic.
The hand waving I've never noticed then again most of my life I was around deaf people and I'm use to hand waving.
Probably the most honest person I’ve seen on TH-cam.
3:18 the cops are coming to arrest scotty for doing burnouts :p
Never Been this Early! Good Day Scotty, Hoping you're well settled in Tennessee!
hello and getting there, thanks!
@@scottykilmer Sup Scotty. Your the man
@@scottykilmer hey scotty I can't get on your website, I tried everything and it just doesn't work help!
It's always a good feeling when Scotty replies. Kind of makes you feel like a normal human being
@@larstrone7333 Wish I could say it was mine! Its just an image I got off the internet. Its the Cockpit of McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier.
Revving up my engine
Rev up your hand tools!
I went from needing your videos to just watching all of them for no real purpose lol but I can say that I learn at least one new bit of information every time!
I just started watching, and here is Scotty waving around a tool that looks like he just picked up from the 3rd drawer of my toolbox.
After listening, I found out that mine is a step up from Scotty's. This thing is worth its weight in gold. Especially if you're working on a chevy venture van and you have to replace heater hoses.
I’m glad the celica made it safe and sound. You should do a video of driving it!
Brake cleaner: helpful for:
1.) removing paint from another car if they hit you (thought you have to re-wax it because it does take that off and make sure you spray it on a rag, not directly on the car.
2.) Paint, especially if you get some on the ceiling instead of the walls
3.) Any stuck on material like sticker residue.
The Legend is Back !
I used to lose my car too... but I haven't had a drop in over 14 years, 😆.
I found a nickel under the couch cushion one time. It probably had been there for a while. I was glad to recover it.
LOL
You are that nickels saviour lol
What year was the nickel minted? 😮
Reject the trinity embrace man for we are already dead
You're lucky. I only got chip crumbs and furry peanuts.
Mr. Kilmer,
I have watched literally dozens of your videos. Not once have I seen you upset to the contrary you seem to be laughing often at the oddest things! Also OF all the videos I've watched,not once have you used foul or embarrassing language. THAT'S AWESOME!!
Like many people today,when I need information,I turn to the internet. I'm glad that you're here!
MANY MANY THANKS,KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING!!
Welcome to Tennessee Scotty! I was born in San Antonio but I've lived near Nashville for 30 years now. We are glad to have you you're the man!
That hose clamp tool is amazing, I was always doing that with a needle nose plyers.
I took your advise on the Nu Finish and use it on my windshield.
I found a pair of water pump pliers would work on those squeeze clamps in many cases; the adjustable jaws put the grip surface at the proper angle to push the clamp tabs together.
Funny Nu Finish is 40 years old at least. Works as well as new fangled ceramic space lab 🧪 stuff.
My car use to have them stupid clips but I got them changed to the old school ones they seem to hold better and are not that big of a pain to get off.
@@charliemartin-k7m I did the same to my 2 civic's when I renewed the radiator hoses, when I finally got the hard to get to ones off I knew there was no way I'm putting those ba@@@ds back on....
Scotty's Toyota Celica got lost driving to Tennessee and finally made home over the weekend
Thats great news big fan and you re a very big inspiration and I use your advices to thank you so much and.... I am the first view
hello and thank you!
Just moved to Texas, and now you’re moving ahh!
Scotty: "the secret why I still have my toyota celica is because I dont neutral drop it or dump the clutch I save burnouts for my customers cars that way they'll keep coming back."
@Biggest Richard Cranium I have many times, I remember the first video, it's fun to watch cars get the piss beat out of them, especially when you dont even neutral drop an auto but do a little brake torque burnout and it just blows up on you in the middle of nowhere hours after the burnout anyway, never wanna change a transmission again, my dads acura tl 2001, that being said I've seen every video at least twice, as during quarantine I was really bored lol
@Biggest Richard Cranium
Agree
@Scotty Kilmer -- the reason for the spring loaded clamps is it's faster & cheaper on the assembly line. The clamps come with a clip holding them wide open, so all the assembler needs to do is slide it into place and remove the clip.
Genuinely glad that Scotty found his Celica.
"The male piece goes inside of the female hole"
- Kilmer, Scotty 2020
😂😂😂
This tool is invaluable, especially if the clamps are in tight spaces! Made a metal cooling hose removal job on a Taurus easy as can be.
Scotty you motivated me to work on my own car and I have saved thousands. Thank you you’re the man!
Its amazing listening a mechanic that loves to do what he does.
I'm a food equipment repairman and I use my trusty ViceGrip lever wrench on spring loaded hose clamps. ( Not a normal set of Vice Grips. these were made to grab hex nuts.) I had a motorcycle but it wasn't modern. It was an 883 Sportster, LOL
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Scotty!
I love listening to you and watching you. Genuine honest person like you are a Global gift to all of us.
Keep up the great work Scotty we love you down here in little ole New Zealand 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
These videos are better than anything on TV
The main reason why you have to use motorcycle specific oil is not the loads that happen on the gears in the gearbox, but the fact that most motorcycles have wet clutches and engine oil has friction modifiers that would make that clutch slip. Even on old bikes with wet clutches. If you have a dry clutch bike like a Ducati, it will run perfectly fine on non-motorcycle-specific oil even with the shared crankshaft - gearbox sump.
Unless you're buffing out scratches, don't use nu polish, use a synthetic wax for black,white,or silver colors, and carnauba for plain colors since it helps them "pop". I just waxed my silver tlx today with meguiars ultimate liquid wax and will top it weekly with some spray on wax
Ya'll Tennessee guy take good care of Scotty he will help you just like he helped us in Texas good luck Scotty.
Your the best TH-cam mechanic
No he isn’t.
@@snakevergil yes he is👍
You're lol
Thanks for the update and education. You help me keep my old car going.
You got to love the fact he is working on a Toyota with one in the background.
00:09 Scotty confirmed 420 friendly 👍
I didn’t even see that 😂 there ya go
Hey Scotty, your videos are as good in Tennessee as they were in Texas. Maybe because you are still the main character! I’m a little surprised that you didn’t buy a place with more land and a big barn for all of your tools and toys. Keep up the great work.😎
Mr. Scotty Kilmer, You are my hero. You are superman! Thank you sir.
Your viewer was right, The " newer " Nufinish isn't that great.
I wasn't able to change a car tire, after subscribing to your channel I now do my own vehicle service and minor repairs;)
My heart skipped a beat when I thought the celica was gone!
I don't know how you remember what all those tools are/do. Kudos and good afternoon, Scotty!
Happy to see you up and running in Tennessee! Also I could see my dream car, a Toyota land cruiser in the background!
Actually, it's a Yoda Taco..
And since it’s Mechanic Monday, I’m gonna be givin’ away that Celica!
Did I ever tell you about my amazing life? I meet amazing ppl. People like you, Scotty.
3.75 M subscribers!! Nice 👍 up from last week. Scotty volunteered to be in Tennessee 👏
Lol watch on 2x Speed. It's like Scotty is one of those late nite Infomercial Salesman 🤣👍🏻💕
I've always used Rotella-T 15W40 in my 98 Honda Valkyrie. It's wet clutch rated, and JASO rated. It pretty much matches and/or exceeds Honda oil at half the cost.
Hay scotty, you’ve made my day!!!!
Best wishes from Manchester uk
The current NEW FINISH has definitely changed. It’s a lot different then the original stuff which worked great!
Same oil in my scooter motul.
watching you from
Philippines 🇵🇭
stay safe stay cool.
I feel safe just by watching and listening to Scotty.
Scotty you have 1000 years of knowledge,😂 and it's true the old people have more experience, regards from Honduras
he's one of the few people I have found that says that he is 100% correct those screw on clamp that a lot of people like to replace them with are garbage the spring clamps are the best because they wear with the hose if the hose starts leaking it means it's time for a new hose not a new clamp
6:08 avoid freezing, check for shelf life w/ the company. I use Meguiar's products, I believe it's a five year shelf life.
Much love to the '94 Celica. Was worried for her, with all your new models around Scotty.
Thanks Scotty for your help and advice. You make things better for everyone
Thank you for sharing your wealth of experience ,you are a straight shooter, so down to earth,
Celica represent!!
FYI, Harleys have separate oils for the engine, transmission and primary chain drive system. Also referred to as the 3 holes.
Well u impress me with your knowledge of vehicles Sir Scotty and how you help the average individual with DIY car repairs......thank you again sir
Thanks Scotty for all your information! Your a gem sir!
I broke that exact hub remover tool the first time I used it. The part was probably too rusted however. The 60 ton press at work made quick work of the job.
Motorcycle engine oil is different due to the clutch plates
The return of the king
The legend Celica is back!
Id like to see good old scotty restore his celica so its like showroom condition. Would make for some great content
I'd love him to do the same!!!!
@@javierherrera8782 to be fair wouldnt take much. The old tank stands strong 😋 lil rough around the edges ✌
Damnit, i would love to have a beer and a cigar with scotty. I would imagine nothing but laughter :D
Same
Darn straight me too! D.Viar
@@davidviar765 "...and then he said no low ballers, i know what i have!"
*Laughs in condescending British*
You couldn’t keep up...
@@tomtheplummer7322 Challenge accepted
I love Nu Finish, I live next to the interstate & you can use it on the windows, I can just rinse the dust off every other week for $2 & 3 minutes instead of a $10 wash and 20min running the wand in December
You’re such a fun mechanic. I’d love to work in a shop with you. Always something quirky and fun coming from you. Good info as well
You said it right I'm glad I found your channel you have be some help
*Amazing - Scotty has ROOM to stand INSIDE the garage !*
Won't last long.
Scotty have you ever thought about doing Stand Up Comedy? I know you would be a hit.
I would love to see you use the electric power washer on your Celica's engine bay and clean it.
Scotty you should visit your old home in a few months and see what they build there
it's probably better if I don't
@@scottykilmer Yeah, too soon to see what they do to where all those memories were created. But you are creating new ones Scotty!
This reminds me of when my childhood home was destroyed and a new house was built in place of it. The house went, and all of the memories from living there.
the old house goes bye .....n so does the time n the memories.
Just let Scotty’s stalkers drive by the old place and pick up the freebies that still get sent there.
Lassie come home! The Celica should be in a museum.
Hey Scotty I use to be hip to nu finish for years waxed my light colored cars for years! Then I waxed my uncles black suv in the shade and It went hazy on me and I really thought I damaged his paint the only think I could use to get the haze off Is with spray wax I was so disappointed after that u threw away the nu finish never again! And yes I used the wax correctly
Half of car repair is, buying the right car in the first place 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Some words of Wisdom
Thank you valuable information
Scotty, the need for motorcycle specific oil is not just for the transmission gears but for the wet clutch that is bathed in the oil.
Thanks for the great videos Scotty!
I prefer brake cleaner to carb cleaner for non-carburettor related cleaning. Carb cleaner leaves behind a residue, brake cleaner doesn't.
Thanks, Scottie!
When I feel sad I watch your show I love it much 🤠
Scotty I watched a video of yours about cleaning the mass air flow sensor my 02 mazda b3000 v6 was running like crap I bought the mass air flow sensor cleaner like you said cleaned it and it's now running like a new one thanks
Heads up Scotty, incoming polar bear at 7:20
Lol run scotty run
It's not impossible to take off the fan without those water pump tools! It just takes lots of other tools and creativity!
I love using the NUFINISH stuff when cleaning my gun brass in my tumbler,
just 2 capfuls into the crushed walnut media and 2 hours later!
presto, shinny super clean brass and it stays shinny.
To be honest it's been more than 15 years i use automotive oil in my motorcycles & i never had any problem yet. One is a Yamaha with 100,000km & the other one a 'modern' (2012) BMW with 65,000km
Hello, Scotty! I ❤️ motorcycles! Can you make some videos about your two motorcycles? I can't be alone; who else would like motorcycle content on Scotty's channel?👍
P.S.: No pressure, Scotty.😎
I'd love to see more motorcycle content. Your maintenance schedule, common repairs, etc.
Scotty the first thing you should do is install florescent lighting in the garage ceiling.
I recommend LED lights
@@rpmrallysport7071 no flourecent are way better years ago before i was born my parents had a flourecent light in the kitchen and it lasted the whole time they lived there 15 years never needed changing
Or maybe metal halide high bays or a huge mercury vapor floodlight
LED is energy efficient, instant start, and there is no mercury waste from worn-out lamps. The only possible advantage to some special fluorescents (made by Philips) is their very high CRI, the color rendering index. That may be important in some fields.
@@stephenarling1667 hid are better
Scotty Pippin teaching me street smarts.