Finishing touches on the Yukon and it is on the road again. The Yuckon part 6.
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Sticky stuff under the seats, removed. Sticky stuff now applied to side of vehicle. Found another use for my little scanner. Fixing what the factory and the last techs missed. A build overview and of course a little trolling on my part! All this in the final video of our Yukon formerly known as the Yuckon! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Boy I can tell you one thing for sure, I’d be honored to own a vehicle you’ve repaired. I’d trust your work for a million miles, I can’t believe you do so much extra to make a vehicle better than it was from the factory. You’re one of those people who care about your workmanship, and it shows. Cheers man!
I agree 100pct. Vehcor is TOP NOTCH....
I just learned that it is easier to keep customers and let them find you new ones instead of always looking for new ones! Thanks for the confidence in my work!
@@vehcor I agree
Wish you were in Ohio. Because we have a crap load of used cars that are horrible in our dealerships.
@@ashleydonohoe7941 sorry he is moving to Maryland first then Ohio. ha ha
I was freaking out the whole time every time I'd look at the worn GMC badge. Luckily Scott is a perfectionist and cured my OCD. Great build brother!
I saved it until the end as torture. 😂 Thanks for the support!
@@vehcor Apologies for the late comment but I just stumbled across this channel. You can get replacement badges from eBay for cheap. I've got a used Tahoe PPV and that badge was completely worn to shit on mine. The eBay one worked perfectly - hardest part was having to remove that cover that stays in front of the air bag. Excellent work in your videos.
You deserve every dollar you’ve ever made selling a vehicle. Haven’t seen anyone else with such attention to detail and making sure every single issue is addressed. I’d love to buy a vehicle you’ve rebuilt, great content!
Thanks, it is all in the details. That is what keeps the customers coming back. Thanks for watching.
You SIR, are the only live technician in history that can get away with knocking the ball joints out with a 3lb sledge hammer, and then NOT needing YOU to rebuild the wreckage afterwards!! AND YOU DID IT TWICE!!!
Y O U D A M A N!!!
I actually do it all the time. It is faster than using the press. Most just take one hit, these were a little more stubborn. lol Thanks for watching.
I started watching at the start of the “Mistake” truck and am still very impressed with your work. Wish I lived closer, I’d buy one of your projects.
A lot of people found me with the mistake truck. lol I have had a lot of practice before that. Thanks for the support! I can always ship them. lol
One thing that kills me the most how do you not have a 150k subscribers.
Thanks for the videos..
It is simple, TH-cam is my hobby and I do not spend the money like the big channels on promoting, editing and content. I just film what I do and post it for those that want to learn and watch. Thanks for the support!
The fact is, you make a habit of allowing the purchaser drive a vehicle that is not going to be needing anything but gas and oil under regular driving habits, none of these "it will need this or that" as you discover it needed new brake pads or whatever. That alone speaks about how you view a rebuild project.....make it worthwhile, have integrity and can make the money you deserve. Lovely work, and thoroughly enjoy watching how the parts are properly dealt with as they come out and reinstalled.
This will be the 9th vehicle this family has purchased from me and they still have all but one. I do a lot of repeat and referral business. When other rebuilders are spending money to find new customers, I am barely able to keep up with demand from the happy ones that cost me nothing but doing the job correctly. Thanks for watching!
To skill, a comprehensive knowledge of automotive construction & repair and of automobile auctions, experience, and a collection of the right tools, add a shop with a lift and an adequate storage area, enough cash to finance projects and confidence in your own abilities, and the result is Vehcor. Anyone who might have been a doubter is now fully converted by these videos, and, as am I, convinced that these projects are both doable and profitable if you have the "right stuff," which includes both the determination and proven ability to succeed. Another great job!
Thanks, there are still some doubters that refuse to believe they might actually be wrong. lol Thanks for the support.
Whoever gets the Yuckon which is now a really good Yukon will be a very happy camper & get a lot of carefree miles out of it! You definitely are the most thorough rebuilder I have seen! I would be very happy to buy one of your rebuilds! Looking forward to the next video!
They have been enjoying it for two weeks now. It is the 9th vehicle this family has purchased from me and they still have all but one. I am currently looking for #10 and 11 for them.
Next time I'm feeling tense I'll have to remember that ball joint removal tip. A big hammer and some frustration! You can tell when a guy has done a few of these when he orders the part before he scans the system! Great job on this rebuild as always. If our customers saw what all we do to the rebuild cars they wouldn't haggle on the prices we ask!!
Just watch the fender when you are swinging the hammer. lol Some people still want to haggle after they see the videos. It usually doesn't get them anywhere. I have been know to actually raise the price after the haggling starts and still make the sale at a higher price. When it is all said a done, I usually inform those people that it can hurt to ask. lol
If i lived in America I too would be proud to own one of your rebuilds but as I'm an old Englishman living in Rip Off Britain and given 2 years to live with cancer the chances are very slim of ever moving there. Another great job sir!
Thanks, hopefully the docs are wrong. Take care and stay well!
All these years and I never knew that the individual lights illuminate to tell you which tire to set... wow... I've always known it as L/F, R/F, R/R, L/R... learned something new!!!
That is the right order but I have seen a lot of the new guys get confused (they always seem to want to go the other way around)lol. GM makes it easy for you.
@@vehcor I use an ATEQ tpms tool to relearn/program sensors so it's engraved in my head now the order haha.
who needs to go to school when you got this man
Thanks, I will keep sharing my experience! School doesn't hurt either though. lol
Vehcor guy is the KING of facial expressions!
Planefixer1 I thought I was the only one that noticed 😂
My Dad makes similar facial expressions when working on things lmao.
It has been a habit for so long I don't think I could stop if I tried. 😬
No don’t stop 😂
I love your sense of humor!!!! I have had the same thing happen to me a armchair expert trying to straighten me out.
Close your eyes and think of Adam Sandler....
Everyone is an expert at everything on the internet! Lol. Thanks for watching!
Great job on repairing the Yukon. Looks brand new and could never tell it was in a accident. My favorite series, probably because I have a Tahoe the same color. Great sense of humor. Can't wait for the next vehicle!
Thanks, I always try to make sure they look better than before the accident. I still have plenty of parts so you might see another one! Thanks for watching!
Peace be upon you as you like to inform you I'm from Iraq, and I follow all your videos I love you and I love all thy wonderful
Thank you! Take care as well!
Good morning Scott, great looking rebuild. Will make someone a really nice driver. Great looking color combination. Time to do dinner with your attractive help. You take care, and have a good weekend.
It has moved on to its new home. The new family loves it. The kids like their DVD player. Some of the help is currently on vacation! Have a good weekend!
I like that you respond to many of the comments. Class act all the way.
I try to respond to all of them! It takes a little while and it gets harder everyday! Thanks for the support!
Great videos I like your way of working and no irritating music just you voce over explaining the job, greetings from the `Netherlands .
Thanks, best wishes from the USA!
Your a man with integrity and you only improve your reputation .
Snap on: we made an indestructible tool
Vehcor: i bought it and destroyed it on the second use as a personal challenge 😂😂😂😂 that was awesome!! 👍🏼👍🏼 great job! Keep the series coming, great lesson at the end😂😂
They have not made anything I can't break yet! lol Thanks for watching!
Can’t wait to see what you got for us today!!
Just more of the same truck but hopefully a new unique build this Friday! Thanks for watching.
Awesome job again, good looking motor too. That steering wheel sensor replacement would probably cost a fortune at the dealer. 👍👍👍
Yea its bout 100 off of amazon
It was not too bad, only $80 list. I would imagine if they were not all junk, they might be more expensive. lol Thanks for watching.
I am a Chevy Man You did a great Job. Fix the GMC Button on the steering wheel LOL. If every Tech was as good as you they could Triple their Pay time on Pay Days ... Excellent work....
Thanks!
Another great rebuild. Thanks. I would never hesitate to get a vehicle you rebuilt as you do make it better and really take care of even the little things. Good job!!!!
Thanks for the support!
I too love rebuilding back to OEM but I can't help but imagine how great the truck would've looked debadged and no side moldings.
Great series, nice work!
I think this, just like most GM trucks are too plain with no badges and moldings. Just my personal preference. I would have like to leave them off just because I hate putting them on. lol Thanks for watching!
Great job looks beautiful. Can't wait to see the next project.
Thanks, more are lined up in the driveway.
I'm impressed how clean you stay working in all this dirt and grease; I cant seem to accomplish that...
Love your vids, workmanship, and sense of humor! Keep ‘em coming 👍🇺🇸🦅
Thank you very much!
as usual another AWESOME series.. these builds are why you are one of my favorite you tube channels and i LOVE the fact that you get your family involved in the repairs...
Thanks, good to hear!
Great videos as always, they are pragmatic and emphasis quality work.
The distinction between an engine and motor is simple. An engine creates the power within (an internal combustion engine) vs. a motor, which receives its power from an external source (an electrical or hydraulic motor). A Pontiac Firebird has an engine (to go) and a motor to wiper the windshield. A Tesla has many motors (propulsion, wiper, A/C, cooling, etc.).
I love that Yukon! Love your videos. One of my favorite channels. Cheers from Round Lake.
Thanks for the support! It is nice to hear I am not suffering alone in this state. lol Take care!
Another great job.👍 for giving that Yukon new life. I see so many cars and trucks go to junkyard and rust away for ever.
Thanks, it is worth saving some of them.
Great video. Can’t wait to see what’s next
Thanks, one more of this for old time sake!
Every time I watch one of your videos I realize just how much I don't know about my truck! Sometimes I have enough trouble just getting the various electrical connectors apart... Very enjoyable and informative. You sold me on the Topdon scanner as well - not only did your discount code work, but Amazon had another 10% discount coupon right on the page and I had a few bucks credit so I got one heck of a deal on it. Cheers from Florida.
I thought the scanner was a good deal. Cheaper that most of the others that do less. Some of those new connectors give me trouble as well. 2017 Grand Cherokee took me a bit to figure out the other day! Stay cool down there. Thanks for watching.
I’ve been waiting on this! Might pull the Escalade off the frame after watching this series!!! 😂😭
It makes maintenance work so much easier. 😂
Very thorough job. Great video series, keep up the great work.
Thank you, will do!
yayy slim made an appearance,super as always,love the fact you make your vehicles so all the customer needs to do is fuel them and oil change them when the times comes,this is my usp too with my rebuilds,thanks vehcor love your work and the time you give to share it
Slim is hard to find sometimes. lol Building problem-free vehicles keeps the customers coming back. This was the 9th vehicle this family purchased from me and still have all but one of them. Thanks for the support!
Yukon is looking sharp, better than new. I like how much time you put into the smallest details.
Thanks, it is all about the details!
Excellent workmanship as usual. Very efficient work no wasted efforts. Yukon turn out beautiful. My favorite color. Jah Blessing much love cuz
Thanks for the support!
Great workmanship.
Amazing results too for those hours work.
Thanks, I work pretty fast on the stuff I like!
I loved the dictionary part! Hahah. Thanks for all you do for our enjoyment.
Trolling the "experts" is one of my favorite parts of making videos. lol Thanks for watching!
I very much appreciate the smartassery.
That is a good thing, I have plenty more where that came from. lol
Another Great Video
Can't wait for the next exciting adventure !
Thanks, I have some projects but with the nice weather, no desire to work on them. lol
Awesome man I like your style when you get your crashed cars
Thanks!
Competent and good work. Well done.
Thanks!
Mechanics = 50% diagnostician, 50% contortionist. I charge a premium when I have to work under the dash. Great work!
What about the percentage of educated guesswork? lol Thanks for watching!
That was a good sized job.. swapping frames and all. Body work wise..no that wasnt to bad at all.. a fender and some small dent repairs. Great work as always! Thanks for sharing.
I no longer consider frame swaps a big job. They are pretty easy with practice and they are also my favorite part of rebuilds.
I am amazed at you speed of the rebuild great build
LUV the videos! Great humor! I am learning so much! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, good to hear! Thanks for the support!
The end got me rolling 😂 I can't wait for the next project
Thanks!
“ I win!” Vehcor 2019
👍🏻🏆
Great build series, enjoyed them all!!!!
Thank you!
Hey man. I don’t do any kind of body work and do a little bit of maintenance stuff. I really enjoy watching you rebuild these rides. Keep it up!!
Thanks, will do!
LOL, never even knew there was a motor/engine debate until recently, when someone mentioned it in the comments of a Wes video, (I think he disagrees with you) - but I am not from the US.
Same with torque spec of wheel lugs. Have been around mechanics and my father worked in a garage of most of his life - never saw anyone use a torque wrench, and no wheels flying off.
Maybe some of the exotic cars that use some kind of alloy nuts had specs, but we were never that fancy.
i have a 2011 id love for you to give it a once over to bad i live in Canada. Great video brother very informative and you made everything look easy to do with the right tools. THANKS
That is a little bit of a ride from Canada. lol Thanks for the support!
Excellent as always ! Can't wait till the next one !
Thanks!
Love the ending, favorite part.
H&P Customs .
I was waiting to see the stack of money he made from this project.
Then you must be one of the people that understand it can be a motor. All the "experts" that say it is an engine only are a little unhappy with me right now. 😂 No stacks on this one, I only needed to put those haters in their place once. This time it was the vocabulary trolls that needed to be put in check. I can wait to see who's next on the troll agenda!
A really professional and humourous series as always.
Thank you.
Always informative and entertaining.
Love it and your sense of humor
Thanks!
Always love your videos. I think that Yukon has a heck of a great motor. Anyone who doubts your vocabulary or skills rebuilding vehicles can just go pound sand.
I just can't resist antagonizing the "experts" lol Thanks for the support!
Awesome series so far
Thanks.
Thank you for another great video I always look forward to them and the humor is as always top notch lol
No problem. Thanks for watching!
You’re welcome!
Outstanding work vehcor 👍
Thanks!
Mr. Picasso you did an amazing job on the Yukon, and your humor is well that's just an added bonus, ...lol, no really that's a hell of job well done, looking forward to your next build and hopefully crazy eyes and slim will make a guest appearance.
One more video of this one for old time sake, then onto the next. Thanks for watching
Great build! Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
I love the build man. Great job 👍
Thank you.
You rock Sir we Illinois boys do have a wicked sense of humor. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼..
Thanks, we have to have a decent sense of humor since we live in this horrible state! lol
This 6 Part series means alot to me I have a 2013 6.2L Yukon and I love er to death but she needs some fixin!
Make sure you are subbed, you may have a chance to learn more about Yukons on this channel. Thanks for watching.
Nice work man. Turned out great. That'll make a nice one for somebody.
Thanks, it is now hauling around its new family. Hopefully not turning back into a Yuckon! lol
I love the sarcasm ppl dont understand tha you know your stuff and I started watching ur channel when you got the Gran am
Beautiful job, the new owner should be very happy... Now on to a new build....
The new owner is quite happy. One more video of this one for old time sake then onto the next. Thanks for watching!
Hi there, it's Ben here from South Africa , I like the work and effort you do to the vehicles that you work on, it makes me believe that there is still good 2nd hand vehicles out there, enyway I'd like to ask you a quistion, I have seen a lot of you macanics there in America using cordless inpact wrench and ratchets, is working, and which make is a good but less expensive to bay. Keep up the good work.
I try to make sure my vehicles are as good as new or better. There are still some good builders out there. I'm not a huge fan of cordless tools but they are handy. They are all pretty much equal, I have used them all. I like the Bauer driver and the Milwaukee impacts the best for the money. The Earthquakes I use have gone up in price but are just as good as the Milwaukee. Thanks for watching.
I thought the noise was going to be all the cash you made. Nice build again.
Nah, the check was pretty quiet. lol Thanks for watching!
Great work man!!
Very nice build. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Well done man.
Thank you!
Love it! Best part was the ending rant!
Thanks, trolling the haters is fun for me. lol
I say every truck need a lil love tap from THOR every now & then ! Good job !🙌 i did everything the same as you to my 05 tahoe at the beginning of the year only thing is i did it in my drive way i wish i had your shop !
I'm spoiled using the shop. lol
Not spoiled more like deserved you've said it before you've done it at your house to & we believe you cause of the work you do iam just glad to have found your channel !
Another great job. Even better closing.
Thanks, all series will be closed in a similar fashion. It is the part of the videos I look forward to making the most!
What a great job!
Cheers
Thank you!
Always good information,Thank You.
Thank you!
Here we go again man nice work 👍😎
Thanks
Great job!! Was looking for a teaser on the next project. Guess I'll have to reschedule mowing next week. BTW, it rained today, so I get to do it tomorrow!
Thanks, one more video of this for old times sake. Then I have a few projects lined up.
Great job as always!!
Thanks!
It might not be a big one but it sure as he'll was done perfectly . Great job !
Love the vids....keep up the great work!!!
Thank you, will do!
You are a genius!! Just love your ways
Thanks!
Nice work... beautiful truck
Thanks!
I don't Know why, but i'd love to see you rebuild a totaled Durango between 2015-17. Of the newer Durango's I love their body style, Aside from the first Gen's which are my favorite among them all. Great Video as always V, Can't wait to see what other projects you have in store.
Yep! My dad had a first gen Durango SLT Plus, and it was absolutely gorgeous. His first wife wrecked it driving over three driveways at 50 mph in the dark. But yeah, the newest Durangos look really nice, albeit in a different way.
Of all the generations of Durangos, 2015 era would be my favorite. If a buyer wants one, I would be more than happy to build one. Thanks for the support!
As always, Great job👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
Awesome as always
Thanks!
I will say in the south, I have seen that wax once it gets hot, run out of the drip out the drain holes. Sometimes the wax when melting would attract dust/dirt, leaves and block the drain holes.
Lol love that ending. Great build.
Thanks!
Haha you crack me up when you give it back to the haters !!! Keep up the great work mate
I’m a mechanic, I might pull my finger out and start doing a few projects.
👌great channel keep that awesome content coming
Trolling the haters is one of my favorite parts of making videos. lol Get out in the garage and get to work! Thanks for watching. Good luck on your projects!
if you are keeping it i hope you can enjoy the heck out of it lol good work
Nope, the new owner is enjoying the heck out of it. I did like it while I drove it for a few weeks. Thanks for the support!
Awesome job!
Thanks!
Hahaha - loved the whole vid but especially the end bit! Funny, no dislikes - obviously no Jiffy Lube employees or know-it-alls have watched this video 😄
They were just late to the party, some left some comments and just cannot accept they might be wrong. lol Thanks for watching!