I am not a mechanic. But in the 80's I replaced a Turbo 400 transmission, brakes and calipers, and rebuilt a Holly 750 4 barrel carburetor on my Firebird. I used a Chiltons repair manual. Every single repair I did looked better than any I've seen done on here by these so called "friends". It wasn't that hard to make sure all pieces fit together and nothing was leftover. I think some of these people doing these repairs have to be tweakers because they initially believe they can do anything when their brain is frying high.
What I don't understand: how these people, who decline all repairs on their completely brake-less cars, can even stop their wreckage??? How on earth can they stop _anywhere_ , let alone where it would be necessary? 😅
Some of these mechanical issues stem from what I refer to as "amateur over enthusiasm". The owner gets the car immobile, need parts but obviously can't drive down the road to get them. So make do with ever there is to hand. I've always advocated having more than one vehicle available. Bit like having separate bank accounts. Jack, the Japan Alps Brit
Shops should have the right to sue the customers right back for reckless endangerment if people are gonna keep calling mechanics “crooks” over stuff like this.
I took one of my vehicles in to the shop, told them it needed front pads and rotors for sure and probably calipers and if it needed calipers to do flex lines too. It needed exactly what I thought it did, so I had the whole job done.
Why do we all laugh when we find nuts and nests left by squirrels in our cars??? OK. I'm guilty of it as well. But goddamnit! They are a pain in the ask.
Some states have different laws when it comes to car repairs some if it drove in it can drive out some the customer would have to sign saying that the shop made you aware of a safety issue and you don't want it repaired so they are not at fault if something happens to it BUT ALL THAT ASIDE ITS NOT JUST YOUR LIFE ITS THE OTHER PEOPLE THAT CAN GET HURT BECAUSE PEOPLE WANT TO SPEND MONEY ON FIXING THEIR CAR
I think all lifters are rattling, & the knock is slight big-end or small-end wear, or slight piston slap. That points to lack of oil &/or oil changes... of course.
we had a problem with rats a long time ago. They kept nesting under the hood of a 75 Mercury Cougar RX7 and had to sell the car They weren't driving it like that for a year. Driving it for a year is what destroyed the tire. I bent a tie rod end like that once hitting a curb in a Focus. Squealed it all the way to the shop. Don't know why the engine ticking video was on here. What's so odd about that? Car broke and owner took to mechanic. That's what's supposed to happen, and it's a Saturn so it's probably toast.
3:03 Uhhh I think you said it wrong… it’s not these nuts, it’s… *DEEZ NUTS!* Ha! Gotcha! Ok but in all seriousness, if you have squirrels in your car, get rid of them. They’re only a liability.
I don't comprehend how a vehicle can end up in such a sorry state as seen in these clips. Sure, its funny and we get a laugh out of it, but at the end of the day, its lives on the line every day someone declines repairs this serious and continues to drive unrepaired. I wish mechanics were legally allowed to condemn vehicles that are in poor maintenance and pose a safety risk to the drivers and other vehicles unless the owner completed the minimum repairs.
I’m having trouble believing that most of the cars are in such deplorable condition, do people believe in the car fairy? Like the tooth fairy but for getting some money for rotten car’s!
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I can’t imagine a shop that wouldn’t make a customer sign a waiver if they refused to have some of this stuff fixed.
I think in such cases you should involve the race control (those with the funky lights on the roof) and prevent the customer from continuing to drive.
What should alarm all of us is these people have voting rights and worse yet, jury duty.
And the women daddies are having babies by their woman husbands…sad but it makes sense today🤷♂️🤢🤮
I mean I wouldn't go that far. In the US public transport is so scarce that people HAVE to drive cars, even the stupid people
Democrats gotta maintain power somehow
@@Road_Rash meh. It would improve critical thinking at least
The more immediate problem is these rolling road hazards might be behind you...
I am not a mechanic. But in the 80's I replaced a Turbo 400 transmission, brakes and calipers, and rebuilt a Holly 750 4 barrel carburetor on my Firebird. I used a Chiltons repair manual. Every single repair I did looked better than any I've seen done on here by these so called "friends". It wasn't that hard to make sure all pieces fit together and nothing was leftover. I think some of these people doing these repairs have to be tweakers because they initially believe they can do anything when their brain is frying high.
What I don't understand: how these people, who decline all repairs on their completely brake-less cars, can even stop their wreckage??? How on earth can they stop _anywhere_ , let alone where it would be necessary? 😅
Shop near me had a sign that read, "Stop here for a free brake inspection. If you can't stop, you need us."
@@BigLisaFan Very clever! 😎
I know what story that is, it's the ooze from Ghostbusters 2
Some of these mechanical issues stem from what I refer to as "amateur over enthusiasm". The owner gets the car immobile, need parts but obviously can't drive down the road to get them. So make do with ever there is to hand.
I've always advocated having more than one vehicle available. Bit like having separate bank accounts.
Jack, the Japan Alps Brit
Criminal negligence for letting a vehicle go unchecked
Shops should have the right to sue the customers right back for reckless endangerment if people are gonna keep calling mechanics “crooks” over stuff like this.
I took one of my vehicles in to the shop, told them it needed front pads and rotors for sure and probably calipers and if it needed calipers to do flex lines too. It needed exactly what I thought it did, so I had the whole job done.
Why do we all laugh when we find nuts and nests left by squirrels in our cars???
OK. I'm guilty of it as well. But goddamnit! They are a pain in the ask.
In a first, an auto mechanic worked side by side with the Orkin Man to repair a vehicle.
The loose oil filter was most like because the customer had his oil changed at Wamart.
There’s no way I’d work on someone’s disgusting filthy vehicle I wouldn’t trust them to be trustworthy customers…👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Thats a j series in that saturn. Mechanical rockers.
Normal to tick at idle but will need adjustment over time.
I think that differential was fed some Pepto-Bismol.
Some states have different laws when it comes to car repairs some if it drove in it can drive out some the customer would have to sign saying that the shop made you aware of a safety issue and you don't want it repaired so they are not at fault if something happens to it BUT ALL THAT ASIDE ITS NOT JUST YOUR LIFE ITS THE OTHER PEOPLE THAT CAN GET HURT BECAUSE PEOPLE WANT TO SPEND MONEY ON FIXING THEIR CAR
That saturn is one of the ones that had the honda V6 motors
A bag of actual rubbish... 😂
Ticking sounds like a lifter.
Still a problem
I think all lifters are rattling, & the knock is slight big-end or small-end wear, or slight piston slap. That points to lack of oil &/or oil changes... of course.
@@De19thKingJulion Must be my adult kids car. No matter whet you tell him he just doesn't like to check his oil.
Can you imagine what their house or apartment looks like?
Saturn needs a valve lash adjustment thats powered by a Honda J-series engine
The rodents are the more intelligent life forms.
we had a problem with rats a long time ago. They kept nesting under the hood of a 75 Mercury Cougar RX7 and had to sell the car
They weren't driving it like that for a year. Driving it for a year is what destroyed the tire. I bent a tie rod end like that once hitting a curb in a Focus. Squealed it all the way to the shop. Don't know why the engine ticking video was on here. What's so odd about that? Car broke and owner took to mechanic. That's what's supposed to happen, and it's a Saturn so it's probably toast.
3:03
Uhhh I think you said it wrong… it’s not these nuts, it’s… *DEEZ NUTS!*
Ha! Gotcha!
Ok but in all seriousness, if you have squirrels in your car, get rid of them. They’re only a liability.
That "DEEZ NUTS...GOTTEM!" was the first thing that came to mind for me too.
More like: Fill 'er full of...Deez Nuts.
Some of these vehicles should be condemned and taken off the road.
Pink?
I don't comprehend how a vehicle can end up in such a sorry state as seen in these clips. Sure, its funny and we get a laugh out of it, but at the end of the day, its lives on the line every day someone declines repairs this serious and continues to drive unrepaired. I wish mechanics were legally allowed to condemn vehicles that are in poor maintenance and pose a safety risk to the drivers and other vehicles unless the owner completed the minimum repairs.
I’m having trouble believing that most of the cars are in such deplorable condition, do people believe in the car fairy? Like the tooth fairy but for getting some money for rotten car’s!
Quit showing those narrow window pictures you can't see anything
I keep moth balls and fox urine under the hoods of my vehicles.
Fake snakes 🐍 may help to
I am not sure I want to know where you got the fox urine……….
@@winston6369 cruelty to animals
A farm supply store.
I don't recommend collecting it from the source.
Good thing Texas is getting rid of safety inspections. Now we will see so many of these shitboxes on the road.
hey you dont want a nanny state do you?
These are downright scary . To think we share the rd with those that refuse repairs 😮🫣🤷♂️😬