Yeah, I can accept the 2JZ at the end there! I am a big straight six guy! All of them! Gas or diesel! Hell, just about to do a Offenhauser 4bbl intake and EFI exhaust on a Ford 300 in our '75 F350 dump truck!
After finding this channel, and seeing all the "customer declined repairs," I find myself looking at the cars around me while I drive and profiling them for what hazards they might be. haha!
Ditto. I’ve only seen a pickup truck with a wheel come off and a car have its entire rear end collapse at speed on the freeway, but these videos confirm there are many more people neglecting their vehicles and public safety. Defensive driving skills to avoid the weirdos are necessary.
@@garygolfer3243 Absolutely. Did you see that video making the rounds with the unsuspecting Kia that did a crazy jump when a truck’s tire suddenly parted ways? People are crazy, and overconfident with their skills. Lol
I used to sell auto parts at a place that also did repairs and state inspections and when you tell people that you need things to pass inspection,people would say "NO REPAIRS AND THEN THEY WOULD CURSE AND SCREAM AT YOU" they screamed and cursed at me when they came for the vehicles but sometimes they would come back a couple of weeks later to have the repairs and other things done to have it state inspection and emission done
i appreciate the fact that you put the clip from the thumbnail/title first. daily dose of internet does this too, and it's just way more polite than clickbaiting 👍
had no idea that the little nub near the windshield is a light sensor, neat! I know very little about cars, so I watch this channel in hopes of never showing up on it 😅
Cars have manuals. Also, these things should get explained when you buy the car, either by the car dealer or a previous owner. Thirdly, a lot of this should be basic driver education as part of your driving licence. And finally: The internet is a thing nowadays.
@@klj2382 I prefer Slime or others like that, that do not "inflate and seal" at the same time in a pressurized can. Cause here's the thing, that "Fix -A-Flat" stuff explodes tires in hot weather on the highway. I literally had that happen. Disintegrated the tire, it shredded and flew off the car at 120km an hour on a highway, as I pulled out to pass someone. I got over to the shoulder safely, but the entire outer side wall and most of the tread, was gone. Then my ex-girlfriend's brother, who was a Mechanic, said "don't ever use any "inflate and seal" canned stuff like that, it's explosive when the tire gets hot and it does exactly what you experienced. Use this stuff, it doesn't use flammable gasses. It's a bit more work, but just carry a 12V little compressor in your trunk with a bottle of this stuff, which has a valve remover in the cap. Remove the valve, squirt this in, replace the valve and inflate. Very safe stuff." And I've used it ever since. And he's right, if you look at aerosol cans of "Fix-A-Flat" it literally has the flammable symbols on it. Never again will I ever use that stuff, that was scary.
@@MJrocs1309 I work with a guy that RTVs the bead of all of the tires on his truck to prevent leaks. He also refuses to do oil changes, and just adds a quart here and there without actually checking the level. I'm amazed that thing has run as long as it has.
That last clip had me holding my breath hoping it was one of the awesome clips and not another fail...not disappointed. That's a beautiful truck and some seriously awesome numbers!
the Sun Sensor one makes sense to me. a lot of people forget the damn things are even there because they're still not used to that kind of thing being standard equipment, and the dashboard is a convenient shelf.
@@davidknight3249 It's not really how loud , it's more the sound pressure level & vibration. I've seen windows blown out,cars that shut off because tip sensors get tripped & yes an airbag or two. But that's at 151DB+.
I keep saying to buy stock in hearing aid companies because these custom sound systems are breaking windows, shredding phone books and now deploying air bags. Imagine what it’s doing to their hearing!!!
Cool feature of EVs like Teslas, for those not familiar: In addition to a physical brake system like any other car, they also have regenerative braking (reversing the motors to apply braking resistance; essentially turning the motors into temporary generators) which can bring cars to a complete stop. It's not as powerful as physical brakes, but I rarely find myself using my brake pedal (hence the term one-pedal driving).
Same here. I wouldn't have been upset if the person actually applied correctly along the seam. However, people who decide to use silicone for things like this, aren't people who know how to apply it properly, even if it's not being used as intended.
@Just Rolled In lol I had a neighbor who used JB WELD. I was like you moron. But I've Jerry rig some stuff in my truck's. I have an 86 Ram 50 and there's no more left in the adjustment for the clutch, had about an inch of play. So I put a wrench in between the rubber grommet and the nut is and strapped it down with some baling wire and never had to replace it. That was almost 10 years ago. Lol😆
Just yesterday I was driving and noticed the SUV ahead and to my left had a severely wobbling right rear wheel at 40ish mph (temp tags, of course). I hung way back until I had the chance to scoot past him; thanks to this channel all I could picture was that wheel flying off and coming straight at me! This channel has made me much more aware of the conditions other cars on the road may be in, and I definitely try to take that into consideration when driving.
I tell you whats terrifying and that's the amount of people texting and driving,how can one be that irresponsible is beyond me,on a 30 minute commute ill see at least 10 cars that are weaving all over the road,ill take my chances with the wheel coming off,lol
@@sleepyhollow783 'cept an LS is usually an improvement over stock engine; on the other hand, putting a rice engine in a classic truck is just asking to get yourself lynched...
@@wildbill6976 While I am a big fan of the 2JZ, I'm pretty confused about somebody putting one in a pickup truck. A big V8 would be more at home and be almost as powerful.
Oh mate you aint, not by a long shot. HAHAHA One born every minute.... Customer: At night everyone keeps flashing there lights at me makes it hard to drive Inspection: Lights on Check, mainbeam on check, wouldnt turn off. The garage she got it from didnt want to replace the stork so hot wired the main beam to the lights to save on what i presume would have been a fair amount of labor
I said the same thing when I started watching this channel about 12 months ago, but I was so wrong, every new post makes me realize I have lived a sheltered life. As someone once replied, it is scary that there are vehicles in this condition being driven around, it is scary that the owners are allowed to vote and even scarier that they are allowed to reproduce.
@@AnIdiotAboard_ Stalks are pretty easy mostly, some older cars are a headache but mid 80's on are fast once you know what you're doing. I doubt that work was done by a shop, just begging for a lawsuit and if a task takes time, they'll take time and bill for it. Work done "by another garage" is 99.99r% of the time done by the car owner or someone they know.
It's amazing how many of these "customer tried to fix it themselves" repairs end up costing the customer more than the thing they tried to fix in the first place would have...
Thank you sir, this is my allias TH-cam account but it does a 158db at 36hz and when they popped it was playing 19hz sooo about 150db but there’s a lot of pressure in here
I had to go back and see that myself. There was a friend of ours who had a pretty slick Oldsmobile 442 back in the day and had a custom OLDSOMOBILE lettering put on his windshield. I broke it to him with a S.E.Grin.
I found myself sighing deeply and shaking my head several times during this video. As one of my coworkers frequently states: “The enemy is everywhere.” The implied enemy is, of course, stupidity.
@ 3:01 Holy nimrod batman! He spliced his signal/ignition connector to the A+!!???? He shoulda just completed the insanity and spliced the signal/ignition harness lines to the A+ ( speaking of which, where TH IS the harness side of the signal/ignition wires even at !!??? 🤣)
Wow!! that Last truck was awesome. I personally would be afraid of putting my car on a piece of equipment like that, I have seen a few break just as the vehicle started running very fast.
3:30 - Nice 4WD Tercel Wagon! I once worked at a car wash (2005ish), an elderly man came in for a hand-wash in his Tercel Wagon 4WD (manual transmission). Tan with tan cloth. Every bit of chrome shining. Headliner was pristine, not a spot of rust on it. He bought it brand-new, and it only had 86k on it, never been in an accident, still on the original clutch, alternator, starter. He swore he would never sell it, no matter how many times I asked. And I BEGGED. He's probably still driving it today.
That`s why I`m thankful we have TÜV in Germany. Sometimes regulations are important and necessary even if people see it as a hassle. But at least it removes death traps from the street
Driver: "🎵WHHOOOOAAAA WE'RE HALFWAY THEEERREE! WHOOOO-OH LIVIN ON A....🎵" Airbags: "Aw yeah! Time for my drum solo!"💥💥💥💥 Driver: "OHMYGAWD AAAHHHHH!!!"
The rain guard customer got me good I’ve installed them on 3 of my cars and it’s amazing in hot rainy days when I’m parked outside One of my cars had terrible tape so I’m looking for better tape
3M moulding tape. It has a red backer paper on it, once installed you need to slice the tape to remove the attached item and scrape the remains of the tape off. If I recollect correctly that was what came installed on the rain guards when I bought a pair.
I like the ones where a guy who doesn't know how to fix anything has his car worked on by a shop, then it surprisingly looks like it was fixed by a guy who doesn't know how to fix anything.
3:16 There's a truck that can do something few modern trucks can: carry sheets of drywall, laid flat so they don't crack. Most trucks today the bed is too small, the price tag too big.
The beds are made small to get people to use couriers and trucks to deliver their home improvement goods. All large companies do their best to create services for other large companies and to remove the DIY and replace with DIFU [Do It For Us].
@@jayjaynella4539 That first sentence is an absolutely ridiculous statement. Beds are smaller because people want a "truck", but also want seating for the entire family, plenty of space for their fat asses, and the ability to maneuver the vehicle in urban environments. Car manufacturers usually design to what they think people want. So we've got all these short bed pickups that are basically useless for hauling anything.
@@JustRolledIn '94 Dodge 1500, 8' box, with home-made wood sides in stake pockets could get 3+ face cords of firewood in. With tailgate down can haul 16' lumber in with flag on end if not too flex-ey. Hitch-mounted bed extender helps here.
it cant and wont do anything like that. one yellow wire is 12v input for the rotor, the second is voltage sensor and that 3rd terminal is stator output. actually after a second look it does appear they have the battery cable connected to the output terminal so when the car is off the rotor will stay energized and drain the battery. still i would not expect a fire to occur, its just 12-16 volts.
@@_AndromedaGalaxy_ There is also a way (the cheapest one) that after shorting the connection of S and L directly to the positive power, the chip in the relay will simply burn out and in this case it probably will not even suck the battery, it will just stop working. Anyway, there is a lot of what can go wrong, heh.
In a Tesla it's possible to drive without really using the brakes, the regenerative braking system is usually enough for calm driving conditions. I wonder if that has something to do with it. I've also heard about known issues with caliper pins seizing up because of this, which is something that should be checked on during routine maintenance. (And also heard stories of brake rotors warping, which is probably unrelated). The issue with routine maintenance is that Tesla's don't need a lot of maintenance, and for some reason you don't get notified either, the app won't even show me when the next service is due. Im not a mechanic so i really don't know, just throwing some ideas out there.
Exactly my thought. I've seen plenty EV's with badly corroded brake discs as they most likely aren't used much if at all. This is something that needs further investigation because if they fail once they are actually needed it's a hazard all on its own. They need to make those brake discs out of something that doesn't corrode, seeing as how they won't be used much.
I have a Leaf EV and can confirm that the brakes barely get used - especially the rears. The parking brake is the “drum inside a disc” type and because it rains a lot here and the drum never gets hot (so it stays wet), the parking brake drum gets filled with rusty gunk. About once per year the shoes will get stuck to the drum and it’s a fight to get the car to move. I try to keep it cleaned out by using the parking brake to make a few gentle stops in my neighborhood now and then.
@@RealCadde I think Mercedes EV's have software that periodically applies the brakes very lightly while driving to skim the rust off the discs. All EV's should have this I reckon.
I thought all was lost with this round of clips , silicon around the wheel are you serious and with tires that bald in the winter puts the driver and everyone else on the road at risk . But to the rescue like a super hero in a cape to save the day we have my favorite truck to customize a C10 pulling near 500 hp with 539 ft ibs of torgue at the rear wheel . Congrats i think this is your little ones first Easter , if not your family enjoy the holiday anyways , thanks again ..
It is! Unfortunately my wife and I have been sick so might not be the best Easter but it'll still be a good time. You enjoy the holiday as well and I appreciate you being here. 👍
currently learning to be a mechanic at my college and seeing this video both really excites and deeply horrifies me. It’d be really interesting to work on some of these P.O.S vehicles, and simultaneously extremely not cool to know that these exist on the road around me lmao
Buckle up ur gunna see some straaange stuff people do lol. Get in habit of racking vehicles before doing a steering/suspension drivability issue check ✌
There looked like a lot of rust down there for a Tesla. My guess is, road salt something-something, Whitmer is a crook and killed thousands of elderly when she only said she was going to fix the roads.
Much expensive is one of those sound systems? One of my buddies from church, he has a real problem with putting down the bottle. He bought a car, put some sort of system in it, the wiring was thicker than a garden hose. I have a 5.9 Cummins, and the wiring to his amp was WAY bigger than my starter wire. Last year, he pulled up to a gas station with the music so loud, it was vibrating the glass countertop inside the station. After a while, clerk looks out the window, music still going, but driver never got out of the car. She checks, and he's still sitting in the driver seat, out cold. Not knowing if he was dead or alive, or having a medical emergency, she calls emergency services. Music was so loud, that even inside the lobby with the doors closed, the clerk couldn't communicate with dispatch, she had to go to the back, to the restroom and close the door in order to communicate. Police smashed the glass, found him drunk. He went to jail, 3rd offense, he was gone for a while. He wanted me or one of his family members to get the car out of the pound. None of us did, and the car got auctioned off. I didn't go to the auction, but I'm guessing the car went for cheap, it was practically worthless, but there was a nice shiny (and deafening) surprise waiting in the trunk for whoever got the car. He got out a few months ago, no car, no sound system. Got another car from someone in another town about 60 miles away. Before he could make 60 miles to get back home, he got pulled over again, drunk driving again, 4th offense.
@@vivillager The 3rd offense within a set amount of time should be a lifer ban from owning or driving a vehicle until they prove they are totally clean and going to stay that way.
We had an F350 at work the disk section broke away from the rotor entirely as 1 piece. The brakes still worked stopping the disk from turning but the hub and wheel still rotated inside.
Hope you guys have a great upcoming weekend! You can submit clips that you personally filmed on our website at www.justrolledinyt.com
I always laugh out loud when i watch your vids...thanks for posting them...
You too JRL.
Just dragged in
Yeah, I can accept the 2JZ at the end there! I am a big straight six guy! All of them! Gas or diesel! Hell, just about to do a Offenhauser 4bbl intake and EFI exhaust on a Ford 300 in our '75 F350 dump truck!
hey i submitted some clips did u get them ?
That Goat destruction was both impressive and horrifying LOL!!! Sweet C-10!
I thought he said, "Ghost got in" 👻 😂
That's my C10! Thank you!
@@onedayiwillmakesomecontent LOL
@@projectinlinesix Hellyeah! One sweet machine right there, cheers!
Goats are arse holes. Guy at work had his chew the valve stems off all 4 tires. Found out right before shift start too.
After finding this channel, and seeing all the "customer declined repairs," I find myself looking at the cars around me while I drive and profiling them for what hazards they might be. haha!
I know what you mean. At least this time the guy said he'd come back; I suspect he wanted to make sure he could afford it.
Ditto. I’ve only seen a pickup truck with a wheel come off and a car have its entire rear end collapse at speed on the freeway, but these videos confirm there are many more people neglecting their vehicles and public safety. Defensive driving skills to avoid the weirdos are necessary.
@@garygolfer3243 Absolutely. Did you see that video making the rounds with the unsuspecting Kia that did a crazy jump when a truck’s tire suddenly parted ways? People are crazy, and overconfident with their skills. Lol
I used to sell auto parts at a place that also did repairs and state inspections and when you tell people that you need things to pass inspection,people would say "NO REPAIRS AND THEN THEY WOULD CURSE AND SCREAM AT YOU" they screamed and cursed at me when they came for the vehicles but sometimes they would come back a couple of weeks later to have the repairs and other things done to have it state inspection and emission done
That stuff would never pass inspection in my state. Are there states that just don't do inspections? That would explain a lot.
“PLATNIUM”
Absolutely classic!
Look to the comments to clarify🤣 I couldn't figure out what was wrong!! Thought the bed was wrong fit. Thanks😂
Need my eyes checked- missed that the first time!
Thanks, I didn't catch that the first time. I thought it was just the outside of the goat truck. At least it's not a "NO REGERTS" tattoo :^)
Isn't that how the Brits spell it? Or do they spell it "Platinimium" ;^)
@@Mishn0 Probably lol
"Aluminium"
"He once held up a window with a pencil! A FU#%ING PENCIL!!"
He is... The most interesting man in the world.
Baba Yaga
I actually read that in Michael Nyqvist voice 😅
Hey, I once got a VW Beetle open with a pair of scissors - for a friend, of course, she'd left her keys inside. Stationery can be very useful stuff.
You have to be a John Wick fan to get that. LOL
i appreciate the fact that you put the clip from the thumbnail/title first. daily dose of internet does this too, and it's just way more polite than clickbaiting 👍
Just remember folks, the owners of these vehicles that are featured on this channel are the ones we share the road with, let that sink in.
To be perfectly honest - the sun sensor would fool me too. And the goats know better than to get into my car when I’m not around to supervise.
thats why i dont trust any driver on the road, i expect every driver around me to do the dumbest possible thing every second.
This Aussie is hoping that it's only American roads they're sharing!
It’s nice to know that The driver on the 2JZ Chevy shares the road with us 😎
thinking about that scares me every time!
I liked the rain deflectors and the silicon on the wheel, and and and... - you can't fix stupid! 🤭😂👍
That wheel is just a disaster.
You'd think the person had seen so many other rain deflectors over the years that he'd know where they go. But no.
You can apply duct tape, that will at least muffle the sound 😏
Some people don't deserve to have a license
well .... a lot of people DON"T have a license (or insurance) but they still drive ..
I didn't know you had to have one to drive.
Some people don't deserve to have goats.
or a goat _and_ a car... 🐐
I'm going to kick it up a notch , some people shouldn't be allowed to reproduce lol.
had no idea that the little nub near the windshield is a light sensor, neat! I know very little about cars, so I watch this channel in hopes of never showing up on it 😅
Was about to say what an idiot, but then again. Lots of people don't know all the things their car do and where the sensors are placed.
Cars have manuals.
Also, these things should get explained when you buy the car, either by the car dealer or a previous owner.
Thirdly, a lot of this should be basic driver education as part of your driving licence.
And finally: The internet is a thing nowadays.
I always appreciate that you put palate cleanser at the end of each video.
I'm guessing the "bodywork" on the beetle was tons of body filler straight on the damaged panels and nothing else.
aplied and extended with bare hands
@@jonki87 + catapult from 50 foot.
Probably instant noodles and super glue
there's honestly something nice about the look of that bodywork, but honestly like that shouldnt be on the road because its probably not well done.
@@HH-xo7fu Maybe corncobs too
Lol, that tire caulking job was so hilarious. Even my wife was shocked and had a confused look on her face.
maybe they forgot to caulk the inside of the tire also. That might have fixed it
I give them points for trying.
at least try fix-a-flat
@@klj2382 I prefer Slime or others like that, that do not "inflate and seal" at the same time in a pressurized can. Cause here's the thing, that "Fix -A-Flat" stuff explodes tires in hot weather on the highway. I literally had that happen. Disintegrated the tire, it shredded and flew off the car at 120km an hour on a highway, as I pulled out to pass someone. I got over to the shoulder safely, but the entire outer side wall and most of the tread, was gone.
Then my ex-girlfriend's brother, who was a Mechanic, said "don't ever use any "inflate and seal" canned stuff like that, it's explosive when the tire gets hot and it does exactly what you experienced. Use this stuff, it doesn't use flammable gasses. It's a bit more work, but just carry a 12V little compressor in your trunk with a bottle of this stuff, which has a valve remover in the cap. Remove the valve, squirt this in, replace the valve and inflate. Very safe stuff." And I've used it ever since.
And he's right, if you look at aerosol cans of "Fix-A-Flat" it literally has the flammable symbols on it. Never again will I ever use that stuff, that was scary.
@@MJrocs1309 I work with a guy that RTVs the bead of all of the tires on his truck to prevent leaks. He also refuses to do oil changes, and just adds a quart here and there without actually checking the level. I'm amazed that thing has run as long as it has.
That last clip had me holding my breath hoping it was one of the awesome clips and not another fail...not disappointed. That's a beautiful truck and some seriously awesome numbers!
Thank you!
Watching this today makes me feel less dumb for having to stop at a shop today to fix what amounted to a blown fuse. Lol
the Sun Sensor one makes sense to me. a lot of people forget the damn things are even there because they're still not used to that kind of thing being standard equipment, and the dashboard is a convenient shelf.
I think this is the first time I've heard of loud music triggering airbags... which is surprising that it took this long XD
What? I can't hear you! Let me turn down the ringing in my ears!
I can only imagine how loud it was to trigger the airbags. The driver and passengers have to be deaf.
@@davidknight3249 WHAT?!
@@davidknight3249 It's not really how loud , it's more the sound pressure level & vibration. I've seen windows blown out,cars that shut off because tip sensors get tripped & yes an airbag or two. But that's at 151DB+.
@@mnstrxj3280 WHAAAT?
I keep saying to buy stock in hearing aid companies because these custom sound systems are breaking windows, shredding phone books and now deploying air bags. Imagine what it’s doing to their hearing!!!
Coincidentally, Cochlear-implant shares have always been a good investment!
What did you say?
@@procrastinator1842 Pardon?
Cool feature of EVs like Teslas, for those not familiar: In addition to a physical brake system like any other car, they also have regenerative braking (reversing the motors to apply braking resistance; essentially turning the motors into temporary generators) which can bring cars to a complete stop. It's not as powerful as physical brakes, but I rarely find myself using my brake pedal (hence the term one-pedal driving).
Two things that scare the crap out of me is 1. These people are driving next to you on the freeway, and 2. They are allowed to vote.
The last one especially
They are allowed to reproduce as well, and these are usually the people who have the most kids. The movie Idiocracy is basically coming true.
@@lastotallyawesomebleach204 Yeah :-(, they wear those red dunce caps everywhere.
Yeah reproducing is what I'm worried about not voting, its always the same 2 crooks anyway@@lastotallyawesomebleach204
What really scares me is when other people are afforded the same rights and freedoms as me
The rain guards caused me to spew out my water! 😂🤣😂
I actually laughed and swore when I saw that silicone on the tire… 😂
The tech said he thinks it was caulking that was used lol
I just sent that to my cousin. He has a slow leak in one of his tires. I like to "help"
Same here. I wouldn't have been upset if the person actually applied correctly along the seam. However, people who decide to use silicone for things like this, aren't people who know how to apply it properly, even if it's not being used as intended.
@Just Rolled In lol I had a neighbor who used JB WELD. I was like you moron. But I've Jerry rig some stuff in my truck's. I have an 86 Ram 50 and there's no more left in the adjustment for the clutch, had about an inch of play. So I put a wrench in between the rubber grommet and the nut is and strapped it down with some baling wire and never had to replace it. That was almost 10 years ago. Lol😆
It looked like fun tack, the stuff you use on posters, to me. 😂 Nope caulking. I had to look at it again. 😊 I need new glasses.
Just yesterday I was driving and noticed the SUV ahead and to my left had a severely wobbling right rear wheel at 40ish mph (temp tags, of course). I hung way back until I had the chance to scoot past him; thanks to this channel all I could picture was that wheel flying off and coming straight at me! This channel has made me much more aware of the conditions other cars on the road may be in, and I definitely try to take that into consideration when driving.
I tell you whats terrifying and that's the amount of people texting and driving,how can one be that irresponsible is beyond me,on a 30 minute commute ill see at least 10 cars that are weaving all over the road,ill take my chances with the wheel coming off,lol
Those weathershields....... 😂😂😂😂
Gotta move the vent from the "email" setting to the "bacon" setting.
Did not expect to see a 2JZ in a C-10 today, yet here we are.... Awesome!
Small retribution for people putting LSs in every bloody vehicle left on earth.
@@sleepyhollow783 'cept an LS is usually an improvement over stock engine; on the other hand, putting a rice engine in a classic truck is just asking to get yourself lynched...
@@wildbill6976 While I am a big fan of the 2JZ, I'm pretty confused about somebody putting one in a pickup truck. A big V8 would be more at home and be almost as powerful.
@@soaringvulture “almost as powerful”
@@servicetrucker5564 I said I was a 2JZ fan.
As a retired mechanic now I have seen it all... 😂😂😂😂
My wife said KY JELLY instead.
Oh mate you aint, not by a long shot. HAHAHA One born every minute....
Customer: At night everyone keeps flashing there lights at me makes it hard to drive
Inspection: Lights on Check, mainbeam on check, wouldnt turn off.
The garage she got it from didnt want to replace the stork so hot wired the main beam to the lights to save on what i presume would have been a fair amount of labor
I said the same thing when I started watching this channel about 12 months ago, but I was so wrong, every new post makes me realize I have lived a sheltered life. As someone once replied, it is scary that there are vehicles in this condition being driven around, it is scary that the owners are allowed to vote and even scarier that they are allowed to reproduce.
@@AnIdiotAboard_ Stalks are pretty easy mostly, some older cars are a headache but mid 80's on are fast once you know what you're doing. I doubt that work was done by a shop, just begging for a lawsuit and if a task takes time, they'll take time and bill for it. Work done "by another garage" is 99.99r% of the time done by the car owner or someone they know.
If you haven’t seen all of the episodes, they are a must.
It's amazing how many of these "customer tried to fix it themselves" repairs end up costing the customer more than the thing they tried to fix in the first place would have...
Just goes to show how many people have little to no mechanical aptitude.
The worst ones are when the customer gets a new car or gets it repaired at another shop but then it just... breaks down anyway.
omg the 2jz truck at the end was wonderful
That C10 was awesome!
Sometimes it's fun to watch, and sometimes it's so depressing.
If they showed each vehicle owner, this would be a prime time tv show.
Rainguards at the wrong place XD
1:19 lol the sound system setting off the airbag is impressive.
Thank you sir, this is my allias TH-cam account but it does a 158db at 36hz and when they popped it was playing 19hz sooo about 150db but there’s a lot of pressure in here
1:33.. Man, that's one ba -a-a-ad situation. I'll see myself out..
🤣🤣🤣😳
I wonder if the owner's insurance policy includes goat damage
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@chrisstoltz1617 Maybe. Some offer "frog protection".
@@Jeff.78 SERIOUSLY?
“…after goats got into his truck.”
That’s the most country situation I have ever heard of.
Took me a second watch to catch the
P L A T N I U M
😂😂😂
I missed it. I was wondering why that truck was in the video.
Yeah, if you're not expecting it, your brain will just correct the spelling in your head.
I had to go back and see that myself. There was a friend of ours who had a pretty slick Oldsmobile 442 back in the day and had a custom OLDSOMOBILE lettering put on his windshield. I broke it to him with a S.E.Grin.
2:20 As someone who has owned 2 Ferrets in the past, the noise is completely accurate. Exactly how a Ferret sounds 😂
One of the best entertainment channels
Bro, the tiny hat on the sensor killed me =)))))
I found myself sighing deeply and shaking my head several times during this video.
As one of my coworkers frequently states: “The enemy is everywhere.” The implied enemy is, of course, stupidity.
@ 3:01 Holy nimrod batman! He spliced his signal/ignition connector to the A+!!???? He shoulda just completed the insanity and spliced the signal/ignition harness lines to the A+ ( speaking of which, where TH IS the harness side of the signal/ignition wires even at !!??? 🤣)
I wonder if the Silverado electrical problem could be considered an “Act of Goat”?
We see what you did there.
@@bige.3474 and Goat too! 😅
You, redbyrd, are the GOAT! 🤣🤣🤣!!
Oh man...
An act of several goats 😏
That 6 cyl. C10 at the end!....... Awesome!
Wow!! that Last truck was awesome. I personally would be afraid of putting my car on a piece of equipment like that, I have seen a few break just as the vehicle started running very fast.
Man I need sleep... @ 2:02 was wayyyy funnier than it should've been. lol...
Is amazing all the different methods that people use to fix their cars. 😳😳😳😳
3:30 - Nice 4WD Tercel Wagon!
I once worked at a car wash (2005ish), an elderly man came in for a hand-wash in his Tercel Wagon 4WD (manual transmission). Tan with tan cloth. Every bit of chrome shining. Headliner was pristine, not a spot of rust on it. He bought it brand-new, and it only had 86k on it, never been in an accident, still on the original clutch, alternator, starter. He swore he would never sell it, no matter how many times I asked. And I BEGGED. He's probably still driving it today.
I love how many people "fix" their leaking tires with tape 😁
Yeah, because it works so well, that's how everyone fixes their tyres 😅
A ND caulk,lol. Don't think i've ever seen what actually fixed l o l
That beetle looks like a fine father son project. Which I really hope it's the case.
Where the son hopefully did all the body work.
@@tbury2516 a 3 year old one that is...
I was thinking tweaker myself.
That Dyno run made me groan. That was a sweet whine from the twins
Seriously that blowoff is music to my ears!
Nice "bodywork"...
Also not to self... No goats in the car, EVER.
Posted 3 hours ago and already over 80k view. That's one way to tell people love the channels content.
There's a few channels trying to copy this channel, too.
🤣🤣 Awesome dude 👌 class bodyshop the Beetle had been to 🙈 I do wonder about the ones that decline repairs 😕🤦♂️ have a great easter weekend bud 👍
I wonder who is doing all of this crappy body work 😂. Have a great easter weekend as well and enjoy it!
That`s why I`m thankful we have TÜV in Germany. Sometimes regulations are important and necessary even if people see it as a hassle. But at least it removes death traps from the street
I made it. Thank you for this…. I needed the laughs. Rough week so far. Thank u my friend. Stay safe.
I know what you mean! Here as well. Hope you guys are okay and doing well!
@@JustRolledIn it’s going. Still walking talking breathing. Thank u!
Driver: "🎵WHHOOOOAAAA WE'RE HALFWAY THEEERREE! WHOOOO-OH LIVIN ON A....🎵"
Airbags: "Aw yeah! Time for my drum solo!"💥💥💥💥
Driver: "OHMYGAWD AAAHHHHH!!!"
The rain guard customer got me good
I’ve installed them on 3 of my cars and it’s amazing in hot rainy days when I’m parked outside
One of my cars had terrible tape so I’m looking for better tape
3M moulding tape. It has a red backer paper on it, once installed you need to slice the tape to remove the attached item and scrape the remains of the tape off. If I recollect correctly that was what came installed on the rain guards when I bought a pair.
I can definitely see that airbag being deployed by the stereo becoming the new bar for loud car audio.
0:34 Is that fender entirely Bondo?
Yep 😅 a lot of it looks to be Bondo lol
"Customer declined repairs." Synonymous with "I'm an idiot."
I like the ones where a guy who doesn't know how to fix anything has his car worked on by a shop, then it surprisingly looks like it was fixed by a guy who doesn't know how to fix anything.
Finally !! A pencil that wears out before the eraser is used up !!
NOW I KNOW FOR WHAT THAT BUBBLE THINGY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DASH IS FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪
I hate hearing "Customer declined repairs" then knowing they're still out there
John Wick's VW.....he killed it with a f**king PENCIL..🤣
3:16 There's a truck that can do something few modern trucks can: carry sheets of drywall, laid flat so they don't crack. Most trucks today the bed is too small, the price tag too big.
Gotta love a long box! Can't wait to take my 91' F-150 to get a bunch of firewood.
The beds are made small to get people to use couriers and trucks to deliver their home improvement goods. All large companies do their best to create services for other large companies and to remove the DIY and replace with DIFU [Do It For Us].
@@jayjaynella4539 That first sentence is an absolutely ridiculous statement. Beds are smaller because people want a "truck", but also want seating for the entire family, plenty of space for their fat asses, and the ability to maneuver the vehicle in urban environments. Car manufacturers usually design to what they think people want. So we've got all these short bed pickups that are basically useless for hauling anything.
A lot of trucks are now made with small boxes, so it's basically useless as an ACTUAL truck.
@@JustRolledIn '94 Dodge 1500, 8' box, with home-made wood sides in stake pockets could get 3+ face cords of firewood in. With tailgate down can haul 16' lumber in with flag on end if not too flex-ey. Hitch-mounted bed extender helps here.
Man, I’m glad I hung in for the last clip. Odd, but awesome!
Dam im surprised that alternator in the 2nd to last clip didn't cause a fire
it cant and wont do anything like that. one yellow wire is 12v input for the rotor, the second is voltage sensor and that 3rd terminal is stator output.
actually after a second look it does appear they have the battery cable connected to the output terminal so when the car is off the rotor will stay energized and drain the battery. still i would not expect a fire to occur, its just 12-16 volts.
@@_AndromedaGalaxy_ I can't even understand how that could even happen. The wiring going to the voltage regulator doesn't just disappear.
@@_AndromedaGalaxy_ There is also a way (the cheapest one) that after shorting the connection of S and L directly to the positive power, the chip in the relay will simply burn out and in this case it probably will not even suck the battery, it will just stop working. Anyway, there is a lot of what can go wrong, heh.
Doing that on some alternators will full-field the rotor and then the sky's the limit with your output voltage.
@@patricknesbitt4003 And if it's a Chrysler, the Totally Integrated Power Module will be toast.
2:01 The customer installed parts and wants the install covered under warranty. 🤣
If your car is extremely dangerous to the public, mechanic's in Australia can sticker your car with a defect notice
I think the Rain guard installation was my favorite 😂
Best part, they thought that warranty should cover their DIY screwup!
@@mindpilot72 Proves to show just how little many people know about warranties. They absolutely do not cover errors caused by external factors.
In a Tesla it's possible to drive without really using the brakes, the regenerative braking system is usually enough for calm driving conditions. I wonder if that has something to do with it.
I've also heard about known issues with caliper pins seizing up because of this, which is something that should be checked on during routine maintenance. (And also heard stories of brake rotors warping, which is probably unrelated).
The issue with routine maintenance is that Tesla's don't need a lot of maintenance, and for some reason you don't get notified either, the app won't even show me when the next service is due.
Im not a mechanic so i really don't know, just throwing some ideas out there.
Don't forget to throw in the fact that lots of tesla owners think their car has only 3 moving parts and therefore don't need servicing.
Exactly my thought. I've seen plenty EV's with badly corroded brake discs as they most likely aren't used much if at all.
This is something that needs further investigation because if they fail once they are actually needed it's a hazard all on its own.
They need to make those brake discs out of something that doesn't corrode, seeing as how they won't be used much.
I have a Leaf EV and can confirm that the brakes barely get used - especially the rears. The parking brake is the “drum inside a disc” type and because it rains a lot here and the drum never gets hot (so it stays wet), the parking brake drum gets filled with rusty gunk. About once per year the shoes will get stuck to the drum and it’s a fight to get the car to move. I try to keep it cleaned out by using the parking brake to make a few gentle stops in my neighborhood now and then.
@@RealCadde I think Mercedes EV's have software that periodically applies the brakes very lightly while driving to skim the rust off the discs. All EV's should have this I reckon.
Best to engage the brakes hard from time to time on EVs
The rain guard part is more that i can handle.
I thought all was lost with this round of clips , silicon around the wheel are you serious and with tires that bald in the winter puts the driver and everyone else on the road at risk . But to the rescue like a super hero in a cape to save the day we have my favorite truck to customize a C10 pulling near 500 hp with 539 ft ibs of torgue at the rear wheel . Congrats i think this is your little ones first Easter , if not your family enjoy the holiday anyways , thanks again ..
It is! Unfortunately my wife and I have been sick so might not be the best Easter but it'll still be a good time. You enjoy the holiday as well and I appreciate you being here. 👍
@1:40 must be Sleeperdude's car, the goats finally went berserk! 😂😂
I don’t know weather to like these vids or to be terrified to go out of my house cause of the shape of these cars!
0:45 I applaude the non-destructive attempt withotu destroying everything in the process.
that 2j truck is mint. love to see it
0:38 Looks like whoever did the bodywork did not correctly do the bodywork either 🤦🤣
2:07 jesus christ.... Might as well sue the sky
Rain guards my fave w silicone?.to seal that leak...classic😂😂😂
Teslas and catastrophic failure...name a more iconic duo :P.
Teslas and EVs in general don't really require brake part changes very often, could have something to do with that.
Two lug nuts and a bald tire lol. Might need an alignment lol. That c10 is badass
Just remember .... these people are on the road with you.
Thank you LORD for blessing me w/commen sense and YOUR SACRIFICE & LOVE FOR US on this Easter Weekend! HAPPY EASTER EVERONE!!! GOD BLESS
Shortly after the goat "customized" that Chevy interior he became a main dish at this family dinner :(
Cabrito tacos 🌮 👍🏻😆
@@erichoekstra206 eso tambien funcionaria 😁
A 2JZ swapped '69 C-10? No way! That is awesome!
currently learning to be a mechanic at my college and seeing this video both really excites and deeply horrifies me. It’d be really interesting to work on some of these P.O.S vehicles, and simultaneously extremely not cool to know that these exist on the road around me lmao
Buckle up ur gunna see some straaange stuff people do lol. Get in habit of racking vehicles before doing a steering/suspension drivability issue check ✌
OMG, love that Tercel!
1:24 I think someone was messing around install their custom sound system and flipped the occupant restraint controller.
Huh?😂nah my system just windy asf caused the impact sensors to go off
Ya while he was driving🙄
2nd clip: That's one strong transmission! I'd rather pay for new wheels & tires than a new transmission.
😂😂😂Vaseline
That's a first 😂
I respect the people that admit to effing up their own cars, rather than blaming it on “another shop”. 😂
on a Tesla it would be a circuit breaker 😂
There looked like a lot of rust down there for a Tesla.
My guess is, road salt something-something, Whitmer is a crook and killed thousands of elderly when she only said she was going to fix the roads.
@@joshuakarr-BibleMan All cars look like that after a few years though, at least where I live.
Just fix it with a software update.
The caulk bead seal attempt on that Camaro has me rolling
If your music is that loud. You deserve to have your airbags randomly go off.
Much expensive is one of those sound systems? One of my buddies from church, he has a real problem with putting down the bottle. He bought a car, put some sort of system in it, the wiring was thicker than a garden hose. I have a 5.9 Cummins, and the wiring to his amp was WAY bigger than my starter wire. Last year, he pulled up to a gas station with the music so loud, it was vibrating the glass countertop inside the station. After a while, clerk looks out the window, music still going, but driver never got out of the car. She checks, and he's still sitting in the driver seat, out cold. Not knowing if he was dead or alive, or having a medical emergency, she calls emergency services. Music was so loud, that even inside the lobby with the doors closed, the clerk couldn't communicate with dispatch, she had to go to the back, to the restroom and close the door in order to communicate. Police smashed the glass, found him drunk. He went to jail, 3rd offense, he was gone for a while. He wanted me or one of his family members to get the car out of the pound. None of us did, and the car got auctioned off. I didn't go to the auction, but I'm guessing the car went for cheap, it was practically worthless, but there was a nice shiny (and deafening) surprise waiting in the trunk for whoever got the car. He got out a few months ago, no car, no sound system. Got another car from someone in another town about 60 miles away. Before he could make 60 miles to get back home, he got pulled over again, drunk driving again, 4th offense.
@@vivillager The 3rd offense within a set amount of time should be a lifer ban from owning or driving a vehicle until they prove they are totally clean and going to stay that way.
And for all the windows to shatter as well.
I'd think their ear drums would blow before the air bags did
What song was it playing?
ha ha ... the airbags deploying ... can imagine what the extremely loud noise does to your eardrums ...
1:57 Bet he has a No Regerts tattoo.
"Only GAD can FUDGE me"
We had an F350 at work the disk section broke away from the rotor entirely as 1 piece. The brakes still worked stopping the disk from turning but the hub and wheel still rotated inside.