seen cars with no passenger floor pan and completely rusted sub-frame pass a state safety inspection but my truck wont pass for having scale rusted frame (flaking surface rust) but otherwise strong and no holes or soft spots.
@@vacantmindstudio4469 There are only 15 states in the United States that even require periodic safety inspections on non-commercial vehicles anymore. Starting January 1, 2025 there will only be 14 because Texas is no longer going to require safety inspections on non-commercial vehicles.
8:32 Okay, I live down south and can confirm there is random debris on the road FLYING through the air. Had a piece of rock a semi threw at me that just clipped the car and make a scratch. Another 3mm to the left and it would have smashed my hood, probably would have bounced up and smashed the windshield. Also, I was driving to work at night, and all of a sudden, 1,000 golf balls bouncing down the highway came into my headlights! The interstates are not lit, so beyond the range of your headlights is a black void of uncertainty at night. They were all over the road so I just hit them! The sound was hilarious! No damage to the car. I have absolutely no idea where they came from or what happened to them. Must have fallen out of somebody's car or off the back of a truck.
I’ve wrenched on my own cars for about 30 years and was a diesel mechanic for a bit at a Kenworth repair center and then went to work for a construction company as fleet mechanic. I have so many insane stories to tell. I don’t think people realize just how many unsafe vehicles share the roads with everyone else. Anytime I see these videos of the vehicles that are complete rust buckets or jerry-rigged and still operating on the road with the rest of us, I just remember the amount of owner/operator rigs that slip passed inspections. It’s terrifying when you realize the amount of potential carnage a loaded tractor/trailer can do to the rest of the vehicles on the road. Drive safe folks.
well it's not exactly hard either though. Take what you do for a living, do you find it difficult? It's technically challenging to replace an engine for a complete novice or someone that doesn't do it for a living. For a mechanic..it's tuesday
The customers that bring you a car, act shocked something is broken (why TF did you bring it here?!?) then refuse all repairs are absolutely infuriating and soul sucking.
One of my brothers isn't into cars said he had to change a flat and something wasn't right ,,, all the lugnuts were flat side towards the rim and the wheel was starting to wear around the holes . He was a straight A student and class president of 6 years . Yes I had to explain lug nuts carefully to make sure that he lived to graduate .
Thank The FSM, that all manufacturers have moved away from toughened glass, to laminates. I was spanking down the M40, near High Wycombe, at about 120mph about three in he morning. I overtook a construction materiels lorry in the slow lane. When a lump of granite, about the size of a golf ball, hit the windscreen putting about a two centimetres dent in it... Right in front of my face!!! I was a tad surprised!
@5:34 what customer really meant was "I was told by someone after I drove on it for 50 miles instead of immediately pulling over that I should probably get it looked at and maybe if I lie it will be covered under warranty".
Y'know, I sympathize with some of the customers. I've figured out a whole heck of a lot about a whole heck of a lot of things in my time on this Earth, but automotive work is still largely a mystery to me. I know when I'm starting to have trouble with my steering or my suspension or my brakes or my exhaust, but very little idea how bad it really is. It could be that my disks are a bit warped or it could be that my whole front end is about to riot. It turns out that my first car was a bit of a joke in my local shop. The suspension was royally screwed the whole time I owned it. Riding entirely on the springs, swaying all over the place, major safety concern. And I was blissfully unaware because the thing drove like a La-Z-boy on wheels. So relaxing on road trips... my passengers would fall asleep for hours at a time.
I get that loud squeal over 40 on my Citron van for a past time. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Yes I keep hitting the passenger window switch opening it a bit !
Depends on the owner. I've been doing brakes for years and trust myself more than any dealership. I took my car for a brake disk (rotor) recall a few years ago : checked their work afterwards and found they had stripped half the wheel studs. I replaced the studs myself.
When are drivers going to learn that you need to let the pros do this stuff now cause with all of the extra sensors in cars and trucks now it seems like DIY is going out of style. After seeing a lot of people just drive off without paying for repairs that the car needs badly I’m wondering how these people would handle driving an EV could you trust them with a different kind of car?
And who is a pro? Licensed doesn't mean anything anymore. Dealerships all the way down to single bay mechanics shops have licensed morons. It's hard to find a "pro"
as much as you’re right, the right to repair should never go away and i hate the way the automotive industry is moving. as you said EV’s are in no way fixable DIY, so if it’s broken you’re paying up the ass no matter what. it sucks
Bruh, i don't trust other drivers in general anyways. ESPECIALLY here in Italy, where nobody gives a shit about anyone else and will drive however they please...
17:41 That's one of the fucking piece of shit 1.4L Turbo engine that GM put in the Chevy Sonic and Cruze (and I think some others). Those engines don't even make it 100,000 miles without needing major mechanical work and if you neglect the oil changes by even 1 mile they get pissed off and die. Let's not even talk about how many plastic coolant components are on that engine.
That's why, I quit being a mechanic, in 1994. I argued too much with the customers because. I didn't want to let them leave, with an unsafe vehicle. Broken ball joints, very loose tie rod end, exposed belts from tires, no tailpipes which, made the muffler blowing the exhaust directly on a leaky fuel tank ...etc... Phok dat sh*t, I'm gone !
Don't worry, they got rid of safety inspections where I am because "they saw no correlation between them and preventing accidents". Seriously think they have a data problem.....and a corruption problem
Spent some of my life as a Ford mechanic one of the better running gear setup was a Galaxie with a 390 from 65 to 73 then the government got in to making smog engines all went sideways. Spent 10 years restoring Mustangs and the V8 cars were much better than the 6cly very few problems with either of these
The one at 4:11 is actually pretty common on these yamaha YI-3 Engines. The piston skirt starts to wear down and the piston starts knocking due to twisting in the bore I just had to do this on my motorcycle but I cant imagine ignoring it for this long to get to this extent
there should be a law that if a mechanic finds that a car is unsafe to be on the road, owner must either have it fixed on the spot or have the car deemed illegal to drive until properly fixed by a qualified shop. Not allowing customer to drive it away, to the point of calling the cops if needed.
@hellishcyberdemon7112 yeah, we actually do, and we don't live in dictatorships and we aren't bankrupted if someone in our family needs to go to hospital. Americans have so little idea as to what constitutes freedom, can't articulate the issues of positive versus negative freedom yet profess to be experts on it. But at a basic level, you have drunk driving laws, but can't see a need to have cars that are actually roadworthy and safe for other road users - that's not being free, that just being fucking stupid.
To be fair to us idiot customers, we don’t have a lift. Fortunately, I haven’t been in this position yet, but if I had a lift I think I could get at least close to diagnosing the problem (but not fixing it). I’ll work on my motorcycle sometimes for simple stuff, but I don’t touch my car for fear of messing it up lol.
are really people allowed to leave the mechanics if they don't repair their car? isn't this a very dangerous thing to let people drive away with such un-drivable cars?
The roads would be 90% safer if 70% of people would admit they should not be driving. You can say you check it over but the vehicle will tell a different story.
As much as I hate German TÜV (technical inspection every 2 years)... When I see this, I feel safer here. Why isn't there a good way in the middle... Tech inspection, but just the vital things. Aren't you obligated to report these death traps to the police and/or DMV, if they deny repairs?
Most places in America don't have laws like that and those places that do vary wildly. If a mechanic sees something dangerous like some of these, sometimes they will have the owner sign a waiver accepting liability of the vehicle to absolve themselves of any legal ramifications. Otherwise, unless they work on it (even unrelated repairs), then it doesn't matter if they saw it and let it drive away. It's the owners responsibility. Some places might have different laws, but all you have to do is cross a state or even county line in some cases and the rules are practically nonexistent. You really only get in trouble for that kind of stuff after you get in an accident or pulled over by a cop.
You are lucky. In the UK it is yearly and they are _very_ strict. I have just had a test done and they complained about rust on brake disks (rotors), but it is superficial rust that appears straight away with rain drops on it. I polish the rotors with emery cloth just before a test, but on this occasion it rained on the way to the test.
"customers" who buy nice cars dont need to be "mechanics" they dont need to know anything about cars or have to repair anything ......... they have plebs who do all the work .
Why soooooo many bad breaks in these videos? Doing your breaks is one of the easiest things you can do yourself at home with very little experience. Damn when I first started out I watched a couple of videos on my car on the front breaks and then I did them. From there you can then do your own oil change and stuff like that. So many bad breaks and these damn people are out here driving on the roads with your family and mine.
I cannot believe the condition of these cars,in the UK our cars,vans etc have to pass a yearly test of condition of vehicles,the cars in these vids would never be allowed on the road,these are death traps!!!
aside from the CS stupidity of not repairing safety relevant stuff, i cannot comprehend why most of the guys in the video dont wear gloves. All that nasty ass oil cannot be good for your skin.
Can People really be that Numb to Taking care of their Car? And when Mechanics see Spray Foam and Bungy Cords, are they Legally Supposed to let that Owner Leave with their Vehicle??? If that Owner was Intoxicated when they arrived to take their vehicle, Would they be allowed to leave with their Vehicle? So how do you not Ban that vehicle from the road, endangering other drivers lives? If owners got into an accident after leaving your shop and you Knew the condition of them and/or their car, I am not sure how you couldn't be held responsible for the people that were hurt of Killed due to it???
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I’m always surprised as a mechanic
I get pulled over for my modded car, people with bald tires and no brakes aren’t.
You need a new moderator
seen cars with no passenger floor pan and completely rusted sub-frame pass a state safety inspection but my truck wont pass for having scale rusted frame (flaking surface rust) but otherwise strong and no holes or soft spots.
@@vacantmindstudio4469 There are only 15 states in the United States that even require periodic safety inspections on non-commercial vehicles anymore. Starting January 1, 2025 there will only be 14 because Texas is no longer going to require safety inspections on non-commercial vehicles.
@@pjstartv6798 I'm surprised they require them at all. Just teh goobermint tryna take their gawd given freedumb.
@@AsmodeusMictian Yeah until a shit box hits you going 80mph because their breaks broke a month ago and they didn't bother fixing them
8:32 Okay, I live down south and can confirm there is random debris on the road FLYING through the air. Had a piece of rock a semi threw at me that just clipped the car and make a scratch. Another 3mm to the left and it would have smashed my hood, probably would have bounced up and smashed the windshield. Also, I was driving to work at night, and all of a sudden, 1,000 golf balls bouncing down the highway came into my headlights! The interstates are not lit, so beyond the range of your headlights is a black void of uncertainty at night. They were all over the road so I just hit them! The sound was hilarious! No damage to the car. I have absolutely no idea where they came from or what happened to them. Must have fallen out of somebody's car or off the back of a truck.
That Integra clutch - tell me you can't drive a standard without telling me you can't drive a standard
I’ve wrenched on my own cars for about 30 years and was a diesel mechanic for a bit at a Kenworth repair center and then went to work for a construction company as fleet mechanic.
I have so many insane stories to tell. I don’t think people realize just how many unsafe vehicles share the roads with everyone else.
Anytime I see these videos of the vehicles that are complete rust buckets or jerry-rigged and still operating on the road with the rest of us, I just remember the amount of owner/operator rigs that slip passed inspections.
It’s terrifying when you realize the amount of potential carnage a loaded tractor/trailer can do to the rest of the vehicles on the road. Drive safe folks.
I think it's funny how casual these mechanics say..WE REMOVED THE ENGINE..OR WE REPLACED THE ENGINE...as if it's as easy as changing a tire 😂😅
well it's not exactly hard either though.
Take what you do for a living, do you find it difficult?
It's technically challenging to replace an engine for a complete novice or someone that doesn't do it for a living.
For a mechanic..it's tuesday
Costomer state videos are all the reasons why they wont make cars that fly..
The customers that bring you a car, act shocked something is broken (why TF did you bring it here?!?) then refuse all repairs are absolutely infuriating and soul sucking.
Not surprising that the mustang driver hit a curb.... LOL
One of my brothers isn't into cars said he had to change a flat and something wasn't right ,,, all the lugnuts were flat side towards the rim and the wheel was starting to wear around the holes .
He was a straight A student and class president of 6 years . Yes I had to explain lug nuts carefully to make sure that he lived to graduate .
12:30 You're NOT supposed to let the smoke out! 🤣
Thank The FSM, that all manufacturers have moved away from toughened glass, to laminates. I was spanking down the M40, near High Wycombe, at about 120mph about three in he morning. I overtook a construction materiels lorry in the slow lane. When a lump of granite, about the size of a golf ball, hit the windscreen putting about a two centimetres dent in it... Right in front of my face!!! I was a tad surprised!
Got the same experience with a company caddy - fist sized rock came down from a Brigde bounced of and left a lil crack in the middle of the View.
"Was spanking down the M40 at 120mph"
Aren't you the clever one... Bet you're a real man.
"My car doesn't run right." Well it doesn't walk either!😂
@5:34 what customer really meant was "I was told by someone after I drove on it for 50 miles instead of immediately pulling over that I should probably get it looked at and maybe if I lie it will be covered under warranty".
I think that hubcap still had the wheel connected to it
maybe even the hub itself
5:12 labor $400 😂
Before searching the time...was this comment about removing the cup in the wheel making noise? Lol
0:47 The sound from the cup one was too funny 😂
Y'know, I sympathize with some of the customers. I've figured out a whole heck of a lot about a whole heck of a lot of things in my time on this Earth, but automotive work is still largely a mystery to me. I know when I'm starting to have trouble with my steering or my suspension or my brakes or my exhaust, but very little idea how bad it really is. It could be that my disks are a bit warped or it could be that my whole front end is about to riot. It turns out that my first car was a bit of a joke in my local shop. The suspension was royally screwed the whole time I owned it. Riding entirely on the springs, swaying all over the place, major safety concern. And I was blissfully unaware because the thing drove like a La-Z-boy on wheels. So relaxing on road trips... my passengers would fall asleep for hours at a time.
Can't believe what you are driving next too😅😅
In front of or beside isn’t as scary as what is behind you. Who needs brakes when they can use yours to stop with?
I get that loud squeal over 40 on my Citron van for a past time.
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Yes I keep hitting the passenger window switch opening it a bit !
This is why required annual state inspections are needed. These people are sharing the road with you.
I amazes me how many car owners flirt with death by doing their own brake and steering repairs.
Because it is super easy if you know what you are doing.
Depends on the owner. I've been doing brakes for years and trust myself more than any dealership. I took my car for a brake disk (rotor) recall a few years ago : checked their work afterwards and found they had stripped half the wheel studs. I replaced the studs myself.
When are drivers going to learn that you need to let the pros do this stuff now cause with all of the extra sensors in cars and trucks now it seems like DIY is going out of style. After seeing a lot of people just drive off without paying for repairs that the car needs badly I’m wondering how these people would handle driving an EV could you trust them with a different kind of car?
Even as an aircraft mechanic, I have to get a lot of stuff done to my car for me. Computers are annoying
Nah, right to repair should be a thing, and whoever can defend it and actually do diy, should!
And who is a pro? Licensed doesn't mean anything anymore. Dealerships all the way down to single bay mechanics shops have licensed morons. It's hard to find a "pro"
as much as you’re right, the right to repair should never go away and i hate the way the automotive industry is moving. as you said EV’s are in no way fixable DIY, so if it’s broken you’re paying up the ass no matter what. it sucks
Bruh, i don't trust other drivers in general anyways. ESPECIALLY here in Italy, where nobody gives a shit about anyone else and will drive however they please...
There is a reason why you have so low speed limits 😂🤣
What's really terrifying is that most of the people drove their vehicle in that condition to the shop
Only good thing about my wrx. Oh the 1/4” thick aluminum skid plate from factory
Amazing the things the car owner will say happened to try and avoid putting their stupidity or negligence on display.
I screamed a bunch watching but 18:35 was a new sound for me
17:41 That's one of the fucking piece of shit 1.4L Turbo engine that GM put in the Chevy Sonic and Cruze (and I think some others). Those engines don't even make it 100,000 miles without needing major mechanical work and if you neglect the oil changes by even 1 mile they get pissed off and die. Let's not even talk about how many plastic coolant components are on that engine.
9:42 literally looks like belt shifting!
oh these make my head hurt!
Apparently, the one tool that mechanics have that a lot of car owners don't have is a working pair of eyes.
How half of these made it to the shop amazed me
And then there is always that 1 tech who thinks they know everything, but has a ton of comebacks. Smh
The poor rat mechanic , 22.25 " I was just checking his brakes and he drove away " .
That's why, I quit being a mechanic, in 1994. I argued too much with the customers because. I didn't want to let them leave, with an unsafe vehicle. Broken ball joints, very loose tie rod end, exposed belts from tires, no tailpipes which, made the muffler blowing the exhaust directly on a leaky fuel tank ...etc... Phok dat sh*t, I'm gone !
Don't worry, they got rid of safety inspections where I am because "they saw no correlation between them and preventing accidents". Seriously think they have a data problem.....and a corruption problem
Spent some of my life as a Ford mechanic one of the better running gear setup was a Galaxie with a 390 from 65 to 73 then the government got in to making smog engines all went sideways. Spent 10 years restoring Mustangs and the V8 cars were much better than the 6cly very few problems with either of these
The one at 4:11 is actually pretty common on these yamaha YI-3 Engines.
The piston skirt starts to wear down and the piston starts knocking due to twisting in the bore
I just had to do this on my motorcycle but I cant imagine ignoring it for this long to get to this extent
5:38 then the went out 😂
I thought the corn had to be processed into ethanol before it went into the engine. Huh. I'll give a corn-cobb a try on my next fill up.
21:04 the kitties look :D
We are driving around on the interstate with these people.
1:13 someone tell My Cousin Vinnie that's what he meant by "mud in the tires".
They hit what they thought was a hubcap but was probably really a manhole cover.
See My Cousin Vinnie to explain 1:15 - - "Ya got mud in your tires"
Just stay on top of changing fluids, tires/ brakes, and whatever else it needs in maintenance.
I pulled a live 556 round out a tire a few years back still have it sitting on my dresser
Great videos...but it's sad that many so called mechanics make fake problems...
Eeeevery show over 10 second.. is all COMMERCIALS 😂😅😂😅😂😅
Just think for a moment that these drivers are on the road with us
0:22 Hmm it seems every dodge, honda, and nissan in my neighborhood has this same issue
there should be a law that if a mechanic finds that a car is unsafe to be on the road, owner must either have it fixed on the spot or have the car deemed illegal to drive until properly fixed by a qualified shop. Not allowing customer to drive it away, to the point of calling the cops if needed.
That's how it is here but people do what they want. You anger the wrong person and they will drive through you and your shop with it.
19:40 i think your car has tapeworms
0:38 Yeah those Chewbacca brakes from Ali Express are no good.
If that mustang only broke a tie rod pretty lucky gotta say😂
As a pedestrian I am terrified that so many ignorant non insured people driving around with their vehicles like this !
WoW ! Lol
The caliper is paper thin? You are a mechanic? Lol
If youre talking about 1:41 i dont see where hes wrong?
The rim was attacked to the hub cap
7:32 Nothing wrong there. That's a bog-standard "wobbilator shaft".
1:06. Well, customer, stop going to Coffee and Cars and showing off. Oh wait, you're a Mustang. Okay....
I see one thing that links all these together.
I simply can't comprehend how or why most US states don't have mandatory road worthy inspections, like most other civilized countries.
It's what Americans call being 'free'.
@TheFatwelder I think it's also what the rest of civilised world calls dumb and irresponsible.
@@christopherlee627 and that's why you don't have free speech
@hellishcyberdemon7112 yeah, we actually do, and we don't live in dictatorships and we aren't bankrupted if someone in our family needs to go to hospital. Americans have so little idea as to what constitutes freedom, can't articulate the issues of positive versus negative freedom yet profess to be experts on it. But at a basic level, you have drunk driving laws, but can't see a need to have cars that are actually roadworthy and safe for other road users - that's not being free, that just being fucking stupid.
The reason why is because they all make money on stupid ppl.
Customer states his car sounds like his wife on a bad day at walmart
Ok people are clearly tossing handfuls of metal parts into oil pans just to make customer states videos.
To be fair to us idiot customers, we don’t have a lift. Fortunately, I haven’t been in this position yet, but if I had a lift I think I could get at least close to diagnosing the problem (but not fixing it). I’ll work on my motorcycle sometimes for simple stuff, but I don’t touch my car for fear of messing it up lol.
are really people allowed to leave the mechanics if they don't repair their car? isn't this a very dangerous thing to let people drive away with such un-drivable cars?
So who polices it ?an understaffed police dept and taking a cop off patrol or a new tax to hire 100000 new car repair police ?
22:22 ,squeaking brakes 🐀
12:31
Good.
Good.
Good.
xD
Just thank, these vehicle owners breed and vote
I will thank them.
80% of suspension damage is caused by manhole covers
What was that hubcap made out of? Adamantium?
I'm fairly certain i already know the answer, but is this just a stiched together compilation, or is the OG voice actor back?
Flat rate tech says " I need 90 hrs of touch time " for nothing.
I don't care if I am reported... I am gen X you took care of stuff or you didn't go.
I agree with you 100% I have a 2002 RAM 1500 with 305,000 miles on it and it's still running strong
There need to be a class in basic automotive maintenance before getting a drivers license...
10:15 God damn, maybe they are reliable!
The roads would be 90% safer if 70% of people would admit they should not be driving. You can say you check it over but the vehicle will tell a different story.
2024 integra???😂😂😂
wait, a mustang hit a curb? must be a mistake, likely every curb!
These ppl are still on the road creating danger to the rest of us…
MF's cars filled with DETERMINATION 'cuz only Hopes and dreams holding those frames.
Clutch might be slipping...what clutch?
Maybe a quick explanation of why after each offense.
I know cars and you lose me often...
As much as I hate German TÜV (technical inspection every 2 years)... When I see this, I feel safer here.
Why isn't there a good way in the middle... Tech inspection, but just the vital things.
Aren't you obligated to report these death traps to the police and/or DMV, if they deny repairs?
Most places in America don't have laws like that and those places that do vary wildly. If a mechanic sees something dangerous like some of these, sometimes they will have the owner sign a waiver accepting liability of the vehicle to absolve themselves of any legal ramifications. Otherwise, unless they work on it (even unrelated repairs), then it doesn't matter if they saw it and let it drive away. It's the owners responsibility. Some places might have different laws, but all you have to do is cross a state or even county line in some cases and the rules are practically nonexistent. You really only get in trouble for that kind of stuff after you get in an accident or pulled over by a cop.
You are lucky. In the UK it is yearly and they are _very_ strict. I have just had a test done and they complained about rust on brake disks (rotors), but it is superficial rust that appears straight away with rain drops on it. I polish the rotors with emery cloth just before a test, but on this occasion it rained on the way to the test.
Curb? Kerb!!
0.16 what are those?
"customers" who buy nice cars dont need to be "mechanics" they dont need to know anything about cars or have to repair anything ......... they have plebs who do all the work .
23:30 How does that even happen?
I don't even understand what I'm seeing in the first clip
So you said the customer stated this? Lets up the mechanic wages if this is what their stating
If a customer drives in with a car falling apart and declines repair in US do you have to let them drive away in a dangerous vehicle?
What gear wash the integra driver in ?
All of them at some point.... sorry, I had to, it's not helpful, I know.
25:00 was it still attached to the car
Spray foam and zip ties! What? No duct tape? Scary part…. These people think it’s okay to drive these POS🤣😂🤡
Why soooooo many bad breaks in these videos? Doing your breaks is one of the easiest things you can do yourself at home with very little experience. Damn when I first started out I watched a couple of videos on my car on the front breaks and then I did them. From there you can then do your own oil change and stuff like that. So many bad breaks and these damn people are out here driving on the roads with your family and mine.
We could make a 10 hour video just on bad brakes
I cannot believe the condition of these cars,in the UK our cars,vans etc have to pass a yearly test of condition of vehicles,the cars in these vids would never be allowed on the road,these are death traps!!!
Lol so its true antitheft policy is manual transmission
aside from the CS stupidity of not repairing safety relevant stuff, i cannot comprehend why most of the guys in the video dont wear gloves. All that nasty ass oil cannot be good for your skin.
I would like you to state and not just show the problem. Those with car savvy may know what you are looking at but we non mechanics don't .
It'll just buff out
Can People really be that Numb to Taking care of their Car? And when Mechanics see Spray Foam and Bungy Cords, are they Legally Supposed to let that Owner Leave with their Vehicle??? If that Owner was Intoxicated when they arrived to take their vehicle, Would they be allowed to leave with their Vehicle? So how do you not Ban that vehicle from the road, endangering other drivers lives?
If owners got into an accident after leaving your shop and you Knew the condition of them and/or their car, I am not sure how you couldn't be held responsible for the people that were hurt of Killed due to it???