Why's it such a pain to fix this '16 Lamborghini Aventador LP 750-4 SV? CAR WIZARD shows the problem
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- Common repairs are usually easy to do to on most cars; however, that's not the case on this 2016 Lamborghini Aventador LP 750-4 SV! CAR WIZARD 🧙♂️ shows just what's the problem and what all it took to fix it.
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Five years ago I am sure David never imagined he'd have a shop full of exotic cars and a nation of people that watch him!
And yet, he hasn't forgotten his roots and become a, "I only work on the rare stuff" guy. I imagine that's hard to resist given the more billable hours and more margin (in absolute $ even if percentage is constant) on expensive, finicky, and rare vehicles.
@@silmarian he works on about everything other than newer BMWs and project cars that aren’t his or Hoovies.
I also doubt he would ever imagine having 700,000 subs as well!
I think he also didn't expect that someone from the Netherlands watches his video's like me. 🙂 I subscribed him because of Hoovie's garage.
@@j.d.8593 That's what I said, my dude. "He hasn't forgotten his roots and become..." Hasn't, as in has not.
I put an AGM in my 2011 Jaguar XK. Imagine how many people have gotten ripped off by mechanics for low battery induced dashboard lights. Whenever you get multiple codes from different systems, always start off with the battery.
Especially when the codes indicate low voltage. Dead giveaway. Owning an S-Class, the first thing I guessed on this Lamborghini problem was the battery. I have first hand experience.
Question... when is a battery truly dead ? A few years ago I got the dread call from my Wife " The car won't start [VW Touran] - there must be a problem with the steering, there's an orange steering wheel light showing on the dashboard - come immediately " luckily, she wasn't calling from the hard shoulder of a motorway - but from the car park of a local store. Started the car with the help of jump leads and went straight to my trusted parts shop, for a battery test. My man hooked up his test meter ( the one with the element that glows) and assured me that - there was no problem with the battery. OK. A couple of weeks passed by, still got starting problems, though not every time, together with the dash lit up . Took a deep breath and purchased a new VW battery, and .....success.
Moral of the story? .....find a test meter that is accurate
@@Elconbrioso One good test is to hook up a multimeter and see how low the voltage drops when trying to start the engine cold. A good battery should stay above at least 9V, a bad one can just instantly drop way low, even if you have charged it.
Bad ground connection can cause very similar issues too fyi. Absolute nightmare to diagnose if you don't know to check for it.
@@iamezza Thank you, I'll note that down
First time I see a Lambo Aventador in the Wizard's shop! I really enjoy your episodes.
And it's an SV so even better.
Would never have imagined a scene in the Wizard’s shop of him showing an Aventador SV with a Ferrari 458 in the background.
Years ago, I worked as a service advisor at Mopar store. Whenever a car was towed in, my elderly service manager would bellow, "Put a battery in it!" Solved 80% of multi code messages.
Bad Battery would have been my first guess. The electronics, sensors, modules on these exotics are so sensitive! Beautiful Aventador!!! 😍
And the codes said low voltage which is a good hint.
"We'll get the bonnet on, button it up, and go for a couple (dozen) test drives..."😜
Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Wizard for the full tour! Gorgeous car. When you started, did you ever dream that you'd be working on all these exotics? Very cool! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
If you take a typical spark plug "resistor" wire and measure it with an ohm meter, it may show 500-1000 ohms when new. In a few years that goes up to 5,000-10,000 ohms, still acceptable. But if it reaches 20,000 ohms, you'll see an increase in engine performance by replacing them. Long before the cracks or pinholes. An easy diagnostic that most shops ignore.
your right on with that advice.........my son had his Dr650 adventure bike die in the middle of nowhere and it was the spark plug boots were high resistance.
Can you explain this in a way a 5 year old would understand please?
@premchastranon-roshsoorask750 If you have a vehicle that needs spark plug wires (it does not have coil on plug ignition) measure the resistance of the wire using a multi meter. High resistance reduces current flow
I was here at 5K Stubs, and it brings me so much joy to stop by and see how much you have grown, I'll bet your quality of life for both you and your family has improved, Praise God, hope to see you hit a million!
Great video. I have a 2018 Challenger Hellcat Widebody that developed a paddle shifter issue: pulling the upshift paddle would often result in a down shift. Dealer couldn’t figure it out and said battery tested fine. But problem persisted. Then I thought to try connecting a battery tender up to the car and voilà, that INSTANTLY cured the paddle shift problem 100%. I’m going to replace the battery but I’ll still use the battery tender.
Woo Hoo! I have watched you enough that I correctly theorized the possible problem that was originally observed with this car. The only thing better than a good diagnostic car video, is the realization that you have taught me so much in the past, that I could guess it now. Your videos are so informative!
"VW AG" is actually Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft. Basically German for "joint-stock company".
You beat me to the punch. Heard Wizard say auto group so I was coming to point out what you said.
@@boss_vision65 I'm lucky that I looked over the comments first as I was about to remark the same thing.
Just like Wizard said.... You can see many channels on CZcams featuring this Lambo, but you never get see underneath! Thank you Wizard (and Mrs. Wizard).
The Aventador is not really known for their high reliability. While the Huracán is known for being almost the Corolla of supercars.
The Huracáns are actually reliable compared to other super cars? I’m not super well versed in supercars so I was wondering out of curiosity if that’s really the case.
@@PseudoSpaceMarine It's the case, there are several of them with way over 100k miles on the clock and they get there with basic maintenance, the most expensive one being the brakes, but that's about it.
@@PseudoSpaceMarine They are basically an R8
@@EddieIrvine106 exactly and they are mass produced so they are a whole lot of parts out there for them and wrecked parts cars
All exotic cars are unreliable, maybe those engineer think you super rich. You can afford these exotic cars, you dont care about maintenance cost, small price to pay.
I know we're supposed to be looking at the Lambo but I can't help but stare at that shiny GMT400 in the back with steelies
this guy can repair even a spaceship if it rolls in there
Dude you have SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND SUBS!? Good Lord man, I remember watching your LS Truck videos about common problems they have or something like that.
You didn't even have 50k subs, maybe around that amount. But wow, I'm so damn happy for you!! Well deserved, here's to millions more man!!
Looks like the first Aventador in Wizzards shop isn’t owned by Hoovie with the quote “Chepest Aventador in the USA”🤣
"This thing doesn't have 5,000 miles on it yet!" Thank you. Wizard, for reminding me I made the right choice when I bought my Mazda MX5! Not as flashy, not as fast, not as expensive and not nearly as much headache!
and not nearly as cool XD
@@RexerYTRexer But it's more fun since you can use a lot more of it's engine power on street than the Aventador.
Even by exotic standards 5,000 miles in 7 years is nothing meaning it has done a lot of sitting. Batteries hate that. Thought they came with a ctek trickle charger. Any who, if properly maintained they can last up to 10 years.
@@RexerYTRexer well cool doesn't count for pleasure. Driving the car is what produces the pleasure. So I would say the most I has much more pleasure than this car.
@@Mitsubeasty1 Not in Texas unless the garage is climate controlled also.
Thank you for not playing the lift music!
Mrs wizard's interior commentary is probably me favorite part of the video. both of you have unique appreciation for automobiles that make these videos a joy to watch. strapping a baby into a lambo is peak sicko mode lol
You'd be surprised by how much babies love gymkhana!
She is filler. I skip past her part.
I always watch Mrs. Wizards part, she adds balance and notices different things !
Mrs. Wizard does Incredible "interior commentary" that cannot be matched anywhere.
Mine too.
It’s cool to see you willing to take on these cool and expensive vehicles. This is one of my favorite Lamborghini models
I WISH the undercarriage of EVERY car had that undercarriage cover. So easy to keep clean and maintain when its not caked in crap.
I've only met 2 Aventadors , never from all that you guys have shown us today. Thank you Mr. And Mrs. Wizard
Omega auto clinic is the only shop I know of with an Aventador beside an everyday Silverado being worked on by the same guys.
LP: Longitudinale Posteriore, longitudinal rear (engine)
750: 750 horsepower
-4: 4 wheel drive
SV: SuperVeloce (SuperSpeed)
Lots of letters and numbers, but there is some method to it.
750PS, not HP, there's a small difference
@@j.d.8593 You're right. That's roughly 740 hp. Confusingly, PS stands for Pferdestärke, which is German for... horsepower 😄
Thanks for this. I didn't know. Learn something new everyday.
SuperVeloce - superspeedy or superspeeder , superspeed would be supervelocita
@ close enough. We got the point regardless of minutia.
You and hoovie are my favorite automotive youtuber's love the channel and content i watch for your vids every day. Keep up the good work!!!!
Most mechanics blow a fuse just looking at these cars to fix, Wizard is just another day of costumer satisfaction.
@Yippee Skippy the grammer nazis strike again
Well the Wizard does A dress the problems...
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq Take my like and go away! 🤬
What an amazing piece of machinery! A true work of art! WOW!
Awesome in depth review of a gorgeous Aventador. As a father of a young one, love how they put a safety hook for a car seat, but good luck finding one to fit those moulded racing seats! 😜
What you mean ? Lamborghini will hook you up for 40 to 50 grand.
@@miklemikemuster Oh cool. Never knew. Hell of an expensive car seat, but hey. I guess if ya got the $$$ for the car, you can afford the seat. Lol
That Viper is just beautiful, and the sound is amazing... I love it. One of greatest cars ever made.
I know video is about lambo, but for me Viper is the icon. They should build a retro remake, with exactly the same chassis, but updated interior.
Im surprised a European likes the Viper lol
@@sc1338 Oh yeah. I seen one as a kid in 1994 on the road here on adriatic coast, and I was blown away by it. It really made an impression on me.
@@hrvojegrgic5111 yea, I love them. They’re so brutal lol
Handcrafted work of art. Pure eye candy. What can you say except it’s almost unreal. 4WD seriously?
Hilarious that the car computer modules protected itself from the stock VW battery!
PS: Thanks for the video tour.
I'm lesbian, and have dated mainly Italian women. My friends were like, "you always go for those Italian girls" to which I replied, "have you seen Italian sports cars like Lamborghini and Ferrari? Well, God makes Italian women the exact same way"! Stunningly beautiful, and when they'd get angry at me for for something they'd speak in Italian to me with their arms flying all over the place - then 20 minutes later when they cool off they're like, "I'm sorry- come on, I'll make dinner for us (and they're all REALLY good cooks), and I have some cannoli I made for you just like you like them". It's been a great life!
There's a science behind it, low voltage may destroy the memory on their chipsets
@@hannahpumpkins4359 that is cringe. I never use that word but you earned it.
@@hannahpumpkins4359 nobody cares
The Aventador interior is UNREAL!!! So awesome!!!
Man that is a hell of a place for a battery. Great video Car Wizard :)
AG in German company names generally stands for Aktiengesellschaft, which essentially means that it is a public LLC.
What's GMBH? I used to see that a lot when shipping machined parts and tooling to Germany.
@@joshuagibson2520 GmbH is an abbreviation of 4 words meaning "Society with limited Liabilty" - So it is a Ltd
@@joshuagibson2520 GMBH generally means a privately held LLC
Run the engine with the hood open in a pitch black garage. I did that a a Jeep I once owned and opened the hood and watched the plug wired shoot sparked all over. Light show!
Awesome video. I like how you took your time explaining. SV is truly special.
Great videos and I like the fact I can play them on double speed and still understand you.
Such a beautiful car! It really is a work of art.
I’m glad you omitted the annoying music while you lowered the car from the lift. It was a nice change. I know you like that raucous, heavy-metal, guitar music, but I think it’s a bit over the top and annoying. I’m pretty sure I’m in the minority, but I wish you go back to the original format of your videos.
I agree 👍
I thought you were gonna you were glad he omitted the annoying Hoovie. Jajaja
Lol his guitar solo song is pretty tame i guess you are not a fan of brutal death metal if you find that raucous 😂
@@jmann9232 I know he is annoying to a lot of people, but I actually like Tyler Hoover (aka Hoovie). I’ve subscribed to his channel.
@@michellemire8462 Wow. Maybe I’m not in the minority about the annoying music. 🤔
It feels like yesterday wizard’s channel was created and now, you’re almost at 700k. Amazing.
I have to say the Viper V10 is one of the smoothest sounding engines
Wizard turned a battery replacement into a 23 minute video. That in and of itself is a magic trick only a wizard could pull off.
And at the same time, he gives us a full view of this beautiful Lamborghini, even underneath it
Hoovie is job security, every mechanic needs a hoovie..... I think 🤔
I love Mrs.Wizards in depth tour of the car!!
A buddy of mine back in the day had a 21 year old Volvo from Arizona with the original factory battery. Took his shop forever to figure it out as it tested well, but would randomly cut off.
Wow, amazing car! I imagine this thing on a fast track would be more or less like a video game with perfect resolution, no lag, and unreal physics. I would guess that the inboard coilover units would be there to reduce unsprung weight, and remove them from underbody aero air streams/channels. But in reality I do not know.
Sweet content, as always
Love your videos, keep them coming
Thanks for your excellent show around Mr Wizard - I really do enjoy tapping into your Know-how and experience.
Remember trying to fit into a Lamborghini Gallardo on a track day that my Daughter gifted me........on the third attempt, they found one with a seat that extra inch further back and I managed to wriggle in. Glad to say I don't have to put up with that problem everyday .......I'll stick with my VW Touran and Ford C-Max thanks. Personal best ? - a 1974 Fiat 130 Coupe, dark metallic blue, look it up USA.........what you might call, a working man's Ferrari.
Regarding the Aventador......... sorry Mr and Mrs Wizard, with respect - that dashboard is NOT a work of art ; it looks like something on one of those amusement arcade simulators.
Wish I could get my Wife to gently close the tailgate on my VW Touran, instead of taking a run up at it ; only been trying to coach her some twenty years or so
My granddad had an oe battery last 10 years in a 07 chrysler 300, still was functioning properly, he just replaced it due to age. I think this is due to the trunk location of the battery, the fact he kept it garaged when not in use. He also put miles on the car which probably helped. 150000 miles on oe battery.
I had a 2005 cobalt base. Battery in the trunk as well. That original AC Delco battery lasted 12 years. That was actually the most trouble free car I've ever owned. I should have never let it go.
The Car Wizards has the coolest walk on CZcams! I'd love to see a continuous loop video of him just waddling around on his stubby little legs with Pantera's WALK as the background music!
Awesome video as always but I love that track listing on the stereo!
Thanks for the Viper info :) Always a pleasant surprise seeing a gen 1 Viper in your shop. Seems like a regular staple with you guys.
Wizard can't wait do the road test.
Working on this looks intimidating 😲
I like how you mentioned you will give it a couple of road tests. If that car was in my shop I'd have to give it a couple of road tests as well
Small side notice, the AG in VW AG means "Aktiengesellschaft", the german equivalent to the american incorporated , not auto group.
Another, enjoyable video.
You should consider replacing the gopro unless you like the effects of crappy exposure, weird color saturation, and halos around light sources. It may be a good video camera for daylight, but it is poorly suited for your recording environment.
yeah the contrast lately has been better before? on hoovies videos it looks somehow better?
I’ve got the same Varta battery in my VW. I usually get seven years.
Love the wizard car reviews!
Nice to have a non negative video. Nice car. Thanks.
I’m really amazed how this shop handles clients and cars, class one act for sure. On a side note, cars like this do nothing for me. Just to much wasted money for me personally even if I was filthy rich. But if I lived close to this shop I would use them in a heartbeat for sure. As always great job fellas!
I thought Europe had pedestrian-friendly requirements for the front of cars. This one will slice and dice anything it hits in front.
Lamborghini cares not lmao
Thank you Wizard and Mrs. Sharp looking Aventador, wonder if I'd have to buy winter tires for Minnesota Winters? Super Car Super Expensive repairs. Great job in figuring out the problems
7:50 the struts are placed like that to move the weight balance more inbound for handling reasons.
Glad to hear you say "bonnet"...instead of "hood" Wizard!
Greetings from the U.K! 😆👍
I love where they put the 1 of 600 badge!
Just how many cars do you think they build a year? It's all marketing :)
@@bindingcurve they build around 8000-9000 lambos a year. Which is a lot considering the brand. It’s not only about marketing, the cost to produce these cars is immense. Could probably produce over a million Toyotas for the price of Lamborghini to produce 8000 cars.
@@AnythingGasoline And given the number of Aventadors, a 1 of 600 means NOTHING.
@@bindingcurve Um, can you explain to me why that means nothing? That is the first car out of 600 that was made of that specific model. I have a pontiac firehawk number 43 out of 500 (or maybe it was out of 400) I guess that also means absolutely nothing? Yes maybe there are alot of Aventadors but that is the SV model. Totally different ballgame
@@AnythingGasoline No, all the SV's and SVJ's say 1 of XXX, Lamborghini doesn't number them for obvious reasons, the 600 units is BS, they made way more but they never say it
One of my “if money was no object” cars. So awesome!
Thanks for the video! Great insight. Even a battery change is that involved
Amazing car and specs and great video. To bad several ends up in fire because of stupid owners standing and showing off how cool it sounds. While the engine don't get any cooling to the massive mid engine..
Maybe if it were better designed it wouldn't catch on fire? Just a thought...
I mean what it should do is hard limit the time its able to rev high (anywhere above 2000rpms) in neutral, to like 4 seconds or so and then have a cooldown period of like 5 min running
a road car should be able to rev endlessly until fuel runs out. if not it was engineered poorly
Hoovie is gonna drool all over this Aventador!!
I just noticed how many subs Wizard has! DAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN. Congrats David!
I've never seen carbon fiber inside the doors like that before. It would be hard to look away from in when your driving. So cool!!!
Nice to see someone actually have the money to register their super expensive car in the state they live in . Not Montana
I cannot by a long stretch afford such a car, but if I were loaded I'd prefer a Bentley. I prefer ultra luxury to speed.
Lamborghinis are dumb toys for the rich and insecure. They scream, "look at me, I need attention".
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH thats a very narrow minded view. There are tons of lambo owners who rarely even take the car outside of their garage. I doubt they buy them because they need attention.
I think this a toy for the ultra rich or ultra rich wannabees (like some CZcamsrs). Most ultra rich will have a dozens other cars and this will be a toy for them which they use occasionaly. I don't think there are more than a few for whom this is the only car. For most people such a car will be ruinously expensive. The insurance will be at a premium and so is the maintenance.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Found the poor. Lmao.
Great video as always! I am curious though, how did you keep “stable power” while swapping the battery?
That tag advertisement @5:38 is the first thing I would remove.
SV means Superveloce, which translates to Super Fast. Now guess why Ferrari called their own "Superfast" in English
The only thing I dislike is the digital dashboard. I despise screens in a car.
Lol boomer
Yea, I just feel they will look outdated in 5 years. I wish cars had the ability to hide the screen like the bentleys do.
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As Simplicity does seem to waRd people at times....LoL
Imagine just wandering in there, not knowing who the wizard is or anything about the shop, you look around, you're like, alright, looks pretty normal, I see some old chevys, couple trucks, oh heres an old Lincoln, thats really cool 'don't see those too often', and you keep looking, oh wow, a Porsche... Oh wow! A Ferrari! OH WOW! A Lamborghini! Just something fun to think about when you consider where you are and what you saw coming in, you never expect a shop in Kansas to be working on, and that's really amazing. Hope you meet you one day Mr. Wizard 😁
I use a midtronics tester at work and getting false positives and negatives on a battery test is fairly common. Sometimes it won't detect a surface charge and call a bad battery good. Other times you won't get a perfect connection and it'll fail it. It's a very handy tool most of the time, but you have to be careful how you use it.
Wonder what kind of drug the owner sells?
None.
@@CarWizard What kind of drug will the owner start using, after he gets the repair bill?
@Yippee Skippy Hoovie can't AFFORD a drug habit after his repair bills.
@Yippee Skippy He's probably already told the kids; "Forget about Harvard."
The interior looks like it was designed by an 8 year old lol
😂
Good job 👍🏾finding that problem
Wizard: AGM is lead acid. What differentiates AGM is the acid is absorbed into a fiberglass mat that allows oxygen gas released during charging to migrate across and recombine with hydrogen to return to water. The advantage is not having to add water through out the life of the battery.
There are lead acid AGM batteries on the market that will last well over 5 years. I have seen some 12 year old batteries still working fine and I have a couple that are 7&8 years old. These used to be sold as Sears Platinum but now you can buy them as Odyssey. Look at any Walmart or JD Hunt truck on the road and you will find a set of Odyssey batteries. They use them because they can get 1,000,000 miles and 5 years out of the truck without being stuck with dead batteries.
Yes, your truck is doing 1 million miles...
and the batteries are being kept near full all day and night long.
This car showed no sign of having a CTEK battery charger having been attached...therefore the likelihood of being kept at peak condition is minimal while it is sitting for 6.5 years....and only 2000 miles?
Hydrogen is released, not oxygen.
@@sc1338 Both hydrogen and oxygen are released during charging from decompostion of water. This is why flooded cell batteries require periodic water addition. AGM technology allows recombination that reclaims almost all the oxygen gas and a significant fraction of the hydrogen gas so water addition is not required.
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq Someone with a exotic car certainly can afford to have a trickle charger butlternatively they can disconnect the battery so there is no parasitic drain. Odyssey batteries can sit disconnected for years and still have plenty of charge to start the engine. I had one sitting in my garage for over 3 years that before I used it and it was still at 12.5V.
@@JDARJISJ
That's all to the good...
but who in the general great unwashed public disconnects the battery..
Most leave it in the car... which has a small parasitic drain from the computers etc eating away at the state of charge, day in, day out...
From 1990 Ford 150 to a 2016 Lamborghini the wizard does it all and is the reason why I'm subbed
Hey Car Wizard! just wanted to share a story because you helped in a big way. Coworker's Chevy Cruze was dead in the parking lot, took about 3 of us to try and jump the car with no luck, battery was from 2018. Sure enough, he confirmed a battery test at his mechanic passed, but I knew from your wisdom the battery was toast. He was able to get back on the road with a new battery this week. For anyone reading this, take heed the Wizard's words, batteries that even pass the test can be bad, just get a new one after 5 years, modern cars are basically computers (I say this as a computer guy who's a diy mechanic), reliable electricity is a must these days.
We got Iain Tyrell uploading an Islero video today and Wizard exploring the other end of the Lamborghini extreme.
We're well catered for with master mechanics and Lambos.
The Interstate battery in my 08 Boxster S Limited Edition is TEN yrs old! I don't even use a battery tender on it. Every spring I think I'll have to change it, but it keeps going. Amazing.
Nice to see the Car Wizard's shop full of exotic cars, with a Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini.
Even some functions of normal cars get unhappy if the battery isn't quite up to spec.
The automatic engine start/stop on my 2017 Ford Escape quit working, but there were no diagnostic codes.
I noticed at night, with the car stationary, the lights would briefly dim when I turned the steering wheel. It has an electric steering rack.
I put a new AGM battery in it and the lights stopped dimming, and the automatic start/stop started working again.
What a timely video; we get so many Aventador's in the shop...
AGM batteries are in all cars tricky, they die sometimes suddenly, in others its makes the electric havoc. in my VW simply the start stop system didnt engage anymore. Although voltage seemed to be ok. 6 years and it said 'no more'. Wasnt too difficult to change for an amateur like me.
Next difficult level I mastered was changing a starter(on a small car).
Next I plan a more advanced amateur level: cleaning a clogged AdBlue valve and changing the AdBlue heating unit...
The Aventador is my favorite of the modern Lamborghini's. This car is absolutely stunning.
Such a stunning car. - I love these things so much!
What an awesome husband-wife team. Love seeing your guys enthusiasm. What a match you guys are 😁 #goals
I love the styling, its shouts and what lambo's should do. And it all looks hightech. But then I see that swaybar in the frunk and realize that the basics are more traditional then they look on the outside.
I reckon it makes sense to check at the battery if you are getting so many "low voltage" reports via diagnostic readings. But, what can throw anyone is if the vehicle cranks and starts. In most cases the first clue of a battery issue is weak or no crank.
Yessss I’ve been waiting for this😍
vipers with the side exhaust (all but gen 2s) youre only hearing half of the cylinders if you stand on on side (unless in a building). The exhausts pipes are not connected on side exhausts
I really like that you really like cars! Passion!