Customer States Another Shop Said New Struts Will Settle After A Few Miles
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0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 The customer did not get the correct struts installed at this shop once he was told the incorrect ones were installed. The technician is not sure what shop apparently did this. The passenger front wheel looks to have a bend in it as well.
0:19 All the spots where the cab mounts to the frame were rusted out along other spots of the frame. The shop refused to do any work on it and hopefully, the truck is no longer being driven on the roads...
0:32 When the EPB (electronic parking brake) system is in default mode it will not work.
0:43 The carpet was removed for the customer.
0:51 No extra info.
0:58 I wonder what DOT would say if they saw this... as it would most likely not pass inspection with the steering wheel mounted like this.
1:08 "That is a cab levelling valve. The driver tried to use spray foam to stop a leak. The part was replaced so it could pass inspection."
1:16 It's a Weird spot for a corn dog.
1:25 The technician said he's not sure how it got installed backwards and it would most likely have been a pain to install it this way.
1:35 The car was driven in like this and towed away.
1:50 Twisted brake hose, damaged ABS sensor wire, sway bar links cut, sway bar cut, brake lines fixed with compression fittings, CEL light on, ABS light on, issues with brakes as well. Always make sure to get a pre-purchase inspection. The car must have had quite the sway without the sway bar links!
2:06 Of course they didn't find it!
2:14 Had orange silicone and double gaskets used for the thermostat housing.
2:23 Must have taken some convincing to get that backing plate between the brake pad and rotor. You can install backing plates/dust shields backwards so always remember the orientation before removing them.
2:34 Looks to be a Ford Fiesta (didn't mention). However, this might be the worst damage we have seen! Must have made quite the brutal noise when that happened.
2:51 No extra info but don't do this...
3:06 A custom Honda was in to get new tires installed.
3:16 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
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@@johnm.5848 my favorite kind of weekend!
"Another shop" is code for "I did it myself, screwed it up, and I don't want to feel humiliated that I did it wrong."
You mean "I screwed it up and want you to fix it, no charge".
Sadly, not always...
Same thing as the "friend "
@@HONDALUIGI21and “cousin”
Exactly!
I hate those crooked shops that use Rusty's Instant Rust to instantly cause 10 years worth of rust damage. Damn scam artists.
Funny enough, there actually are ways to quickly cause severe rust damage to steel. I haven't ever heard someone float the idea of a mechanic doing it though.
Mostly it's just done in a very controlled fashion to etch metal. I do see where those fake youtube antique restoration videos have done it though. Never did understand that one. There's plenty of real junk with real rust just waiting for them in the world.
@@ColonelSandersLite "Real rusted" items don't have easily removed and cleaned surface rust and predictably intact internals/small parts. You can see this on the restoration channels where they do work on the old stuff - Its always some hellish nightmare on the inside where they have to re-fabricate 60% of the item.
@@ragingbombast Yeah, exactly. It's always a giveaway when you see heavily rust pitted steel in non-critical areas but *all* the delicate springs and critical parts are magically just dirty.
Like I said though, I don't get it. There's plenty of real junk in the world they can restore. Those guys spend more time dressing up a functional item to look like junk than they would just cleaning actual junk.
@@ColonelSandersLiteIt's incredibly simple. It's less work to rust something up in a specific way then get rid of it. Same Reason why most Tool Demos will lie to you and use pre drilled holes/swap out bolts to make their magic pliers look better than other options. It's also the same reason why Construction Videos make everything look so easy...it's for the Video. They don't show you all the prep work and how they spent days doing everything else so their tutorial makes them look good...because it gives them a video that makes them look good.
I don't understand how that is so hard to understand. I
That's advertising for you. I remember the TV ad where the cat tries three different bowls of food and always chooses the advertised brand. Well, he was never going to eat a bowl of broken bricks!@@justinlast2lastharder749
A vibration at 100mph, he was lucky the car held together.
I'd guess a lot of the shaking at 100mph would come from the driver.
I'm more curious where they were doing 100mph :P in a pickup, too.
@@HesmiyuMC Just about anywhere here in West Texas, I'm afraid.
I want to know where the speed limit is 100 🤪
Some duct tape, chicken wire - good to go :)
It always amazes me how many car problems are due to the driver storing coins in the wrong place. 😂
It's been very common lately lol
You would think by now car designers would make it impossible for some of this to happen.
@tonysheerness2427 you can lead a whore to water, but you can't make her take a bath
@@JustRolledIn Maybe they should spend them. 😄
@@tonysheerness2427 Maybe, but I guess they assume that people won't put coins in the gear shift boot, or under the parking brake. Maybe a designated coin holder would help. But once full, the coins would end up in the wrong place. LOL
Saying another shop or friend did it is equivalent to telling a doctor that you accidentally fell on the object stuck in your butt
🤣
Well, sometimes friends do that...
CARROTS GROW POINTY SIDE DOWN !!!
My doctor finally stopped believing me.
Yup… “accidentally” … 😅
Accidentally shoots his car.
Blames it on his son..😂
Got to blame somebody lol
Not accidentally; it's a speed hole. It makes the car go faster. Just ask Homer Simpson.
Speed holes.
Speed. Holes.
Drilling an airbox out can potentially improve horsepower by a marginal amount, but this was NOT done the correct way, lol.
You will never find your 10mm socket, asking someone else to help is pointless.
You have to wait for someone else's 10mm socket to migrate in your direction.
I found a previous owner's 9 and 11 in the spare wheel well of my car. Maybe if I'd left them alone they'd have mated and made a 10.
Kinda like finding keys to shit you've never owned.
It’s in another Earth where they lose 9 & 11 mm.
@@christopherconard2831 very funny. Nothing is 9 or 11mm.
This is me, but with T25 Torx bits
We can prove the existence of wormholes. Every car has one if you approach with a 10mm socket. It's just waiting for the moment to yeet that thing into another dimension.
They should sell 6-packs of 10mm sockets. Everybody would get one just for peace of mind.
So very, very true.
So what you are saying is there's anther universe somewhere powered or made up entirely of 10mm sockets?
@@dcsteve7869👍🤣🤣
@@dcsteve7869 Lost socks from the dryer go there, too!
The 10mm socket guy... Let it go buddy, the car ate it.
Hi my name is James, I too have lost a 10mm. Thank you James please feel comfort in knowing we all share your loss. We are together to get through this.
I love the cost incurred in trying to retrieve it, vs buying a replacement...
Not to mention the fact that if it was just slid behind a heat shield, the chances of it still being there after he drove across town are slim to none....
It will only be found when you need to 8mm socket, though it will immediately vanish when you find the 8mm
Blaming the shop for causing your frame to rust apart in a few hours? Before watching this channel I would have thought nobody could be that stupid, but now I just nod sagely. 😊
Last week, I had a customer accuse the shop of breaking his windshield with the scan tool. The backstory here is that the car has failed an MTO safety inspection twice because he never gets anything fixed and he's pissed at us for not giving him a safety certificate for the car. Last week he comes in to find out why the air bag light is on. I determine it's the clock spring and advise him to go to the dealer because Kia has an extended warranty on the part in question. Then the battle starts because he's been denied a safety certificate for a third time.
Another eloquent speaking human...?.whoa never thought I'd see the day. Most people have not the mental capacity of such verbiage! So to you I TIP MY HAT!
I lost it at the corn dog 🤣
I gagged.
A child did that, I guarantee it.
If I had been working on that car, I would've said, "Cool! Bonus!"
Looked more like a used tampon!
It's going to be a while before I'll be able to eat a corn dog. That turned my stomach.
“Jumped the curb” = Dukes of Hazzard jump
I've got to ask: just how big are you kerbs???
_"Duh, the vehicle being a completely rusted-through deathtrap is entirely the shop's fault! My family tree grows straight up! A-hyuk, gimmie 'nother car!"_
More like _"Mah family tree is a ladder, a-hyuk!"_
Some family trees are like palm trees. No branches and the family members are fronds with benefits.
Like the guy that sent the Ancestry site some information on his family tree, they sent him back a packet of seeds, and suggested he should just start over..
Ancestry site glitches, we have a interwoven bush not a tree. 😂
@@Creator2574 That's what she said...
The sucker knew they had been robbed by buying that rusted out wreck. They took it in for an "oil change and inspection" and thought they could blame the shop for that pile of corrosion. Who buys a car without getting the oil change and inspection done by the seller? (I'm assuming from a dealer instead of a private sale.)
Dang even the Cadillac's are getting the carolina squat treatment 😂😂😂😂😂
Looks he got the front struts from a Escalade.
The 60s gasser look
Squatted trucks are gae
2:34 NOW thats a lot of damage.
Right? They hit some sort of mountain lol
Impressive really
And they'll swear they weren't doing more than 10 MPH in the parking lot when it happened.
"And for 19.99 plus shipping and handling, you can get this months edition of NOW that's what I call damage!"
And that's why there's flex tape.
Funny how it's always a "friend" or "another shop" that messed up the car and never the owner :)
Wooooow...that new Honda Ridgeline sure is snazzy!
Honda Ridgeline @ Home
I've seen MUCH worse.
Just needs some spray foam.
"My son cut the holes in the air box" is a very polite way of admitting the customer made the holes and is now embarrassed by their work.
Funny.
Hopefully this expensive lesson teaches him not to believe everything he sees in a TikTok or CZcams video.
it's a bullet hole isn't it?
Lmaaoo the shop declined repairs instead of the customer 😂
Every shop I've worked at has declined repairs on at least a few vehicles. It's not very common, but it does happen from time to time.
There's probably a better chance of finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow than finding a lost 10mm socket.
Customer lost his 10mm socket. Dude doesn’t understand that when 10mm sockets disappear, they leave this plane of existence.
I had an 8 mm socket disappear once. It reappeared about a week later.
I blame Schrödinger.
Yep, after about 30 seconds of looking for it it's best to just get another one.
@@mikespangler98 The quantum behavior of an 8mm socket is different than that of the 10mm.
@@mikespangler98 Extradimensional beings must have been done with it and returned it.
@@vincentpelletier57 Madame Web. She has no use for 8mm sockets.
always a pleasure to see a new Just Rolled In video in my feed.
2:51 Must be one of the famed speed holes right there.
Oh yeah , speedholes . They make the car go faster ....
Homer Simpson
They must've installed Escalade shocks on that Cadillac, "it will settle after driving" 😂
Someone definitely stuck that corndog in there to mess with him. 🤣
I've heard of people of people leaving 1 sardine in the can after eating all the rest and then putting that can under their buddy's passenger seat while it was parked in the parking lot.........😁😁😁😁😁😁
like the harmonica taped to a bumper somewhere.
Or a cowbell.
I've also heard lindberger cheese is pretty horrible in the air vent.
A shake over ONE HUNDRED?? Good Lord man chill out. XD
That last one looks like a Ginger Billy creation.
Customer, that’s where my wig went! 😂
Hmm. I guess I’ll add spray foam to my chewing gum and baling wire. It’s good to keep your tool box up to date. 😄
I don't know. That scene from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure where they use the gum to piece together the phone box antenna comes to mind.
LOL @ the high riding Cadillac. I think even after a few years that car would still be sitting high! Sheesh. 😂
Please, before you ever buy a vehicle, new, used, neighbors or best friends, get the dam thing inspected! Check around and find someone who will inspecte it. don't trust anyone you are buying it from. or their friends. Not even dealers. Spend a little money at first could save lots of money later. Great video. I love what you do.
I just went through this with a customer. Her old car was literally falling apart. She had a "mobile mechanic" do some work to it, which made the car a rolling fire hazard. Our recommendation was for her to drop the car off at the junk yard and buy a new one due to the cost of the repairs necessary to make it safe to drive. We offered to look over any car she considered buying. She brought us 3 different cars to look at. First one, the guy tried to claim was in excellent condition. It needed almost $5K in body work and another $2K in mechanical repairs.
Neato - you included my Crewman in the outtro!!
Great compilation as always.
Sprayfoam, the duct tape of the engineering world!
Except it never works...at least not on this channel
*redneck
Duct tape, spray foam and JB weld can fix anything!! 😂😂😂
@@ryanm4013 No bud. Sometimes you need baling wire and chewing gum too.
2024. The Year Of Sprayfoam!
Would’ve been cheaper to buy 100 10mm sockets than bring the car to a shop to find it 😂
It was a Snap-on, he only had two payments left.
Customer states: "Another shop..." - always high quality work by themselves 😂
To be fair, sometimes it really is another shop. The way people usually get their car fixed is to first take it to the cheapest shop. Then if (when) they screw up, take it to the more expensive (i.e. properly priced) shop.
Probably bought the struts from Rock Auto.
That pesky "Another Shop" that installs dumb crap on everyone's cars:))
Another Shop LLC!
Im 71 and back in the day I used to do a few minor things to my cars and even helped a guy at a gas station put in a water pump on a customers car. I don't claim to know much, definitely not a mechanic, (I was a CNC Machinist by trade, retired now) but some of the crap I see these guys do to their cars is really unbelievable. I never screwed anything up that made me bring my car to a mechanic to fix correctly. If I didn't know how to do it then I'd bring it to one and have them do it. And to think these people are driving next to us at 70 MPH or more on our highways with cars in this condition. SMH
It's really hard to have sympathy for a person who brings a car in for inspection _after_ they bought it
In my country it's the seller who gets an inspection done and provides it to buyers. Never understood the buyer paying for it, you pay for an inspection, you don't like the results, you move on, rinse and repeat each time reducing your budget further, with a low budget such as someone's first car that could easily mean reaching the point of no longer being able to purchase one. If the seller doesn't have it done I just assume they don't want to sell.
@@cenciende9401That allows you to bring it to a guy you trust. I know people who can pass my car without ever seeing it in person. Not cool to do for safety related stuff like brakes or rusted out frame, but I can totally have my guy pass a failing engine or transmission and when it breaks 6 months later, you’re screwed.
@@Rayden440 Wait...what?
@@cenciende9401 The shop I work at offers free pre-purchase inspections to pre-existing customers. If they bring us a car they're considering buying, we'll pick it apart and give them a list of anything we find wrong at no charge. Helps keep our customers happy and safe.
Ah yes, the old corn dog down the defroster vent!👍👍
Reminds me of Axel Foley and the old banana in the tailpipe 😃
My mom had friends whose kid stuck a grilled-cheese sandwich in their VHS player back in the day. I'm actually surprised the corndog was so intact.
The lost 10mm socket is way too real
Pro tip- If you install your brake pads backwards, they'll last MUCH longer because the backing plate is much harder material. Often, they'll last the whole life of the car, or even several months...whichever is longer.
If you’re lucky you can unlock a whole bunch of new bleeder valves too
Wait.. you’re going 💯 mph in that pos? 😂 death wish
The corn dog had me rolling LOL
OMG THE BUS FLATBED!!! It's beautiful!
Terrifying to think these cars share the same highway we use. Little wonder insurance so high
Oh man, I would not be able to be the tech/shop supervisor that had to explain the rusted *EVERYTHING* to that one customer… I mean I could, but the second they try to pin it on our shop I’d be too busy laughing my ass off at them to get the words out
“Oh yes… that’s was totally us. In the amount of time it took to put the car that you ~just~ brought in for the first time and get it on the lift, we managed to cause *YEARS* and *YEARS* worth of not just some rust, but ~severe~ rust, AND break all sorts of stuff in a manner indicative of severe rust…
Some people man…
3:06 that's the new Honda Hilline. 😂
The frequent appearance of Holden Commodore variants in the last clip makes me miss my G8.
Wow, sway bar cut out, subframe rotted away from it's mounts, that car must have been all over the road.... Wow.
I had a honda with a broken rear link of some sort that i can't remember and it felt like you were drifting into a turn, and was so sloppy if you moved the steering wheel back and forth.
That much damage must be a crazy ride.
"The customer just bought the car . . ." Amazing how many people do not get a pre-purchase inspection on a used car!
I wish I could get paid to get on the ground and look up with a flashlight just to tell someone some obvious shit even a 7 year old could tell you
I wish I could get paid to get on the ground and look up with a flashlight just to tell someone some obvious shit even a 7 year old could tell you
@@TheBanjoShowOfficial Clearly, some people don't even do that!
I never tire of this channel.
You always find your corndog in the last place you look. 😂 That steering wheel with shims, C'mon man.😅😊
The segment at about 2:40. Customers insurance wrote off the car as a total and next wrote off the customer for renewal.
No matter my mood these videos always make my day better 👍🏻😂
Glad to hear!
HAHAHA- LMFAO at blaming an oil change shop for rusting your chassis all the way through.
That VW truck at the end is awesome!
Love your channel, keep em coming!
One of the best so far
Glad you think so. Appreciate it
always golden clips! love em!
The car that hit the curb. My thought was: “That’s a lot of daaaamage!” 😂
Ah, the infamous “car eating 10mm socket” line. Happens to all of us at some point
I have seen many clean and seamless ute conversions online, then there's that last one.
I assumed it was in progress but the yin-yang window probably means he will keep it like that.
Same. I was thinking "that could be killer when it's done" and then I saw the window.
How exactly do you lose track of an entire corndog?
Right? Poor corn dog lol
By being drunk?
A child did that. They lose track of shoes no matter how tightly you fasten them.
Driver put the corndog in there to cook while on the road and then forgot about it.
You don't have kids, do you? Most 4 year olds can amaze lifelong magicians with their ability to make things just disappear.
0:20 "don't laugh, it's paid for!"
all $200 of it
Every time i watch these videos makes me feel better about my car
I remember my first clutch job i installed it backelwards😂 but notice immediately once you step on the clutch had to redo but took half the time.
Strange how clutches have ENGINE/flywheel SIDE printed on them. 😳
@hotrodray6802 I was 16 and had no clue what I was doing now I'm a master tech 20 years later. But good job smart ass
@@Dirtynuckinfutsonly in the last 25 years,they been marking the clutch discs which side out.
@@michaeldorosz6446 You are obviously a very young person. They have been marked since at least 1960, and most likely further back than that.
@@61rampy65 actually,much older. Was taught a ling time ago which side was up on a clutch,just don't remember seeing those markings that far back.
As always - you can't fix stupid! 😂🤭🤦♂️
There are enough clips to do a "Best of Spray Foam" video
that last one is a ruined4banger special XD
Sorry sir, I don't think anyones going to find that socket...
Or they did and kept it for themselves.
And again I am happy for *mandatory* safety inspections at my place each year after a car is 4 years old. At least you don't have cars with rusted through frames on the road
We do ours 6 monthly or yearly depending on the age of the car
@@AuntyStan 6 months sounds crazy. Any reason why? How much you need to drive that there would be an issue after 6 months which was not detected on the last check?
Depending on the inspection system in your area/state, I don’t know that I’d put all that much faith in the annual inspection. South Main Auto gets some real winners in his shop that found an inspection station to slap a NY inspection sticker on them.
@@PovilasPanavas its for the older cars, so i think in theory they would have more frequent wear n tear and so on? Hence the 6monthly checks. My car is a 2012 model so yearly checks, anything from 2010 or older is 6monthly
The only rust we have is when some Yankee brings his shitbox down here.
Always appreciated. Thanks.
2x4 Subframe crossmember is a nice touch LOL @0:26
My car is like a golf ball. All the hail dents make it go farther.
Wow. 3 semi's being on here is making me nervous since I have a class a CDL, and normally, Dot doesn't like commercial vehicles being improperly modified. That steering wheel being allowed makes me wonder what else Dot is overlooking.
I can relate as I have a DFZ license. If Motor Carrier Enforcement finds the slightest modification or defect, they pull the damn truck off the road!
Yeah, I highly doubt that truck with the steering wheel lift kit has been anywhere near a DOT cop since the modification was installed.
Good luck with the twins, and send the congratulations to the whole family in advance
Thanks again for another chuckle 😊
0:23 - The appropriate response to that regardless of vehicle condition is: "Then don't drive over 100 mph."
1:08 - I continue to be baffled why people think spray foam will ever fix anything on a car...
One does not simply find a 10mm socket .
Right? Silly customer
I'm sure the mechanic was enthused to spend his time looking for a $2 socket.
These clips never fail to amaze me.
'The technician did not find the socket' 😂
1:46 why blame the shop? Lmao blame that shady dealership you bought it from. Most likely can sue them for it too
In this wonderful world of chemical engineering, the US auto manufacturing industry has still not thought to apply it to rust proofing their vehicles.
I'm old enough to remember the GMC Company Board members going into paroxysms of horror when Volvo introduced their 6 year warrantee against corrosion penetration last century.
Spray foam? That's a job for JB Weld!
Things you hate hearing:
"Customer did it themself"
"Another shop..."
"Customer declined repairs"
"Installed it backwards"
0:20 is that legal?!
The plates
It's probably OK in states that don't require front license plates.
Looked it up, presuming it's the US, it depends on the state whether you need a front license plate.
I've seen decorative front plates on prior trips to the US.
Where I live in Canada we don't need front plates.
Nah, it's dangerous where I live. I'm in the South which doesn't require plates. You know people with those plates or the blank bracket moved here, likely from California, Massachusetts or New York. They also lack the mechanical skills to undo two bolts and just remove the bracket.
"Another shop" is definitely cousin skeeter
Not if it’s Skeeter from Heavy D and Matt’s Off Road Recovery. He actually knows what he’s doing.
sometimes cousin skeeter works at a shop y'know
Sounds like Mrs Slocombe in the comedy Are You Being Served? "Don't worry, It will ride up with wear."
No nonsense, except for the crazy messed up cars! This channel is the best! 👍
Lose a 10 mm socket and find a conrdog, fair trade I’d say.
Wow, the old "corn dog stuck in the defroster" will get you every time.
That thumbnail: There's an old British comedy about people in the clothing section of a department store. If something didn't fit, the salesperson would insist, "Don't worry sir/madam, it'll ride down with wear." 😂🤦🏼♀️
You guys desperately need mandatory safety inspections on vehicles. Like... yesterday.
That looks like a bullet hole.
#americanproblems
I don't know a whole lot about cars and if somebody asked me to point out something in the engine or under the car, I likely wouldn't be able to do it. But I do know what not to do. Being subscribed to this channel has helped with my knowledge. Took my car in for an oil change yesterday, I was a few months overdue but I don't drive much so I wasn't too worried about it. I've never looked at the service paper before to see all they do during the change, but I did yesterday after I got back in my car. Sat there and read it and was pleasantly surprised to see how much they checked.
Nooooooooooo not the 10mm socket 😂
"Honda Ridgeline" 🤣
I lost it when the customer wanted a shop to find his 10mm socket 😂😂😂
Boi you ain't ever gonna find that sucka again!!!
One channel I always look forward to new content from ❤
The shop that did the struts is called, "I Know a Guy"!