Customer States Another Shop Used A Plastic Bag For The Oil Pan
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0:00 Intro.
0:05 They are not sure who did this. Might have been the customer or another shop. They are also not sure if it was driven like this as it was towed in. Either way, let's hope nobody thought that was a good substitute for an oil pan. The shop that filmed this was not told a lot by the customer.
0:19 Phone mount hitting ECO mode. An easy fix and a good find on the technician's part.
0:29 Front wheels are straight and the steering wheel is upside down.
The customer did not pay attention when they installed front-end parts.
0:40 The customer left the plastic cover on the negative terminal.
0:48 The shop thinks it was a head gasket issue but as mentioned the customer didn't want the issue looked at. Hope they get it fixed soon!
0:54 The shop is still waiting to see if the customer wants it fixed or brought back to an OEM radio.
1:12 Clutch was not a warranty.
1:23 Brake pads were not properly installed in brake calipers as well. The shop isn't sure how the customer did not see the worn out wheel bearing as well.
1:35 GM diesel pickup truck with Allision transmission. External transmission filter. Maybe the customer has had somebody take the filters off on him without his knowledge?
1:42 Another clip that was shared with us of the Bigfoot truck.
1:52 Luckily for the customer there was no engine damage as bent connecting rods can happen from trying to start the engine when it's overfilled.
2:07 The customer had a brake pulsation. They could have had the rotors machined or replaced to fix it.
2:17 The shop is still waiting to see if the customer wants it properly fixed.
2:34 The shop would have had to order the correct bolts and did an alignment just to make sure the alignment was off from the sub-frame missing two bolts.
2:45 The technician thinks the customer may do this for drifting purposes. Either way, it's not the correct way to do this and very unsafe!
2:52 No extra info.
3:02 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Auta a dopravnĂ prostĆedky
Have a great weekend!
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Right back at you JR!.
Spray foam can be used for clutch material I'm sure of it, Great Stuff
Have a great weekend.Also, really enjoying your videos.Keep them coming thank you
I don't want to have a great weekend, don't tell me what to do! (Mom!that guy is being mean again)
Customer goes to the shop, complains about issue, shop diagnoses it, customer refuses the repair and leaves with a car that's too dangerous to drive, why did they even bother going to the shop if they were just going to refuse the service? What a waste of time.
So they can take it to Pablo who can fix it for cheaper
Many times they bring it to the shop for diagnosis so then they can have a friend swap out the part for them for less money... then we get to see more spray foam
Let a professional do the diagnosis. Go home and fix it yourself.
They refuse after hearing the price. "You know what, I'll take my chances."
Probably the estimate to fix it was a lot higher than they expected/more than the car is worth.
You always say "Thanks for watching" at the end. I say Thank You for doing these videos for all us to marvel at. I'm sure all of your subscribers feel the same way.
I appreciate that!
Oil filter thieves in shambles after seeing the barbed wire.
tryna get that oil change on the low low
Is that the reason for the barbed wire? Do people really steal used oil filters?
Must have confused it with the catalytic converter?
Probably a burned ex partner
Mechanic tells customer âyour truck has two catalytic converters under it.â
See, there's your problem, you used the wrong size slow cooker liners.
Yep. I-D10-T model for anyone unsure what size
need at least 10 mil thick for these applications ..
imagine the dude replacing that oil pan thinking it's an easy job, this one's in the bag!
I mean, it is easy though. The hardest part is gasketing it, and that's not extremely difficult.
"That's a wrap"
Bet the customer did it at his own home workshop.
Unless you've got one of those cars where the subframe runs right under the motor. Those are a pain in the ass!â@@Raeilgunne
Bold to call the radio at 0:56 âInstalled.â
I don't get why people have a hard time with it, especially if you get the adapter harness. One end is literally plug-and-play, the other end is just matching wire colors. But there's still people going "Okay, this wire's purple, it must go to the yellow wire on this side".
@@joevk6274 I remember when the small businesses used to exist before Amazon killed them all. The small businesses car shops would upsell you on the adapter harness for your car and sometimes even offer to the soldering for you for like $25. Now its just internet only and nobody knows anything about cars at all at retail, its just so sad.
@@joevk6274 Right? đ
@@joevk6274 My Sister had a guy install her radio with all 4 stereo pairs tied into a single positive and negative. His excuse was "no instructions". It is literally printed on the Stereo top. People also install them without fuses, or where they are on all the time. One guy I sold a radio in the 90's and I told him that he can't ground the speakers to the doors. He did exactly that and then threw a tantrum when it stopped working.
Burning a clutch like that in just 32km is nothing less than amazing!! Holy f**k!
Love that new car smell!
Probably drove in first gear all the way with a foot on the clutch
Probably a "2 foot" driver, one foot on the clutch and the other on the gas. In an automatic they would have a foot on the brake and the gas
â@@wwsjr2love that burnt clutch smell đ
That's not easy to do. My ex-wife tried with my 300zx many many years ago. đ
Always amazed at the sheer number of "friends" and "other shops" who screw up cars. LOL! I am a shade tree mechanic and I have a very hard rule about stopping before I'm out of my league...I am fully aware that I can do more harm than good and cost myself some big bucks.
I knew a carpenter once that said he had three rate levels. The lowest was that you hired him and stayed out of the way. Middle was if you wanted to work next to him. The highest was if you tried to do it, screwed it up and needed him to fix it and complete the job.
Yeah, the "other shop" thing gets me. Yes, there are shady ass shops out there, but they're not going to do shit like using a bag instead of an oil pan. Things like that will get them sued.
One time I thought I could change the overdrive band myself on a cd4e transmission and I broke the turbine shaft. Towed it to a transmission shop and they replaced the shaft but the band I bought is in there and has been working. I probably still saved money tho because I did all the hardwork like cutting the car frame and popping the rusted turbine cover open that would have added like 2 hours labor.xD
Often time thatâs code word for âI tried to fix it and fucked up badâ
I've defintiely cost myself some money with my mistakes. Still saved over a reputable shop, but not as much as I'd hoped(a too subtle click on a torque wrench was missed and my thermostat replacement ended up needing an upper intake manifold too- annoying thermostat placement plus forgetting to hit the broken bolt with a center punch didn't help)
I can smell that clutch plate from here.
Bro how can you cook a clutch that fast without blowing up the engine it hadn't even gone thru break in smh
The combination of equal parts of confidence and ignorance can be very expansive
There is no tail like retail.
@@justinwebster7761 He most likely used the clutch pedal as a footrest... and there is no risk for the engine, just significant % of engine power was transformed into heat=>10 KW for 20-30 min should do the trick...
@@Bialy_1hard to imagine resting your foot on the clutch can destroy it in 32km! My 97 Wrangler has 250,000 and we are still on the original clutch.
I'm kind of impressed they managed to burn that clutch up that quick. I mean, I bought my first actual new car and drove it home having only ever driven stick once before, and while there were a few stalls along the way, I figured it out. 140,000+ KM later, still running the original clutch and it's still working fine. This is just a whole new level of 'shouldn't be allowed near any kind of machinery'
Just gotten rid of my 2009 Skoda, got it second hand with 220k km and gotten rid of it with 246k, it had the original clutch in it 15 years later. I cant wrap my head around killing the clutch on that distance.
It is amazing. For someone to have zero mechanical sympathy ..
My cousin managed to kill two clutches in under 100k each. On Toyota pickups, which are not known for having weak clutches. She kept her foot on the clutch most of the time instead of the dead pedal.
Her next car was a Dodge Journey... yeah, she doesn't make good decisions.
How do you burn through a clutch in only 20 miles? That takes some determination. They must have been riding the clutch, probably to smooth out the bucking, all the way home probably afraid to shift out of 1st gear once they managed to get the car going is the only thing I can figure. A few driving lessons would have been cheaper than replacing that clutch.
He most likely used the clutch pedal as a footrest, that's the whole "secret" in my opinion.
An old buddy of mine had a 99 Grand Am GT that he wanted to "pimp out" with a banging sound system, and of course let his "specialist" buddy (not me) install it.
They managed to wire it quite nicely actually. Three 12-inchers and a 1200-watt amp. The only thing was that they didn't compensate for the extra power draw by fitting secondary battery, or a better alternator, or even a capacitor. After that, after dusk, you could tell it was him driving down the street as the headlights dimmed in the rhythm of the music. Before you ever heard the bass. His battery also lasted about 6 to 8 months. Also, zero trunk space.
At a stoplight I saw a car with brake lights that dimmed in a regular pattern, and wondered why. Didn't hear any music, though.
And it being a Grand Am, I bet the whole car rattled like a dumpster full of empty soup cans.
I hope he set some money aside for the hearing aids he's going to need on his 50th birthday.
I knew a guy that had a 1kw linear CB amp that lit shit up outside the van when he key'ed up !! SSB with co-phase antenna; he talked-you listened.
@@joevk6274 But that was true before the stereo install
That guy at the end was damn lucky. Do _not_ try to catch falling cars with your bare hands.
no you're right. Always wear gloves people. Safety first.
I'll make a note of that for the next time.
There should be a mandatory safety sticker to that effect on the back of all tow trucks and lifts.
Thanks, now have an old Perry Como song stuck in my head..." Catch a falling car, and stick in the parking lot" đ
Its ok, he had just eaten a can of spinach
Barbed wire is a new one.
At least it isnât silicone.
I can see barbed wire to keep a catalytic converter from being stolen but not for an oil filter
@@clearcreek69 Well, apparently you haven't tried to buy a filter over the last couple years!
It's to ensure that their hands have something to grip on to when removing them by hand,
Instead of just buying a $10 tool :-)
â@@fredygump5578I have they ain't that damn expensive
Hopefully that tow operator found a new line of work
Might be at the spray foam factory now. Theyâre busy!
@@JustRolledIn They are working hard everyday
Or maybe he's been unloading cars like this for the last 30 years? I bet it saves a lot of time!
Yep, plenty of work in the unemployment line.
Who'd want to hire that moron?
I would NOT hire that guy for anything, not even flipping burgers at McDonalds. Always check, double check, triple check my work if I did it right or forgot something. If I'm not sure, go back & check it. Never had any mishaps like these IDIOTS in these videos in my 55 years.
The plastic bag oil pan was truly epic.
Would've been epic if it worked.
Truly a new low in lubrication-tech!
I think it would have worked if they tucked the plastic oven bag into the sump and bolted the sump back in place...
This episode seems to be âcustomer messes up their own car, blames someone else, then refuses to get it fixedâ in this edition âwtf happened to this vehicle?!â
always has been
We don't need no stinkin' sub frame bolts !đđđđđđđ
At least they used a Grade 8 bolt for the one they did replace.
Weight reduction! Do you have any idea how much all the bolts in your vehicle weigh? That's why all the pro's remove every single one of them. Adds like 100 horse gallons per square PSI.
The legendary "another shop" again đđ đ
Someone should shut that place down, i've heard people complain about them by name at least a dozen times this week đ
â@@RoundShadesđ I'm surprised they're still in business đ€Šââïž
Ah yes...another shop replaced your oil pan with a plastic bag. Sure, we believe you. đđ
Because every shop has slow cooker liners lying around. :)
bro i had people secure stuff with chains, should of seen the mess. im still pissed
A man buys a manual transmission car with no experience and destroys the clutch within 20 miles...
I had no experience with a manual transmission when I was 18, but my dad bought me a '77 VW Rabbit and told me to learn how to drive it. It took less than a day and I did not burn the clutch....
Its a different world today... Lots of simps and girly men....
@@ricksmith4736 Just stop it. The whole 'girly men' think is getting tired. And lots of women drive manual. Grow up....your comment was funny for a high school kid in 1991
That was the perfect car for 'bunny-hopping' in!
@@ricksmith4736 I mean that has nothing to do with it lol. Girly men drive manuals just fine everywhere else in the world!
My dad (who is a mechanic of all things!) only ever drives automatics, so when I was a kid my mom took me to a nearby empty parking lot every Sunday in her Renault 5 until it was second nature to me. She even taught me how to double clutch, because she spent most of her formative years driving a Citroen 2CV with a broken synchromesh.
I'm no mechanic, but it blows my mind to see how little regard some people have for their cars.
I managed to get over 200k on a clutch and only changed it because the release bearing was making noise.
1990 Toyota pickup, 4wd, 6 cylinder
Loved that thing got to 350k then rolled it on a snowy night it still lives on as a stripped down mud bogger
Hey , there is no sense in taking a chance when it comes to oil filter thefts! LOL
He got the filters confused for the cat. converters lol
@@JustRolledIn I think that you're right about that LOL
@@JustRolledIn that makes sense. Because no other possibility makes any sense at all. Not that much shown on this channel makes sense to anyone that knows even the slightest about cars
I'm wondering if he has a very pissed off ex.
My first thought was maybe the owner was having trouble with jerks removing those to drain the fluids in the hope the owner would ruin his car for some reason.
While working for Buick as a mechanic back in 1987, I watched a car transport driver, drive a brand spanking new Buick Grand National off the front of the transport. The car was bent in half.
A Grand National? Noooooo! đąđąđą
đł nooooooo not a grand national đ€Šââïž...guaranteed..he didn't drive for them anymore or any other trucking company after that đ€
As someone that has towed, I would teach drivers that "it goes in with the winch, it leaves by the winch. Do not drive it up, down, left right or press B or A. If you damage the car, we aren't paying for it, you are."
In no real company would the driver of the tow truck end up being responsible for paying for a vehicle they damaged (or any other company doing anything holding an employee personally financially responsible for a mistake). That isn't even legal.
@@ian3580 He can't do it (wage theft), but he sure can tell them that he will.
@@ian3580 we also paid them with monopoly money and blockbuster shares.
Of course we can't make them pay, but putting it in the back of their mind even if they knew better, was a fairly good deterrent.
My dude tried to catch a car with his bare hands. He thought that would work.
He is Luke Skywalker. Just use the, "force."
Dude's brain short circuited - "NONONONO I have to do something!"
After watching a bunch of these videos, im staring to think that "Another shop did the work" is code for 'I did this at my house and now need a pro'
The barbed wire around the filters. Did someone tell them they were catalytic converters?
lol exactly what I was thinking!
yeah but if he's got that round the filters, imagine whats on the cat. Probably has an armed guard duct taped to it.
@@ThePsiclone I couldn't even figure out how he got it all on and tight.
Probably "deleted" the catalytic converters and sold them himself, and yeah, those oil filters are priceless, you can't be just replacing them ! lol
This channel is like malort for gearheads. Enjoy is a strong word for how this... Experience makes me feel.
Ahhh, it's a great day when I can watch the fools who just rolled in!
This should probably be called the Customer Declined All Repairs channel.
More like "mechanic denied all repairs" . đ
the plastic cap on the negative terminal is always funny.
It greatly extends the battery life.
@@flagmichael It does!!!
Stops corrosion !!
Agreed. Forgot to mention when I submitted the clip, it was towed into our dealership for thatđ€ŠââïžI felt bad for the guy, paid for that tow just for me to put the terminal back on and the car to be fine. But also, donât tow truck drivers try to jump a car first or anything? Wouldnât the driver have noticed that? Maybe they donât check stuff first, just tow x car to x place.
RUN! Run like hell!
No one saw the car fall!
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No-one saw it, it didn't happen, right?
The guy looking for Bigfoot might want to have a closer look at the person who wired their car.
He, the owner, wired up his vehicle!
I guess Bigfoot would've done a better wiring job.
Pretty obvious the only problem with the first clip is that they forgot to install the drain plug.
lmao
Kids, never install your own free radio đ» đ
Wait till 18 to install radio
sure you can,you just need more than 2 working braincells..so that rules out 92% of the population
Or just make sure you always buy the installation kit and never cut factory wiring
This channel gives me nightmares. There are so many âcustomer statesâ cars driving around on the roads today.đ±
#1 "Another shop" is code for DIY home hack. That applies to almost every disaster shown on this channel. Some customers are just more honest about it.
I'm at the point where I'm surprised when I DON'T hear the customer declined repairs.
Big Foot. đ€Ł
That's a birds nest..not wiring..lol..âïž
Absolute respect for the toe truck driver. After all he nearly lost a toe. đđ
-Buys a brand new manual transmission and destroys it almost immediately
- 10 litres of oil, I'm surprised they managed to get it all in.
@JustRolledIn is the gift that keeps giving đđđ
Awesome as ever dude đ
Plastic bags as sump pans and oil cooled radiators đź whatever next! đ€Łđ€Ł Back from holidays and all upto date with JRI, have a great weekend bud đ
Hope you had a great holiday!! And you as well. đ donât be making any plastic oil pans now lol
Literally perfect examples of "a fool and their money will soon part"
It gets better every show. Just amazing! Can't believe the stuff they pull off. đđđđšđŠ
3:06
That Escort GT takes me back! I had a red one, 1990. It was a fun little car.
Always a treat to watch.
Ok on the rotor thing I am guilty of taking a flap disc to a set of rotors one time, slapped some cheap pads on it and got by for almost a year before I had to fix it right by replacing the rotors and pads
"Hey, my car has a problem, can you take a look?" "sure, here's what's wrong. want to get it fixed?" "no, I'm leaving"
lol man, the stuff this channel keeps posting is just amazing
This channel is an ongoing hoot! I hate to laugh at people's stupidity, but I don't know what else to do!
We need to gather and picket " Another Shop" to close them down. lol
So is Bigfoot attracted to fire hazards is that how that works
smokey the bigfoot ;-)
Hahahahah.
And Bigfoot is also a mechanic.
I get tickled when I hear another disaster that was done by "another shop". I surely do hope that you charge those folks the same as your 'If You Watch' price. Good vids, man, thanks!
Yesterday I didn't know what a tow truck driver was...today I is one!
"Did you replace the oil pan?"
"Yes, it was a Hefty job, but i'm just Glad it's over."
GROAN!
That Traverse at the end... just rolled in lol
Looks like the bigfoot hunter got lucky, and now bigfoot is his auto electrician.
I like the one's that come in for easy repairs like left the cap on negative terminal most mechanics quickest hourly fee Ive every made
What do you say when WTF just doesn't cut it.
2:52
Dude was just the right mix of brave, stupid, and lucky
Love the right-hand drive Maxima on the top right!
declined repairs = i will fix myself and get it worse
Then take it elsewhere to get it fixed and blame the previous shop for the damage.
They just didn't spend enough time on it the first time around. They will do a more thorough job on it this time. Urethane bushings are so great, urethane foam must be the ultimate.
thank you for the laughs đ€Łđ€Łđ„
I just hope every time a customer declines, the shop still charged diagnostic time. Even if you had nothing else going on, and spent a minute, that's a minute you could have spent chilling. Remember it's better to do no work and make no money, than to do work and still make no money.
Guy never saw the commercial:
"Don't mess with Sasquatch! "
If we use engine oil as coolant, then we don't even need a head gasket, right? Why didn't anyone think of this before?
I had a motorcycle that was oil and air cooled. The oil cooler was right in front of the engine.
Porsche did it with the later 911's before they moved to water cooling, emissions killed it.
Makes me thankful that I know what I don't know.
absolutely! imagine you get a promotion and first taskin your new role is drive to the airport on monday for a business flight but your trans packs up on the drive home friday. how hard can it be? i'll have this fixed by monday. you were up first thing and in the garage, now it's 5pm, saturday and you've finally managed to wrestle the thing out and break it open.... đ±
If you don't take on an effort because you don't have enough expertise, skill or experience, you're actually pretty intelligent because you know your own limits!
@JustRolledIn
Burnt the brand new car's clutch in just 32 km!! That's 19.4 miles! OUCH!!
THANK YOU for your videos & shorts! Although I'm 68 and spun my wrenches at 13 for the first time, I am always amazed at what I see on your channel!! I am also more and more aware - some owners have no clue how dangerous their car is, and/or irresponsible they are!
Let's be aware of what's out there, everyone! And be safe & responsible!
That old Escort GT at the end is sweet. Youâve got to love 80s cars.
"Customer declined" seems to always precede the dumbest damned things I have ever heard of. How do mechanics keep straight faces?
Foiled again.
Now that he knows what is wrong, the customer will attempt another repair. I mean, his âfriendâ will attempt another repair.
Another great video đ đ
Love your channel!
ngl burning through a clutch in 20 miles, doing what is presumably normal driving, is extremely impressive.
1:20 in germany, who loves car more than the US, *you gotta have a license for manual transmissions* ... and then you can also drive automatic. Not the other way around. Auto>man is a no no.
Wonder why? thats why!
Michigan started doing that. Marking if the driver is efficient on manual. Not that thereâs very many around now⊠at least in the US. Iâm gonna have to start having vehicles shipped from Europe soon.đ I love my manuals.
I going to barb wire my valve covers and air cleaner!
Ima do my driver side mirror!
1:06 no radio in the world needs that many vires... unless you want to contact the allies to signal the landing zone
I work at a dealership, watching these videos make ma laugh all day.
The Bigfoot truck. Lol
Great Video!
My friends cousins brother works over at the other shop down the road, he installed it. Oh, the shop? I forget what it's called, it's the one over by the thing, ya know? IT WASNT ME!
The last one with the tow truck is truly a classic đ€Ł
Oh for the love of god!!! No other shop did anything. Itâs friends and family!! đđLol
Just bag it up
No diggity, no doubt.
There is always some scammer who has the shop do something small, goes home, screws up a home repair then goes back to the shop and blames them. Always. No wonder shops take so many pictures of vehicles before they start work.
The rotisserie chicken bag as an oil pan would of been a funny idea for Mythbusters
I have very little experience driving a manual and I'd have to work pretty hard to burn a transmission in the first 20 miles.
It takes a lot of dedication.
In Australia you need a manual licence to drive a manual car. Not sure why other countries don't do the same.
Same in UK.
The clip with the aftermarket radio has literally the same radio I have in my 07 Subaru sti and didnât have any issues wiring mine up. So it amazes me that someone could screw that up so easily. đ€Šââïžđ€·ââïž
0:14 âAnother shopâ. đ
how do you burn out a clutch in 32km??? holding the clutch pedal halfway at 5000rpm?
32km long burnout
Clutch halfway might be the secret. He probably revved extra hard to make up for the missing power, too.
Half way bro. Probably riding the clutch the whole time and high revved it. Also im sure he was figuring out how to even try to accelerate đł.
That barbed wire looks kinda sick though
barbed wire tattoo for oil filters. it's pretty cool
"The customers issue was caused by himself" lol
That oil pan plastic bag liner was innovative! đ§
I prefer to use an aluminum foil turkey pan for an oil pan. Saran wrap is for peasants.
That was what I was thinking! The shape is much better, it holds more oil, can be attached with either duct tape or spray foam. I'm pretty sure it is the wave of the future.
Society has dropped another half a point.
That clutch plate got straight annihilated.
Trying to think of a reason why someone would buy a manual when they have no idea how to operate it, and the only scenario I could come up with is that the buyer desperately wanted a brand new Qashqai, but the only one available at the time was a manual.