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0:00 Intro
0:05 Rear differential on a Nissan Rogue. The technician said it was a 2015 or 2017 (does not remember) and only had 60000 miles/96560 kilometers on it.
0:26 Dodge Charger needed the battery replaced (in the trunk). The technician said the whole vehicle was a mess and he still worked on it.
0:35 Outer brake pad missing and the caliper is rubbing against the brake rotors. Will need a new brake caliper, rotors, and pads now. The axle nut and other nuts were removed by the technician as he was working on removing the transmission.
0:47 No other info.
1:04 Technician said this was on a Mercedes-Benz (forget the model).
As you can see the head of the bolts used to mount the wheel spacers stick out, so the customer drilled holes in their wheels to try and make it work. However, the technician said it handed terrible and was not safe to drive.
1:14 The mechanic said both front tires were bald, and the rears were needing to be replaced as well.
1:37 The mechanic said the customer wanted to access the fuel pump to replace it so this cut it open. Now it needs a new fuel pump and fuel tank.
1:38 Check engine light was on for MAF (mass air flow sensor), after the custom "cold air intake" was installed.
1:44 Malfunctioning purge valve for the EVAP system. A common problem to see on different ford models that don't have a gas cap.
1:51 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer. As mentioned the engine is interference, so when the timing belt broke the valves hit the pistons. If the engine was non-interference it wouldn't have caused damage. Engines are either interference and are non-interference.
2:02 Damage to hood and radiator.
2:11 As you can see there's no tailpipe on this vehicle. So the exhaust has nowhere to exit.
2:20 Brand new Dodge charger, customer lost the wheel lock key and tried removing the locking lug nuts himself. Needed a new wheel and wheel studs.
2:26 Vehicle needs a new wheel bearing.
2:33 The mechanic didn't mention what caused this to happen.
2:43 "Her door latch was broken. The door panel on the inside was removed. The door came open when she went around the corner and she wasn't wearing her seatbelt. Definitely an argument for fixing those broken door latches/locks!"
2:58 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Auta a dopravnĂ prostĆedky
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LOVE the classic Pontiacs at the end đ„°
That last one just left me speechless. The number of critical thinking errors it took her to get to that point is astounding.
Couldnât agree more lol
My favorite part is that she casually picks up the cellphone that she was clearly using when she turned.
Thatâs my favourite comment ever đ
Not as bad as cutting the fuel tank open to replace the pump...
I believe you are giving her too much credit.
I like how the girl just gets up and walks towards her car like it happens all the time.
It probably does đ
3rd time this week damnit
It looks almost like what happens in GTA
She quite literally just rolled in
"What, Sir, would the people of the earth be without woman? They would be scarce, sir, almighty scarce."
- Mark Twain
They found the zero emissions hack on that exhaust system
Nice, I was trying to figure out what the heck they wanted to accomplish with that, you found it!
Exhaust recycling is normal thing todays cars. Never knew how it is done.
Now I know.
Thatâs one way to save gas by not being able to start it. đ
I can't imagine that someone would have the skill to bend and weld pipe without knowing that the exhaust needs actually leave the engine. Given that the car was just purchased at auction, this was likely done intentionally as an FU to the bank that was about to repossess their vehicle.
*banjo riff* _"Ha ha! Here's Roy!"_
Customer: "I did the work myself."
Mechanic: "You don't say!"
Customer: "Can you fix it?"
Mechanic: "I can but I won't."
That Subaru at 0:47: I would have quoted the guy 40 hours @ $100/hour. And that's just to diagnose it.
So far that has happened with my home mechanic repairs.
But that Suburu is beyond me what they were attempting to do.
I don't know any garage who would help that customer out when they went that far into destroying it.
@@davidpick1076 I like electrical work...up to a point! But I would give it a shot for $4000!
@@61rampy65 You could just pull the entire wiring harness and return it to stock (that'd cost as much as that car, if not more, I know).
@@bodyrumuae2914 "But, I worked hardly on that!"
"Thing is, it's hardly working."
Things I've learned on this channel:
- People think tires have infinite tread
- Don't let "someone you know" weld anything on your car
- What bullet holes?
- Don't let the lube shop touch your car if you still care about it
- people are nasty
Also... There's oil that last the life time of the vehicle
@@SDogo I mean if you never change the oil technically it did last the life of the engine....
I've got one friend I _would_ allow to weld on my car. Why yes, he _is_ a certified and experienced professional welder, how'd you guess? đ
@@SpawnofChaos Haha I just spent the last week welding a new dump bed for my brotherâs truck. Iâm definitely NOT a certified or professional welder and while heâs happy with it and itâs never coming apart, I made him promise not to tell anyone it was my work. Stick welding with 6011 is tough to make beautiful :)
Don't forget, the bearings are fine until the wheel actually falls off.
I would love to hear their thought process behind cutting the tank open to replace the fuel pump.
yeah like what the f...
I hope its just a misunderstanding and they just ran over some stuff. on the other hand you can clearly see the consistend fraing that comes from a sawblade
No shit, and I would really like to witness the "oh duh" moment as well.
The thought process, if it could be called such......
Gotta get that fuel pump outta there stat, everything else we'll deal with when we get to it.
I used to work with a guy that had a BMW Z4. He was running an antenna cable from the trunk up to the center console and inadvertently drilled through his gas tank. He's a pretty decent mechanic, and he knew where the tank was, just had one of those Homer Simpson moments. FYI, Z4 gas tanks are not cheap :)
How did they cut it without blowing it up, brushless DeWalt reciprocating saw?
Shop: "Yeah, just drive it in"
Girl from the last clip: "Alrighty then."
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I once made a joke like this - in the first Sims game, I put a car in front of a swimming pool, then I took a photo of it and put under the caption "I said 'dive in it,' not 'DRIVE in it!'"
(Yes, you could do that if you used the "move_objects on" code.)
customer, My door wont stay shut, garage, No neither will mine now.
I was not even in the car how can I get blamed for the accident?
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Agh, people can be so awful. :(
You're closer to the mark than you think. Had a guy here driving drunk and hit someone head-on. Low speed so nobody was hurt. Driver got out, walked to the side of the road, lit up a cigarette, and sat down. Police came and did not issue a ticket due to that they could not place him behind the wheel at the time of the accident. And for some reason the other party didn't say anything.
@@hdfxrs9121 ur joking
@@rendezvousonmemorylane That's exactly what I said to the attorney that represented him on another case. But he wasn't joking.
Thatâs how you save money, only replace one pad at a timeđ€Ł
SMRT lol
And keep the other one in the glove box as a spare.
@@JustRolledIn I like how when you hit translate it says DEATH. Lol
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Haha!
Crazy to know these vehicles are on the road with us!!
I jus said in another comment about these cars being on the roads around us, but even worse these ppl are too. Common sense is long gone these days
"There is no salvation for us but to adopt Civilization and lift ourselves down to its level."
- Mark Twain
not where i live yearly mot and no rusty shitbuckets on the road
@@jacksmith2315 Actually, common sense isn't so common.
Long time ago, long time ago people rode horses & the horse would get you home. That last woman needs a horse. But then Iâd feel sorry for the horse.
That last clip, happened to me when I was a kid. Memorial day, I get off work at midnight, was on my way home and I made a right turn when my dome light came on. I look over and my door was swinging open. So I grab the door, and because of the turn, it continued to swing open. Because my car was a 1987 Pontiac Firebird, it only had 2 doors, which were longer than average in order to be able to access the back seat. Longer than average doors = heavier than average doors. Had I of let go of the door, I would of stayed in the car, but I held on to the door, and not wearing a seatbelt, I was left laying in the middle of the street and my car continued without me. It went up to a house, and because it was uphill, it stopped without doing any damage. Last time I drove without a seatbelt, even just moving in a parking lot at 2 MPH, for me, a seatbelt is now just instinct, don't have to think about it.
I had an old mail jeep with sliding doors. I always wore my seat belt while driving with the door open. It had an automatic transmission with the shifter between the seats. I was tooling down a gravel road and I had a really cool K-Bar knife on the floor. It started bouncing towards the open door so I grabbed it and tossed it to the passenger side. Hit the shifter and knocked it into reversed. It locked up and rolled several times. I've used my seat belt ever since....
That's it for me too. Many years ago I was involved in an accident and got t boned. Didnt get hurt but my pickup got hit on the drivers side. Wasn't wearing my belt and my truck got flipped on it's side. I didn't get hurt. My truck landed on it's passenger side. SHE got towed away but couple guys were there and pushed my truck back on it's wheels plus 2 quarts of oil and I drove it home. Have worn my seatbelt ever since.
@@tinknal6449 Sometimes it takes something to happen (or NOT happen) to make us change our ways!!
I'm glad to hear these stories of people "seeing the light". Buckle up, and enjoy your lives folks!
im supries you guys dont have mandatory seat belts, in europe you get big fines if police stop you widouth a seat belt
I've actually witnessed that last one first hand back in the 80's before the seatbelt laws came in. A guy in a VW turned left, the drivers door shot open, he was hanging out of the car and clinging onto the steering wheel one handed with his arse dragging on the road, the car mounted the kerb, he fell out and the now unmanned motor went straight through the sixteen foot tall plate glass window of a department store, through the window display, through the plyboard back of the window display, before burying itself into the perfume counter. I honestly still can't understand how anyone wasn't killed or injured.
My dad had a VW bug in the 70s and I almost went flying out the door when it opened unexpectedly.
Must have been a VW problem
@@Ducky69247 he could have misstated it. That, or the door swung open when they straightened up. I've seen that happen on doors that aren't closed.
@@Ducky69247 I live in England, our steering wheels are on the right.
2:36 I can drive for hours with that new chime. Reminds me of my old video games. Nostalgic. đ
Another shop, usually run by an unlicensed relative or self owned. A true classic
You'd be amazed at how close they are to my house, plus theres never a line. Its really great.
This place called Another Shop, I notice never provides a receipt for their work either.
But regulations is bad right? lol.
@@MeppyMan EPA emissions regulations are very bad
@Marty's 4x4 "Another shop"= "I tried to fix it myself".
That last clip reminded me of my first car in 80s. I had a 1969 Dodge Dart. The rear passenger door would not latch sometimes. I had a bunch of friends in the car and I insisted on everyone using the seatbelts even though that wasn't very popular. I went around a corner rather quickly and sure enough that door flew open and scared the *@#*)&@$ out of the guy sitting there. I said that's why I made you use your seat belt!
The door latch broke on my dad's old Power Wagon so he rigged up a big nail and some sheet metal to make a latch. It often stayed shut, but not always. At least as the driver, he was holding on to the steering wheel with at least one hand. The other was usually holding a beer.
I was given an old Mazda which had the habit of swinging a front door open on every left hand corner - it was nicknamed Clyde, from the Clint Eastwood movie and the orangatang he used to signal turns.....
I donât have a story to add, but my first car was a 63 dodge dart with a slant 6 push button transmission in the mid 90s. Also it had 64k ORIGINAL miles.
Although I cannot really speak for *every* car of my type, I have one of "those" cars that is constantly referred to by the common masses as "Suicide Doors." The latches of this car, which has been through enough use and abuse to put two dozen "regular" cars into junkyards, has *never once* popped a latch on its own...nor had my grandmother's car, which was of the same type. I had seen TV shows that lampooned the configuration back in the day, sure...which required carefully-staged stunting to do. I also thought I had once seen something by someone who had one and complained about that happening, but I can't be sure when or even if I saw that. The latches on '60s Lincolns are pretty much "Suicide-Proof" from my own experience and observations...at least, the ones built from 1966-onward. Still, I use my seat belt every time, not only just in case, but also because I don't feel like "donating" $200 or more to the Annual Policeman's Ball.
@@paulsanchez4197 Mine was a slant six. four door. About four different colors of blue. (Some of it brushed). AM radio with one speaker. Broken gas gauge (I just filled up every 200 miles) and you had to use a screw driver to open the trunk. It only cost me $100 in 1986.
Two years later I sold it to a buddy for $70. He drove it until it through a rod. It continued to run until he got to work. There was a 5 inch hole in the engine block.
I went over and we cranked it one last time and watched the ole "Dodge" die.
He sold it to a junk yard for $50
I would suggest an hour long video once a year, with you and your mechanic friends telling us stories about your work, customers, and best days and worst days!! That would be fun.
Wouldn't it?
You just gave me a really good idea!
@@JustRolledIn Consider this, for the long video, don't post all the content you get. Screen the really outrageous ones for the year ender.
@@JustRolledIn I could see a VinWiki style series being really popular where mechanics tell their favorite stories
@@pdpotman420 exactly what I was thinking to do, do that once a month or quarter and donate all the profits to a charity
@@darkdelta I like to post them right away so they get seen right away before they might be posted elsewhere. However I'm doing another best of the year video at the end of December.
Sometimes I feel down about myself like Iâm not that smart, then you post a video and Iâm all good again đ
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His videos scare the shit out of me.
@@BiffBuffchest right!?! Like not only are these cars on the road around us, but these ppl are amoung us. Smh. This is why i dont blame my state and others for having annual state inspection. It cuts down on cars like these. But the ppl that are this dense/ignorant, well...nothing we can do about them, and that scares me
And these people also get to vote!
Yeah. I donât know a lot about cars, but I am shocked of a lot of the videos here.
I stopped today to tell a lady that her exhaust was broken, as the muffler was broken off and hanging about an inch off the ground, she got out of her car and was like I know just havenât got it fixed yet and then she walked into a nail salonđ€Šââïž
She has her priorities. Mufflers are icky rusty things and she doesn't see it while she's driving.
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Sounds about right...
the way that girl fell out of the car 2:43 was like an action movie, like the truck was filled with an explosive and she wanted to blow up the shop
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That girl at the end needs to star in her own action movie lol
Practicing for stuntwoman role, or is it roll? đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđđđđ
1:44 made me laugh harder than I probably should have, but that's the power of fart jokes xD
Fart jokes are at the core of all good humour.
I see there was no shortage of gas in the tank!
Hey, good news, once you grow out of laughing at fart jokes, you still get years of amusement from laughing at other people laughing at fart jokes!
Man I need sleep. Lol
A tale as old as time. Farts will always be funny. đ
if my door wasn't latching correctly last thing i'd do is not wear my seatbelt
It was almost the last thing she did.
When she literally...Just Rolls In
It never ceases to amaze me what some people do or not do to their vehicles.
I dont remember much from being a kid but i still remember the S bend down the road where i was born and 1 day we were rounding that bend in an old ford consul when the passenger door flew open and i shot across the bench seat and halfway out of the door, my mum grabbed my ankle and slowed to a stop with me looking at the gutter wizzing by 3" below me.
Your mom has good hands.
@@glenndavis4452 thats probably why i had a new dad 6 nights a week.... certainly wasnt because of her cooking skills.
The last one gives a whole new meaning to the term âAbandoned Vehicle!â
wonder what counts as a ''speed bump'' for some people đ
Mountain, speed bump. Same same
Curb đ€
Have you ever played Mario cart or similar racing games?
The Alps, probably.
8â concrete curb. 12â decorative rock. Shopping cart. Child on bicycle. Motorcycle. Large debris on highway. Fallen trees. Never doubt what the average American driver is willing to hit with their car.
That cross connected exhaust from the headers is about the most hilarious thing I've seen. The phrase " What The Hell Were They Thinking" just doesn't do it justice ! What's nice about it is that no one will get hurt from a bad self repair job like many others seen here. BECAUSE THE CAR WON'T RUN ! ! !
My first thought was that someone didn't want that car to go to auction, and had the resources and know-how to make a big statement about it.
Takes EGR to a whole new level. Lol
someone had the correct size pipe parts without any use, and decided to troll, i guess
Thanks for posting the photo of my Fiat Spider! Gotta say this was one of the more crazy videos. The one with one exhaust bank feeding right back into the other is totally insane!
Cool fiat spider , dude
@@thomasfletcher760 Thanks man!
Zero emissions vehicle!
Thanks for sharing the photo with us!
I always pick a favorite at the end. AND TODAY YOU WON!!
Nice ride.
That last one was sooo lucky that happened at a relatively low speed. Not so good for the shop front though.
Thanks for the videos. Be safe out there, and take it easy man.
Thank you. You as well đ
Forget taking it easy, keep your eyes peeled and stand clear of these cars and these ppl that drive these cars
Wonder whether she had insurance.
@@LouT1501 What if insurance denied her coverage anyway because of gross negligence, allowing herself to leave the driver seat of a moving vehicle
@@RedFlaggWaving Could happen since it was all caught on camera...besides the possibility of being cited for not being belted, careless or reckless driving, etc
This channel should win the MOST PAUSED/REPLAYED in 10 Minute AWARD. đ
Probably 2nd place would go to dashcam crash channels.
Don't worry about the wheel falling off, it just needs an alignment đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł . These videos never fail to brighten my day. đđ
Love the anti-theft headers! Also like how they solved the problem of thieves stealing their catalytic-converters!
I've been wasting so much money when I do my brakes. I thought you had to put 2 pads per wheel, but now I know it's put 1 pad on and save the other for next time. Thanks for the info !!!
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Well, I tried to put both pads on but they wouldn't fit. Derp.
@@travisritzman6772 didn't push the round squeezey thing in ?
@@thomasfletcher760 round squeezey thing? Let's not be so technical
Even better, when one side of the brake rotor wears out, just flip it and you've got new brakes! Easy peasy!
Aren't you glad there's so many car owners are such experts at fixing cars
2:11 The cleanest car.. 0% emissions. You don't need to secure the catalytic if you car doesn't needs one XD
Most of these clips make me very glad for the annual MoT test here in the UK.
I've noticed that cars for sale in States with auto inspection tend to get a slightly higher price than in States that don't inspect. At least you know the basics parts of the car are in good order.
Plenty of states have inspection and in almost all of them you can find a shady station that will pass your piece of junk.
@@PURENT That is the fault of the public-private partnership model. Farming out the inspections to private garages that have an interest in selling you stuff or passing a junker for a little cash on the side is a conflict of interest. If the actual inspection stations were run as State functions, have fixed checklists, and have no further monetary benefit other than the inspection fees, then it would work. A private garage can get a car READY for an inspection but, they should not be the issuing entity for inspection stickers.
Long long ago, in Florida, it was that way as I remember. I remember riding with my Mom or Dad to get the car inspected. The inspection stations just checked the car for safety and gave you a list of things to get fixed if needed. They would add air to the tires and adjust your headlights on the spot if needed.
You hit the jackpot on this one. Especially the last clip. đ đ đ đ
Whenever I get the notification of a new video, I start to feel better knowing it's going to prove I'm not the worst at taking care of my cars ;)
1:38 Still remember when I worked at a lumber yard, had a kid come in looking for PVC pipe and fittings. I couldn't quite figure out what he was working on because the parts were random, so I asked him and he told me he was building a cold air return for his car. I told him that was a bad idea because the pipe wasn't rated for high temps and could melt and set his car on fire. He put the parts back and left the store.
I hope I saved his life.
What a wonderful introductory video to this channel for me! I've never screamed for 3 solid minutes of my life until now.
00:50 When you cant afford an electric car so you take matters into your own hands.
That last one takes, "Just rolled in" to a whole new meaning!
That Ford is singing me the songs of a times long passed and my heart is filling up with warm nostalgia.
We had a Commodore C64 when I was kid.
This is better than any comedy show. It's hilarious what people do to their cars. Each clip is a masterpiece, keep it up! đđ»
It might be hilarious, but it's b....y scary as well. These folks are playing Russian roulette with other people's lives on a highway near you.
@@stephenphillip5656 exactly, I maintain my cars myself and in Massachusetts we have yearly inspections which is a pain but is a protection, all states should have them.
"Another shop did it" or "Another mechanic did it" translates to "I did it myself but am to embarrassed to admit to the shoddy work."
Who tf falls out of a car, lol. Didn't know that was possible, I guess you learn something every day
Customer: "All it needs is..."
We JRI viewers: "This will be good..."
Aussie bloke claims "First!"
Love ya work, mate.
Thank you, Brad!
I feel for the guy with the gunshot in his hood. So easy to do when using your car as a rest - while your scope can see over your hood the barrel can't!
Friend "accidentally" shot his car multiple times. Uh huh.
Thanks, as a blue stater I admit I needed this context
@@annehaight9963 My assumption was buckshot, but i know little about guns.
This guy's not the only one. I saw another truck with identical hood damage done the same way several years ago.
@@annehaight9963 only one bullet hit the truck, one is an entry hole and the other is an exit hole.
The exhaust on that truck that was routed into itself. đ
"Another shop did____" Yeah, I get customers that call in and lie. Woman bought items in May, she wants to return them. There is a 90 day return policy. I explained that. Very much Karen like, she demanded to speak to a supervisor. Supervisor told her the same thing. "I'll just take my business elsewhere!!" Bye, don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way out.
I feel really good about the fact that I've done a lot of work on my own cars and it was always a job done right.
Wasn't that your car with the custom wiring?
An alignment WILL fix that đđđ
2:33 got tired of listing everything and said check manual đ
0:47 that Subaru... Oh, and all others too.
There is so much fail in this video I have no idea where to start
I so needed this⊠đ
Hope your new job is going well my friend!
@@JustRolledIn thanks⊠I walked out on it today⊠too disorganised.
Ugh sorry to hear that! But working somewhere like that can be a nightmare
@@JustRolledIn thank u. It was getting that way sadly. Just too much.
The recirculating exhaust system was the best I've seen so far. Omg
I'm continuously amazed at the confidence and... ahem... ingenuity... of these home repairs.
Gonna bet that door latch was a whole lot cheaper than paying for the damages or increased insurance for the next 5 years. People are stupid. Also, sheâs lucky she didnât get run over by another car.
Lucky she didn't get run over by her own car.
No insurance..... So the insurance was cheap, though she had made a fraudulent insurance card, so now is going to be up for fraud as well.
Is that the new "Green-Energy" exhaust to cut down on emissions?đ With headers even!!!
Well, you know... they wanted more power without the increased emissions!
really made my day. the best compilation so far
THERE ARE NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE HOW I FEEL AFTER VIEWING THESE VIDEOS!
There are many things I donât understand, but I truly do not understand why people donât wear their seat belt. Itâs about as easy as using your turn signals (which a lot of people also choose not to do).
I hope that none of these rocket surgeons who choose not to wear their seatbelt ever crash into me, because I do *not* want to be involved in their serious injury or death from a minor fender bender.
The shop at the end can probably sell her a working door latch, but they don't sell the parts to fix the other issue.
what's the SKU on a new brain and head gasket
Whose brain was it? Abby Normal!
Seeing these video shows you how important it is to get someone who knows about cars looking over something you buy second hand.
Over the decades Iâve been a technician Iâve seen plenty of ID10T hacked trash like that Subaru roll into my shop. Sadly the managers above me usually wonât let me turn them away. Pretty much everything else this channel shows Iâve seen too. In my opinion yearly safety inspections should be required nationwide. The vast majority of people have no idea just how incredibly unsafe the car traveling next to them at 80mph may be. The state I live and work in does have yearly safety inspections but sadly the state 5 miles away does not. Oh my god the amount of unsafe garbage that rolls in with the other stateâs tags on it is amazing. Truly scary to think of when my family is out there on the road.
Once my mom âtriedâ to replace the front left tire my stepdad who was a mechanic told her she was turning the lug nut the wrong wayđđđđđđđđđđ
Oh oh đ good thing he said something lol
Some vehicles have LH thread on lug nuts, so not always wrong.
@@derekhobbs1102 That will be some pretty old cars.
I had an early CJ-5 Jeep that had 1 stud on the rear axle with Left hand threads....1 STUD!
It tightened up really tight before I tried going the other direction.
@@tt600pch You kidding me there's a single troll stud installed by the factory there? The heck is the point of that!
That last one was a Darwing award in training.
Damn! I sure am glad to live in Poland where we have mandatory annual checks. But still there is this thing called common sense that seems to be missing here :) Love your videos
Hi can I ask a question. Are there good ways in Poland to check the reputation of a business, other than Google maps? I'm thinking about a visit to Poland for a welding service on my car.
@@SE45CX Not really I'm afraid, sorry. I tend to avoid reading those reviews as they are often written only by those uhappy with the service. Happy people don't leave comments, they just seem to go about with their lives :) Good luck though
@@goatman86 Oh ok, thanks. In my own experience for the Netherlands I also see positive reviews on Google maps for businesses. And when I purchase a service they usually match with my own experience.
@@magna116 From the comments on other videos here I've learnt this is not always the case in all states. Besides that, seems a little odd to me to have a mandatory inspection only to state "your car is a pile of crap, do whatever you like with that information".
@@magna116 True, but not all states enforce annual inspections which I don't think makes sense. Also, some repairs are mandatory if the owner want the vehicle to pass inspection-- unless you find a shop that will pass them regardless that is... ;)
That exhaust is actually a very neat job, compared to the rats nest of mig wire that we usually see. Shame they forgot one vital principle though.
They must have thought the exhaust just makes noise like a car speaker. How does somebody look at headers and not understand what is going on?
@@BlackPill-pu4vi given that the car was just purchased at auction, the previous owner probably did it intentionally to screw over the bank that was about to repo their vehicle.
@@BlackPill-pu4vi how they be as proficient in their welding and fabrication yet fail to understand the ic engine and the intake /exhaust layout. Astounding
@@ZanHecht Ah HAH! A repo revenge! That would explain it!
Ouch on that last one! Hope she was ok and had insurance!!
NOPE. She showed a card that said she had coverage until 1/5/2023. Called and they said there was no active policy on that person or that vehicle.
One of your best videos! Great for a laugh.
how can you forget to put on brake pads and then drive with the grinding noise like: "this is fine, all things as supposed go be!"
I did 4 front pads recently, going down the drive hear grinding noise. Go to the first wheel I did and see that the first pad I put on backward, inside out. Turned pad around and been fine ever since. One of those duh moments.
Just incredible. I've had a superfluous screw or nut left on the workbench or floor when I'm done with a job on my cars, and said "meh, that was unimportant anyway". But seeing a whole brake pad left over after a brake job? Who wouldn't go "this should probably be mounted somewhere"?
2:02 I have a urge to ask... How did that accidentally happen?
2:33 when you car is fed up with your crap
"GO TO THE SHOP DAMNIT!"
That exhaust one made me chuckle. Of course it won't start lol
I'm not a professional mechanic, but I do think that those exhaust pipes might be experiencing some back pressure issues ...
2:12 These new emissions compliance regulations are getting a little crazy...
That closed-circuit exhaust was some next-level tomfoolery :))))))
2:11 That's one of those new 'closed loop' exhaust systems. Guaranteed Zero Co2 emissions. đ
It doesn't work, but it's halal in the carbon dioxide religion, and that's all that matters.
I hope the shop that the Charger with the ants was brought to refused to work on it.
The tech said he actually worked on it but outside
That end clip... she is lucky not to get run over.
Lost her chance at a darwin award.
Man i love the old broncos and blazers. and that seafoam green one is super clean. nice work
this has to be one of the most jaw dropping episodes of just rolled in in quite a long time đ§
LOL đ, I was operating a trackhoe on the side of the Florida Turnpike in Orlando and a car was smoking and drove right behind me in the dirt and I spun around and watched the lady just fall out of her car and let the car keep rolling. A minute later it was on fire. Women freak out over nothing.
The car did catch fire so her instinct was good, just not her action.
@@Sashazur Excuse me , it was barely smoking. And me and my foreman were just out walking around and could have been hit.
You just watch, she'll sue GM for the broken latch causing the accident, pain, suffering and mental anguish!
A bottle of wine and these videos makes my nights feeling so well. Gawd, just do it right in the first place. In the long run, itâll be a lot cheaper.
Man, some people simply should not be allowed anywhere near a car. Really enjoy the videos. Thanks
I'm so happy we have fairly strict controls and checks in Germany đ some of this "I fixed it myself" clips are just shocking! To know that these cars are driving besides you on the highway day to day is insane...
To be fair idk how many "DIY repairs" are happening here but I never saw this kind of loose tires or JB welded exhausts around here.
I wish the girl at the end would've DIYed that door shut
@@jennakhivkapratt8751 lol yes, it looked perfectly like a stunt move. Must be scary to fall out of the own car ^^
That Ford door chime had me thinking I was going to hit triple 7's... C'mon big money, no whammies!
"What'd I win, DIC? A new lemon of a Ford!"
The last clip reminds of a funny story with my 1970 Dodge Dart. I picked up a hitchhiker who was going to work, and while I was driving, my coffee cup fell over and hot coffee spilled on him out of the weep hole on the lid. ( Remember, no cupholders back then) . The next day, I pick him up and he almost falls out of the car cause the latch on that side didn't always work. Day three, he just waved me on. I guess he would rather be late!
The exhaust pipes running into each other is a New one !!
You mean brake pads don't come as buy 1 get a spare to install at a later date.
eh....extra parts
Bullet hole in a truck, only happens in the US.
How that happens is if you have a scope on a rifle and rest the rifle on the hood to take a shot, it can look fine through the scope but the bullet path is actually through the hood because the scope's line of sight is a couple inches above the barrel.
If I didn't see happen, I would say no way! Great clips, keep them coming.
I feel so smart every time I watch your show.
Seatbelt no.
Mask always.
there is a correlation.