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Scotty I'm an old man, I love Hyundai's, I want a sporty car for the first time in my life. What do you think about the 2020 Hyundai Veloster N? You think it will last 200,000 miles? It has the perfect price point for me. Let me know if you have time! thanks.
@@angelgjr1999 My dad had a King Cab for over 20 years and rarely did a thing to it. It was running really well even when he finally sold it. I now have a '75 620 Pickup and I love it.
Japanese cars makers were making a new model. They invited a German engineer to name the car. The engineer said when do you need it? They replied tomorrow! The German engineer said Dat Soon. The Japanese said yes we'll use that name.
In RSA they reintroduced the name Datsun for the latest budget cars. Even the workshop foreman admitted to me that their reliability is even worse than the new Nissans! Its not the name it is the company Nissan has become. Very sad!
Haha thanks to scotty i have fixed all my friends broken cars lol.. Its funny how they buy old cars and break and leave them for weeks when its minor problems that arent engine and transmission related
-28 or -28.5 psi is industry standard before filling any tank or system. You cannot remove all the air its impossible. so in house and in car ac systems and any tank being filled with a gas has to hit -28 psi. Tanks have been known to blow up on the person filling it when not under the proper vacuum
Scotty : "The compressor has to be raised up against gravity and wiggled into place blind." (Cuts out all of the swearing). "And there it is. Just need to bolt into place and fill with refrigerant."
What I do like most is when Scotty explaining things in this case is explaining a/ c leaks in a such a nice , simple & workable manner & I do enjoy when he applied all instructions in detail of what may as well developed ...scotty knows how can cleaned up everything .
Scotty i just want to say i really like your videos and i think your a great mechanic who really cares about helping others and you like what you do. Keep up the good stuff. Thanks for all that you do.
Scotty, you ARE "the Man"... you and I are only months apart in age, and my expert car mechanic is now retired... if only I lived in/near Houston... you continue to keep it all real, and for that, I keep coming back to hear what you have to say, and what you do. God bless.
Thanks for all your videos I finally got the opportunity to work on my Subaru 92 SVX 3.3 got a new transmission rebuild my engine all by myself and boy it started right up thanks Scotty.
That's for sure I have to put a alternator on my wife's Nisan Murano no room at all this thing is a piece of junk even without Scott telling me I'll never buy another Nissan just put two grand in it fixing the anti thrift system and only the dealership can fix because they won't let the small shops have the program to work on it
Hey Scotty I would have mentioned about doing a leak test on the system to make sure that the system is holding a vacuum before you put in the freon this is an idea I'm a retired auto mechanic got many injuries and cannot work but I always do a leak test to make sure I don't have any other leaks in the system
I enjoy the videos. My wife thinks I'm nuts until I repair any of our vehicles for a couple hundred $ as opposed to a couple thousand. Keep up the good work Scotty.
as an auto mechanic with over 30 years experience i agree with scotty about using a new compressor instead of a rebuilt compressor. a lot of rebuilt components will not last.i also recommend using new alternators instead of rebuilds
Learned that lesson, from Auto Zone. Got tired of constantly replacing alternators and starters. Buy new, it will be the first and last time you have to do it.
I couldn't figure out why the alternator in my 1999 Pontiac Grand Am kept going out every year, after year 7, until it dawned on me that I was using rebuilt ones everytime. Switched over 2 a new one, one year & had the car another 12 years b4 i had 2 replace it again.
I just had a new compressor installed on my 2010 Nissan Rogue because the clutch seized up. AC still wasn’t blowing cold after putting in a can of refrigerant so we had to search for the AC fuse and that had blown so we replaced that. Blowing cold air for now. Love your videos
Thanks for all your content Scotty. I have a 2013 Nissan Maxima bought it before I started watching your channel😭. Had 26000 miles on it and I knew the old maxima’s lasted forever so thought it was a good buy. At about 36000 miles the transmission started to shutter a lil here and there. I was so angry after finding your channel and finding out Nissan has horrible transmissions. Now I am only going to look at Toyota or Lexus for the future. I am at 46000 miles the trans still shutters some time but I’ve learned to live with just going to drive the car into the ground then get a used Toyota thanks to you. P.s. don’t drive many miles as you can ,aye tell it’s been 3 years I have had the car and only put 20k miles on it I would definitely tell ppl to not buy or trust Nissan products. Again thanks for all your content and being the man that you are.
I bought a 2018 Sentra SR with 50k...I've put about 33k and no problems besides the front bumper sensor. But I'm definitely not buying another one..only Toyota from now on
@@urpreposterous682 The 4th gen was good for 200k miles with no repairs, just maintenance on parts that wear. I didn't even replace the original brake pads on my 97 until 189k.
@@urpreposterous682 cap i had 09 maxima sv bought it at 79-81k Milesage and i took good care of it mechanically, under my other ownership. Of 6yrs I replaced- alternator, battery, spark plugs, one coil pack, rotors (drilled) pads, steering rack line, steering pump , and belt, axle, transmission fluid change, and tires. Most of those i fixed my self. Until it was total at 160k Milesage
Chevrolet emigrated to the US from Switzerland and the bowtie is a nod to the Swiss flag. When he went bust and GM bought Chevrolet, they kept the logo.
Scotty love your videos I pride in My maxima and you helped me alot with the transmission you spoke of awhile back watched this video to change compressor alternator ect ect love it love it love it
On my car, i use self vacuum, using the compressor itself to push out the air and create a vacuum, we allow for a small amount of leakage of refrigerant. Basically bypass the zero pressure safety switch or directly connect a positive wire to the compressor for less than a minute. High side open or simply press down on the port valve, till there is a strong a vacuum on the low side. switch off. with engine off we load a little refrigerant till its standing pressure. then repeat the process one more time . So far this works without much of a problem, if your receiver dryer is new, any small amount of residual air will be absorbed . AC goin ok for four years now.
Hello, Scotty. Thanks When you have to idle a new 2020 Toyota Corolla for a long idle periods how does that shorten my oil change periods(like comparing to motors that used to have hours of operation meters on the motor)? Is there an equation for hours to miles driven to know more precisely how to adjust my oil change period?
I wonder how long Scotty has been working like that in his yard. Surely that would take a toll on your body over the years without using a lift etc. Keep up the great work!
I have had to get customers used compressors because they could not afford the new one. I recommend a new one but some people are really struggling financially. Thank you. Great Video
My 2015 altima ac cuts out at idle when its 100 degrees. Rest of the year its fine but as soon as it hits 100+ it wont work. Any thoughts? I have evacuated the system and recharged it and no leaks so im at a loss. I heard there is a dash sensor that goes bad?
Watching Scotty all these years has totally convinced me to keep my 2nd gen Cavaliers for the rest of my life. Great cars that are simple and easy to work on. Useful features with NONE of the nonsense newer cars have.
Bruh my grandmother has had her 2010 Nissan Maxima since brand new she knows nothing about cars and still is running strong to this day with 176k miles and has had no issues whatsoever. She even got t boned by an Audi and the Nissan still didn't have any internal issues. Nissans are great cars. I learned how to drive with her car and I abused the hell out of it slamming on the gas pedal. CVT still going strong. Nissans are great.
I might have checked to be sure the system held a vacuum for a while and then filled the hoses with refrigerant before connecting to recharge. Weighing in a charge is always best though a TXV allows an amount of variation, a piston metering system doesn't.
I like Scotty. Yes I have a 2014 Nissian Maxima. It hit over 100,000 miles. I love the car. It has no problems yet. I like his common sense and his troubleshooting steps. I have learned alot from this dude. Thank you so much!
I have the same model with 106k miles on it. Mine has had so much replaced it isn't even funny. It was still cheaper than buying new, but never getting another Nissan.
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I hope Toyota does not have this problem
Scotty I'm an old man, I love Hyundai's, I want a sporty car for the first time in my life. What do you think about the 2020 Hyundai Veloster N? You think it will last 200,000 miles? It has the perfect price point for me. Let me know if you have time! thanks.
Scotty Kilmer love your videos keep up the great work.
No jack stand for safety?
C B it probably will only last 100k miles or so then 200k that’s what I heard from Scotty
So many mechanics who refuse to work on cars without a lift. Scotty is still crawling under cars with no complaints. Respect.
For real
Well maybe those mechanics use their brain and actually take safety measures for their wellbeing.
@@seething1361 Man lifts are for losers
@@seething1361 regardless if it’s on a lift or jacket and you’re always jeopardizing your safety.
Wait till your 60 and say that.
All I see now on the road are "endless money pits" and Toyotas.
Disagree,
Straight up 😂 I’m completed disillusioned by luxury cars now 😂
And EVs.
All I see are Toyotas and people who wished they bought a Toyota.
All I see on the road is endless money pits.
Scotty be safe brother most importantly don’t change your routine it will help keep you healthy and young...god bless
Nissan: Can we get Datsun again?
Them old little Datsun trucks were tanks!
@@angelgjr1999 My dad had a King Cab for over 20 years and rarely did a thing to it. It was running really well even when he finally sold it. I now have a '75 620 Pickup and I love it.
Japanese cars makers were making a new model. They invited a German engineer to name the car. The engineer said when do you need it? They replied tomorrow! The German engineer said Dat Soon. The Japanese said yes we'll use that name.
My dad had a Datsun pickup when I was born, every one said it's a best small pickup.
In RSA they reintroduced the name Datsun for the latest budget cars. Even the workshop foreman admitted to me that their reliability is even worse than the new Nissans! Its not the name it is the company Nissan has become. Very sad!
I have a serious problem.... I watch way too much Scotty haha.... but my car “starts right up” and “still runs like a top” 😉
But does it has all the bells and whistles ?
@@juancolera yes
All my vehicles so far were dodge. Thanks scotty! They're serving me great and never had serious issues with them
And shifts like a dream 😝
Haha thanks to scotty i have fixed all my friends broken cars lol.. Its funny how they buy old cars and break and leave them for weeks when its minor problems that arent engine and transmission related
Pop up up n down headlights that was a great reference.
Made me smile then instantly had the james voice in my head singing the jingle lol
Pop pop up and down headlights!!!
-28 or -28.5 psi is industry standard before filling any tank or system. You cannot remove all the air its impossible. so in house and in car ac systems and any tank being filled with a gas has to hit -28 psi. Tanks have been known to blow up on the person filling it when not under the proper vacuum
Scotty : "The compressor has to be raised up against gravity and wiggled into place blind."
(Cuts out all of the swearing).
"And there it is. Just need to bolt into place and fill with refrigerant."
The pig sound with the Vacuum really cracked me up 😂😂
Sir you have flat tire*
Scotty: it's a celica. don't worry.
Me: but
Scotty: i said it's a 94 celica!
me: my apologies
I come for the Celica jokes
What I do like most is when Scotty explaining things in this case is explaining a/ c leaks in a such a nice , simple & workable manner & I do enjoy when he applied all instructions in detail of what may as well developed ...scotty knows how can cleaned up everything .
I like to puff on the Cannabis Cigar and get all schmoked up while watching the Scotty Kilmers videos.
What u smoking? I got that legal....
7:35 James would be proud
lol the pig pic when the evacuator came on
@John Doelayers of meme
@John Doe "Cops" are not bad.
“Say you bought a real crapper.” 😂
Only non subscribers would do such a thing.
This 94 Celica has a serious problem. Said no one ever.
@REM that happens to any car tho
@REM well then no car is perfect since almost every car uses rubber gaskets.
The 94 Celica IS bulletproof
@@justgod613 True and I have a 1994 Celica ST with over 336,000 miles to proof it.
@@justgod613 That's why I park mine on the rifle range.
Scotty...'takes alot to take it off' one second later...'ugh!' There!' Lol
Yes. But it was so funny the way it was done.
@@edwinortiz960 yup
Scotty i just want to say i really like your videos and i think your a great mechanic who really cares about helping others and you like what you do. Keep up the good stuff. Thanks for all that you do.
I must say that generation Nissan Maxima looks fantastic!
"Now we are going to take a step inside and see if the air is cool... aah!" LOL! Scotty is always so expressive.
Aaahhh!!! 🥶
Good job Scotty. You help regular people help themselves. Thank you.
Scotty, you ARE "the Man"... you and I are only months apart in age, and my expert car mechanic is now retired... if only I lived in/near Houston... you continue to keep it all real, and for that, I keep coming back to hear what you have to say, and what you do. God bless.
🎶POP UP AND DOWN HEADLIGHTS! 🎶
UH!
You are probably the most valuable channel on you tube, plus you are extremely entertaining! Thank you!!
Hey man I appreciate you making these videos I’m becoming a Mechanic’s apprentice and the info in your videos really helps me thanks a bunch man
Not only does Scotty provide people with good info. He also gets a good workout.
In with less than 50 comments, last time I was this early Scotty's Celica was still in the showroom.
Must have been after the flood..... Noah was looking too.
Yap yap, offer something relevant or dont waste space
Mr Kilmer is like a family member, he remembers me of my great step-dad a allround mechanic too and smart as hell.
God bless Scotty, rock on ✌️
Thanks for all your videos I finally got the opportunity to work on my Subaru 92 SVX 3.3 got a new transmission rebuild my engine all by myself and boy it started right up thanks Scotty.
"They don't give you much room on these things - that's for sure." LOL!
That's for sure I have to put a alternator on my wife's Nisan Murano no room at all this thing is a piece of junk even without Scott telling me I'll never buy another Nissan just put two grand in it fixing the anti thrift system and only the dealership can fix because they won't let the small shops have the program to work on it
Buying a car is difficult now, because of scotty
Isaac John jajajaja that’s true
how so?
@@MrWalker1000 the thoughts abt whether itll become an endless money pit after some miles
Long years ago a young man could buy a suit to get married, and he knows he would get buried in that suit someday.
a second hand toyota
I learned that "rebuilt-to-new-lesson" too! Thanks for telling everyone, I'm sure it will save a lot of headaches.
Haha! Scotty showing James Pumphrey when he mentioned pop-up headlights is hilarious!
Hey Scotty I would have mentioned about doing a leak test on the system to make sure that the system is holding a vacuum before you put in the freon this is an idea I'm a retired auto mechanic got many injuries and cannot work but I always do a leak test to make sure I don't have any other leaks in the system
The vacuum/micron reading will tell you, if there is a leak in the system.
7th Gen Max owner: Hey, think my AC went out
Garage: Yep, the CVT gone pal
7th: 😐 We did that last year
Is it really that bad?
Love it, you are the first person to say, I work on this blind, I tell people that and they say stuff like yeah right.
I love your videos Scotty. It’s great how you keep it so real. Love it!
“and then we switch on” pig picture 😂
I thought that was funny😂😂😂
As my dad (who had a masters in mechanical engineering) said many times: “those are just damn throwaway cars”. He was correct.
I enjoy the videos. My wife thinks I'm nuts until I repair any of our vehicles for a couple hundred $ as opposed to a couple thousand. Keep up the good work Scotty.
as an auto mechanic with over 30 years experience i agree with scotty about using a new compressor instead of a rebuilt compressor. a lot of rebuilt components will not last.i also recommend using new alternators instead of rebuilds
Speaking of jacked up.....
My customer brought me his car that he worked on
-DIY’er
Love to watch how you fix a broken a/c!! 😁🌈🌞💖🕊
Brings me back to when I replaced the timing chain on my 2005 Nissan Altima SE-R. No room at all!
This guy is a beaut. His voice, demeanour, presentation and advice are just perfect.
I never buy reman parts even if I'm broke I have bought reman starters,alternators and power steering pumps and they all crapped the bed in a year
Learned that lesson, from Auto Zone. Got tired of constantly replacing alternators and starters. Buy new, it will be the first and last time you have to do it.
Same here
I couldn't figure out why the alternator in my 1999 Pontiac Grand Am kept going out every year, after year 7, until it dawned on me that I was using rebuilt ones everytime. Switched over 2 a new one, one year & had the car another 12 years b4 i had 2 replace it again.
Well you can't win em' all...
STORY OF MY LIFE SCOTTY 😁
I just had a new compressor installed on my 2010 Nissan Rogue because the clutch seized up. AC still wasn’t blowing cold after putting in a can of refrigerant so we had to search for the AC fuse and that had blown so we replaced that. Blowing cold air for now.
Love your videos
What's more revolutionary than Scotty saying, "Rev up your engines!" Is hearing Scotty grunt. 🤣🤣🤣
94' Celica. The only car you'll ever need.
Thanks for all your content Scotty. I have a 2013 Nissan Maxima bought it before I started watching your channel😭. Had 26000 miles on it and I knew the old maxima’s lasted forever so thought it was a good buy. At about 36000 miles the transmission started to shutter a lil here and there. I was so angry after finding your channel and finding out Nissan has horrible transmissions. Now I am only going to look at Toyota or Lexus for the future. I am at 46000 miles the trans still shutters some time but I’ve learned to live with just going to drive the car into the ground then get a used Toyota thanks to you. P.s. don’t drive many miles as you can ,aye tell it’s been 3 years I have had the car and only put 20k miles on it I would definitely tell ppl to not buy or trust Nissan products. Again thanks for all your content and being the man that you are.
you still got it?
I bought a 2018 Sentra SR with 50k...I've put about 33k and no problems besides the front bumper sensor. But I'm definitely not buying another one..only Toyota from now on
Nissan Maxima sucks big time. The older models lived for over 100,000 miles. Any model over 2002 sucks!!! Money pit!!!
@@urpreposterous682 The 4th gen was good for 200k miles with no repairs, just maintenance on parts that wear. I didn't even replace the original brake pads on my 97 until 189k.
@@urpreposterous682 cap i had 09 maxima sv bought it at 79-81k Milesage and i took good care of it mechanically, under my other ownership. Of 6yrs I replaced- alternator, battery, spark plugs, one coil pack, rotors (drilled) pads, steering rack line, steering pump , and belt, axle, transmission fluid change, and tires. Most of those i fixed my self. Until it was total at 160k Milesage
Wee just need more honest mechanic people like you Scotty, your just great. 👍
addicted to scotty vids. the newer ones are just killer!
Chevrolet emigrated to the US from Switzerland and the bowtie is a nod to the Swiss flag. When he went bust and GM bought Chevrolet, they kept the logo.
4:27 i just cracked down laughing 😝
Scotty love your videos I pride in My maxima and you helped me alot with the transmission you spoke of awhile back watched this video to change compressor alternator ect ect love it love it love it
On my car, i use self vacuum, using the compressor itself to push out the air and create a vacuum, we allow for a small amount of leakage of refrigerant. Basically bypass the zero pressure safety switch or directly connect a positive wire to the compressor for less than a minute. High side open or simply press down on the port valve, till there is a strong a vacuum on the low side. switch off. with engine off we load a little refrigerant till its standing pressure. then repeat the process one more time . So far this works without much of a problem, if your receiver dryer is new, any small amount of residual air will be absorbed . AC goin ok for four years now.
I felt that "ahhhhh"
Love my 2020 Nissan Versa S with 5 speed manual transmission. I'm a Nissan guy 4 life.
I have the 2014 Maxima with no issues at 80k miles. I do all the maintenance myself.
Me too got Nissan Sunny 2005 MT so strong until 2018 I got Mitsubishi Mirage HB .
After this pandemic...I'm looking for 370Z
he said: get your head checked!
I've owned two Datsuns and two Nissans. I'd never buy a newer one but I love their old ones!
Toyotas are like buttholes, everybody's got one. Signed, Nissan guy.
Hello, Scotty. Thanks
When you have to idle a new 2020 Toyota Corolla for a long idle periods how does that shorten my oil change periods(like comparing to motors that used to have hours of operation meters on the motor)?
Is there an equation for hours to miles driven to know more precisely how to adjust my oil change period?
I wonder how long Scotty has been working like that in his yard. Surely that would take a toll on your body over the years without using a lift etc. Keep up the great work!
"I wanna get a Nissan"
"Get your head checked"
HAHA Savage Scotty
You better think a hundred times about that take it from someone that has one of the pieces of junk you couldn't give me another one
lol scotty using a picture of James makes me laugh. be careful, he's a dodge fan lol
Great video Scotty!
Scotty still working on cars on the ground at that age, much respect to him!
Scotty, why don't you spend some CZcams money on a car hoist? It will save your back and we need you as long as possible lol
Because you need somewhere to put it, and from what I've gathered on the comments, he's cheap
How about a manual nissan frontier?
Scotty I watch your channel everyday, and you never get old.
I had to spit out my beer when he showed James when he mentioned pop up headlights hahahaha
LMAO @ 7:36! Brilliant shout out to 🍩 media!
scotty has a v8-heart, 66 and still strong...
@7:36 pop up head lights had me rolling, lol
I have had to get customers used compressors because they could not afford the new one. I recommend a new one but some people are really struggling financially. Thank you. Great Video
"Innovation that excites"
tim
Pontiac - "We drive excitement." LMAO
Their innovation does not excite me
@@DMTruckSpotting 🤣 me either, but I'm sure some mechanics get excited.
They used to be "Built for the human race" during their heyday..
planned obsolescence, what else do they think about.
0:32 hahahah The Jack gets longer every year, does he ?
I really like my 2018 frontier, it gets me across the state and as an industrial electrician, its great for the price.
My 2015 altima ac cuts out at idle when its 100 degrees. Rest of the year its fine but as soon as it hits 100+ it wont work. Any thoughts? I have evacuated the system and recharged it and no leaks so im at a loss. I heard there is a dash sensor that goes bad?
The original founder Louise I think his name was from Sweden. Its a take on the swiss cross
Or perhaps he was Swiss
He wasn't Swiss, but he was Swissish.
He calls that an older car to me its near new haha
Watching Scotty all these years has totally convinced me to keep my 2nd gen Cavaliers for the rest of my life. Great cars that are simple and easy to work on. Useful features with NONE of the nonsense newer cars have.
Wht do u think about malibu. Are thy good used cars and how long can a transmission last
Watching these videos are making me feel better about fixing my own vehicle.
I had a Nissan Versa and the things I had to do just to replace spark plugs was just stupid.
Oh yea something with the coolant lol. I had a 2008 versa myself.
I have a 2008 with over 200,000 kms and just keeps on running. No CVT, but regular maintenance.
I thought the Chevy bow tie was a stylized Swiss cross because the chief founder was from 🇨🇭
Magnificent mr. Scotty from point a-b suscribed and shared thumbs up 👍🏻
Just got your book, Scotty! Thank you!
Bruh my grandmother has had her 2010 Nissan Maxima since brand new she knows nothing about cars and still is running strong to this day with 176k miles and has had no issues whatsoever. She even got t boned by an Audi and the Nissan still didn't have any internal issues. Nissans are great cars. I learned how to drive with her car and I abused the hell out of it slamming on the gas pedal. CVT still going strong. Nissans are great.
WHAT WERE THEY THINKING? They didnt have to work on it, eh?
I have that exact same vaccuum pump and it works great and the gauges from harbor freight also.
. Watching in the UK, enjoying your instructional videos
I haven’t met a mechanic that doesn’t break all the clips and then replaces them correctly
They never pur them back
Heyyyy scotty!!! How do i ask you my car question? Email? Thanks!!😁
E-mail
You can ask on the maven app check his website
Search his channel first, for your problem.
Automaven app
Online
Great video Scotty, my 2000 Chevy compressors top on the RH, just rest your beer on the air cleaner, comes right off, used a/c in 05, Indiana,🐴
Hey Scotty I want to give me a Chevy Suburban 2007 with 200,000 miles on it they say maintain is being done what do you think about that
They were thinking “maybe we should go back to making noodles”.
Nissin..
When I grow up I wanna be just like Scotty
I might have checked to be sure the system held a vacuum for a while and then filled the hoses with refrigerant before connecting to recharge. Weighing in a charge is always best though a TXV allows an amount of variation, a piston metering system doesn't.
"Ahhhh....here's your problem.....its a Nissan"
"chuckles to myself"
Nissan makes craps so that Scotty can entertain us 🤣🤣
Shourov Chakma The worst car I have ever owned.
@@jgonsalves22My 04 Frontier has needed a gas cap so far. What a p.o.s.
I guess I’m the only one who has had good luck with Nissan...
This video is exactly what I needed
I like Scotty. Yes I have a 2014 Nissian Maxima. It hit over 100,000 miles. I love the car. It has no problems yet. I like his common sense and his troubleshooting steps. I have learned alot from this dude. Thank you so much!
I have the same model with 106k miles on it. Mine has had so much replaced it isn't even funny. It was still cheaper than buying new, but never getting another Nissan.