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0:00 Intro.
0:05 The new engine the customer installed was from a 2012 Honda Civic which is a different engine, so the customer made this reluctor wheel to try and make it work. It didn't work and the crankshaft position sensor was not getting the correct signal and cause the car to keep shutting off on the customer.
0:23 A surprise washer fluid leak. The hose going to the rear window came disconnected.
0:29 Customer declined timing belt replacement last time in was in the shop. Now the repair bill will be a lot more expensive for the customer as he had somebody else do it but the timing belt came off.
0:47 Hopefully the customer gets new brakes soon but at least the exhaust will sound good...
0:59 Customer paid out of pocket to replace fuse box, radiator and other repairs.
1:09 The shop takes photos and a video inspection of each car and it was noted last time it came in that their was no body damage.
1:19 Corrosion was cleaned up and the OEM plastic cover was installed.
1:37 It did in fact have a brake fluid leak from a line that was installed by the customer.
1:53 The fuse box was apparently damaged by the customer.
2:03 The customer wanted the brakes like this and drove away.
2:12 No extra info.
2:22 The paper clip in the OBD port is an old-school trick and not recommended on anything newer!
2:41 Surprised the tire held air and what a very sketchy "repair".
2:51 You don't say...
2:57 This interesting "wrap" that was on a Mercedes-Benz that came in for a tire repair. The technician said it looked to be some sort of paper on the car.
3:10 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Auta a dopravnĂ prostĆedky
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Customer: âmy brakes donât work. Can you fix it?â
Mechanic: âof course. It looks like you need new brakesâ
Customer: âno thanks, Iâm goodâ
Customer: I want my truck to sound good though, hurry up
@@JustRolledIn To be fair, you can get pulled over for a loud exhaust.
@@WastedTalent- But you can't get pulled over if your car won't stop đ€Ł
@@Varmint260 that's when you get pushed over :)
Brakes ain't cheap, but safety is priceless. Too bad many people value their wallet/purse over their and others lives.
The water coming out of that speaker is just pure chaos.
That's something out of a Top Gear special. One of those old wrecks they drive across a whole continent.
The dark gods are pleased
They were trying to play the forbidden Deathklok album FOR FISH ONLY.
There lucky to have survived, as Deathklok music has been documented to cause permanent brain damage, and in this case, they could have drowned.
Even Tzeentch was surprised by that.
The rear squirter hose is run up the a pillar and into the headliner on many cars.
Imagine being so cheap that you decline repairs when all that is required is a single bolt.
A few zip ties will fix that right up.
@@WastedTalent- And some spray foam!
Bolt's cheap, the service time on the other hand...
@@chrisbaker8533 funeral costs will be handled by go fund međ€Ł
@@chrisbaker8533 It looked like getting access to install the bolt was going to require some real time.
I'll never understand how, with only two wheels to trust your life on, that ANY motorcycle owner would pull that crap and then refuse repair.
"Hello. My name is Bob. But everyone calls me "Dead Meat" for some reason."
Ambulance and hospital staff in the UK refer to motorcyclists as "Organ Donors", often for good reason.
I prefer road pizza. They are just waiting for a place to get flattened.
@chrismaverick9828 I turned up at my friend's house to go for a ride (His name IS Bob!) to find him pumping oil into the drain hole on his front drum brake. "What are you doing!!!" He was trying to stop it squeaking. I made him strip it out and clean it, but that wasn't enough, and then he refused to get new brake shoes.......Until we hit the first roundabout, actually hit it in his case and went over the island. Next stop was the bike shop for new brake shoes.
@@davidjowett8195 Same in USA
I've heard meat crayon used as a term for them.
This channel is the definition of an abusive relationship. It hurts me all the time, but I love it anyway.
no leaving me
@@JustRolledIn Never :D
Yep, one of my faves. JRI=' Ripley's Believe It Or Not' automotive version!
Sameđ
At my shop we like to finish out the day with one of these videos when a new one is up. Maybe something like "Yeah, it could have been worse today. We could have gotten that".
I laughed way too hard at the lady complaining about her screen shiny in the sun and fine in the clouds
Yeah they really should have told her no you're only supposed to use this car when it's cloudy outside
I can just picture a blonde Karen with hair tied up like her dog.
There is a blonde joke here somewheređ
Women.
Poor design of the dash or lighting of the dash. I have a 2013 Honda Civic that's so dim it's impossible to read anything except the speedometer in the sunlight. Never happened with older cars. I'm not against electronic displays, but make them bright enough to read in the sunlight!
I am no longer surprised at what people decline to repair. I am now surprised when they choose to fix problems.
You mean when they decide to create more problems.....đ đ§
You mean create their own new problems đ
@@glennjohnso310 Exactly!
for real
Is it not possible for a licensed mechanic, after inspection, to declare a vehicle unroadwothy and inform the police if the customer drives off on a public road ?
Holy cow the amount of work that dude did to try and make that sensor "work" is unbelievable
MacGyver Approves đ
if his talent matched his perseverance he would be a legend.
I'll bet a little spray foam would've fixed everything
That looks like something I would try to do.
I know! At no point, installing the correct engine, crossed his mind!
A new exhaust, is way more important than having brakes !! đđđšđ„đ„ You don't want the cops đ to hear you, when you blow through that stop sign. đ
Part 2 (in an alternate universe): đ§
You just can't cut me off cold turkey after getting me hooked on spray foam..... I'm going get the shakes.... wait spray foam should fix that!
As always, thanks for the laughs!
You're addicted. Your councilor told me you need less spray foam đ
Duct tape is a gateway drug.
It seems harmless enough.
Just a bit of duct tape here and there.
You could stop whenever you want.
Before you know it, you're "repairing" a rotten chassis with spray foam.
Just say a little prayer. , dear little baby 32 oz sprayfoamesus, dressed in your tuxedo t-shirt (we know you're formal and like to party) , please give us our daily foam.
@@massimookissed1023 I actually had a supposedly reputable body shop tell me (after giving me a "we don't want to do the work" price quote) that I should just fill my rotting rocker panels with spray foam because my car was already 12 years old (in New England).
@@JustRolledInHey! That's a HIPAA violation!!!
ROFL
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I have a photo buried in a hard drive where one of my daughter's boyfriends removed all four wheels of his AUDI & painted the rotors & calipers all RED. He was going for the the: '''See my high performance RED CALIPERS through the slots in my wheels? I WORK ON MY STUFF instead of paying people to do so." loloooolol
Oh boy đ
I assume that once you've painted them red they go faster?
@@bewilderbeestie If painted red, you get 3x faster. :P
i don't understand how the one in the video had made it to the shop without rubbing the paint off the rotors.
@@JTV84 the customer did it in the parking lot when the wheels were off
Customer " I made my own brake lines"
Captain Ron " It shows"
Customer: 'Help, I have a problem!'
Mechanic: 'I can fix that.'
Customer: 'No.'
Every time. lol
Customers are cheap effing bastards.
And that is why shops should charge for diagnostic time, at the very east they should charge if the customer declines repairs.
@@MonkeyJedi99I thought that most shops do charge a diag or estimate fee?
Then if the repairs are approved, that fee is absorbed. No?
Customer States: "I'm an idiot. Next time, I'll have my car properly fixed by a pro" If we can hear that more often.
Yeah, but that's how you end up with "I had this work done at another shop..." and never say what other shop it was.
I've said that before... expensive lesson to learn
I once worked with a mechanic who would whine that he was an idiot if anyone asked him for help so he did not have to help. But he was an idiot. He engaged in an illegal wage garnishment with the shop apprentices so they would not steal his tools or damage his car.
@@cujoedaman As normal the other shop means they had there friend dodgy dave do it for lot cheaper and don't know why it not working anymore and in a bigger mess then before.
@@cujoedaman That's for privacy, either for themselves or the "shop".
The screen "issue" is something I've noticed in a lot of newer car designs. Older car dashboards were recessed so the display was underneath a ledge which blocked sunlight shining on it from above. But I've seen many newer cars with digital displays which have no such ledge. So any time the sun is not shining from the front, it shines directly on and can wash out the display. As best as I can tell, this is a case of artistic design being prioritized over functional design.
Turn off your headlights and youâll be fine
Yeah, me too. Especially the electric cars which look like they've just got an iPad stuck on the dash...
That last paint job pure art! I would so totally let that artist use my pickup as a canvas!
Definitely qualifies as an art car.
My pickup is for driving not looking at
@@dirtfarmer7472 Having a unique paintjob wouldn't stop my raggedy old truck from hauling loads as it's done for 33 years. đ
Looked like a schizophrenic ride to me!
2:41 As a motorcyclist, this send me into a flurry of emotions. Imagine driving like this into a safety inspection, thinking it's no biggie and then spending as much money on a tow as you would on a second-hand tyre and fitting service.
No sprayfoam today? đ
Don't worry - the brake jobs were terrible enough! đ€Šââïžđ€
We should all appreciate the novel use of zip ties as a substitute.
@@Norbrookc ... for "securing" brakes, steering, suspension and axles/controlarms. đ€
2:22 I'd like to see a modern car try and communicate P0446 by just flashing the check engine light like an OBD1
Flash it in Morse Code.
I'm rooting for the guy with the homemade reluctor wheel, I want to see that work.
I wonder if the air gap was exactly the same for every 'tooth' on that wheel. And if it was close to what specs call for.
@@61rampy65 specs?
Referring to a previous video, a lot of these customers truly need their indignation switch replaced.
Do you mean....replaced with a lock they don't have the key for???
But the indignation needs to be at THEM.
A new indignation switch will fix a screen that's not visible in direct sunlight!
I think that you mean the 1 between their ears
That mosaic car at the end is like cowboy hunter s thompson having an acid dream.... walkin through the bloomin eye prairie....
That was really well done. Hope they took care of the rest of the car that well.
Before 2020: "Yea, I know all about that. I would fix them myself but I just do not have the time."
After 2020: "I just copy what the TickTock says and now it would not run. BTW, I just want you to find what is that noise..."
1:47 i stoped to help a stranded motorists who lost her brakes. I lifted the hood and found brake fluid all over the engine compartment . Her husband replaced most the brake lines with copper tubing. My first thought was he was trying to unalive herđą. I was so stunned I walked away. It still haunts me 50 years later
Used to be an AAA service truck driver and I responded to a call for a flat tire. Now with inflator kits our policy was we canât touch them and it becomes a tow call. This kid I stopped to help would not stop whining or moaning about how â he didnât have time for thisâ. By the time his father got there I was using the inflator kit just to shut him up and to get him to quit whining and to get the car moving, I insisted on both signing the liability form and fully releasing me from any problems cause he initially wasnât going to even get a new tire. His dad told him he was. Breakdowns or flats are always inconvenient but you had better be ready cause theyâll happen when you least expect it or ignore advice from somebody telling you to fix it
At least we stayed away from Spray Foam this week.
Yea I'm laying off the spray foam lol
The spray foam could have it's own channel đ
Still have silicone though.
@@JustRolledIn It's good you're getting help for that spray foam addiction.
lol
Yeah, some of those actually involved some inventive innovation. Misguided but it _was_ there! The new bracket to mount a different engine was like naked bee keeping. If you pull it off, you da man but otherwise, you're an idiot.
Last time I was this early, customers actually approved their repairs!
So, the April Fools post?
Not in this universe...
What a perfect reaction to the car at the end.
i hope the tech is okđ
3:08 at least this car is less boring than all the uniform black, white or gray cars I see. Theyâre like 60% of all the cars on the road.
heh, I would say like 90% around these parts if not counting buses, company trucks or similarly company livery vehicles (even those sometimes are just a logo plastered on white).
For every 10 cars I see, like 1 is red or something else. Out of the "something else" I would say ~50% red, the rest spread between all kinds, often blue but very rarely some green or brown.
A sea of lookalike bland colored SUVs everywhere...
A lot of that can be blamed on the german brands, they practically don't offer anything else
@@cenciende9401 The excuse they use here is resale value.
Hella sad to get it boring just thinking about when you'll get rid of it...
This kind of stuff makes me think state safety inspections are a good thing, except they don't actually check anything! I took an old truck in for a water pump, and asked them how much to replace the brakes. The caliper was leaking, zero braking. They quoted me $1600 (WTF were they smoking?! This is a chevy truck not a lambo!) So I said no don't touch it.
I also had my yearly inspection done at the same time. First they handed me the inspection report - I passed, nothing wrong! Then they gave me the quote for everything they found wrong - I needed a complete brake system, parking brake shoes and release lever, a missing bulb, bad wipers, and a few other things. And I passed the god damn safety inspection without brakes!!!
All they want is the fee. The state does not care about your safety. (and yes, I drove it home without brakes!)
Love the inside window washer.
That's something out of a Top Gear special. One of those old wrecks they drive across an entire continent.
I bet the driver rigged it up because they were going for a long drive & didn't want to stop when they were thirsty
2:58 that was a wrap ? ngl I thought it was dirt art lmao
Even you cracked up with the paperclip guy
"Something he saw on a CZcams video"
I've seen a few of the "simple hacks" videos about how to get around certain problems. A lot of them remind me of the scene from Fight Club, when they are putting up signs telling people to use old motor oil as lawn fertilizer.
Some are sort of useful. But too many seem to be created by chaotic trolls who want to spread random anarchy and destruction.
I'm a firm believer in random acts of chaos just to keep people aware (And my own amusement). But nothing that's too destructive or will endanger them.
We need a "customer declined repairs" top 20 of all time.
Could do a top 500 lol
How do you choose only 20 deathtraps?
That brake line bend around the steering shaft was impressive. @ 1:50
The zip tie to the center link, not so much lol.
The last paint job is actually pretty awesome
"Only wanted the exhaust fixed" ...umm, yeah. Cause the exhaust is more important than the ability to stop đ€Ș
they probably still had front brakes, they only complained about the rear brakes :P
If there's one part of a vehicle you really SHOULDN'T be screwing with if you don't know what you're doing, it's the brakes. Good lord I fear for anyone that has to share the road with these hazards.
That biblically accurate Mercedes at the end was wild
The original Motorcycle Organ Donner
Thatâs why people call them donor cycles đđđđ
I shook my head through this entire video...
Honestly, I wonder what things I've done in the past that have baffled my mechanics. Now I just trust my mechanic. Lol
"I'm having a stroke just looking at this."
I feel really bad for these vehicles being worked on by the owners. I don't feel bad for the owners just the vehicle
You just can't make this stuff up! The fact that we share the road with these individuals is beyond scary!
the "Oh dear!" at 0:37 was great
it takes a special kind of stupid to ride a bike with a front tire like that. just wow!
Owner is a cheap effing bastards poser.
Gotta admit that the metal cover for the fuse box was well crafted. Love this channel.
Might have worked if he had used old the plastic cover as an insulator
Probably saw chrome covered aftermarket covers like that on other cars and thought they would just make their ownđ
I can very much appreciate the "can do" spirit of some of these DIY jobs, especially that engine mod, even if they didn't work out as intended.
Ya knowâŠkinda diggin the ingenuity of that first clip Honda driverâŠhe really did try
Thatâs the first time Iâve seen the windshield washer spray inside a vehicle. đ
Iâve seen the inside of some peopleâs windshields and letâs just say having inside wipers would be a welcome add on lmao
I have a 2004 Dodge Grunge Caravan with 365,000 miles on it. Spray Foam is the correct solution for many of its' body issues.
I know that's a typo, but Grunge Caravan fits much better then Grand Caravan for how you describe it.
Ford decided that spray foam was a good solution for the recalled wind star minivans that had the rear subframe and control arms rusting out đ
@@NEEDbacon Grunge was intentional not a typo.
JRI got a mention in the Last Cold War Motors video, Scott watches it all the time and is astonished at what people are capable of doing to their cars.
That's awesome! I'll have to give it a watch.
"Customer put paper clip in odb port as seen on youtube" I feel like maybe people should understand these videos are what NOT to do your vehicle lmaooo
A metal cover for the battery, genius
A layer of Spray Foam on the underside of the metal cover would have fixed that!
@@rickpaulos That is one time where spray foam might actually work!
The fact the customer managed to get a different engine to even start seems completely amazing. He must be some kind of genius.
I love how you almost lost it when reading about the paper clip.
God bless the honest mechanic!!!
I actually agree with the lady about the shiny screen. I certainly wouldn't bring in the car for repair, but cars should be easier to operate, not more difficult.
I'm a motorcycle mechanic and a state inspector. They really thought that wheel/tire was going to pass? No one was going to notice, and pass that? Boggles the mind.
The owner possibly thought that only checked stuff like tread depth? They won't notice the modified side walls.
The art on the last car was so awesome!!
0:24 I would bet money that this mechanic did not believe what he was being told by the customer. đ
Another day another W Just Rolled In Video
0:05
and then there was the day when a customer brought in his BMW E36 325i with a damaged engine. I don't remember what it was. so we calculated swapping engines with one from a local car yard, as they at least won't remove an engine if it ran sketchy. all done and dusted, we realized the original engine had the adjusting intake camshaft, the swapped engine hadn't. but fret not, all you have to do is cut out that part of the cylinder head where the adjustor/actuator goes, which is not a big deal. just took my co-worker 3 hours to do... but engine won't start still. this took a while, until I had the idea to compare both engines' balancers, and lo&behold the spot for the sensor was placed differently! after swapping the balancer the engine ran nicely and without any more error codes.
but, BMW, why?
At least the shiny screen lady had a legitimate complaint
Well isn't that a failed engine swap
But seriously, it does fit in there.
Said the bull elephant, to the cow.
Should've just put in an LS like everyone else.
Thanks for using my photo (BMW E39 with the Vanagon Westphalia in the background)! I think I've now seen about all of my current cars. đ
I'm more impressed than anything else with that reluctor wheel one. It may not have worked but the fact that they tried and even made something somewhat competent there was pretty neat. Most people wouldn't even know where to start with something like that.
Two things that have to work on any vehicle. Steering and brakes. Seems many folks donât seem to understand the concept.
Love the vids. Awesome content.
Some real shockers this week, makes me want to stay indoors đ
Man, that speaker really had to go!đ€Ł
"Oh Dear..." đ
I can understand why some decline repairs. They simply don't have the funds to pay for it. Some just have to make do with what they have regardless of the dangers.
This is why the only new cars allowed to be sold in the U.S. going forward should be slightly modernized Lada 2107's (Rivas). It's all most people can afford to buy and maintain anymore.
The Lada Riva was designed so that Comrades Boris and Ivan could maintain it whilst sloshed on vodka.
And as a European i find this attitude completely mind boggling.
Thanks bro this b. Videos made My day
Just when I thought I'd seen it all, Just Rolled In shows up with a new episode. We are doomed as a race...
Let's all sing a chorus of 'Customer declined repairs!'
That wrap is actually pretty dope, ngl.
I saw a 'paint job' similar to that last clip at a shop last yea when I put my own own car in for service. The stick on film did not have artwork but a rainbow effect pearl finish that was applied to all the main panels of the car.
It made the car very distinctive and I've seen it around town a few times since. Pity the driver is absolutely hopeless, I haven't seen it lately and won't be surprised if it's in a ditch somewhere.
The man that crudely fabricated the tone wheel and sensor bracket was thing outside of the box , I give him credit for perseverance !
"I am Having a stroke just looking at this" đ
Mechanic states: "Average customer IQ is getting dangerously low."
I don't know how these cars get into such a state.đ±đ€Ł
This channel never disappoints.
I love watching these đ
You know, I'm genuinely impressed with the effort that went into the metal fuse box cover.
Shame they didn't spend a tenth of that effort picking the right material.
Or could have just stuck some double sided rubber strips on the inside, to NOT short things out.
Love that CZcams paper clip trick! đđ„đ§šđ§š
Neat artwork on the last one.
AS ALWAYS....these videos never fail to amuse and scare the $&^% out of me ! ! ! Thanks !đđ
That Honda owner did a decent job with that crank wheel and welder!
The custom tone ring for the crank sensor is next level shade tree.
cmon MAN, those painted brakes look great ! LOL....
Probably smoking hot looking. đ
People never cease to amaze me. I love watching this channel just to see what stupidity lies this week. It never disappoints.
The art car owns, unironically
Whenever I watch one of these, I think twice about riding my motorcycle. Knowing these cars are out there.
The motto of this channel should be âthe customer denied all repairsâ
Mate down the pub has done the cambelt cheaper than we could have done it.
Northerner from the UK there đ
2:37 I am no mechanic, but come on, do you need to look into why the wires melted?
The damn idiot was shoving paperclips into connectors
Now the fuses would've popped but because this guy is a genius, he would've replaced the fuses with 30A ones and the wires melted
my Chevette's on board diagnostic insructions actually DO involve a jump wire, and I think a paper clip was suggested in the manual... Aaah, the 80s...
â@@bunhelsingslegacy3549 A friend's car wouldn't run right after he replaced the battery, and the dashboard lit up like a Christmas tree. Someone else bent two of the tines of a fork in put it in a port under the dash. It reset the cars computer to factory normal and ran fine. I guess a bent paperclip would have done the same thing.
I don't remember the exact model, early 90's Pontiac.
@@christopherconard2831 it's an OBD1 thing, which was done away with in the early 90's. you can read your engine codes without a scanner as well using the jumper.
aooo gotta give the first guy credit for trying to make a reluctor wheel, lol
Own Reluctor wheel. So that's what we doing now đđđ