the oil is a lubricant for the engine. it'll run and drive without oil, but you'll have a lot of metal on metal contact with no lubricant. Eventually, the motor will seize up from running dry
@@pipedup water is actually a liquid. This means it's not a solid or a gas. If you cool it, it can actually become ice and if you heat it, it can actually turn to steam. Water
I had a 2001 Toyota Corolla LE. Amazing 1st car. My older brother had to use it because his car broke and then he completely ruined it. My dad has told him to change the oil countless times but he kept driving saying to my dad he'll do it soon. Later it got rod knock and my older brother is blaming the car for "being old." The engine bay and the engine were still pretty clean and taken good care of.
Doesn't that just chap your butt? My mom and dad had a Thunderbird that they drove easy. Cue my brother borrowing it for a few days to get to work. Dad told him to drive it easy. He always left at the last minute to get to work. Low and behold they get a call that the car blew up on his way to work. Dad knew he didn't run it easy. I wanted to kick his butt!
You could have said no, if it was your car, brother or not, people dont care about your things, lesson for the future, dont lend anyone anything, I dont and all my stuff lasts forever, 29 years old and I still have the same bike, I learned how to ride on, when I was 7 years old, and it still rides, keep to yourself and keep your things away from others and they will last forever.
This reminds me, few years ago. My father had this pickup for yard work and that sort of thing, and my sister didn't have a car so she started driving it regularly. Then, my car went in for repair so i took it out just for some quick errands. I was about 4-5 miles out, i noticed the engine temp was all the way up so i pulled over. Opened the hood and check the oil, bone dry. It leaked oil. She never bothered with it. So hot summer day i parked in the side of the road for a couple hours before my brother showed up and i tried putting oil in there. It was already too late. A mile down the road and suddenly it over heated and pissed coolant all over the road. Thing was dead. I insisted that I'm not taking the blame, it didn't leak all it's oil out in the 5 minutes i drove it. This is why i don't loan my vehicles to anyone. I don't let others drive my car, unless they're a mechanic or someone i know who will not beat on the thing. If a car leaks oil. Check it constantly otherwise it will go to the junkyard. I liked that truck too.
my engine blew one evening after leaving the gym. while driving home, I started to hear the EXACT same knocking sound. its something you never forget lol I drove it to work and back the next day before the engine light even came on. Car drove fine for the 5 mile ride to the mechanic lmao once he took a look, he found out the whole engine was shot. Definitely one of those sounds you NEVER want to hear.
My uncle had a Town and Country. I'm about 75% sure it was not well maintained, at least by the original owner(s). Was sitting in the back when the driver floored it to pass & as soon as they were done I heard something was up with the engine. Rods were knocking pretty much exactly like this one sounded. Threw the rod and destroyed the engine a couple days later when dad tried to fix it.
I hate when somebody near me has the knock of death. Makes my heart race instantly. Turn my music all the way down, pop the windows open and have my head out the window like “lawd I just did a oil change why me!” Then a cavalier floors it and comes knock racin by cause I’m being paranoid under the speed limit😂. I swear the relief of realizing it’s not your car is as good as a cop turning his lights on behind you; but flys by and keeps going.
one time I drove my bosses work van and I didn't know it didn't have oil and I was going on the freeway like 70 and I blew out the engine a cloud of smoke follow behind me and the engine died on a Kia Sorento it's really crazy when you realize that you just blew it out and it's not going to run
@ brand new factory replacement engines average 10.000 dollars.this does not include another 3000 to 4000 for removing and installing the engine. Automatic transmissions, 5000.00. Hence, why it so important to change oil and transmission fluids on time.
Devin Tariel Incorrect. If there is no oil in the engine, there is no oil pressure. If the engine ran completely out of oil you would see the red oil pressure warning light illuminate. This car may have had oil added to it which is why there is no warning light. The damage from having no oil in it is already done, however.
Saud Siddiqui IDK about that. That bulb does not burn for very long its entire life. It only comes on during the bulb check. Backlight bulbs burn out first, followed by turn signals.
Years ago we bought a Fury 318 as is not running distributor not turning for $80, twice what the junkyard would pay. The tab was broken off the bottom of the distributor and a magnet wouldn't pull it out. Drilled into it with long drill bit and it broke free and came out on the drill bit. Rebuilt distributor and it fired right up, but had a light rod knock. Drove it 13,000 miles before getting it stuck in the mud 4 counties away. It made it home but not much further.
what strikes me is that we have warning lights for running low on windshield wash, low on gas, etc........yet the lifeblood of the angine - the oil - has no low level warning, just an low PRESSURE warning, which kind of does alert u to low oil level, but only when it's so low the engine's already knocking. kinda insane when u think about it
it's ok, it only went 231K miles...my aunt had an older one (branded as Plymouth) that went 273K miles before finally junking it. it ran great but the serpentine belt kept jumping off when water hit it.
Do i just drive it if i put oil cause mine hasn’t seized but idk if i should drive it when it sounds like that i put oil im just not to sure if i should start it and let the oil work its way in cause it ran out of oil on me as well
My accord has had a knock since I bought it 2 years ago around christmas, been driving it every single day since, -9999 on the service miles was 100 when I bought it, since shops refuse to change the oil lmao and zero maintenance starts right up and drives around in -30 weather, heat works perfectly fine, not sure about AC anymore as its winter and now it pops with an exhaust leak makes it sound like a lil race car tho lmfao. She's a trooper for sure, take that into mind when getting your next car. Hondas can survive ANYTHING. Oh yeah 900ish miles from 250k.
This happened to me in my last challenger when I was out on a Sunday cruise. Pulled over and the oil stick was dry as hell, made to a gas station 2 miles down the road and was able to get her healthy again.
I had to make a habit of constantly checking my oil after I replaced an engine with one that was faulty and I didn't know at the time. It burned/leaked through 6qts of full synthetic in 4,000 miles... 4,000 miles after it was just installed in the car it was bone dry ...
@@jordyecruzp I typically try to check my oil level every time I fill up my tank. Unfortunately my challenger doesn’t have the pages on it to tell me the oil life so I just have to do it on my own.
My mom had a grand Cherokee and it has that knocking sounds and it had oil Some kinda rod broke in the motor and it never started again :’D so many memories in that car
@@shark3953 😂anybody who causes a rod to start knocking doesn't deserve a car!!!! Sad..i know more about cars than most guys that i know. It's pathetic!!!!
did this to my very first car, it sat in my driveway for about 3-4 months before I scrapped it. it drove perfectly fine with no oil just like this hahaha sound brings back so many memories
Had a 2003 Ram with the 5.9 gasser, ran her without oil & coolant. Throttle to the floor for 20 mins until it eventually heat soaked. Let it sit for 10 minutes, would fire right up. Even took 1 handful of dirt to the oil fill cap, the 2nd handful is what finally did her in
My mom had a Dodge Omni in the early 90s. (The sound in this video is just a normal Dodge thing.) As soon as the warranty was up, she ditched that pile of crap for a 1997 Toyota Corolla. Then, she got a 2004 Toyota Corolla S. Then, she got a 2016 Toyota Corolla S. The reason she replaced the '97 was because it was more for flat land than for the mountains (3-speed automatic, yeah it was a dog about acceleration but it never stranded her). The '04 was finally done after 360K miles and that was only because of an erroneous "check engine" light that was linked to the transmission supposedly "having trouble with overdrive" (it shifted and drove JUST FINE). She's racked up over 170K on her 2016 Corolla S, and let me tell you: it's not needed a single repair. Just standard maintenance, like brakes and spark plugs. 7-speed automatic and boy that thing is FUN to drive! You can put it in manual mode and shift gears with steering wheel paddles (if it's too risky to shift into a gear, the car simply does a beep-beep sound, thank goodness for rev limiters). Still, the best car out there is a 1994 Toyota Celica. (Yes, I watch Scotty Kilmer, but he honestly tells us everything we already know lol)
@@alfredoladino9838 I still see plenty of GMs driving around from that time period. Cheap Cavaliers and Sunfires AT THAT. I also see Neons driving around of all ages. Every single day. My mom had a 2007 Dodge Caliber and that car would go 30k miles between oil changes because my mom COMPLETELY neglects car maintenance. So of course she wasn't doing any of the other stuff either. That car kept going and going. The engine FINALLY blew from all that abuse at 105k. Mind you, she floors the gas pedal on her cars and drives them as hard as she possibly can because she's always running late and before her, it was a rental car - and we know how abused those are. So 105k miles of sheer abuse and neglect and it FINALLY blew. I can only imagine how well it would have held up WITH proper maintenance and if it had been treated as a 4 cylinder car instead of being treated like it was a Mitsubishi Evo. Now that Fiat owns Dodge/Chrysler, NOW I'm sure its crap quality.
Still sounds better than my 300zx TT with 450whp when I ran too much boost, ran lean and ate the piston heads until it uh....well it sounded poorly to say the absolute least. However I absolutely SAMOOOKED the ZO6 I was racing, dropping oil all over him. Limping to the nearest town on 2 cylinders. He was not happy, I was not happy. Sorry was indeed said in Canada that day.
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Yup , definitely he wants to finish the agony of that engine 😂 . Those caravans were almost bullet proof I seen them going 300k miles and no major issues.besides all the plastic parts and rust 😂
This is how my Honda civic car sounded last night I had no clue what was going on I parked in front of the Mall and I got ride to get my home I watched this video and I realized my car was running out of oil
My grandma had her oil changed at a place but the mechanic forgot to put new oil in. It sounded just like this aparrantly and it the whole engine was wrecked after a few hundred metres
Well I'd say at 372k that engine was due to let go ......if thst was the original engine they got there money's worth out of it for sure. Other vehicles I see with that high of miles are chevy tahoes/ Silverado and ford expeditions people talk trash about older expeditions but I've seen more than I can remember with over 300k and still run and drive flawless
seriously these things are like bullet proof. My grandpa had one and ran it without oil an entire day. But we filled her up and she ran good for months till he pulled out in-front of a semi(hes okay).
My v6 genesis drove itself 20+ miles with a spun bearing. Didn't even notice until I went to gas it and the car pulled timing, thought that was impressive.
@@forin9345 wow! My vortex V6 Chevy engine went on a bad oil pump for 6000 miles. They said it was pumping at 15-25% capacity. Which explain why I burned a quart of oil every 1200 miles 😂
1995 ford f150xlt 5.0l 302 zero oil in it for 3 days i drove it 1 and a half towns away 6 times in that time period. It never made a peep didnt do anything until day three i heard a more worn out nois so all i did was shut off my truck fill it with oil and a few months later we are still driving the same routes everyday just fine. They wherent kidding on ford being built tough
Still runs because the last owner probably put synthetic in it and synthetic sticks to bearings etc and my dad ran his 1999 dodge ram 1500 almost dry out of synthetic oil and filled it back up not a tick in sight
Happened to my buddy's 2001 Ford F-150 with that POS Triton 4.5. Burnt oil like a mfer and he had no idea, thought the oil pressure gauge was just telling him it's time to change the oil. The rod knock got worse than this video so we just told him pin it down the road by his house, it died beautifully.
The fact that the low oil pressure light is NOT on, is what really scares me 😳
Chrysler
@@thejosh0100 sounds about right 😂
At a certain point it turns off and is replaced with the "no oil pressure" light
the pressure cant be low if theres isnt any to measure :)
@@PP-360 oh god that's scary to think about 😂😅
They must of really taken care of that car. Most of cars give out well before hand, impressive.
Oh Yeah. ! +1 unbelievable+
Must have.
If the rods start knowing say I drove it 3 minutes and parked you think it’s still toast ? It’s a 2009 Toyota Camry.
the oil is a lubricant for the engine. it'll run and drive without oil, but you'll have a lot of metal on metal contact with no lubricant. Eventually, the motor will seize up from running dry
Thank you captain fucking dunce
@@pipedup water is actually a liquid. This means it's not a solid or a gas. If you cool it, it can actually become ice and if you heat it, it can actually turn to steam.
Water
@@jacobwebb8818 Water
@@samcharles1166 water
Thanks Captain
Almost at the 400.000km mark. It had a full life anyways.
smashingstuff09 Mile* definitely had more then a full life lol
Sam km* you can tell by the spedo
I dont see why it would end there, just a rebuild and ready to keep going
smashingstuff09 and more 1 million km
Do it be smoking
"It has no oil and no coolant"
*revs the engine for no good reason*
My pain is immeasurable
Almost 400k on the clock, it's had a long life
The engine is done. No point on being gentle with it anymore
It was toast from an economic standpoint, no worries.
With rod knock, the engine is already destroyed at that point. Especially with 400k on the clock, it's not an engine you're going to repair anyway.
@@mingusog7036 Spun a bearing, you can replace the bearings lol.
This car sounds a little like a helicopter mixed with a school bus. Cool!
That's a dodge for you.
+Matrixmaster 22 yeah a Dodge without a little can still run and get you to work and back. How amazing Dodges are. Saved my life many times
Lmao
An apache attack helicopter mixed with a IC CE for enthusiasts.
Never thought fortunate son by Creedence Clearwater Revival would sound good with rod knock
Car has no oil and no coolant but has 3/4 of a tank of gas 🤣🤣🤣🤣
With gas prices recently, I’d want to siphon it out for the next purchase lol
Boe Jiden
@BL Dontmatter spotted the racist
@@joshbrien1318 you mean "a friend of the people"?
@@johnathanshakewellesquirei8615 nah, a racist. the people hate y'all 💀
MINT condition. one owner
Dan P 😂😂😂😂
Craigslist
Put 40 weight in it, ready for Craigslist
Add a label that say " As is, where is, how is, no warranty expressed nor implied.
I know what I have, no low ballers.
I had a 2001 Toyota Corolla LE. Amazing 1st car. My older brother had to use it because his car broke and then he completely ruined it. My dad has told him to change the oil countless times but he kept driving saying to my dad he'll do it soon. Later it got rod knock and my older brother is blaming the car for "being old." The engine bay and the engine were still pretty clean and taken good care of.
Doesn't that just chap your butt? My mom and dad had a Thunderbird that they drove easy. Cue my brother borrowing it for a few days to get to work. Dad told him to drive it easy. He always left at the last minute to get to work. Low and behold they get a call that the car blew up on his way to work. Dad knew he didn't run it easy. I wanted to kick his butt!
You could have said no, if it was your car, brother or not, people dont care about your things, lesson for the future, dont lend anyone anything, I dont and all my stuff lasts forever, 29 years old and I still have the same bike, I learned how to ride on, when I was 7 years old, and it still rides, keep to yourself and keep your things away from others and they will last forever.
Toyota breaking down? What did he do to the car?!
@@silverrain99205 Not change the oil and drive like 80 mph on the highway even tho its a 21 y.o. POS
This reminds me, few years ago. My father had this pickup for yard work and that sort of thing, and my sister didn't have a car so she started driving it regularly. Then, my car went in for repair so i took it out just for some quick errands.
I was about 4-5 miles out, i noticed the engine temp was all the way up so i pulled over. Opened the hood and check the oil, bone dry. It leaked oil. She never bothered with it. So hot summer day i parked in the side of the road for a couple hours before my brother showed up and i tried putting oil in there.
It was already too late. A mile down the road and suddenly it over heated and pissed coolant all over the road. Thing was dead. I insisted that I'm not taking the blame, it didn't leak all it's oil out in the 5 minutes i drove it.
This is why i don't loan my vehicles to anyone. I don't let others drive my car, unless they're a mechanic or someone i know who will not beat on the thing. If a car leaks oil. Check it constantly otherwise it will go to the junkyard. I liked that truck too.
my engine blew one evening after leaving the gym. while driving home, I started to hear the EXACT same knocking sound. its something you never forget lol I drove it to work and back the next day before the engine light even came on. Car drove fine for the 5 mile ride to the mechanic lmao once he took a look, he found out the whole engine was shot. Definitely one of those sounds you NEVER want to hear.
My uncle had a Town and Country. I'm about 75% sure it was not well maintained, at least by the original owner(s). Was sitting in the back when the driver floored it to pass & as soon as they were done I heard something was up with the engine. Rods were knocking pretty much exactly like this one sounded. Threw the rod and destroyed the engine a couple days later when dad tried to fix it.
We kept our town and country nearly 10 years, despite several coolant problems for the last few
372k damn id say you got ur moneys worth outta that one
And the thing still runs with no oil. Sign me up
+WarriorPaxo Those engines are reliable. My dad has the 3.3 V6 on his 1998 Chrysler Voyager/Town and country. Has 307K on it now
372k kilometers...still don't know how a chrysler made it that long lol
+James B suprisingly enough, The older ones are really reliable.
They expire at 80-90k miles, and need a trans, the early 90s vans would last a good 300k
373,000 miles!!!! That vehicle doesn't owe anyone a damn thing!!!💯
373,000 KM so 231,000 miles.
I hate when somebody near me has the knock of death. Makes my heart race instantly. Turn my music all the way down, pop the windows open and have my head out the window like “lawd I just did a oil change why me!” Then a cavalier floors it and comes knock racin by cause I’m being paranoid under the speed limit😂. I swear the relief of realizing it’s not your car is as good as a cop turning his lights on behind you; but flys by and keeps going.
U would HATE me pulling up next to u lol
one time I drove my bosses work van and I didn't know it didn't have oil and I was going on the freeway like 70 and I blew out the engine a cloud of smoke follow behind me and the engine died on a Kia Sorento it's really crazy when you realize that you just blew it out and it's not going to run
Those Kias are junk. I would never recommend buying one.
@@Pontiuspilate666 even the new ones?don't they have 100k warranty
"I'm surprised it still runs without oil."
I was expecting the engine to grenade right then 🤣
Yeah I wouldn't drive a car with no oil i did that once and I killed the engine and I had to pay 3 grand to get a new engine
Stormraider the engine is already done
Stormraider that’s how messed up my engine
You cant get a New Engine for 3 grand.
@ brand new factory replacement engines average 10.000 dollars.this does not include another 3000 to 4000 for removing and installing the engine. Automatic transmissions, 5000.00. Hence, why it so important to change oil and transmission fluids on time.
I dn where you are going for auto repair work but you can have one rebuilt for 2 grand or have a used one installed for under 2000 parts and labor
0:31 That's a nice looking Honda Prelude right there 👌
I was looking for this comment
I just got an 01’ for my first car last month and now I’m seeing them everywhere 🤣
@@cartierglizzy6641 My old man had a 88 Prelude when I was a kid. Sure do miss that car. Wish he never got rid of it.
@@cartierglizzy6641 no sh*t i got a 2013 rav 4 and all i see on the roads now are rav 4s lmao
My 2004 ram did the same thing about a month ago and hearing the rod nock in this video it sounds exactly the same and it brought a tear to my eye
Thats what all Caravans sound like after 300k Miles =p
+krauser979 That's actually kilometers if you look at the speedo so it's way less
+SteelFlexInc Still over 200k, which is impressive for a caravan.
my 03 caravan sounded like that and died on the middle of the street for 5 min. then started again and it had 300k + miles on it
Zakes The African Change the oil ever?
+***Classified*** I had owned it for about a month and it had a decent amount of cleanoil in it
if that wasnt a obvious issue i wouldnt mind that sound lol
no oil light on either lol
Correct no oil light. No light happens often for car trouble FYI always check your oil at least once a month!
RealDarkFilm Thags for oil pressure, the sensor can still sense proper amount of pressure even if oil isn't in it.
Devin Tariel Incorrect. If there is no oil in the engine, there is no oil pressure. If the engine ran completely out of oil you would see the red oil pressure warning light illuminate. This car may have had oil added to it which is why there is no warning light. The damage from having no oil in it is already done, however.
Saud Siddiqui IDK about that. That bulb does not burn for very long its entire life. It only comes on during the bulb check. Backlight bulbs burn out first, followed by turn signals.
0:31 Just look at that sick clean prelude
Years ago we bought a Fury 318 as is
not running distributor not turning for $80, twice what the junkyard would pay.
The tab was broken off the bottom of the distributor and a magnet wouldn't pull it out. Drilled into it with long drill bit and it broke free and came out on the drill bit. Rebuilt distributor and it fired right up, but had a light rod knock. Drove it 13,000 miles before getting it stuck in the mud 4 counties away. It made it home but not much further.
what strikes me is that we have warning lights for running low on windshield wash, low on gas, etc........yet the lifeblood of the angine - the oil - has no low level warning, just an low PRESSURE warning, which kind of does alert u to low oil level, but only when it's so low the engine's already knocking.
kinda insane when u think about it
At least she got her miles. Those are nice minivans. The last of them with a column shifter too.
I can just hear the mechanic telling me he doesn’t hear anything 😭
basically rods break when there is a lack of sufficient lubrication due to low oil pressure or no oil at all because they cannot take the strain
If a rod was broken it wouldn't be running. Cmon man.
it's ok, it only went 231K miles...my aunt had an older one (branded as Plymouth) that went 273K miles before finally junking it. it ran great but the serpentine belt kept jumping off when water hit it.
"sounds great" lmao
my hips make that sound when i get out of bed in the morning
😂😂
Eh it’s got over 370K on the engine, fact that it lasted that long is a blessing
Oil is cheap engines are not.
LOL, still time to put oil in it if it runs, once it seizes up, the engine is done.
Do i just drive it if i put oil cause mine hasn’t seized but idk if i should drive it when it sounds like that i put oil im just not to sure if i should start it and let the oil work its way in cause it ran out of oil on me as well
@@angelmacias349 I bet it could stop. But it could just blow.
@@gabrielv.4358 It will not fix the spun bearing. Why do people that have no clue what they are talking about comment like they do? Lmao
Every time I hear this it’s heartbreaking 🥴💯
"She's choochin"! 😂😂👌
My accord has had a knock since I bought it 2 years ago around christmas, been driving it every single day since, -9999 on the service miles was 100 when I bought it, since shops refuse to change the oil lmao and zero maintenance starts right up and drives around in -30 weather, heat works perfectly fine, not sure about AC anymore as its winter and now it pops with an exhaust leak makes it sound like a lil race car tho lmfao. She's a trooper for sure, take that into mind when getting your next car. Hondas can survive ANYTHING. Oh yeah 900ish miles from 250k.
Why would they refuse to change the oil? And why wouldn’t you do it yourself or have a friend do it? You’ll get a lot more out of your car, poor Honda
This happened to me in my last challenger when I was out on a Sunday cruise. Pulled over and the oil stick was dry as hell, made to a gas station 2 miles down the road and was able to get her healthy again.
I had to make a habit of constantly checking my oil after I replaced an engine with one that was faulty and I didn't know at the time. It burned/leaked through 6qts of full synthetic in 4,000 miles... 4,000 miles after it was just installed in the car it was bone dry ...
@@jordyecruzp I typically try to check my oil level every time I fill up my tank. Unfortunately my challenger doesn’t have the pages on it to tell me the oil life so I just have to do it on my own.
@@ThomasandGuns we live and we learn! 💪💪
My mom had a grand Cherokee and it has that knocking sounds and it had oil
Some kinda rod broke in the motor and it never started again
:’D so many memories in that car
Why didn’t she replace the motor
My Mom drove her 2005 Suzuki Swift with no oil for a year, Everybody thinking a big ass V8 Mustang coming up and then you see a Rusty Red Crab Mobile.
Why didn't you floor it?
I suppose some people don’t like pieces of metal in their head. Year late
Blaze Von.Wolfsburg because that was probably his property
@@shark3953 😂anybody who causes a rod to start knocking doesn't deserve a car!!!! Sad..i know more about cars than most guys that i know. It's pathetic!!!!
@@angelatrebor8681 you realize... Shit happens right?
@@angelatrebor8681 A lot of men don't know how to check the oil. lol
love how youtube simultaneously shows a ram 1500 advertisement while I’m watching this video
did this to my very first car, it sat in my driveway for about 3-4 months before I scrapped it. it drove perfectly fine with no oil just like this hahaha sound brings back so many memories
Did he just say got in a car accident the other day , and kept driving it with no oil looking like a stoner?
PartyWolf Not being racist but typical white folks for you lol
@@TT.4_ lol
@Eric Kimmy ah lol
That's that dodge racing tuning kicking in after 300k
Had a 2003 Ram with the 5.9 gasser, ran her without oil & coolant. Throttle to the floor for 20 mins until it eventually heat soaked. Let it sit for 10 minutes, would fire right up. Even took 1 handful of dirt to the oil fill cap, the 2nd handful is what finally did her in
Why on Earth would you do such a thing to that engine??
Uncle Rodney's come to visit kids!
The kids: noooooo!!!
Just a prelude chilling in the back
I had to drive one of these for pizza delivery
I drove one once, it had the 3.8. Gutless, but got the job done and wasn't that bad.
Sounds ready for a road trip right there!
My mom had a Dodge Omni in the early 90s. (The sound in this video is just a normal Dodge thing.) As soon as the warranty was up, she ditched that pile of crap for a 1997 Toyota Corolla. Then, she got a 2004 Toyota Corolla S. Then, she got a 2016 Toyota Corolla S. The reason she replaced the '97 was because it was more for flat land than for the mountains (3-speed automatic, yeah it was a dog about acceleration but it never stranded her). The '04 was finally done after 360K miles and that was only because of an erroneous "check engine" light that was linked to the transmission supposedly "having trouble with overdrive" (it shifted and drove JUST FINE). She's racked up over 170K on her 2016 Corolla S, and let me tell you: it's not needed a single repair. Just standard maintenance, like brakes and spark plugs. 7-speed automatic and boy that thing is FUN to drive! You can put it in manual mode and shift gears with steering wheel paddles (if it's too risky to shift into a gear, the car simply does a beep-beep sound, thank goodness for rev limiters).
Still, the best car out there is a 1994 Toyota Celica. (Yes, I watch Scotty Kilmer, but he honestly tells us everything we already know lol)
Dodge is a miracle of American Ingenuity
Sounds like half the cars driving in New Jersey
*I saw the Ram logo and knew it wasn’t clickbait*
Dodge's are NOT as bad as people make them out to be...neither are Ford's
This is the odd one of the bunch, Dodge build quality in the current age is about on par with late 90’s and early 2000’s GM LOL
@@alfredoladino9838 I still see plenty of GMs driving around from that time period. Cheap Cavaliers and Sunfires AT THAT. I also see Neons driving around of all ages. Every single day.
My mom had a 2007 Dodge Caliber and that car would go 30k miles between oil changes because my mom COMPLETELY neglects car maintenance. So of course she wasn't doing any of the other stuff either. That car kept going and going. The engine FINALLY blew from all that abuse at 105k. Mind you, she floors the gas pedal on her cars and drives them as hard as she possibly can because she's always running late and before her, it was a rental car - and we know how abused those are. So 105k miles of sheer abuse and neglect and it FINALLY blew. I can only imagine how well it would have held up WITH proper maintenance and if it had been treated as a 4 cylinder car instead of being treated like it was a Mitsubishi Evo.
Now that Fiat owns Dodge/Chrysler, NOW I'm sure its crap quality.
@@alfredoladino9838 and did you SEE the mileage on this Caravan? 372,940 miles. And its still running without oil.
As long as you get them stick shift and non-Turbo you going to be fine
🤣🤣🤣🤣 sounds like when i get out of bed in the morning
She’s purring,means it’s good to drive
Still sounds better than my 300zx TT with 450whp when I ran too much boost, ran lean and ate the piston heads until it uh....well it sounded poorly to say the absolute least. However I absolutely SAMOOOKED the ZO6 I was racing, dropping oil all over him. Limping to the nearest town on 2 cylinders. He was not happy, I was not happy. Sorry was indeed said in Canada that day.
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He said “she’s choochin” 😂😂😂😂
And the point of that was... well mommy probably upgraded him to a dart.
Now me and the mad scientist have to rip apart the block and replace the piston rings you fried.
Try again.
Yup , definitely he wants to finish the agony of that engine 😂 . Those caravans were almost bullet proof I seen them going 300k miles and no major issues.besides all the plastic parts and rust 😂
This is how my Honda civic car sounded last night I had no clue what was going on I parked in front of the Mall and I got ride to get my home I watched this video and I realized my car was running out of oil
Fuck, but you're fucking stupid. Don't you ever check your fucking oil you idiot?
Lol
That dodge build quality tho.. Hahaha
Screw off It has almost 400000 on the odometer. I'd say that's pretty good no?
Chris Ruck it's in kilometers
@@demRucks I think you intentionally left out kilometers lol
So sad, those engines are bullet proof. I have 3 vans and they just keep on going no matter how hard I run them.
What’s the secret? I just picked one up
My grandma had her oil changed at a place but the mechanic forgot to put new oil in. It sounded just like this aparrantly and it the whole engine was wrecked after a few hundred metres
thanks helped me a lot i had a murano that needs oil
Well I'd say at 372k that engine was due to let go ......if thst was the original engine they got there money's worth out of it for sure. Other vehicles I see with that high of miles are chevy tahoes/ Silverado and ford expeditions people talk trash about older expeditions but I've seen more than I can remember with over 300k and still run and drive flawless
THANK YOU for posting this.
Lol can we bring back “choochin”
Sounds like a train going up the hill
Purrs like a kitten
Dude stressing his engine surprised it hasn’t given out
I heard a car with rod knock drive by two days ago, couldn't catch up on my bike to inform them lol
That actually comes stock on chargers and challengers
What's crazy is those motors are pretty bullet proof my and a buddy's dad want to boost one 🤣🤣😂
Wow now try adding oil and see if it makes it better
I've had two vehicles do this. They both had Mobil 1 oil in them. I should have learned the first time.
400,000 miles you got your money’s worth
OMG!!! Say good bye to your engine buddy.
Dont say that pls
Or replace the bearing lmao.
seriously these things are like bullet proof. My grandpa had one and ran it without oil an entire day. But we filled her up and she ran good for months till he pulled out in-front of a semi(hes okay).
Put some lucas oil stabilizer in it
Cody Dayton that doesn’t work
A non interference engine will drive at a lower rpm for upwards of 10 minutes before full seizure.
My v6 genesis drove itself 20+ miles with a spun bearing. Didn't even notice until I went to gas it and the car pulled timing, thought that was impressive.
@@forin9345 wow!
My vortex V6 Chevy engine went on a bad oil pump for 6000 miles. They said it was pumping at 15-25% capacity. Which explain why I burned a quart of oil every 1200 miles 😂
:')
Paint it black and white with lettering that says The Blues Mobile.😆🚓
If you are at this point, stop because you only have 2-10 min of driving before the engine blows up to the point where into not repairable
Is the bearing going to heal itself?
Sounds like a baseball card in a bike wheel
1995 ford f150xlt 5.0l 302 zero oil in it for 3 days i drove it 1 and a half towns away 6 times in that time period. It never made a peep didnt do anything until day three i heard a more worn out nois so all i did was shut off my truck fill it with oil and a few months later we are still driving the same routes everyday just fine. They wherent kidding on ford being built tough
Still runs because the last owner probably put synthetic in it and synthetic sticks to bearings etc and my dad ran his 1999 dodge ram 1500 almost dry out of synthetic oil and filled it back up not a tick in sight
That's completely false, stop believing everything you hear.
Sounds like a steam locomotive
Did that to my saturn sc2 when I just got it had to get a new engine
Thats why when you buy an old car you take it straight to the mechanic
Happened to my buddy's 2001 Ford F-150 with that POS Triton 4.5. Burnt oil like a mfer and he had no idea, thought the oil pressure gauge was just telling him it's time to change the oil. The rod knock got worse than this video so we just told him pin it down the road by his house, it died beautifully.
Your buddy is an idiot for not checking the oil routinely.
Damn, free ghost cam
Those old grand caravans are pretty unkillable
I thought that's how every dodge sounded from the factory?
heard someones car doing this today! i wondered what it was and now i know!
The silver prelude in the video 👀
Thats a nice cam chop if i ever heard one😮💨
372k on the clock, got their moneys worth.
They're good vans. Definitely better than the present Gen caravans