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0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 The transmission, clutch assembly and throwout bearing will need to be replaced.
0:20 A good reason to read your owner's manual or take some time to learn about the vehicle/vehicles in general if you're driving a car.
0:28 The customer is lucky that the tire did not blow out while driving. Tire pressures were adjusted.
0:41 Kids toy underneath the driver's seat.
0:51 Aftermarket wheels were not the correct offset and ground on the front brake calipers. Cars will have different sizes of brake calipers from front to back so most likely the back ones cleared but not the front (bigger caliper).
1:03 The customer should have had the new transmission put it and they maybe would have been offered more. The person who shared the clip also mentioned the customer expected more as it was "low miles and didn't need anything".
1:21 When installing a new brake line it is recommended to install it the same way the manufacturer had installed it from the factory.
1:33 The Last line on the work order says: "customer states she is aware of the services and will schedule later to do them". So most likely the customer will get the check engine light inspected then. But he did mention that they have yet to get it diagnosed and other services performed.
1:42 That is the darkest window tint I've seen. Apparently, it was 5% tint with 2% window tint on top of it.
1:54 Wheels with cracks like that could be fixed by a professional person/shop. However, trying to stop the leak with electrical tape is asking for something bad to happen.
2:05 That was easy... The technician also did an airbag recall when it was brought in.
2:20 Not sure how you do that but good thing it was brought in to get looked at! The technician installed a new lower control arm (said it looked damaged from the ball joint installation).
2:31 The van was also converted for a handicapped driver, that's why the exhaust goes out on the passenger side just in case you are wondering.
2:52 At least finding the water leak was easy!
3:02 Coolest instrument panel/display I've ever seen! Custom made by / gasketfuka
3:14 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Anybody else get snow this weekend? 😅 Winter finally arrived!
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We got a bit. Not enough to get out the shovel. Just used a broom to sweep of the front deck.
Got about a foot yesterday here in California.
Not even a quarter inch, but yes
About 8 inches in the Pocono mountains.
Yep! Over a foot! We got plows, so I'm not worrying
Okay but can we all just take a moment to appreciate the amazingness of that custom gauge cluster at the end? That is absolutely brilliant!
I NEED!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cool, but I wouldn't want it.
If it's your cup of tea tho, more power to ya.
Yep, Ryu throwing a kamehameha is really amazing.
its tacky asf!
No, we cannot do that. But feel free to do it on your own!
**Sees overinflated tire**
"I'm gonna back away."
Smartest mechanic ever witnessed.
Curious what overheating a tire like that would do ?
@@glenndavis4452 it would probably explode.
"GRENADE!!!"
I would've been out of there as soon as I saw the gauge. 😬
I work in car rental and we once got back a Jetta with tires inflated to 44, 55, 63 and 84. That was alarming. The only reason we noticed is VWs will report tires that are overinflated as well as underinflated (most cars only warn for underinflation).
Helicopter symbol?! I am now completely convinced 99% of car owners don't ever read or reference their manual. Great video!
Helicopter is classic. Also mentioned as "fried chicken".
Read what !? 😉
What makes it funnier is that ot was in a BMW.
So they should already be familiar with the helicopter symbol
Most car/truck owners are just like LeBron James. They never go past the first page.....😂😂😂
The manual for my 2018 car is dog eared due to the insane complexity and sheer number of features it has.
My daughter and her husband both have 2018 cars and they seem to have never opened theirs.
While driving with the son in law, (a doctor BTW) I had to reach over and switch his wipers to intermittent because they were going too fast for the light misting outside, and he had no idea that this function existed.
Remember kids, when your helicopter light comes on it means you're moving fast enough to fly!
Just yesterday I saw a video where someone tried to fly an autogyro (a helicopter glider) that had been made from a Volkswagen Beetle. It had to be towed by another vehicle, and it didn't end well. But it did get off the ground!
Or your blades have come off.
In danger of, and being watched by the Black UN Helicopters.
Honestly its a weird symbol. Looks like a super vintage camera to me.
Why not a piston or just "motor"
Or with wrong oil pressure oil lamp goes but most believe they just have to little. Eventuelly oil pressure fails will give motorproblems
@@tpilot_error404 heck my my trucks CEL simply just reads CHECK
ENGINE
No weird symbol to be misconstrued as an aircraft. All my other warning lights however are typed out in capital letters and also have a symbol incorporated, like the ABS, parking brake (!).
Both my ranger and my old cherokee were early 90s models and had similar dashes, which were just easy to read and both included an OBD1 scan system via the ignition so if i do get a CEL i just cycle the key count the flashes on the CEL, write it down, clear the code and check the manual later. See if it pops up again, and get to correcting the issue.
My truck however does require an alligator clip and a terminal pin jumper ran from a lonesome plug to run codes, not as "turn key" as my jeep but at least i dont have to tow it somewhere to scan it.
Edited: spelled brake as break, dyslexia or simple mix up? Idk
I'm amazed by that one customer who identified the sound as screws rolling around, but evidently didn't think to look for them.
Perhaps they had heard that at one point UAW car workers were deliberately putting screws inside the doors if they knew that the car was being built for a GM executive
I took it as they realized the screws must’ve come from somewhere important.
The average person has so little curiosity you'd rank them lower than a parrot if you were being honest about intelligence. Quite a bit lower than a parrot, parrots are great actually
Was not expecting Street Fighter to make an appearance LOL
HAD....HADOU......HADOUUUUKEEENNNNN!!!!!
I would be worried if the collision detection sytem alarm is simply “Finish Him”
@@smilerbob "K.O!"
@@ardenelenduil2334 More like a kamehameha, hehe.
@@brunocorrea6010no, just no
This channel never disappoints! I've said "Well no f***ing sh*t!" out loud so many times watching these videos. This particular instance was following the bit when the dealership offered the customer less than she wanted.
The description for that one makes it even funnier. She claims to the dealership she's trying to sell to that it's "low miles and doesn't need anything".
but the car didn't need anything she said
@@ronblack7870 haha what a dumb woman 😂
Needs the transmission she was having done when she stopped the shop, car needs to be put back together. What do you mean you wont give me fair market value? You're a dealership, you can fix it. Just give me my money
Imagine getting your car looked at by a mechanic to see what that light is, but once told that the light means they need to get their car looked at by a mechanic, they no longer want a mechanic to look at the car.
That’s because, for some reason, people tend to think that auto shops are all charities and that all the mechanics are independently wealthy and just volunteer their time. As soon as they learn they have to actually pay for the work they expect to be done, they never want it to be done. I blame Autozone and all the other parts sellers who claim to do “diagnostics” for free, when all they’re actually doing is selling you a truck load of parts in the hopes that one of those parts might actually fix the problem.
Pretty ironic huh? Ppl these days. Smh
It's like the hyper-dumb version of taking your car to the mechanic just so you can get them to read the OBD codes and then going home and googling them to fix it yourself to save money
Broke people. What are you gonna do? (shrug)
Had a customer buy a set of tires from my shop one time and had them installed by his buddy who could do it cheaper (install was $80) and called the next day to complain that we sold him faulty tires. When I asked what he meant, he stated that his buddy who could do it cheaper filled the tires to their maximum 80psi which caused the side walls to bubble up. I told him that unfortunately since we did not install the tires there was nothing we could do and that he would have to purchase a new set.
He did not like that and proceeded to cuss me out and told me his lawyer would be contacting me (I never got any contact from the “lawyer”) to which I told him that we were no longer doing business with him.
Some people should have to pass a test before being allowed to adult.
@@ptonpc before he cussed me out, I offered to attempt to warranty them through the manufacturer but I needed the tires to do so and he wasn’t willing to do that lol.
I love the lawyer will be calling. I hear it frequently. Let’s just say they actually do contact a lawyer. That first hour will be more than the tires only for the lawyer to say you don’t have a case. Maybe we should encourage people to call. Cracks me up and let’s just say the person does have a lawyer on retainer. They still going to say you don’t have a case
Either way it looks like he's buying new tires 😂
We get people in all the time that buy tires at Walmart but don’t trust them to install them!!!
Just imagine all the things mechanics encounter and do not record and submit. This kinda makes me a little nervous to drive knowing that I’m surrounded by these goofballs.
These goofballs have kids that go to school with your kids too...
Repair order write-ups are occasionally hilarious. I'm pretty sure the Zamboni was real (I mean, someone has to repair them, right?) but have doubts about the one I saw for a "turbo-encabulator."
@@j_taylor What?!
If you only knew the state of a fair portion of vehicles on the road. This is why I maintain loooong gaps when driving.
Nah the turbo encabulator is an actual thing, I heard they make em surmounted by baseplates of prefamulated amulite now tho, guess they outsourced the construction to make it cheaper.@@j_taylor
Window tint is just perfect.....if you're a vampire.
Or a nightshifter!
Or if you're simply tired of seeing so much of your surroundings. What you can't see can't hurt you!
Window tints, DIY stereo amps, and bling wheels are idiot self-identifiers
That was my first thought too!
Also a great way to get pulled over by the cops.
137 PSI in the tires LOL .. Oh my!!! I too would step back!
Especially on those tires 😅. Id be running lol
David Bowie and Queen come to mind.
@@mikefoehr235 _"Under pressure...."_ *bass riff*
Especially on a tire with hardly any rubber im surprised it was still holding air and didn’t explode
Thats approaching some aircraft PSI requirements, and thats on tires that are easily 14+ ply and on split hubs!
I wouldnt get near that tire if it were in a damn cage even. Just the rush of air and shrapnel could mess you up, damage hearing and or eyesight, or potentially still be lethal.
The guy obviously never heard of red lining it. 😂
Some tachometers don't have a red zone anymore, but still that's a forehead slapping reason to bring it to the shop.
(customer’s brain) It may be red for a reason.
(customer) That’s crazy talk.
@@lo1bo2 Ya, especially with the internet. Just look it up and see if the tach is supposed to have red marks on it.
...or been in any car before
@@noneyabizz8337 Well, one with a tach anyway. Some of them don't have one.
Ball joints. Something I’ve never done myself. But when I do something new I just pay attention to HOW IT IS ORIGINALLY ATTACHED.
Manual helps too.
Step one of doing *anything* you're not sure of should be taking photos of the original state.
Whoever did that ball joint needs to have their tools taken away
@@ikillstupidcomments
Nope, taking pics is not the first step. Evaluating the situation is the first step. I decided to replace the AOS in my Porsche 996 without dropping the engine….because many people on forums had done it. I took lots of photos AND videos bc a Pirsche is NOT designed with owner repairs in mind.I had to use a webcam and an endoscope with two laptops to see the back of the engine. And had to grind down a wrench to get it to fit on a rear bolt. And the photos/videos were crucial in getting things back together. But it is not always necessary.
Counting the number of screws that are left over is a simple step.
If the number is 1 or higher, something went dangerously wrong.
Helicopter symbol has the same energy of "guy taking a dump" for -4° temperature
Or the "magic genie lamp" for the check oil light
@@toyocolla6374 if your rub it long enough and the loght goes out i hear you get three wishes from the magic genie lamp of the dash of arabia.
I have taken a dump in negative 40 in an outhouse, and I would like a symbol for this kind of danger. I never thought a poo would kill me like Elvis but for that few minutes I was genuinely worried my thighs might freeze to the metal toilet and I would die of exposure quicker than you can microwave a burrito
The loose screws reminds me of my kid losing three marbles under my pickup's bench seat. Because of other crap under there sometimes they'd make noise, others not.
It drove me crazy for about a month, to the point that I complained to my better half about the pings and clinks. She took the truck for a spin and came back laughing at me, marbles in hand.
I ended up deep cleaning and washing her car to get her to shut up about it.
I think that fits well!
@@kcanded Raising kids is _so much fun!_
That's a marbles move😂😂😂😂😂
well, you stood to your word... :)
but next time, let her at it earlier. sometimes you just need a second pair of eyes, ears, ot buttocks (no kidding!) to find out where to look. :)
Lmfao your kid lost their marbles, but you're the one who went crazy over them being lost without even knowing they're lost.
Man kids do the darndest things, which sometimes can be chock full of irony too boot.
Oh man! That brake line fix was some awesome plumbing work!
Some people shouldn't do brake work 😅
@@JustRolledIn At least he didn't do it with rubber or plastic tubing like some you've shown
When I worked at a Meineke long ago, a local cab company brought a car in to have us look at the brakes. It had hard line running from a compression fitting near the firewall, directly to a rear wheel cylinder, with no flex hose and nothing securing the line except the ends. You could see scrape marks from where it had been dragging on the pavement. It was also dripping brake fluid at an alarming rate. They said they'd take it back to the last guy and have him fix it. Haven't ridden in a cab since then.
@@jeffreygunn3530 that will be next I'm sure 😂
I bought 10m line. I'm going to use whole 10m.
The fact that these people are driving on the road with you is enough top give you nightmares.
It's getting slightly easier to spot the, on the road.
Anybody remember the video of the kid in a Corvette trying to do a burnout...while proudly smoking his clutch? 😂
Nostalgy!
Somewhere in YT there's a video of a guy trying to do a burnout on a 300ZX and end up spitting red hot shattered pieces of clutch.
And none of his “friends” told him to stop
I see so many new drivers use the clutch as a brake because there to lazy to shift to neutral and use the foot brake with the emergency brake. So many clutch’s get destroyed doing that.
Brakes are for pussies!@@ryans413
That street fighter tach just unlocked a plethora of childhood memories 😥
Yes! That part where you could kick the crap out of a car comes to mind!
That’s something that’s cool for 5 minutes then would get anoying unless you can change it to other things.
Customer: help, there’s a helicopter on my dashboard.
Mechanic: that the check engine light. Since you brought it in, do you wants us to see why its on?
Customer: no
Of course not, they are sad as they thought it means a free chopper ride at rush hours! 😅
Exactly lol 😂
On this channel whenever I see the silly non-issues (like the kids toy under the seat in this video) the first few times I felt very “wow you’re dumb” about it. While that’s still the case, I’ve realized how much more I respect them compared to the butchered self repairs you see. They saw an issue they knew was out of their skill set and said “ok imma let a professional handle this” not “ok so imma put 5 cans of spray foam into my dash because something is rattling around in there.”
Another thing, too, is when the mechanic explains that it was just a toy under the seat/ pencil in the door handle/ etc, as much as that sort of shit happens to everyone those people definitely feel silly and embarrassed, and they learn to just check a little harder next time. I can't say any of the same about the people who decline repairs...
To be fair, I think a lot of people decline repairs because they have decided to scrap the car instead because it is not worth fixing.@@QuestForTheS
In car rental whenever someone complains about a noise, the first thing we do is thoroughly search the interior for loose items rolling around. That includes the trunk, spare tire well, and any "hidden" storage compartments the car might have. It's surprising how many places there are in some cars to hide things.
@@QuestForTheSMust not be part of this "everyone" group then.
I had a little old lady come in complaining that her radio was causing a squeal and didn’t matter what station. When I got in, I checked it and it wasn’t happening at all. So, I asked her to get in the passenger seat while I checked again… her hearing aid was causing the radio squeal. I felt bad. She just decided to turn the radio off.
I have definitely had the "kid toy under a seat" thing happen to me. Although I didn't have to take it into a shop to get it fixed.
Pro tip:
1. Call the customer, tell them you fixed their noise.
2. Put the kids toy in a box
3. When the customer arrives, ask them if they want the noise back, and point at the box. Do not show them the inside of the box.
4. When the customer is confused, reach inside and trigger the toy. Again, do not show them the inside of the box.
5. Be nice and waive the diagnostic fee as a cost of having a bit of fun, and prob have a customer for life. If they have a sense of humor that is.
Because some people are so clueless about the things they use in daily life or just clueless in general they wont look for the solution themselves
I scored a free Yeti cause I cared enough in a rental car to go poke around under the seats.
each episode makes me trust my fellow drivers even less...
Most of these are likely recent immigrants who got a work visa and driver's licence the first day of arrival....then bought an expensive car
-or-
Very sheltered princess children (female and male) that were given a car for school without ever having paid attention to real life.
@@STho205 the "recent immigrants" is quite an ignorant comment, considering that here in the US they give drivers licenses to anyone with a pulse, while in Europe for instance you have quite stringent training & testing requirements that most 'murican drivers currently driving would not likely pass
@@raoulrr it is experience in the shop in Atl metro. Sorry if it hurt your feelings, but often very recent immigrants come in with very innocent minds to complain or are confused with the car...or they did something super wrong like put oil in the radiator bottle or washer fluid in the motor. They were either lifelong train riders or mopedders at home or had very different automobile equipment.
Same phenomenon with very sheltered kids that were relegated to back seat strap ins, noses buried in tablets and not paying any attention to the real world of driving....Mom is just the taxi driver.
To be the safest, stop trusting them at all. Most are disinterested in becoming competent drivers and the rest are actively shite.
@@STho205 The US drivers license system is not working comparatively (road safety wise). But it is also a lot cheaper on the people getting the license (by a factor of about 50 since in most european countries you are tied to doing it at a driving school which costs you at least a grand.). Overall the US seems to want more people on the road no matter the level of competence, while Europe has people pay to get examined more strictly, which pays back in the way that you can MOSTLY trust your fellow drivers.
I’m getting a little paranoid knowing these people are out there. Driving. Voting. Breeding.
Fermi’s Paradox associated “Great Filters” comes to mind.
That is some hardcore line right there, but a simple and concerning truth. Quite a bit of society is so stupid and/or ignorant, it's a real issue.
It's not at all surprising when you consider how dumb average intelligence is and that 75% of people are average or worse in a standard distribution curve.
you dam right sir ,,,,from quebec
That is the coolest dash cluster EVER!
As a junior in high school i stoped to help a lady with car trouble. I opened the hood to see all the brake lins were replaced with copper tubing. Brake fluid every where.. Her husband did the repairs and she had a kid in the car.
I walked away think the worst of her husband.😢
I'm never disappointed with your videos. This one was extra funny, the red line complaint is amazing.
Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
I'm *always* disappointed by his videos, but not because of their quality :D
I once had a noise in my truck that sounded like a relay but the truck was off, my son and I spent about twenty minutes crawling over and under it trying to find out what it was. I was under checking an old back up alarm when I heard my son laughing. He had been cleaning things on the tail gate with an old battery powered toothbrush and left it in the bed, somehow it had turned on, we both had a good laugh.
When you played too much GTA police chases.
Oh no the Helicopter sign! Quick, hide in a shop!
2:05 ...I knew a guy many years back whos mum worked for BMW in Germany, he went to visit her at work and they were kind enough to let him test drive one of their cars.
On returning it he said it was a great car (he only drives BMW now) but had a rattle in the back that sounded like a couple screws rolling about in the boot.
They phoned him up a few months later out of the blue confirming that he was actually right, to the point of actually employed him as a test driver. 😄
Oh no! Not the helicopters. They're after us again. 😂
Ok, the helicopter symbol got me!🤣💪👍Son attempted a brake torque= former son!
I misread the title, I thought it said "customer said son died doing a burnout" and was really concerned at how badly he did the burnout.
Oh boy 😅
The "Helicopter Light" sent me into fits.
“Rubber band of a tyre” 😂
That custom screen at the end was amazing, lol
I really wanna know what that one lady expected when she had the car returned in pieces XD why wouldn't you just have them put it back together at least?!?!
Entitled women are not a rarity, unfortunately.
That helicopter symbol was a good one! I used to work in a shop and my brother called me up saying that his wife called him about a fish bowl symbol on her car and I couldn't think of anything it might have been off the top of my head but said hang on let me go check the symbol sheet. It was a tpms light which in her defense actually does look a lot like a fish bowl. My brother and I had a pretty good laugh!
I never had that tpms light in any of my cars. Had it in a work truck tho and was like wth is this? Lol. Looked like an old oil lamp or something weird lol. Filled the tires one day and it went away and then it dawned on me. So it was partly ignorance, partly idiocy 😂🤦♂️ and tbh i never really expected an 02 tundra to have tpms on it lol. Ok i take it back my 'new' car a 2012 has it but no light like that. Itll literally just say low tire pressure spelled right out on the dash.
@@plisskenationbackfromthede3657 congress mandated it on all cars . i think it was when all those ford's were having blowouts because ford didn't want to admit that the vehicles had a rollover problem so they set the tire pressure super low. so a bunch of people died . i can't remember whether it was the explorer or bronco or what. they redesigned the vehicle and made it 4 inches wider to solve the stability problem.
@@ronblack7870 explorer, they call for TWENTY SIX psi?!
I like the story about the woman calling her husband during a severe cold snap saying that the car wouldn’t start, and there was a symbol of a person taking a s**t. It turned out to be the temperature reading of -4 degrees. In her defense, -4* also looks a lot like that, lol!
@@CatMom-uw9jl they're missing the bowl!😂
I had a 'tinny' rattle from the driver's door but realised myself it was the empty drink can in the drink holder on door 😂 Took me 30 minutes.
I will never look at a check engine light the same again. 😂
That streetfighter tach was pretty cool. Loves all the other gauges there too.
I'm surprised the tires at 0:28 didn't explode at all - quite a testament to modern engineering, material science, and overall construction.
Still, don't f*cking do that.
I would think, but do not know, that a tire inflated that much over manufacturers max pressure should be assumed damaged and scrapped, regardless if there are no visible indications of it.
Opinions?
those tires had no sidewall so chance of them exploding is small when just sitting there and other than a bunch of noise i don't see it hurting someone.maybe in the face it would be bad.like blow your eardrums. it's not a truck tire
@@R50_J0 Naw, its fine. It stretches more when they put it on the rim.
@@retiredbore378 I see people everyday driving right next to a semi for miles without any understanding what could happen if one of the semi's tire blew right next to them (not to mention the long line of cars they're holding behind them if there are no more than 2 lanes)
Probably the only reason he got away with that was because it was a low-profile tire. A low interior volume with similar surface area. If he tried that on a regular tire with many times the interior volume (ALL at 130+ PSI) versus the same amount of stuff around it holding it all in? Yeah you wouldn't have gotten to the shop, you probably would have died next to your air compressor in your garage.
That window tint is so dark, your dad won't be mad for turning on the light inside the car
I would've told the person who brought in the car because of the redline on the tach that that was the break in meter, you already broke it in for the lower rpm range and they would have to drive it in the red and it would turn white when it was broken in for the high rpm range.
@0:46 Warning: If you didn’t put down your coffee before watching this video - you just made a big mess.
Ah yes grenade spec tire pressure.
Disappointing there were no claymore attachments stuck to the side like we see on air bags
Yeah I would have broken into a sprint
Maybe another layer of clear tint will lighten those windows up 😂😂😂
customer states;
Hadouken!
A helicopter symbol in a bmw? 🤔
Helicopter pilot here. Has that person never seen a helicopter.?? 🚁
Admit it, this symbol is probably the least reconizable of all. To me it's not a helicopter but an Alien Teletubby face.
What puzzles me is this: Where do these totally clueless people get money for new cars?
@@MeppyMan TBH, it looked much more like an autogyro.
@@jmi5969 I do agree. I had to be told or read what it was when I first saw these on a car dash. And I used to work on my own engines.
Wonder what would be a better symbol?
I really think we need to add an IQ test to the driver license requirements.
Would it help 😂😂😂😂😂
Only 20% of Americans would pass.
_Tops_
I've been saying that for decades. 😄
You are literally not allowed to use an IQ test for anything in public life because of the civil rights act. This is why they stopped using them for job applications, too. Any use of the IQ test will produce results that some lawyer with the SPLC will deem racist. It would make almost everything around us work better, but our philosophy insists we must simply be less than we could be
This channel is one of the few to which I subscribe AND have the Alerts set to "All." Thank you for providing these short 'feel-good' and 'facepalm' video clips. A nice highlight to my day. 😁
1:34 no way they said "helicopter symbol" 😂😂
The intense irony of going into the auto shop out of concern because the -check engine- helicopter light was on and then declining having a diagnostic after
having the indicator explained. Why?
HELICOPTER
HELICOPTER
I had a diff lock symbol on my Skoda - turned out to be a brake symbol!
That is the coolest custom gauge cluster ever period.
I know very little about cars but your videos always makes me feel better about my limited knowledge.
Clips like these make me want to order everything online for delivery. I’m not driving anymore.
I don't know what more scary. The people can't see me from the outside or I can't see myself in the inside.
2:53 yeah, the gasket coming loose from the body is actually a pretty common thing on these Freightliner Cascadias. Gotta remove the whole gasket and glue it back in with the windshields in. It's a 2 man job. Otherwise the windshields are a snap
The son doing the burn outs is likely gonna be taking the bus. Lol
"Pre-trip? Never heard of her."
- Truck driver [probably]
That was a common issue with freightliner cascadias. I had a windshield pop out on me too.
Helicoper symbol.
Almost as funny as the toilet symbol.
My dashboard shows a smokey eye symbol every time I turn on my high beams LOL.
Helicopter on the dashboard...😂😂😂
I love this channel. Always a great belly laugh. The comments are always a giggle too. Great to see some Aussie cars in the mix at the end too.
Someone finally managed to get over 100% of air into their tires 😂
Its pretty scary how people can't read the max tire pressures on the sidewalls or better yet follow the recommended tire pressure on the door or vehicle manual.
The max pressure on the sidewall should NEVER be what you are putting in.
CEL=Helicopter...that is hilarious 😂 🤣😂
The brake line in the Mercedes... 🤪🤦♂️🤣🤭
The last 1 was awesome 👌
"...a helicopter symbol" 🙃😂
Awesome as ever dude 👌
Helicopter light 🚁🤣🤣
That bellhousing failure is impressive 💥😮🤦♂️🤣 no snow here! I'm pleased to say!! Enjoy your week my friend 👍
The helicopter light is something else 😂 and you're lucky you have no snow. We got lots last night and -30 - -35c coming next week 🥶
Enjoy your week as well!
“rpm tick marks near 7 and 8 are red and not white”
a moment of silence for the service advisor who typed that down, submitted it, and printed the work order
Holy shit that last dash though… amazing!
I never thought about it, but yea the CEL does kinda look like a helicopter. I really really want to hear the owners interpretation of the helicopter light
Dude that last one is truly incredible!
That street fighter one is brilliant and cool af!
I wonder how different things would be if every driver was required by law to read the owners manual and sign off on it, or read it in front of someone as proof.
Have you ever read an owners manual? If they were properly written they could be much shorter and easier…but if you need to read it just to understand what a speedometer does or that you should use your wipers in the rain, you’ve got bigger problems!
Car manuals are like thick novels now! Years ago in the late 80s, my car manual only had 28 pages.
You'd get to work a lot faster with all the empty roads.
GM owners Manual:
For instructions on how to remove the spare tire...
...See instructions under the spare tire.
@Sashazur With every new vehicle I've acquired, I've sat and read the manual the first time I sat alone in the vehicle. Much of it is indeed redundant, but it helps to know all the subtle nuances of each model.
Intresting note on the semi. They had a recall on a sealant type a couple years back since it would shrink and pull OFF the window with UV exposure over a few months leading to the windows popping out. Mine had that sealant and they ended up redoing my window for free after a month since wind was coming through the gaps.
As towards the driver not noticeing....only things i can think is either the sealant let go between when he last washed it or its a slip seat truck and the driver that found it just checked it was there and not broken before he ran off and got wet then brought it in. Posibly after a botched installation?
That or he is a fool. Hard to say.
Wind getting in aside, how would you know it was loose? driving the head wind would hold it in place, right? and the wiper arms probably apply enough pressure to keep it from swinging out while stopping
Edit: i looked back, its a bead lock style frame, so not a replacement failure. its basically the frame that came undone and not the glass itself
Vampire Hunter D approved
@@sivalley I have the first 25 LN of Vampire Hunter D, but im confused as to how it relates here?
@@legionofanon I've only ever seen the anime of it so I'm going off the fight scene with the shape shifting/merging gal in the forest where he almost dies and had to take a literal dirt nap. So this car is so dark it could have saved him because vampire half-blood
@legionofanon freightliner cascadias have windshields in a gasket, but the gasket itself is glued in like a normal windshield. I've fixed jobs where the tech didn't prep the gasket properly and the whole thing just pulls off so it still could've been a replacement error. They also corrode realllllly bad even when they haven't been replaced before so it could honestly go either way.
Edit: I looked a little closer and the pichwell looks black (the color of glue and primer) so I'd guess the gasket wasn't prepared properly during replacement, but I'd have to see it in person to know for sure.
In Arnold's voice, "not a choppah, ok? NOT a choppa!"
The customer could tell there were screws rolling around in the door but didn’t bother to check if they were in the storage area? I hope he was charged an hour labor minimum.
Yes mechanics don’t work for free probably 100 dollars labour fee just to find some screws.
the notes said they did a recall on the airbag so i'm sure that 2 minutes was covered
Nah, it's the dealer's fault. PDI failure. I recently got a truck and the guy who did the PDI stuck the two extra bolts they found in the bag with the instruction manual.
Lets appreciate that the over inflated tyres were *not* installed on the car grinding against the caliper nor being “sealed” with electrical tape
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No, no time for collective appreciation here. Feel free to do it on your own though!
@@VinterfridAppreciate the time you have taken to make such an appreciative comment
That last clip is incredible.
One of these days someone will find a legal cure for stupid
These clips just reinforce my belief that the general public does not have a clue and you have to wonder how they even are able to function in society??
Here’s your bill son ! !
Never fails to amaze me….more great stuff!
"I'm gonna back away" 😂
people who call the CEL a helicopter light should go straight to jail
do not pass go, do not collect $200
Seriously though, this is what should be taught in school as basic living
not even that, it's just common sense that no matter what, your car cannot have a "helicopter light"@@Eterna1Link
I'm so confident some car owners simply should be banned from owning a vehicle 😂
Great video as always!
My first time seeing this channel. All I have to say is "Hello, this is *_your_* daily dose of customer states".
0:05 probably didn’t expect the clutch to burn out
Not 1st!
1:34
CUSTOMER: There's a helicopter symbol on my dash?
Repair guy: So your car can fly?
a helicopter symbol on the dash ? i cant stop laughing. 😂
that street fighter instrument cluster at the end has got to be the coolest damn thing I have ever seen!
Calling a check engine light symbol on the dash a helicopter 😂😅
Was a fire fighter for many years and I’ve seen our brush rigs start grass on fire more than a couple times. I’ve seen it happen with police cars too. Happened to me hunting one time but I could smell grass smoldering so I moved my truck onto the dirt two track before there was actually a fire.
I think "my son tried..." is just a variant of "another shop did it..." LOL
"Helicopter light" for the win! Happy new year all.