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10:20 Turn your air bag into a claymore with this simple trick. Mechanics hate it.
😆 yep
Great comp. Thank!
Can you start another channel where you try to reproduce these issues in a semi-scientific way? I really, really want to know how to turn engine oil into jello!
@@fredygump5578 if I had the space I definitely would. Hopefully one day I'll have my own garage and can do some experiments. Trust me there's lots of experiments I want to try 😂
Mechanic: Finds cat, keeps it
Thief: takes muffler, leaves the cat
Booooo! 😂😂😂😂😂
I know what's wrong with that tire repair. You have to use Gorilla tape--Regular duct tape is too weak for extended use.
Genius 😆
New cars don't even have a spare anymore.
Duct tape or nothing. I guess it's fortunate cell phones now work everywhere,
Hey, don't diss the "Handyman Secret Weapon"
Flex seal ftw!
What's the tread wear rating on Gorilla tape?
>oil dispstick broke
"Oh that's not so bad, but good thing he brou-"
>engine no longer starts
"Uhhhhh"
>Mechanic found dipstick wrapped itself around timing chain
"Oh noooo"
>Timing chain came off and valves and pistons punched each other to death
*"Oh nooooooooooo"*
Tragedy unveiled
They break way too easy these days had one break off too luckily the handle-end.
always impressive when people turn a 10 dollar problem in to a 5000 dollar problem. sad tho it seems like they werent irresponsible just ignorant of the risks.
yeah absolutely, I was watching that part and like "the dip stick broke off? oh well how bad can...it...oh my god...the dip stick breaking basically just totaled the engine. I did not know that was possible." MAYBE MAKE IT A LITTLE THICKER GUYS WHAT COULD IT POSSIBLY COST LIKE 5 BUCKS!?!?!?!?
I remember when my mitsubishi eclipse broke a timing chain...I threw the entire car away because it was going to cost like 6 grand to fix everything that broke and the car wasn't worth half of that.
I have a Mini with that same engine - i am now horrified of touching my dipstick
0:50 “One might reckons Jesus was the last one to service it but I think it was a pterodactyl or something” Brilliant!
“My mate reckons”
What's frightening is that these individuals and these "vehicles" are out there, on public roads!
I've never seen ball joints held together with zip ties and shoelaces! This is crazy!
That's what, unfortunetaly, MOT's are for. Yes it sucks, specially if you have an older vehicle, but because of asshats like those in the video, we have to make them do this.
Only in the US I've seen this shit roaming the public roads. At least half of the vehicles shown here would fail MOT.
But what amaze me the most is that people will actually drive that shit.I mean how bat shit crazy you have to be to think it's ok to drive that piece of garbage.
And they are able to vote.
These are like the same people who fix a broken guitar headstock with Epoxy, and then don't mop up the excess that comes out, so it looks kinda like if a 4 year old dumped a can of paint over his head.
... I've looked at a *lot* of _poor_ guitar repair photos this week. Ugh.
@@jamesrichardson559 and have kids. or worse, dogs and cats... 🙄
That kitten under the vehicle - true story… someone I worked with years ago, her brother drove up from Dublin to Belfast in their truck. After the engine was turned off, they heard miaowing and checked the engine bay to discover a smoky grey colored kitten.
He was fed and named Liffey after the Dublin river. When they gave him a bath, they found out that his coat was white fur…
Did the kitten recover well?
@@ianthomas1201 Well, they named him, so that was implied.
@@borderlineiq People name their kids, and they turn out retarded.
@@ianthomas1201 Yes, but the ones on UA-cam can typically pick up context clues from stories that prevent asking questions that imply retardation.
@@borderlineiq Obviously you're not a Buzkashi player.
The wee Tortie kitten at 7:12 is priceless. I encountered one nearly 12 years ago. She is sitting by my chair watching me type this.
When the customer approved the repair for the ball joint assembly, it felt so good :)
I have one: customer came in for a basic lube. Our service tech (a master service tech, btw) rotated his tires, changed his oil and filter in about 30 minutes. This was like a vascular surgeon being asked to take a basic blood tap from a patient. The customer received his car then called the police stating that we stole his wheels and neglected his oil change because no one can do such a service in such a time. Customer had custom wheels and claims that we replaced them with factory wheels. He drove a Toyota FRS. The police came, investigated the security cameras then customer proceeded to pull a male karen for longer than the servicing took to complete. Police left and the guy stood sulking for another 10 minutes glaring at ALL of us; like we were mobsters or something. Then he left. This was one of my favorite things working at a servicing department: so freakin' entertaining :D lol
Had a similar situation. It was near closing time, and guy was on his phone, and ignored us when we asked if he wanted anything other than an oil change.
We were done in less than 9 minutes, and he accused us of not even doing anything but charging him for the service just the same.
Showed him the fresh oil, said I'd dipped his dipstick in a bottle of fresh oil, not the engine. I was like, "Really? I was standing two feet away from you. You *watched* me check it, wipe it, check it again and walk it over to you."
@@nephicus339 At that point I would have told his stupid ass to do an oil change himself next time. An oil change is so easy to do for most vehicles I feel like the only reason anyone would take it into the shop for just an oil change is because they're lazy as hell.
Bruh the FA20 was super easy to change oils for... Even I can do it and rotate his shitty Chinese rotas in 30 minutes if I have a lift
Mechanics should be payed more to put up with this
I could do that in 15 minutes with a 30 point inspection.
“Another shop did it” means I did that shit myself.
I usually say my father-in-law did it.
Good way to make their blood pressure jump 30 points. :)
It looked like it was home brewed
"Where did they find this 'other shop' at, Craigslist? And then they can't tell you where it's located, or the place's phone number, or eMail address or anything!"
I actually believe it. I have seen that kind of crap happen to other people's vehicles at certain shops. People can be lazy and be horrible at their job or a shop can be extremely cheap.
That tire exploding brought back a memory. We knew a man who scrapped old semi trailers. He would leave the least amount of wheels to tow them to their final resting place.
He and his fiancé were filling a truck tire that exploded and it killed here instantly.
I’m glad you showed that because people need to be aware that inflating a tire can be fatal if not done correctly.
I really enjoy your videos.
a coworker blew the bumper off a civic with just one of his tires exploding while sitting at a red light
He wasn't filling this old wheel and tyre with air though. It was just sitting there. How the hell does it randomly just explode? I'm completely fascinated by this wheel/tyre exploding! Never seen or heard of that before. Please explain
@@jack.crv-Roverinflation
@@jack.crv-R power of the sun/heat. if a tire is filled near/to the max pressure it can explode by exposing it to direct sunlight (or any heat source) for too long. air expands and the combo of age of/damage to the tire can cause it to go boom. had that once with my bicycle, it popped while standing inside the warm hallway at my jiu jitsu training place. winter combined with old well pumped up tire and 20~25°c difference in temp (at home my bicycle stands in a shack thats not heated/insulated) caused it to make a very loud boom and scare the crap out of us all lol. its why they warn to not leave pressurised canisters/fuel jerrycans etc in the sun or to close to a heat source
13:09
As A former Tire Mechanic, the semi tire blowing up is absolutely no joke and gave me a mild ptsd flashback. In my state it's mandatory to air up semi tires in a cage. New guy didn't wanna listen to nobody because he knew better...the tire zippered went through a cinder block wall and damn near went through the truck door parked on the other side. I will never forget that sound.
Had someone tell me once that split rims were the only thing you had to worry about.
He was wrong
@towcat no state in America allows split rims not for over 45 years
@@dwh5512 Well, they may not be ALLOWED, but they're certainly still USED...
How much PSI are those tires? that damn thing went off like a bomb.
@@rm25088
I run my tires at 110
Tires are also overinflated often in order to get the bead to set and then deflated again
One I have: a customer came into the shop kinda enraged, complaining the engine have no oil. We changed it past week. As the oil was new and clear, the customer couldn't see it at the dipstick and thought there was no oil. After some discussion, he left still upset.
gotta commit
"But the oil on TV is always black! Every time _I_ check it it's BLACK! That's not oil in my car!!!"
Had the same situation once , the shop foreman took a bottle of new oil , had the customer put their oil indicator in it , just to show them what clean oil looks like , didn’t here much from him after that 🤣
Had the same one time. Manager came to me asking if I put oil in it because the lady is on phone saying there's no oil. I said tell her to look closer, which she managed to do.
Wow, the dumbness is more common than I thought! Thanks for sharing these.
Good to see our little buddy Beamer again. The little bugger captured a lot of hearts.
When I make some new merch I might put him on a tshirt 😂
Don't forget to Spay / Nutur your BMW! 😸
@@JustRolledIn I'd buy it!!
@@2405jacko I'll work on it! Lol
@@JustRolledIn Sweet!!
The longer dipstick part really cracked me up :D
Been laughing out loud for minutes.
That guardrail was like the straight Tetris block, made that whole car disappear!
5:04 "customer couldn't afford oil changes for the last 2 years" hope the customer can buy a new car with all that oil change money they didn't spend.
Or at least a new engine, that one is ruined beyond repair.
poverty begets poverty. Ever heard of the Boots theory of socioeconomic unfairness? A very simple anecdote that gets at the heart of the problem.
@@HinrikS There is also a german saying that goes : "Dummheit schützt vor Strafe nicht"
Which is saying that stupidity doesn't protect you from punishment. Everyone who can afford to own a car, can afford a yearly oil change. Pretty much everyone can do it, in a shop it costs maybe $140, or even less, doing it yourself will cost maybe $50.
It's just stupid people getting punished
@@rowdy6274 guess it depends on where you are from, but I got an oil change for $34 the other day
@@gu244 that's a great deal, if you know what they're putting in there and they do it right.
I usually pay around 60€ just for good oil and filter
10:31 As a Shop owner & mechanic, I can't stress enough how important it is to regularly bleed the smoke from your brake lines, lol!
Yes, but do not let the smoke out of your wiring though.
@@BigLisaFan Exactly!
Also keep the headlights topped up with headlight fluid and make sure to add all the fluids to the engine that your car could need.
And always use new synthetic smoke when you do a flush
I want to give this a thumbs up but it’s at 69 so I can’t 🤣🤣🤣
"...didn't mention anything about the speed holes" LOL!!!! LOVE IT!!!!
I'll call them that from now on
Speed holes make the car go faster , according to The Simpsons . 😁
Had to rewatch that last clip. Amazing that it literally blew his pants off. Even more amazing is he was still walking around afterward.
What made it blow up?
10:11 air bag recall is the absolute best thing that could possibly be brought in for.
Pretty sure it would be a shrapnel danger if the airbag went off😶
@@shuryougospel5424 that's what makes it the best
homemade claymore
Nothing like turning your airbag into a clamore
She'll just turn the new one into another grenade.
7:50 the easiest way to avoid the common issues with these mini coopers (oil cooler gasket failing and causing oil to mix with coolant, head gasket problems, freeze plugs deciding to commit suicide, timing chain problems, expensive parts, plastic parts, hidden bolts, and special BMW tool #537 or whatever, etc)
is to not buy a mini cooper in the first place
especially since they run with peugeot engines. and those work only when used in actual Peugeots.
It's hard to blame the car. If I was a Mini Cooper, I'd off myself too.
Sucks they're so unreliable because they're pretty slick and unique looking cars. But damn if I'll buy a car that's lucky to get 50k.
@@gottagofast4531 oh, and Ford had the idea to use the onboard computer to actuate the alternator. for reasons unkn own that one single cable, coming out of the black box on the left side of the engine compartment and runnign all across the engie to the alternator, tends to oxidize as the insulation becomes brittle. and then you run out of electricity... I had fun a couple times trying to replace that brittle worm, because of course the connectors are corroded, too... and you can't get them from somewhere else than Ford.
Yessir! They are absolute fucking trash! My buddy had a Mini Cooper S that was also turbocharged, obviously making it compound charged, had mild cams in it too, but everything was gone through and rebuilt properly and it was pretty fucking fast. I think it was like 300hp at the front wheels, but then it caught fire in his driveway and burned to the ground, lol....
Just discovered this channel. Wonderful! As a teenager, I worked in my Dad's service station, and this brings back some memories. And a few new head scratchers.
I like that there was genuine problems that weren't just the customer being an idiot. Like the missing oil filter, or the snow.
I have to say, the "driver's side rattle" was quite charming.
Yep… that will be $89.95 for diagnosis. 😫🤦🏼
I shake my head every time people state they don’t have money for an oil change so they keep driving it and when the jiffy lube shops don’t put a new oil filter on. The air filter ones make me shake my head too. The horrible wiring jobs and “tire repairs” make me want to scream!!
Excellent job saving the kitten Beamer!! 🥰❤️
The cat clip is awesome 😊
If you can't afford oil changes, sell your car for a cheaper to maintain one while it's still worth something...at least that way you won't leave yourself without a ride eventually.
@@JustRolledIn Your "new cat dad" caption is the best part!
@@VraerynDaDragon If they can't afford an oil change then invest in some tools to do it yourself. It's going to cost them an entire engine or car by ignoring some essential services. I take mine to a shop because it's just easier and I can keep on working despite knowing how. It's also a pain in the a** to near impossible to get the nuts off without using a power tool.
@@Midala87 People that just stop getting oil changes because they can't afford it aren't exactly going to be of the mind to be willing to do it themselves now are they? Changing the oil may be "easy" and simple to do, but most drivers don't care and you couldn't convince them to try if you paid them. For the general public, recommending a cheaper to maintain car is a better solution to offer.
9:48 I reckon that mouse was a 100% doomsday Prepper!
2:55 Im sorry but I don't want to be in a vehicle that is called the "Shaggin wagon" LMAO
ofc it’s a subaru too
Mechanics have a rough job, but this channel let's me know they get great entertainment and laughs from time to time.
They aren’t laughing cause they are the ones that are going to have to fix the problems.
@@cannednolan8194 oh no u r wrong. I meant "laughing because its gonna be a long day" 😁
And, Cha Ching! All the way to the bank.
Broo im a service advisor at a ford dealer, and some of the shit you see or that customers tell you is absolutely comical lol. I saw a truck like 3-4 months ago that the guy made his own lift kit from wood blocks that he cut. Was so fucking ghetto lol
Yeah until they have to drive and the anxiety sets in knowing that half the cars on the road are not roadworthy
That Mini Cooper one is ludicrous. The oil dipstick broke, so the entire engine shredded itself? DAFUQ?
Also, kudos to the bedazzler for NOT turning their airbag into a claymore mine
I noticed that, too. I’m actually surprised they had info enough to know not to put sparkly things on the airbag.
@@CTrunde pretty sure they still Claymore'd the passenger though 😬
Last time go for oil change,
The mechanic broke the oil stick,
For now the stick stick still not found…
More of a FRAG grenade, wouldn't it?
@@DGFishRfine1 Oh, I didn’t spot that one the first time watching 😳.
I work on semi trucks and those tires are scary, when they explode they EXPLODE! But I loved that last clip, it definitely blew my pants off😂
That tire explosion at the end was next level
As a tow driver, I deal with some weird shit on people’s cars. This channel is a perfect way to de stress and get a kick out of it! Keep up the amazing work!
Appreciate that! Thanks for being here.
What's the weirdest thing you've seen?
You should do a show called "Just Towed In" 😁!
I love it when they find a cat and somebody takes it home afterwards. It's an "everybody wins" situation. The kitty gets adopted, the human gets a kitty, and we get to see something cute. I hope little Beamer is happy and healthy.
(BTW folks, always knock on your hood before you start the car on a cold day! Stray cats love to take shelter in engine bays, and they can get hurt if they're inside when it starts up.)
Good Idea
I drive tractor trailer,and about 5 am one morning,a driver started his truck.
He didn't flip the hood for the pre-trip engine oil check.
Instantly there was a horrible noise.
The raccoon took out the fan,radiator,intercooler,and A/C condenser,
along with other ancillary equipment.
But,since he is somebody's "friend",nothing happened.
If I did that I'd get 3 days off....
RIP Rocky Raccoon
Many years ago, I went down to the machine shop I used for my auto repair shop. The assistant machinist was under a jacked up car. I hear screaming, turn around and drag him out from underneath the car. There is a CAT on his HEAD raking him with it's claws. He had on leather welding gloves, though, so his HANDS were OK...
that's how I got my cat years ago. I was a paperboy. one of my customers discovered a kitten had climbed on top of the catalytic converter. unfortunately it was after they had driven around for a hr locally. surprisingly his pads weren't burned! had him for a good 15+ years afterwards.
I chopped a green, grass snake that way. I had street-parked my '79 Cutlass Supreme the night before, and the next morning, I kicked the gas to set the carb choke, turned the key, and heard a thumping under the hood, then my battery light came on. I shut off the engine, popped the hood & got out. Raising the hood, I saw parts of a 'green rope' all over, and my busted fan belt on the ground. It took me a minute to realize a snake had been under my hood when I cranked the engine. Oops. No more snake! :-)
yeah your right when i used to go uncover my bike i would slap really hard on the seat then kick the air under the bike so if a cat was under the cover it would move and be safe
Love your videos. They just prove some people should not be allowed to drive or own a car.
One of my favorites is the customer requesting a longer dipstick!
That one cracks me up lol
Yeah, what a loser! He could have just taken it out and hammered it a little until it's long enough, like I do!
@@horrovac Nothing better than a hammered, beaten, & oiled dipstick!
The guy who sold me his camaro had installed a short throw dip stick. I had to order an oem dipstick to get the proper level reading.
@@kevinrodriguez9701 - why? i mean, why the short stick in the first place?..
1:01 As an american watching that, it went from "damn, that's pretty bad!" to "how the hell did they survive that?!" real quick.
As an Australian, I'm still wondering how they managed to get out of that without any serious injuries.
I knew a guy that passed out behind the wheel, hit a guard rail and it followed the steering column right through him. It was an El Camino. His jaw was in the bed, still had teeth in it..
Glad you pointed that out. I was thinking it was a good thing they didn’t have a passenger.
"No serious injuries" ... Somehow
The second to last one I watched several times because that was FREAKING amazing and hilarious, boy did they get lucky.
Always a good time here at Justrolled in.love it.
I once had the customer's perspective. I told my mechanic my car was "doing this weird surging thing as it accelerated." He humored me and took a short test drive . . .
He put it in gear, moved less than 10 feet, and said "oh god, this would drive me INSANE."
(It turned out to be a faulty oxygen sensor)
I did this with my 2013 ford focus se, this bitch is built like a manual, for all mechanical and other purposes is a manual, speeds like a manual, its fucking automatic. This bitch will complain if you drive it like an auto tho. Does mean nobody wants to steal her tho
My roommate had that happen, I told him it was most likely a sub $20 part and he was like nahhh. A year later he agreed to let me do an oil change, my dad happened to be at the house so the moment he gave me his keys we popped the hood and after 40s my dad found the problem. He had a giant rip in his intake tube so he was getting uncensored/unfiltered air. We replaced the tube with one from a junkyard for $20 and it fixed the problem. His entire exhaust fell off his shitty pontiac wave and he’s been driving it like that since august. Open headers
GET OFF THE ROAD
That ”lil bit of snow under the hood” actually happened to me once while driving thru a blizzard. The car started to miss a little when I was getting closer to my destination (after a 500km drive). The closer to I got to my destination, the worse the car ran. It was late, I was tired and thought I’d check on it the next day as long as I reached my destination. The next day, I popped the hood hood to troubleshoot and voila: Engine bay was fully packed with snow! The clutched fan didn’t even turn over 😄
Engine running temperature is way over snow melting temperature
@@habafflof Snow isolates really well
What kind of car allows that to happen even? I've driven through many blizzards in a BMW and never had that happen. We get plenty of blizzards here in Finland every winter.
@@Manakuski I think the car at 2:25 is a Mustang
@@JussiValkila to me looks like a dodge charger
We are so happy we found and signed for this UA-cam channel. You guys are absolutely incredible with these videos. It's scary how crazy people fix things.
I have been in the auto collision repair business since the mid 1980s. You guys are one of my favorite channels!
I actually feel sorry for the guy with the broken dipstick. That’s just rough
Ya thats rough, not his fault at all and now his car is totally fucked. Pretty shitty design on the dipstick for it to break off for one and for two for it to come into contact with moving parts inside the block.
Someone else pointed out that the engine failure likely caused the dipstick to break, not the other way around.
@@karlrovey The dipstick shouldn't be anywhere near moving parts to begin with, It detached and got pulled into the engine. not sure how the engine could fail, cause the dipstick to be severed, then get it intertwined in the engine...
To be fair, he bought a modern mini cooper, so he knew what he was signing up for. Don't buy Mini if you don't want catastrophic engine failure to be a regular occurrence in your life lol.
Friendly reminder that semi truck tires are not to be messed with. Use a proper inflation cage when airing up an unknown tire. Even if it just came off of a truck fully inflated. Keep your distance and don't be anywhere near the trajectory of the tire if it were to blow. I've had 3 blow in close proximity to me. Each one restrained.
Scares new techs when they hear it for the first time. One of the first things we teach them is the sounds to listen for. But even then sometimes they blow without warning.
i've seen car tires do this too. always check the rim stamping for size irregardless of the tires that came off them
Man once while airing one of those semi wheels , i went to get the valve and left right when the tire blew up. Tire was almost new and everything but no warnings when it blew.
How does this happen?
@@bluezitrone9731 If the tire had been previously on a truck, many things could lead to failure and blow.
The most common cause for explosion in my experience is when a driver continued to drive on a flat tire for several miles. This causes what's known as a zipper blowout. The steel cords inside the tire get stressed as they're being manipulated in a way outside of their intended behavior. They will bend and twist until the air pressure inside the tire becomes too great to hold it back and ultimately blows.
Tires that are old, dry-rotting, cuts in the sidewall, etc can also lead to failure. It's important to inspect tires for scuffs, cuts, bruises, darkening, hissing, and weird noises. These are all warning signs that a tire could blow.
You'll often hear the sound of rubber bands snapping or popcorn when those steel cords start to break internally. You may only get a second or two at most of warning before a tire blows. Sometimes they can also just go instantly without warning. The air valves are usually not near the tire so air can be shut off from a distance if you do hear signs. Sometimes you can even see the sides start to bubble out.
But for the safety of other techs, I tend to let them blow if it is safe to do so, while in a cage, with no one near it. A few months ago we even heard one start to go, stopped the air, and grabbed the two new techs we had and let them blow up. Good learning experience.
@@yahiravila3639 I had one late last year I had just walked away from it, about 70psi and it went without a warning. A few weeks after that one, another blew without any warning while I was standing next to the cage. Thankfully it was a zipper and blew on the side I wasn't standing on. I would have broken my leg at minimum with how hard that one went. I've only had 1 brand new tire blow. A few virgin tires and a few recaps.
"Longer dipstick..." made me LOL!😂
The shagging wagon bruh that shit killed me
5:47 What gets me most about the "bonfire truck", is the intact plastic bucket right next to ground zero for the fire
I think they used the bucket to douse the fire and then just left it in the truck.
12:56 Customer couldn't understand the gravity of the situation.
Ha that was clever!
You know it just blows your mind my mom bless her soul asked me if I could look at her automatic shifter. She stated it’s hard to put into park that she really has to push the shifter up pretty hard I take a look and within 5 seconds I know the problem I took all the crap she hand hanging around the shifter off she had hair bands around it a garbage bag some I phone cords all wrapped around the shifter. Once all that came off it worked fine just ugh
@@cayenigma Indeed
@@ryans413 it's often the simplest solutions that work :)
@@ryans413 And those damn girls with 20 keys and 50 key chains putting weight on the ignition cylinder. "Why did the key thing go bad". its not designed to hold 15 lbs of crap.
The other tyre fitters used to laugh at me for using the safety cage and standing behind the brick wall when inflating split rims, the last two videos are why I always did this! One fellow I worked with used to squat on top of the wheel while inflating it, with the safety rim facing towards him.
The tire exploding clip was nuts, good on that dude for his instincts and getting his wife out of there!
My last job, the mechanic was airing up a truck tire one day. The tire exploded while he was over it. He got lucky and didn't have any injuries from it (besides a headache). He did earn the nickname 'Superman'. The force pushed him about 6ft off the ground and about 10ft back.
Holy cow he got lucky.
Headache might've been a concussion, so I wouldn't call him totally uninjured.
My dad had to drive to Delaware, to repair an airplane, and we drove through an ice storm, from Ohio. It was bad enough, it took us 2 days, with a stop over in Pennsylvania. The car was a Mercedes 230, that overheated every 20-25 miles. He'd get out raise the hood, and give the grill a good smack. All the little ice cubes would fall out of the grill, and we were good for another 20-25 miles, which took about a hour.
So glad that the mechanic adopted the poor little kitty, nice one mate.
13:40 LOL! he really did lose his pants, omg! XD
Stole the muffler instead of the Cat! Made me spit my beer all over the monitor, Thanks for the laugh.... and clean up.
Very unlikely. Probably a kid who cut his muffler off to be "cool," then got caught and came up with a story.
Nah, methheads are dumb enough to confuse a catalytic converter with a muffler.
how about the guy who thought the diff was a cat
The tire explosions are always freakin terrifying.
Knew what was gonna happen and got scared the same
Man I lucked out with one exploding. I was heading back from a road trip in my truck, ex gf in the passenger seat. I wasn't really speeding so I come to a big rig with a trailer just barley going faster, get in the left lane to go around still keeping my sluggish pace. For whatever reason I felt like I needed to hit the gas cause if not the rear right tire on his trailer would blow sending shit through my windshield at her. No idea why I thought this. So I do and as soon as I pass by that tire, it explodes and sheds apart sending it right where I was and would have gone where I thought..
How did that happen? Did it get too hot from being in the sun or something?
@@Nate_doggy_dawg it's pretty common for truck drivers to run their tires to the limit like that, once a month it so I'll hear what sounds like a hand grenade on the highway a bit behind my house. You should never stay beside a truck longer than you have to even if you know they can see you.
@@boneless8473 so it was just a worn down to the wire and the high pressure made it kaboom. I’ve only seen one tire explained in person and the was a minivan that hopped a curb at a 45 degree angle at 60 miles an hour in a residential right in front of a house.
The last one! I am dying! :D
The flat twinkies, that one is my favorite xD
Also, a good band name
Beemer is so cute. I'm glad he has someone to take good care of him.
The only other time I've ever seen someone's pants literally get blown off was while I was watching an NHRA drag race on TV some years ago. Getting ready to run Funny Cars when one crew member went to lift the body, not knowing that the blower cutout in the hood had got hooked on the throttle linkage. Engine whacked and knocked everyone off their feet, including one poor guy who happened to be walking past the exhaust headers and instantly went from wearing slacks to shorts. Fortunately nobody was hurt
decades ago i did sportsman class pickup racing at an IHRA strip in suffolk, va. we were last to run, so i was in the stands with my grandsons watching funny cars, and someone must've done similar. when they fired it up to bring it to the christmas tree, the intake grenaded and the fly-catcher and blower shot straight up doing flips, came back down and banged right back down into the hood cut-out. the crowd went insane.
I was thinking the same thing.
That car blew that guy off his feet, flipped him upside-down. Gave him 3rd degree burns. And shredded his pants.
He probably needed new underwear after that too.
I just discovered your channel and I love it. People are the funniest animals on the planet.
To avoid hitting a squirrel 🤣🤣🤣 amazing 👌🏻
Something to remember…
Oil is cheap, engines are expensive !
I had to rewatch that first clip again just to be sure I heard it correctly. "Saturated in curry" isn't what I expect to hear in maintenance notes
Another, how does this happen? Moment? Lol
These videos make me feel good about my mechanic skills!
The slamming hatches are priceless lol
The guard rail car really freaked me out. Imagine the sound it made when that happened😬
Thankfully most guardrails these days are designed to deflect on impact, and all the older ones that have an inadequate bend and buffer system on them are being replaced. Minimum these days is the fully rounded buffer that's deflected about 45-90 degrees to the side already, while preferably an attenuator device or a flat push pad that deflects the guardrail internally should be used
I saw this when I was a kid in the early 1970’s when a van hit a guard rail and it went through the front of the van and out the back about 10 feet. Don’t know what happened to the driver though.
7:47 imagine of all things, your dipstick absolutely demolishing your engine.
The comedy almost writes itself . .
All I can think of while watching some of these is Bill Engval going “here’s your sign”
The longer dipstick one actually made me laugh.
It has to be really DEEPstick.
added washer fluid to the engine via the dipstick that is amazing
Sounds like my last GF. The juice really isn't worth the squeeze. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🙄🙁
That takes dedication and patience 🤣🙄
Stupidity to a whole new level
These videos make me appreciate a good mechanic even more.
The Subaru rage-slamming it's lift gate is my absolute favorite one. IDK why, but I can't quit laughing at it. The suddenly pants-less guy is a VERY close second.
Someone being caught under that will be a kill in the next Final Destination movie
Easily my favorite videos now😂 ive only done this for about 6 years and some of this sht amazes me
7:48 I like how I could tell it was a Mini from how often I had my engine opened when I owned a 2012 Cooper S.
10:37 "brake fluid? nah man, i have a steam powered brake system."
10:56 "drugs?" 11:02 "no drugs, just questions."
That made me think perhaps the driver was on a diet by his wife and had to quickly hide the Twinkies.
Twinkies were NOT what I was expecting to be in those foil packs, tbh
The cat is how my cat was found when he was a kitten only a week or 2 old. Decided to keep him after my wife sent me pictures of him and we've had him for 7 years now
designer / draftsman here:
1:09 This is what old guard rails used to do and why you see the curve on modern guard rails front ends. this one must be an old one that never got changed out for the new design.
LOL that last one 😂
That quick lube shop was so fast they didn't even bother to put the filter back on 😜😕😜
That's why it's called quick lube 😜😆
Pretty much the standard practice of quick lube shops. 😂
Exactly why I always go to an actual mechanic for oil changes.
I always initialed the filter then put it on top of the oil fill cap. Hard to miss it. Techs complained a lot, but it never got left off.
5:12 This happened to me once. My dad treated me to an oil change at some Jiffy Lube. They never changed the filter. Usually I do it myself and have no problems, but when it came about time to change the oil again, it was runnin' like shit and the filter was completely collapsed. They charged my dad for it too. Never again.
Never go to jiffy lube or any quick lube if your not gonna do it yourself take it to a good mechanic I've heard so many horror stories about quick lube a family member of mine they didn't put any oil in the car and ruined the engine
@@joshuamast5128 I went there once and they put a nail in my tire. IT wasn't there before I went. I checked all four tires.
Ill never use one of those places again. In my younger days I used one for lack of time to do myself before a road trip halfway across country. Towing a boat on the turnpike I noticed smoke coming from the back. The idiots didn’t tighten the oil filter. It was blowing oil onto the exhaust and luckily I wasn’t too far from a rest stop to refill with oil and screw filter on tight. I either do it myself if I have to pay or use the dealer for my free oil changes
I used to work at a jiffy lube. Its more common than i would like to admit. Sometimes we would run out of oil filters and instead of telling the customer, or in what was the usual case, not forgetting to order more after the manager was told 30 minutes ago to order some from a nearby autozone or O'Reily's, the customer would be told that it was changed and would be charged full price. Not even "Hey, we couldnt change the filter since we ran out and since you say you cant wait, we'll give you a discount." Nope, just straight up lie and take your money
@@illjustice2002 Yeah, it's immoral, unprofessional. My dad worked as a mechanic for a place liek that a long time ago and he quit because of the evil shit the owner would try to make them do to people.
8:51 don’t think they wanted to completely saw through it. Probably were hoping it would finally snap while driving. Think they were trying to kill the guy.
I'm sorry, but the last couple of clips had me belly laughing so much I had to rewind it over and over.
I've had my ears blown to silence being in the vicinity of a blow out but I've never ripped my pants of THAT quick lmfao! That has to be the clip of the year.
Years ago a friend told me about an accident at work that left most of the employees throwing up at a rural Canadian service & tire shop in Alberta that he worked in just after finishing high school. He had a co-worker who never bothered with the safety chains when working on split rim semi-tires. Said co-worker managed to decapitate himself as well as spraying half his co-workers with blood and tissue, when half of a semi rim got stuck in the roof,. My friend had warned him not to do that the day before but didn't tell the boss as he didn't want to get anyone fired...
@@davidhollenshead4892 yea, that's pretty gruesome. Lots of people don't seem to comprehend the real danger of inflating a tire especially split semi rims. Your friend must have felt terrible.
@@michelleberry_mikef8552 Yes, he did. He later became an mechanical engineer who made certain that no one skipped safety procedures and that his work was always perfect. He worked for an automotive supplier on production issues and defects...
Where you able to get your hearing back later?
The tire blowing up like that was crazy! It was like a 💣
13:36 Love the Ironman suit hoodie deploying automatically to protect the man from the exploding tire.
“Speed holes”. Nice Simpsons reference!😂
That guard rail dude had an angel on duty that day.
The car with a drum brake on one side and a disc on the other was a Honda Civic. It’s common for people to upgrade the rear from drum to disc brakes using parts from a Civic Si or Acura Integra, and it looks like this person or maybe previous owner lost interest about halfway through.
Brake bias…
Fixes understeer. =)
Most cars that have both disc and drum have the discs on the front. Was the Civic different?
Best part is that there's no reason to use disk brakes on the back of a daily driver Civic. The vast majority of the braking is done by the front brakes and the drums are more than adequate. If you are overheating the rear drums, you're doing something you shouldn't be doing even with disk brakes.
@@Crosshair84 that’s absolutely true. “Golden era” Hondas from the 80’s and 90’s in particular are pretty meticulously engineered and it goes without saying weight bias etc are taken into consideration during the design process.
However:
Honda also made cars, such as the Civic Si, which executed the same such meticulous design which had rear disc brakes. I suppose the idea is that if you do a “swap” of a powertrain of a civic base model to one from a Civic Si or Acura Integra you may as well follow up with a likewise brake upgrade.
Example if you have a 99 Civic DX and you put a b16a from the 99 Civic Si into it, you’ve added almost 60 horsepower, as well as adding about a hundred pounds under the hood. Adding the larger front brakes, rear disc brakes and larger wheels from the Civic Si makes sense.
@@sethallison5682 Larger wheels almost never makes sense. Ever wonder why race cars usually have taller sidewalls? It's for a reason.
That one with the guardrail. I was like wow!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 the tire blow out.
As a proud owner of an ‘01 Viggen it breaks my heart to see that head gasket malpractice. Especially since so few were made, and how few there are left on the road.
🥲
13:39 that blew his pants right off !!
Yo, that second to last one's a bit more than a thud mate 🤣
Loving the magenta, gold, bronze to Olive drab book. 5/5‼️🤩 If I had a newer car, I would definitely consider putting this on it.😊 It definitely did not look like it would have nearly as much depth of color with the different color samples.
Need a longer dipstick… right turn signal won’t stay on(up)… Really, how did these people survive to be old enough to get a drivers license?
As bad as some drivers are I have no faith that anyone has a license in the first place.
Their just really stupid people.... idiots!
Is this the same blonde chick who used to dim the high beams (by using the floor button) with her foot & now she gets her foot all tangled up in the steering wheel, trying to dim her lights?!
13:33 their reactions tell me that this isn't the first time that has happened
Or the fact air pressure left a crater
That last clip 😂😂😂