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I’ve seen a couple of your videos just a heads up if you want those Milwaukee ratchets to last you have to break the bolts loose using it as a manual ratchet then hit the button to loosen the rest of it. It’s not an impact and you’ll damage the motor. Great vids.
When you replaced the spark plug wires on the GM, looks like you forgot to transfer the heat shields from the old ones. Not sure they will last long without them.
i'm fairly new into repairing cars (just my own) but it sure does seem that parts stores either have nothing available, give the wrong parts (right box, wrong stuff inside) or the parts are Dead on arrival. so frustrating for me, can't imagine seeing it every day as a full time mechanic. so much respect for the front line fixers!
OR hear me out, knowing the fact that these are brittle, you should advice your future customers to go ahead and buy them before doing a tune up, no labor up charge! Saves you time and of course money!
Rough job brother....thanks for being an honest Mechanics...........Hard to find them around for sure! I'm a shady tree mechanic, do all the stuff myself if I"m able to do so. Seen so many tec's that just makes your car's worse or don't even perform the job right and than just overcharged for what they don't do. Thanks for these awesome video's and doing what you do.
I just replaced an alt on a friend's car, attempted to install a remanned Duralast but the threads were trash. Brought it back and they exchanged it for a new non-remanned Duralast at no extra cost. From now on I'll check the threads at the store with a bolt.
Now u know to open every box u get from parts store make sure it’s correct and complete it’s what I do cause I buy parts before I go to job saves time and money
battery replacement nd spark plugs/coils replacement is easy to learn and you can save a bunch of money doing it yourself... a garage has to charge you to pay their men each week...
You should really put what you are working on in description. So many times I and ither people look fir specific things on UA-cam (how to change sparkplug on a 2002 Honda crv for example) and your videos wouldn't come up for that. You will gain another set if eyes on your videos.
ive been doing this for years now, I just watch him for funsies and seeing what others do. If he charges anywhere near what I do, he shouldve made around 300-400$. Maybe even more if he sold that alternator, battery, plugs and wires at customer cost and not his cost.
I'm a mobile mechanic. Had a guy yesterday whose AC was dead. Dealership charged him $9,000 for a replacement. He declined. I changed out his blower motor relay for $90 including parts. $90 vs 9,000. Gotta do good work, guys. Be honest.
Imagine having to rely on autozone or any other name parts store for your business I’m sorry brother I know how crap these places can be hope you haven’t had the experiences I have.. luckily in the HD field parts are a bit more quality from the sources that sell them
true. but i dont think any of them are really beter than the other. You just save more when you spend more with a comercial account so just pick the best one for you!
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Original price: 39.99 | Discount price: 27.99 (30% OFF through 5/9/23) use code: WQ7OXREJ
Do you stand 💯 Percent behind the products you advertise? Are they all good quality?
Good job man
I’ve seen a couple of your videos just a heads up if you want those Milwaukee ratchets to last you have to break the bolts loose using it as a manual ratchet then hit the button to loosen the rest of it. It’s not an impact and you’ll damage the motor. Great vids.
Great job brother. Us Mobile Mechanics need to stick together
When you replaced the spark plug wires on the GM, looks like you forgot to transfer the heat shields from the old ones. Not sure they will last long without them.
dont know why then even sell them like that its stupid. Rockauto was the only place i found that comes with them ON.
i'm fairly new into repairing cars (just my own) but it sure does seem that parts stores either have nothing available, give the wrong parts (right box, wrong stuff inside) or the parts are Dead on arrival. so frustrating for me, can't imagine seeing it every day as a full time mechanic. so much respect for the front line fixers!
U right auto zone has bad reputation now these days
He's a joke does not do heater core job
Always twist those plug wires on the plug you will feel them break loose then they pop right off, great video though 🤟
OR hear me out, knowing the fact that these are brittle, you should advice your future customers to go ahead and buy them before doing a tune up, no labor up charge! Saves you time and of course money!
Rough job brother....thanks for being an honest Mechanics...........Hard to find them around for sure! I'm a shady tree mechanic, do all the stuff myself if I"m able to do so. Seen so many tec's that just makes your car's worse or don't even perform the job right and than just overcharged for what they don't do. Thanks for these awesome video's and doing what you do.
I just replaced an alt on a friend's car, attempted to install a remanned Duralast but the threads were trash. Brought it back and they exchanged it for a new non-remanned Duralast at no extra cost. From now on I'll check the threads at the store with a bolt.
Now u know to open every box u get from parts store make sure it’s correct and complete it’s what I do cause I buy parts before I go to job saves time and money
Yes I enjoy those videos very much
Another great one Ernest, hang in there buddy....
My recommendation on those motors to get the plug wires with the heat shield on them
I like this type of video the best were you are going to different jobs.
REALLY CAN NOT DONATE BUT THIS ONE WAS TRUE RAW AND EVERYDAY LIFE OF U.......
Nothing too crazy looked like a nice easy day👍
battery replacement nd spark plugs/coils replacement is easy to learn and you can save a bunch of money doing it yourself... a garage has to charge you to pay their men each week...
that head liner is so cool
GOOD JOB
17:42 the battery tester leads are on the incorrect spots on the battery (you put tester positive onto battery negative) ~ love your videos though :)
Reminds me of a Toyota Camry I was working on. Everything I touched was going to hell. It actually made me feel drained.
Great video. Thank you
Thanks!
And have you ever noticed they put the longest bolts where you have the least room to turn them?
Hey have you got your service truck up and running yet
Great job, Thanks!
i watch 4 Mechanics channels from USA ,you are one of the best.
Where could i find the bushing kit
You should really put what you are working on in description. So many times I and ither people look fir specific things on UA-cam (how to change sparkplug on a 2002 Honda crv for example) and your videos wouldn't come up for that. You will gain another set if eyes on your videos.
Bathroom at autozone? Had to let that lunch out somewhere! 😁
How much did you clear that day? I started my own business 2 month ago. Trying to figure out if I'm charging correctly.
ive been doing this for years now, I just watch him for funsies and seeing what others do. If he charges anywhere near what I do, he shouldve made around 300-400$. Maybe even more if he sold that alternator, battery, plugs and wires at customer cost and not his cost.
Any updates on the Cummins swap?
So how do you charge your customers? Do you charge them parts and labor or just labor?
If he charges like I do. Depends on the customer. If the customer orders their own parts, then its labor only. Otherwise, parts and labor.
Nice 👍👍👍👍
It needed new wires anyway.
18:19 eww la la Knipex 👌
Ernest, What inner tie rod tool do you use? (Not related to this video)
Harbor freight one?
just an amazon one. the kind with the ubolt that you just tighten down.
Man still snow :(
I watch the mobile master clutch mechanic from Europe
I'm a mobile mechanic. Had a guy yesterday whose AC was dead. Dealership charged him $9,000 for a replacement. He declined. I changed out his blower motor relay for $90 including parts. $90 vs 9,000. Gotta do good work, guys. Be honest.
Imagine having to rely on autozone or any other name parts store for your business I’m sorry brother I know how crap these places can be hope you haven’t had the experiences I have.. luckily in the HD field parts are a bit more quality from the sources that sell them
What parts store is your favorite?
He busy , but his favorite store is autozone… he said it a few times in other vids
@@mikethomas-kr2dq ty I was wondering that, I myself live in the rural southern U.S. and down here Orielys is the go to store
true. but i dont think any of them are really beter than the other. You just save more when you spend more with a comercial account so just pick the best one for you!