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0:00 Intro.
0:05 From the looks of it the engine definitely ran for a bit but the customer said it apparently did not. If that was the case the engine oil and water wouldn't have mixed.
0:19 The spare wheel was remounted. The customer did not want a new tire as the other one had a gash in the sidewall.
0:33 The correct spark plug wire was installed and it fixed the misfire concern.
0:44 Wiring to the headlight was repaired and this extension cord wiring was removed.
0:55 Core plug also known as freeze plug.
1:07 The vehicle also had multiple oil leaks. Recalls were still performed for the customer.
1:24 That was easy...
1:31 This happens way too often. The customer was notified of their mistake.
1:40 A common issue on GMC/Chevrolet pick-up trucks as they have a hubcap that was glued onto the wheel and overtime it would rust behind the hubcap. Surprised the customer managed to drive this in. The wheel was replaced.
1:47 The shop fixed the welds and installed all the nuts as one was missing.
1:57 Noisy door lock actuator that's about to stop working.
2:09 Customer paid for damages. The wiring harness was replaced and the power steering and every other issue that the customer had was fixed.
2:21 A reminder to read your owner's manual or look at your instrument cluster.
2:35 The pin that holds the air brake knob is missing.
2:42 Jewellery hanging from the rear view mirror caused the customer's concern.
2:50 No extra info.
2:57 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
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The level of stupid on some of these is totally unbelievable. If it weren't for this channel I would not have believed it. Some of these people should just be walking or riding a bicycle. I'm sure they'd find a way to mess up the bicycle too.
His *former* son.
Now ex-son
What a bunch of idiots 😂
In your outro @ 3:00 in the bottom right corner there is a photo of a 1979 GS Suzuki. Would you be able to tell me what it says on the side cover? I owned 3 '79 GS 400's and 2 '79 GS 425's and as soon as I saw that bike I had to know what it is. Thank you.
"Messing around" with a gun.
Right? 😅
One of those "responsible" gun owners. Scary
If you're "messing around" with your pew-pew, you aren't a responsible pew-pew owner.
the downside of the right to bear arms, EVERYONE has the right
Sounds like Alec Baldwin. 😳
Some people shouldn't be allowed to HAVE a complex machine that is a car, let alone drive one on public roads.
Or a gun for that matter
There are a lot of things that should have basic competency tests required before allowing anyone to do them now.
Complex things like a hinge.
Complex machines like popsicle sticks and rubber bands, more like.
@@michaellorenz7177 Ah yes. The good ol corks-on-their-forks so they don't poke their own eye out types.
My youngest son one time thought he would help me fill the gas tank on the riding mower so he used the garden hose and filled it up. At least it was easy to drain the water.
The secret the gas companies dont want you to know....
This brings back a fond memory of me throwing away buttermilk because “it was spoiled” for my dad 😊😂
@@mrjjman2010 Its not recommended to put water in fuel tank If the hose is connected to the water on/off switch
@@mrjjman2010My Sister was “cleaning out the medicine cabinet “ and threw away anything that looked old, and she chucked out Dad’s gout tablets that he didn’t need very often,in the early 70’s, so no Dr’s open or pharmacies, as my Dad only found out when he had a gout attack, the poor bugger was in agony.
My dad and my uncle when they were young filled my Grandma's car's fuel tank up with rocks once, lol.
I've said it before, but I now hear the phrase "the customer declined all repairs" in my bad dreams.
Thankfully I live in a country where they don't let them drive away with cars that aren't roadworthy.
I'm OK with that part. The part I cringe at is when it's followed by "and the customer drove away."😖
@@dogrsqr maybe the customer understands its a junk car and the next phone call they make will be to the local scrap buyers. I just thought of that. Maybe we're all too quick to judge.
@@imabebebebe2496 And maybe the next phone call they make will be to sell the car to some unsuspecting buyer. Hopefully it's not to one of my relatives or friends or anybody who drives where I (or they) drive. And I hope it's not to you or to your relatives or to your friends or where any of you drive, either. Because there are some seriously flawed vehicles driving away from these repsir shops.
@@dubious6718Seen by some as, you don’t have any rights and freedoms. Like accidentally firing a gun, in your car.
The parking air brake handle flying off had me rolling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL Me too!
My work builds those things, it happens a lot. The handle just screws on and our guys have to take it off to remove the dash trim. Sometimes they don't put it back on very good.
Although that only happens on models that automatically set the parking brake when you shift it into park. Most don't have a P on the shifter, you just put it in neutral and set the brake yourself. If you forget and open the door it starts blowing the horn, LoL.
It'd be so much fun to just leave it like that and watch coworkers react when it goes flying off without warning.
@@mrgw98 Well, attach a lanyard so it can be recovered...
Too many people somehow cant tell the difference between usb-a and usb-c, doesnt take a genius to at the very least tell the difference between a smaller rounded plug and a larger square. You learned shapes in fucking preschool...
Give these Einsteins a break. Shapes are hard.
"That's right, the square hole!"
These people can't pass the freaking shapes puzzle anymore.
That used to be like a funny joke about how stupid one is. It's a reality.
That person is apparently allowed to drive a car, too.
@@GewelRealcomrade, why must you lob psychic flashbangs? I was having a good day.
It’s amazing that there’s so many people doing so much stupid stuff that this channel can keep putting out excellent content on a frequent basis.
I’m glad the guy that runs this channel does what he does though, I’ve laughed a lot over it and I’m always glad to see a new video in my feed.
7 billion people are a lot.
@@toledoseahawks3348 Yep. One automotive repair disaster is born every minute!
@@toledoseahawks3348 Yeah, I get that. If you have an infinite number of monkeys and and infinite number of pianos, someone will be playing Mozart.
That being said, it’s still disappointing to look at humanity and see this much lack of thinking.
They could have separate channels just for bullet holes and spray foam.
@@seanj3667 Yup!
Who else has a Sigh of Relief when spray foam shows up?
Not to mention the marine sealant
I come for the spray foam, I stay for the "marine adhesive sealant"
More of a deep inhale of the delicious aroma of a job well done.
I'm buying stock in spray foam.
Spray foam is the new duct tape
Changing radio station must be god's work. XD
clearly Jesus did not approve of their music choice
@@lancepharker probably a self help podcast😅
It must be a miracle when it switches to the channel you want
I call that,
Divine intervention
😂
No,no,no, the radio is obviously being changed by demon, so they put up all those extra crosses to try and make it stop! 😂
0:06 The engine can have a little water, as a treat 😊
Gotta stay hydrated
It was super charged and we all know how thirsty those things are.
It's milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.
he was topping up his water\methanol injectors lol
No way that happened like he said, water and oil don't mix so that engine was run, probably a blown gasket. This channel full of lies
Another shop = Tried to fix it myself. 😂
lol, exactly
Yeah unfortunately more often than not especially when they put in a lot of effort to avoid naming the shop that supposedly did a bad job
Or their buddy. The one who got their mig welder last week and says they have been watching youtube videos on how to weld.
*I wonder if Russian aircraft mechanics use mig welders when one of their fighters breaks after all its right in the name its for welding Migs. ;)
If another shop messed up that bad then a normal person would take it back and demand it get fixed correctly or a lawsuit will happen. You don't just accept bad work from a shop and decide to go spend more money at another shop.
@@86-Trueno If I take my car to shop A, and shop A fucks it up. I'm not going back to shop A for repairs, they've already fucked it up once. I'm going to find a shop B and have them fix it. Then shop A will compensate me appropriately without shop B ever knowing who shop A is. If shop A refuses, I'll see them in court.
Going around and telling people "shop A fucked up my car" is a risky thing to do. Shop A may be vindictive and sue for you for going around and saying they did bad work. Even if you can prove it's true, being sued is not something most people are ready to deal with, and even being right you may still lose and have to pay the jackass that fucked up your car.
You Sir need to start a companion channel: "Just Spray Foamed It".
Customers are still batting a thousand when it comes to accurately describing the sounds their cars make 😀
I was NOT expecting the parking brake knob to yeet itself into the ether. 😂😂
Stores need to start requiring ID and a questionnaire before selling spray foam to make sure no more automotive repairs are done with it.
Then there would be a lot less content here 😢
They'd just get mobbed with angry protesters
What? In America they don't ask for ID even when you buy an assault rifle.....
No... if people want to learn the hard way, sometimes that's the best way.
People would catch on and lie
"Customer broke their own car by firing a gun into the dashboard" is The Most American Thing Ever.
I don't think things like that even happen in ruzzia.
Nikki Haley voters.
It's not even a unique incident. Elvis famously got mad that his car wouldn't start and shot it through the steering wheel (so the opposite order of events, but still).
@@concinnus And it was a Pantera to boot
She was clearly out of/going to buy spray foam. Definitely needs it now! 😂
The power lifgate one.... It's like what John Conner said in Terminator 2, "There's no hope for us, is there"
Do Terminators work better when switched on, John?
Its stupid, but as these videos go, its about as not-too-stupid as it gets, sadly...
"Beam me up, Scotty - there's no intelligent life down here!"
Pretty sure "Marine Adhesive Sealant" is a new one for this channel
The rosary theme apply to a lot of these. Hanging on by a prayer.
Whooaaa my Ford's kinda bare
Whooaa ooooh, tuning on a prayer
Change my station and I'll take it for repair
Whooaa ooooh, tuning on a prayer
When i was little (maybe 3 or 4) i thought i would help my dad clean up the riding lawn mower by running water through the muffler 😂😂😂 needless to say he wasn't thrilled having to rebuild the engine. It's been almost 40 years and he still gives me hell about that!
I remember seeing a video where someone's son put water in the engine thinking it was the washer fluid. In a Mercedes S Class. Unfortunately, the father started up the car and all the rods got bent. The shop took a video of it. The audi driver got lucky
I just saw that video as well.
how do you even do this is the oil cap not on top of the engine in cars?
@@TWEAKLET it is, It is also clearly labeled "ENGINE OIL" The only way to mess it up is to have more money than brains really.
@@hackzgamesAge? Children are not always knowledgeable. I remember wanting to help my Dad. I took the head bolts out of the mower; I was four years old. I didn't get to touch a ratchet again for years!
Saw the same video. The mechanic explained the engine sucked the water from the crankcase, through the PCV system, into the intake, and that's how it hydro-locked.
Kids do crazy things with garden hoses. I remember reading a story a long time ago about a kid playing "oil delivery man" with a garden hose, filling their home heating oil tank with water. Fixing that had to hurt.
2:43 That's just Jesus' way of saying he thinks your country music sucks, and he wants to listen to some death metal.
Just look at his hair. He was clearly into metal.
Reminds me of this one picture of billboard graffiti.. "Jesus listens... TO SLAYER"
@@AncientCampfireSlayer's singer, Tom Araya, is a practicing Catholic.
🤘
@@AncientCampfire Going to see Slayer again this October!! \m/
I use to hate the idea of State Annual Inspections. After seeing some of these videos, knowing that they are on the roads that I drive, I am not so sure.
Trust me, you REALLY want mandated inspections. I say that as someone with 35 years of professional driving experience.
French car have it since 1992, The 1st technical inspection must be carried out during the 6 months before the 4th anniversary of the first entry into circulation of the vehicle, then every 2 years. Critical point detected = inspection only valid for 24h, time to head back home, stop driving. "Bad" point detected = inspectation valid for only 2month, time to repair and do the 2nd inspection . If police control you on the road .. you may have a ticket + immobilisation depending of the state of the vehicule :)
I can understand trying to get the last mile out of your car or truck but at least know what your doing and be mechanically inclined. These people obviously don't not even remotely close.
But there's always a shop that will put a sticker on the car for an extra $20 as long as there aren't any CEL codes.
@@WastedTalent- Yes you are going to always have cheaters but the point remains, inspections are a requirement to maintain fitness for use.
Know how many times my stepdad blamed me when he brought things in for work? My favorite was when he told the snow blower guys that I was messing with it. They asked me about it when me and mom went to pick it up. We all had a good laugh
Does your stepdad, by any chance, play online multiplayer games?
Annie Oakley done plugged the dashboard real good! Crack shot done sent that ornery wiring harness to Boot Hill!
" _'Accidentally pressed the trigger._ "
Most weapons take a firm pull even when the hammer is already cocked.
@@GhausterShouldn't guns have manual safeties on anyway? Some guns have safeties on top of safeties to prevent accidental dicsharge...
@@theotherohlourdespadua1131The 1911s have, er, like five passive safety features to prevent accidental discharge, apart from the manual safety, which only engages when the pistol is cocked. The type can have a light trigger pull; a good trigger pull is 4-5 pounds.
@@Ghauster That is my point. It takes a bit of a squeeze.
If you keep your booger picker off the boom-boom switch, you won't have that problem.
"Was accidentally playing around with a loaded firearm in a tin can, placing everyone walking by at risk."
Yes! My spray foam fix for the day! 😂
just for you my friend!
The number of customers that are shown catastrophic damage and yet refuse repairs and actually drive away is most disconcerting!
If you were driving a junker trying to make ends meet and get hit with a 3-4k repair bill, you'd drive away as well lmao
My daily driver is a 30 year old, 1994 Buick Regal sedan. It's been through at least four accidents ( two with me , not my fault)and was beat up pretty good by an EF3 tornado that was about 50-75 feet away back in 2021. I make sure it passes strict PA inspection every year. I am also retired, and on a fixed, low, Social Security income. I literally am solely responsible for keeping it on the road.@@lolatmyage
that park brake knob had me rolling!
Nice vintage scoots at the end! And you kindly used my 78 Suzuki GS750 photo! That was before I fixed all of its issues with spray foam!
Nice we have a new use for Spray Foam! Holes in the engine block? Spray Foam!
Bullet holes in your dashboard or IP? yup spray foam…
There should be a law In every state where a customer cannot decline repairs and drive away if it is a safety issue when driving
Fully with you. Here in Sweden cars must go through mandatory inspections every few years to be allowed on the road. Sadly this being america, people will scream government overreach if such a system a system would be implemented to keep people safe...
Agreed. Get it towed away, then that's fine, but driving in cars that are THAT unsafe needs to be stopped for the safety of other road users.
Many states do have that law, but im sure many of these cars are not in those states as those states also have annual safety inspections.
Yeah. Some states don't have safety inspections, and my state is considering doing away with them. When I heard that, all I could think of was "the customer declined repairs".
A lot of shops will call the police who will wait for them to leave and then fine them and impound the car as soon as they leave the parking lot.
"The engine was fortunately not ran, two oil changes were performed, and the engine was saved" EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED TO HEAR, THANK YOU
i used to be a mobile lawn mower mechanic for a company so we had this lady bought a brand new scag turf tiger 15,000 dollar top of the line mower. it had the kohler efi fuel injection engine. this was about 8'years ago when kohler was still
messing with the efi stuff so people were kinda skeptical
about it. anyways. she bought it and it ran flawless for the 1st few weeks then it got to were it was miss fireing and wouldnt hardly run. side note. i went to the kohler schooling on the New (at the time) efi systems.
so i went out and took a look brought the computers and all that. so i got there and the thing ran flawlessly i spent alot of time i mowed i moved it very roughly trying to get it to bog down or do something. and it didnt. i hooked my computer up thinking maybe something was wrong i watched the cat temps tps cam crank everything was in spec. nothing outta wack. so i said its under warranty everythings covered as you can see i cant seem to get it to do what you are describing etc... so i left. a 2 weeks go by. its acting up again shes calling furious. i again go out same senario. its flawless. but this time i took better notice of the fuel levels and started asking questions. thats when my brain started going ok lets dig in deeper. the lady said when it ran good it seemed to do very well on fuel and she had only put x amount (which didnt seem like enough) in it to mow all this nice yard/land she had. i asked when the last time she filled it up and she said it was less then 1/4 now and i filled it up this
mornings before you got here. and i distinctly recall saying why dont we start some tracking somethings here and i told her to log hours and when she fuels it up for a week or 2 then we can get in touch and change were you get your gas, at that point i was thinking ok she got some bad gas from were she normally went and things. so she did and then 2 weeks and she called again with here numbers and ive logged it and ive got photos and something isnt right. last time i got off it had x amount of hours and was at 1/2ish tank and im about to go mow again and now its full of gas and the same amount of hours... so i went out and pulled a fuel sample and let it sit in a clear jar and come to
find out one of here grand daughters who lived there or visited there often or whatever had been taking the garden hose and filling the gas tank up thinking she was helping grandma! Haha
Moral of my long story was to never assume anything. always. ALWAYS double triple check and ask the "dumb" questions. why? because they may lead you to the correct answer weather you like it or not.
and this people that dont get there stuff fixed. like on suspension or rolling components are idiots. and the ones who dont know the difference in plugs or cant figure out how to use a switxh for a trunk. shouldnt be allowed to drive period. thats also the same person brake checking a semi truck. natural selection.
People can be so entertaining and distressing at the same time. It makes me wonder if these are the people who hold their breath when entering a tunnel.
In other words too cheap to fix their vehicles properly.
What I find unbelievable about these videos is how so many people are unable to assess the relative seriousness of any defects;
Mechanic; ‘Sir, both your rear wheel bearings have failed, your front brakes are worn down to metal and the your suspension struts are severely rusted to the point of failure’
Customer; ‘Never mind all that, did you figure out why my glovebox won’t open?’
I mean that one was recall repairs, perhaps they were at a dealer and would rather have it at a different shop for out of pocket repairs
After watching so many of your videos I just assume anyone driving near me is in a janky death trap like some of these.
It was smart for the first guy to take the car to the service without starting the engine and thus saving his engine
The legendary "another shop" again 😀
If I was a mechanic I'd be tempted to call my business "Another Shop" just to see what would happen.
@@vincentvangoatse2962 😀🤣😅
There's more than a few shop owners that would sue the hell out of anyone who says anything negative about their shop/work.
I've had work done at one such place. Never again.
You could always start a popcorn weld stand. Comes in butter, caramel and low salt.
Yeah I said in another comment whenever someone comes into a shop stating that "another shop" or "a friend" worked on the car and screwed it up usually it's the customer that brought the car in that tried to fix it themselves because they were too cheap to pay a mechanic and ended up making the situation worse and had to bring it in but didn't want to admit they were the one who broke it the first place
Always a treat to watch Just Rolled In!
These videos make me feel better when I have to do questionable things on my vehicles.
I have a 2000 Saturn and it's always had an issue with the power wire to the relay for the blower motor heating up and causing issues. If it wasn't looked after, the fuse block can begin to melt and warp the plastic, this causes the relay to lose contact with the fuse block and as it gets worse, eventually the relay just stops working. A lot of these early Saturn's had some kind of wiring issue like that.
I was able to pull the fuse block out, do some temporary fixing on it so I could at least use the blower, but I was never satisfied with it because I knew it would eventually fail. I finally went out and bypassed the fuse block altogether, I snipped the wires at the back of the fuse block, put on some wire crimps and ran the wires directly to the blower motor. No more bad connections, no more melted plastic, no more having to stop once in a while when my temp fix failed and I lose the blower. The crimps are surrounded with plastic ends so they don't short out against any metal and are super tight against the tabs of the relay (I actually pulled the wire out of one of the crimps because they were holding so securely).
What I found humorous is the relay wouldn't engage when I turned it on high, I couldn't figure it out. Wiring diagrams showed a ground, but there was no ground wire at the fuse block, I started wondering why they put a five-pin relay in a four-pin wiring setup. Turns out the fuse block itself is grounded to the car somehow inside and the fifth tab on the relay needed to be grounded. Totally blew my mind!
So, yeah, still kind of janky, but not nearly as bad as what I see in these vids...
put some inline fuses in the harness & call it a day
check for bad ground wires.
My Saturn fuse block story is that my low beams stopped working. I spent three hours metering out the entire circuit to find that the fault was inside the plastic of the fuse block.
I lacked the tools to proceed further, but I gave my mechanic a write-up of the problem and my suggested solution which worked.
Cut out the low beams circuit and swap it to the DRL (daytime running lights) circuit. Which worked fantastically, and I had low beams and high beams on the column, just no more DRLs.
I loved my SW2. It had some quirks, but was overall very reliable.
Eventually, it became very difficult to find some kinds of replacement parts so I replaced it.
I like to help friends shop for cars, and it was funny to listen to the salesperson blow about how great X car is, then I'd point to my 20 year old station wagon and ask how the devil their product was less fuel efficient or missing features that my old one had.
Enjoy your Saturn! Wish they still made them.
I introduced my 73 year old mom to this channel over Xmas. She's hooked. She also respects my best friend's wrenching much more now. (To be fair to my best friend, she was raised by a Chrysler mechanic and knows her stuff. She's slowly teaching me, and has helped me fix issues that otherwise would have required a tow. Turns out most of my issues just require smacking.)
Ah. The Han Solo School of Fix It.
How embarrassing when your "Cheap Solution" ends up costing you more than if you just did it right the first time.
i live in Ontario Canada and run my own shop, im OBLIGATED to remove (seize) the licence plates of vehicles that are not roadsafe (have suspension/steering/frame/drive issues)... ive pulled countless plates unless the customer repairs the vehicle... i also have to report the plates were removed and why the vehicle then gets flagged on the ministry systems as unplated and the vehicle will need a MOT (Ministry of transportation) recertification to get plates again... theres currently 3 cars in my parking lot that the owners abandoned because i had to pull the plates due to rotted frames or high severity of issues where i know it will fail and fail catastrophically the customer can only tow the vehicle away if they are caught driving it i have to report it immediatly... im not loosing my shop licence/certification (i am a licenced ministry vehicle certification center as in I can legally write vehicle certifcations and revove them) over a junker.. only shops that have no MoT certifcation licence cannot sieze plates..
I'm glad to hear this!
I grew up in New York, and my family had a car that lost metal every year until it was really scary. My parents didn't trust any mechanic who quoted expensive repairs. What one shop refused to fix, they found another. Finally, a mechanic removed the inspection sticker and demanded it be towed. Parents bought another car and everyone was safer.
Hey man congrats on your wife and recent family. Came from Reddit brew but just wanted to give good blessing
Back to the low end of the gene pool again. 😊 Another winner my friend. 👍 👍
Patience is a must have in automobile service and mechanical repairs. Beyond my ability
Any time I feel like a cheap dumb dumb slacker I watch a Just Rolled In video and feel like a genius.
I've driven around and home from a shop after they refused to align my Buick whose rear spring mount had rusted out, but that wasn't exactly as serious as a suspension component that physically keeps the wheel from falling off. I put it out to pasture soon after when I was able to get another vehicle, so at least I'm not a total idiot.
Thank you for running the photo of the old Suzuki at the end, and to whoever submitted it. Is that a '78? I have one just like it* in my driveway.
*"Sort of" just like it. Mine's not in that nice of a shape.
and "remove sock". Priceless. Thanks for these. I needed a good laugh.
Amazing that people who know nothing about mechanics or electrical systems try to fix modern day cars on their own. I am surprised that some cars can drive away after customer declines repairs. This is a great channel. Thank you
1:20 the fact that I said “the customer declined repairs” at exactly the same instant you did really shows what sort of people there are out there.
Florida Man thinks these guys are r___ded. Really.
I am so happy that I live in a country with mandatory safety inspections... That car was such a danger that I think it would be ok to call a police.
That person will be sued if they cause an accident
🤣🤣 Randomly messing with a gun .... 🤔 Somehow I don't think that's going to end well!! 🤦♂️ Have a great week my friend, and hope all is good 👍
Some people should touch guns 😜 and you as well my friend 👍
2:42 jesus taking the wheel
Okay, the radio...
The airbrake button blowing off gave me a great laugh. And wow, amazing that spray foam didn't work, again!
Shalom. Thank you JRI!
2:20 "Ma'am, we found the problem. This wiring harness is shot."
Thanks, folks, I'll be here all week whether you like it or not!
You got to love this UA-cam channel with the best videos ever. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful ole truck at the end 💪🇺🇸😎
2:45 just tell that customer, it's God choosing the stations lol
Thanks guys.
You scare the Bejeebers out of me every week
To think these clowns are allowed out unsupervised.
I just recommended you to another Tuber! His friend bought a junker with a rusted out frame and he supposedly trusts his mechanic. I told him to fix it with duct tape and spray foam and send us the pictures!
My last service went pretty good, but the mechanic forgot to make up the lost coolant, so I had to go back to get it topped off and clear the message! Nothing too serious!
I remember one time when I was younger this guy brought in a k car for my dad to fix. When my dad told him it had a list of issues incl a bent front wheel he declined repairs drove off. About a half a block away he got pulled over and cited for an unsafe vehicle 🤦♂️😅
Maybe you should open a 2nd channel: Didn't Roll In: Body Shop Edition.
There's a place near where I work that holds wrecks involved in court cases and has some of the most "WTF happened" smashed up cars.
I love your show, I am in Australia, so some of these issues we rarely see and some are also very common here too, quite often I thank God I don’t live anywhere near these repair workshops! Do you guys not have any state compliance checks? We only have 5 states and 2 Territories here in Australia and it varies state to state, some states require yearly inspections and if it doesn’t pass they refuse registration unless repaired to their requirements (usually standard, unless engineering certification for modifications) however some states have little or no “official requirements” other than the vehicle be roadworthy! I live in a state where we are not forced to get our vehicles certified but if the police pull you over they can “defect” your car (declare it not roadworthy) there are a few levels to this though, 1. You get told something needs attention, they note it in their system and if you get pulled over again (usually with a few days to undertake repairs.(however this is descretionary and is rare but not unheard of) 2. You are defected and are only allowed to drive your car home or to and from a place of repair, and you take the car to local police station to have it inspected and “defect” removed/lifted. 3. Your car receives a major defect (which is also discretionary) and the car has to be inspected completely, suspension, brakes, emissions, noise levels, rust is not acceptable in any structural areas, most rust is(except surface) is not really tolerated,all safety equipment tyres and all areas of the car must be working and show no signs of wear and tear, So whilst they don’t require inspection if you do something to upset them or are obviously not roadworthy they can make it difficult for you, however if you keep good tyres all lights are functional and for the most part your ok! They do occasionally have times where they target particular issues! But for the most part if your car is reasonably tidy and maintained they leave you alone, but we have to pay registration either every 3 months or yearly and the costs vary depending on the type of vehicle ie:- 4,6,8 cyl diesel or petrol or hybrid, and sedan wagon Ute 4x4 or truck(varies on capacity) well Didn’t mean to write half a book but hope this helps to understand some of the systems we use here in Australia! ✌️☘️👍🙏😎
I think Canada has normal safety inspections, but in the US it is up to each state. Some states require rigorous inspections, some check only a few things (California tests emissions and engine lights) and many US states have no inspection at all.
In these comments, you'll see some people rant against government activity of any sort. Sadly, many people here really are like that. They fear safety standards more than motor vehicle deaths.
@@j_taylor Thats a no for canada-wide. I think one province does regular safety inspections, but other than that some Provinces do regular emissions checks, some do nothing other than safety inspections for sale or provincial import on used cars.,
1:41 is flat out amazing
And after every episode I'm just happy there's a big ocean between these people and me...
congratulations on having twins!
A lot of these issues could be solved by reading the car’s owner manual and understanding all the features and maintenance schedules.
I'm guessing 99% of these people have some way to use the internet and probably have a phone that they could too infact google their cars brand, year, make and search "automatic lift gate" or "fog lights" or backup camera. Or call the dealership/visit them and ask the sales team. Like you don't need to bring it into the shop to figure out what your car can and cannot do.
I mostly agree, but sometimes things are needlessly complicated that should be simple, or someone thinks they need to reinvent a thing that’s worked fine for 100 years!
@@Sashazur I agree when it's some picture on a dial that is unlabeled. Don't know how you fix that problem though.
That requires the driver to be literate.
I really didnt think we were gonna get through a whole clip wo spray foam..wheeeew that was a close one😂😂😂😂😂
Some of these are just How are they allowed to drive? And then the others you just laugh at as it is just spot on!
That last clip cracks me up.
"Kids helping" is a significant reason I'm glad I never had any.
Because if I had've, I wouldn't anymore.
The air brake knob was hillarious.
Another amazing episode of Idiots Unveiled! And I love that Vespa at the end. I've always wanted to live in France or Italy and drive a Vespa.
Spray foam is the new drinking game...my boss is going to miss me at work.
Okay, the air brake knob blowing off is pretty cool!
2:48 it's a miracle, that car has the power of the lord driving that radio
Some of these customers are spot on when describing the noise that their car makes! Yup it really did sound like a machine gun ! LOL
a couple of core plugs and a tube of gasket sealant 1.65 + 1.65 + 3.99 = £7.29
a tin of expanding sprayfoam filler = £6.25
total saving = £1.04
a new engine install, parts and labour = priceless
And don't forget the marine sealant. Bet they didn't pick that up for a pound.
@@mhfuzzball oddly enough my local pound store has bought in tins of teak deck varnish recently, presumably for that boater on a budget. i'd probably draw the line there though. a tube of marine sealant for a pound has got to be up there with the 10 dollar parachute or $100 eye surgery as far as risky bargains go. 😄👍
02:06 Vietnam flashbacks ensued.
Another great and terrifying video! It's hard to believe that many of these ppl and more are on the streets right now!
Ahh yes.. the mystery shop strikes again! 😂🤣
1:42 - I cannot believe they managed to drive the truck to the shop with the wheel in that condition. 😱
I'm 69. When I was 14 in 1969 and bored to death I bought some tools and me and my friends started working on cars. No Internet then only thing exciting was hot rods and NHRA. Kids no longer have that experience. Now entire generations never held a socket wrench or an adjustable wrench or even a wire cutter. Now cars now are so complex you can't work on them anyway. So you can see the only thing they can come up with is fill it up with spray foam lol. But being handy with tools as a youngster which can also lead into electronics leads to all kinds of employment opportunity's later in life. Dumbbell kids don't have that now. Which is why we see all this insane shit on cars with kids never opening a hood in there life and trying to fix a simple problem.
Sad how apps like Facebook addicted the kids
That's just because you can't keep up mentally. I didn't like what my car was doing. So I launched the app in my phone and adjusted it.
Nevermind that your generation drove like a bunch of donuts, and we've the accident statistics to prove it. But you just convenient forget that.
Once a collegue of mine had the 'urge' to fill up his coolant fluid. He had absolutely no reason for that but wanted to make sure he did it right. After he pointed at the brake fluid reservoir and the windshield washer reservoir I opened the coolant reservoir, which didn't need a top up.
But I still learned something that day: his Ford Ka II was designed and built by FIAT.
When will people learn. If it's time to use spray foam on your vehicle, it's time for a new vehicle...haha
Unless it's to fix the engine block or suspension or exhaust, then spray foam is just the ticket. 😂
Shop: your car is completely falling apart and cannot be driven by any means. Customer: declines repairs and drives away
Crazy, seeing what's on the roads with us.
That door latch reminds me more of the old teletype printers.
I never realized that learning I am surrounded by rolling deathraps on the road could be so entertaining...! LOL (Also, I find it amazing how many "repairs" consist entirely of turning something on or off with an obvious switch.)
1:42 Budd to Dayton(open) rim conversion diy tutorial
Bless their hearts❤
Congratulations on your babies!
I loved the machine gun car the most! 🤣🤣🤣
I once had a work car (a rather nice Toyota Cressida) that my predecessor used to top up the radiator with water. I noticed the first time I checked oil and water - back in the 80s it was still normal procedure. The alloy casting over the thermostat had broken and he'd 'fixed' it with silicone sealant. I got the coolant and the casting replaced at the next service but it wasn't long before the engine went. The water had corroded away the metal between the water jacket and one cylinder. One very dead engine, all because my predecessor thought he'd save some money for our employer.
Loved the parking brake flying off
In the first clip, what came out of that oilpan was milkshake which means that the engine absouluteley was run. They got lucky no major damage was done...
For sure. Just what the customer said
For my education, what does this milkshake consist of ?
@dmitripogosian5084 engine oil and water ,(sometimes coolant) it brings all the boys to the yard. 🎶
As they slackjaw at your engine misery 😂
@@dmitripogosian5084 I've also heard of it referred to as mayonnaise. If the engine hadn't been run, the oil and water would still have been separated. You need something like a crankshaft or a blender to combine the two liquids into an emulsion which is how we know that the engine was run... 😁