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Seeing all these cars going thousands of miles without oil changes maybe I should stop worrying when I miss my oil change interval by few hundred miles.
Deployed for two years. While I was gone, my sister used my car. She traveled all over hell and half of Georgia. I forget how many thousands of miles she put on it. About two months after I got back and took the car back, of a Sunday morning in the middle of nowhere, there came a wondrous knocking from the engine. Valve lifter collapse because oil was about the consistency of seasoned oak.
Precisely. I skipped the annual change in 2022, and had almost 16000 km, or 2 years, by the time I did it in 2023. So far so good but I feel like most irresponsible cheapskate.
I can't help but laugh at the idea of the Customer actually being kind and appreciative about the help they received, without having any hint of embarrassment. "Oh yeah, that really helps out, hey!" - And then they tip the Mechanic with a free, unopened bag of Coffee or something.
I don't think that car had a single part that wasn't crumpled. Maybe the driver was like those one-eyed sword-crazed bandit hermits you see in photographs of the Old West.
I mean... You saw the car, right? Honestly I'm pretty impressed they even change the oil -at least in that way they're better than most vids on here 😂😂😂
I once had a customer who came in eating a burger and asking about a car. It was after hours, I was closing up shop, plus he had no ID, no down payment, no proof of residency, no proof of income, he had nothing. When I refused, he just took the beef patty, put that in his mouth, and just dropped the rest of the burger on the carpet. There was a trash can inches from his feet, but he didn't even bother to aim for that.
@@davidpick1076 Front wheel drive car , the rear axle is probably rusted away from the frame and has kicked around almost sideways from the looks of it , LOL
I had a Just Rolled In moment the other day. My daughter and I took her car to get some new tires and after it was all said and done, she had 3 busted lugnuts and only two holding the tire on. I gingerly drove it down the street to the Honda dealership so they could replace all of the wheel studs. I have never been so scared before driving a vehicle but that was sketchy as hell. My wife was following behind me and she was freaking out the whole time. How do you think I felt, woman. But all is good and it's safe to drive and the most important thing. This customer DID NOT REFUSE REPAIRS!
@Earthneedsado-over177 Walmart. But I don't think it was their fault as much as was my daughter's ex boyfriend who replaced the brakes. I am 100% certain he crossed threaded three of the lugnuts. This dude is a bona-fide piece of shit and a dumbass. Thank God he is out of the picture.
It may die right after oil change. New oil loosens all the old gunk and you never know where it goes and what plugs up. If all of it goes into oil filter, that may cause loss of oil pressure.
@@bobstevenson3130 One of the worst cases I've had - after the first oil change was done, surprise, oil light came up shortly. Found my new oil filter plugged solid and bit distorted with all that pressure buildup. Replaced the filter, let it run some more, then repeated oil change.
@@bobstevenson3130Don't ever use non detergent oil for anything. The stuff currently sold as non detergent has no anti-wear additive package whatsoever.
When I was younger, I hated how strictly pbserved the road worthiness laws were here in Finland. Having seen some sh*t, and these videos, I learned to love the strictness.
but also it feels their build quality is laughable. Sometimes they show a vehicule that looks at least 20 years old to me, description then is like... "2020 for taurus" like wtf, 2 years, dude put 50000km on it, the US is fucking mad
We had a guy at work not change the oil in his company truck for almost 70,000 miles. Our oil changes are super simple - take it to the lube place, tell them the company it’s for and then sign two papers…that literally it, no documentation to keep track of, no receipts. He also had the entire back seat and front passenger seat full of Hunt Brothers pizza boxes, and empty Mountain Dew and Dr Pepper bottles. And when I say full, I mean literally floor to ceiling.
That airbag vid is the best reason why every shop should have cameras rolling all the time. Without that vid the shop would have gotten a letter from the car's owner by the end of the week.
"Without that vid the shop would have gotten a letter from the car owner's lawyer by the end of the week." - Fixed it for you. And I completely agree. The camera likely saved the shop some money.
I have been on Maserati, Porsche and Lotus Groups and Forums for a few years Dudes buy these cars destroyed for cheap on Copart an IAA. At lowest costs possible they do shoddy work to barely get them on the road or to look "normal" again. When they fall apart or a Mechanic cannot find what is wrong with them (usually flood / water / damage, electronic issues etc.) they want to blame the Mechanics and get upset when everyone on the Groups / Forums make fun of them instead of solve their life problems. 🤣
@@my3dviews Shop can write up "Vehicle is salvaged title and deemed unsafe for road use by until confirmed by Audi Dealer". No lawyer will want to defend that without a retainer fee lol.
I agree, imagine being the doofus that drives the car while drinking beer, with a seatbelt warning defeat device (So driving without their seatbelt) AND with a child in the car. Honestly, this is the type of person that police could very well "dispose" of, when stopped....Absolutely crazy.
2:39 I assume those are beer cans, the seatbelt has a clip in so they don't get a warning for not wearing the seatbelt, and they have a child seat? Christ...
@@Earthneedsado-over177 Assuming they even make it far enough to hit the windshield, considering the air bag. ... Though I'm also assuming that they even *have* a functioning air bag in that car.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 James May formerly of Top Gear once told the story of an American student who wrote an essay on his belief that seatbelts were unnecessary. The student purportedly died when he was thrown out of his car in an accident. The passengers wearing their seatbelts survived.
i was doing just minor maintenance on my vehicles. until one day my 6 speed automatic transmission gave up and only went in reverse. instead of paying $3k or more to get it fixed i bought a shop manual on ebay for $8 and watched some guy on youtube disassemble one at least 6 times. read the manual a few times and even got into the technical diagrams explaining how the whole solenoid valve body works to shift gears. the manual was impressively detailed. i bought all the parts and tools i needed for $800-1000 and took my time fixing it. took it apart and assembled it 3 times and then went through the entire transmission to find everything worn out and replaced it. the forward piston had ripped and my overdrive clutch plates burnt. replaced the whole overdrive clutch pack including steels and all the clutch plates in the other packs. as well as the forward piston that caused all the problems. i got it all put back together without missing a single thing. it works like brand new now. everything was put back where it belongs. i think its funny no one wants to touch a transmission let alone think about taking one apart, but i dove right in. if people cant take the time to learn how to do the work properly they have no business doing the work at all. i refuse to pay $120 an hour for dealer mechanic labor. I rather learn a new skill. i used the money i saved to buy a backup car. so i got more out of it.
I shoved one with a bad wheel through a store once; left a long mark every time the wheel stopped turning. Not one employee said a word, or offered me another trolley/cart.
1:39 It is common for people who repair and resell salvage cars to not replace the airbag crash sensors and computer which needs to be replace every airbag deployment. if they are not replaced they will still have the sensors in a "crash" state. If the failsafe options that prevent random deployment fail or are somehow avoided they can just go off.
That's not Fair.. you don't know these people What if they're insanely poor? And can't afford oil. What if they're intellectually challenged like low functioning Autism. Your comment is what shouldn't be allowed in public
@@AEMoreira81 I'm sorry, I can't remember. I think it is, but there are so many channels like this so I can't be sure. I hope someone can come forward with a better answer than I can. The clip is WAY too funny.
Bloody hell, I mean........... I've been in the trade in the '80's and hell I fuss over my classic E-Type not being right. I've seen some things but ............... These are all bloody brilliant and always make me either jaw drop or laugh like hell. You my good friend do an amazing job at collating all these, I salute you.
well it depends on their situation. are they working ungodly amounts of overtime or just lazy? when you work too much life just becomes a blur and you forget simple things like what day of the week it is. i had a 12/7 job for about 3 months. i had almost no time to go to the store to buy food. often had to go into work late because i needed to run to the store. you sleep 8 hrs drive for an hour a day and only have about 3 hours a day or less to take care of your needs.
I don't know where to begin 😬 The whole video was great/shocking and reminds me of something important my father taught me as a kid: If you don't know what you're doin, don't. Enjoy your time off with family! ✌️😎🇺🇲
Y'all who live in the rust belt; God bless you all. Y'all are taking your lives in your hands every time you drive. I am very thankful I live in the land of no salt on the roads.
@@cloroxlavenderscent4307 Yes, had a sales rep who got a new vehicle, and was canned after a year or so, for unrelated things. Looked at the vehicle, and it had done 60 000km on the factory oil, as it, along with the tyres, had never been changed at all. Oil was on the low mark as well, and pretty black.
Neighbor was a traveling salesman. Bragged he never had to add oil to his car. When he finally took the car in for an oil change after many thousands of miles, there was no oil. Except there was oil burned onto the dipstick, and the dipstick driver thought it was showing oil in the engine. Oh well - company car. Who cares?
@@dsbennett Nowadys these cars are generally leased for two years, so after two years they get returned anyways. These cars normally have full coverage for any maintenance, which some people use to the point where it's almost abusing. I think my brother once took his in because the washer fluid was empty.
Hoovie, from Hoovie's Garage, had a Maserati Levante that had at least 60K miles since the last oil change. It still ran though and after two oil flushes, it ran like new. It also had traces of meth in it because it was an auctioned off drug dealer's car.
Auto techs & mechanics are a blessing & we couldn't get by without them, but for some reason I feel they are interrupting the process of natural selection. 🤣
Local car for sale: Sign on it states, "Has had engine replaced." Turns out the radiator went bad, and instead of fixing it, they just kept driving the car until the engine blew.
Seeing those vehicles with the sludged/consistency of play-doh oil always freaks me out. Personally I follow the Hank Hill school of oil changes - every 3000 miles (5000km for the rest of us) intervals or whenever I get bored. Hasn't failed me yet.
Another awesome video. Enjoy your time off with your family. We'll wait as long as needed for more of these I-wouldn't-belive-it-if-I-didn't-see-it videos.
That's why I change my oil every 89,999 miles whether it needs it or not. Actually I change my oil every 3,000 miles. 2010 Nissan Altima 221,000 miles and it doesn't use a drop of oil. No " fancy " oil or filter, whatever is cheapest at Auto Zone or Advance.
2:56 I worked with a guy who used to drain his oil into a spot in his backyard. We told him he was an ahole for doing this, and he was genuinely upset. Said "Its my property!" Some people just don't care.....
In one city I used to live in there was a massive cleanup at a county maintenance garage after they found an oil plume in the groundwater under it. Seems the county truck mechanics had been dumping used engine oil into a hole in the floor for decades.
"Yeah, and it's YOUR DOG who could drink the ground water!" There's a *slight* and highly unlikely chance that he was using Renewable Lubricants' oil which is non-toxic, but maybe 9,999,999 out of 10,000,000 times, he wasn't.
Most of the people owning these car dont belong on the road. I am serious. If you cant see the stuck shoes under your pedals, how are you supposed to see and react to traffic in a safe way? This video especially was absolutely shocking and shameful all around.
The dude who just rolled up to a shop and started doing an oil change outside would have gotten his ass beat for just draining the oil on the ground like that. It's like if someone just walked up to your front door and started to drop a log
I've seen people do oil changes in an apartment parking lot and just dump the oil on the ground. Some people just don't give a rip. And then they wonder why property managers don't allow working on your vehicle anymore. They just can't figure it out!
I keep thinking that there just cannot be that many crazy and that many stupid people out there. But you keep proving me wrong. Love it! I had to change my shorts after this one.
Wait, so 1st guy tampered with odometer and tried to scam the dealer out of a warranty I bet since they rolled it back under 30k miles which is standard bumper to bumper. I hope the cops were waiting for that customer for both of those felonies
I've said it before, & I'll say it again: American vehicle owners/drivers truly worry me. I'm also horrified by the apparent complete lack of any Federal laws requiring an annual vehicle safety inspection. Where is the mandated 'TUV' or 'MOT'?! Construction & Use Laws?! Basic common sense?!
Ive had a customer this week that told me the AC didnt go cold.. so i checked and refilled the AC and when we together tried if it got cold it turned out she didnt push the AC button😂😂😂😂😂
I've had two customers (one a real customer, the other was a *student in my automotive A/C class I taught* ) tell me their A/C didn't work. Upon inspection, neither vehicle had ever had A/C!
@@61rampy65That sounds like a Suzuki Vitara I saw, one of the last of the JT shape. 4WD not working. Had the switches, they lit up, 4WD errors came up on the cluster. Look underneath - no transfer case, no front diff or CV shafts. A mix-up at the factory made a car that lies to you!!
@@61rampy65and that is exactly the reason why so many people no longer trust a garage anymore!!! 😢 Checking if powered on should be the first step, not trial and error refill AC kind of crap. Diagnose is done 98% with your eyes, 2% tools. Yet.. so many seem to have forgotten this and just try to fix the first thing that pops in their mind... (Or because the car computer tells them) Lazy mechanics... Charging an hour for showing the on off switch or telling there isn't AC? Shame on you. Shame! Please tell me what garage you work so we can avoid.
While working for a trucking company, we had a truck come in that was 50,000 miles past its regular B-service (oil change) interval , normal interval at that time was 25,000 miles. Additionally, we also performed what we called an A-service at 12,500 miles between oil changes. So not only did the driver skip 2 oil changes, skipped routine 2 vehicle inspections. As a result, we ended up putting $12,000 worth of repairs on the truck.
In Europe he would be arrested for environmental related crimes. Polluting on purpose, on public or other man's land... Obviously would need to pay for the cleaning, what include excavation of the soil, the cleaning of this polluted soil and pay for all the repairs needed. Roughly $10.000 No joke. Ow and the judge will give him a fine, $5000, plus record... How is it possible that he can get away with criminal acts like that in the USA? Not illegal to dump oil?
@@fhorst02 You're not supposed to do that, but many people are lazy & don't care, the fines are much lower, and so rarely caught that it's stunning when it finally happens.
This is not new. When I was in high school...early 80s...my friend worked at his family's repair shop. One day they had a Toyota Corolla towed in. The car had a seized engine. They concluded that the owner never had the oil changed. When they contacted the owner and asked her if she ever had the oil changed she stated, "NO! I'm not falling for that dealer trick."
The last one reminds of a car that was pointed straight at us in a curve. It kept to the curve and I'm certain menaced many other vehicles in that fashion.
" I hope you enjoyed this video and thanks for watching." No, it struck terror into me! Some crazy people out there. Plus, again, we can ratchet up the counter on the numnuts who buy new cars and never change the oil.
As a lover of cars and anything mechanical it breaks my heart how people can be so DUMB and how tgey can get a licence so easy. Great job lads keep up the AMAZING work you do. Greetings from the UK
"This Mercedes came in for an scheduled service, and the owner apologised for being 2.3 km past the recommended service interval." A lot of European countries have mandatory vehicle inspections, so some of these would be caught. They might not catch the missing oil change issues, but would probably catch some of the egregious mechanical issues--broken frames, etc.
They almost failed me at mandatory technical examination because I removed my fog lights. You have to do it once a year and you can't legally register and drive the car if you fail.
@@ajkulac9895 one of my fog lights in my 03' e46 got taken out by a raccoon several years ago. Not required by DMV NE to repair. Been hanging under the front clip every since then like 3 years ago. Edit: made sure nothing was going to break loose.
Funny actually how some of these vehicles get driven away from the shop. In most of Europe you can't do that if its not street legal and the shop will call the cops on you if you tried.
If the shop is smart, they make the customer sign an acknowledgement of how unsafe it is before returning the keys. Good luck trying to get cops to respond to a report of that in under 2 hours though. The car will be long gone.
Plot twist, safety inspection are not mandatory all over US and several states didnt had any so you can drive around with your death trap until It litteraly falls appart
0:28 uh… this sounds like the start of a Dateline episode. Someone trying to kill someone by “accidentally” leaving their shoes behind the brake pedal lol
As a European, seing some of the cars that are on the road in the US reminds me of some of the cars I saw in Africa. We decry tech inspections because it cost money but at least there are no death trap driving with us on the roads.
If the Police in the USA see a car that looks dangerous on the road they can potentialy put it out of service or write a repair order preventing them from driving it. This is less than 1% of the cars on the road. Majority of the folks have decent cars on the motorways here.
1% deathtraps.. Compared to 0.0001 in EU. A traffic jam, 100 cars... 20 got smashed because the 1% did not have good enough brakes. 1% is absurd amount of cars that should not be allowed. I wonder if 1% of the guns in the USA would misfire and explode... There would be quickly regulations for this!! So so so sad...
@@Fix_It_Again_Tonysadly I agree. I've seen some footage of Philly ... Even the slums in new Delhi are better... Or Sau Paulo... Those places I've seen and it was horrible. Philly...😢 How is it possible that a country as USA has worse care then India or Brazil!!
Sometimes it is truly baffling how cars in the US can drive around. Over here they wouldn't even let you drive out of the workshop anymore when a car is that broken.
@@rhuephus Nah even in britain as long as your car can pass a pretty light set of tests (that most shops don't even perform properly anyway) they let you drive out. A lot of MOT places earn a reputation of being "easy", which is they will just pass anything, because it is a bunch of guaranteed business for them. Basically once you have the set up qualifications to be classed as an MOT testing center there's no real quality control past that point to make sure you're actually testing correctly.
Hey guys! Hope you enjoyed the video.
I'll be taking the next 3 weeks or so off as I need a mental reset and some time with my wife and son. I'll be back soon before you know it. Appreciate you guys!
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Enjoy your time off...family always comes first!
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Seeing all these cars going thousands of miles without oil changes maybe I should stop worrying when I miss my oil change interval by few hundred miles.
Their car: keep running until 96000 miles without oil change
Your car: engine blows up after you missed the oil change by 1000 miles
yeah you can push oil changes quite far, it just gradually increases how fast things wear out as the oil becomes filled with particles.
Deployed for two years. While I was gone, my sister used my car. She traveled all over hell and half of Georgia. I forget how many thousands of miles she put on it. About two months after I got back and took the car back, of a Sunday morning in the middle of nowhere, there came a wondrous knocking from the engine.
Valve lifter collapse because oil was about the consistency of seasoned oak.
Precisely. I skipped the annual change in 2022, and had almost 16000 km, or 2 years, by the time I did it in 2023. So far so good but I feel like most irresponsible cheapskate.
You can... But I wouldn't
Customer states” can’t see out of windscreen “
Mechanic removes paper bag from customers head.
Customer states "can't hear the engine running". Mechanic removes ear plugs from customer's ears. 😂
Mechanic: pokes two eye holes in bag 😂
I can't help but laugh at the idea of the Customer actually being kind and appreciative about the help they received, without having any hint of embarrassment. "Oh yeah, that really helps out, hey!" - And then they tip the Mechanic with a free, unopened bag of Coffee or something.
Thought you'd write "cleans windshield of the dirt built up since 2010".
😂😂😂
Who the hell goes up to a shop, tries to do their own oil change in front of said shop and dumps their old oil straight on the ground? Madness
I don't think that car had a single part that wasn't crumpled. Maybe the driver was like those one-eyed sword-crazed bandit hermits you see in photographs of the Old West.
@@j_taylor the right headlight looks okay. It's not pointing in the right direction, but it seems to be intact
I mean... You saw the car, right?
Honestly I'm pretty impressed they even change the oil -at least in that way they're better than most vids on here 😂😂😂
The kind of person who believes in 'freedumb'
I once had a customer who came in eating a burger and asking about a car. It was after hours, I was closing up shop, plus he had no ID, no down payment, no proof of residency, no proof of income, he had nothing. When I refused, he just took the beef patty, put that in his mouth, and just dropped the rest of the burger on the carpet. There was a trash can inches from his feet, but he didn't even bother to aim for that.
LMAO at the last one! HAHAH! Yup that for sure is what the ones look like driving home when they "decline all repairs" . 🤣
Seems like they want to decline being alive, as well.
just needs a slight alignment job.
I don't even know how an alignment could be that far off. But that's impressively and scary bad.
I know the potential for abuse is basically infinity but jfc the cops need to be able to wreck your car when its like that.
@@davidpick1076 Front wheel drive car , the rear axle is probably rusted away from the frame and has kicked around almost sideways from the looks of it , LOL
I think the "hard brake pedal" happened after someone told them they needed new brake shoes 😜
BoooOOOOooOOOoooo....
That pun struck me deep in my sole!
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.....or a 'pair' of brake-shoes?
I... wouldn't put it past them.
at which point the laughter dies in your throat.
I had a Just Rolled In moment the other day. My daughter and I took her car to get some new tires and after it was all said and done, she had 3 busted lugnuts and only two holding the tire on. I gingerly drove it down the street to the Honda dealership so they could replace all of the wheel studs. I have never been so scared before driving a vehicle but that was sketchy as hell. My wife was following behind me and she was freaking out the whole time. How do you think I felt, woman. But all is good and it's safe to drive and the most important thing. This customer DID NOT REFUSE REPAIRS!
@Earthneedsado-over177 Walmart. But I don't think it was their fault as much as was my daughter's ex boyfriend who replaced the brakes. I am 100% certain he crossed threaded three of the lugnuts. This dude is a bona-fide piece of shit and a dumbass. Thank God he is out of the picture.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 Or just tell us the initials were NTB.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 “The Other Shop” duh
@@MonkeyJedi99 what's NTB?
@@bearing_aficionado National Tire and Battery. A chain of shops notorious for poorly training their technicians.
The fact that an engine can last 90,000 miles without an oil change is truly a testament to modern engineering
It may die right after oil change. New oil loosens all the old gunk and you never know where it goes and what plugs up. If all of it goes into oil filter, that may cause loss of oil pressure.
@@SeersantLoom use non detergent then? Idk
@@bobstevenson3130 One of the worst cases I've had - after the first oil change was done, surprise, oil light came up shortly. Found my new oil filter plugged solid and bit distorted with all that pressure buildup. Replaced the filter, let it run some more, then repeated oil change.
@@bobstevenson3130Don't ever use non detergent oil for anything. The stuff currently sold as non detergent has no anti-wear additive package whatsoever.
I love the calm voice-over without any hype or music. Let the pictures say their own thing. Keep 'em coming!
Yeah, people deserve more compliments for doing things RIGHT. Music over dialog is about the fastest way for me to stop watching anything.
Damn right!
It has a very Daily Dose of Internet vibe. I love it.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, this man respects his audiences' time like few other content creators.
*Looks at the car, looks at the customer....back to the car, back to the customer*
[2 minutes laytehr]
"HOOOOW ARE YOU STILLLL ALIVE???"
When I was younger, I hated how strictly pbserved the road worthiness laws were here in Finland. Having seen some sh*t, and these videos, I learned to love the strictness.
but also it feels their build quality is laughable. Sometimes they show a vehicule that looks at least 20 years old to me, description then is like... "2020 for taurus" like wtf, 2 years, dude put 50000km on it, the US is fucking mad
+1 from Norway, I dont understand how they are allowed to decline repairs and drive away without beeing reported to the autorities.
We had a guy at work not change the oil in his company truck for almost 70,000 miles. Our oil changes are super simple - take it to the lube place, tell them the company it’s for and then sign two papers…that literally it, no documentation to keep track of, no receipts. He also had the entire back seat and front passenger seat full of Hunt Brothers pizza boxes, and empty Mountain Dew and Dr Pepper bottles. And when I say full, I mean literally floor to ceiling.
And here am I, always changing the oil on time at my trusted mechanic, and you see this..... what a crying shame, honestly.
Definitely agree
That airbag vid is the best reason why every shop should have cameras rolling all the time. Without that vid the shop would have gotten a letter from the car's owner by the end of the week.
It did get set off as they were lifting it, so the customer may still blame them for it.
Yup, film everything. Strap a GoPro to your head if you have to
"Without that vid the shop would have gotten a letter from the car owner's lawyer by the end of the week." - Fixed it for you. And I completely agree. The camera likely saved the shop some money.
I have been on Maserati, Porsche and Lotus Groups and Forums for a few years Dudes buy these cars destroyed for cheap on Copart an IAA. At lowest costs possible they do shoddy work to barely get them on the road or to look "normal" again. When they fall apart or a Mechanic cannot find what is wrong with them (usually flood / water / damage, electronic issues etc.) they want to blame the Mechanics and get upset when everyone on the Groups / Forums make fun of them instead of solve their life problems. 🤣
@@my3dviews
Shop can write up "Vehicle is salvaged title and deemed unsafe for road use by until confirmed by Audi Dealer". No lawyer will want to defend that without a retainer fee lol.
What I like best about watching your videos is afterwards I don't feel nearly as stupid.
Half of all people have an IQ below 100 and it's their cars in these videos...
I agree, imagine being the doofus that drives the car while drinking beer, with a seatbelt warning defeat device (So driving without their seatbelt) AND with a child in the car.
Honestly, this is the type of person that police could very well "dispose" of, when stopped....Absolutely crazy.
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Nothing makes my day like a new edition of "Just Rolled In."
2:39 I assume those are beer cans, the seatbelt has a clip in so they don't get a warning for not wearing the seatbelt, and they have a child seat? Christ...
Yes, idiots are still breeding. But with your help we can pass mandatory genetic screening laws to stop them...
@@Earthneedsado-over177 Assuming they even make it far enough to hit the windshield, considering the air bag. ... Though I'm also assuming that they even *have* a functioning air bag in that car.
I noticed all those things too and yeah, scary.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 James May formerly of Top Gear once told the story of an American student who wrote an essay on his belief that seatbelts were unnecessary. The student purportedly died when he was thrown out of his car in an accident. The passengers wearing their seatbelts survived.
the green and silver Veltins is a german beer and has 4,9% of alcohol. I am amazed to see this in a video of JRI.
That last one caught me of guard. I can only do minor maintenance work but this channel reminds me just how far that can go.
i was doing just minor maintenance on my vehicles. until one day my 6 speed automatic transmission gave up and only went in reverse.
instead of paying $3k or more to get it fixed i bought a shop manual on ebay for $8 and watched some guy on youtube disassemble one at least 6 times.
read the manual a few times and even got into the technical diagrams explaining how the whole solenoid valve body works to shift gears. the manual was impressively detailed. i bought all the parts and tools i needed for $800-1000 and took my time fixing it. took it apart and assembled it 3 times and then went through the entire transmission to find everything worn out and replaced it.
the forward piston had ripped and my overdrive clutch plates burnt. replaced the whole overdrive clutch pack including steels and all the clutch plates in the other packs. as well as the forward piston that caused all the problems. i got it all put back together without missing a single thing.
it works like brand new now. everything was put back where it belongs. i think its funny no one wants to touch a transmission let alone think about taking one apart, but i dove right in.
if people cant take the time to learn how to do the work properly they have no business doing the work at all.
i refuse to pay $120 an hour for dealer mechanic labor. I rather learn a new skill. i used the money i saved to buy a backup car. so i got more out of it.
"Rather sketchy" has got to be the understatement of the decade!
That last car runs like most of the shopping trolleys that I’ve had the misfortune to use.
I shoved one with a bad wheel through a store once; left a long mark every time the wheel stopped turning. Not one employee said a word, or offered me another trolley/cart.
I think you meant cart. Trolleys run on a track.
@@TehButterflyEffect I’m British. We say trolleys.
@@TehButterflyEffect The English refer to them as "shopping trolleys".
1:39 It is common for people who repair and resell salvage cars to not replace the airbag crash sensors and computer which needs to be replace every airbag deployment. if they are not replaced they will still have the sensors in a "crash" state. If the failsafe options that prevent random deployment fail or are somehow avoided they can just go off.
The stupidity of some people is scary: they're not safe to be let out in public, let alone in charge of a vehicle on the highway!
Sadly , these same people vote .
@@eaglerider1826 I was thinking exactly the same!!
@@eaglerider1826 And breed.
That's not Fair.. you don't know these people
What if they're insanely poor? And can't afford oil.
What if they're intellectually challenged like low functioning Autism.
Your comment is what shouldn't be allowed in public
@@eaglerider1826 And usually vote Democrat.
I wish my father was here to see these. His specialty was tune ups, brakes, and tires. Keep them coming.
Did you see the video that showed two Beverly Hillbilly girls topping off the oil (Vegetable Oil) to their Land Rover while pumping gas? LOL!!!!
@@pikehunter23750 -- Is that an episode on this channel? I NEED TO SEE THAT VIDEO!
@@AEMoreira81 I'm sorry, I can't remember. I think it is, but there are so many channels like this so I can't be sure. I hope someone can come forward with a better answer than I can. The clip is WAY too funny.
@@AEMoreira81 Here's one similar, but not the one I'm talking about.
watch?v=phh6K7FHjP8&ab_channel=TheLifeOfCed
Your dad might've been at risk of getting a heart-attack from seeing some these death-traps!
When I see vehicles treated like this I always wonder how their owners make it through everyday life.
Any time I feel a little dumb I watch these videos to feel better about myself.
These videos have solidified my firm belief of A) there's no cure for stupid and B) there's no hope for Humanity
Justrolledin to a much better day! Unlike a lot of these less-than-mechanically-savvy folks lmao
Bloody hell, I mean........... I've been in the trade in the '80's and hell I fuss over my classic E-Type not being right. I've seen some things but ............... These are all bloody brilliant and always make me either jaw drop or laugh like hell. You my good friend do an amazing job at collating all these, I salute you.
some people should not have cars,trucks,pets,or children
The sad part is that a lot of those people still vote
nor the right to vote
Especially at 2:39 . Beer cans in the center console and a “seat belt alarm silencer”.
Or a license to breathe.
But first of all, a motor vehicle!
2:39 Dummy seatbelt latch and a center console beer cooler? Now that's class.
you forgot about the baby seat!
0:05 Customer: car has 26k miles
Technician: car has 90k
customer: I just changed the oil
Technician: you’ve never changed the oil
Always a great lesson for car repairs on how not to talks care of your car… love to laugh!!!
I always look forward to these! The people who haven't changed their oil just astound me.
well it depends on their situation. are they working ungodly amounts of overtime or just lazy?
when you work too much life just becomes a blur and you forget simple things like what day of the week it is.
i had a 12/7 job for about 3 months. i had almost no time to go to the store to buy food. often had to go into work late because i needed to run to the store. you sleep 8 hrs drive for an hour a day and only have about 3 hours a day or less to take care of your needs.
Knowing these people in real life is also a tragedy in itself ---> my sister.
I don't know where to begin 😬
The whole video was great/shocking and reminds me of something important my father taught me as a kid:
If you don't know what you're doin, don't.
Enjoy your time off with family!
✌️😎🇺🇲
but youtube tutorials!
Or at least have a healthy realistic view of your abilities.
Mine has always said something more like "If it's already FUBARed, you can't FUBAR it any worse"
@@MrJamesBanana that is a good one and a great way to learn
Yep. My version is "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing."
I know enough to be very dangerous 😉
Y'all who live in the rust belt; God bless you all. Y'all are taking your lives in your hands every time you drive. I am very thankful I live in the land of no salt on the roads.
90000 miles, is that a new record for Just Rolled In? Nice touch with the last clip.
I believe so!
We did see 12 years without an oil change in an older video but I don't think it had that many miles on it though.
I just hate it when people take up two lanes when driving ! Thanks and have a great weekend.
and ... they take up at least 4 parking spots
That Lexus is legitimately impressive that it lasted as long as some well maintained engines without an oil change
I'm not it's a Toyota
@@cloroxlavenderscent4307 Yes, had a sales rep who got a new vehicle, and was canned after a year or so, for unrelated things. Looked at the vehicle, and it had done 60 000km on the factory oil, as it, along with the tyres, had never been changed at all. Oil was on the low mark as well, and pretty black.
Neighbor was a traveling salesman. Bragged he never had to add oil to his car. When he finally took the car in for an oil change after many thousands of miles, there was no oil. Except there was oil burned onto the dipstick, and the dipstick driver thought it was showing oil in the engine. Oh well - company car. Who cares?
@@dsbennett Nowadys these cars are generally leased for two years, so after two years they get returned anyways. These cars normally have full coverage for any maintenance, which some people use to the point where it's almost abusing. I think my brother once took his in because the washer fluid was empty.
Hoovie, from Hoovie's Garage, had a Maserati Levante that had at least 60K miles since the last oil change. It still ran though and after two oil flushes, it ran like new. It also had traces of meth in it because it was an auctioned off drug dealer's car.
Some people do not need to own vehicles! It’s always mind blowing to see these videos and how these people are still alive !
now that is having a problem with your brake "shoes!"
😂 yes
*ba-dum-tss*
I'd say they have problems in their brain, too 😅
I followed my buddy with blinkers when he drove a car home from impound like the last one going sideways and straight. People loved it.
Man I look forward to just rolled in video day!!
Auto techs & mechanics are a blessing & we couldn't get by without them, but for some reason I feel they are interrupting the process of natural selection. 🤣
No, they're highlighting natural selection: "This one is a darwin award".
I don't know whether to laugh or cringe anymore.
It's funny, but at the same time someone like the guy with a shoe under his brake pedal could be driving behind you.
Eeeeeeeeuuuuuunhhhhhh
a little of both?
Local car for sale: Sign on it states, "Has had engine replaced."
Turns out the radiator went bad, and instead of fixing it, they just kept driving the car until the engine blew.
In my experience, if you're performing a recall service on any car over 10 years old it seems to always look like the one at 1:18 lol
0:50 Bad enough it was left in first but good job it weren't left in reverse!!
Ford Tech here, and honestly I see shit like this in a day to day basis 💀 love a good laugh
3:05 DEJA VU! I'VE BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE...
Seeing those vehicles with the sludged/consistency of play-doh oil always freaks me out.
Personally I follow the Hank Hill school of oil changes - every 3000 miles (5000km for the rest of us) intervals or whenever I get bored. Hasn't failed me yet.
1:17 Whew! Can I just say how relieved I am that that wasn't a case of "customer declined all repairs and drove it away"?
Another awesome video. Enjoy your time off with your family. We'll wait as long as needed for more of these I-wouldn't-belive-it-if-I-didn't-see-it videos.
Finally! @3:04 we actually get to see "it"
That last clip is actually impressive in a sad sort of way.
That's why I change my oil every
89,999 miles whether it needs it or not.
Actually I change my oil every 3,000 miles. 2010 Nissan Altima 221,000 miles and it doesn't use a drop of oil. No " fancy " oil or filter, whatever is cheapest at Auto Zone or Advance.
2:56 I worked with a guy who used to drain his oil into a spot in his backyard. We told him he was an ahole for doing this, and he was genuinely upset. Said "Its my property!" Some people just don't care.....
Definitely the a-hole
And these kinds of people are allowed to breed.
You should have told him “yeah and it’s my drinking water”
In one city I used to live in there was a massive cleanup at a county maintenance garage after they found an oil plume in the groundwater under it. Seems the county truck mechanics had been dumping used engine oil into a hole in the floor for decades.
"Yeah, and it's YOUR DOG who could drink the ground water!"
There's a *slight* and highly unlikely chance that he was using Renewable Lubricants' oil which is non-toxic, but maybe 9,999,999 out of 10,000,000 times, he wasn't.
Aye Caramba! I start sweating if I go 50 miles over the designated oil change date.
The mechanic that was next to the air bag that deployed randomly probably had to change his pants after that loud noise.
He probably at least had a verbal WTF moment.
At least it didn't deploy when the customer was driving down the road!
@@wayneswonderarium yeah, it might have cost a life. 😬
And their ass randomly deployed also
So much fun to be out on the road on a motorcycle with people like these customers.
I feel you ... now how about trying to have a nice cruise in a un - replaceable classic car? that's the terror I go thru nowadays 😢😢
Most of the people owning these car dont belong on the road. I am serious. If you cant see the stuck shoes under your pedals, how are you supposed to see and react to traffic in a safe way? This video especially was absolutely shocking and shameful all around.
Dude in the Lexus looks like he tried getting that odometer rolled back fresh oil change before trying to sell it 😂😂
The dude who just rolled up to a shop and started doing an oil change outside would have gotten his ass beat for just draining the oil on the ground like that. It's like if someone just walked up to your front door and started to drop a log
I've seen people do oil changes in an apartment parking lot and just dump the oil on the ground. Some people just don't give a rip. And then they wonder why property managers don't allow working on your vehicle anymore. They just can't figure it out!
I don’t understand why I hear from drivers “oh I’m not a mechanic so how am I to know this or that is bad”
It’s called common sense
Last one is called crabbing.
You have to do that when you have a strong crosswind.
But the back wheels are at 20 degree angle from the car. That... can't be right for that particular car.
@@BrBill - depends on the crosswinds.
@@MrYfrank14 Yeah, maybe it's 2 different hurricanes hitting each other at the same moment
@BrBill - that would do it.
Clockwise hurricane from the east and a counterclockwise hurricane from the west would do it.
Hmm, I wonder what the maximum demonstrated crosswind component for an early 2000's sedan is?
You can really gauge the IQ of people in these videos. It's incredible they even made it to driving age without somehow killing themselves.
Every time I change my oil I have a thought in the back of my mind. Please don't mess this up and end up on this show.
I just saw the auto-generated caption for the Just Rolled In intro. It describes the squealing tires and rumbling crunch as "Applause."
I keep thinking that there just cannot be that many crazy and that many stupid people out there. But you keep proving me wrong. Love it! I had to change my shorts after this one.
A scary fact these people are out there everyday..🤣🤣
Wait, so 1st guy tampered with odometer and tried to scam the dealer out of a warranty I bet since they rolled it back under 30k miles which is standard bumper to bumper. I hope the cops were waiting for that customer for both of those felonies
I've said it before, & I'll say it again: American vehicle owners/drivers truly worry me. I'm also horrified by the apparent complete lack of any Federal laws requiring an annual vehicle safety inspection. Where is the mandated 'TUV' or 'MOT'?! Construction & Use Laws?! Basic common sense?!
no MOT or anything like it in this lame cesspit of a nation ... at times I'm terrified just to leave my driveway 😢. by chance are you in UK?
Why don’t you leave?
@@calvada-bd8no are you asking me or the poster above me?
Ive had a customer this week that told me the AC didnt go cold.. so i checked and refilled the AC and when we together tried if it got cold it turned out she didnt push the AC button😂😂😂😂😂
I've had two customers (one a real customer, the other was a *student in my automotive A/C class I taught* ) tell me their A/C didn't work. Upon inspection, neither vehicle had ever had A/C!
@@61rampy65 That explains why it didn't work...😁
@@61rampy65That sounds like a Suzuki Vitara I saw, one of the last of the JT shape. 4WD not working. Had the switches, they lit up, 4WD errors came up on the cluster. Look underneath - no transfer case, no front diff or CV shafts. A mix-up at the factory made a car that lies to you!!
@@markh.6687 Easily worth the one hour diagnosis fee!
@@61rampy65and that is exactly the reason why so many people no longer trust a garage anymore!!! 😢
Checking if powered on should be the first step, not trial and error refill AC kind of crap.
Diagnose is done 98% with your eyes, 2% tools.
Yet.. so many seem to have forgotten this and just try to fix the first thing that pops in their mind... (Or because the car computer tells them)
Lazy mechanics...
Charging an hour for showing the on off switch or telling there isn't AC?
Shame on you.
Shame!
Please tell me what garage you work so we can avoid.
3:05 mans the true drift king. It takes skill to drift but it takes a god to do it so casually down the street at low speeds
Moral of the story: NEVER leave your dog unattended in your vehicle!
"good" was my thought when I saw that one.
I mean I guess if they left the car+AC running that's fine, but 😡 at folks leaving animals in cars
NEVER have a dog. Fixes all these problems.
That last one could also be "this is what it looks like when they try to drive it into the shop for an unrelated issue".
Wow the customer saved on about 8 oil changes…
And it cost him an engine replacement…
Sounds like economic rationality to me !!!
Well done!
You have the best videos. I remember these days when I was twisting a wrench. Some of the things I've seen. 😅😅
As a wise man once said, - 'Think of how stupid the average person is, and then realise that half of them are stupider than that'.
The last one is - to the *experienced* eye - a skillful drift. 😄
I'm honestly kinda surprised that modding a car to drive diagonal like that hasn't become a stupid trend.
Soon....
@@markh.6687 every day I live in fear of its arrival.
What about sideways and backwards? ua-cam.com/video/06wt6-HxjPM/v-deo.html
You just jinxed it. Now it'll be a thing. It's all your fault way to go
I'll uhh I'll just be going to the garage now to remove a few alterations to how my car drives....
While working for a trucking company, we had a truck come in that was 50,000 miles past its regular B-service (oil change) interval , normal interval at that time was 25,000 miles. Additionally, we also performed what we called an A-service at 12,500 miles between oil changes. So not only did the driver skip 2 oil changes, skipped routine 2 vehicle inspections. As a result, we ended up putting $12,000 worth of repairs on the truck.
OMG he just emptied the oil into the parking lot? Someone needs to be slapped hard.
In Europe he would be arrested for environmental related crimes.
Polluting on purpose, on public or other man's land...
Obviously would need to pay for the cleaning, what include excavation of the soil, the cleaning of this polluted soil and pay for all the repairs needed.
Roughly $10.000
No joke.
Ow and the judge will give him a fine, $5000, plus record...
How is it possible that he can get away with criminal acts like that in the USA?
Not illegal to dump oil?
@@fhorst02 You're not supposed to do that, but many people are lazy & don't care, the fines are much lower, and so rarely caught that it's stunning when it finally happens.
Glad to see you posting, thought you were on vacation 😎 A whole bunch of well there's yer problem on this one🤣 The last one.. 😱
Last one for now 😁
@@JustRolledIn Awesome, enjoy your recharge and family, we'll be here when you get back 👍
It’s simple, they just don’t know how to change oil- 😂
This is not new. When I was in high school...early 80s...my friend worked at his family's repair shop. One day they had a Toyota Corolla towed in. The car had a seized engine. They concluded that the owner never had the oil changed. When they contacted the owner and asked her if she ever had the oil changed she stated, "NO! I'm not falling for that dealer trick."
@@MrSloika She sure showed them.
@@MrSloika Mostly everyone that isn’t a car guy, or interested in their car (not being rude) doesn’t know lol
OR they work 12/7 job and simply dont have the time.
some employers are relentless slave drivers.
@@MrSloika "Not New?" Surely there were people in the 1910s that also didn't know this. You just never hear of it because it was so long ago.
The last one reminds of a car that was pointed straight at us in a curve. It kept to the curve and I'm certain menaced many other vehicles in that fashion.
" I hope you enjoyed this video and thanks for watching." No, it struck terror into me! Some crazy people out there.
Plus, again, we can ratchet up the counter on the numnuts who buy new cars and never change the oil.
This compilation was genuinely frightening, although I doubt any of them are from here in Australia (much stricter here)!
2:16 "They left their dog in their vehicle, and he chewed up a bunch of the interior."
Who's a good boy?
As a lover of cars and anything mechanical it breaks my heart how people can be so DUMB and how tgey can get a licence so easy. Great job lads keep up the AMAZING work you do. Greetings from the UK
2:39 - Wow, is it really that difficult to put on your seat belt? I can't believe that those "Seat belt defeat" devices even need to exist.
ignoring the veltins beer cans combined with the child seat somehow?!
I would like to see the European version of just rolled in.
"This Mercedes came in for an scheduled service, and the owner apologised for being 2.3 km past the recommended service interval."
A lot of European countries have mandatory vehicle inspections, so some of these would be caught. They might not catch the missing oil change issues, but would probably catch some of the egregious mechanical issues--broken frames, etc.
you probably will NEVER see one.
They almost failed me at mandatory technical examination because I removed my fog lights. You have to do it once a year and you can't legally register and drive the car if you fail.
@@ajkulac9895 one of my fog lights in my 03' e46 got taken out by a raccoon several years ago. Not required by DMV NE to repair. Been hanging under the front clip every since then like 3 years ago.
Edit: made sure nothing was going to break loose.
Dang, that last one looked hardly safe enough to be on the back of a tow truck let alone a street!
Funny actually how some of these vehicles get driven away from the shop. In most of Europe you can't do that if its not street legal and the shop will call the cops on you if you tried.
If the shop is smart, they make the customer sign an acknowledgement of how unsafe it is before returning the keys. Good luck trying to get cops to respond to a report of that in under 2 hours though. The car will be long gone.
Plot twist, safety inspection are not mandatory all over US and several states didnt had any so you can drive around with your death trap until It litteraly falls appart
0:28 uh… this sounds like the start of a Dateline episode. Someone trying to kill someone by “accidentally” leaving their shoes behind the brake pedal lol
As a European, seing some of the cars that are on the road in the US reminds me of some of the cars I saw in Africa. We decry tech inspections because it cost money but at least there are no death trap driving with us on the roads.
The US is an interesting place. World leaders in some respects, but a third world country in others.
@@Fix_It_Again_Tony It has diversity in all regards
If the Police in the USA see a car that looks dangerous on the road they can potentialy put it out of service or write a repair order preventing them from driving it. This is less than 1% of the cars on the road. Majority of the folks have decent cars on the motorways here.
1% deathtraps..
Compared to 0.0001 in EU.
A traffic jam, 100 cars...
20 got smashed because the 1% did not have good enough brakes.
1% is absurd amount of cars that should not be allowed.
I wonder if 1% of the guns in the USA would misfire and explode...
There would be quickly regulations for this!!
So so so sad...
@@Fix_It_Again_Tonysadly I agree. I've seen some footage of Philly ... Even the slums in new Delhi are better...
Or Sau Paulo... Those places I've seen and it was horrible.
Philly...😢
How is it possible that a country as USA has worse care then India or Brazil!!
My car haven't had a oil-change in almost 43 000 kilometers.
Chile it is electric😅🤣
Sometimes it is truly baffling how cars in the US can drive around. Over here they wouldn't even let you drive out of the workshop anymore when a car is that broken.
And then they wonder why their car broke down in traffic or failed in a way to cause an accident.
"over here" must mean either Germany or Britain
@@rhuephus Nah even in britain as long as your car can pass a pretty light set of tests (that most shops don't even perform properly anyway) they let you drive out. A lot of MOT places earn a reputation of being "easy", which is they will just pass anything, because it is a bunch of guaranteed business for them. Basically once you have the set up qualifications to be classed as an MOT testing center there's no real quality control past that point to make sure you're actually testing correctly.
Because 'Murica freedumz! *fires assault rifle in the air*
Pretty much all of the European continent that isn't called East and even there they are not as bad as some of those in the US.
0:29 Do people just not try to figure out the issue? Like at least try to figure out what the problem is before you take it to a mechanic
It amazes how stupid people are to not check for things like the shoes behind the brakes and not checking to see if the air vent was open
This one was particularly hilarious. Have a wonderful time off and enjoy your family!
I can’t stop watching…. It amazes me how dumb people can be. Hard brake… uhhh never mind them sneakers under there. 😂
The clip of a customer driving home after declining all repairs is just spot on !!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣