You missed the main #1 reason for car fires. Being upside down in a car you owe payments on that needs an expensive repair that has great full coverage insurance. I believe that's why there are so many BMW and Mercedes car fires around here. This can also be a reason that people forget to put there car in park on a hill beside a lake as well.
Friday afternoon here where I live, we had massive lightening and thunder storms roll through. Our local news shared a picture of a car parked in the driveway infront of a house that had a bolt of lightening hit the front windshield, broke through , melted the dash, and started a fire with the air bag deployed!! Noone in the car, owner was gone on vacation. I thought a car was safe when lightening hit but this confirms that is not true. Couldn't believe that this could happen, just sharing... have a blessed day.
You say “this confirms it is not true” but keep in mind that this is also something VERY rare. Did you do something to put the fire out? Did it get put out?
I saw a car catch fire once on the expressway--it went to FULLY engulfed VERY quickly! I was thanking God that the driver was already out & there was no one else in car! Happened SO fast! 🤯
Thank you for sharing such critical information here regarding various reasons which could cause an over heated auto to catch fire. Today I witnessed a car on fire in just two minutes while the owner was having lunch. Not one person had been prepared with FIRE EXTINGUISHER. NOT ONE. I FELT SO HELPLESS. Thank you for sharing such critical information. Happy Holidays
So unless you have a stuck radiator cap for some odd reason, the coolant cannot build more that 17psi in the cooling system. That's why the cap is there, it's spring loaded and anything over it's rated maximum pressure is going to get releived in the overflow tank, which is not under pressure... So if the overflow becomes overfilled, coolant will just leak out onto the ground. If it leaks close to an exhaust manifold I guess there is a chance but it is going to be difficult to get coolant to burn as it is made in large part of water.
Nice video. My 74 bug caught on fire. I then started to notice other bugs with the same burn scar on the engine cover. The oil pressure sender wire touched the distributor condenser wire and shorted out, igniting the insulation, which ignited the fuel line. A Volkswagen design flaw, I suppose.
Great video. My power steering fluid is leaking from high pressure hose into floor. There is also a crack in 2nd rubber hose. There was little bit of smoke coming out of engine after few minutes drive. I am going to have both hoses replaced, better be safe than leaking steering mineral oil catching fire.
Years ago, I tried to light various types of engine oil and coolant on fire (in a controlled environment with multiple fire extinguishers at arms reach) and none of it would burn. However I was able to get some used engine oil to burn briefly. I think what happens is, over time fuel can mix with these liquids and make them flammable. But I'm confident they are definitely not flammable in their normal state.
Dear brother,glad you made a video but I have made an enormous research on this topic and am fighting for the ban of the Hotspark ignition system and the MPFi system which works hand in hand and reintroduce the carburettor system.These modern day cars have a tendency of catching fire.Manufacturers say if everything is perfect such things won't happen but truth which nobody sees is even if everything goes wrong a car shouldn't catch fire .They never happened in the 60's, 70's and 80's when the carburettor system was there. These modern day cars that use the MpFi system requires 50 to 60 psi pressure from an electronic or electric fuel pump unlike the cam driven mechanical fuel pump which requires only 12 to 15 psi.This high pressure fuel supply is yet another provider of fuel in a car fire and for fuel being sprayed on to the wiring through holes such as rat bites or broken down lines.The complicated wiring diagram with so many sensors all under the control of the ECM is also a reason for cars catching fire.manufactures keep saying that ECM cannot take overload of anysort but the sad truth is that it's even not able to bear the load it's supposed to bear at all times.whether fuel comes in contact with this wiring or short circuit sparks come in contact with leaking on non leaking high pressure fuel lines it's only going to be disaster. If governments all across the globe are obsessed with safety rather than pollution control and have these unsafe modern day cars it would save lives.There so many who are dead, so many who are going to die.someday it can be you. How can a woman or a child or an elderly parent run for life in such car fires that too in the present day traffic conditions. The unburnt fuel in the exhaust which was the sole reason why those safe carburettor system was banned could have been overcome by connecting to a simple device like a turbo or super charger which sends more air into the suction manifold during acceleration as per demand. All that is required is correct compression, appropriate CFA ( centrifugal advance) sufficient air into the suction manifold, why then won't the secondary winding of the ignition coil where the 12 volt battery current is amplified to 20 thousand times be able to burn all the intake mixture in the cylinder and why will there be unburnt fuel in the exhaust.. Think think think, fight this stubbornness of heart. Failure is not falling down but it's refusal to get up. I am very good in identifying a problem and in bringing the problem and the solution together but I am unable to succeed in getting this problem solved because the real problem is these governments are not willing to take advice and they're obsessed with pollution control than safety.
Good vids mate. Just one more risk of fire (not sure if it was mentioned) is a power steering leak.. Excessive amounts or any amount of power steering fluid leaking can come in contact with exhaust manifold and quickly ignite. Last week I had a p/s hose blow, Pretty sure due to using rubber hose for a repair which wasn't P/s fluid resistant. My bad! But a bulk load of fluid sprayed straight onto my extractors. I'd only just started the car so didn't have much heat in the extractor pipes luckily and I was able to turn the car off before there was enough heat for it to ignite. Over n out cheers.
Great info first saw you in the 01-05 Civic head gasket change series! Had no idea coolant could ignite-sources show it's flash point to be only 650 deg F. In my Civic at least, the crimp near the outlet spout securing the aluminum radiator fins to the plastic top piece blows coolant everywhere in summer (definite design flaw) , right onto the exhaust manifold. Lucky it didn't ignite on me lol. Fixed that leak by putting epoxy over the whole area after going through 3 radiators.
Hey Mister, I wish to really "thank" you for your video's that you make and have for us to watch and learn from . I very much "VALUE" watching you, as do I watch "Scotty" and "Car Wizard", your guys info, and experience is just great for us, thank you so much! Madman29
smoke was coming out a little thin white & whispy. No change in heat/temp gauge at all. Stopped car to pay toll & oil pressure gauge went from fine to super low but temp gauge was still fine. Saw thin whispy smoke. Pulled into gas station to get some oil. In 30 seconds, thin white smoke became thick brown smoke. Another 30 seconds & flames were coimng out the hood + flaming debris falling onto the ground below the engine. Then my car burned to death in about 2 minutes or less :(
my Nissan sentra caught fire while driving on the highway. I suspect it was the battery blew up.. I hit a hump in the road and heard a bang under the hood then tons of smoke immediately and headlights were flashing. could this be a vibration issue.. the car was on stiffer lowering springs and had a big sound system...
i just clicked on this video randomly. And you literally told me everything wrong with my car in 5mins. overheating issue changed radiator hoses, radiator. Heater hose was leaking. hose kept on melting at the clamp. then would shoot out Small holes.
Very good video . Have cut the timing belt of a TJet engine but haven't marks . How can replace the timing belt after cutting it so the valve will be ok
At work, a BMW decided to park off of the pavement. The hot catalytic converter started the dry grass on fire totaling the beemer.
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Brake fluid is now one of the reason for car fires, it does not smoke when put on a hot exhaust but bursts into flames. I believe they are now trying to put brake master cylinders shielded from the engine bay as it is so inflammable.
Honorable mention should go to missing exhaust heat shields. Fasteners rot off causing rattles, people rip them off instead of reattaching them, then the fun begins
My family got lucky, VERY lucky. We’ve been driving our minivan with a failed fuel rail for a FULL YEAR. We’ve smelled gas coming through our HVAC vents but wasn’t sure where it was coming from. When the radiator failed, it was time to visit the mechanic. Yep, they found the problem. I wonder if they knew we were driving the van like that for a full year. Very dumb luck. *The engine design saved our lives. That 3.8L V6 was designed so that the spark plugs and wires were FAR away from the fuel rail. Fuel rail at the top, spark plugs and wires below the valve cover to the sides.
I keep a extinguisher in my toolbox for my safety and if I ever see a person on the side of the road thats in need 💯 id hate to watch my new truck burn wanting on the dept to come
You want good quality tools at a decent price, buy some tekton tools, they are great for the money. Student discount helps alot. Step it up to teng tools, they are great but more expensive. Tbh, harbor freight has some great tools that do good if not better than the premium brands. Love their floor jacks and breaker bars.
If I got my first car which would be the 2004 Chevrolet Suburban Z71, I would put a fire extinguisher in it just in case if there is a fire in the Suburban
You could have taken your lawn mower back to Sears for a full unconditional guarantee which they had on tools, but of course Sears is no longer in business. Thanks for making this video.
This happened to some random person on the highway and My dad saw that fire leaked from the car and he accelerated so fast that my phone came out of my hand and luckily We were both safe from the explosion
Hello men my 2007 Honda Odyssey fuse box get fired when I put key in ignition to diagnose by my OBD SCANNER What case could be reason I appreciate for your answer
I got an oil/coolant leak from the dealership-had an oil change, car was 2 years old! Then, the air conditioner went out! Done on purpose. Been driving for 30 and NEVER had a dealership vandalize my car!!!
Hey there, ive Honda Amaze 1.2 ltr petrol 2018 model(India).Few days back,its fuel pump got overheated and stoped operating while driving. It was replaced by the honda.But my concern is,before the fuel pump change i was getting 23 km/ltr fuel economy on highways,but after the change,it shows just 18 or 19 kmpl on my cars MID. What could be wrong??????????????????????
Hey there! Yes, you! I need some tips and tricks on the best approach to primer and repaint a panel on my car that someone hit and removed all the paint. I would really like to do it myself because it's too expensive to take it to a professional. What is the best approach?
I had a mechanic work on my 1st fuel injected car..I drove it less than half mile til it died..before I lifted the hood I could smell gasoline big time! I looked and was shocked to see gasoline sprayed all over the engine bay! gas was dripping off the valve cover and slowly dripping in the exhaust manifold making! sounded like water dripping on a hot pan😣I backed away fearing an explosion! but them I saw the problem..the gasoline IN hose popped off..the clamp was not tight..surprised my car not explode in ball of fire..yes I was lucky no open flame was present
Sir it's very important please tell me can a car be burn on its own last night at 1:30 pm our car burnt out and the fire started from the tire. Its very important.
You missed the main #1 reason for car fires. Being upside down in a car you owe payments on that needs an expensive repair that has great full coverage insurance. I believe that's why there are so many BMW and Mercedes car fires around here. This can also be a reason that people forget to put there car in park on a hill beside a lake as well.
FrugalPrepper's Garage & Garden ah yes... Insurance fraud... And people wonder why insurance is so expensive. Yeah that's definitely a reason.
Hahaha
@@trishpipkins I know I don't even collect on things that aren't my fault = very very low rates they know I don't mess around
who edited your post?
@@gingerelvira6587 The government.
Friday afternoon here where I live, we had massive lightening and thunder storms roll through. Our local news shared a picture of a car parked in the driveway infront of a house that had a bolt of lightening hit the front windshield, broke through , melted the dash, and started a fire with the air bag deployed!! Noone in the car, owner was gone on vacation. I thought a car was safe when lightening hit but this confirms that is not true. Couldn't believe that this could happen, just sharing... have a blessed day.
You say “this confirms it is not true” but keep in mind that this is also something VERY rare. Did you do something to put the fire out? Did it get put out?
This channel is amazing. I saved $600 on a timing belt and waterpump job from one of its very old how to videos.
Your mad ex can also set your car on fire. That reason wasn’t covered here. lol
Try NOT to date Insane people
ginger elvira they might hide their true nature kinda well
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Was thinking this same thing ... A mad ex is more deadly than a fuel leak .
These dry leaves in your engine bay can easily catch fire. Maybe keeping the engine bay clean can also help preventing car fire.
facts... glad I read comment or 2 cause was gonna say that
I hate I have to park mine under giant oak trees but at least I can clean the engine bay because those leaves are dangerous! You're so right.
Leaves/dust/white plastic bags #1 reason coolant systems are running warmer than usual.
Everytime before I take my car on a longer drive, I check coolant, oil, and take out all dry leafs that's stuck under the hood
“The dry leaves and vegetation”
Tony Soprano
I saw a car catch fire once on the expressway--it went to FULLY engulfed VERY quickly! I was thanking God that the driver was already out & there was no one else in car! Happened SO fast! 🤯
Thank you for sharing such critical information here regarding various reasons which could cause an over heated auto to catch fire. Today I witnessed a car on fire in just two minutes while the owner was having lunch. Not one person had been prepared with FIRE EXTINGUISHER. NOT ONE. I FELT SO HELPLESS. Thank you for sharing such critical information.
Happy Holidays
Interesting topic. In my area last months two cars burned on the side of the HWY cost grass fire as well. Thanks for the video.
EricTheCarGuy of Southern California. Keep on keeping on! Love this channel.
The best explanations on automotive AC systems.
So unless you have a stuck radiator cap for some odd reason, the coolant cannot build more that 17psi in the cooling system. That's why the cap is there, it's spring loaded and anything over it's rated maximum pressure is going to get releived in the overflow tank, which is not under pressure... So if the overflow becomes overfilled, coolant will just leak out onto the ground. If it leaks close to an exhaust manifold I guess there is a chance but it is going to be difficult to get coolant to burn as it is made in large part of water.
This is what I need in my life. A REAL MAN
Nice video. My 74 bug caught on fire. I then started to notice other bugs with the same burn scar on the engine cover. The oil pressure sender wire touched the distributor condenser wire and shorted out, igniting the insulation, which ignited the fuel line. A Volkswagen design flaw, I suppose.
Great video. My power steering fluid is leaking from high pressure hose into floor. There is also a crack in 2nd rubber hose. There was little bit of smoke coming out of engine after few minutes drive. I am going to have both hoses replaced, better be safe than leaking steering mineral oil catching fire.
I am about to tow a trailer from LA to Reno, so these are good reminders for me, thanks.
Years ago, I tried to light various types of engine oil and coolant on fire (in a controlled environment with multiple fire extinguishers at arms reach) and none of it would burn. However I was able to get some used engine oil to burn briefly. I think what happens is, over time fuel can mix with these liquids and make them flammable. But I'm confident they are definitely not flammable in their normal state.
Welcome back bro
Glad to see you're ok brotha! Great video as always
I wish you did more how-to videos instead of top 5 or top10 videos. Good information through.
Indeed
AGREED!
Then go look for another UA-cam channel
Yes. Great video,but I'd like to see more DIY and repair videos, too.
He has you Muppet. That's why he's probably doing these.
Dear brother,glad you made a video but I have made an enormous research on this topic and am fighting for the ban of the Hotspark ignition system and the MPFi system which works hand in hand and reintroduce the carburettor system.These modern day cars have a tendency of catching fire.Manufacturers say if everything is perfect such things won't happen but truth which nobody sees is even if everything goes wrong a car shouldn't catch fire .They never happened in the 60's, 70's and 80's when the carburettor system was there. These modern day cars that use the MpFi system requires 50 to 60 psi pressure from an electronic or electric fuel pump unlike the cam driven mechanical fuel pump which requires only 12 to 15 psi.This high pressure fuel supply is yet another provider of fuel in a car fire and for fuel being sprayed on to the wiring through holes such as rat bites or broken down lines.The complicated wiring diagram with so many sensors all under the control of the ECM is also a reason for cars catching fire.manufactures keep saying that ECM cannot take overload of anysort but the sad truth is that it's even not able to bear the load it's supposed to bear at all times.whether fuel comes in contact with this wiring or short circuit sparks come in contact with leaking on non leaking high pressure fuel lines it's only going to be disaster. If governments all across the globe are obsessed with safety rather than pollution control and have these unsafe modern day cars it would save lives.There so many who are dead, so many who are going to die.someday it can be you. How can a woman or a child or an elderly parent run for life in such car fires that too in the present day traffic conditions. The unburnt fuel in the exhaust which was the sole reason why those safe carburettor system was banned could have been overcome by connecting to a simple device like a turbo or super charger which sends more air into the suction manifold during acceleration as per demand. All that is required is correct compression, appropriate CFA ( centrifugal advance) sufficient air into the suction manifold, why then won't the secondary winding of the ignition coil where the 12 volt battery current is amplified to 20 thousand times be able to burn all the intake mixture in the cylinder and why will there be unburnt fuel in the exhaust.. Think think think, fight this stubbornness of heart. Failure is not falling down but it's refusal to get up. I am very good in identifying a problem and in bringing the problem and the solution together but I am unable to succeed in getting this problem solved because the real problem is these governments are not willing to take advice and they're obsessed with pollution control than safety.
Good vids mate.
Just one more risk of fire (not sure if it was mentioned) is a power steering leak.. Excessive amounts or any amount of power steering fluid leaking can come in contact with exhaust manifold and quickly ignite.
Last week I had a p/s hose blow, Pretty sure due to using rubber hose for a repair which wasn't P/s fluid resistant. My bad! But a bulk load of fluid sprayed straight onto my extractors. I'd only just started the car so didn't have much heat in the extractor pipes luckily and I was able to turn the car off before there was enough heat for it to ignite.
Over n out cheers.
Great info first saw you in the 01-05 Civic head gasket change series! Had no idea coolant could ignite-sources show it's flash point to be only 650 deg F. In my Civic at least, the crimp near the outlet spout securing the aluminum radiator fins to the plastic top piece blows coolant everywhere in summer (definite design flaw) , right onto the exhaust manifold. Lucky it didn't ignite on me lol. Fixed that leak by putting epoxy over the whole area after going through 3 radiators.
Dude! Where have ya been? Glad you are uploading again
The best videos on UA-cam a honest helping machianic who is not all about MONEY MONEY MONEY unlike 80 percent of machianics
That's crazy, I had a dream our shop was starting to catch on fire last night, and now a video this morning of car catching on fire
Hey Mister, I wish to really "thank" you for your video's that you make and have for us to watch and learn from . I very much "VALUE" watching you, as do I watch "Scotty" and "Car Wizard", your guys info, and experience is just great for us, thank you so much! Madman29
I’m surprised at the number of burned out hulks on Randy’s Copart videos. Thanks for the information.
Good to see your post again. Too bad about the mower. The only thing left was the sticker that stated "Craftsman". Good information, thanks.
Felicitaciones desde Chile . Explicas los problemas y sus causas como pocos . Gran metodología de enseñanza .
smoke was coming out a little thin white & whispy. No change in heat/temp gauge at all. Stopped car to pay toll & oil pressure gauge went from fine to super low but temp gauge was still fine. Saw thin whispy smoke. Pulled into gas station to get some oil. In 30 seconds, thin white smoke became thick brown smoke. Another 30 seconds & flames were coimng out the hood + flaming debris falling onto the ground below the engine. Then my car burned to death in about 2 minutes or less :(
Bro glad you're back!
Thanks for sharing what can and will in time happen if not prevented , fire . Great video today .
my Nissan sentra caught fire while driving on the highway. I suspect it was the battery blew up.. I hit a hump in the road and heard a bang under the hood then tons of smoke immediately and headlights were flashing. could this be a vibration issue.. the car was on stiffer lowering springs and had a big sound system...
Check the oil pan?
@2:28 6th reason: dry leaves inside engine compartment can also catch fire ahahaha
A rare video. Good to see you. 👍
When you showed that 'car' at 0:35, all I can remember was that the '09 had a recall, about the engine catching fire in the trunk area.
I know the old mid 90’s Ford Aerostar vans were notorious to burn do to their alternators.
Great stuff. I subscribed and clicked bell after watching the first video. Keep it up. Lots of love from Jamaica in the Caribbean ❤️👍🏽
Parking in top of leaves is by far the most common cause in my area!
Lmao!!
Catalytic converters are easily hot enough to ignite leaves, dry grass,etc.
great idea to include the riding mower. who knew that could happen??
Love all your vids watched mostly all of them!
I use to drive a corolla 2012 a south african model, it caught fire cause of the ABS thats common in Nigeria for that model.
Hi! Where have you been? Glad to se that you're back...
i just clicked on this video randomly.
And you literally told me everything wrong with my car in 5mins.
overheating issue
changed radiator hoses, radiator.
Heater hose was leaking.
hose kept on melting at the clamp.
then would shoot out Small holes.
The repair shop needs to be on your priority list. The hoses need to completely be replaced.
Very good video . Have cut the timing belt of a TJet engine but haven't marks . How can replace the timing belt after cutting it so the valve will be ok
The catastrophic converter 😂😂 good video man.
Thank goodness. I've been waiting for ages for this video 👍
Stay tuned How to Choose a Proper AIR FRESHNER 4 your kar komming UP next
@@gingerelvira6587 😂
At work, a BMW decided to park off of the pavement. The hot catalytic converter started the dry grass on fire totaling the beemer.
Brake fluid is now one of the reason for car fires, it does not smoke when put on a hot exhaust but bursts into flames. I believe they are now trying to put brake master cylinders shielded from the engine bay as it is so inflammable.
many components do not like high heat: battery prematurely age with heat - Good cars keep heat away from Batts...
Honorable mention should go to missing exhaust heat shields. Fasteners rot off causing rattles, people rip them off instead of reattaching them, then the fun begins
My family got lucky, VERY lucky. We’ve been driving our minivan with a failed fuel rail for a FULL YEAR. We’ve smelled gas coming through our HVAC vents but wasn’t sure where it was coming from. When the radiator failed, it was time to visit the mechanic. Yep, they found the problem. I wonder if they knew we were driving the van like that for a full year. Very dumb luck.
*The engine design saved our lives. That 3.8L V6 was designed so that the spark plugs and wires were FAR away from the fuel rail. Fuel rail at the top, spark plugs and wires below the valve cover to the sides.
Nicely and well explained
I keep a extinguisher in my toolbox for my safety and if I ever see a person on the side of the road thats in need 💯 id hate to watch my new truck burn wanting on the dept to come
I missed you man. Please make a video on a good starter mechanic tool set. I don't want to buy a harbor freight one and end up screwed.
I wish Craftsman tools were still made in the USA, but since they're not Kobalt and Husky have a couple of nice sets.
You want good quality tools at a decent price, buy some tekton tools, they are great for the money. Student discount helps alot. Step it up to teng tools, they are great but more expensive. Tbh, harbor freight has some great tools that do good if not better than the premium brands. Love their floor jacks and breaker bars.
Smokers have caused some car fires. They have caused some house fires too.
Hey how is it going? Quick question for you. Can a bad o2 sensor cause a hard start?
Hey RandW great video i watch your videos all the time lot of good info.thank you
If I got my first car which would be the 2004 Chevrolet Suburban Z71, I would put a fire extinguisher in it just in case if there is a fire in the Suburban
Over the counter freon is flammable.
The Hyundai Sonata’s has a serious problem with engine fires, they even had a recall for it.
Right south korea is the place to go for quality kars....NOT
@@gingerelvira6587 exactly
One more tip: ALWAYS keep a fire extinguisher in your vehicle.
I really hope my 07 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo w 170k really catches on fire so my insurance could pay the whole dam thing off🤞🏽
Just sell it. Don’t keep a car you don’t love because I know someone else will.
I'm just happy to see a pupper in your videos
You could have taken your lawn mower back to Sears for a full unconditional guarantee which they had on tools, but of course Sears is no longer in business. Thanks for making this video.
Oooo wallet fire. The worst!!! Thanks R and W.
This happened to some random person on the highway and My dad saw that fire leaked from the car and he accelerated so fast that my phone came out of my hand and luckily We were both safe from the explosion
Thanks bro. Fuse blow for a reason. Dnt change Fuse amp
Great video. I got an old car recently (assigned to me) and it started to smoke. I did pull over in time. Radiator problem.
Was the temperature guage not in the middle of C and H
My brother’s flatulence caused his Monte Carlo SS to catch fire in 1987 💨 🔥
🤣🤣🤣😂
Nice to see a new video.
Can a catalytic converter cause a misfire?
Can you do a video about Automatic Transmission ?
Hello men my 2007 Honda Odyssey fuse box get fired when I put key in ignition to diagnose by my OBD SCANNER
What case could be reason
I appreciate for your answer
I got an oil/coolant leak from the dealership-had an oil change, car was 2 years old! Then, the air conditioner went out! Done on purpose. Been driving for 30 and NEVER had a dealership vandalize my car!!!
I miss your old school videos
Plot twist his dogs actual name is Butthead.
For real tho what type of dog hes gorgeous!!
Also very informative video as well . Thanks :)
Very nice video sir keep it up 👍❤🌹
Good stuff man 👍 @4:05 😂
I'm glad i subscribe. Always interesting. Thank you .
When you referenced your truck, was that a jeep Cherokee... just curious it looked like one..
Can you do an opinion/review on whether someone should buy a vw touareg?
I like your content! Keeep it up yo :)
Hey there, ive Honda Amaze 1.2 ltr petrol 2018 model(India).Few days back,its fuel pump got overheated and stoped operating while driving. It was replaced by the honda.But my concern is,before the fuel pump change i was getting 23 km/ltr fuel economy on highways,but after the change,it shows just 18 or 19 kmpl on my cars MID. What could be wrong??????????????????????
I've never seen coolant catch fire....??? At what temperature does coolant burn?
Hey there! Yes, you! I need some tips and tricks on the best approach to primer and repaint a panel on my car that someone hit and removed all the paint. I would really like to do it myself because it's too expensive to take it to a professional. What is the best approach?
I could do it for you. But I need something in return...😁
Hey shopping for new sedan for under $10000. Any ideas for the best purchases?
Missed you bud
I once had a leaky radiator that leaked straight on to my exhaust (2 stroke) im glad it didn't catch fire.
Thank you, good information.
You should make a video about How To Fix or prevent that white or blue stuff on ur battery. Plus its leaking acid. Please fix it. 👍
I had a mechanic work on my 1st fuel injected car..I drove it less than half mile til it died..before I lifted the hood I could smell gasoline big time! I looked and was shocked to see gasoline sprayed all over the engine bay! gas was dripping off the valve cover and slowly dripping in the exhaust manifold making! sounded like water dripping on a hot pan😣I backed away fearing an explosion! but them I saw the problem..the gasoline IN hose popped off..the clamp was not tight..surprised my car not explode in ball of fire..yes I was lucky no open flame was present
Same thing happened to me today. I tried changing my own. Big fire fail
Coolant can catch fire?
Hey buddy. Can you make a video for the 2nd generation dodge owners that have the NO BUS on the dashboard with crank no start issues.
Did you call Taravish? He will buy it off you.
I wonder what happened with recent model Hyundai/ Kia cars.. I heard there was an engine fire hazard on some Sonatas and Optimas
Just get an exotic sportcar and rev it in front of a traffic light. By the time it's green your car has catastrofically depreciated.
Brake fluid or Transmission fluid can cause fires if it leaks on a hot exhaust system too.
Numbers 6 and 7 are Tyler Hoover and Parker Neirenstein but they create content for Tavarish
Sir it's very important please tell me can a car be burn on its own last night at 1:30 pm our car burnt out and the fire started from the tire. Its very important.
Does a car ignite or spark causing fire even if its in stationary and the engine is off?
It's a good job you are riding lawn mower caught fire. We got a video out of it!