Customer States Truck They Bought Has A Rumble At Low Speeds | Just Rolled In
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:05 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 2WD. The transmission and engine mounts were damaged/worn, so the previous owner used chain and ratchet straps to keep everything in place + try and reduce vibrations. Good reason to always get an inspection before purchasing any vehicle.
0:16 Chevrolet Avalanche. The shop couldn't open the door without possibly damaging the door, so the customer did not get the door latch installed.
0:28 Shop told the customer to take it to the "mechanic" they bought the car from since the exhaust was hacked together. Otherwise, it would just need some new exhaust pipe and hangers welded then it would be fine.
0:43 Blown out rear shocks on a BMW E90. Shocks need to be replaced.
0:56 "That was a 5.0 Jaguar naturally aspirated on a 2013 XJ with a little over 110k miles / 177027 kilometers on it."
Oil was leaking from the backside of the valve cover. The silicone was cleaned off and valve cover gaskets were installed.
1:12 No extra info.
1:24 Why it's always important to inspect u-joints + grease them every service. Also, they are fairly cheap to replace, so replace them when needed! The technician did not mention what the customer will be doing with the vehicle but that will be an expensive fix!
1:42 No extra info.
1:54 "Drove over A rock on an interstate in PA. The customer's insurance covered the damage." They didn't mention the model Cadillac it was.
2:09 "Feedback from the blower to the right-hand tweeter. 2018 Hyundai Tucson with 7 miles/12 kilometres, that a car rental place just bought."
2:24 The mechanic said it didn't have the oil cap, and 3 spark plug wires were cut and tapped on the end. He also drained the engine oil and there was a lot of fuel in it so he believes the customer was driving around for a while with his engine running very rough.
2:35 Shop refused to install the tires, as they told the customer it was not safe and they don't want to be liable for anything.
2:44 "Customer was told not to drive it and he drove away with it."
Outer tie rod ends were duct-taped, missing lug nuts, the radiator support was broken, rear strut mounts were broken and spray foamed together, rusty undercarriage, rear trailing arm mounts chained to the mount, and a whole lot more.
3:08 2010 Subaru Impreza, rusted out sub-frame where lower control arms bolts to it.
3:16 "BAE Systems Caiman MRAP law enforcement conversion that I personally unfitted with emergency equipment for my employer."
3:25 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
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Merry Christmas to you, Mrs. Just Rolled In, and Little Just Rolled Out! All the best to you and yours this holiday season! o7
@@cmdrclassified thank you. Back at you. Hope you have a great Christmas and holidays! Still got 4 videos to post before the year is over 😁
I'm watching from the pleasure of my house on my phone in the 417, The Ozark Mountains of SW Missouri.
"Can't keep them nice forever." Best line.
0:28 dude spent more on hose clamps than the price of a new exhaust.
I could not stop LAUGHING at that one,and it was in another shop as well
Yeah I had multiple rust out spots on my Dakota repaired with tin/aluminum cans, foil, repair tape, etc and finally quit being a cheap skate and had it replaced.
With enough clamps you can make complete exhaust.
I was thinking the same thing 🤣
@@XtreeM_FaiL Just arc-weld them all together.
That center-console 'ashtray' was absolutely bizarre!
I wouldn't touch that cancer mobile for anything.
The customer probably thought the butts would fall on the road. Quiet littering. Instead, it bit him for a repair bill. Karma in action.
Can you imagine what the inside of the car smelled like?
@@danmcclure6670 Unfortunately, yes. Some idiot dumped their ashtray into the charity donation box I was about to add to last week. I got one whiff and gagged. Told the charity about it and they had to dump the entire contents of the box in the dumpster. All those donations were tainted and ruined. I'm not afraid to say it: Smokers, you are so foul and gross. Go live on the moon or something.
The owner’s lucky they didn’t catch the car on fire.
As a mechanic, this is one of the most anxiety inducing episodes I've seen so far. Really glad we don't get disasters like this in the shop. Often...
Yeah man. I commented earlier that this is the worst one ive seen yet on this channel!
Sorry, yeah woman!
@@rgr4475 lmao, no worries.
But yeah it's honestly kind of impressive, if not completely terrifying. The worst I've seen at my shop since I've been there are wheel bearings with way too much play, and tie rod ends holding on for dear life. Once we had an Astrovan that had it's idler arm attached to the frame with some thin sheet metal and some small self tapping screws, and they were wondering why it was all over the road. Another time we had a Wrangler come in and the pinion gear in the rear diff was absolutely shredded.
@@rgr4475 This hit me the same way! I kept saying to myself How? Why?
They don't need a mechanic. They need a drug rehab clinic.
Public service announcement: ALWAYS get an inspection done BEFORE buying a used car, paying for an inspection can save you TONS of money and pain, especially if you live in an area where rust is prevalent.
1 second of looking at the 1st one would have saved a lot of hassle
You mean: "GET enough man-points to look INTO it BEFORE buying..."
Or just learn what to look for yourself
@@TheCatOfAges Exactly my point indeed. Just open the hood and look underneath lets you avoid 85% of the lemons. No skills other than common sense required.🙃👍
I can't tell how many post purchase inspections I've done. When they bring it in afterwards it's because its has problems, usually a lot of problems. I worked at Firestone for a while and we would do an inspection for something like $20, which is nothing. I could never get over that.
LMAO that packing tape
I've been learning so much about money saving car maintenance hacks from your videos. And saved a bunch by not using actual tools .
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Lol
Try Literally hacking the car into pieces with some rocks, you'll obviously save so much money you earn some!!!
...at the scrapyard heehee
ROFL....best comment
Or actual parts...
Don't tell me you drove the car afterwards ☠️💀
Once again totally amazed at these rolling on the highway, junkyard slider cars. Hell I know scrap yards that wouldn't even run these vehicles as parts chasers within the junkyard!
Yup I'd be embarrassed to even junk some of these deathtraps on wheels.
It seems that by today standards, anything that has 4 wheels and can roll on his own can be considered like a car.
when you can't even sell it as scrap metal cause Iron Oxide isn't valuable enough and that's all that's left on the car.
@@SDogo Fred Flintstone is out, then. How he manages to turn that thing on 2 wheels, I may never know.
@@101Volts what i want to know is where they hid the engine on something that has very little space for one! Fred Flinstone and other motorists seemed to have engines in their cars later in the series, but it was always a mystery where they put them!😂
The hidden ashtray is the nastiest thing I've ever seem
lmao, the hoarder cars with live roaches and even mice running around inside, those are by far the worst I've seen, absolutely nauseating
Some of those make me wonder how did they even survive the lift
Ah, the century old legend of the car that is so rusted, that the lift is moving through the girder instead of lifting it
Not such a strange thought. I worked with a guy that had a lower ball joint separate as it was being lifted on the rack. I've had an outer tie rod end separate driving the car into the shop...just 1 in a big list of those kind of moments.
I worked in service stations all through high school and college and a Chrysler Imperial dealer after college while awaiting entry into Army. I never ever ever saw anything like what is on these videos. Absolutely amazing what people do to vehicles and what they will drive around on! These are death wishes in many cases!!
I'm starting to think that half of these customer repairs are staged BS. Still get millions of views, making someone rich. Getting within a cu** hair of clicking "don't recommend channel."
@@stevewalker206 I always laugh at these comments because there's thousands and thousands of mechanics all around the world who posts what they encounter online on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit or sent to this channel. This is why I make the videos short. I look for the best, mind blowing content to show people. Then I do that and people think it's fake. Too each their own but once you've been in the industry you'd know.
@@stevewalker206 I shit like this every day. Sadly it's not fake. I live in a state without inspections, so this is what's on the road.
@@JustRolledIn Fair play to you, (I guess...) Maybe the "confuses Sea Foam with 'spray foam insulation'" videos were a little much for me. I'll buy the "excessive hose clamps on exhaust systems" any day, however.
I'm a retired tech John. Unfortunately I saw WAYYYY to much of these death wish rides on the road !
Man, this one has some that dropped my jaw. Also, "Can't keep them nice forever!" lol
Gorilla glue? On a door? WTH!?! I think I’ve seen everything now… dear Lord.
Let's hope there isn't an emergency when you need to use that door 😅
@@JustRolledIn seriously! That’s just crazy.
angry ex?!
At least it doesn't needs the new latch XD
Modern day Duke brothers... I was pondering how does one dissolve gorilla glue.
Chrisfix has a good inspection list.
Ive used it when i was looking to get a car and it avoided me so many junkers. Then i found one that seem all good and at that point took it for a tech inspection.
Tech said, "if you dont buy it, i will".
Best car I've had.
Awesome! What kind of car did you end up buying?
Chris Fix's lists are forever helping me out. Just tonight I put sandwich bags over my mirrors so I don't have to spend time in the morning trying to defrost them. UA-cam legend.
@@JustRolledIn i used to have a gen3 TL.
Now i have a cx3 awd. (Tiny little thing thats freakin awesome in winter with the awd. No need for handbrake to have fun in snow, just give it gas an sideways it goes.)
Which specific things on the list did you find wrong with the cars that you didn't buy?
I've got several short pieces of chain floating around from when we farmed, now I know how to use them! Lol
Thanks for another great video sir!
You gotta chain those control arms down so they don't escape!
The duct tape holding the tie rod into the knuckle just blows my mind honestly
Funny how most of today's clips have chains holding the vehicles (barely) together. lol
Love this content with all my little melted brain. Just stunned at all the stupidity in "repairs" and crap maintenance people think is fine. Thank You All.
people smarter than that usually don't end up at repair shops
If these were about good repairs, that would be boring. This is just the worst of the worst, always remember that. For each badly done repair, there are still a lot of good repairs you're not paying attention to, including ones that were done at home. Why would I post about changing my differential gasket to this channel? It went well, but it's kinda pointless to say it here.
Hey NOW! That's NOT FAIR!!! That one truck's door was FINE!!! Just need to use the other door from now on.../S
Gotta love the multi purpose packing tape even being used to replace a window entirely, what can’t packing tape do? Hell I’m gonna go replace my crankshaft with packing tape
Silly me🤪 I thought duct tape was the only way to go
Not the crankshaft, silly person, just the rod bearings.
2:23 Oh that poor 3800.. :( One of the most reliable engines out there
Why are you sad about a man giving his car a tune-up? 🤣
Clipped off 3 spark plug wires and hoped it would help?!
@@stephenp448 I imagine some people have no understanding of the basic principles of an internal combustion engine 😂
Packing tape !? Pfft, should have used duct tape. 😂 Love these videos, keep them coming!
The exhaust “fix” seemed like it would take more time then many other options.
Cheaper though
The, "It's the multipurpose kind" line is the funniest thing I've heard + seen in a long time!
Great comedic timing there
The ones that always get me are the egregious violations of materials science logic. I mean who in their right mind thinks silicone on the outside of the valve cover seam or packing tape on a tire leak are going to work? Like AT ALL?
These are videos of our GOVERNMENT employees taking care of their cars,it resembles the way they care for the U.S.
Seems like another level of stupid!! Especially the one with packing tape on a flat tire!!
Silicone on the outside of the valve cover is like saying "put the band aid to your forehead" when you have a cut on your chin. I think I get it, though. They're trying to fix it as well as they can without knowing how. Like a little kid trying to put a vase back together with tape, instead of patiently and carefully with a strong adhesive.
Maybe they're scared to do more, too.
A tweaker.
Don't forget, these people can vote.
Wait, that explains a lot.
I have a few cars that I had over 5 to 10 years each. The key thing was regular maintenance. Oil changes, transmission fluid change, rotation of ties, aliments. I did a lot DIY have a run into these issues. I would catch things like ball joints, control arm bushings and engine mounts before they would become a problem. Not everyone can do DIYs I understand, but spending a few 100 dollars in regular maintenance at an autoshop can save thousands. One simple thing, if you live in the rustbelt, wash your car regularly. Just doing that can keep you from driving a rusted frame deathtrap.
Dude 5 to 10 years is nothing. When you make it to 20 let me know.
@@autohelix I tend to move on with cars, but the point I was making is, you can see some of these cars that were not even 7 years old and they turned into rusted out POS's from not doing regular maintenance.
I work in car rental and you would not believe some of the stuff that happens to our cars. Just today I dealt with a Fusion with a back door that won't latch. It literally just bounces back open when you try to close it. Currently it is being held shut by the seatbelt on that side so we can drive it somewhere for repair.
My current favorite is the Corolla where someone cut the seatbelt in half, and then glued the ends back together.
Oml that packing tape clip got me good 🤣
How many people here are glad that you can not see the underside of the cars that you ride around next to every day?
I think I'd rather know!!
As usual, it's painful to watch your videos, and I love it lol
Lol I'll take it as a compliment
@@JustRolledIn as you should
Man this channel is an absolute gold mine. I know 300k subs is nothing to scoff at but that should be a mil
I don‘t like the TÜV in Germany, but every time I see this kind of videos, I love it!
That police truck looks like something a batman villain would be driving.
The silicone removal off the valve cover was satisfying
Just think, these people ACTUALLY came into the shop. Just imagine what's still out there on the roads.
I can’t even believe the number of cars and trucks that are literally disintegrating from rust that the owner is blissfully unaware of. It’s becoming an epidemic of its own.
Probably just don't care anyway.
Thanks to your channel I'll be staying safe this Christmas- I'll be staying off the roads!
Every time you watch one of these videos remind yourself that these people are out on the roads with you. Have a nice day😊
Especially States that do not require inspections such as Florida . Many cars are driving around with bald tires , no brakes and ball joints that are ready to fall out .
As a long haul truck driver, I shudder knowing these vehicles are on the same roads I drive on.
That packing tape comment and surprise reveal with 'universal packing tape' had me cracking up!
Absolutely speechless. Unbelievable... keep up the great work
At 0:55 I don’t understand why it makes noise!
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0:50 Someone get that mechanic a new light for Christmas!
Good lord! I really feel it's okay to empathize with the mechanics. you guys get the shit-end of the stick a lot!
I have lived in a rust belt state for my entire life and have owned many cars and trucks, most of which were parked outside and driven in all kinds of weather. None of them ever got as rusty as the vehicles I see on this channel. I have however seen a few vehicles that looked like some of them, I just didn't own any.
They probably followed the salt truck
This is quickly becoming my favorite channel.
Cadillac with 8000 miles ran over a rock
"cant keep em nice forever"
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I feel so much better after watching these videos, always keep my car in tip top shape
About once a month I forward one of these to my 20 yo who is away at college saying, "How's your car doing?"
@@Alan_Mac I’m 26 and I own a Porsche, can’t afford to slip up on that 😂
@@makaylaserniotti1474 I hear you. I've a Range Rover. Slip up on the maintenance and I could have to remortgage my house...
@@AppleReviews Bart, you didn't do it right. If you change the oil but not the filter, that's like cleaning the baby but leaving a messy diaper.
@@Alan_Mac woof, understatement. I bet you have a lot of fun driving though!
Love this show! Always amazing.
2:00 that got a good giggle out of me lmao
Great video! So many ideas on different ways to fix my car. Awesome!
This particular episode is making me feel like bugs are crawling on me lol. How are people that clueless? This is why we need strong, smart, and competent fathers in this world! Teach your children well people!
Bro these the types of cars my mom keeps buying
Oh boy 😅
so does my daughter...
Seeing the first segment of your video reminded me of this time I had a 97 Chevrolet 1500 Z71 package truck show up at the shop, it was 2003 and the manual transmission was chained up and was secondary secured by ratchet straps since the tranny mount bolts were snapped off this was the real men of genius idea they could muster up. Nevertheless I was successful in extracting the broken bolts and cut the welds off of the chain, and had to cut the ratchet strap since the ratchet was perma rusted together. I'm betting the kid done a 6 grand dump on the clutch to break the bolts. The case was surprisingly not cracked anywhere too since I had plenty of time to inspect it. Still have this memory burnt into my head after almost it being 20 years removed.
Me thinking im neglecting my car by going a few hundred miles over my oil and putting off my pads for another week, watching these videos makes me feel much better about myself
I can understand about the door latch going out. The back passenger door latch on my saturn vue went out after the door was opened. I'm more sophisticated than using glue to keep the door closed. I took off the door panel, unscrewed the latch and used a 3,000lb ratchet strap to keep the door closed.
The Police tactical vehicle at the end would make the perfect bug out vehicle in a Mad Max style post apocalyptic world.
Definitely! I'll take one please lol
Nah, a bicycle would serve you much better; get in shape and learn how to fix it yourself. But there is no crime in fantasizing!
They say ignorance is bliss.
And there are a lot of blissful people out there!
As always. Another great video!
Definitely a like! It amazes me when I see these videos what people do to their vehicles. What is wrong with people? I had to watch this one twice. 😂 That police vehicle is amazing! Thank you!
How does that conversation work when the mechanic tells you your car is death trap?
Holy crap. This is crazy stuff. Man you guys get some gems of cars.
I've been watching for a while and this one was pretty intense 😂 I had my hands on my face shocked a couple times
These videos truly boggle my mind, every week it's just another level of crazy..... Thinking that this week its gonna get old, but it t never does. 🤷 How did these people ever obtain a driving license? Totally baffled?! 👍
it makes me wonder: is there no Periodic Car Inspection in the USA?
@@RuiCatarino1972 The following states do not require an annual vehicle safety inspection: Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, South Carolina, and South Dakota.
I remember during my mechanic days we had a customer with a Mazda 3 hatchback come in stating that their car was overheating ,and they couldn’t figure out why. It turns out they had some work done at another shop and they had rolled in with the alternator and a belt missing.
Can you even start and drive a car that has no alternator?
Incredible 'repairs'..... thanks for sharing
As always, great video! 👍👍
Apparently some people think that gorilla glue , packing tape and chain fixes everything 🤦 . The last clip , that would make a great recovery rig
That's the wrong combo, the correct engineers emergency toolbox is actually duct tape and WD40.
Incidentally, if he just used an entire roll of duct tape to keep the door shut (imagine covering the whole circumference of the car with the duct tape to hold the door shut,) it could have been quicker to remove. It would have been a *lot* easier to see as a "repair" in public, though.
@@parafitality2730 Don't forget bailing wire.
@@parafitality2730 can't forget a hammer ( bigger the better , or gooder )
@@parafitality2730 Also, a tube of Stop-Leak and a can of "Fix-A-Flat" (for when you want to ruin your radiator and pay for a new one).
The thing that scares me the most about these vehicles other than the sheer stupidity of what people do to them is the fact these accidents looking for a place to happen are on the road with us on a daily basis!!! A Sobering thought to say the least!!
The owners of such cars would rather cheap out and do a questionable repair themselves, putting themselves and everybody in danger, just to save a few $$$. It saves trouble and $$$ in the long run by having a qualified mechanic repair it. Doing your own repairs is dangerous; God forbid if you have an accident and injure an innocent person and wind up in court. When the judge finds out about the homemade repair, they will skin you alive.
"Rusty Shackleford".....classic
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That is some world class craftsmanship.
😂 so many facepalms 🤦
This is why i'm happy we have to legally do a inspection every 14 months ! and if your car fails the isnpection u can't for some cases dont drive the car from the inspection!
That one with all the hose clamps on the exhaust, reminds me of my first vehicle when I was a teenager...I didn't have much money, but I had access to hose clamps, no-hub bands for cast iron sewer pipe, and pieces of sheet metal, so it looked pretty much the same as this one did, lol.
The greatness we have witnessed on these repairs Lol 😆
Always fascinating and a bit sad to see the countless dodgy vehicles that are seemingly free roaming in the wild out there..
I had a barricaded person just don the street from my home earlier this year. I've seen what a police MRAP can do to a house. They slapped a breach bar on that thing and I am amazed what it did to the garage door. So yeah, you definitely don't want to be on the receiving end of one of those things!
I'm glad I live somewhere where annual safety checks on cars are compulsory!
Videos like this make me thankful for safety inspection requirement.
Yup, packing tape can fix many things - but not stupidity...
It'll fix stupidity if you put it over their mouth and nose...
HE just needed to put it on the inside instead
Gorilla Glued the door shut... that's something my ex-wife woulda' done
In process of replacing a front wheel bearing, customer started hearing a noise 2 days ago. All the rollers are MIA, caliper bracket holding everything together. Front brakes with rotors, c/v axle replacement, and, of course, a wheel bearing. When I went out to the parking lot to get it, RF corner had the tire lean of all time!
This channel proves safety inspections ARE NEEDED
This is one reason the mandatory safety inspections are needed in states that do not have them
It won't make a difference. People will just drive around without getting an inspection or pay under the table to get a pass. Unless you are going to confiscate people's cars. I see people every day with months expired paper tags or no tags. No one cares.
Ummmmm, I smoke and 1:52, HELL NO 🤮
When you can get an ashtray for about $5. Seen this so many times.
What customers like you guys got you guys going to be here in business forever
Thanks for the content 🙂
Just gotta put this out there, that "Police" vehicle at the end is not the answer to crime, all it's going to do is empower the police to be more ruthless against marginalized communities. The money spent on that vehicle could have gone to hiring social workers
There will always be people who spit in the face of authority. More government isn't the answer. Enforcement of law and order and a strong church are the answers.
@@TehButterflyEffect You do realize you're advocating for Authoritarianism and Theocracy, right? The stuff of Dystopian movies, ever heard of V for Vendetta? Yeah, that's what you are wanting.
I'm wanting a system where Human well-being is placed above profits, and having a literal military vehicle to scare people out of doing crimes isn't that. If people were just given the basic necessities to live, you'll watch most crime statistics vanish. Poverty, Low Education and desperation breathes crime, which can be fixed by again changing to a system that puts Human Well-being first
0:44 technician states: I've dropped my light too many times😂😂😂😂😂 I'm pretty sure we've all had lights that look this way
I appreciate how you put in the car make in the video they appear in.
Man, this one has to take the Hackery award from all the others i have seen. Whole lot of jank going on in this one. Like WTF even was that mess on the first one, so many straps i couldn't tell what was holding what on... 🤣
Chains and tape - all you need. LOL. Reminds me of my younger days. Coat hanger, electrical tape and a leatherman fixed most problems on the road. Down in Mexico on a trip the alternator broke off my classic car. I used a coat hanger to fasten it to the fender well. Leatherman twisted it to get enough pressure to run the alternator just fine. Never did fix that properly. Lol.
3:16 that´s some weird Christmas tree 🤣
Excellent dude 👌 loved the tank tape around the track rod ends 😮🤣🤣 enjoy your weekend bud 👍
That one was scary lol and you as well buddy 👍
Like the creative use of chains in this video.
👍👍👍👍for the last clip. That vehicle needs to be used to get those other vehicles off the road. Thanks again for the 😂😂😂😂keep’m coming
Some of this stuff amazes me, even after 44 years in the automotive business.
Wow, that amazing. Mochanic work.
Great one once again you never disappoint thanks for sharing. Seeing videos like yours I often wonder which I think are worse the Dodgy Brothers repairs or the poor state of vehicles shown. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
0:43 Mechanic states: I need a new work light :D