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Scotty Kilmer Hey Scotty, I changed the oil on my 2012 GMC Sierra yesterday but it still says change oil soon and that the oil life is at zero percent on the dash, I drove it around for a couple of minutes and again this morning to work and it seems to run just fine but the light still shows up what do you think could be the wrong
don't have any dents, yet, on my o3 f150j, but always wondered about dents, and thanks for the link on where to get them, you rock dude, vahrooooooooom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you can also buy a tool for that, where you drill a small hole and screw in the rod and the rod has a weight on it that slides away from the car and hits the stop near your body and pulls out the dent and i have seen this work too, hope that helps!
Thanks so much for responding. Makes perfect sense that the wheel bearings would be an issue. I had thought about replacing all these things when i bought the car 3 years ago, but have been doing what I can being on a fixed income. Brakes and engine were first. Gotta be able to stop even more than go as far as I'm concerned. Been doing a lot of research on the hubs, I figure easier to replace whole unit as I had them off doing brakes. Looking at medium grade Centrix for about $62 each. So many to choose from and some companies just don't have the oem or reviews I like to see. But thanks so much Scotty. Kevin
Scotty - This advice is a huge plus financially - saves a lot of money, and makes the repaired section look like it was never damaged.Fantastic advice here,as is the case with most all of your videos. No crude,lewd,obscene,or offensive language here. P.S. Happy Birthday! And many more!
Scotty, thanks for these great tips. I've been doing the old dent repair methods for years, which require paint work...I'll definitely try these tools and tricks next go around. Keep up the videos.
It’s hard for me to find family-friendly car accounts on UA-cam. Thank you for being such a light in the world! You are very endearing and kind. I just subscribed!
Warning About Hot Water trick It can damage the clear coat or paint overall just ruin if u put hot water on a cold surafce make sure both surfaces are kind of warm. Just put a much cooler hot water
That’s right. Put cooler hotter water then normal. But make sure you use natural spring water as its heat transfer properties are more efficient than tap water.
The hot water tip really works, had a larger dent pressed in from someone's door hitting mine and worked like a charm. I got a couple of those hail damage dents... suction cups cool info to get those out.
I did this once with a suction base from a camera mount, the kind that you have to pump by hand. Worked great and took the big dent out of my brother-in-law's RAV4 that had been there for 2 years.
You are my favorite car guy. I have learned so much from you and your entertaining personality makes it so less boring from the other guys on youtube. Thanks Scotty!
Scotty definitely said basic things such as properties of a material and properties of fluids but if you're a mechanical engineer and have a diploma I don't see how you would have learnt many things that would help you to be a better engineer.
@@captiansparkles8139 offcourse in this video it was a basic concept but there are many more things in previous videos which are required for every graduate. And what's the issue in appreciating anyone. Why do you bother?
Apperantly you aren’t allowed to learn more then what you already know. Glad to know that even though you got a degree you’re humble enough to admit you’ve learn many things from Scotty, not a lot of people would do that many would be arrogant!
Hey Scotty! Love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge about cars. Your videos have been so helpful to me finding problems in my car.
A link to that little suction cup would be much appreciated. I got one at Harbor Freight this weekend that did the trick on a very large dent I had in a rear quarter panel on my truck since 2014. I had beaten a good portion of it out with a rubber hammer from inside when it happened, but this tool pulled it out the rest of the way. I was pleasantly amazed.
Back in the late 1970s some douchebag put a large push in dent to my car fender and disappeared. I got home went for the traditional rubber plunger with the long wooden handle pulled out the huge dent. Even my wife was impressed. Although it was not 100% perfect. But was close enough to soothe our eyes and glad we don't have to deal with the greedy insurance.
I worked 6 hours on my dent in my rear gate and I bought a kit that you glue on parts and pull the dent out. I got nowhere on this method. Looks so good on the video. Also, I can't find any shop to fix it. They only want to replace the entire gate. Great.
You'll be able to get the dent out with these most times, but you generally won't be able to get rid of the "crease" marks left from where the metal was bent.
+Victor G I imagine this suction and hot water method would be okay on a car that already has dings and scratches. But for my personal car, I wouldn't do it, because I want perfection. I've taken my car to my favorite autobody shop, and paid them $150 to remove a door ding. Nothing beats a talented PDR guy.
True, this method is more for a car that's not really worth putting a lot of money into repairing anymore. More of a "good enough" fix than an actual repair.
Thank you for teaching me. You helped me to keep my 1993 Fox Body 2.3 L Mustang on the road for 8 years. It needs lift love now, but I just purchased a 2008 Honda Fit Sport this week, and WOW! ❤
Simply the best, Scotty! Fun, entertaining videos and common sense go a long way. Love the info you give, quick and to the point. Always great when you have a new video pop up on UA-cam. Thanks!
Hey scotty I have a 2003 dodge dakota sport it has 4x4 I have a problem when I go from drive to reverse park to drive or park to reverse some times the car wont move so I go back up on gear and back down and works just fine shifts good. Have also had a problem where the car go wont past 70-75 is this normal for this type of car thank you.
@@moisesfernandez4189 ...you might want to look on some Dakota forums.....most vehicles of the same make and model have similar problems and it mighr be mentioned as a common issue....Scotty thinks Dodge /Chrysler have junk transmissions....
The hot glue is the key to this, placed exactly where and several places as needed. Gentle tug with pliers on your nail placement(s) to get dent out. Alcohol makes the glue fall right off with no paint damage.
You seem like such a nice guy. Thank you so much for your generosity sharing these tips with us. I’ve got some little bitty dents that I need to get out. I guess maybe just get a smaller suction cup? I’ve also seen it done with just a glue stick.
+Darrell Knox - Thousands of people watch Scotty's videos and comment on them. Actually winning one of the products is like winning a low-stakes lottery. You have a better chance, but it's still pretty unlikely that you'll win.
I got pissed working on my fiance's mini cooper once, and I punched the hood and left a nice big dent. When I took it for an auto body estimate, they wanted about 400-500 bucks. I got one of those dent pullers for $10 from Autozone. I did pull the big dent out but made 5 tiny ones as a result. Being in the car business, I cringed when I saw it...but luckily the lady didn't care. lol
Hi, Need you to bust the dumb craze about ceramic coating on regular cars... The thing costs a bomb & isn't VFM, yet it's branded misleadingly & glamorously...
Its expensive to have done but I wholeheartedly recommend people do it personally if they have a nice car they care about. I do it professionally if you have any questions about it
I'm a dent repair specialist, I have some of these suction pullers in my toolkit and while they do have their place, they'll only work on panels with certain tention configurations. Don't expect them to work miracles.
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Okay, I want the suction cups for my '89 Suburban.
Scotty Kilmer Hey Scotty, I changed the oil on my 2012 GMC Sierra yesterday but it still says change oil soon and that the oil life is at zero percent on the dash, I drove it around for a couple of minutes and again this morning to work and it seems to run just fine but the light still shows up what do you think could be the wrong
don't have any dents, yet, on my o3 f150j, but always wondered about dents, and thanks for the link on where to get them, you rock dude, vahrooooooooom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Scotty. I've tried this on my car, but it's really difficult because the dent is right below my headlight on my fender. Any suggestions ?
you can also buy a tool for that, where you drill a small hole and screw in the rod and the rod has a weight on it that slides away from the car and hits the stop near your body and pulls out the dent and i have seen this work too, hope that helps!
Worked so well my whole car’s now inside out
😂
Lol...
lol
🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Scotty was just driving around repairing random cars dents 😂
I've actually had people approach me on the street saying they cod remove my car's dents in 30min for some cash.
Sounds like a good hustle :)
@@onikin Lol, nice!
LMFAOOOOO ONG
@@onikin how dented is your car? Lol 😂
That feel when you live in a golf course
Doesn’t work without the classic Scotty grunt!
That grunt gets me everytime
Get them wet,hot,and plenty suction ...Got it. Thanks Scotty Kilmer ;)
very clean an non offensive man you win.....
This is not a clean and non-offensive comment... happystar1000, but I like it anyway. ha
Mmm yes daddy
What a cool idea that actually didn't suck.
no this idea really sucks
@@scottykilmer lol it does.
ha ha ha!!!
Hahahahaha!
I'll have to give it a go with the hot water tip. Would it damage the clear coat finish on the paint though?
Thanks so much for responding. Makes perfect sense that the wheel bearings would be an issue. I had thought about replacing all these things when i bought the car 3 years ago, but have been doing what I can being on a fixed income. Brakes and engine were first. Gotta be able to stop even more than go as far as I'm concerned. Been doing a lot of research on the hubs, I figure easier to replace whole unit as I had them off doing brakes. Looking at medium grade Centrix for about $62 each. So many to choose from and some companies just don't have the oem or reviews I like to see. But thanks so much Scotty. Kevin
Scotty since I've been watching your videos I'm not afraid to take on a repair on my car. Thanks for your generosity.
Scotty - This advice is a huge plus financially - saves a lot of money, and makes the repaired section look like it was never damaged.Fantastic advice here,as is the case with most all of your videos. No crude,lewd,obscene,or offensive language here. P.S. Happy Birthday! And many more!
I may not watch all of your videos, but I do always enjoy them when I do
That’s awesome, and I definitely have a few small dings ( downside of parking in an apartment complex)
Scotty you are a genius, we need someone like you running the government.
AMEN TO THAT TRUE STATEMENT! GO TRUMP!
Scotty, thanks for these great tips. I've been doing the old dent repair methods for years, which require paint work...I'll definitely try these tools and tricks next go around. Keep up the videos.
Did you ever try it out?
Always learning something when you watch Scotty
Those things really do suck? Awesome! Thanks!
yeah they suck
@@scottykilmer Thanks for your reply. You're awesome!!!
That's offensive
It’s hard for me to find family-friendly car accounts on UA-cam. Thank you for being such a light in the world! You are very endearing and kind. I just subscribed!
Warning About Hot Water trick
It can damage the clear coat or paint overall just ruin if u put hot water on a cold surafce make sure both surfaces are kind of warm.
Just put a much cooler hot water
Not true.
OR USE A HEAT GUN
That’s right. Put cooler hotter water then normal. But make sure you use natural spring water as its heat transfer properties are more efficient than tap water.
@@AlfaGTA156 yeah if you have a high end Merc you'll need the most expensive bottled water as this is so pure it won't damage your paint!
Michael Bamber I recommend Buxton spring water or highland spring water from the glens of Scotland for merc paint.
The hot water tip really works, had a larger dent pressed in from someone's door hitting mine and worked like a charm. I got a couple of those hail damage dents... suction cups cool info to get those out.
@@rodgerbruce1 it all depends on the size of the dent. The hail size dents I have only require the smaller size ones.
did yours come in a kit with different sizes?
I didn't purchase any of them yet, was commenting based off the info Scotty provided in the video.
The hot water won't damage the paint or clear coat right?
I did this once with a suction base from a camera mount, the kind that you have to pump by hand. Worked great and took the big dent out of my brother-in-law's RAV4 that had been there for 2 years.
I loved the materialism picture. My 99 Buick looks like it encountered hail a few times, so I'll give this a whirl when the snow stops.
Thank you for passing on your wisdom. Your energy is very appealing
You are my favorite car guy. I have learned so much from you and your entertaining personality makes it so less boring from the other guys on youtube. Thanks Scotty!
i am a mechanical engineer and I have learned many things from you.
ron valic You are a a gentleman and a scholar.
Scotty definitely said basic things such as properties of a material and properties of fluids but if you're a mechanical engineer and have a diploma I don't see how you would have learnt many things that would help you to be a better engineer.
@@captiansparkles8139 offcourse in this video it was a basic concept but there are many more things in previous videos which are required for every graduate. And what's the issue in appreciating anyone. Why do you bother?
@Asc Insa That comment wasn't only for this particular video. No offense
Apperantly you aren’t allowed to learn more then what you already know.
Glad to know that even though you got a degree you’re humble enough to admit you’ve learn many things from Scotty, not a lot of people would do that many would be arrogant!
Hey Scotty! Love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge about cars. Your videos have been so helpful to me finding problems in my car.
This guy is the best man i love this guy
This is a clean, non offensive comment, Scotty !!!
A link to that little suction cup would be much appreciated. I got one at Harbor Freight this weekend that did the trick on a very large dent I had in a rear quarter panel on my truck since 2014. I had beaten a good portion of it out with a rubber hammer from inside when it happened, but this tool pulled it out the rest of the way. I was pleasantly amazed.
Scotty is the truth mechanic, the mack daddy of car repairs,and thanks man your vids help me out
Back in the late 1970s some douchebag put a large push in dent to my car fender and disappeared. I got home went for the traditional rubber plunger with the long wooden handle pulled out the huge dent. Even my wife was impressed. Although it was not 100% perfect. But was close enough to soothe our eyes and glad we don't have to deal with the greedy insurance.
That Same Night Wife give you a nice cake you deserve 👍👍
You’re awesome. I always refer to your videos.
I worked 6 hours on my dent in my rear gate and I bought a kit that you glue on parts and pull the dent out. I got nowhere on this method. Looks so good on the video. Also, I can't find any shop to fix it. They only want to replace the entire gate. Great.
I’ve seen the hot water trick work really well on plastic. I’d prefer solid metal bumpers though.
Thank you scotty
For sharing some of your mechanical knowledge for us viewers..👍
Rev up your Dent Pullers!!
You'll be able to get the dent out with these most times, but you generally won't be able to get rid of the "crease" marks left from where the metal was bent.
+Victor G I imagine this suction and hot water method would be okay on a car that already has dings and scratches. But for my personal car, I wouldn't do it, because I want perfection. I've taken my car to my favorite autobody shop, and paid them $150 to remove a door ding. Nothing beats a talented PDR guy.
True, this method is more for a car that's not really worth putting a lot of money into repairing anymore. More of a "good enough" fix than an actual repair.
I've heard about using suction but the hot water tip is great. Thanks.
Hey Scotty I love your Live Free or Die sign . Always something new .Thank's.
live free or die is a very needed phrase these past 2 years
Go Trump!!! Vets for Trump!! 🇺🇸
Thank you for teaching me. You helped me to keep my 1993 Fox Body
2.3 L Mustang on the road for 8 years. It needs lift love now, but I just purchased a 2008 Honda Fit Sport this week, and WOW! ❤
Uncanny, last week some little bugger kicked my car door, that suction cup is exactly what I need.
Bet that suck!
_scotty Killmer wants to know your location_
@@NPC-ik6tu ...hello...I'm in WV matey !!!
@@tardeliesmagic ...it'll suck for him if I catch him !!!
Simply the best, Scotty! Fun, entertaining videos and common sense go a long way. Love the info you give, quick and to the point. Always great when you have a new video pop up on UA-cam. Thanks!
I have been looking for a way to fix a small dent on my car, these look awesome
Wow!.. didn't realize it could be that simple!
Congrats you won, email me your full name and address so I can mail you these suction cups: scotty.mechanic@gmail.com
@@scottykilmer Will do!
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@@gabrielross5863 Lucky you you got a free gift from scotty . The man is a legend ❤
You’ve taught me so many things sr.
MUCHAS GRACIAS 🙏🏼
Video on dent removal - very helpful. Entertaining too and I'm pretty sure I can save a lot of money doing this myself.
A toilet plunger works too. Lol
The Body Shop Owners of America disapprove of this video!! No clean non-offensive comment for you!!😃
Scotty's been saving lives for years Thanks Scotty.
I wonder if I could replace my girlfriend's mouth with one of these
No.
*suction cup noise* ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@Jar Head OOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
dont forget to boil some water first
40% of the time it works EVERY time...
WOW! Nobody said, Rev up your rubber cup suckers!!!.... til now.
Love your humor and the tips, thank you so much! 😊
This reminds me of my old tech teacher. Best man I ever knew.
suction cup and elbow grease🤣
What a great idea and money saver.thanks for all your videos I go on your site whenever I have issues THANKS AGAIN !!
Thanks Scottie!
“If Monday had a face I’d punch it” 🤣
Hey scotty I have a 2003 dodge dakota sport it has 4x4 I have a problem when I go from drive to reverse park to drive or park to reverse some times the car wont move so I go back up on gear and back down and works just fine shifts good. Have also had a problem where the car go wont past 70-75 is this normal for this type of car thank you.
Hey scotty love the work I would love a set please keep em revving
Torque converter.. .
@@markbaum9615 is that's what's wrong
@@moisesfernandez4189 ...may be that converter..
Delayed shifting along with speed limited to 75mph...just a semi educated guess....
@@moisesfernandez4189 ...you might want to look on some Dakota forums.....most vehicles of the same make and model have similar problems and it mighr be mentioned as a common issue....Scotty thinks Dodge
/Chrysler have junk transmissions....
This is one of the best videos on youtube for removing car dents.
Does Toyota make the best rubber suction cups? 😅
Love your videos. Rev up your engines and keep them revving. 🙂
I bet you can get them on Anazon. Ck out the links he provides.
Toyota cars are so good....you can't dent them......
I've seen them at DD's for about 5$ and I happen to have a few I bought from Ebay I use the small ones for dents and for phone repair.
Hot glue and roofing nails work great! Isopropyl alcohol afterwards and the glue slides right of the nail and paint. Win me some sucking cups!
The hot glue is the key to this, placed exactly where and several places as needed. Gentle tug with pliers on your nail placement(s) to get dent out. Alcohol makes the glue fall right off with no paint damage.
This is my first video I've seen on your channel and I subscribed instantly
These are my favorite videos on UA-cam. I'd love to work together sometime.
Great idea I could use this on my 2002 Honda Accord V6 with 315K miles, it has a few dings.
Woah, that's quite a high mileage
Mariux - not really 8k miles per year is pretty common and it’s a Honda so it probably still has some life in it
Odd flex but ok
You should check your math my dude 315/16=20
So, 20k miles a year
Yes I bought the car brand new with 18 miles, 90% time highway interstate miles and I used synthetic oil after the break in oil was done.
You seem like such a nice guy. Thank you so much for your generosity sharing these tips with us. I’ve got some little bitty dents that I need to get out. I guess maybe just get a smaller suction cup? I’ve also seen it done with just a glue stick.
I had hail damage on my hood and didn’t even know I could diy fix it 😭😭
Hey Scotty ,thanks for mechanic Mondays........you really have helped...
Obviously, someone was using a toilet plunger and the idea hit them.
May not have been an idea that hit them....
Been using a plunger to remove dents for decades.
There was a case of someone using a toilet plunger to perform CPR on drowning victim's chest.
The guy died, But his chest was very smooth.
I've given 100% heartfelt good comments so many times and never won muffin so I guess ill refrain from now on. love your show tho
+Darrell Knox - Thousands of people watch Scotty's videos and comment on them. Actually winning one of the products is like winning a low-stakes lottery. You have a better chance, but it's still pretty unlikely that you'll win.
@@hanskinslo326 This was my first time commenting and i won... just keep at it
Go Scotty! You the Man! Always a pleasure to watch your Tutorials. Just like a song from ABBA, pleasurable and always with a great outcome. 👌 Tack!
I got pissed working on my fiance's mini cooper once, and I punched the hood and left a nice big dent. When I took it for an auto body estimate, they wanted about 400-500 bucks. I got one of those dent pullers for $10 from Autozone. I did pull the big dent out but made 5 tiny ones as a result. Being in the car business, I cringed when I saw it...but luckily the lady didn't care. lol
rev up your PLUNGER :D
Scotty great tips. Going to try this advice on some door dings on my high schoolers car
Use a vacuum, then REV UP THE MOTOR!!!
*THIS IS A NON-CLEAN OFFENSIVE COMMENT!*
Love you, Scotty! Love your energy.
Hi,
Need you to bust the dumb craze about ceramic coating on regular cars... The thing costs a bomb & isn't VFM, yet it's branded misleadingly & glamorously...
Its expensive to have done but I wholeheartedly recommend people do it personally if they have a nice car they care about. I do it professionally if you have any questions about it
Clean non-offensive comment
Happened upon this video and I love this guy!! Thank you Scotty!!
Have been watching you for a while. You are the mechanics mechanic . Your tips are great.
I'm a dent repair specialist, I have some of these suction pullers in my toolkit and while they do have their place, they'll only work on panels with certain tention configurations. Don't expect them to work miracles.
Thanks for the advice. I’ll need to try that hot water method.
I have seen a plunger used before. This makes much more sense to pull the dents.
You are my favorite mechanic...any I need a repair Scotty is the one
I tell my friends also
Thanks for all the information you provide with your channel!
Hey Scotty, once again you gave me tool ideals that will save me money
Scotty that was the video I been looking for I need some of those to fix up my truck!!!!
Such great videos, Scotty. I have been watching your videos for a while. Thanks for all the helpful tips and info!!
Scotty hell of a video, thank you.
This tip could save hundreds. Thanks Scotty!
Bought a used car. Had dents and scratches and the interior needed a clean. But the car ran well so I DIY the whole car to try and make it new.
thanks. I didn't think it could be done with hot water but I will try it on my truck!
I enjoy watching your videos man they come in handy lots of times
Love your helpful videos on auto repair
I absolute love ur videos there very educational and quote un quote dummy free keep making them and we will keep enjoying them
Your videos are the best.
Love your humor too!
Keep up the good work.
Love your work Scotty. My father got me on to your videos. Really helpful and entertaining
Hey Scotty! Thanks for the Hot water tip. I'm gonna have to try that!
Thanks for the videos, you give good advice
Thanks so much for the instructions. The suction cups came without any.
Great video like always scotty! Your videos are worth the watch !!
Thank you so much, this was very helpful and sure to save me thousands at the mechanics.
I love it! I've got the perfect dent for it too! No idea how it got there but I was worried it might be there forever.