Customer States Haven't Changed Engine Oil In 12 Years!
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:05 The valve cover gaskets and oil pan gasket was leaking. Just incase you were wondering.
0:36 Good reminder, change your oil and do it correctly!
1:00 Mechanic said: "He did not hit anything he said on his way up it started ticking then making a clunk the a horrible noise then no start I believe it was starved of oil and blew the crank and pan to pieces."
1:14 The mechanic removed the lug nuts (didn't come in like that). Good thing the customer brought it in, though. Crazy how a tire shop didn't see this.
1:44 Mechanic said: "Oil leaked out from the oil filter canister and now the engine has a bad knock." It was on a Toyota Camry.
1:59 Mechanic didn't mention anything else about this clip. Not sure on make/model.
2:10 Did more get any more information regarding this clip, but good thing they came in for a tire rotation.
2:24 Well that's scary and surprising they drove in.
2:40 Please don't ever do this lol.
2:47 The mechanic said it came in to get the exhaust reconnected and he saw this custom cross
member.
3:02 Vehicle was a Toyota Auris.
3:16 Broken lower control arm. Look's to have rusted where it cracked but hard to tell on the video.
3:26 Some very bald tires.
3:36 Mechanic said this customer drove the vehicle in to get air in the tires.
3:41 Mechanic said this: "Last trailer in a triple road train. He mis judged coming off a weighbridge and ran the wheels up on a large concrete berm while loaded."
3:52 Mechanic said: "This was on a steer tire on a semi-truck, so the tire had to be replaced."
4:02 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
Hope you enjoyed the video!
See you on Monday for Monday Madness lol. Have a great weekend.
Some people should not own or even get to drive one but if that was the case I would have been out of a job a long time ago. Stupid people have made me a lot of money over the years but damn it man. Thanks again for sharing with us and me.
PS.
Any dates on your honeymoon yet?
yes and you, too mate! :-)
@@brantmcfarland517 just left today for 5 days. Going to be away for a bit 😃
@@JustRolledIn about time. You two love birds have a great time.
As ever! Not too cold, not too hot, it's just right as long as you send me $10. 😁👍
Ran for 12 years without an oil change, and it's still capable of running after a cleaning and an oil change. That's actually extremely impressive.
Especially compared to the car with the split o-ring that now has a knock.
To be fair, that truckie with the bent rims probably did what he had to do. It could have been days before someone could come to his aid and bring along new tires/rims.
You never want to be stuck in the outback for longer than can be helped.
If you can do a bodge repair to get you to the next truck stop/town/cattle staton, do it. And stay in contact with either your employer or the Authoritys so they know what you're doing and where you are.
And above all, never leave your vehicle.
Aussorities. 😁
You sound like you used to be an outback truckie, would you recommend it as a career path for a young Aussie bloke these days?
@@j4y167 No, never been outback, or a truckie. Most of my advice was either learned or I've pickec up along the way.
As for being a truckie, it's a solid career for a young bloke, even more so if you haven't settled down with family yet. It's a hard job, long hours. Can make some coin, but it's not going to make you rich. Unless you end up with your own trucking business.
More so, you'll end up with a license you can use pretty much anywhere in Australia, and quite possibly pick up a few other trade tickets like forklift operator.
As for working outback, unless you're from the outback, stick to coastal work until you're nice and comfortable doing long hauls between states. Then try for a position with a company that works the outback. Then I'm sure you'll really learn what a long haul is. lol
@@j4y167 Known a fair few truckies, it's brutal af and you have to meet tight schedules in arduous and sometimes dangerous conditions. Brings blokes down to smoking ice or doing speed just to keep awake on the long rides and meet deadlines better, which ends up swallowing the decent part of your income and leaving you with nothing. Many blokes ik have gone down that road
Cycoholic is right tho, if you're gonna be a truckie do coastal work. That's the fun part of being a truckie by miles, going places and seeing things, and the inate freedom of travel is always awesome
You should do a compilation of all of the “just serviced at a quick lube” situations so I can show people why to avoid them. Great stuff man.
I have a bunch vehicles that have been serviced at places like Walmart with no issues. Just take a moment to verify the work is done and you will be ok. They use a vacuum at most places to extract oil now so no worries of a loose drain plug.
@@mrj-charles6383 Now you just have to worry about losing the oil filter :) I like to think I had contacted Mobil about extraction from the top and they said they do not recommend it as it doesn't necessarily get all the oil out, depending on the car.
@@Baerchenization Mercedes has used vacuum extraction for years now and quite a bit of Ford dealerships do as well . I purchased a nice extractor and never crawl under a vehicle again . Level surface with correct tube I have never gotten more than 1 ounce after removing the drain plug to verify . '07 F-150 , '91 Ranger , 2020 Ranger , GLK 350 , and my tractor . A good quality extractor works great . Don't use the cheap manual plastic ones with a hand pump .
Quick lube shops scare me. I know they aren't all bad but there are plenty of horror stories.
I change my sister's oil because i dont trust those places either. Oh my cabin air filter thats ten days old is moldy and full of acorns and you can change it fo $50? Yeah how bouts i burn your house down with everyone in it if my oul isnt immaculate in 20 minutes.
That mechanic did a great job on cleaning that engine, shocked he got it to run again.....
He said it runs better now. I'm surprised it just runs.
I once changed the oil in a friend's car after she mentioned it had been about three years since it was last done. The oil didn't look as bad as the stuff from the video, but it was extra chunky style.
@@christopherconard2831 Just curious, did her car have an oil life monitor? Ppl seem to want to trust them explicitly and end up destroying engines or valve trains not changing their oil.
it’s a BMW, weld the hood shut, and call it good!
@@denisrhodes54 I like your thinking
Yup, but that poor Hyundai engine didn't get so lucky
These people drive among us every day. Scary thought isn't it.
I never thought about that until you said it. Very scary.
Horrific!
Yes, it is!
sometimes im glad i dont live in the us and have to pay tuv a 100 bucks every 2 years
This is why I don't complain about vehicle inspections here in Massachusetts
Really appreciate the way you can get through 20 mishaps in 5 minutes. Some rival channels waste 10 minutes and say nothing
These videos are proof that everybody should have to pass a basic auto mechanics class, not just a test but a semester like in high school or something similar to get a driver's license.
Not sure about a full semester, but basic maintenance should definitely be covered in driving school, which is currently little more than impaired driving sob stories.
@User 2C47 It's in your own interest to get a littlebit of knowledge about your car, can save you a lot of money, just remember to get the service done every year and if you're just able to notice if something is wrong then you can bring it to the mechanic to get it checked. You dont have to know how to fix it. When I see some cars here in the video I can't understand how these people don't notice they're brakes falling apart or wheel bearings completely fucked.
My engine used to smell like oil after it was running for a bit. I solved the problem by using a funnel when putting oil in.
Smrt!
My engine used to leak oil, so I kept topping it off. After a while, I kinda didn't bother with a funnel. Smelled the same either way. 😁🛢️
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Lol
Mine smelled like oil so I quit adding it.
My new electric car doesn't need any.
I'm not a gear head. In fact I pay for oil changes and car maintenance. But, I do understand the internal workings of a car and the importance of maintaining it. You have such a great channel. I love seeing what people do to their cars.
Thanks for being here, Gary!
Just wanted to say thanks to all the honest mechanics out there. You all keep the nation running.
Yup. Glad you posted that.
It’s actually terrifying knowing some of these cars are on the road.
Got my car back from a mechanic after having brake master cylinder replaced. The warning light float was forced in sideways and stuck. It was a magnetized plastic disc with grooves that fit molded rails in its molded cup. I fished it out and placed it properly. Mechanics can be as bad as some owners.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver I would say that knowing that those cars with no brakes and lose wheels run around is as terrifying as knowing some mechanics are as incompetent as the owners of some of those videos, and people that don't know how to do the job themselves got no choice than to trust one's abilities.
@@Kalvinjj Find a good shop and ask that shop which shop they think is as good as they and use both!
Not these ones anymore...
Those heaps wouldn't have been on the road in England. Our yearly m.o.t would see them repaired long before they got that bad.
These videos always want to make me immediately go outside and check my oil (even though it hasn't been long since I had it changed)! Problem is, it's always dark when I'm watching them.
you could put that oil back in the ground it's that crude.
Thanks for adding kilometres for us Europeans , thumbs up!
Unsealed tyres are practically impossible to balance. So how did they manage...
Oh, I get it.
I drove a 1995 Saturn to 300,000 miles, and I am so grateful that I paid attention to things on it and avoided some of this chicanery.
I have no idea how some of these things even happen. Watch the fluids, the brakes, and the tires, and try not to drive over things.
I really have to give your channel 10/10. Always interesting and some absolutely amazing short videos.
Keep up the great work! 😉👍
Thanks, David! Appreciate you being here.
The fact that the owner's still drive them in that condition says a lot about how much they care about their own safety and the safety of others.
New boyfriend: "Hey, look, the oil light is on!"
girl: "Oh don't worry about that. It has been on for two years now. It's so cute!"
Some of these are so funny. My job during the day is selling equipment, tractors, loaders, backhoes, mowers all in a popular shade of green and yellow. I developed this philosophy long ago. :Just because someone can afford to buy it, doesn't mean they should" This applies ESPECIALLY to welders and torches - I mean, Billy Bob and his bucket of nails does not a carpenter make :)
Preventative maintenance is the key (•‿•)
An equipment trainer/orientator for the big yellow heavy equipment brand used to constantly reference the ‘meat in the seat’. Especially when it came to avoidable damage to relatively new machines.
I have to say that this episode is one of the best. If I haven't seen them I wouldn't believe it. Its mind boggling what some people do to their cars, they have to be brain dead, really. Thanks for posting. 👍🏻
And thanks for watching 👍
Most people say if it starts and runs nothing to see or hear here and the dealer promises that 1 time per year oil changes are fine 🤦♂️
@@danlevesque5437 honestly 1/year would be better than once every 4-5 years like these jokers!
@@watvannou Did you watch the clip? BMW owner didnt change oil since 2009. Thats by far not even 4 to 5 years.
The outback one reminds me of a story from a friend that lived in the Canadian Yukon. The roads were/are horrible - one time he was on a long trip and was a long ways between towns. He'd used up his second spare tire already when another tire wrecked. This was the 80's, so no cell service, and very little traffic. He ended up just continuing to drive on the rim to the next town. Rim was destroyed and the pumpkin was bright red when he arrived. When there's no chance of help, you do what you gotta do.
What is a pumpkin in this context ?
@@bugfighter5949 that's what the center of the rear drive axle is called. Probably got the name because of the shape.
@@kstricl Ok thank you
I'll have to say you have some of the most amazing car problems due to neglect I've ever seen in my life on your channel!
No kidding, abuse mixed with hillbilly repair attempts.
I can honestly say that no other channel leaves me as slack-jawed as this one.
I am so happy that I am subscribed to this channel because it never ceases to amaze, shock and surprise me. Love the viewer comments too.
Glad you're here!
The spinny thing no longer spins!
It’s covered in rust.. 😂
It's the brake saver mod.
I worked for a short time as a tire tech at a Goodyear store after high school, funniest thing I ever encountered in a tire was a Pot Pipe! Customer had dropped a loose tire for a repair, the pipe had gone through the center of the tread and was rolling around loose inside the tire. The pipe had suffered very little damage, but obviously the tire could not be repaired. But when we showed the customer what we'd found in the tire his reaction was not what we'd expected and made it ridiculously funny. He said "wow, I've been looking for that" and grabbed it from our boss. It was like a scene from a Cheech and Chong movie!
*headdesk*
I just found this channel. IT'S PURE GOLD!
Glad you're here!
Great, deer have gone from suiciding into cars to dropping caltrops along the roads.
My nephew being a car mechanic himself left me a Toyota van with totally cooked oil and hydraulic lifters. Managed to clean it up and do another 30,000 miles. Yuck, what a job! But since it was a rare 4wd van we had heaps of fun seeing places other vans cant go to!
Sounds like a 4wd van i had.
Engine under the seat.
I called it the bubble. Over 300,000 on it
Just rotate my tires guys,pay no attention to the wore out,thin piece of metal that once was my brake rotor 😆😆😆
MY mechanic says, "honestly, you don't need to replace your front struts yet. Like, keep a little money for yourself." LOL
Was my brake rotor; now doubles as a metal Frisbee.
It's an odd motoring-cultural thing; In the UK, tyre-rotation is not something that happens. The fronts worn out, replace the fronts; the rears are shot, replace the rears. I've seen USA car-sales training videos selling 'free tyre rotation' as part of The Package. But, we also get by with straight-fours, while you chaps like your V6's and V8's. (Smiley Face)
@@terencejay8845 Hello Terence. We rotate tires/tyres in the US to equalize wear, especially since due to weight and balance, modern front-drive cars wear the front tires faster, leaving a perfectly good set of rear tires otherwise. So rotating them attempts to equalize wear, and extend the life (especially if you always buy a set of four when buying new tires). Of course it also gives the repair shops some money, but I know people who rotate their own tires at home. Interestingly, the British Tyre Manufacturers Association website has no information on tyre rotation whatsoever.
@@markh.6687 If you have a full size spare you can even include that in the rotation, so that your spare wheel gets its tread used up rather than ultimately needing replacement because the rubber gets all cracked.
My Mother will be 80 in Feb. and even she knows that the oil should be changed on a regular basis.
On every oil change it's on the verge of turning brown but still able to lubricate perfectly.
I been a mechanic for over 40 plus years, and some of what you show makes me cringe ,and some scares me a little, what is on the road , now....I have seen my share of stuff as well, glad its you getting it:)
Amazing what actually can just roll in without the driver/owner landing in the ER or the car just falling apart like the cop car at the end of Blues Brothers! :-D
How did the customer even know what engine oil smelled like?
Maybe it's not the first car he has ruined ?
Vw passat I get nausea smelling that year old oil 🤢
I really enjoy this channel. Very well put together.
For those peeps that don't believe rotors can warp, they just need to watch some of your vids. If rotors get so hot that they can snap in 2, then warping ain't so hard to do!
That's the proof they don't warp, they snap. 😁
Look forward to your clips, there some real surprises out there
Thanks for being here, Toby.
It’s amazing how more satisfying that extra minute is.
People are just so creative with their car repairs.
Mechanics need the freedom to use the Colonel Potter App and put these vehicles out of their misery 😁😁😁
You know, that carrier bearing rig wasn't too bad. Not perfect, but it seems to have done the job.
Some are downright scary though. Would be better to have a professional fix it
You really killed it with this episode!
I could watch these all day 😀
I'm living in Germany. When I see those pictures, I know, why it's good to have safety inspectors all two years for every car and bike. It is called TÜV.
2:15 Why yes, I'd say those tires definitely rotate *very* well. No resistance at all! So smooth.
After seeing all this there needs to be a mandatory safety inspection every year.
We have that mandate here in my state in the middle of the US, but nobody ever checks the oil during a safety inspection. If they did, I'm sure there'd be far fewer vehicles being passed as "safe"!
Yes, i understand this is all a joke, but I do check oil during a "safety inspection", even it isn't part of it. BUT you can't fail a veh just bc no oil on the d/s. But just to COA, my boss would always have us add just enough to get the level in the safe range.
Where I live, vehicles are only inspected when they're sold, but all the inspectors really do is make sure the headlights and the horn are working.
Loving the new logo and enjoying the videos as always 👍
Thanks, Tyler. Appreciate you being here.
After watching these videos, I have a deeper appreciation for my states yearly inspections.
3:52 Somewhere there's a really embarrassing photo of someone's prized buck with only one set of antlers :D
They could've fallen off a buck
I know how they can get those unsealed tires on there, Its the end of the pay period and had to get those last OT hours on the check. No matter if they have the right size tires in stock. I've worked for P-B's before. All those broken front end parts make me believe there is a serial killer out there somewhere.
A local tire shop in my hometown has a pegboard next to the front counter that displays all the whacky stuff they have pulled out of customer's tires, and there were some deer antlers hanging there among other things.
I'm always wondering why some of these people never change their oil.
The best response I've heard is that one customer said he always thought oil changes were "one of those scam addon sales". After being shown what damage that had done to his vehicle he changed his mind and even had all his 2 other vehicles have their oil changed.
What do people like that...even...think oil is for?
Brake rotor separation at the hub is something I keep seeing more and more of on UA-cam.
I got my first car when I was 16 back in the early 2000's, it was an early 90's thunderbird. Back then I knew I had to get an oil change every so often but I wasn't aware of how important it is to check your oil frequently, I went about 2 months without ever checking it so one day it started to knock. My young stupid self said "I'm sure it's fine, I'll ask dad about it later..." so later turned into a week and it started to smoke. That's when I called my dad while I was stuck on the side of the road with a smoking engine, an hour later he arrived and before he even looked at it he sighed and said "son, when was the last time you checked your oil?" 🤣. He's never seen me do it and I've never mentioned changing it so he immediately put 2 and 2 together. The bearings were ruined and need to be replaced, but it was a 4.6L v8 which isn't a very common engine size so it was an expensive fix, cheaper to get a new car actually which is what I wound up doing. This time with zero help from my parents lol, I had to spend all my savings on a down payment and took out a loan. So yeah, that BMW owner was very lucky the engine lasted as long as it did. People always talk about German engineering and how good they are, if that car ran as long as it did without an oil change then I would say all of that talk is justified!
That Volvo 142 pic from viewer were awesome!
I almost took my car in for a reason worthy of this channel. Developed a front suspension clunk in my Boxster. Super sudden, and rather bad. Was about to leave for a shop when I opened the front trunk to grab something... lo and behold, the spare tire had come free and was banging around. Derp. Tightened it up and no more issues.
3:43 that is probably more common than people realise with those big semi trailers, especially the three and four trailer ones. I've heard it's not uncommon for them to pull through a gate they've opened and stopped to close it, got nearly to the end of the trailers only to have to walk all the way back to the cab because they didn't pull in far enough.
Here I am...hearing the most minute sounds my truck makes and fixing it namaste...
sometimes i think my car is bad and then i watch a just rolled in video :DD
I didn't recognize your channel at first with the new look 😅
Nice by the way
🤣 decided to change it up
Love this channel keep up the horror stories !
Seeing all the oil issues reminds me of the time my friend drive his 2012 Ford Edge for a solid 3 months with an oil leak. Discovered what had happened when he drive 1.5 hours to help me move into his place and I notice his check engine light is on. I scan it quickly and nearly every cylinder was misfiring. Turns out that fords use oil pressure to keep the timing so when he ran low on oil he jumped timing and basically grenaded his engine
Sometimes I think I’m an idiot. These videos make me think I’m Einstein
2:48 Driveshaft with torsion bar suspension. Neat 👌
Enjoyed 👍👍
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Wow!…. All i got to say… WOW! 😄
Enjoyed
Thanks, Harvey.
It scares me that some of these cars are out there sharing the road with me. But I can't stop watching!
1:15
There was little assurance that the tire shop installed that set of Good Year Assurance tires properly...
I love these. I know absolutely nothing about cars so for each problem with these cars I really gotta decide if I believe it or not
Make them longer if anything👍👍... Great vid as ya do!
Lake Havasu 🌞 Az
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That custom cross was pretty cool
I like watching this lately lol.
Thanks for being here 😁
It's amazing that many of those were even able to make it in much less stay driving on the road...
They just keep getting better and Butterr' 😂🤣
How come there are a lot of cracks in metal?
I like the new intro and profile pic!
You just got to love backyard know it all mechanics
I never want the video to end..✌
My wife was coming to pick me up from a bus, and drove over a dead reindeer. Icy, snowy, bad tires. She had no option but to slow down what she could and drive over the reindeers neck. At bus stop she had the reindeer stuck beneath her car, it had been dragger there for 4km... The bus driver had a decent laugh.
Love the new logo 👍
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ANNNDDDDD these videos show why yearly inspections should be mandatory on EVERY vehicle in EVERY state. Good lord.
Fun fact: only 19 states have yearly inspections and 48 of the 50 states require insurance be carried at all times.
I kinda agree but why should people with sense have to pay the same because of idiots.
I guess that's the way with most govt regulations
@@randallvaughn9318 Having to get your car inspected annually is better than having someone with bald tyres and busted suspension lose control and take out your wife and kids. Sometimes we just have to accept inconvenience/personal cost to get a broader social benefit that pays off long term.
the clogged BMW engine reminds me of one we had at the auto shop. a BMW520, second gen, came in for TÜV (germany's bi-annual checkup) and some minor repairs. we found out the last oil change was before the west was won, so after the repair we talked the owner into an oil change... big mistake. poor engine survived that 3 minutes before it died slowly and silently. after removing the valve cover we found even more gunk and crusts than in the video. there was even a "bridge" across the timing wheel!
seeing the brakes worn down beyond anything and further explains the many crashes seen in american dashcam videos, as many were situations where slowing down would have avoided it. IF all four wheels actually brake properly...
You have a new picture
I wasn’t sure if I was watching the same show
I’m surprised that bmw was even running 👍👍
Yep decided to change it up 😀👍
The first couple of people forgot that Scotty Kilmer quote, “oil is cheap, engines are expensive”.
Some insight if those tires are Goodyear assurance reliants, they all are doing that you have to get them to 80psi to fully seat
That bmw at the start had to have been so happy of car after all that love :)
“I can literally smell your problems”
The person who ran over the antler " OH DEER!!!".
Me as a mechanic myself I find it fun how somebody treats their car by not doing enything about it 😂 Americans are one of a kind 🤣
cool opening image
red over blue oh yeah
I'm sure if you looked underneath the car the deer is under there somewhere since the antler is in the Tire.
3:08 And that's why you don't use winter tyres in summer. Those probably overheated and started to chunk.
Those tires that weren't seated all the way, were those assurance outlasts? Those can be a pain to seat on the bead more often than not. Usually takes 50 or so psi to seat fully. Idk who else sells them but the Walmart automotive does. We've seen a few screw ups from other Walmarts that should've happened
Love the new intro
Thanks, James. Glad to hear.
I've definitely seen the antler in the tire. Mainly on farm tractors though. 😎
Damn. That's an expensive tire.
Antlers are a horrible problem on farm equipment. Just this year we had one go right thrust the tread and out the sidewall on our sprayer.
Love to welded tire rod ends…. Talk about a rough ride…😬
Good year put 4 different size tires on my car, a few years ago. I had to go to a different shop to fix it.
EPIC!!!
I have a '96 Corolla & do my own oil changes cause I don't feel like paying like $90 to do it
and those shops feel kinda sketchy cause I've seen those videos about shops using the wrong oil
3:53
Deer: I won, you lost, again...