Customer States Burning Smell After Trying To Replace Air Filter | Just Rolled In
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:05 No extra info. I'm surprised the customer did bother to check under the hood though since they did try to change the air filter and smelled a burning smell afterward. They're lucky it didn't catch on fire.
0:23 No extra info.
0:31 I talked to the technician who filmed this and the customer thinks it fell into the headliner after one day they went to the beach and were packing up their vehicle to go home. They put the sandwich meat on the sunroof and when they closed their sunroof, it somehow slid underneath the headliner and they didn't remember until they could smell it.
0:39 This clip was filmed the day I made this video, so If I get an update I'll be sure to let you guys know.
0:51 I've never seen this happen before, but my guess is that the brakes got so hot at one point and the brake pad material came off the brake pad backing plate and then "welded" itself onto the brake rotor.
1:02 No extra info. The truck was a Toyota Tacoma.
1:23 The technician said: "2017 Ford F-250 6.7 Powerstroke
Towed in with a No-start after it started knocking and shut off on the customer. After taking a fuel sample we found the diesel to be contaminated with DEF fluid. Apparently, the customer pumped roughly 4 gallons of DEF fluid into the fuel tank while filling up. Notice the DEF fluid growing crystals on the floor of the shop where we spilled the "fuel" sample! The customer approved replacing the entire fuel system, and tank to injectors. $18,000 in repairs. Truck runs great after repairs."
1:45 The technician said he's not sure if it was a defect in the CV axle or if the customer kept dumping the clutch which caused this. As usually when a CV axle breaks it'll be around halfway and not sheared off near the transmission (from my experience).
2:02 That's a spark plug wire you see hanging from underneath this vehicle. That's most likely why they have a miss fire.
2:10 No extra info. However a good chance they will need a new engine/rebuild. Which will be very expensive since it's a V10.
2:24 From the looks of it, the other shop broke an exhaust bolt (looks to be EGR pipe) so it would no longer seal. So they used a bunch of RTV silicone to seal it and try and hide their mistake. It's common for them to break and usually requires drilling them out.
2:33 From viewer who sent it in: "2010 Nissan Navara YD25DDTi.
I'm mobile, customer phoned saying he died on the motorway and he thinks he needs a new gearbox. I arrived to the truck semi-lifted, I removed the gearbox to this. I got paid and left."
2:53 A mean prank but a common one I've seen myself working in an automotive and heavy-duty shop.
3:06 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
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Its hard to believe you are already at 218,000 Subscribers. Well done and don't stop!
It blows my mind that this channel has gotten this many subscribers. I appreciate the support.
@@JustRolledIn well , it is a great channel with some really " interesting" clips ( people and vehicles 🤦♂️ )
Great videos 👍 keep up the hard work 👍
I've had that prank played on me before too 🤣
can you imagine that mechanic's note? "brakes fine, baby birds just hungry"
😅
How long would the truck have to sit for a bird to nest in it like that?
I just hope they took (proper) care of the birds.
@@Trelior my money says they were released into the wild and became cat food 😪
@@KatiTheButcher You're probably not wrong. The mother probably wouldn't be able to find them, so they would likely have not made it.
A shame.
@@Trelior ikr, if it was me finding them I would try really hard to raise them. I don't know what kind of dumb bird would make a nest that low to the ground but I would still try and take care of them in the hopes that some would live and become friends.
That's either the best sub box ever created or the worst.
The dude tapping the bumper is just gold
I think the underbody home speakers were most impressive to me
@@joshdfox420 they're impressive, but first rain storm here and they'd be in the neighbors garbage.
@@batmansdad3195 or rock kick up from the road and the speaker's cone is fucked.
I do that to my sister when she's driving. She'll turn her head to the left and I'll hit the side of the door and she thinks she hit something. Every time. LOL
Oldest trick in the book.
The Guy banging on the new engine install is going to be “finding” charged capacitors in the strangest of places.
Thanks for the reminder... forgot that old song.
Or greased up tools - with motorcycle chain lube.
That’s an aggravating outfit for sure, he’d better not get all jacked up, when what goes around comes around. It’s coming when you least expect it.
Perhaps he is retaliating for finding transmission fluid in his "jelly-filled" 🍩 donut. (Seen in another shop video.) 🤢
That last clip hahaha! Buddy of mine and I use to pull that on each other, always funny to see the reaction of people when they think there is a knocking noise.
I knew a guy that put a couple drops of engine oil under a just rebuilt BMW m/c. After a few days of that, he had to stop the mechanic from tearing it apart to seal a leak he couldn't find. Not funny !!
that is so mean as i can say i would tear the engine down to its bear parts to see what the issue is.
Not nice, especially since it's a van! It's funny though because it didn't happen to me!
I almost spit out my drink on that clip!!
That last clip I was a mechanic at Mack trucks in Jackson Tennessee and a buddy of mine had just rebuilt the diesel motor and I was laying under the truck hitting the oil pan with her ratchet oh so funny
That last prank just got a loud laugh from me! Your channel is why I could never work on other people's cars. I would probably end up getting fired after being honest with a customer.
im honest to my customers, they dont like it sometimes, but my boss can be worse lol
That prank was brilliant! I did a bad shock prank to a guy once when he was sitting in his car. I waited for him to move and pushed down on the back bumper a few times to imitate shock oscillation. He noticed and started bouncing in his seat to replicate it. I repeated it a few times till he was totally baffled.
We did that to a new mechanic after he changed a diesel fuel pump. He took it off and reinstalled it and we did it again. He was about to take it off again when the supervisor told him. We didn't charge the customer after the first install.
Same here!
I laughed at it, too. 😂😂😂
Can’t believe the tech worked on that ashtray on wheels😳 I’m a smoker and I wouldn’t get in that car to run from a volcano flow
Last place I worked at, one lady in the office had a vehicle like that. I could barely drive it with the windows down.
I'm also a smoker , no way I would let it get that nasty in my vehicle
My truck smells like a skunk they windows down head out where going wtf im not getting high no no no no not knowing i live in my truck so I smoke weed.
Yes you where able to see and hear him from inside toyota saying no and not today the whole room full of people waiting to get there cars fixed just looked around asking who's vehicle that is.
I was dieing inside trying not to cry in joy he was that concerned about the weed smell he thought he would get high🤣.
I too am a smoker but definitely try to keep my truck as clean as possible, whoever owns that vic is just plain lazy.
Good filter mask and a hazmat suit...?
"I think I'll try replacing my own air filter this time"
*Just drops air filter into engine bay*
👌👌👌
you can't make this sht up xD - an air filter change isn't that hard actually ...
Like how braindead you gotta be, I get not being a mechanic or whatever or not mechanically incline but horry shiet
@@BruceCarbonLakeriver Usually the hardest part is getting access because some line is in way, or the plastic box is brittle with age.
@@BruceCarbonLakeriver No, it really isn't! I did one myself! Changing the cabin air filter however, that is a bitch, but the main air filter? It's like three screws and a trash bag for the old filter.
@@BruceCarbonLakeriver its literally the easiest thing for a customer to do. whoever did that is dumber than a bag of rocks and shouldnt be driving with that level of retardation
I really appreciate that the thumbnail is always the first clip. There's no lying or hiding it mid video, although being honest your videos always keep me hooked till the end
I thought the same thing. But the fact the clips got better and better makes this video great.
I’m addicted, to just rolled in
Nothing like a harmless practical joke on a coworker. 🤣🤣🤣
Knock prank got me. All I could hear in my head was, 'customer declined all repairs' in Just Rolled In's voice.
😂
I'm generally not a fan of pranks but that last clip was gold!
yeah, that's the kind of harmless prankery I can get behind hahaha
Concerning the birds in the frame of the truck; I work for a carwash owner and the wash bays have vinyl roll up doors driven by a motor and gearbox. One spring the owner told me to check the top covered portion of the door because he thought he heard chirping. It was a nest of baby robins so I waited until all birds left the nest and I got rid of it. It’s amazing where birds will make a nest.
Good, I thought I was the only one soft enough to do stuff like that!
@@immortalsofar5314 it’s not about being soft! It’s actually against the law to disturb or harass the nest of migratory birds. Unless they are in grave danger it’s best to wait for the babies to leave the nest before removing said nest.
@@jaykneegarner2479 Maybe so, but the reason I'd do it is simply that I'm a big softie!
From my limited firsthand experience, robins seem particularly stupid at placing nests.
@@Br3ttM That _can_ be the case. They can place them well, or incredibly stupidly.
There's one good nest still sitting at my house after many years; it's on a little ledge above the door on my porch (it has maybe 10 inches or a foot from the edge, and a window's behind it. [edit: I meant the ledge's distance from the window to the edge.]) There's also maybe 6 feet from it to the edge of the porch, and (I shouldn't need to say this, but) yes, the porch has a roof. So even in windy weather, it won't go anywhere. It's been abandoned for years, though. Why another bird never moved in, I may never understand.
But there were 2 *bad* nests that fell from the same exact tree here in about a month's time, so I ended up cutting the badly shaped (and dead) tree down. The nest wasn't even 5 feet off the ground, and it was in a "U" section on a tree with a steep drop-off on one side. Any lazy cat could have pulled it down.
Furthermore, I had some Robins put a nest in a bush... Near the alley way, right across from my neighbor's house, where they have a cat. The cat ended up knocking the nest down once (about 4 feet from the ground and in a very obvious place,) and she got one of the baby birds. I saw one adult bird try to attack her quickly, before flying off. After that, I put the nest back in the bush and I put one or two of the 3 baby birds back in.
Mind, I'm comparing 3 bad nests to 1 good nest here. But I also don't know where there might be other good nests around here, it's not like I go climbing up the big trees at my house to look for bird nests.
Amazing clips as usual. A prank often done at one shop I worked at was to put bubble wrap behind a passenger side tire. As soon as the tech would back up, it sounded like it was ruining something expensive!
Oh that's a good one as well! 😂
When I used to work as a jeweller, every now & then someone would feed bubble-wrap through the metal-rolling-mill, resulting in really rapid-fire pops!
Firefighter friend new pickup . We attached zip ties to drive shaft. When he called dealer to tow it, we came clean. Firemen with too much time.
empty pop bottle with the lid on it behind the tire ,, hit one the other day i thought i blew a tire
That last clip reminds me of the time when I was a kid and was tapping my foot on the driveshaft hump in the back of the caddy. I sped up and slowed down not realizing what I was doing, and my dad got out and looked around the car. He thought there was a problem with the wheel.
That last one is priceless.
One time I had my car up on the lift to change the oil. The air compressor beside me chose the _exact_ moment I cranked the car to check for leaks to start up, leading to a panicked engine stop while I wondered if I'd unintentionally become the star of the show here 😅
'Your brakes are fine but you will need to get those birds changed if you really want to fly. I recommend upgrading to falcons...'
It's a little thing, but I love how the caption and thumbnail pic are always the first video - no hiding the clip in the middle somewhere (not that I wouldn't watch the whole thing anyway). Great channel, thanks.
Can we take a moment and give a shoutout to the legend that pulled the tranny on the side of the road.
I helped a buddy swap out a tranny on a dirt road. We did it in about an hour. The guy that hired him was pissed off because my friend made 700 or 800 bucks for an hours work. My buddy told him “what difference does it make? When I took the job I didn’t know if it would take me a couple of hours or a couple of days. I saved you 400 dollars over what the cheapest quote would be and you got your truck back before noon. Sometimes you win one and sometimes you loose, we both won today.” My buddy had a way of putting things
I used to do that often, once on the side of a motorway with water cascading over me as i led on the floor with a ford transit gearbox on my chest.
These years im 62 and fall off mountains on dirtbikes.
Changed out a transmission on unpacked gravel once, laying in 1/2" of snowmelt water. Every few minutes the jackstands would sink a bit more, so I'd have to get out from under it and jack the car up, reposition the stands with plywood squares underneath, get them leveled out, then get back under the car. NOT a fun time.
0:51 I've never seen the entire pad weld itself to a rotor, but I did once see bits and pieces of pads transfer. It was on a 1-ton truck. The owner operated a roofing business, and he had a dump trailer with a max load of 16k lbs. Only issue was, the trailer didn't have working brakes. It had brakes alright, but somehow, someway, the wiring got ripped out, and he kept towing a trailer that was rated for 16k. Oh, and he had to lay chains in the bed of the trailer so that the city dump could just yank out his load, because even though the trailer was rated for 16k, he often overloaded it to the point that he broke the hydraulics. Don't get me wrong guys, 1-ton trucks can tow a lot of weight, but it stops better when the trailer has brakes, especially if the trailer weighs twice as much as the truck itself.
I live in a 3rd world country, and sometimes you see vehicles here with 5-10 times thier rated gvrw with no extra braking power added.
You can imagine how the brakes and suspension look on some trucks here.
Someone once told me his caliper pins came out while braking because his pads were so low. Is that possible, or was he mistaking one part for another?
He was driving a 12 year old Dodge Aspen (so I'm guessing this was in the late 80s or early 90s [the Aspen was made from 1976 - 1980]) and he was going 40 MPH, coming to a 4 lane intersection where he had to brake. He hit the brakes, nothing. Parking brake was broken, too. He had to go in low gear and zig-zag through traffic. Again; when the brakes were looked at, it was shown that the pads were worn so low that they pulled out the caliper pins.
At least, that's the story I was told in 2016. Is this even possible? It's not like I don't do my own maintenance well enough to not die from it (so I know what Calipers look like,) but this caliper pin story isn't something that I think of much. I can't think of how it's even possible. Was he confusing one part for another here?
Metal on metal, got too hot, welded on.
@@101Volts, I'm unfamiliar with the Aspen, so I looked at what a caliper looks like for one, and it looks different from a traditional caliper, there's no pins in the caliper, so I'm not really sure how it's mounted or held in place. Depending on the design, I suppose it could be possible?
@@vivillager No it's not possible for the pin to slide out unless the caliper arm breaks off.
THE.PRANK.KNOCK. OUTSTANDING.
That was a common one when I worked in heavy duty since the engines we worked on were big and expensive lol
@@JustRolledIn and such a hard knocking is believable on bigger engines ^^
The look of horror on the mechanic's face as he hears the loud tapping, priceless! 🤣
That joke at the end was awesome!
Nothing better than playing pranks on fellow techs. Back in the day, a coworker did an engine swap. He went to do a first crank when another tech rolled a smoke bomb under the car. 💨 The predictable reaction was hilarious. 🤣 The shop manager then gave the smoke bomb perp a nice little permanent unpaid vacation. ✌️
😂 now that's a next level prank. Worth the time off I'm sure lol
I love harmless pranks, makes for a better day !!!
No sense of humor.
We had a tech that filled a garbage bag full of acetylene and ignited using a air freshener can as a flame thrower , the fire ball created got him suspended for a few days but not fired , excuse the pun . His nick name is pyro and has never done this again obviously but we still talk about it to this day
I unplugged a distributor i think (honda with rpm signal from the distributor if i remember correctly) from a colleague's car on a "hobby night" at the workshop we worked at, and forgot about it and went home before him. he told me the next day he spent 30 minutes trying to figure out why his car would not start :P
Oh couldn't stop laughing from the last one. Great job. Thank You.
the brake pad welded to the rotor has a simple explanation: the driver overheated the brakes and then put the handbrake on before they cooled sufficiently. surprisingly common thing to occur in aviation.
One horrible winters night in the 1990s I was a passenger flying out of Turin in a snow storm. As we accelerated for take off it didn't feel like it was accelerating quite right. After what seemed an age (and a lot of runway) the pilot aborted the take off. Most passengers were upset by the rapid deceleration but I was relieved he had made the decision. Anyway we taxi back to the terminal to get an engine looked at. After they fixed that they found they couldn't get the brakes off. I swear it felt like they jacked the plane up and then started hammering on the UC. Numerous passengers didnt like the banging asked to get off. I can still see a demon on the wing throwing things in the engine just like in the film.
@@ColinWatters I believe it was a Simpson's episode, with the demon on the wing lol. Seeing technicians carrying sledgehammers out to an aircraft was always worth a look hahaha
@@ithinkurfI had to Google it but turns out it was an episode of the The Twilight Zone Nightmare at 20'000 Feet by Richard Matheson. I expect the Simpsons referenced it.
Last clip was funny. Had me laughing prior to my 2 day trip.
Every installment of JRI has at least one jaw-dropper, one guffaw-inducer, and one which has me wincing with disgust. Great job!
Sir , the air filter doesn't go there 🤦♂️ . Saw that last clip on UA-cam before , hilarious 🤣
I never made it that far, but I've slammed the hood and crushed the filter because I got side-tracked and left it sitting there......like a dummy.
@@ronjones-6977 hey Ron , don't forget to install the air filter 🤣
2:54 It would've been awesome if we got to see the guys face when he started hearing the tapping sound. The look of absolute dread and fury no doubt.
That guy at the end tapping on the bumper really cracked me up!
No matter how many of these videos I watch, I'm still blown away! Last clip was great! 😆😆😆
With friends like that, you don't need any enemies! 😂
how do people even drive with so much garbage just in the car
Maybe there was no more room left in their home? 😁
@@Milnoc Gee.. imagine their home then O_o
@@BruceCarbonLakeriver "This week on Hoarders..."
They have mental issues of one type or another.
@@Milnoc Hahaha xD indeed!
The tech at the end, priceless.... 👍👍
The "another shop out of town" lie cracks me up ! Knowin damn well they did that mess themselves ain't no shop puttin they name on any of this mess ! Hahahaa
Cant help but think, "well there's the problem" with each clip. Thanks for the vids, I always enjoy them.
Thanks for being here!
The biggest problem is the loose nut behind the steering wheel.
That last clip got me. 🤣
I love the oil pan with the open inspection port
0:23 I got that one beat. I had a customer where the entire car was a giant ashtray. Every single nook and cranny, every place you could think of sticking a cigarette butt, the vents, the door handles, everywhere. Freakiest thing I ever saw. You’d think someone was paying them to do that
I too have seen such a thing while working at a quick lube place that also would vacuum out cars. I'd refuse to vacuum cancermobiles.
Last clip, my kind guy. Always makes the day brighter ❤️
I'm so glad I found this channel it's fantastic keep up the good work mate
I appreciate that!
@@JustRolledIn I've actually started to learn mechanics a few months ago and it's fun but even a noob like me is gobsmacked at some of the things people have done the air filter was just funny watching your videos actually helps me learn even if it's a little bit thanks mate :)
That "big end bearing knock" prank is older than dirt and still excellent 😁😝
Last one had me rolling. Can you imagine the guy starting it, his heart rate spiked for sure
That engine prank at the end is hilarious XD
That last one was the best!🤣🤣(banging the ratchet on the bumper)
Holy crap…back in lets say uhm..well…1990 a friend accident dropped a sub in a bucket when he was wiring up his stereo system in his 1978 chevette. ( it was brush painted super sweet like) Well, he turned it on, and it kinda sounded good. And after that “bucket-o-bass” was born. And to this day me and the guys still joke about it.
I used to have a sub that was probably designed using the same concept back in the 90. My good ol' 10" Bazooka Tube. It worked pretty good for its size.
@@brian5o lol, after that vid I texted the guys, Eddie said “ that is even before bazooka, that companies owes me money”. And we all laughed. That same guy started his own microbiology company that has gone international.
And now drives around in very expensive
Luxury cars. And we are all still friends.
@@brian5o Oh man I had a Bazooka tube subwoofer in my car, too. Decent sound considering what it is. The basic principle of a sub enclosure is simple. A 5-gallon bucket would vibrate too much, though, LOL.
Playing the prank on buddy was hilarious!
Nothing like a good knock knock joke.
Love the last one, Humor is Priceless!!!
1:02 coolest car stereo installation I have seen 🤣😂
I wonder what it sounds like 😆
@@JustRolledIn me too 🤣
That is one orky kustom job.
Gotta love the blue painters tape holding the wires.
@@michaelwarren2391 That's pro-level work right there lol
That last one is brutal! lol
That one guy had the best tweeters in his truck sound system....
The co-worker tapping the tool on the bumper when the engine crank was sheer genius. 👍🏻😂😂😂
last clip made me smile. best prank. no one gets hurt~
That boom-boxed car is a fantastic expression of one's keen interest and willingness to really hear the beat of the truck!
Argh... To me it looked more like "I ain't playing my music loud enough until the WHOLE DAMN NEIGHBOURHOOD is vibrating..." 🤦🏻♀️ Def not my fave vehicle mod, gotta say!
A yes, the engine knocking prank. Never gets old 😉
0:43 , Ahh ha! The customer stated that his brakes were chirping, LMAO! 🤣
That prank is so devilish haha.
That was an awesome episode guys great job on this one can't wait for the next one 😄😎👍
Squeaky brakes even when stopped. 😁 That last one was a clasic. 🤣
0:26 I'm happy as can be that I quit smoking almost 20 years ago. After looking at that, I have but one word to say, "YUCK"
The prank at the end LMFAO
That prank at the end was awesome!
😅😂🤣
the last clip(van start up) had me rolling on the floor. LOL
The Last one is the BEST one!!
The baby birds are way too cute omfg
That last one was priceless.
The baby birds !!
2:10: What you expect. The BMW eats rod bearings for breakfast
Nom nom nom
only if you mess up with oil change intervals...
If I smelled something burning, I'd look for it myself first 🤪
Great Laugh at the prank. Very Realistic!
That last one with the bumper knock is awesome
The old "I think you got a rod knockin'" trick. 😁
The “custom stereo” made my brain hurt!
Same here 😆
Speakers on the outside?? Can't imagine the purpose unless it's being a jerk.
0:51 I've seen this with cheaper aftermarket pads. The adhesive comes off and or bits of the pad stick to the disc/drum.
First time seeing it myself lol
brake pads from mattel hot wheels?
@@JustRolledIn I just redid a clutch yesterday with one of the pucks coming off from bad adhesive. Didn't weld itself to the flywheel though.
@@practicalplinking6133 More like a Dollar Tree or Dollar General equivalent, if only those stores sold brake pads.
@@101Volts I'm thinking more like " dorman " parts
that last mechanic with the wrench tapping... hahhaaha!
0:27 at least all those buds aren't curbside litter everywhere.
My Dad is 92. Still walks a mile every day. In the 80’s “we” had an MGB. We probably boosted that thing up to 90hp. Lol. But when he was tracking mpg, I would steal his gas. And when he thought he tuned it, I added it back! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The “custom sound system” is to be appreciated!
2:53 That prank is phenomenal
That last clip. 🤣 ☠️ I would, and have, done similar pranks.
my buddy pulled that prank on me after we just finished rebuilding my car and i got so scared till him laughing😂.
knock on the bumper - priceless.
That prank was just mean... but hilarious! 🤣🤣
The last guy and his prank were priceless. My kind of good co-worker.
Bumper tapper at the end is awesome.
That prank at the end was way wrong, but I loved it.
"another shop" are apparently just other words for "I tried and failed" 😀
Laughed so hard at the prankster, that I farted and scared my dog!
The old wrench against the bumper trick.
Last clip is the best 🤣
The def issue is so funny. The fact ford and ram had there def filler next to the diesel fill cap boggles my mind. Easiest money grab ever. They know people have more money than brains.
It's crazy how many times I've seen this happen. Most people catch themselves before driving the truck and having it shut off. But unfortunately some people don't and it gets expensive.
@@JustRolledIn indeed it does. One of my co workers did this with one of our 2015 chassis cab f550s. $4,000 later and 2 weeks in the shop during the middle of our work season. The funny thing is no one fessed up to it and I still don’t know who it was.
@@Sackmatters Probably the boss himself, but too embarrassed to admit to it!
What I don't get is how people make that mistake. The DEF cap is blue, and diesel is a much larger green cap.
Hahaha! What an evil friend!! :D I love these videos! OMG, the unreal conditions of these vehicles! I've been doing automotive work for myself for decades, I'm an engineer. Seeing some incredibly clueless and dangerous work done by owners and negligent/fraudulent shops.
Best part is all the amazing cars at the end.
That last clip is like putting an extra long zip tie on the driveshaft and leaving the end long!
Add a couple washers to the end of the zip tie, use another one to hold them on.
🤣🤣🤣 Awesome dude 👍
Birds in the chassis is kinda "tweet" 🤣 the last one was epic!! 🤣
Have a great week bud 👌
You too my friend 👍
The Baja in the Outro is AMAZING. I'd like to do one like it
I love these videos