Customer States Warning Lights On Tesla After Replacing Steering Wheel
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0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 "The customer had what looked like used junkyard parts in the trunk that were also broken." Some Tesla models have a half steering wheel/steering yoke so it looks like the customer wanted to change to that one but damaged some stuff in the process. A clock spring spiral-wound special rotary electrical conductor allows a car steering wheel to make a connection to the controls on the steering wheel and also the airbag. Since they damaged that, it caused multiple warning lights to appear.
0:18 Not the best place to secure a child seat. Hopefully, the customer will fix that ASAP. With the door ajar light staying on, one of the modules most likely stayed as it noticed a door was open, which caused the battery to drain over time.
0:36 I've heard and seen car fires happen because of this. Always be careful where you lay the hood prop as this could have ended much worse.
0:48 They are not sure if it was actually the customer who did this or not, either way, what a mess! The brake disc should not have any of this on it, and it should just be on the back sides of the brake pads.
1:06 The shop and technician were not told what "other shop" did this, as they said they should get it warrantied by that shop. The car now needs a new engine.
1:18 Spray foam, signs, duct tape and hopes and dreams. The car also had a ton of other issues that were not shown but those were the most brutal. The clip was filmed in Australia.
1:38 You can start a car in Park or Neutral, but not drive.
1:48 First time seeing a fuel filter installed on an evaporator hose. As mentioned the car needed a new clutch.
2:04 For some reason the customer had spark plugs on the rear bumper of their smart car.
2:09 A bottle of body fragrance was upside down making a hissing noise anytime the customer put weight on the centre console.
2:31 A common issue on certain GM models from what I've heard but not sure of the exact issue. There might be an issue with the steering column, either way pretty unsafe way to drive!
2:42 Always compare old parts to your new ones when installing them.
2:57 No extra info.
3:11 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
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love that saab in the last pic.
Love these videos
It's so comforting to see these vids as I have a 2003 park ave ultra that's been sitting dead with flat tires and dead battery, knowing that my auto problems are nothing compared to what I see here, nonetheless they are all problems I can neither afford or perform myself now that um in my 50's and physically unable to do these things myself just ten years ago and now physically unable to even change a tire or engine oil I feel so useless and weak in retrospect
That watermelon air filter was a work of art
Right? super cool!
Seeds gonna get stuck in the valves.
@pyroteknikid lol seriously I had to stop laughing to type this. Good one.
@@Pyroteknikid That way It will Have a watermelon tree growing. Then you will have watermelons from your car so you don't have to go to the store
I always enjoy the super clean builds at the end, my nerves need that after the horrors that came before.
I love people who consider spray foam as 'body work'.
fabrication!
Why do you think of people considering spray foam as construction work?
I think I bought the house form such a person and I shake my head every time I see another ridiculous spot for it.
It's just a car. You should see what people use for actual body work.
I’ve seen a vehicle in ca that was literally 75% spray foam on the body panels.
And it was a unibody van
Saw it about a half dozen times around Orange County. Including the dmv
Have a pic of it still 😂
The spark plug one at the end is a massive head-shaker. Like... you pull out one, SEE that it's dramatically different in size, depth, etc., but go "Huh..." and keep going. Wow.
You’re assuming they removed the old plugs and installed the new plugs the same day (or at least saved the old plugs to compare), and that the same person did it, and that their memory functions normally. None are safe assumptions on this channel!
Gomer Pyle is a parody of actual ppl.....
@@SashazurHaha... so true.
and then it runs shitty and they have no clue why ????
Everything is getting smaller these days. Cell phones, spark plugs, the value of the US Dollar...
I generally just assume when a customer says "another shop did the work" and then offer no evidence that they just got a friend to try to fix it who then made things 100 times worse.. but the paperwork in the oil pan is proof enough lol
Pep Boys, midas, kost tire and other min wage sweatshops come to mind
I almost lost it on that clip. I've seen a lot of strange things but never that!
but seriously its like how do you not take it out.
If another shop did the work they would be the ones fixing the work they're responsible for, it's always a lie
@@cenciende9401 When you've taken your vehicle back to the same transmission specialist 4 times and it still ain't right, you stop seeing the value in the "free correction". A shop that has earned a loss of trust shouldn't be trusted...
Well it would be super easy to install the wrong spark plugs , I mean they look identical when laid side by side! LOL 🤣🤭
When you install spark plugs 12 beers deep 😂
Sure, buy what about the ones installed in the rear gate? LOL! That was a new on for me!
A spark plug is a spark plug. So what's the big deal?
@@steveschainost7590 Does it plug? Does it spark? Then stop whining!
@@salvadorpalma8173 That's not me whining, that's the engine
2:31 I didn't know the steering wheel worked like a controller where tilting it also affected the car. You learn something new every day!
not supposed to be like that lol
Customer calling that 'no issues' 😮
@@MeriaDuck for 2 years- just imagine... In europe, anual inspection wouldn't pass that car and other drivers are much safer because of it. america does need some urgent regulation cause people can't just be trusted.
i just typed pretty much the same thing before i read your comment. crazy! @@salvadorpalma8173
Parts of the U.S. and Canada have inspections - but not everywhere.
I love how this started off with some issues that could just be chalked up to honest mistakes and quickly shifted into complete chaos.
I've always been mechanically inclined and have tinkered with things since I was a child. As an adult I've done most of my own car work from engine & transmission rebuilding to body work. The things brought to light by this channel never ceases to amaze me. I just can't imagine what it must be like to be so mechanically inept.
These people drive which is mind blowing.
The fact that these people can’t look at the engine bay, noisy centre console, or whatever speaks volumes.
I have heard of people who can’t, or don’t understand that lightbulbs at home need to be changed.
@@bigm383 I teach online, and I cannot tell you how many students always have a smoke alarm battery alert squeaking in the background and it continues THE ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR!!! Is no one curious what the noise in their house is? Or wants to stop it? I mean WTAF?!
Your future drivers and mechanics, courtesy of the DoE.
@@wwiiinplastic4712 That's just nuts.
@@wwiiinplastic4712never though of that 😅
I thought I was dumb , but these people are breaking records!!
Customer states: My cousin replaced my valve cover with a watermelon.
I have a lot of understanding for people as clueless about cars as I am doing something funky... but having a steeringwheel that just wobbles around like at 2:31 is beyond my abilities of understanding.
It's also wild that someone will replace a sparkplug the size of a thumb with one the size of a peanut and think nothing of it, when it doesn't work.
It's a Pontiac, which stopped making cars in 2010. It's probably not worth the money to fix that at this point. The car should just be junked.
@@awdrifter3394 By 2010 Pontiac was not some manufacturer which could stop making cars :)
@awdrifter3394 Pontiac was a GM brand, and a lot of late models shared parts with other GM vehicles. I'm sure they could have easily found parts.
Imagine being so clueless as to not notice your car won't start because the shifter was still on "D" instead of "P"...
@@Fools_Requiem It's a 14+ year old car with a broken steering column, that's going to cost more than the car's value to fix by a shop.
The trucks at the end healed my eyes that were wounded by the brake grease all over the wheel at 0:51 😌
1:37 : "Failed Inspection" I was ever so glad to have seen those words. Hopefully, the car's owner gets a replacement vehicle that's in good enough shape that it'll pass the safety inspection.
And then realise that majority of the cars featured on this channel come from states that do not have a mandatory vehicle safety inspection before you have to register it.
@@F.S92 How on earth did you arrive at that conclusion..? You been running a tally for the past 3 years? Dont pull facts out of your arse.
@@johnsullivan937 From the states. Can confirm that this is true. I work in emissions inspection, and yeah I see all kinds of messed up cars that shouldn't be on the road. I even saw a Jeep that was missing a frame because it rusted out. We don't do safety tests, but we refused to test the car and the customer claimed that they were going to scrap it.
@@F.S92 Funny, my state has no inspections and lots of DIYers and I never see anything remotely that bad on the road.
Nah, he just needs more spray foam and more duct tape. Maybe move up to Flex-Tape.
Love this channel. Can't get enough of it. Also , some people scare me with what they do to their cars
As has been said in many of your other videos- these videos prove we are doomed as a society!!!!
Yep. Not leaving the house lol
lol I think we have fewer screwups these days. In the old days you had to live near one of these guys. The I-net simply concentrates all the idiots in one local. Of course in the old days you had to search for creative goofs... like from JC Whitney.
Amen..
No wonder aliens skip our planet if they see how stupid we (the human race) can be.
I have done something’s wrong, but I learn from my mistakes.
When they were passing out common sense, oh I don’t want any, it’s so common, & I’m not Common.
@@pi1797There here,and live among us,plus have their mansion in Nevada.we are boring to them.
Thanks to your contributors, we would never know how dumb the public really are.
Or how scary.. seen some rust in my day but when the entire undercarriage swings back and forth on a lift then they decline repair and drive it away that person is now on the road with your loved ones.. and you
2016 happened. We know.
Or how scared we should be on the road.
@@cenciende9401 what happened in 2016? Feckin TDS is a real problem
I deal with the public on a daily basis. Many are stupid as when they present a coupon for 80 cents off, two cans of green beans, it would be nice if they got the "correct brand", "correct size" and "correct number" stated on the coupon. Reading seems to be most people's downfall.
"A human cant be that stupid"
Customer states: "..." 🤤
“Your honor, we ask to have this ceiling-high stack admitted into evidence.”
"It's been like this for 2 years with no issues," my guy, that IS the issue.
How could they not be afraid to drive it like that? A fraction of that in my car’s steering wheel, it’d go to the shop immediately.
They should have their license revoked, permanently. Beyond stupidity.
2:30 That's not a steering wheel, that's a yolk. We're going flying!
It is PMA (Parts manufacturer's Association) certified, I'm sure. It has PMA written on it in Magic Marker.
@retiredbore378 woops. It was pretty late for me when I wrote the comment and my brain was a bit scrambled
@retiredbore378 I know haha, egg puns are overly easy sometimes
It's amazing how some of these customers were able to find their way out of the uterus
These videos are both fun AND educational! Thank you!
Oh my, that brake set and rim at 0:49 looks like some low budget horror movie…especially that run off at 1:03 🤣
This just rolled in
Dodge Durango towed in with a flat tire. Took the vehicle over the to closest bay and filled the tire with air, then drove it into my bay.
Inspection reveled no foreign object in the tire. No leak past the bead, no leak at the valve stem.
Tire was holding air like a brand new one would.
I also noticed all this tires were low, but not evenly low. Some were below 20 psi, one was 24 psi.
I come the conclusion that someone let air out of the tire or the valve stem core froze open in the very cold weather.
It froze open.
Customer said it happened today when he was putting air into it, it suddenly just started hissing and it went flat.
That’s unusual and nothing to do with customer or mechanic idiocy, how refreshing!
Can also happen with cheap, poorly-made valve cores. They will sometimes stick open or closed, either not taking air in properly or allowing it to leak out. I've fixed so many "tire problems" by just putting in new valve cores.
*_"Pfffft! A spark plug is a spark plug. Give me those cheap ones, buddy."_*
Don't fall for the upsell!
that last one gave a new dimension to a 'melon'
Someone should do the same kind of build but with a lemon!
You never fail to put a smile on my face. Thank you, again.
My favorite show on UA-cam. Brilliant! cracks me up the most, without all the spin and theatrics.
Loved the end vehicles wow! Really sharp.
Yeah, my favorite is the fact that they are designed to be worked on. There's actual space around the parts, not just crammed into the tightest space possible. I'd love a fold-out engine bay in a swiss army knife of cars.
If I ever feel dumb I can count on these videos to remind me that I'm actually doing much better than lots of people.
I have a good one about hissing. I was fresh out of cosmetology school and working at a salon. We had to pack and take our equipment and products with us after every shift. One night I went to party after work. I kept throwing more stuff on top of my styling kit. Next thing hissing and a hazy cloud started to form. Thought a hose had busted under the hood but it was just hairspray in my kit.
the last clip got me nervous
i'm happy they used the short one, because if it was the opposite he could have said bye to pistons
Thanks to this channel I was able to solve a problem with my fiancee's car this morning. We had stopped at a convenience store and when she turned off the car she couldn't take the key out of the ignition. I noticed her smartphone, which was in a pocket in the center console, was blocking the shift lever from going all the way into the Park position. I moved the phone and she was able to take out the key.
Thanks for helping me polish my image, JRI!
I can't believe someone drove with that steering column like that for two years and said they have 'no issues'. I had that same problem and it took two weeks but I managed to get it fix. Btw, the cause was a bolt for the tilt steering column had sheered off. I wish I could tell you how.
thanks for posting the fix
A much lesser version of that was the one a few months ago (?) where someone brought their car in for a steering wheel that wouldn't stay up off their lap. They had accidentally unlocked the height adjustment lever.
GM columns have been doing that since the mid 60s. There are 4 bolts that come loose and you have to take the whole upper end of the column to tighten them. The good news is that you do not lose steering control when that happens. It takes less than an hour to fix.
@@61rampy65 I've fixed the loose column bolt issue on several '80s GM cars, and the guy I bought my '87 LeSabre from had to drive two hours away to go fix it for his elderly mother when it was hers.
When you say that it took two weeks does that mean that you drove with it for two weeks before it got fixed?
"Customer performed body work before bringing vehicle in."
And...you failed.
Why you say that? That's HOURS of fabrication right there.
Videos like this make me appreciate the fact I can work on or at least have the understanding of how to work on my own vehicles.
Spray foam? Road signs? Tape? What they trying to build, a rat rod? 😂😂😂
I think people who build rat rods have several orders of magnitude more competence.
@kingnull2697 oh I know, rat rods definitely look better
Imagine paying hundreds of dollars to have your car towed to a shop and get diagnosed for a no start issue because you were too dumb to shift it into park
lol
Some long time ago I did it. It was my first time in automatic (rental) and I switched off the engine and could not start again, walked to gas station, thinking maybe I am out of gas,
the attendant drove me back with a jerry can, and had a laugh :)
I once encountered that on an older Honda Civic when I was an apprentice. I get a work order for "battery test car that used to start". I see it's still in drive so I shift to park, start the car, and bring it in.
Stupidity *should* be expensive.
I've done that myself, and even dumber things, when borrowing or renting an automatic.
Actually, as bad as I felt when my friend explained in small words how to shift into "park," I was delighted that I hadn't broken her car.
I feel better about myself thanx. I needed that😂
The watermelon custom might be one of the coolest vehicle things I've ever seen. Uber creative.
Imagine leaving the paperwork IN the oil pan when you install it! Big ooof!
Whoever did the oil pan has no plausible deniability, too. At least getting reimbursed for the engine should be easy for the customer
Previous shop denied working on the vehicle previou…oh, their name was on the paperwork
I've seen videos of oil filters installed with the shrink wrap still on the end of the filter and engine air filters installed still in the plastic packaging.
And you just know that afterwards the guy was looking all around going "now where the paperwork go?"
😂
I liked the watermelon air intake and the small sparkplug! I guess the small one was cheaper. 🤭
or free, probably taken from a motorcycle or another thing. it looked way to old to be in a car for a few weeks or months
@@salvadorpalma8173 It's scooter or lawnmower size.
I tried to help my neighbor tie down the battery in his car. The strap was way too high.
I eventually figured out he had completely the wrong battery, which was why it was doing the samba under his hood. It was something for a scooter, not a sedan. I showed him the correct battery and offered to drive him to get it. "Nope. I know, but this was cheaper." He jammed books around the battery to fill the gaps.
The steering wheel thing reminds me of my first car, a 1966 Ford XP Falcon. It was a 3 speed column shift. It was a diecast housing that held the stick in with a pin and they were prone to cracking and failing. Mine cracked about 6 months into ownership and being 18, broke and stupidly overconfident I tried fixing it with a hose clamp. It sort of worked but when changing down to second I had to reach through the steering wheel and hold the stick into the housing. Drove like that for 3 months but in Australia we have annual inspections so had to get it fixed. 😅
NSW, obviously -- should've shifted across the border and you could STILL be driving it like that!! 🤣😂😂🤣
0:18 Average Tesla owner IQ
Man. Everytime i watch these im glad we have super strict inspections in germany. Cant believe what is allowed to drive on the roads over there!
And then you think about what's coming across our borders. Those vehicles are often in the same condition as in these videos
In the USA, as long as the car passes the smog test nothing else seems to matter.
We won WWII, didn't we?
There are some awful vehicles in the US, but some states have mandatory safety inspections.
I'm happy that my state does inspect, but as Tobias Metzger said, people can drive over the border from no-inspection states and endanger people anywhere in the US.
@@major__kong It's taken a long time to realize that the wrong side won WW2.
1:37 Failed inspection, No shit! OMG that steering wheel no problems for two years!!!
I wonder how many of these fuckers go to the mechaninc in hopes of finding a way to blame the mechanic for the crap that is already broken and making him fix it for free.
@salvadorpalma8173 that's why a lot of mechanics if they think something dodgy is going on will start filming on thier phone, I would.
The bodywork reminds me of what my father taught me when working on anything, be it cars, computers, electronics, anything. "If the repair does not look showroom or factory fresh, you did a piss poor job." He started off as a mechanic, became a QC inspector for Toyota. When he retired from there and worked part time for a dealership, so many cars that were brand new off the truck failed his QC checks. "Don't accept anything less than perfection when you're spending money, because there is no reason it should leave the factory otherwise."
This channel has tought me many things.
Thanks just rolled in!!
remember folks: these cars and drivers are on the road WITH YOU!!!.. that's scarier than r kelly being a girl scout leader
Are the "panels" under the car asphalt roofing shingles?
Soo many people know enough about vehicles to get themselves in trouble. I love these videos man, takes me back to my shop days in Seattle. I have seen some things..lol. Cheers
2:42 The guy she tells you not to worry about vs you lmao
0:37 "electronics in the car died while driving" Yep, I had that happen to me once. 1993 Chevy Pickup. Starter wire rubbed through against a motor mount and shorted out. It melted both batteries (diesel, so two batteries). Sucked, because I was approaching an intersection with a red light, and I had a trailer weighing about 9,000 behind me, and the brake controller quit too. I had to lock up the emergency brake. Wally world denied warranty on the melted goo that used to be batteries, but accepted them as cores for new ones.
I once managed to shut off engine on the top of the hill in Chevy Malibu, and found with my horror rolling to intersection on the bottom that brakes do not work :)
Wow! Towing 9k with a 6.2/6.5 must have been fun!
@@John-cg8hb 6.5, turbocharged. And it has less horsepower than my 3.4L naturally aspirated. But the old rust bucket still runs, and it's a one ton.
Spray foam and duct tape are sadly underrated in motoring circles.
Do NOT forget Ty-raps and Hose clamps 😂😂
as well as RTV silicone and WD-40
@@The_Ballo Those are, shockingly, occasionally useful
@@kingnull2697 Name one legitimate use of WD-40 other than spraying down tools so they rust a little less
@@The_Ballo It can be a good first stage of getting ooey gooey grease off our hands. After wiping them on the front of my coveralls, of course. I get the grease on my hands from picking up the can of WD-40, which for some reason has it all over it. I can't figure that out.
Thank you. I really like the way you describe what is wrong and how it should be. I don't know much (Hardly anything) about cars and your information is useful when going to a new mechanic who might try to charge for work that is not necessary or if it is then it's useful to know and understand more what the mechanic is talking about.
The trucks and the photos at the end were beautiful.
Note to that woman, the pizza-faced teenager behind the counter at your local parts store is NOT a mechanic!
When that customer said the person at the auto parts store did it, that is as believable as claiming “another shop did it” - when it was actually you and your cousin and a twelve pack.
@@Sashazur I saw 2 guys changing the oil of a small vw golf. After they put like 3 buckets of oil and didn't got to the level,they realised they forgot to put back the lead from the bottom😄 Reason: the 12 pack you mentioned,only it was romanian Ursus,much stronger,wich made them walk like the penguins
*casually rolls up to a car meet in the melon truck*
"YEAH, I GOT THE BIG MELON UP UNDER THE HOOD IN THIS ONE BUB!"
I am not sure how i am still amazed by your videos..
These videos are always so relaxing
🤦♂This channel never ceases to amaze.😄
The Briggs and Stratton spark plug mod is heavily slept on.
That's one of those tricks the big car companies don't want you to know.
Impressive that a customer managed to break their Tesla before it could fall apart on its own.
Always great vids! 👍👍
Lake Havasu 🌞 Az
0:18 I'm amazed a Tesla owner actually had the balls to work on their own car, you'd think though burning all that money on a Tesla they could afford a shop lol.
It’s a aftermarket steering wheel I don’t think a shop would attempt to install
@@turnyouintoabox2300 And it doesn't look good
i mean, he was dumb enough to buy a tesla...
While I don’t own one, I have looked into the pricing. A Tesla can be bought for under $40k or over $100k. So, not necessarily expensive considering what any other vehicles cost today.
The problem with Teslas is the battery. The damn thing apparently lasts under 150k miles and NO ONE is authorized to recycle them.
There's always one clip in these videos that really makes me scratch my head. The random spark plugs at 2:04 is definitely one of those moments!
They are there for a reason. An incredibly stupid reason, but a reason none the less.
Someone thought they were funny
Same! (It looks like that would be where the parking sensors should be...)
Freakin' LOVE those mid 90's Camry wagons as shown at the end. They look great and are pretty much perfect in everyway except power lol.
2.2 l w/5speed are billet proof!
I like it when the clips tell you what the vehicle is, when it’s not obvious.
I’m afraid to share the road with these people.
Stay at home then, I worry more about people in new cars playing with their phones.
Then get your lawmakers to implement mandatory safety inspections.
2:31 I'm sorry, how do you claim to drive that car for 2 years with "no issues"? I'd be scared to drive my car if the steering wheel was like that.
They could be related to the customer with a 2010 Pontiac Torrent that came, to the shop I work at, for an oil change. It just reeked of gasoline. A few months ago we told the customer they needed a fuel tank, straps, and a pump. They declined repairs. The service manager informs them that the car is still leaking gasoline. They told him they just need it to get from Point A to Point B. The service manager asked them if that means from their house to the shop only.
I love this channel !!
Keep up the great content
That loose Pontiac steering column is a common GM issue, and has been for the last 60 years. While the steering wheel is still connected to the steering box, it is difficult to drive with the wheel like that. If you are worried that you might lose your steering, you won't.
It's usually caused by an overweight person pulling on the steering wheel.
That clock spring in the Tesla is very common on most cars these days you don't want to spin the wheel! Cross threading anything is a newbie mistake.
You guys should make longer videos,this 💩 is unbelievable and hilarious
Love the last clip. It’s great to know that there’s some vehicle owners who have common sense. The other clips are scary, makes me wander about their mentality
The sparkplugs in the rear of the car are for flames. You wire in a second fuel pump that shoots a spray of fuel and the sparkplugs ignite the spray. It works better if this is installed at the end of the exhaust pipe. There are competitions like this all the time at car shows.
@JustRolledIn Nothing says that you can't have a separate reservoir, like from a lawnmower .
@@JustRolledIn A Smart Car flamethrower would be hilarious.
I was confused by the rear spark plugs… I’m even more confused after looking at comments.
@@99PMoonid love to see that lol
@@99PMoon I am sure the youtuber Colin Furze would try that if he would not get in trouble, The fuzz paid him a visit when he put a flame thrower on a mobility scooter.
Its reaching the point where we should be required to take an IQ test before being allowed to buy sprayfoam.
Same for wood screws and duct tape
Don't do that! I would have to use actual whip cream on my pie.
I love how You usually end on something nice
Mechanic: All I need is a pool noodle, some spray foam, and some zip ties!
Im amazed some of these people know how to operate pants.
That’s a big leap of faith
It's just nuts that a shop would leave an instruction pamphlet in an oil pan. The others are all just nuts too, however.
they aren't sure if that was actually done by another shop. just what the customer said, but you never know!
@@JustRolledIn Just nuts in both cases!
@@JustRolledIn that one i kind of understand. you put it in just to line it up, thinking you gonna take it off. then you start doing other things and you forget you left the paper in... as someone with adhd, i can see that happening to me. then again, i do fix cars for a living.
agreed!
Love the "Mr. Majestyk" truck at the end.
The watermelon pickup made my day
Car brought in because of a steering issue, but customer declined repair because they said the lose steering wheel isn't an issue?
Am I missing something here? 😕
is this channel just for car stuff or can i submit airplane customer states videos?
Anything with an engine or motor 😁👍
It would be really cool to see an airplane c/s… and pretty scary too. At least with cars you can have a somewhat reasonable expectation that one won’t fall on your head out of the blue
@@Sashazur i've had a fair share of funny and scary encounters with private aircraft, some of them on video. I'll see if i can submit them
Love the paperwork in the pan!
"UNBELIEVABLE!"😮 At least you save the best for last.
The NGK BPR6ES is actually a very common small engine spark plug 👍🏻
Well, it wasn't a 12 cylinder so it should have worked then.
@@flagmichael I didn't mean it like that, I just thought it was funny. That plug has automotive applications as well.
watching these vids constantly reminds me we as a species are slowly losing our ability to use critical thinking skills.
we were always like that. it's just that internet broadcasts the crazyness to the entire world now
Love this channel.
I know enough about cars to make me dangerous, but I feel less dangerous after watching these clips. Thanks for the boost in confidence!
😮😮 Unbelievable dude 🤦♂️ how did they leave the paperwork inside the oil pan 🙈 doh!! Hope you're dealing with the snow! Have a great week bud 👍
That was the coolest intake I’ve ever seen watermelon how cool thank you for sharing
Great Video!
Nice pickups!
Love how y'all show automotive works of art at the end after giving us a good laugh with all that bullshit in the beginning
As a species, we're not doing real well in some quarters are we.
Nice trucks Jimbo!
I know nothing when it comes to cars/vehicles/engines...& yet I sit here, watching these, with the most perplexed look on my face...between bouts of laughter. I can't imagine how funny it is for people who Really understand all the problems & just How bad they are.