“If you have talent, use it in every which way possible. Don’t hoard it. Don’t dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly, like a millionaire intent on going broke.”
In german using definite articles is "a bit" tricky. Correct would be "der Wagen", as the voice of Wagen is maskuline and the article "der". If one uses "Auto" (from Automobil) instead of "Wagen", it's easier - as the voice of Auto is neutral and the neutral article is "das". I love your videos, can't wait for the next episode !
“When you rise in the morning, give thanks for the light, for your life, for your strength. Give thanks for your food and for the joy of living. If you see no reason to give thanks, the fault lies in yourself.”
@@goosenotmaverick1156 Yeah, I have gathered as much, but as far as I know, they never had a presence in the european market at all, meaning any such car existing on european road is imported second hand or gray market. Very few europeans know of the Saturn brand, and this car is perhaps not the kind that garners very large attention in general in its time. It is therefore not certain that even a single one of the wagons like the one in this video have ever seen european roads. Cheers.
@@GoldenCroc I was not aware they were not originally marketed there. I would have to agree with you, the likelihood that one got brought over at all is pretty slim. Thanks for the info!
@@goosenotmaverick1156 HEY JIMBO..... congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers.. ROBOT CANTINA is providing the entertainment and fun that viewers enjoy..
Love to see real Saturns still crawling around! I still remember going to the dealership with my mom when she bought a brand spanking new 1993 SL2 off the showroom floor. Learned to drive in a 1997 SL2. Many good memories, keep up the good work :)
Excellent as always. Glad to see the old Saturns get some love. Nice framing, good job building scenes, deft handling of the overpaid actor - it seems your cameraman/cinematographer/director is definitely in line for a raise.
What an excellent little car. People used to bring these to SCCA Autocross back when "street" class cars could run slicks. Factory-fresh twin-cam Saturns showing up with massive Hoosiers on and absolutely cleaning house... until people realized stock suspension and sticky rubber had a tendency to flip these cars over on their roof!
Heh heh, the first thing I thought about that fender was put it on first to make sure it fits and then paint it if you like it. It wasn't because I know anything about different Saturn models, it was just my lifelong misery at the expense of the law firm of Murphy, Murphy, and Murphy.
Saturn SW2 with manual transmission and cruise control!! ❤ Clogged/Malfunctioning EGR valves were super common on these. Replaced many of them back in the day. Nice spray can paint job!
Rotors just have pad deposits from sitting I bet. Several more hard stops probably would have cleaned them up, but new brakes just feel great and inspire confidence. Plus it helps alleviate any MPG issues caused by brake drag, especially the new calipers. The car deserved some fresh parts. The coating on the rotors will last quite a while in non-salted non-snowy environments. Even then it does help keep stuff from looking like rusty death for a few years. I have lots of experience. If the black or silver coatings last more seems to depend on the brand.
“More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.”
Greetings from Iowa. Probably one of your best episodes. Thanks for showing the OBD1 trick. I really like how informative your channel is while still maintaining a light atmosphere and a great sense of humor. Your audio and commentary both sound great, hope you get your hearing back soon. Always happy to see your uploads.
I enjoyed the video very much. I bought a Corolla and went thru it some what like you did with the wagon. I have about $1300.00 in my car with a timing chain, VVT gear on the intake cam, front pads and rotors and of course LOF, wipers, cabin filter and a left rear tail light. Keep the repair videos coming, motor mounts and what ever. Thanks.
This cinematic masterpiece is just in time for Oscar season, see you in Hollywood. I laughed, I cried, I considered buying a Saturn and color matching paint. Bravo! Bravo!
Don't limit yourself. Many people limit themselves to what they think they can do. You can go as far as your mind lets you. What you believe, remember, you can achieve.
I've used the paper clip method since I learned it in 2002😅 until I finally purchased an obd2 and obd1 scanner 3 years ago, after getting tired of our local auto parts stores rarely having a scanner behind the counter😕 one of my best purchases for working on 96+ vehicles! I still often use the good Ole paper clip in my 91 accord wagon🤣
I had one of these in the exact same color. The one thing I absolutely hated about it is how when you put it in park it crushed your coffee cup in the cup holder and you couldn't take the cup out.
New to your channel. These reports are fantastic to watch. As someone from the Netherlands I'm not really familiar with the Saturn brand, but I do remember seeing the SL2s when I visited the US years ago. I think the design of Saturn cars of that era has aged really well and they do have a cool 90s vibe. Manual / stick transmissions are actually very common over here, only in the last couple of years cars are getting automatics more often as the market changes to hybrids etc. I own a Peugeot 108 which is a sub-compact city car. It's light (1874 lb), has a 998cc 3-cylinder engine and a manual 5-speed. I regularly get ~52 MPG when daily commuting (30 minute drive). These sort of cars (Volkswagen Up, Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 108) are really common in the Netherlands as the monthly road tax on cars is calculated based on the weight of the vehicle, and the fuel prices are high at USD 7,10 per gallon (EUR 1,90 per liter). I'm really looking forward to the next videos in the series!
Everyone has a favorite sandwich, often prepared to an exacting degree of specification: Turkey or ham? Grilled or toasted? Mayo or mustard? White or whole wheat? The tuna salad sandwich originated from an impulse to conserve, only to become a symbol of excess. In the 19th century - before the era of supermarkets and cheap groceries - most Americans avoided wasting food. Scraps of chicken, ham or fish from supper would be mixed with mayonnaise and served on lettuce for lunch. Leftovers of celery, pickles and olives - served as supper “relishes” - would also be folded into the mix. The versions of these salads that incorporated fish tended to use salmon, white fish or trout. Most Americans didn’t cook (or even know of) tuna.
Those tires definitely looked ancient. The type, age, and wear of tires can affect MPG quite a bit. Buying some fresh Michelin Energy Saver tires for example might give you a few percent economy at least. That said, totally agree the cheap tires like to last! I had some General all seasons that wore nice and even and lasted way longer than I expected. $2,000 to revive a good car isn't terrible. :)
Happy to see the old wagon get a little love. If I didn't have enough vehicles at the moment I might be tempted to pick one up. I'd give the cinematographer an 8. Some things, like the braking news were a bit cheesy but on the whole it was still entertaining. The whole thing was also informative, so it was a good job.
Great video. 👍 A friend of mine, that was a Saturn body man, loves these cars and has about a dozen of them, he picks them up for free or real cheap. Can't wait for the next video 👍.
Diesel trains weren't used until the 1940s. While steam engines developed throughout the 19th century, diesel trains were not put into use until the 1940s to the 1960s. These trains were preferred over steam engines because of their ability to perform faster for a much longer time.
The magnetic-levitation train is currently the fastest train in the world. In April 2015, Japan broke its record for having the fastest train in the world. Japan Railways’ latest mag-lev bullet train traveled at a speed of 603 kph.
Mag-lev trains continue to aim for faster speeds. It was reported by engineers that they have set a goal to increase the maximum speed a magnetic-levitation train can go. By the year 2020, these trains will be able to run at a speed of over 800 km/h.
The fastest commercial mag-lev train is found in China. Shanghai, China holds the fastest commercial magnetic-levitation train in the world. This train can travel up to a maximum speed of 288 mph.
The longest direct train route is found in Moscow. The Trans-Siberian Railway spans into a total length of 5,778 miles. This route can be taken entirely within the bounds of Russia and takes a week at minimum to travel the entire distance.
Probably one of my favorite episodes that wasn't a super hair brain modification this time around haha. Very well shot and put together, good job as always guys!
@@kansasrose2909 I don't have scientific data, but I think plenty of perfectly nice weekends are being given over to the binge craze. We are binge - watching videos from ROBOT CANTINA😛😛😋😋
OMG the fender not fitting was pure tragedy. The paint looked so good. No lie I definitely would have thrown some epoxy and primer on the old fender and sent it.
I bought one of these Saturn Wagons used in 2003. Some months later I was looking at devices on the internet that fit between the car's computer and their sensors to boost engine performance. I asked a Canadian company if they could do one for my little Saturn and they did it for me and for about $300 I had a sleeper of a car that blew people's minds watching me pull out into traffic or blast off from a stop light. No other mods whatsoever on it and I had no pretensions about it at all. All I knew was that when I pushed the pedal to the floor, that device kicked in and it started spinning the wheels. I could manually shift the automatic transmission and get some wheel spin after going into second and a wheel chirp when hitting third. Apparently the performance device lies to the computer about air flow, throttle position, mixture and anything else that mattered so the engine has to respond to make up for it. The car was already super light with plastic for body panels and the engine performance had obviously, in stock form, been dumbed down to meet the expectations of grandmothers by derating it with the stock computer. This was probably the best $300 I had ever spent for entertainment ever. I eventually ended up breaking the auto transmission from getting down on it so hard but I sold it for about half of what I had paid for it after they buyer test drove it even when it leaked fluid and wouldn't go into reverse the guy was still impressed enough to buy it.
I did not realize orielys can mix paint for spray cans. And I'm familiar with using the "key dance" for older Mopars to get fault codes so it's cool to see GM had something similar
Old Bosch was key on and floor it 5 times. Had to have a good and adjusted throttle switch. Four numbers separated by longer intervals repeated three times and it could store multiple faults. 1444, was all clear
@@SHSPVR you would be correct. However almost every district has a store that can, and they can ship it via their distribution centers or Hub stores/route trucks. So they can be had by almost anyone as long as you get someone reasonably competent behind the counter, that is willing to find out which store and all that. Not 100% of them, but most of the stores can.
We just got back from a trip to three national parks in Utah and then flew out to visit my sister and family in Pennsylvania. We had a great time but am.happy to be home!
We have visited San Francisco many times over the years and Dolores Park is one of my favorite places in the city. We did a little camping in the San Juan Islands this summer but I long for a big adventure (maybe without kids?) - sometime when money is less tight!
Great episode! Including the stepbacks and revamp of the fender (probably a Stratocaster by now). With new brakes and tires and a repaired EGR, seems to need only the engine mounts :-)
I’ve had those Raybestos coated rotors on my Subaru for 3 years, and after 2 VERY salty Wisconsin winters, the coating has held up very well, only minor discoloration instead of the usual chunks of rust that form on the cooling fins.
Another great video. It's definitely a different style, but I like it. I think I prefer the original style, but that could just be familiarity more than anything. Both styles are great and I would be happy with either one at any time.
“One swallow does not make a summer, neither does one fine day. Similarly, one day or brief time of happiness does not make a person entirely happy.” -Aristotle
I've been really pleased with my Element3 rotors and pads, they take some warmup but then work really well and the coating on the rotors is still shiny after months
I like that cameraman! He did a good job! Keep him! Thanks!
“With ordinary talent and extraordinary perseverance, all things are attainable.”
“If you have talent, use it in every which way possible. Don’t hoard it. Don’t dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly, like a millionaire intent on going broke.”
Can we toss a little something in the tip jar here??
There is no paycheck that can equal the feeling of contentment that comes from being the person you are meant to be.
Thanks!
The humour on this channel 😂😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️
That outro video was oddly satisfying. I hate cleaning up, but I enjoy the feeling once everything is back in its place.
your channel has singlehandedly made me a saturn wagon lover. help me lord.
Nicely done! The wagon is shaping up!
Glad you ended up in my feed…have always had a soft spot for Saturn. Your commentary is informative and quite entertaining…..subscribed!
Watching this channel reminds me of wrenching on my 94 when I was in high school. Never should have sold that car...
In german using definite articles is "a bit" tricky. Correct would be "der Wagen", as the voice of Wagen is maskuline and the article "der". If one uses "Auto" (from Automobil) instead of "Wagen", it's easier - as the voice of Auto is neutral and the neutral article is "das". I love your videos, can't wait for the next episode !
Your cinematography with moving the wagon around and keeping the car stationary... 💯👍
Thank you 🙌
That indeed was fantastic.
That was pretty satisfying
@@foxisretrofitting4556 GREAT TO SEE YOU AT 102K SUBSCRIBERS JIMBO! Congratulations, your hard work and fun videos resulted in celebration!
Sunday is a time when you sit back and reflect on all the blessings that you have received. Smile at all the good things that you are enjoying😇😇😇
May your Sunday be blessed with love, joy, peace and happiness.
“‘Thank you’ is the best prayer that anyone could say. I say that one a lot. Thank you expresses extreme gratitude, humility, understanding.”
“Let us be grateful to people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.”
“When you rise in the morning, give thanks for the light, for your life, for your strength. Give thanks for your food and for the joy of living. If you see no reason to give thanks, the fault lies in yourself.”
“I’m thankful for each and every day. We never know when time is up.”
lol @ "this saturn crew cab" i love that haha
As a european, a Saturn station wagon is impossibly rare and cool. Would be the darling of almost every car meet over here.
I live in the US, and honestly they're pretty rare to see here as well, maybe not as rare as they would be for you, but you dont see hardly any
@@goosenotmaverick1156 Yeah, I have gathered as much, but as far as I know, they never had a presence in the european market at all, meaning any such car existing on european road is imported second hand or gray market.
Very few europeans know of the Saturn brand, and this car is perhaps not the kind that garners very large attention in general in its time. It is therefore not certain that even a single one of the wagons like the one in this video have ever seen european roads. Cheers.
@@GoldenCroc I was not aware they were not originally marketed there. I would have to agree with you, the likelihood that one got brought over at all is pretty slim. Thanks for the info!
@@goosenotmaverick1156 HEY JIMBO..... congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers.. ROBOT CANTINA is providing the
entertainment and fun that viewers enjoy..
Loved this video.
“Great things in business are never done by one person; they’re done by a team of people.”
Love to see real Saturns still crawling around! I still remember going to the dealership with my mom when she bought a brand spanking new 1993 SL2 off the showroom floor. Learned to drive in a 1997 SL2. Many good memories, keep up the good work :)
"So, I suddenly found myself in a field full of Saturns. Was this heaven, or was I still dreaming?" I laughed way too hard at that.
Same here!
As a past Saturn owner of a coupe and wagon. That would be heaven for me
“Perhaps this is my hell” 😂that’s more like it!
@@Garyatairfab HEY JIMBO..... congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers.. ROBOT CANTINA is providing the
entertainment and fun that viewers enjoy..
Excellent as always. Glad to see the old Saturns get some love. Nice framing, good job building scenes, deft handling of the overpaid actor - it seems your cameraman/cinematographer/director is definitely in line for a raise.
...if not an Oscar, with those Apocalypse Now allusions!
What an excellent little car. People used to bring these to SCCA Autocross back when "street" class cars could run slicks. Factory-fresh twin-cam Saturns showing up with massive Hoosiers on and absolutely cleaning house... until people realized stock suspension and sticky rubber had a tendency to flip these cars over on their roof!
Hi Jake! LOL... Hopefully the Walmart tires aren't too sticky and I can keep this one off of its roof.
I like the balance of professionalism and silliness as always in your vidoes!
Heh heh, the first thing I thought about that fender was put it on first to make sure it fits and then paint it if you like it. It wasn't because I know anything about different Saturn models, it was just my lifelong misery at the expense of the law firm of Murphy, Murphy, and Murphy.
The high camera angle in the thumbnail was quite flattering and made the car look like a Rover SD1! Great vid. New subscriber!
Saturn SW2 with manual transmission and cruise control!! ❤
Clogged/Malfunctioning EGR valves were super common on these. Replaced many of them back in the day. Nice spray can paint job!
Rotors just have pad deposits from sitting I bet. Several more hard stops probably would have cleaned them up, but new brakes just feel great and inspire confidence. Plus it helps alleviate any MPG issues caused by brake drag, especially the new calipers. The car deserved some fresh parts. The coating on the rotors will last quite a while in non-salted non-snowy environments. Even then it does help keep stuff from looking like rusty death for a few years. I have lots of experience. If the black or silver coatings last more seems to depend on the brand.
4:15 Moral of the story: Always test fit your parts before you paint them. I think all of us have hit that issue once and never fogot that.
Set up a Patreon or UA-cam memberships!
Thank you!
For some reason your voiceover narration is giving me huge "How It's Made" vibes in this video.
Loved this episode
Loved my 97 SC..until the head developed a micro crack and spewed oil on the exhaust mani. Miss it though. Love these vids. MAX MPG'S !!
This is absolutely fantastic. Subscribed immediately
The ending was so soothing. Can't wait for more
Good luck with getting your hearing back. That can’t be fun. Looking forward to the diesel swap and more wagon testing!
“More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.”
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”-
Greetings from Iowa. Probably one of your best episodes. Thanks for showing the OBD1 trick. I really like how informative your channel is while still maintaining a light atmosphere and a great sense of humor. Your audio and commentary both sound great, hope you get your hearing back soon. Always happy to see your uploads.
I enjoyed the video very much. I bought a Corolla and went thru it some what like you did with the wagon. I have about $1300.00 in my car with a timing chain, VVT gear on the intake cam, front pads and rotors and of course LOF, wipers, cabin filter and a left rear tail light. Keep the repair videos coming, motor mounts and what ever. Thanks.
This is easily one of the most interesting things to follow. I wait impatiently for new episodes. Thanks! :)
“You can live to be a hundred if you give up all the things that make you want to live to be a hundred.”
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”-
Just keeps getting better. Cheers on the way to 1 million subs.
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”-
This cinematic masterpiece is just in time for Oscar season, see you in Hollywood. I laughed, I cried, I considered buying a Saturn and color matching paint. Bravo! Bravo!
I couldn't have said it better!
I say Duke is a keeper. Thanks Jimbo.
Love this channel. The breaking news was hilarious and that final rolling shot looked really good. Can't wait to see what you do to this car
GREAT TO SEE YOU AT 102K SUBSCRIBERS JIMBO! Congratulations, your hard work and fun videos resulted in celebration!
Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.
Our greatest fear should not be of failure but of succeeding at things in life that don't really matter.
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
- Harry S Truman
Empty pockets never held anyone back. Only empty heads and empty hearts can do that.
- Norman Vincent Peale
Don't limit yourself. Many people limit themselves to what they think they can do. You can go as far as your mind lets you. What you believe, remember, you can achieve.
I love these old Saturn's
“There are worse things in life than death. Have you ever spent an evening with an insurance salesman? ”
I've used the paper clip method since I learned it in 2002😅 until I finally purchased an obd2 and obd1 scanner 3 years ago, after getting tired of our local auto parts stores rarely having a scanner behind the counter😕 one of my best purchases for working on 96+ vehicles! I still often use the good Ole paper clip in my 91 accord wagon🤣
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”-
Love how you actually talk about the real cost
Anyone else kinda want a Saturn wagon now?
Never have I wanted one more hahaha
Nope. I’d much prefer a Geo.
I had one of these in the exact same color. The one thing I absolutely hated about it is how when you put it in park it crushed your coffee cup in the cup holder and you couldn't take the cup out.
Never thought I’d say it but I do want a Saturn wagon now.
Yup
Crazy that I’ve watched so many of this dudes videos now and my favorite one is him getting an old pos Saturn dialed in. Just like regular car repair.
Amazing episode, really insightful and very funny.
Impressed that you got a fender for only $10, my Subaru fender cost $110, and that is the cheap one from Thailand, of course, it was new after all
We got the first fender off facebook market place.. I was so happy..... then... well you know.
@@robotcantina8957 GREAT TO SEE YOU AT 102K SUBSCRIBERS JIMBO! Congratulations, your hard work and fun videos resulted in celebration!
love your humble and honest videos. Congrats from Spain
“Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”-
Thank you ROBOT CANTINA...👍👍
“A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parent of all the other virtues.”
“It isn’t what you have in your pocket that makes you thankful, but what you have in your heart.”
“For the yesterdays and today’s, and the tomorrows I can hardly wait for - Thank you.”
“Gratitude is a quality similar to electricity: It must be produced and discharged and used up in order to exist at all.”
“Keep your eyes open to your mercies. The man who forgets to be thankful has fallen asleep in life.”
New to your channel. These reports are fantastic to watch. As someone from the Netherlands I'm not really familiar with the Saturn brand, but I do remember seeing the SL2s when I visited the US years ago. I think the design of Saturn cars of that era has aged really well and they do have a cool 90s vibe. Manual / stick transmissions are actually very common over here, only in the last couple of years cars are getting automatics more often as the market changes to hybrids etc. I own a Peugeot 108 which is a sub-compact city car. It's light (1874 lb), has a 998cc 3-cylinder engine and a manual 5-speed. I regularly get ~52 MPG when daily commuting (30 minute drive). These sort of cars (Volkswagen Up, Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 108) are really common in the Netherlands as the monthly road tax on cars is calculated based on the weight of the vehicle, and the fuel prices are high at USD 7,10 per gallon (EUR 1,90 per liter).
I'm really looking forward to the next videos in the series!
Well done.
Love your work, Jimbo 👍
I had fun watching. Always entertaining. Let's see what you can do with the wagon. Waiting for the next video.
Everyone has a favorite sandwich, often prepared to an exacting degree of specification: Turkey or ham? Grilled or toasted? Mayo or mustard? White or whole wheat?
The tuna salad sandwich originated from an impulse to conserve, only to become a symbol of excess.
In the 19th century - before the era of supermarkets and cheap groceries - most Americans avoided wasting food. Scraps of chicken, ham or fish from supper would be mixed with mayonnaise and served on lettuce for lunch. Leftovers of celery, pickles and olives - served as supper “relishes” - would also be folded into the mix.
The versions of these salads that incorporated fish tended to use salmon, white fish or trout. Most Americans didn’t cook (or even know of) tuna.
4:36 I can hear you smiling while talking and it's wonderful
this new video style is fun! You keep all the info, and added a little flair
If it runs good, and drives good, then it is good. Let the projects begin.
I really wish every car would come with a factory repair manual!
Been waiting for this for awhile! I reckon its the best part of my Sunday!
Awesome thanks 👍👍
Those tires definitely looked ancient. The type, age, and wear of tires can affect MPG quite a bit. Buying some fresh Michelin Energy Saver tires for example might give you a few percent economy at least. That said, totally agree the cheap tires like to last! I had some General all seasons that wore nice and even and lasted way longer than I expected. $2,000 to revive a good car isn't terrible. :)
Happy to see the old wagon get a little love. If I didn't have enough vehicles at the moment I might be tempted to pick one up. I'd give the cinematographer an 8. Some things, like the braking news were a bit cheesy but on the whole it was still entertaining. The whole thing was also informative, so it was a good job.
Good morning everyone hope everyone is having a blessed day
Sweet!!
Great video. 👍
A friend of mine, that was a Saturn body man, loves these cars and has about a dozen of them, he picks them up for free or real cheap. Can't wait for the next video 👍.
I am catching up on this series, and I'm sorry if I forget to click the like button on each video!
ENJOY!
LOVE that train going by... 🚝🚝🚝🚝🚝🚝🚋🚋🚋🚋🚞🚞🚞
Diesel trains weren't used until the 1940s.
While steam engines developed throughout the 19th century, diesel trains were not put into use until the 1940s to the 1960s. These trains were preferred over steam engines because of their ability to perform faster for a much longer time.
The magnetic-levitation train is currently the fastest train in the world.
In April 2015, Japan broke its record for having the fastest train in the world. Japan Railways’ latest mag-lev bullet train traveled at a speed of 603 kph.
Mag-lev trains continue to aim for faster speeds.
It was reported by engineers that they have set a goal to increase the maximum speed a magnetic-levitation train can go. By the year 2020, these trains will be able to run at a speed of over 800 km/h.
The fastest commercial mag-lev train is found in China.
Shanghai, China holds the fastest commercial magnetic-levitation train in the world. This train can travel up to a maximum speed of 288 mph.
The longest direct train route is found in Moscow.
The Trans-Siberian Railway spans into a total length of 5,778 miles. This route can be taken entirely within the bounds of Russia and takes a week at minimum to travel the entire distance.
Probably one of my favorite episodes that wasn't a super hair brain modification this time around haha. Very well shot and put together, good job as always guys!
Jimbo - excellent and very entertaining video! Splurge on Duke and take him to McDonald's, he's earned it. I hope your hearing gets better soon...
Will do. Duke can have one item on the dollar menu
@@robotcantina8957 GREAT TO SEE YOU AT 102K SUBSCRIBERS JIMBO! Congratulations, your hard work and fun videos resulted in celebration!
@@kansasrose2909 I don't have scientific data, but I think plenty of perfectly nice weekends are being given over to the binge craze. We are binge - watching videos from ROBOT CANTINA😛😛😋😋
OMG the fender not fitting was pure tragedy. The paint looked so good. No lie I definitely would have thrown some epoxy and primer on the old fender and sent it.
Naa it was destiny. The second paint job was a much better match.
@@althejazzman Definitely tragedy in the Shakespearean sense then!
Fun episode! Thanks
your vids are such a highlight of my week, what a joy
Loving the channel!!!
wow this was very educational learning a lot. thanks, keep it up
Nice job! Entertaining and educational in the same package.
I bought one of these Saturn Wagons used in 2003. Some months later I was looking at devices on the internet that fit between the car's computer and their sensors to boost engine performance. I asked a Canadian company if they could do one for my little Saturn and they did it for me and for about $300 I had a sleeper of a car that blew people's minds watching me pull out into traffic or blast off from a stop light. No other mods whatsoever on it and I had no pretensions about it at all. All I knew was that when I pushed the pedal to the floor, that device kicked in and it started spinning the wheels. I could manually shift the automatic transmission and get some wheel spin after going into second and a wheel chirp when hitting third. Apparently the performance device lies to the computer about air flow, throttle position, mixture and anything else that mattered so the engine has to respond to make up for it. The car was already super light with plastic for body panels and the engine performance had obviously, in stock form, been dumbed down to meet the expectations of grandmothers by derating it with the stock computer. This was probably the best $300 I had ever spent for entertainment ever. I eventually ended up breaking the auto transmission from getting down on it so hard but I sold it for about half of what I had paid for it after they buyer test drove it even when it leaked fluid and wouldn't go into reverse the guy was still impressed enough to buy it.
Cars lookin good! well done!
Always fun and educational, thanks for sharing.
Very interesting lol. The news break had me trying to find the skip ad's button lol Good work there. Have a great week. God Bless
LOL... I should have added a fake SKIP button...
@@robotcantina8957 “You’re the best.” Thank you ROBOT CANTINA great video here.
Cat's, as well as other animals' noses, have their own unique print, much like a humans fingerprint.
I did not realize orielys can mix paint for spray cans. And I'm familiar with using the "key dance" for older Mopars to get fault codes so it's cool to see GM had something similar
Old Bosch was key on and floor it 5 times. Had to have a good and adjusted throttle switch. Four numbers separated by longer intervals repeated three times and it could store multiple faults. 1444, was all clear
My '88 Ranger just required a jumper in the DLC and then KOEO; I think it was the same in my '92 Cavalier...
My guess is it's only select o'reilly's that can do this
@@SHSPVR you would be correct. However almost every district has a store that can, and they can ship it via their distribution centers or Hub stores/route trucks. So they can be had by almost anyone as long as you get someone reasonably competent behind the counter, that is willing to find out which store and all that. Not 100% of them, but most of the stores can.
We just got back from a trip to three national parks in Utah and then flew out to visit my sister and family in Pennsylvania. We had a great time but am.happy to be home!
We have visited San Francisco many times over the years and Dolores Park is one of my favorite places in the city. We did a little camping in the San Juan Islands this summer but I long for a big adventure (maybe without kids?) - sometime when money is less tight!
@@ocdman202 “Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.”-
Great episode! Including the stepbacks and revamp of the fender (probably a Stratocaster by now). With new brakes and tires and a repaired EGR, seems to need only the engine mounts :-)
👍👍👍👍👍👍THANKS to ROBOT CANTINA!
One of the greatest gifts you can give someone is thanking them for being part of your life.
Replace expectation with gratitude.
The thankful receiver bears a plentiful harvest.
When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around
A grateful heart is a magnet for miracles.
I’ve had those Raybestos coated rotors on my Subaru for 3 years, and after 2 VERY salty Wisconsin winters, the coating has held up very well, only minor discoloration instead of the usual chunks of rust that form on the cooling fins.
I loved the og Saturn's, they were a solid little car
Absolutely love these vids
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Love this car. Though I have ZERO need for one, I kinda... want one. Like, a lot. Always have.
I really enjoyed this episode
Another great video. It's definitely a different style, but I like it. I think I prefer the original style, but that could just be familiarity more than anything. Both styles are great and I would be happy with either one at any time.
Not only did Robot Cantina fix the Saturn but it fixed my needed fix for more Robot Cantina...that's a bunch of fixing...
LOVE LOVE LOVE that train going by..😊😊
“Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” ~ Will Rogers
“To the pessimist, the light at the end of the tunnel is another train.” ~ Joan Rivers
“Trains are wonderful.... To travel by train is to see nature and human beings, towns and churches, and rivers, in fact, to see life.”
“Many times the wrong train took me to the right place.”
“The train is a small world moving through a larger world.”
I love the 95s. I personally enjoyed the first gen body but the 2nd gen interior. I always wanted a wagon.
Sometimes, you have to stop thinking so much and just go where your heart takes you.
If you want to conquer the anxiety of life, live in the moment.
“One swallow does not make a summer, neither does one fine day. Similarly, one day or brief time of happiness does not make a person entirely happy.” -Aristotle
“You got to go down a lot of wrong roads to find the right one.”
Don’t underestimate the healing power of music, the ocean, and the stars.
I've been really pleased with my Element3 rotors and pads, they take some warmup but then work really well and the coating on the rotors is still shiny after months
Good to know!
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There is a man near me with a lot full of 100 or so Saturns.
I believe his name to be Dan the Saturn Man.
Fitting.
Slap some Freevalve and a CVT on that thing~
Oooh, and some Pulse Plugs. Best spark plugs ever made, I tell you.
Loved this episodes jokes. "Can you spot whats wrong?" Yeah....lots of stuff "You're right! It's missing a hubcap" LOLOLOL
this series has been a lot more entertaining than it should be.
Agreed