i would be wanting a new car because there were these little events called hurricanes that happened last september and that car sat in a saltwater flooded lot. not customers fault. the dealer should eat that car because they didn't take care of a legitimate customer complaint and now it will percolate through litigation and not smell well when it gets done festering.

Not an expensive repair. Dumb dealership. YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID!

How many miles were on it when she bought it? I'd go from there.

We've had a week or more of consistent minus or negative 20 - 30 degrees Celsius in the mornings and not much warmer during the day. It seems to be warming up somewhat and it is only -4 right now. With the wind factored in it feels like -11. I have been here for 70 years. It used to be fun when we were children, but it is getting to be something most people my age fly away from in the winter. Stay warm, Ray and the Wife Unit and all your kids too.

The rust on the nuts on a 6 month old car is crazy. That is not normal.

1. IT NEED LOT OF OXYGEN, 2. IT WILL BURN ALL CHEMICALS WHAT IN AIR - AVOID AT ANY COST GO PUMP!!!

I put keo in mine. Basement. Not sure about Diesel.

I run lamp kerosine/parrafin oil instead of diesel so I can run the heater indoor in my extension I'm building for my house.

Come on Ray. I live in S. Georgia at the Florida line. We had sleet and snow. No sympathy for S. Florida.😂😅

It must be all of 65 degrees there! 😂

OMIGERD! Better get mild and bread! Cracks me up Ray. My Sis-in-Law in J'ville sent a pic of her bundled up in blankets watching TV, it was 50F in her house. I was outside in T-shirt today. It was about 35F. Was colder a couple nights ago, 9 F overnight. I don't know what y'all would do if it got that cold in FL !

It's hard to complain when one's temps are in the 40s here in CA, and others, like Ray, are really cold. I'm so glad that my days of having to work in the elements - like cold and hot days - are in my past. But there are many memories of them. Definitely do not want to smack your hands with a wrench or bolt, etc., when they're cold. It hurts so much more! Stay as warm as you can, Ray!

I was thinking, when he made his opening remarks, that rust and corrosion caused by salt exposure takes a while. Normal usage should wear away any rust and corrosion on the rotors too fast for it to pit up. However, once the pitting occurs, it will cause uneven breaking, grooving and/or warp the rotor. I agree with this guy. I think the dealer knows they are responsible, but just don't want to deal with it! I have seen so many businesses try to deny warranties, often in violation of the law. They do this knowing that most people won't challenge them or don't have the resources to challenge them. It should, in my opinion, cost them a significant amount paid directly to the customer, fines and time for fraud. The fraud being in the refusal to honor the warranty, which is a big part of any major purchase. If a warranty is part of the sale value, which it is, and it is refused for a legitimate claim, then they have essentially taken payment for services not rendered. That's my opinion. The consumer should get compensated at that point, for both the repair and mental anguish/frustration plus the time and expense of dealing with it. It has been my experience that some dealers are less reputable than others. Some are downright shady. But, they have contracts with the manufacturers that supply the vehicles they sell. Those contractscrequire certain ethical commitments. My ex in-laws bought an SUV from a local dealer. The transmission went bad 3 times. Not the clutch, the transmission. It was an automatic. The dealership "lost" the paperwork. In my state there exists a lemon law. Under the terms of this law, they were entitled to a replacement vehicle. By "losing" the paperwork, they were trying to avoid the liability. Like this owner, they filed a complaint with national. A representative was sent down, who reviewed the copies of the "lost" paperwork my ex in-laws had. The dealer was chewd out, fined and had to give full credit towards a new SUV. While the circumstances are different, the manufacturers don't want to lose business due to shady dealers gi ing them all bad names. The dealership I previiusly mentioned, also got caught shorting oil changes. They would bill for 4 quarts, but put in 3, bill for five and put in 4. They billed for the amount that should have been put in. This was causing increased wear. The dealership is now under new ownership after being closed and emptied for a couple of years. I bet she gets the brakes fixed under warranty. She should. I also agree that over $2000 for rotors and pads is a bit on the high side. 18:19 6 months makes everything I just said, irelevant and wrong, too. Well, except for the price. That still seems way too high. LOL. Funny how a little detail makes a big difference!

Not only is is cold here in Toronto (and we use Celsius so let conversion confusion reign) we also have snow and instead of salt in our water, we load our roads with it (interesting fact: road salt is mined from under the Great Lakes). You haven't lived until you move from a car with a heated steering wheel to one that doesn't have it.

When that heater fired up, the first thought that came to me was The Batmobile from the Adam West series.

Remember when the guy was running away from the cold in the tunnel? And then he ducked around the corner but the cold kept going straight. We laughed in the theater, and I said to my friend "he tricked the cold!"

My wife and i swam in the gulf of America er Mexico in Jan long time ago. Us and a couple from Michigan were the only ones swimming.

Uggg .. Not a fan of the blah blah blah ..

Just a little gift from the Great White North…..Canadia!

...Cold is relative. At least it isn't so much like out here in the mid-continental hinterlands, where we regularly get the blazing stupid-hot in the summer and now the polar vortexes in the winter, along with a week or so of spring and fall inbetween...

My grandpa would have just used a hose and sucked on one end to make a syphon.😂😂

Have my heater at my son’s house. His well head froze up twice so far this winter. 9 degrees F

Still doesn't address the vibration issue when the car is not braking. That could be bearings, tie rod bushings, tire side wall breakdown, or something similar, also exacerbated by a year of lot rot not addressed by the dealer. 2300 miles on a $55,000 car that looks like it spent a year submerged in salt water does not make for a satisfied customer. I would never buy from that dealership again, if only because they appear to be untrustworthy, in particular regarding warranty coverage at purchase. LOL. Not quite true. I would never buy from them in the first place, because Lexus is a rebadged, over priced Toyota.

That’s a 60,000 dollar car, I’d be calling corporate to, a car with only 2,300 miles and 6 months of ownership shouldn’t have these issues, Comes down to poor quality parts, For the price of these cars the parts should be built to withstand the elements

After market part but Mopar seals doesn't make sense to me

its 26 in Gainesville tonight !!!!

Man we went from 19 degrees and snow to highs in the low 30's to 55 today. Next week in the 50's i think Wednesday 67. I'll take it

Jacket ha in the closet only muscle shirts and hoodies for me bro

How about a video or two on fixing your Duramax.

Cold is cold 🥶...would be nice to live where you are 😆 🤣

Up in Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 minus45degrees

Up in Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 minus45degrees

Hey Ray how about minus45 below zero

It was -5 the other day just outside of Rochester, NY... I think we would be in shorts if we had your current temps!

We hit -50 up here last winter. Now that's cold!

Love your videos, have a good evening and stay warm. from St. Augustine, FL

That is so cool!!

Or a smudge pot in the livingroom😝

Dumpster fires in a pinch😁

I prefer the heaters with sealed combustion and heat exchangers. Such as Eberspacher heaters. That way all the nasty carbon monoxide can be vented outside. Your shop is well ventilated and has doors so should be just fine though.

Well...some stuff works better..yet depends if you can tolerate the noises operating them😏silence is golde1n ...burning tumbleweeds with seaweed is nice..😊

Don’t you have a pump on your aux tank already?

Dang, it's a jet engine 😮

I thought he had a fuel pump/handle affixed to his tank. did he not?

In addition, the Lexus badge on the steering wheel horn pad is damaged. Was this damage present at the time of purchase? The client should also add this to their claim against the Lexus dealership.🤠

Well here in the uk it's around 46°F in my garage, no extra heat required, summer is nicer but 46°will do for now and i'm still messing with my cars at 68yrs

Man alot of people are making fun of ray for being to soft🤔

Fly me to the Danger Zone!

When I was servicing My diesel 4wd I changed out my fuel filter, got diesel on me so I out it on my face like aftershave 😂😂 wife didn't like it 🤔.

We have an oil fired heater in our bus garage, it went out right after we had the ice storm and was out for about two weeks. We borrowed one of those diesel heaters.