Copart Walk Around 3-28-2020

[@EnglehartProductions]

Randy, please NEVER quit making walk around videos! I learn so much from watching them and they are just fantastic. Never quit being you!

[@qdood]

Glad this is a long one since it's probably our last copart video for a while. Stay safe Randy

[@lansing66]

Is the dodge in for new paint?

[@gregisdivorced]

Yep Manheim Orlando shut down on Friday till April 9th at best. I was ready for it though. Lots of wrenching and moving in store.

[@GoodoldCT90]

Randy: Honda Accord Coupe looks like a winner. Get-it! 👍

[@19mati67]

That fan running, maybe a trouble.

[@wasabitoburrion4409]

Absolutely

[@pizzonona]

Yeah that accord is clean.

[@kylemag1139]

Goodold Ct90 accord coupes go for insane amounts of money at auction

[@froylandiaz4846]

Those accord coupes are great cars! We purchased one with 150k miles. Was basically the family car for a few years. No maintenance was done to it probably a few oil changes every year. Towards the end of its life it had around 350k miles it had transmission problems since we’ve never serviced the transmission, leaky valve cover gaskets. And my sister on her way home from work got rear ended 60 mph by a 15 year old with no license. Car was unrecognizable from the rear but she still started afterwards. Miss that car. Body held up pretty well while having it for four years.

[@777warhero]

keeping showing those old GMs brings me back to my childhood when I use to see them everywhere. It's a nostalgia trip for me.

[@Joshtheweatherman]

21:46 The Explorers are notorious of having leaky thermostat housings, I bought one a few months ago, and replaced it and it fixed the coolant issue!

[@mortonfamily8609]

Yep. Done it twice myself. They make a metal one for a good price now. Use a motorcraft thermostat and should last a good while.

[@ricardofletcher3250]

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[@mortonfamily8609]

@@ricardofletcher3250 wtf lol

[@thwhop]

Pt cruiser needs a water pump and timing belt. Also if you cycle the key three times fast it will run a self diagnostic that will show codes on the dash. Temp gauge won't read without water running over it. Also no heat from no coolant.

[@jamesthomson3025]

That Accord is a cool car. I used to have a 1999 2.0i saloon it was nice. Very reliable too.

[@danyasha5]

I love the pinstriping on the cobalt. It makes the car unique and most of the times people like unique and different cars.

[@Ryan-hv6fq]

The Red Triangle on the Prius is for a faulty Battery.

[@codycrawford2385]

I love the PT Cruiser, I had one and I sold it for no reason, these are great cars, some people hate them and call them ugly, the pt was my dream car

[@brian5o]

I love the PTs, too. I can understand why some people hate them, they are cool cars and in my opinion, look a while lot nicer than the HHRs. I'd love to have a turbo with a manual transmission, myself.

[@inuyasha2092]

I would LOVE to have a Corsica again. It was such a great car. It was cheap. It was reliable. It was good on gas. It had decent power with that 3100 V6. Would've kept it longer but the radiator gave out two days before I had to move and all my money was invested in the move. Also, you can jump that Prius under the hood. There is a positive terminal jump point in the fuse box panel under the hood.

[@bobber22]

Randy...Get some GLOVES!

[@gregorycarter9352]

Bob Cunningham Especially now.

[@derickdarosa3727]

Hey randy love ur videos I was a tow truck driver for 12 years on the Toyota Prius under the hood under the fuse box there is a red positive clip that u can use for power and use a ground that will give u power

[@peterclarkson3503]

Keep up the fantastic videos. As an avid car buff here in Australia, I discovered your channel about a month ago. I watch about half a dozen of yours every day. Very entertaining and informative during this tuff time in the world. Take care and stay healthy and safe. Cheers Pete.

[@iambryce]

i love watching this channel while being quarantined

[@brian5o]

I really loved that 1st Prius and the PT, even though the PT did seem to be a bit of a risk, it looked very nice and might be worth taking a chance on. I'm with you on the Honda Accord, it seemed to run great and a new paint job would do wonders for it. By the way, that Corsica was a treat. She seems like a tough old girl to start without a jump and drive after that. Also, the alternator on it looked brand new- someone really tried to take care of that old car. It's such a shame it was wrecked so severely like that. Thank you very much Randy for continuing to do these walk-arounds despite all the Coronavirus craziness that is going on. Best luck to you and your family. I hope you guys all continue to stay safe.

[@Over9000scouters]

Tbh i love all the old cars that you never see on the road anymore

[@colbeyholder2695]

Jump starting a Prius- The driver side fuse box under the hood. Pop that open. There will be a jump point under a red cover. Find a ground or look towards the motor and you will see a stud for you to ground.

[@gregisdivorced]

I don’t know if you’ll read this post but in the Prius the jump points under the hood are under the cover on the fuse box ground the negative on the block and the Positive is clearly marked not need to go in the trunk. Believe me I’ve jumped hundreds of Prius’s at the auction.

[@davidjohnson8474]

Omg! A Corsica! My dad and I bought 7 or 8 of these over a 4yr period from the government at GSA auctions. They were great cars ......back then! Lol! We never lost money on them either. You might think about looking at GSA I bet you find some cool deals! Oh ya if you get one from them you are the first owner, no taxes when you buy it or when you register the car!

[@tannerwebster4771]

I definitely agree with bidding on that Honda Accord. A Honda is a Honda. My mom used to have a 01 odyssey and it has 257k miles on it and still runs strong. As of right now it is a spare car because it was replaced with a 2012 Buick Enclave

[@aidandel6548]

There is a positive terminal for prius jump starting in front of car to the right of motor there is a black cover remove that you’ll see a positive terminal then you can just ground off the body.

[@pinball541]

Randy, just for grins & giggles. You should get the cobalt & put a Pontiac G6 nose on it. That would be a easy flip. Hello from Phoenix Arizona.

[@MrFlavadave]

Chris Fix cars did a great video on just that battery issue. Triangle of death got fixed for about 1300 for a rebuilt battery pack.

[@quentinc1275]

Randy we never get tired of old gms

[@rich_edwards79]

Get the Honda or the Cobalt. (I still have a soft spot for them as one was the first rental my late wife and I got after she passed her test in '07).

[@TellurideS13]

My dad owned a Corsica. I remember it was our daily driver.

[@KURTIS19801]

i was with my parents taking delivery of a brand new 88 baretta!

[@mv3780]

Telluride I had one back in 1995. It was super fast. Bought it brand new.

[@iamscomar]

We have a PT Cruiser identical to that one,so far it has been a great car with 160000 miles.They aren't that bad to work on either,I know there is a lot of hate for them but we like ours.

[@trbstang]

How about a few "Best of AAR" Copart video compilations? Might be nice to revisit some of the memorable ones.

[@mattg7952]

When you get the red triangle of death in a Prius you disconnect the 12v battery for 5 minutes then hook it back up and start the car. The warning light should go out and the car will drive. I have done roadside assistance for years and have seen it about 100 times.

[@Ricamundo]

Stay safe and well, and THANK YOU for your videos!

[@richardkafka5625]

Great walk thru Randy. That Honda could be a big win for the right price! Thanks for keeping the uploads coming!

[@alphiesplace3899]

Trying to get a vehicle on Copart for the 'righ price!' seems harder and harder these days. I watch several auctions a day and continue to be amazed and amused at what some of these vehicles go for.

[@BourbonDrinker]

I used to have an 87 F150 Laredo king cab two tone red and tan. Loved it but it was having issues at 125,000 miles but still looked fantastic.

[@rolandbrandt2297]

Randy on the silver prius there is a jump point in the fuse box on the driverside under the hood a little red cap that you can pull open en for the negative just put it on the engine

[@garycurry4600]

You have the “red triangle of death” which means the hybrid battery needs replacing. Not the worst DIY job. Batteries range from $1K to $1.5k. I have the exact same year, but only 73K miles.

[@adventureswithdon5443]

The Prius jump start point is in the fuse box under the hood. its red and pops up. but it was funny watching you climb in the back.

[@mr.niceguy3572]

Keep up the great work Randy and as always stay safe!!!

[@SILVERBACK69]

The little Honda is a easy flip. definitely get it. Nice video RANDY 👍💥💥

[@dimitrya1234]

Hey randy Their is a jump spot in a pruis in the front open the fuse box their will be a positive terminal hook up positive to red and ground goes to the body or engine.

[@rashedbatarseh6341]

100%

[@mritter3874]

Hemi Lyfestyle same was gonna comment the same thing. Have sold over 300 prius

[@rj.parker]

I am surprised Randy did not know about the fuse box jump since he had one. The engine probably blew a head gasket.

[@markrape2181]

I love the pt cruiser, drove one for years....never had a problem and I only had to replace the timing belt

[@alphiesplace3899]

I always wanted a PT Cruiser or HHR. I drove an HHR Rental for a week in 2011 and loved it...

[@trashbandit2449]

@@alphiesplace3899 get an SSR

[@michaelz5692]

check the white Toyota Sienna just next to the Prius too! Those wheels on the van tells me it's an AWD. Those are awesome vehicles!

[@tramlad2]

I have a soft spot for the PT , just that retro look they were just a bit thirsty on petrol, they are still popular with collectors, in the right colour they are still a looker, just something a little different, if i was younger i would take a punt on one. another nice video Randy

[@420villain]

I've seen priuses taxis still driving with 600k km up here in Canada

[@jjbee8146]

420villain I had a 2004 Prius with 315k miles

[@jimmytran7597]

I think you should get that Honda Accord

[@That1towncar]

7:36 I would still LOVE to have a closer look at that carnage jeep if possible! Love your videos!

[@rizqallah7557]

He doesn’t show cars like that if he believes people didn’t make it out alive.

[@stephanroller3209]

You talking about that blue square Cherokee? I’d love to see that too cause I used to own one just like it. I was lucky enough to get a perfectly running and driving 1991 XJ with 4x4 for 600 dollars

[@iknowyou6696]

I love you keep doing this i love it!! your the best youtuber about cars

[@garycurry4600]

FYI, jump points are in the fuse box in the engine compartment.

[@eugenesbackyardrepair4593]

I love my 89 Corsica with 2.8 . I used to smoke front tires like a v8. I riced it out to pick on hondas and raced them all. Sold it with like 1600000 miles and only thing stopped it was a flood to the top of the dash board. It still drove once it drained but transmission died guy never changed any fluids. Lol

[@richfreedom6577]

Randy what the heck man you're tongue-tied badly today LOL that you just have one of those days that's all right thanks for everything you doing

[@bradgilpin9740]

I love the old GMs! Show them all!

[@salehaldur5713]

The positive jump point on a Prius should be in the fuse box under the hood

[@Honda2015]

I actually enjoy the older cars.

[@bepilc]

I drove a Prius from Indiana round trip to Utah, averaged 59 M.P.G., couldn't believe it!

[@peterkwok9608]

That Honda Accord looks like the best deal. You can flip it and make money on it. Honda's and Toyota will yeild the best value 👍👍

[@mds2465]

That’s either the generator gone bad and/or the battery cells need replacing on the Prius. It’s probably both given the age and mileage. Generators on those are built into the transfer case and it’s about a 10+ hour job changing it out on one of those

[@jonathonashby2203]

In the gen 3 Prius the jump point is under the fuse box cover in the engine bay 👌🏻

[@Gordo101978]

I really hope you get that accord do a nice engine detail, repair the leaks and it’ll be good to go

[@umar2548]

Lift that plastic fuse cover right beside the ECU module of that 3rd gen prius. Im pretty sure you will find jumper terminals. My JDM Prius had those ....

[@bubbadc1]

Had Prius run rough like that one.Turned out to be Bad Injectors.

[@TheBlueMoons]

Jump point for most Prius's I have found are inside the fuse box in the top right of the engine compartment.

[@alphiesplace3899]

Thank You Randy for all what you do. I truly enjoy watching your COPART videos. I only wish you would share visually or verbally the LOT #'s of the units your showcasing in your video's. Also, would love an update Video on all your cars - Which cars did you sell, which are keepers, etc. Take Care - Be Safe and Stay Healthy!

[@Brycereigle2000]

Saw the screenshot and had to click... Had 2 of those old f150s they are tanks.. Both with the bulletproof straight 6 still have one of them!

[@raywonnacott1756]

Cobolt is a keeper easy fix could be an easy sell. Corsica is a keeper as well the motor is a hard to kill motor

[@chucktabor3739]

Honda's run for ever. I brought one years ago and I drove I for 5 years and started at 130, 000 miles and took it up to 250,000 the engine went out haha but great car .

[@EnemyOfMagats]

250 is nothing. My ford 500 has that. My 97 odyssey had 400 when i sold it. Absolute turd that had to be started with a screwdriver. Nobody would buy because of that. 😅

[@WaylonDog]

The Prius does have jump a jump point under the hood, it is just under some plastics by the fuse box.

[@joez32]

Thanks for the video is Randy. I look forward to them everyday. You're awesome!

[@josephnorwood664]

On the prius there is a jump point in the fuse box. Better to power it and pop the trunk through

[@blakeherzner3493]

The red triangle and the check engine light are for the Hybrid battery

[@saintfunny]

Get the Accord Randy, as a previous owner of one I can attest that they are bomb proof!

[@tarektoukan6952]

Your reaction on the yellow bird is hilarious Randy ....😂 😂😂😂

[@stephenknott5481]

Randy , The Honda Accord is a winner. Hope you get it 🤞

[@MrRocky1405]

A nicely done - informative and entertaining presentation. Thanks for sharing!

[@braden6402]

I died laughing when the cd started playing because I wasn’t expecting it to play anything and it scared me 😂

[@mrd219]

Dude that white car next to ptcuriser. Wow that was a jaw dropper totally lost... keep up good work n ty for good videos.

[@gavparadox]

it made me happy seeing a corsica cause 1: the corsica is my familys old car, and 2: you BARELY see any on the road anymore in 2022.

[@MrDwsmith1982]

Prius have jump points inside fuse box. Right side of engine bay under the plastic cover.

[@NoahClay6]

Another awesome video. Would get that first Prius or maybe the Accord coupe.

[@taylorread2660]

Jump point is in the fuse box for the prius on the engine bay most have 2 at least they are on the uk models

[@pelottysouffrant9079]

@chrisfix made a video on how to change the battery on the Prius

[@45AMT]

Chevy Corsica. Now that's a flashback.

[@ItsBrotherDon]

Copart Walkaround on my birthday?! I think yes! Stay safe Randy

[@davestheman4janice]

I have had my PT Cruiser for 15 years and have had just to change things because its gotten old. Have no motor or transmissionn issues. Guess Im lucky.

[@joehomanick]

That coolant was from the heater hose on the top of the thermostat housing had no hose clamp . They are known for having bad thermostat housings also . But this explorer had a missing hose clamp 😂🤣

[@ecymbura31]

The "red triangle" on the Pruis means the battery isnt charging properly and it needs to be replaced which is about a $4000 job. Not exactly something that's not a huge deal. That's why the check engine light is on

[@michaelhartloff3833]

That explorer looks like it has original plug wires the replacements don't have numbers

[@lucyenglish8215]

Randy , I love the Chevy Cobolt .

[@JoshuaRonnie7]

Pretty clean PT Cruiser

[@calebstrayer478]

The PT couldn't have a problem with the TIPM - 1st gen (05 back) didn't use them. It didn't heat up or move the temp gauge because no coolant. Most likely, the cooling fan failed, it overheated and blew out the coolant. The cap is missing from the expansion tank.

[@montyholland3357]

Id leave the pinstripe. Definitely keep it

[@mexicanspec]

I agree with you only because when he removes it he will see the paint around it has faded more than the paint that was underneath and you will always see where it was, so let the next owner worry about that.

[@danyasha5]

I really like how the pinstriping looks. It makes the car unique.

[@Saddletramp1200]

The pin striping is pretty for a student or nurse car, much younger than we are.

[@mpl5164]

Miss the carnage. Like the one behind the PT Cruiser.

[@randycook319]

I love those Corsica

[@jeffemiller1470]

Yes yes on the Accord. There is enough change for a quart of beer!

[@zacharyquackenbush6324]

They did the onstar upgrades in 04. So anything 05 and newer can have onstar active.

[@douglasbrown8175]

The Cobalt, and the Honda will give you some good content, and both seem to be decent cars.

[@electrorestorations696]

Get the Chevy corsica I think it would be a great car. Also love the vids

[@jasonallesch6332]

Would definitely stay away from the Prius’s. With the electronic/engine issues there won’t be much room to make a profit with the mileage on them/work needed. Definitely would stay away from the Chrysler. For 93,000miles it doesn’t look/sound very well taken care of. As for the cobalt and the accord, If you could get them cheap enough, I’d go for them. They both appear to need minimal work and when done, you could sell both of those easily for a decent profit. Good video

[@douglasrudd8627]

Keep the pinstriping - its beautiful.

[@umar2548]

These Prius have jumping terminals under the hood. I believe thats inside the outer black fuse and relay box...

[@saifalsharif6817]

Umar Also he could’ve got through the trunk by using the key inside the key fob

[@gmcjimmy3580]

The Honda for sure man that's money all day long.