Customer States Loud Bang & Car Stopped Moving

[@JustRolledIn]

Hey all! If you haven't seen the community post and previous videos, yes there's a new narrator - not AI. The old narrator had twins earlier this year and decided to focus on his family. It's a work in progress! Thank you for understanding. Submit your clips on our website. www.justrolledinyt.com

[@AvidGamerYT241]

❤ That's amazing

[@alexflosho]

all your videos are precious lol

[@MusicWisp]

💙💙💙

[@santiagobenites]

I thought that I was on the wrong channel for a few seconds. 😄

[@KenBober]

You have some big shoes to fill but you will get it.

[@slocarfr]

"the vehicle was beyond repair...so the customer DROVE the car away"

[@amzarnacht6710]

With only TWO lug nuts holding on the bald ass spare...

[@millenialfalcon8243]

😄

[@demophys4883]

I think states should empower and obligate repairs shops to impound vehicles like that. I don't care if you want to unalive yourself, but don't do it in a big-ass car that can hurt or unalive a bunch of innocent people along the way.

[@jacqueline-fc8wb]

Hope they don't live in my community, driving around like that.

[@LEOhopeful]

Yeah, it was beyond REPAIR. They didn't say it was beyond driving LOL

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

Once nice thing about being an aircraft mechanic working for an airline was that the pilots never tried to fix anything themselves.

[@scanmead]

...and they never took the plane to that "other shop."

[@jimsvideos7201]

Private pilots and their own planes though…

[@massimookissed1023]

Pilot declined all repairs and careened off the runway and into the departure lounge.

[@phant0]

Nono, The customers didn't try to fix it themselves, they (insert massive finger quotes) "Had it worked on by another shop"

[@major__kong]

Yes, but you guys can never duplicate the problem on the ground.

[@ezfirme]

Props to the last guy re-wiring that truck, that's a seriously tedious job.

[@P_RO_]

Doesn't need to be. A friend and I rewired everything on a 52 F-1 pickup in under and hour and a 12 pack. Too much shtuff in today's cars.

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

I've had similar cases. And they expect me to quote a labor time. How?

[@markh.6687]

@@maxwellcrazycat9204 Do the rate books price out a wiring harness replacement job?

[@HighSierra1500]

@@markh.6687 Not usually. In most cases you have to come up with a number. In the case of that Hummer H2 though. You can throw the labour guide out the window.

[@TonyMaah]

​@@markh.6687It's not just the replacement. They couldn't get a new harness bc Hummer doesn't exist, so they've got a ratty use harness that they have to fix, test the fix, and put the harness back in. It is significantly more than the book time

[@edfrawley4356]

New narrator good job. Old narrator congrats on the twins . These vids still scare the crap out of me. After 22 years otr I had thought Id seen it all.

[@TexJester-no8th]

40+ years OTR. I still shake my head at some of the crap cars I see on the road - truly amazing .....

[@The.Irritations]

He had twins and quit the channel?

[@dougn2350]

Did you see the video with all the bullet holes in various customers' cars? Yikes

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

That Hummer is never going to be OK, never.

[@fletcherenfield9474]

Well, it's a Hummer, so it wasn't really ever okay to begin with.

[@the1doubledeuce]

@@fletcherenfield9474 Beat me to it!

[@carlgarrett5142]

​@@fletcherenfield9474😄😄😄

[@ChristianRB89]

Do you see the spark flashing in the harness at 3:02?

[@MrBirdnose]

This isn't the first time I've heard of oil migrating through a harness. The transmission harness connectors on Fords will sometimes let transmission fluid leak into the harness. It can get bad enough that it drips out the other end.

[@bookfaerie23]

I felt that Camry hybrid clip. I have gone rounds with my husband about mine. He seems to think that bc it's a hybrid, it doesn't need the oil changed. My dude, it's still a car with an engine, and it needs the oil changed. It took a mechanic explaining things before he believed me. He also thinks changing the cabin filter is a scam. 🙄

[@MrLunithy]

And you married him?🤗

[@CrisisOnACanoe]

It's not too late to change your mind on your choice of life partner 😬

[@JoshuaTootell]

😮

[@Jeff.78]

Please show him these videos and comments to help him learn that not all mechanics are crooks. ✌️😎

[@jdslyman1720]

Oh man. Owner of two Toyota hybrids here. Don't tell him about the second coolant system (inverter coolant), traction battery filter (Yes, the big battery has an air intake and filter on it that has to be cleaned), or the fluid for the e-AWD system in the rear. Those all have to be changed at certain intervals as well as the brake fluid, trans fluid, engine oil, engine coolant, tires, engine and cabin air filters, etc. What you don't have to worry about is a starter, power steering pump, drive belt, or alternator, as it doesn't have any of that. If you do all of that, you can have confidence that your car will be along side all of the teenage Priuses out there with 250k+ miles on them, used as taxis or Doordash runners.

[@pat8988]

No matter how many times I watch this channel, I'm still flabbergasted at the condition of the vehicles shown!

[@DarkForce2024]

We all laugh, but the scariest part is these people are driving on the same roads that you and I are.

[@edmondlau511]

I can just about guarantee they don’t have insurance either 😂

[@ADBLOCKER4YOUTUBE]

@@edmondlau511 definitely correct

[@kABUSE1]

German TÜV says "no" to that statement. Literally.

[@amococ2487]

Not the same roads as I

[@Semystic]

Thats why vehicle inspections should be required everywhere.

[@station4358]

2:00 with the rice in the seat, that’s a mouse making a nest. Same exact thing happened in the headlight of my first motorcycle

[@davelindsay9736]

Chinese or Japanese Mice?

[@dennisd9554]

Loved the duct tape headliner. They actually did a pretty good job of keeping all their lines straight. Classy.

[@snowe..]

Wonder if the cost of the duct tape rolls was near the cost of the headliner itself. Duct tape is crazy expensive

[@Fafonia]

One of my old lines...Tape'll fix it. Lol Brings back memories.

[@AffordBindEquipment]

could have used different colors and made it a custom job. Grey is so old fashioned.

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

Points for resourcefulness on that one

[@warrenp.5916]

Wait! What? No spray foam?!!!😢

[@immikeurnot]

Use spray foam in your electrical connectors to keep fluid leaks from seeping into control modules. Don't actually do this.

[@ericwhitehead6451]

Or any repairs from "Another Shop" 😳

[@Variable-2-actual]

Either A: it's common enough now. Or B: they're saving up for a special hour long spray foam extravaganza.

[@Ghetto_Smosh]

Thank you new narrator for giving the other narrator some peace on his mind by letting him take care of his twins.

[@JohnPhilpott-q5k]

Well it’s not like he couldn’t do both 🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@JohnPhilpott-q5k]

@@alaindelon5398 yeah it’s so tough now days 😆

[@some-replies]

​@@JohnPhilpott-q5k how dare he be a good father! Men need to work all day and never see their children!

[@some-replies]

​@@JohnPhilpott-q5kthat's how you sound

[@JohnPhilpott-q5k]

@@some-replies The video is like five minutes long!!!!! Grow up!!

[@bmstylee]

That BMW owner missed the payment for the brakes subscription

[@markh.6687]

And the turn signals also, no doubt.

[@batsonelectronics]

@@markh.6687 I am pretty sure turn signals come disabled from the factory. Never seen one used in 20+ years :)

[@BoloH.]

These cars aren't beyond repair, they're beyond scrapping

[@bingbong7316]

Even Wilberts wouldn't take 'em.

[@dimitar4y]

scrapping is for re-melting it for the steel. What steel is there left on this? Throw it in the burner, you'll just get a nugget...

[@tedlahm5740]

actually on the road.

[@bcdoggie]

@@bingbong7316 I was going to say the same thing about Pick-N-Pull. LOL

[@carlgarrett5142]

I had a car once that ended up almost as bad as some of the ones in this clip. I was pleasantly surprised that a local junkyard was willing to take it off my hands, and even more shocked that they were willing to pay me $35 for it.

[@robertlivingston1634]

The second one blew me away when their biggest concern was the AC not working.

[@MrBirdnose]

Over the years I've been amazed how many people will just casually tell me the brakes on their car don't work. Brake jobs aren't even that expensive as car repairs go!

[@cmc7106]

JustRolledin and most should have Rolled to the scrap yard!!

[@jacqueline-fc8wb]

THANK YOU! Man, they are terrible.

[@jimmyyleee3333]

@@cmc7106 Awful. Just.. awful. Yes i know it's original.. obviously else my brain and .. insides 🤣.. wouldn't automatically HURT, COUNSELOR!! 👌

[@itsnotme07]

Love that duct tape headliner!

[@blaww89]

I had oil wicking through a wiring harness on my Subaru earlier this year. I found it by chance while checking something unrelated, did a little digging, and sure enough there was a TSB for oil leaking through the VVT solenoid connectors and into the harness. Thankfully it hadn't reached the bulkhead connector going into the car/ECM, otherwise it would have been a $5000+ job at the dealership. Replaced three of the four solenoids, cleaned connectors with electronic cleaner and monitored it for a few weeks. Something new to keep an eye out for when buying used or doing maintenance.

[@dave1956]

It just goes to show that many people shouldn’t be permitted to own vehicles.

[@luketurner314]

As someone who doesn't own a vehicle (no license either), I'd rather own (and licensed to operate) an airplane that can go up and down regardless of what the terrain is doing

[@tricky1581]

These same people should also be prevented from owning a firearm or voting tRumplican.

[@Sh4dowgale]

I'm no mechanic, but I worked at O'Reilly auto parts for almost two years. I can tell when a part looks bad. This shit is horrifying.

[@immikeurnot]

The easiest way to tell if a part looks bad is if it was sold by O'Reilly. Seriously, though. Their electrical parts like starters and alternators still have a ridiculously high failure rate. They have gotten better than when it was 60% didn't work right out of the box, but it's still bad. And you couldn't GIVE me one of their AC compressors. Near 100% failure rate inside a year.

[@HighSierra1500]

@@immikeurnot That's like Canadian Tire parts circa 2006. I was told I was being too rough with the parts and I had to install them gently. I asked, "How are they going to hold up in an OH MY GOD panic stop if they can't handle the stress of installation?"

[@AffordBindEquipment]

@@immikeurnot But but but...they have a catchy tune! That has to be worth something!

[@jimmyyleee3333]

@@Sh4dowgale whew.. DISCLAIMER from the WHITE auto parts store (Napa is now 2nd place..) else (Bill )O Reillys engineering squad would DECIMATE us in comments.. 😁🤣🤣👌

[@randycarter2001]

What an innovation. A crank shaft inspection port. Is there a kit to put one in my car? 😀😀😀

[@Dieselfueledwork]

Ebay and Amazon sell them!!

[@rollastudent]

He needs the door window guy to make him a wood and lexan inspection window for it

[@cmagee79]

'Oil Migration' is a thing I had no idea happened until this week and now... there it is. Learn something new every day.

[@weirdfan88]

That customers mother is safer walking

[@Jeff.78]

Considering it had a ramp for a wheelchair, I bet she can't. That vehicle is one pothole away from deleting people from the census.

[@a68k_de]

Maybe it was the mother-in-law and not unintentional to let her ride in the back 😂

[@janrdoh]

At least the rice did not turn out to be maggots which was a very high probability judging from many of the cars seen on here.

[@markblundell9461]

I had an 1976 Triumph Bonneville that had an oil pressure switch leak I wasn’t aware of. I ended up with oil dripping out of the headlight.😂

[@randomfpv22]

I don’t understand how these people have made it so far thru life they lived long enough to get a license. Ps narrator guy, you’re doing a great job

[@dimitar4y]

it's called Society. The mentally ill are supported by your 80% taxes.

[@lynnmccurdythehdmmrc2561]

My favorite saying when I was a Service Manager and Writer "Cost of repairs exceeds Value of Vehicle."

[@ouch1011]

You’re not a very good service writer then. It’s not your job to decide if it is worth it for the customer to fix their vehicle or not. That’s for the customer to decide. I’ve sold jobs on many, many cars where the cost to repair was more than the value of the vehicle, and the customer chose to do it anyway because it would have cost them _way_ more to replace the vehicle with something better.

[@jpendowski7503]

Love that assessment. Hitting the nail on the head.

[@lynnmccurdythehdmmrc2561]

@@ouch1011 Then you would have not lasted long at the Dealership level. There were many cars that were very unsafe to be on the road. Where the customer wanted to spend money, but we weren't that greedy to take it. One case where we pulled the wheels and the brakes fell off. Customer insisted we reassemble, rotate the tires and change the oil. Other cases, which led to the Exceeds Value statement when the customer returned a month later demanding their money back because of a major failure of another part. We would have the Customer sit down with the General Manager and have the Facts of Life explained, and if the customer still demanded the service work done. We would, but only after they signed a Legal document that they Knew the vehicle wasn't worth the money they were spending on it.

[@nigeldepledge3790]

Hey, I have a 23-year-old VW Golf that's on less than 160,000 miles. Very nearly every repair is more than the value of the vehicle.

[@scanmead]

The one guy who said there was no oil in the car... there was LOTS of oil. Everywhere except in the engine. 😮

[@livingourdestiny9075]

The last pic though....Carpe ductem....seize the tape.

[@dimitar4y]

can't seize the tape if he used the entire nation's supply

[@markh.6687]

It actually looked far better than I expected, like waffle padding.

[@immikeurnot]

To get oil out of the cooling system, drain and refill with straight water, add some Dawn dish soap (the amount varies depending on how much the cooling system holds). Rinse and repeat as necessary. Works great. I've actually seen two failures from fluid leaks working their way up a harness into a module. One was a VW product where it came off the transmission connector, up the harness, into passenger footwell and into TCM. It was a known issue with those cars. The other was a Ford F250 with a 6.0 diesel. Guy never bothered changing the o-ring on his fuel filter, which sits just above the main engine harness. Fuel got onto the harness, then worked its way through the PCM connector, into the PCM itself, destroying said PCM. Ended up selling PCM & flash, a couple cans of brake clean, a filter set, and a new fuel conditioning module (the lift pump/filter/heater thing on the frame) because it was full of crap where crap shouldn't have got to.

[@HighSierra1500]

I used Dawn dish soap when the gasket on my 2014 Ford Expedition started leaking oil into the cooling system and vice versa.

[@Dieselfueledwork]

Had 6 of those 6.0's never seen it at all, they were 03,04,and 06. Now if the injector plug goes bad, oil will migrate right to the ficm in short order.

[@davec8439]

Sounds like the voice of experience. 🤣

[@henrymorgan3982]

Complete madness.

[@ekop1778]

2.40 10,000 FT OF WIRE TO BE HOOKED UP WHERE U START?

[@scottshep8978]

Please don't insult madness lol.

[@Cancun771]

U had me at "loud bang".

[@marathonman96]

Really liked the pacing from the narrator in this vid, he's getting the hang of it! Also, I could hear the defeat in that last technician's voice. My heart goes out to him for having to work on that nightmare scenario.

[@Nordic_Mechanic]

first man had a lathe on his truck and didnt know it !

[@massimookissed1023]

He must have a good sound system if he never noticed half the exhaust had rotted away.

[@Utuber-x44]

😂

[@kevinknabe7252]

A guy putting oil in a coolant reservoir is an automatic loss of your man card.

[@soaringvulture]

I've done it through sheer absent-mindedness. I was checking my 1964 Valiant back in the day and found it needed a quart of oil and some anti-freeze. So I got a can of oil and the jug of anti-freeze, went back to the car and just dumped the oil spout into the radiator. After realizing what I had done, I removed the lower radiator hose and flushed the radiator with soap and water. No harm done.

[@CalebTibster]

New narrator has been improving quickly. Great job, dood!

[@lyanstudio]

Means a lot!

[@michaelrussell5346]

The rice was probably put in to dry out water damage due to flood or rain damage.

[@michaelhiles5350]

Friggin speechless!

[@seanj3667]

Hey, everyone told Han Solo the Millennium Falcon was a pile of junk too, and it helped save the galaxy!

[@ADBLOCKER4YOUTUBE]

Different galaxy. Different time.😂😂

[@carlgarrett5142]

Well put.

[@markh.6687]

If the Falcoln was this bad, it would never get off the ground.

[@Kill3rT0fuuu]

We share the road with these cars. This should be criminal

[@lordkreigs1978]

Many of them are illegal and if involved in an accident, especially with injury or death, it will definitely be criminal. State police investigating fatal crashes go over the vehicle in one of the first things they look at is the brakes.

[@strohmy9863]

Pretty much any civilized country has mandatory safety inspections for vehicles. But I guess freedom of individuals is more important in the US than road safety for everyone.

[@grumbazor]

indeed. Some of them are plain attempted murder

[@dan1906]

These are illegal. The states with safety inspections have some enforcement. The others, not so much.

[@chrisdaigle5410]

States require yearly safety inspections. My state doesn't and I see cars that shouldn't be on the road all the time. Crashes waiting to happen against innocent drivers.

[@MegaKencam]

That oil leak making it's way to the computer and destroying the wiring seems crazy to me.

[@dimitar4y]

I've seen it happen with water. Sealed units like the ECU manage to suck up water through the wiring harness like a dang tree and its tree roots. Oil though? Doubt it.

[@ZboeC5]

Oil can absolutely wick through wires. Back in the day it was fun to put computers in fish tanks full of mineral oil for cooling, it works pretty well...but after some time your mouse and keyboard would be full of mineral oil that had wicked out of the tank your computer was in. This was before wireless peripherals were good/popular.

[@Hybris51129]

The scary thing is that its becoming more common. I kind of feel like these harnesses need to have some sort of one way valve installed to address just this exact issue.

[@dimitar4y]

@@Hybris51129 .... a one way valve on a harness....... This is getting very clowny. Maybe the sensors need to have some sort of relief cut in the wiring or something so oil can escape that way instead of traveling up the insulation?

[@Sashazur]

@@Hybris51129Seems like they could inject some kind of liquid sealant into the sheath in several spots, to prevent fluids from moving through.

[@saltymofo5870]

With twins he will be back soon to get some rest!

[@rogerallen3206]

Most of these clips on this channel show a good reason states need safety inspections for all vehicles.

[@ADBLOCKER4YOUTUBE]

you should see what we have running the streets in Phoenix.

[@LexYeen]

Screw that, make it a federal requirement.

[@jackradzelovage6961]

@@LexYeen as someone from an inspection state, they dont work. making it bigger wont make it work any better. the rear brakes just came apart on my ranger yesterday- literally had small pieces of the adjuster coming out half ground away, brake sticking on, and completely inoperable with the pedal- but because i passed inspection in april nobody would ever know the truck was like that until 7 months from now if i didnt tell anyone. inspections get the most egregious cars off the road, but they dont catch them all and they take millions of still good cars off the road for stupid reasons. inspections are failures unless youre willing to force normal people to give up perfectly working cars

[@YOEL_44]

Muricans are so blinded by their "liberty", they always forget they don't live alone, and that everyone around them has the right to have a safe life.

[@markprescott6477]

Yeah, no. Inspections might catch the most egregious violations (Cars with 3 wheels, broken in half, etc...) but for the most part they are a revenue generator for the state. You also have the whole conflict of interest in most places where the shop fails for something bogus, then also offers to repair the vehicle so it can pass. Basically they drub up revenue for the garage during slow times. I am a mechanic and speaking from life experience. We will never catch all of the most serious violations because there's a lot of people that drive even without tags or inspection, so they will never bring it to a shop for us to take a look at. If nothing else, it needs reform so that we have state ran inspection-only stations, where that's all we do. Pass or Fail. Get it repaired at a garage of your choice and then bring back for re-inspection. Some states do have that I am told.

[@sealight78]

I'm suoer stoked to be sharing the road with these drivers.

[@justDIY]

At least that first truck had one of those heatsink diff covers, so you know the driver is Cool.

[@Sandmansa]

I just loved the duct tape head liner. lol

[@DatMageDoe]

How do you mess up a Silverado that bad... that's genuinely impressive.

[@rsbandbj1]

0:55 oo i'm sure customer approved all repairs right?

[@MoonFlux]

Ofc

[@co-jt6gd]

I doubt it. If that was mine, I’d scrap it.

[@johnswanson7916]

That hummer job sounds like a nightmare.

[@darrennew8211]

At least the wife looking for a coolant flush knew (a) something was wrong, and (b) that she really needs to get it fixed.

[@johnkutsch7609]

and a new husband

[@darrennew8211]

@@johnkutsch7609 If something that easy to fix leads to a divorce, you've got serious problems in your marriage.

[@MrBirdnose]

@@johnkutsch7609 Husband's fine, just don't let him try to fix the car anymore. ;)

[@fp6343]

How would someone drive a car around, which has the fuel tank rubbing on the ground, and think: yes, this is fine?

[@pudermcgavin4462]

Yes oil and coolant can migrate through an entire wiring harness! Props to those techs trying to fix that one! But me nope f off I ain't doing that!

[@jimsvideos7201]

That’s it, I’m going back to bed.

[@courier11sec]

"Oil traveled through the entire harness to every single sensor" 🙄

[@randykirk62]

That's a first I ever heard of that..but on this channel anything's possible😂

[@garymills7494]

@@randykirk62 Hi, oil migration is very common on Land Rover TD5 diesel engines in Discovery and Defender diesels. Oil travels from a cam position sensor (within the cylinder head) all the way back into the ECU and shorts out the ECU.

[@dougaltolan3017]

Even if oil got to the connector part of a sensor, it really shouldn't DO anything. I think theres more to this..

[@tombates9122]

It does happen. Usually not to 'every sensor'. Just from the oil sensor to the computer and thats enough to kill it. Fairly common in some high end Euros.

[@dimitar4y]

Not impossible, but extremely unlikely. I'd like to see more evidence of it. And oil by itself isn't corrosive or harmful to the sensors or electronics. The guy is either lying, or he mispoke - I've seen WATER travel through meters and meters of wiring. Wicking up due to vibrations, heat expansion (And time) - it's how sealed units fail, if there's an excessive cavity in a sealed unit, during heat cycles a vacuum forms and it's enough to suck up water through many meters of wire.

[@YOEL_44]

Oh I know where that rice is comming from, and a certain Rich knows it too!!

[@jpendowski7503]

Great job new guy. Love your pace.

[@davidp2888]

What a bummer for the Hummer.

[@rodgerpratt3199]

😮😮😮😮it never ceases to amaze me what some people do or don't do to vehicles!!! It's a scary world out there!!

[@firstlast5681]

I don't know how you mechanics get through your day , you're either in shock or laughing your asses off, I know it❗️😂😂

[@Game_Blox9999]

2:09 That Toyota is leakier than a BMW.

[@Llortnerof]

I don't think "leak" quite captures the situation. The engine probably is losing oil, though. And various other things.

[@adamt4742]

still less leaky than a Harley probably

[@NotthatNeil]

@@adamt4742I was going to say that.😂

[@aidenradu-fw9lk]

Not going to lie the new narrator is a fire guy with a tone voice and the og narrator has a nice family! More cool stuff for the channel.

[@scubatrucker6806]

Lord have mercy 😮😮😮😮😮 how do people drive these cars?

[@dimitar4y]

The same way people ignore their foot slowly rotting away from necrosis. KZbin took those videos down.

[@timetraveller9321]

The second car was a shocker😂 all the best to you from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@sterlinsilver]

1:02 the obvious cause, the elderly mother was furious at the idea of being transported in the back and gnawed her way through the fender in an attempt to escape.

[@andreasbenning]

"The vehicle was beyond repair, so the customer drove their car away." Oh, dear god.... xD xD xD

[@CowCommando]

Props to the voice actor on this one. Much more lively on the script here. Much nicer to listen to.

[@micktepolt6276]

people are funny ! thanks

[@Jeff.78]

Camry Hybrid is so advanced, it's got a Bluetooth block!!! 🤯

[@Woepie05]

The fact that the Toyota Camry hybrid is still running blows my mind 😂

[@stevenchandler4218]

Yep. It's still happening every day. Thanks guys.

[@M21-w1y]

Those Japanese cars seats are stuffed with rice😂😂😂😂

[@markgentry6688]

I have seen and smelled all of this stuff and more 😂❤

[@dang6832]

That Silverado is a peach.

[@izmark671]

Customer States "I don't think I'm wired right." or should have.

[@mrtjbiga1784]

" Straight to jail " all of them

[@Lurch-Bot]

0:20 FR. I literally saw the Beverley Hillbillies driving down I-10 last week south of PHX metro area, doing about 30 mph with all their crap stacked high on their tired old pickup truck. Seriously, the damn thing was taller than a semi and they had absolutely zero suspension travel because it was so overloaded, probably on tired old shocks. They were holding up traffic for miles during rush hour on a Friday. They drove right past a DPS officer who was only interested in getting his quota for speeding tickets, not enforcing the violations that really cause fatalities on our roads.

[@franklipscomb5672]

that last one... poor HumV

[@matthewmcmaster2731]

What do you mean the mechanic and customer don't know how the rice got in the seat.... it's a Chinese car! 😂😂😂

[@nattypezman4894]

And I thought some of my old hooptes were bad 🤣🤣🤣

[@terry_willis]

This video reminds me of when people say, "When I buy a car, I drive it until the wheels fall off." Literally.

[@nicz7694]

These videos really make me glad that we got the TÜV inspections in germany. While it might be annoying to take your car out for it every two years, it helps figuring out early developing problems.

[@bluesteel48]

I’d enjoy seeing the actual customer. Not just what’s left of the customer’s vehicle. 🚗

[@mahartma]

Wow I thought oil creeping up sensor wires was a Mercedes only problem. gj paying for the harness now, after fixing the underlying leaks.

[@dimitar4y]

What kind of oil is it that after wicking up the wires it can damage electronics? I've seen it happen with water, but isn't oil too viscous?

[@mahartma]

@@dimitar4y the engine oil is pushed through the wires. it messes with connectors, disabling the link and worst case will creep into an electronic module. it dissolves the solder there among other nasty stuff.

[@dimitar4y]

@@mahartma Oil can dissolve solder? Wow what is in that thing

[@ThomaskellySr.]

I was an Auto Mechanic my whole life and I found I stopped getting surprised by the weird things I kept finding.

[@frankrizzo3915]

Great Video.

[@scoot77777]

Wow! Unbelievable! Some of the junk people drive!

[@davidstewart4570]

"The vehicle was beyond repair, so the customer drove their car away." Of course they did.

[@Kent.]

I'm happy i live in a civilized country there it is mandatory to do a yearly inspection of the safety of your vehicle. Even if it's kind of annoying when you have a relatively new car you already know is ok. But i don't want to meet drivers with cars like that on the roads!!!

[@a-fl-man640]

noticed the change from my favorite narrator on YT but new babies is a valid reason. thanks for the info

[@DarkISO25]

Idk how people can still put stuff where they arent supposed to go, like its clearly marked on the caps...

[@bobmcl2406]

Good gawd, what a parade of junk! Makes me proud of my car, and the fact that I also clean it before I take it in for service at my local family garage.

[@jasonjackson5696]

I laughed @1:35 when I saw the paper the mechanic put down to protect the carpet in that disgustingly dirty vehicle 😂😂

[@scottshep8978]

Goddammit. That Silverado is beyond borked.

[@Dieselfueledwork]

Its definitely FUBAR ed!!!!!

[@deweygill1973]

I worked at service stations 1971 until the mid ’80’s and saw some goofy stuff, tin can exhaust repairs, speaker wire wiring harness repairs but that was little league compared to what I see here. What the hell happened to people? This stuff is nuts.

[@renakunisaki]

Is anything on the Silverado _not_ destroyed?

[@daver18qc]

Voice over guy doing good now 💯 Gawd damn, i'm only 44 seconds in and i'm 🤯😵

[@Slicerwizard]

Sounds to me like we're on our third narrator.

[@auvokuustio]

Very nice collection of various happenings! And btw I don't mind the new narrator at all, after a couple of videos everything focuses on the cars on display, as it should be.

[@shadowssenator]

So... ,,that weld,, wd40, and sprayfoam have a new brother now: the drywall 🤣😂

[@DopravniPoradce]

"What's from your country and is hated by all?" "Czech engine warning light." Ha. Ha ha. HA HA HA. 😉