Customer States Transfer Case Is On Fire And Stopped Working | Just Rolled In

[@JustRolledIn]

Hope you guys had a great weekend! You can submit your clips/photos at www.justrolledinyt.com

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

As always....THANKS for the smiles (and winces!)

[@b.powell3480]

Wow !, was that blue paint job done by macco paint shop !!??, 😆, the $99.99 paint special!!

[@ModelA]

That engine bat at 2:58 looks like it robbed a bank and the dye pack went off!!

[@ColinRichardson]

That blue engine guy went so crazy, he painted 6 other vehicles afterwards..

[@JustRolledIn]

You and somebody else said the same comment at the same time 😂

[@ColinRichardson]

@@JustRolledIn Yep, I had a chuckle when I noticed he posted 3 seconds after me, Great Minds Think Alike and all that..

[@alex1949]

And I'm 10 minutes too late.

[@ColinRichardson]

@@alex1949 You are not late, I've saved you a seat.. You get the best seat in the house buddy

[@mikefoehr235]

Must be a hybrid

[@mrblack5145]

That last clip had so much overspray it even covered the viewer-submitted gems at the end of the video.

[@JustRolledIn]

😂😂😂

[@volvo09]

I loved the blue theme at the end! 💙 🔵

[@floridaboz1]

I am glad i am not the only one who noticed

[@katdeville]

That 356, though. *lip bite* damn!

[@fractalgem]

@@volvo09 im blue a dabue de dabu ii a dabu dee... Im not sorry

[@JLWide]

Ok, the blue engine compartment followed by all the blue vehicles was clever and deserves extra likes.

[@johnkranyics281]

👍👍

[@ThePetaaaaa]

The warm air intake which is painted blue? Indeed.

[@toesuf94]

I laughed pretty hard when all six vehicle pictures at the end of the video MATCHED the painted engine compartment almost perfectly...BLUE me away! :-D

[@heavenhelpus479]

That's a Svengoolie joke if ever.......

[@Cal-cf2vo]

HA - i didn't see that

[@SaxaphoneMan42]

I like to think a thief was about to steal the catalytic converter, then saw the starter and thought "ya know, I could really use a 12v motor" and just took that instead.

[@Br3ttM]

Maybe they went out looking for a replacement.

[@annehaight9963]

I think he just has no idea what a cat looks like and stole the first thing that looked like it had some copper wire in it.

[@jeffreydove821]

Or both

[@transientvoltage]

Maybe planned to grab the cat to pay for a new starter and saw that the starter was the right one.

[@calculator1841]

@@transientvoltage I could see that happening.

[@usseg]

Still don;t know how I found this channel, but love it. also learned that "another shop" is code for "I did the work."

[@JustRolledIn]

Glad you're here!

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

The more you knowwwwww

[@thisoldbelair]

Agreed, no self respecting tech would ever try to rubber hose a brake line 😂

[@non.chalant.1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TheHungrySlug]

@@thisoldbelair Unless they were trying to prevent a case of "repeat customer". Sure Boss, I can get rid of the pesky customer for you.

[@-Gorby-]

Good thing they mentioned that the on-fire transfer case is also not working, that really adds a sense of urgency to the problem

[@cberge8]

I've seen a vent pipe mounted under a truck like that before. Used to stash ducks once you reach your daily bag limit in case a game warden inspects your haul for the day. That being said, could be used to stash just about anything.

[@glenndavis4452]

Thought it was something like that.

[@anivicuno9473]

I thought it was just a way to confuse catalytic converter theives...

[@heavenhelpus479]

Too funny. I was going to suggest the drug smuggling gambit!

[@ffjsb]

I've always thought that if duck was that good to eat, Kroger would be selling them...

[@mybackhurts7020]

That makes more sense than anything I could think of thank you😊

[@Patchitt]

I love what you did with the blue theme photos after the blue engine bay. Top drawer. 👍

[@mikefoehr235]

Rubber hose for a brake line...I love it. Never rust. Screwing a shield to a gas tank is brilliant.

[@tomasgoes]

So durable it will outlive the vehicle! 100% guaranteed.

[@youtubeaccount9058]

I didn't know about that one. Motorcycles do use rubber brake lines, although better ones are steel-braided on the outside.

[@rickmccl71]

This is why we need to learn gun safety, you gotta watch what's BEHIND the thing you're shooting!

[@simonm1447]

@@youtubeaccount9058 The last piece at the axle is also a rubber line at cars (since it must be movable), but of course a proper one reinforced with steel

[@Papinak2]

​@@youtubeaccount9058 They are not rubber, they are composite of various materials that is covered with rubber as protection against environment.

[@FarmerDrew]

Rubber hose on a brake line is a time-honored assassination method

[@volvo09]

I don't even think it would work. How much pressure would that hose burst at? 200psi max? That's not even going to withstand a light braking effort in the rear. Add in all the swelling, the pedal will sink super far even if it didn't blow, and any moderate pressure will blow it out. If that could survive more than I'm imagining then color me surprised!

[@FarmerDrew]

@@volvo09 it'll work up to a certain temperature. Think of the calipers, they're on with a rubber hose, albeit short length and of a different compound

[@tobiasmetzger4522]

Its not a movie. Cars have 2 independent circles for the brake fluid und you have the handbrake as well.

[@volvo09]

@@FarmerDrew yes, but brake hoses are steel core. Fuel line is nylon core or something similar. I should probably look up what brake line pressures are.

[@pontiacg445]

@@FarmerDrew What exactly does temperature have to do with it? Nothing... Flexible brake lines are teflon lined and backed with steel banding, all usually covered in rubber. "different compound" doesn't even begin to describe it. They are also attached with flared fittings or banjo bolts and not hose clamps slid over a round tube. The former can handle thousands of PSI of pressure, the latter can handle twelve. I could get in that car with the thing not even running and stand on the brake pedal and blow it out, assuming it's even bled free of air which is a fat chance. As stated earlier, best be glad we live in the future with dual circuit masters, although that car is now down to one...

[@zero11010]

2:58 my favorite thing about stuff like this … that person really thinks they’ve done a good thing. They did that and they feel proud! They have absolutely taken people to their car and, popped the hood, and shown them what they’ve done.

[@SaxaphoneMan42]

The fact that it was at a car show just amazes me. I wonder if anybody roasted them to their face or only after walking away.

[@Sashazur]

@@SaxaphoneMan42 Who knows what kind of car show it was, maybe that was pretty much par for the course.

[@jamesblackwell5141]

The bolt in the gas tank got me laughing hard! Always a good laugh and surprise on this channel.

[@paulmoir4452]

When I first saw it, I thought they had sprayed the area with a rust preventer. Good job! Uhhh.....

[@knightmarex13]

I wonder how many of those "another shop just did" are just the customer did it themselves and are now too embarrassed?

[@volvo09]

I guarantee it's just about all. No shop would use rubber hose, everyone knows the pressure is WAAAAAY too high. Same with all the wacky welds and rust repairs with random pieces of metal, fresh hardware store chain and bolts, and dollar store wrenches used as structure... Even bad hack job shops have scrap metal and cut off wheels to cut said scrap with.

[@Ultrazaubererger]

​@@volvo09 It all depends on what the customers definition of "shop" is. Could be some guy "fixing" cars for cheap in their backyard calling themselves Rickys Repair Shop or something like that.

[@Fiden6666]

@@Ultrazaubererger My mechanic works out of his garage and is the best mechanic I've dealt with in my entire driving history, which is 40 years.

[@techalyzer]

I dunno about other places in the world, but in my country, probably none.

[@techalyzer]

@@volvo09 Maybe where you live... Here, it's the usual repair shop. My steering wheel came off after a steering column replacement. Luckily, when I was parking. And many more such events. Which is why I repair my own car as many times as I can.

[@bengone3349]

As usual, I'm shaking my head at what is on the road.

[@BlackLightStar]

They ride among us, bro... :S

[@Hk7762Tube]

Do you guys have a yearly inspection or something, how da F are some of this cars legally on the road?

[@GrebeExtreme]

@@Hk7762Tube idk how its in USA, but in Poland all you need is a friend mechanic/inspector and some money (100-200zł - Polish money) with some vodka and beer, than you have passed inspection just ignore that your car almost drive. (Sry for bad english)

[@Slothfulx]

@@BlackLightStar sus

[@tracewallace23]

It is absolutely frightening to be sure😳😎

[@Eratix]

All the blue vehicles at the end after that painted engine bay was perfect! *chef's kiss* =)

[@frankbiz]

Man, it's pretty scary that these vehicles are on the road. Even more scary there are people out there doing these things to cars and trucks thinking it's normal. 😜 Thanks for the post!

[@sv3106]

On one hand i watch a lot of dashcam videos from the US and think to my self: Why are there so many accidents where the person couldn't brake in time? Now i know some of the reasons....there are sometimes no brakes to brake

[@dlevi67]

There is no person in the car either, sometimes. Chimps aren't people.

[@leifvejby8023]

Could be why many name them breaks!

[@TheEulerID]

Also the spin-outs with the state of a lot of the tyres too (although not so much in this video collection).

[@Volvith]

For cars in the US: Either they can't stop, can't run, can't drive in a straight line, or an intermittent combination of all of the above. Bad brakes, bad tires, shot electronics, compound & total mechanical failure... You name it, a couple thousand die from it every single year.

[@fredk.2001]

The brakes, broke.

[@siemenstraffic]

2:57 Yo, listen up here's a story About a little guy That lives in a blue world And all day and all night And everything he sees is just blue Like him inside and outside Blue his house With a blue little window And a blue corvette And everything is blue for him And himself and everybody around Cause he ain't got nobody to listen to.....

[@alexbrown1995]

Eiffel 65. Great song

[@adamt4742]

I was thinking the same song, LOL

[@MattyT_86]

I was thinking the same thing - thank you

[@MPGunther1]

I see what you did at the end there... and I liked it

[@TazawaTanks]

It amazes me how many of these owners decline service. That means that these very unsafe vehicles are out there on the road. I’m not one to usually say that we need more laws…but vehicles that are this dangerous should not be allowed to drive on public roads.

[@davidp2888]

"I did my own brake work and I have extra parts! Cool!"

[@haroldwilkes598]

Yah, the factory always over-engineers things, y'know?

[@DropDMurphy]

I have been working on cars for decades in shops and on my own. I was doing a brake job on my own vehicle and was like "wow" there was an extra set of pads in this box.." Then i realized I left my common sense with my 10mm socket.

[@Yonkage-ik5qb]

1:33 and 2:03 Ah, that's another rare one: the SHOP declined all repairs!

[@TheEulerID]

They probably realised they'd never get paid even if they did work on them.

[@MiscDotGeek]

Those last two clips gave me the Blues.

[@opendstudio7141]

Very educational, I'll have to remember to add an assortment of vise grips in my ever growing universal emergency auto repair kit. 😉👍

[@paulg3336]

I have heard of two instances of cars being driven with vice-grips instead of steering wheels

[@dannylucas8992]

I wonder how many times a day you guys just smile and shake your head

[@mikep490]

That engine paint deal happened with my Dad's old car. Mom sold the '58 Chevy after the new-design engine blew twice, the factory air ride suspension failed, then a carport collapsed on it, all in a year. He saw it a year later and the new owner had slathered the engine in white house paint... complete with bristles stuck in the paint.

[@soaringvulture]

That engine must be the 348. Not a high spot in GM engineering. And it was probably hooked to a Turboglide.

[@mikep490]

@@soaringvulture After the engine blew the second time, GM engineers came to Nashville to look at the car. It turns out the new keeper design could vibrate 90 degrees and shoot a valve into the engine. Naturally GM tried to blame it on car owners.

[@petergarofolo9385]

Ratchet on the battery. At a loss for words. Great video as always. 👍 👍

[@MrBirdnose]

I've come really close to doing that before. Always gotta take a look around to make sure you haven't left any tools inside "the patient" before you close up. ;)

[@bbgun061]

Easy mistake to make.

[@KenBober]

What's really scary is those vehicles are driving next to you or your family.

[@BigLisaFan]

Don't mind them next to me so much as in being behind me.

[@Volvith]

@@BigLisaFan Or in front for that matter. All fun and games until the car starts leaking fist sized metal chunks.

[@joeybuddy96]

Reason number 10000000 why we need more buses and light rail.

[@Meanpooh]

I agree, 👍

[@aloysiusbelisarius9992]

I know, right?? My car, which is pushing 57 years old (the day before I do), is in far more of a new-car condition than any of these whippersnappers 30 or more years younger!

[@NemoConsequentae]

Clips like these are why I'm glad we have to have an annual safety inspection once the vehicle is 5 years old. (No salted roads around here.)

[@cjimcook]

After 5 years????? How about every year starting with the vehicle being 1 year old. Sheesh.

[@NemoConsequentae]

@@cjimcook We don't have the snow, salt & crap, so things like rust & bearings won't be an issue for at least that long. Only for brand new cars though.

[@cjimcook]

@@NemoConsequentae So are you implying that only snow, salt, & crap cause things to fail at less than five years? I don't believe that.

[@NemoConsequentae]

@@cjimcook Not at all, but those _are_ leading causes of the early rot of many vehicles we see here. The regulators here, determined that 5 years after first sale was the requirement, as their crash stats indicate that the vehicles do not deteriorate sufficiently in that time to warrant inspections. I _think_ it's 5 years, but it might be only 3. It's been ~20 years since I bought a new vehicle.

[@NemoConsequentae]

@@cjimcook That is not what they determined. It's working pretty well for us. We do not have conditions that cause vehicle to deteriorate fast enough to become safety issues in that time. Undoubtedly some will due to defects or abuse, but in general most are ok for that long.

[@animefan73]

Love the blue theme in the outro as a subtle jab at blue engine guy (2:57)

[@kernuba3916]

That last clip with the blue painted engine reminds me of a model kit put together and you leave the engine as is.

[@volvo09]

I posted earlier that it reminded me of a model I built as a kid! Painting the entire thing one color, not skilled enough for even SOME detail!

[@fredk.2001]

Don't do that! Paint it properly!

[@M21-w1y]

@@fredk.2001 I’m sure he did the best he could, then again some people should never be allowed to have a can of spread paint in their hand😳

[@waynesbutler7834]

Another great video as always that leaves me speechless and words from customers we need to hear more of " Ya i am going to take it to the junk yard " . At least the car at the end clearly has an attraction to Smurfs , made me smile ..

[@frankthomas855]

I thought of the blue man group.

[@waynesbutler7834]

@@frankthomas855 Well yes there is that too , i guess that color just brings the kid out in me , Smurfs first created in 1958 i was born 1959 , either way or fandom thats alot of blue . lol

[@Hellsong89]

Nah, havent seen one that needs to be scrapped. Its more about how much time and money you have to fix it. If its older car before 90's its worth to repair since you cant get cars that reliable anymore.

[@waynesbutler7834]

@@Hellsong89 You can rebuild anything for sure and like you mentioned it all comes down to time and money and if its cost effective but if some of these cars shown on this channel with rotted and missing structural components is a clear representation of the lack of time and money these owners have , then the junk yard or cash for cars they will go ..

[@Kalvinjj]

One theory for the random pipe at 1:41 : being used as the "scraper", so it scrapes before the rest of the vehicle does, let the pipe take the damage and alert it before!

[@annehaight9963]

That was actually my theory. It protects the bottom of the car from high speed bumps and other stuff, while also alerting the driver to the fact that it made contact.

[@Dieselfueledwork]

​@@annehaight9963could make lots of sparks over speed bumps!

[@trepanier01]

For the person that stole the starter they probably just needed a start to their day lol

[@thomasfletcher760]

That's why we have coffee 😂

[@PinkAgaricus]

I'm wondering if the starter stealer actually meant to steal the catalytic converter, but stole the starter instead because they're so car illiterate. Do starters even have anything of value within them like catalytic converters to make them worth stealing? Because if they do we need to start covering the whole undercarriage of our cars with something to keep them from taking our gasoline (from the gas tank), catalytic converters, and starters. Actually that comment gave me a giggle.

[@SaxaphoneMan42]

@@PinkAgaricus I mean they aren't as valuable as a cat, but they are essentially 12v electric motors, which have plenty of uses.

[@heavenhelpus479]

Maybe they thought it was the catalytic converter. haha

[@GetTheFOutOfMyWay]

@@PinkAgaricus This... was my first thought...

[@2packs4sure]

Oh man if that Bronco clutch could talk I bet it would have a hell of a story to tell !!

[@M21-w1y]

It would probably be begging for a new owner😳

[@2packs4sure]

@@M21-w1y Lol,, that's it !!

[@jasonbodi503]

Yes!!! TWO of my Rigs are showcased at the end!!!. The S10 [bottom middle] and the Cherokee [bottom right]

[@wcsoblake85]

2:28 I swear that the dealerships need to have customers do some kind of test to make sure that they know how to drive a manual transmission. If the dealerships implement that kind of test, it could eliminate unnecessary repairs due to ignorance. Less than 2K and they have destroyed that clutch. I'm sure it was replaced under warranty for free. Also, don't go "mudding" if you don't know how to drive in an off-road environment. Okay, I'm getting off my soapbox now. That's just my 2 cents.

[@volvo09]

Doubt it was replaced for free, that's clearly customer abuse... If it was then the dealer ate it to keep the customer happy. When I worked at Acura we sold an RSX to some chick and it came back in 1600mi later on a tow truck with a clutch that looked just like that... Burned the whole thing up like it was charcoal. When the trans came off the engine it looked like a grill was dropped on the floor.

[@wcsoblake85]

@@volvo09 I didn't know the dealer could refuse to fix something like that under warranty. I'm glad they can

[@BubbaSmurft]

@@wcsoblake85 Clutches, brakes, wiper blades are all wear items and not covered by MOST warranties.

[@wcsoblake85]

@@BubbaSmurft I was guessing that it would cover a clutch with less than 2K would be covered on a brand new bronco

[@annehaight9963]

Not to worry. In America it's basically impossible to buy a manual transmission anymore unless you go for the high end sports car or the offroad stuff. Either one is the customer's ass, so the dealer doesn't care.

[@chrisretusn]

I surrender. Every time I think I have seen it all, I watch another Just Rolled In and discover I have not seen it all. This channel (my favorite) never disappoints. 👍

[@gregrogers6886]

Now when I go driving somewhere, I think about how many other drivers around me are driving wrecks like in your videos, scary. But I never miss your vids.

[@macsmith2013]

Going by these videos, you can probably double your chances of surviving on US roads if you steer well clear of pickup trucks, especially in rural states that have no mandatory safety inspections.

[@omahuvisoongaro1207]

As a German, I hate the expensive technical checks every two years that every single vehicle has to go through. On the other hand - It also kind of reassures me that no vehicle next to me is held together with nothing but rust and tape and driven by a crackhead.

[@macsmith2013]

@@omahuvisoongaro1207 Yeah, same here. TÜV/AU sucks but is well worth the money for the very reasons you mentioned. Curiously enough, only once in my 30 years of driving any owning cars did I not pass, and that was for relativly minor issue I already had an appointment at my shop to have fixed.

[@VintageCars999]

I feel like the Fluid Film company could start using these videos as advertisements. These rusty frames always gets me.

[@yyz4761]

Fluid Film is awesome

[@justincooper5189]

So I'm sitting here waiting for my first kid to be born, and then I see this video. Makes me so glad to be able to say that I know enough about mechanics that I can keep my vehicle safe. My kid deserves to be in a safe vehicle for the ride home

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

OMG that's all I can say....OMG their all on the road with us.....YIKES!!!

[@truthandreality4650]

These compilations are a roller-coaster of emotions from absolute horror to absolutely hilarious.

[@kimurajustice]

Finally shops refusing to work on those deathtraps

[@ItsaRomethingeveryday]

Mind blowing every time, I thought my vehicle was rough 🤣

[@luke_McLellan]

I love how you finnished with the blue vehicles 😂

[@StephenBatchelor-l5m]

You hear drivers complaining about Ministry of Transport Tests (MOT) on vehicles in the UK. Look what happens when test are not required! Keep up the good work 'Just Rolled In'!

[@Helladamnleet]

The one where the customer said they'd take it to the scrap yard: Yeah, I doubt it. SOMEONE put that chain there

[@andrewoakley4957]

And it looked like a brand new bolt too!

[@cujoedaman]

My '01 Silverado has a very slowly leaking rear diff (they are known for pin holes rusting through the cover). I feel bad for not getting it taken care of, but I still make sure fluid is in it. Then I see what other people's cars do when their rear diff fails and don't feel so bad.

[@RusticShine]

clever of you at the ending! Showing that blue engine bay then all the blue cars at the end. well played good sir.

[@MrTruckerf]

The last guy really 'blue' his engine!

[@scottrussell6717]

Thumbs 👍 up before watching..absolutely unbelievable.. I know how that engine bay turned blue... a surface went to taco bell on an eating binge

[@joebot86]

Love the touch of the ending thumbnail with that last clip

[@JohnSmith-ot4ww]

Lol! looks like a smurf exploded in that engine bay.

[@volvo09]

Haha! I've seen mice and snakes in belts before (and my uncle's cat lost it's tail in a v belt under his old car when I was a kid) now it's smurfs!

[@CNCmachiningisfun]

2:58. Wow. That last one must have Blue his engine up! ;) .

[@hoggmotorsport]

They never get old dude 👌🤣 Rear diff was pretty cool 💥 And I hope they masked the air filter off before throwing the blue on!! 🤣 ....Nope!! Have a great week my friend 👍

[@JustRolledIn]

I don't think they masked off anything 😂 and have a great week as well buddy!

[@beanyou308]

Excellent !👍 Cette vidéo est une furie... 42 ans de métier, je n'ai jamais vu des trucs pareils.

[@angelalane1307]

it's blue. IT'S BLUE!! THE GD ENGINE IS BLUUUUUE!!!

[@Prepare2Survive]

It's also a fire hazard

[@angelalane1307]

@@Prepare2SurviveCRAZY fire hazard! Dummy even sprayed the belt...🤣🤦‍♀️

[@jagpimp7322]

When the guy drilled the hole in his Gas tank,I hope he was smoking,that would be extra safe.

[@JustRolledIn]

😂 that one is unbelievable

[@chair6180]

I am sure if the mechanics were to inspect these customers' medical records, they would see these folks have tofu for brains.

[@frankthomas855]

Tofu? Not poo poo?

[@coreybabcock2023]

Or shit for brains

[@AB-pl1ko]

- more likely that their heads are hollow.

[@jayjaynella4539]

Vegan brains.

[@NJPurling]

I was thinking about something nastier than tofu, like three pounds of pig ____. In England we have a motor sport known as 'banger racing'. Its like a DD except done around an oval track. Some of these cars wouldn't pass Scrutineering at an event, never mind a safety inspection for the road.

[@georgelackey622]

Nice touch with all the blue cars at the end! Snow Patrol, Counting Blue Cars!!!!!!

[@aaa7189]

In the mid 80's, I was driving a 70' international loadstar 1600 flatbed with a ton of wood on the back for a employer. I was coming up to a street light on Main st that was turning red and the breaks went out. I went for a foot wide tree instead of any cars. I mowed it down as I took a right turn and coasted into a church parking lot 200 feet away which had a garage and tire retread store next to it. The mechanics came out and asked what happened. I told them and they crawled underneath and said who ever did the breaks put a compression fitting on the line and it came apart right there

[@thisoldbelair]

2:39 the only way they successfully ran that bolt in was using an impact wrench to install the manifold. Caught red handed.

[@JustRolledIn]

Most likely. Unfortunately the customer bought that vehicle like that :/

[@stevie-ray2020]

Worst case of cross-threading I've ever seen!

[@MrBirdnose]

I was going to say that too. No way they got it that tight by hand.

[@thisoldbelair]

@@JustRolledIn 😬😬😬 bad dayyy.

[@srteach70]

Thank you for showing my bike in the ending pics. I got a kick out of that.

[@frozencanary4522]

Theif: How much for this catalytic converter? Fence:That's a starter.

[@natecrawford3612]

That blue engine bay to the eye candy was so sweet!!! Thanks and keep it Rollin In!!!

[@Wrenchingredneck]

that last one was the inspiration for the the term "rattlecan rebuild" 😂

[@steveb6103]

My hobby is restoring old cars and pickups. I still would've scrapped most of those cars. If you noticed the differential had no oil on the cover. The newest project is a 1964 Riviera, 401 nail head with 2 4 barrels. Bodies clean, but the motor is locked up. Ordered a rebuild kit and will be updating the brakes.

[@BlackPill-pu4vi]

Thank God you're not ruining that Riviera with a typical hamfisted "LS swap". It should be illegal and worthy of excommunication to mix cars and engines that are not of the same make. Let's pretend your 401 nail head can't be rebuilt and you can't find another Buick engine of that year. It would be O.K. to put in a Buick 350 from a late 70's car because it's still a Buick engine and they were surprisingly torquey engines. Long ago, I had a '78 Buick Electra and that Buick 350 had the kind of snappy throttle response and grunt to handle the numerically low rear end gear ratio. Oddly enough, it was the smog camshaft that did that. I tried two different aftermarket cams and neither of them could match the smog cam. Blew my mind but, the proof was in the throttle response.

[@marodriguezbabilonia]

we need a "declined all repairs" compilation

[@M21-w1y]

I like the ones where the vehicle is in such bad shape that the shop declines all repairs 🤣

[@SGTvolcan]

That last clip just confirmed my worst fears. He Blue it.

[@Laz_Arus]

The owner of that last clip is definitely feeling the blues!

[@mikehynek]

Once I found a vicegrip on the brake line on a junkyard car... i still have the visegrip!!!

[@droy333]

Nice touch putting the blue vehicle after the last vid haha

[@swabianking]

I am guess this "other shop" I keep hearing is really just one enthusiastic DIY car repair/bodge job

[@Thatdavemarsh]

That transfer case, wow!

[@johan_oosting]

Lol, the car @2:13 is in my town. The restaurant uses old beaten cars to drive around until they are broken or not passing safety tests... Or crashed by the (young) delivery drivers that drive like maniacs sometimes..

[@superturboactionguy]

Lmao I checked the website when I saw it. The website is from a pizza place and the phone number on the car is also listed on the site.

[@stefheling8347]

I thought I was the only one from here watching this stuff, goed om te zien dat er meer Emmenaren kijken. Ik heb deze auto wel eens op het erf gehad ter bezorging :D

[@rogerwilco2]

Every time I watch this channel I am happy my country does two things: 1) Mandatory yearly safety inspections. 2) Anything brought to a repair shop that would not pass the safety inspections is not allowed to leave and if the owner does leave, the authorities need to be informed the vehicle is not road worthy.

[@buttholasaurus99]

That’s a sexy sway on that Toyota 😂

[@JustRolledIn]

Jiggle jiggle 😂

[@volvo09]

Swayin' da rear

[@Nomad_za]

I love the Blue Man Group car engine bay 🤣

[@BlueDart1971]

This are my favorite channel. Always great content. Thanks for your work for our entertainment.

[@JustRolledIn]

Thanks, Darren!

[@BlueDart1971]

@@JustRolledIn typo this is not this are. I’m really not that stupid.

[@BlueDart1971]

Yes I also realized that I missed a comma. My grammar is struggling today.

[@JustRolledIn]

@@BlueDart1971 we all have those days. Trust me lol

[@ididyermom3273]

This channel makes me realize that with all of the completely moronic things I've done in my life, I've never not had mechanical sense to do any of these things! Player 1 Level UP!

[@TheMetalHeathen]

Some people are so mechanically inept that they shouldn't even change out a lightbulb! 😁

[@fredygump5578]

Some people actually do take their car to the dealer to change a light bulb....

[@305miamifishing9]

That last car is something you can't unseen 😳

[@Centbair]

The last clip - Last time I saw the whole engine bay being colored as one color, it was a toy hotwheel that had hood be open.

[@tracewallace23]

Great video brother💪 It's truly frightening what is on the road.😳 But that transfer case was impressive🤯 You just KNOW that I want that stunning 57 Chevy. Just that picture alone would get my dad talking about the 6 or 7 Tri-5's he owned (RIP Dad🙂).

[@czarekaj1098]

The Escalade with no brakes is a perfect example of people buying used cars like Mercedes Benz, Range Rover, BMW or my favorite lemon Maserati for cheap, because they need few "minor" things. When they find out the cost of those few minor thing to be repaired, they will drive those cars to the ground without spending a dime on repairs.

[@redflthcui]

@JustRolledIn going from the spray bomb blue engine bay to all blue vehicles outro card isa touch of brilliance!

[@RichPrivilegedWhiteMale]

As a felon, that vent pipe is a way to transport firearms locally. My best guess

[@Ripstikerpro]

That clip of viewer cars is such a good touch 😅

[@Brustkle]

It never fails me to imagen some of these people have a family tree the shape of a pretzel.

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

Tree? It's a wreath!

[@frankthomas855]

Awesome!

[@macsmith2013]

While happily pruning someone else's family tree with their murder/suicide vehicles.

[@Brafie37]

2:59 "hey Phil what's your favorite color?"

[@christopherconard2831]

I live in a state that doesn't have vehicle inspections, and am happy with that. But some of these make me nervous.

[@macsmith2013]

"and am happy with that." Until you aren't, but then it's too late. Good luck!

[@macsmith2013]

@@Channel-gz9hm By several you mean one. Please get your eyes checked out before insulting others.

[@kunka592]

@@macsmith2013 These crap vehicles are dangerous, but I'm sure people not paying attention while texting on their phones is a way bigger hazard nowadays.

[@jdougn2255]

Always fun, & shocking videos. But I think the best part is the last video and the photos of customer vehicles at the end! Thanks!

[@MJA5]

That’s quite a bit of smurf-power under that hood. Don’t smurf up with that guy at the smurf-light.

[@zoltankaparthy9095]

Customer states he just installed . . . This is the opening line to a lot of disasters. Love it.

[@nikolaiylimys]

That painted engine bay was pretty cool 😄

[@Prepare2Survive]

It's a fire hazard waiting to happen.

[@volvo09]

Looks like my first model car as a kid!

[@Commander_Sonak]

@@volvo09 Ford blue

[@GaldirEonai]

It's blue, da-ba-dee...

[@charlesbyers6911]

As usual, watching and enjoying. Then I saw the blue paint and almost spewed my drink. Just wow!

[@americanpatriot2422]

Great video

[@JustRolledIn]

Thank you!