Customer States Vehicle Smokes After Oil Change | Just Rolled In

[@JustRolledIn]

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[@84laursen]

Good to add small tips and info at the end 👍

[@punker4Real]

u there, fill it up with petroleum distillate, and re-vulcanize my tires, post-haste!

[@toddglover1121]

I love your channel and watch it all the time. That suggestion about the quart of oil at the end was very good. I know the Youths of today don’t know too much about auto mechanics and how to go about doing things. so that little tip was pretty good. may I suggest you do more informative tips at the end of some of your clips so that our younger generation can work and maintain their vehicles like the pros.🙂

[@getin3949]

These are great, must make you feel pretty smart with all of the lay (dumb) people showing up and giving you their descriptions.

[@carey_metv]

Hot glue to repair a tire!?!? 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@tokyosan7906]

That smoking car thing happened to me a few yrs ago. Got oil change at a quick change shop , drove about a mile and suddenly I’m laying down a smokescreen for the Normandy invasion. Drove straight to a real mechanic shop a couple minutes away and they told me the other place didn’t drain oil when they did the change, just added more. So I guess that happens a lot more than you would think. The quick change shop got indignant and accused me of lying when I told them what happened. Never went there again and told anyone I could about them.

[@duckingtonedits2369]

We need to pass a law requiring everyone with a car to watch at least one video from this channel twice a day and three times on national holidays.

[@JustRolledIn]

😂

[@KenBober]

I love the service announcement about the oil. It's like tilting the glass when pouring a beer lol.

[@JustRolledIn]

Yep. I also do that everytime lol

[@jamesplotkin4674]

You mean holding my beer bottle/can up-side-down and making a huge mess is not necessary? ;-)

[@KenBober]

@@jamesplotkin4674 that happens when you've pour waaaay to many for yourself lol

[@JustRolledIn]

@@nearlynormal2293 I only drink beer on vacation lol.

[@kstricl]

Works with good root beer as well.

[@getin3949]

Loved the "clean" air filter. It looks like an algae pond in the middle of an evergreen forest. 😂

[@getin3949]

One time my mechanic asked me to "hey, come here (my name), and take a look at the compartment your air filter was in. There had to be at least an entire box of Decon in it. The little mouse had more than a life time's worth of food/poison. I had never seen that before.

[@ninjatvlv6101]

u think air filters look good to eat off of. cabin filters.... those get pretty glorious

[@getin3949]

@@ninjatvlv6101 Who said air filters look good enough to eat off of?

[@ASAKLR]

Most disturbing thing I have seen.

[@E3ECO]

Ranch hand needs to be fired.

[@adamjones2025]

I swear every time i keep watching these people find new ways to shock mechanics & us viewers. That Air filter needed a Hazmat team to take it away, Customers doing shocking repairs. Quick lube shops can't even do a oil change. A some bright spark thinking hot melt glue would fix a tire. Man some people need to be banned owing cars.

[@uhtred7860]

I bought a Ford Falcon Ute a few years ago and changed all the fluids and filters, including the cabin air filter, it was super hard to get out but when it did there was a big rats nest in there, the bastard had chewed through it and all sorts of crap had dropped into the blower fan, so i reached down into the fan to clean it and the bloody rat was in there! I screamed like a little girl :-) the rat made a break for it straight into my garage and into my cat. :-)

[@adamjones2025]

@@uhtred7860 HAHAHAHA oh mate that was a good one. Don't blame you. But i got a good one too, was driving along rural roads in Tassie and hot summer day had my window down half way driving my 4wd, didn't spot a tiger snake in time and got too close, the blooding thing reared up and tried to bite the window, if it had of been about a inch lower it would have nailed me, Good old Australia where everything tries to kill ya.

[@Mostafa-vs8bd]

Last part i am agree

[@DT-ge8gd]

Totally agree !! Dear Lord some people should not be put in charge of a tricycle let alone a vehicle !!

[@uhtred7860]

@@adamjones2025 Holy fuck!! :-)

[@scottrussell6717]

That's why I never recommended quick oil change

[@jamesplotkin4674]

How did the previous shop not know to investigate before letting the customer drive off? Did they not even test run the car?

[@Mike-kr5dn]

@@jamesplotkin4674 no time for that you know they are express no?

[@txp-tuff4358]

@@jamesplotkin4674 They probably did, but the heck if they were going to stop the customer. Further down the road the car gets the less they can be blamed (in their mind).

[@sd906238]

I worked at a testing lab. We would always gets sample in from customers that went to quick lube shops. They would put motor oil in the brake fluid reservoir. It would destroy the seals then the brakes would fail.

[@ian3580]

@@jamesplotkin4674 I'm guessing 99% of regular shops don't test drive after an oil change other than parking it

[@masondegaulle5731]

Great tip with the oil bottle, I learned that one from my old man about 40 years ago, but I'm constantly amazed at how many people don't know this. Same applies for any fluid in a vessel.

[@DL101ca]

Under normal temperature and gravity conditions.

[@OmegaGamingNetwork]

If it makes you feel better, I've known this trick for a couple decades and still catch myself doing it wrong sometimes. It is just counter to how you pour about everything else.

[@silencionomus]

Some manufacturers even print this info on the side of the container. Which leads to the question: why don’t they all print that info?

[@frotobaggins7169]

conveniently, auto makers always insist on putting something tall next to the oil fill hole making holding the oil container "down" nearly impossible. Same thing with windshield washer tanks and radiators.

[@masondegaulle5731]

​@Gearjammer They're prettymuch the same design today, I know this for a fact because like I said, my old man was teaching me how to pour from them 40 years ago. Early 1980's. Rectangular metal tin or plastic bottle, as long as the spout is offset the concept is exactly the same and they pour the same way; you want to pour with the spout uppermost.

[@stevienico452]

Always amazes me how the hell some of these cars gotten into the state their in, and even more amazed how lucky no-one died driving them. Unbelievable! 🤔

[@yah5o]

2:39 - this does not only work for oil cans but for almost all fluids and beverages that come in a bottle or carton with an asymetrically placed hole. Like Tetra Paks.

[@krystiano.610]

I always hold it sideways. Better aim and also pours smoothly.

[@geoculus5606]

@@krystiano.610 I yank the bottle upward and try to arc the oil into the hole.

[@cpufrost]

Anyone remember when oil came in cans with tin ends and aluminized cardboard sides? We used a slam nozzle that pierced the end and stuck on the can to fillerup! ;-) You could also use a new one on a can of Hawaiian punch like the Judge did in Nothing But Trouble! :-D

[@oldguydoesstuff120]

Remember? I still have a nozzle lying in the bowels of my tool chest.

[@markh.6687]

All these new-fangled packaging thingys! Why, next you'll tell me plastic baggies have a sliding whatamacallit to close the bag! And what's all this about Touch-Tone phones?

[@hdfxrs9121]

@@oldguydoesstuff120 Same here.

[@Aaron-hk6st]

God I feel old now.

[@frotobaggins7169]

remember how they used to leak oil all over. lol I still have one in the tool box somewhere as well.

[@jonp.6131]

Legend has it that the Mercedes went on to have a prosperous career as a smoke machine at concerts

[@k20z3keith7]

Mercedes and a quick oil change place. Person is full of good decisions lol

[@KekeeBlack]

Most of the time they’re a HUGE pain to drain from the bottom. I believe some of the service manuals tell you to pump it out through the top. The guy under still should have said something

[@d.pierce.6820]

I was driving a Pinto in 1977-these cars rusted bad in Michigan winters. I once hit a bump, and the seat dropped down because the floor was rusted through. I cut a piece of 2x4, jammed it under the seat, and kept on driving. Later, I got a sheet of tin, pulled up the carpet, stomped that tin into something like a floor, and laid the carpet back over it. Fixed.

[@sd906238]

Back in CT in the 70's my father would drive to the train station with some of his co-workers. He said that one guy's car was so badly rusted out. The guy would put his feet through the floor and onto the road to keep the car from moving while stopped at traffic lights.

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

A buddy did that 2x4 trick with his vw rabbit drivers seat. Worked for some time. That was back in the late 1980s.

[@lisab3396]

D. Pierce......The good ole days 👍 🤣

[@jayjaynella4539]

I had a 64 Commander that had half the sheet metal under the front passenger seat gone. A piece of half inch plywood fixed that problem.

[@d.pierce.6820]

@@lisab3396 I was young and poor then-that car HAD to get me to work the next day, so I learned how to keep it running, no matter what. No youtube then to help...

[@jamesharmer9293]

I'm amazed by these videos. I live in England and by law over here you have to get your car checked out and tested every year. If you don't have a valid test certificate then your insurance isn't valid. If you drive without insurance and get caught, then you're looking at substantial jail time.

[@AmarothEng]

2 years in the Czech republic, but apart from that, the same here. Cars get, I believe, an exception from that for first couple of years (3 I believe), but that's it. No valid inspection? No valid insurance. No valid insurance? You have no business on the road. Done.

[@gearhead2255]

Most places have yearly inspections in the U.S., however it doesn't effect registration or insurance. And many people simply don't care about having it inspected

[@Chris-pb3se]

@@gearhead2255 it does effect insurance and registration in Massachusetts.

[@gamerknown]

My friend drove without insurance, he just got points on his licence

[@tylercovey327]

I live in Pennsylvania and I have seen cars with worse rust roll in. The broken cv joint gets me every time, my dad would always tell people let me do the cv joint boot and axle on both sides because if you do only one the other will be gone soon. Nope just do the one, not even a couple weeks later here they come, the other side broke 🤦‍♂️

[@ferrari2k]

Don't understand these cheapskates... In the long run you will definitely pay more...

[@jamesplotkin4674]

Sometimes, it's cheaper to just get a re-man axle and be done with it. Shop/tech time is to valuable to mess with rebuilding.

[@Asphaltaperider]

Thanks, man. I’ll remember that.👍🏻

[@paulseiferling2250]

Hi there, I'm thinking that WAS a reman shaft in the vehicle and somebody pounded the crap out of it installing/seating it and broke the bearing cage.

[@Daniel-os9tb]

That’s not the suv to take to a lube shop or jiffy lube. You have the money to own that Mercedes. You should have no problem taking it to Mercedes or a mechanic who understands most Mercedes suvs are not drained. Their pump and siphoned. And when you change the filters. The gaskets have to be changed. Nevermind sometimes the damn oil pump or water pump has to be changed.

[@CarterHancock]

Why do they need to be siphoned? Is it a dry-sump lubrication system? If not it should be able to be drained normally.

[@uhtred7860]

@@CarterHancock The same reason some BMWs dont have dipsticks, Because, Ze Germans are soooo clever with their engineering :-)))

[@CarterHancock]

@@uhtred7860 Lol yea my dad's Porsche 987 is like that too. But it's still a wet sump and is drained normally...

[@Alucard-gt1zf]

@@CarterHancock it doesn't have to be siphoned at all Just merc and bmw elitist who can't find the correct washer to replace and need that extra safety of a pump

[@bm-rf4bc]

They can 100% be drained.

[@davidcool5189]

"This customer tried to use a hot glue gun to try to repair a tire" ""crafting"" and life-hack channels: "WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!"

[@FEARSWTOR]

"The car needs some work so I'm taking it over to Michael's." "I'm not familiar with any shop run by a Mike. He around here?" "No, you silly, that's the name of the store. It's in the plaza next to PetSmart"

[@firechicken2011]

Another great episode again my friend.. Loved the opening.. reminded me of a time when I was in college and was working at a Firestone Tire center.. One of the guys did an oil change and when they filled the engine back up, they decided to use the carburetor... instead of the small round thing that says OIL on it..

[@JustRolledIn]

Thank you! And you're the second person in the comments to say somebody added oil into the carb lol

[@firechicken2011]

@@JustRolledIn haha, its a shame that its so common. But I have heard someone say they needed 710 fluid before... they read the oil cap upside down...🤣

[@JustRolledIn]

@@firechicken2011 🤣 funny how many times I've heard that as well

[@anthonysinclair5721]

Reminds me of my friends elementary school sister offering to top up the water in her mom's 65 Volvo just like she had seen her mom do every morning , except she used the garden hose to fill the crank case instead.

[@jeffduncan9140]

@@anthonysinclair5721 Dammit!!!

[@Patrick94GSR]

Glad I could help you guys with the oil pouring clip! And that rusty floor board was a Miata, I could tell by the pedals. Painful to see one that far gone.

[@JustRolledIn]

Thanks for sharing it 😀👍

[@Kyntteri]

1:16 Man, that looks like it was getting too dirty even for bacteria.

[@markh.6687]

The bacteria left, complaining the filter was too unsanitary even for them.

[@vivillager]

2:40 I've been turning wrenches for a decade and a half. I didn't know that there was a better way to pour oil. Thanks for the tip

[@johnchestnut5340]

Some of the oil bottles even illustrate that near the cap. Sometimes it doesn't matter. Anymore I use a funnel and dump it. Let it glug/burp.

[@tonyincs]

You cannot be serious?

[@kjisnot]

I was at a local shop recently and noticed the guy keeps whiskey bottles filled with brake fluid and trans fluids like a bartender. He informed me the liquor bottles and the liquor pouring spouts work perfectly for filling and he doesn't miss and spill anything.

[@DL101ca]

@@kjisnot Guessing he gets paid by the hour instead of book rate...taking 10 minutes to pour fluid out of a liquor spout must be making him good money.

[@Shraedar]

I usually pour it on it's flat side for the same effect

[@LacDole]

1:25 It happened to me a while back with my eastern Canadian 1984 Rabbit GTI, I noticed my seat was lower than it used to be... the back rails were 3 inches below the floor...

[@JustRolledIn]

Where in Eastern Canada?

[@LacDole]

@@JustRolledIn The car came from around Campbellton NB then I drove around the nation's capital.

[@JustRolledIn]

@@LacDole awesome. I have family in NB!

[@K9River]

How to pour the oil is a great idea, but very few will start pouring oil/antifreeze/etc. like that. They are stuck in their ways.

[@loganthesaint]

I find I have to pour from all sorts of weird angles so a mess is usually inevitable on my end no matter how I pour.

[@SDogo]

"We get it bro.... you vape" Btw: The oil tip also works on those bottles that have a hollow handle. But the handle must be pointing upside to work.

[@Shankmeyster]

You never know the insanity of some drivers until you see these videos about how little care they take of their vehicles.

[@ryanalexander984]

If I lived somewhere where my cars rusted like that, I might seriously look into public transportation. I just can’t imagine paying $50k for a new vehicle and not have it last like 15 years or more.

[@JustRolledIn]

I'd be buying beaters and that's it lol

[@steveb6103]

Why do you think I put my 2 1960s muscle cars away for the winter! They have never had a snowflake touch them.

[@ryanalexander984]

My wife bought a 2004 Jeep Liberty as a graduation gift to herself when she graduated high school. It’s still her daily driver and doesn’t have any rust on it anywhere. Id be so miserable watching my vehicle rust away.

[@sletourneau3]

Or rinse it off 🤷‍♀️ that's all I ever did.

[@rupe53]

@@steveb6103... It's not the snow but the salt on the roads that rots them. I have a 64 chevy that spent it's first 50 years outside and 25 of them in Ct..... BUT .... never got driven in the winter.

[@chrishawkins32014]

Of all the videos u upload the ones with rust are just scary as hell. Makes me somewhat glad I live in SoCal. Yikes 😱

[@MinecraftPro97k]

I am in Northern Texas

[@aaronr5709]

The rust ones I see all the time here in the rust belt. Even on some pretty new cars.

[@billmunny6813]

2 parts paint thinner 1 part ATF. Spray.... everything. Works great.

[@brantmcfarland517]

Southern Oklahoma does not have rust like that thank God. We have got some programs in from up north and I hated to see them back in the shop. Lol

[@egalegal1666]

glad to live in Germany... We have TÜV inspections everey car need one every 2 years who has no TÜV will be shut down immediately

[@crazypete3759]

2:00 Mercedes: Spare tire needs different lug nuts. more stuff for you to lose or not know about. EVERY OTHER CAR MANUFACTURER: just use the same lug nuts....

[@soaringvulture]

I thought that was pretty outrageous.

[@alexwalker2582]

That honestly made me shake my head. That's what happens when engineers forget that most people can be kinda stupid when it comes to their cars.

[@jamesmann1243]

@@alexwalker2582 define Stupid,. 😂

[@cullenmiller8170]

Mercedes used to that when alloy wheels were ordered as an option and you still had a steel spare tire rim. The long ones will work on the front, but would take the parking brake mechanism out on the rear.

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

I was in the field wrenching for over 40 years. Early on, I noticed I lost money every time I touched a Mercedes. I quit touching them, and had a happy career. My co-workers pulled their hair out at times, and had lousy paychecks.

[@michaeldongottilocklear1192]

The 4 dislikes were the people in this video

[@LacDole]

2:39 I knew this, but with my luck I still manage to pour half a quart all over the engine. :-P

[@billmunny6813]

Same. I like to think that every oil container ever is defective. I got to sleep at night somehow.

[@mikefoehr235]

I have one...got it at NAPA AUTO PARTS...It is a jug graduated in litres and quarts with a spout so you can pour exactly the right amount in. Can be used for oil or any fluid. Best to keep one for each fluid so no cross contamination will occur.

[@sometimesleela5947]

nothing rustproofs an engine better than a leaking valve cover gasket or a few misses with the oil bottle.

[@haroldwilkes6608]

And always use a funnel with a decent sized mouth...kitchen funnels don't hold much oil and the wife gets mad too.

[@mikefoehr235]

@@haroldwilkes6608 don't use her turkey baster to remove brake fluid

[@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975]

Where I live in Montana, they fix everything with bailing wire. There are no automobile inspections and you take your life in your hands every time you drive.

[@FASWORLD7]

First clip, Benz have oil overfill sensors that immediately lets the owner know if the oil is overfilled. My 2001 Benz had that feature as standard. But, if the owner is stupid it does not matter how smart the cars become.

[@justinstergar6757]

These videos never get old. Keep it up!

[@JustRolledIn]

Thanks, Justin! Appreciate that.

[@silencionomus]

The disconnected tire rod was when I started weeping uncontrollably. These are people we share the road with.

[@mikeellis9720]

Or, Off-road. Keeping that van on the pavement is gonna be a trick!

[@JBofBrisbane]

*Tie rod.

[@silencionomus]

@@JBofBrisbaneJB, the sad part is that I typed, "tie rod," but it autocorrected to what you see above. What a world we live in. 😞

[@ExUSSailor]

Well, if you buy a needlessly over-engineered vehicle, like ANY M-B, and, are too cheap to take into the dealership to be serviced, you get what you deserve!

[@CaptainRudy4021]

2:40 here's another tip: if you need to put oil in your engine but don't have a funnel handy, hold the bottle flat and keep the spout as close to the filler hole as possible. It'll keep the oil from spilling.

[@frotobaggins7169]

another easy thing to do is cut the bottom off a bottle, usually the first quart of oil and use it as a funnel. also a paper plate or some such thing can be rolled in to a funnel, be sure to keep track of where the seam is pointed. lol NEVER use a Styrofoam cup as a funnel for gas. ask me how i know. LOL

[@ottisqaiucci2987]

@@frotobaggins7169 Enough styrofoam dissolved into gas becomes something like Napalm ...

[@frotobaggins7169]

@@ottisqaiucci2987 lol, is that right? all i know is that holding a Styrofoam cup as a funnel and pouring gas in, it will last about 10 seconds until the cup is gone and you have a big mess on the ground. I tried that once when i was 16. lol

[@localidiotnumber792]

You can also carefully pour the oil with the dipstick touching both the inside of the filler hole, and the mouth of the oil jug. The surface tension of the oil will make it follow the dipstick

[@CaptainRudy4021]

@@localidiotnumber792 I've seen that. It's pretty slick

[@Spaitzo]

Love the tip at the end, You should ad tips like that to every video if you can.

[@JustRolledIn]

I try to add them as much as I can!

[@haroldwilkes6608]

Yeah, like when pounding in a stubborn bolt, always use the flat head on the hammer...saw that happen once, made a rivet out of a bolt.

[@randycarter2001]

Talk about Swiss cheese. I'm surprised the seat was even still upright. They never noticed the soft spots in the floor?

[@sletourneau3]

That's just lace, makes it fancy

[@youtoobe169]

OMG Why would someone take a Mercedes to a quick lube shop? LOL

[@sct913]

Because after overpaying for the Merc, that's probably all they could afford.

[@RexWort]

2:40 Wish I knew that when I first changed my car oil by myself I had mini panic attacks when pour new oil I only found out when pouring the used oil out of curiosity and boredom into recycling containers at my local autoshop 😅 Just rotating the reused motor oil container till it empty out

[@catjudo1]

I am NOT a fan of German cars. They make their cars out of lousy parts anymore, then charge a shite-ton to replace them. And that's if you can even work on the car yourself because they've been designed to resist any repairs by the owner/home mechanic. My mother had a BMW 328i sport wagon and it broke down on average once a month. My father and I spent hours replacing components that fought us all the way when we stopped taking it to the dealer mechanic (who of course screwed us over by charging insane prices and not repairing the car correctly). Feck that. Dad bought her a Toyota and in the ten years we've owned it, nothing has ever gone wrong. For what one pays, German cars are garbage.

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

Humans should not be allowed to drive automobiles. When Society has gotten to the point where disclaimers have to be put on knives warning that they're sharp, and warnings on matchboxes about fire being hot. Clearly we are far too stupid operate two tons at high speed.

[@Nic1Moreno]

Some people don't even understand there is a cap that says OIL and upside down says 710...had one come in engine screwed because they didn't realize this and couldn't find the cap that said oil....

[@akharder658]

I finally got my wife to stop going to the quick lube places because of crap like this. Underpaid, under trained, and pushed to get inspections, oil changes, and lubrication in a half hour or less. It’s a recipe for disaster.

[@M.TTT.]

1:00 oh my look at those poor tires...someone needs an alignment and much more

[@youtubechampion9377]

Yea those tires are whack! I wouldn't be surprised if the broken outer was the cause of the accident. I'm certain it needed more than 1 outer however.

[@jamesmann1243]

How many sticks of glue does it take to plug a tire? Obviously the world may never know 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tomshiba51]

Thank you for showing me how to pour oil into my engine. No more glugs and spatters. I learn something new everyday.

[@abdulinayat8517]

holding the oil bottle with the spout up doesn't help much if you drain the front diff instead of the oil

[@haroldwilkes6608]

A $10 hand pump works best for me, very little spill.

[@Kurogane_666]

Okay that first one with the quick lube shop I applied for one place he was about to hire me and I looked at his staff all high school kids and they literally sprayed each other with oil pump hoses I'm like sir I do not want to work here I don't want to be the only one that's working here after these idiots break their legs next thing you knoW they all fell

[@scottclark3761]

Knew the oil thing. But it did take me a while to learn that. Hot glue gun on a tire. That was new for me. I did have someone put an entire tube of JB weld in the fill on their radiator is an attempt to stop a leak. I gyess the idea was that it would weld together as it leaked out. It welded the water channels in the radiator shut, killed the heater core, and caused the engine to overheat badly enough to warp the alloy heads. Pretty sure replacing the radiator, or having a professional fix it, would have been cheaper. But what do I know?

[@markh.6687]

I know amateurs that would have been cheaper than that! :)

[@scottclark3761]

@@markh.6687 Well, true. My main idea is that if you don't know what you are doing, then get help. That cheap fix was damned expensive.

[@ericcarabetta1161]

I can't stand how friggin cheap some people are, and they're always "know-it-alls" too.

[@lonewolfsstuck]

the whole requiring shorter lugbolts is stupid. Mercedes should know that their average customer doesnt read the manual nor know how to change a tire. And they should also know that more often than not people that are sent out to change the tire on the side of the road are often lowest bidder and typically are not well versed in every manufacturer's stupid BS like this.

[@raymondpetrovits2336]

I see multiple examples of people trying to get their money’s worth out of their vehicles but this is ridiculous.

[@killerdoxen]

Another tip on the same vein as the oil bottle pouring. Those gallon jugs for antifreeze or windshield washer fluid pour better when tipped on their sides.

[@ronhale2739]

Wow you just can’t make this stuff up. Makes me wonder how many unsafe vehicles are out there on the road.

[@MrCPPG]

Exactly why I do my own oil changes. Had a Dodge dealer service department return my new truck to me with no oil.

[@jasonmuscat3945]

Who takes a Mercedes-Benz to a quick lube shop? And a glue gun on a tyre?

[@craigcorson3036]

Some of these people should have their driving privileges revoked and their cars impounded.

[@CorndogBrownie]

Another easy way to pour oil, coolant, washer fluid, etc. especially out of large jugs, is turn it sideways and pour away. Makes it so easy in low clearance engine bays

[@jpfaria2832]

Was going on bro 😎

[@Road_Rash]

I guess some people want to die...

[@mdrew44628]

Those shots on the video tag look more like water infiltration from a blown head gasket than from oil.

[@13BGunBunny]

re: pouring oil in - I have known that for many years. 0:-)

[@TheWaterman1000]

I've seen dip sticks used to poor oil. Poor down side.

[@JustRolledIn]

Shhh. Thats my secret to show next time 😜

[@johnnieguitar5724]

MORE TIPS PLEASE! No one ever told me about the right way to hold the engine oil container. Thank you!

[@chincemagnet]

The fact there’s people driving around with their vehicles held together with rope is terrifying There’s this one guy on my commute who had a jeep with a broken frame, he drove around at max 45 mph for like 3 months before the cops finally put a stop to it after many complaints. Now he has this old beater Silverado that he can barely keep on the road. I always say, he’s either drunk, falling asleep, on his phone, or just a terrible driver. I honestly don’t know which it is.

[@frotobaggins7169]

I used to work at a hardware store. One day a guy comes in and asks if I have a double sided magnet. I said is this some kind of trick question? He said his car door wouldn't stay closed and he wanted a magnet to hold it shut. I said do you know how much force is on that door in a turn to hold it closed? I suggested he reevaluate his safety and get it fixed properly. He conceded that I had a point.

[@jamesstuart3346]

0:08 I only smoke after sex. Which is why I don't smoke any more

[@whyjnot420]

1:25 I have driven while sitting on a toolbox, have driven without the seat being bolted down (knowingly), but f--k me, that is just too much. addendum: on a related note, before I got couches in my first apartment, I used the passenger seat from my 91 Cougar instead of just ploping my ass on the floor, pretty comfy, but a little on the low side.

[@markh.6687]

Me and the guys had a little "fort" in a vacant lot as a kid; the car bench seat somebody fly-dumped worked great instead of sitting on the ground.

[@tdogaz4114]

You have all these just rolled in videos but do they ever roll out?😂😂😂

[@sauluribe7082]

I always change my own oil without any incident after.

[@matt.604]

Holy rust Batman!

[@SDogo]

Nothing that a night submerged on coca cola doesn't fix.

[@mentalunicorn9567]

Was expecting to see fix of the fog machine :( but epic but still :)

[@maj8301]

They probably overfilled the oil. #1 cause of that problem. Drain out some of the oil, until it's at the CORRECT level and the smoke problem will disappear. It might take a few minutes of running.

[@mentalunicorn9567]

@@maj8301 :D

[@chrisd7010]

Hot Snot dude was desperate, I would’ve used Flex Seal myself.

[@henrydillard6217]

I've seen someone repair a torn bead on a tire with flex seal, amazingly it actually held air.

[@watvannou]

Just a few layers of duck tape sorts that right out! Don't even think of using the spare, that's for losers!

[@jamesmann1243]

Flex seal wont work with air, must use water instead. LOL.

[@ryorai5804]

Accidentally did the first one to my car recently. Thought it drained out of where the filter goes and didnt drain the oil pan.

[@Texmotodad]

Hot glue gun?!??!!? You can't make that stuff up!

[@randyschneider6086]

I was at a service station getting gas,when one of the attendants was adding a quart of oil to another vehicle,he spun the wing nut off the air filter cover,removed cover and poured the oil in the carb.

[@JustRolledIn]

😯😯

[@no-eb2xx]

People are stupid, that's what this video showed me.

[@samiraperi467]

That first one reminds me of the time I saw someone fill the engine *up to the fill hole* with oil. Luckily the engine was installed on its side (rear engine) so it's not *quite* as insane as it sounds.

[@meganpaull6140]

Omg 😱 they are all death traps very in roadworthy

[@kstricl]

I can't remember who's story it was (might have been my brothers from working as gas jocky in a major canadian city), but they were asked to add some oil to a vehicle that was in for fuel. Yup, wasy overfull. Whoever was adding oil for them never pulled the dipstick before putting more in... I had an 80's fwd chrysler that the foot well behind the drivers tire pulled a disappearing act on me - I had it hauled to the wrecking yard, and told them to make sure it never went back on the road. The boys there did played dukes of hazzard until the trans went, then pinned it until the motor went. Local FD used it for fire practice a while later.

[@RebeccaCampbell1969]

2:50 SHUT UP, Don't give away that secret, let the n00bs keep doing a mess he he

[@JustRolledIn]

😧

[@scottjohnson5449]

SOME PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE ALOUD TO DRIVE PERIOD !!!!!!!!!!

[@odraciskatube7725]

not many people know this but u can use you're dipstick as a guiding rod to reoil your engine.

[@JustRolledIn]

I have a clip showing that in another video, actually.

[@brutushobbies]

Hot glue and tire repair. That's a new one

[@JustRolledIn]

Also a 1st for me lol

[@wa7zbo]

Where in the country are these cars rusting out?

[@Woodcademy]

Admittedly, having a different set of lug nuts for a spare is a bad design just asking for exactly what happened here.

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

It´s all fun and games until you realize that you could actually meet one of those in the streets!

[@stevie-ray2020]

At least in a collision with one of those rust-buckets you'd be safe as they'd just disintegrate! Just avoid breathing in any of the rust-cloud!

[@compuholic82]

WTF. How much neglect does it take to let the floor pan of your car rust through. That's not something that happens overnight. That car certainly never had a maintenance inspection. I wouldn't be surprised if the rest of the car was similarly well-maintained. It's probably also a good bet that the brake pads were never checked and that it never had an oil change. And I'm not from the U.S. and I don't know what a quick lube shop is. But how can someone like that own a repair shop? With the engine burning that much oil, the catalytic converter is probably also trashed.

[@JustRolledIn]

A Quick lube shop is a building that you can pull up too and drive your vehicle in and get your oil changed quickly. Their known to be quicker then going to a shop or a dealership but I don't think they're any cheaper.

[@d.pierce.6820]

I live in a state that uses lots of salt on the roads in the winter-even well-maintained cars like mine eventually rust. My current truck has rusty wheel wells, but I have maintained it by the book from day one. Just because it looks beat-up doesn't mean it's junk. It still runs like new, and I'm not wanting to spend $50,000 on a new one anytime soon.

[@meiskavedrine9986]

Thanks a ton for that oil pour tip! So simple but so useful if you've never been taught. (I was never taught)

[@JustRolledIn]

I have another cool oil pouring tip for another video 😀

[@teamc.a.r.l8581]

Been working on cars for years, never knew about the oil. Shows how much I pay attention. I have giant funnel that u lose bottle inside of so never noticed. And a quick KZbin video while in bathroom just saved me many future headaches 😩 🚗 👍

[@scottflurer8987]

And these people are on the road with you!

[@jamesolelo4406]

How do you add 8 liters of oil in a small car you know won't take that much?

[@markh.6687]

Being totally stupid helps greatly.

[@TwinShards]

First one. My brother borderline did the same mistake. He went to check the Oil level immediately after a drive and saw the level "low". Mistake. He added more oil and his engine started to smoke every time he would come to a stop then drive (causing the engine to even Stall!) It fixed itself after 2 weeks. The way the engine is built in his Mazda, the PCV valve is somewhat low and infront of the engine, hence why when he would brake, the engine would start drinking his own blood.

[@JBofBrisbane]

PCV valve is unrelated - more likely the excess oil got past the oil control rings andcwas burnt off in the combustion chambers until the level stabilised.

[@jmitch623]

As a former wrench turner im laughing

[@K-Effect]

About the quart of oil, that goes for all offset liquid filled containers

[@kyleg-rover7707]

Got a set of tires on the subi. I sent ya a few before/after of the test fit. Now I know they clear, I just gotta get the other pair mounted

[@JustRolledIn]

I just saw that! Looks good. I like it

[@davidperry7271]

It’s pretty scary that anyone can get parts for their vehicle and attempt to fix it not even having a clue what they’re doing

[@LucidDreamer54321]

OMG. If I ever move to a state that has mandatory inspections, I will need to buy a new vehicle.

[@Kryptic1046]

It's a pain in the a$$. The inspector can basically be as picky as he wants to be. The car in this vid deserved to fail tho.

[@LucidDreamer54321]

@Neptune The last time I lived in a state that had inspections, I took the vehicle I had at that time to my cousin's auto repair shop. He still had to follow the law, but he didn't look too closely.

[@travisstorms9951]

"Vehicle Smokes After Oil Change" That was a really good oil change.

[@maj8301]

I think that they put TOO MUCH OIL in! That would make it smoke like that. Anybody agree?

[@bcubed72]

@@maj8301 OMG, it was a joke. "Smoking after sex" is(was) a thing. The joke being, that the oil change was SO good, that the car climaxed, and is thus "smoking" afterwards.