If You Hear This, Your Transmission is Bad

[@scottykilmer]

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[@freedomforever6718]

Happy Labor Day to you Scotty!

[@maddox1180]

You too Scotty

[@marcsongaudin8429]

Good work on labor day 👍😃👍😃👍👍

[@markflanagan9187]

2007 chev colorado brake pedal sank to floor, felt grinding, tire spun out when foot light on gas, pulled over to notice brake fluid sprayed inside wheel wells on passenger side front and rear What could it be?

[@louie9373]

Happy Labor Day!

[@johnnycashlives316]

Scotty has convinced me to never buy a car again.

[@bigpapa4755]

why

[@johnnycashlives316]

@@bigpapa4755 too much trouble

[@jayalmas3789]

Unless it’s a 1996 celica

[@johnnycashlives316]

@@jayalmas3789 yep

[@jayalmas3789]

@@johnnycashlives316 if it’s one car he never stops talking about is his good old celica and I don’t blame him lol

[@selfmade128]

As you said, ppl in these professions generally don’t care anymore! The passion you have for cars is unmatched. Hard to find ppl like you nowadays Scotty

[@JohnJames.]

It really is just wanting to fix it, within reason

[@larryechols6606]

That’s why I watch all of Scotty’s videos and that’s why he is being so successful!

[@micharel937]

This is so not true

[@proanswers]

it's a two-way street. Humans don't want to pay for the diagnosis and the other side doesn't have the aptitude or encouragement/support by management to diagnose. Parts replacement (parts cannon approach) is more profitable. It's also the short-term game vs the long-term game in customer service. Better questions, better communication on both sides.

[@jackanderson2773]

@@micharel937 Based on my own experience I mainly trust Asian mechanics .

[@Colevid19]

As a mechanic of 25 years I have to say it feels good knowing there are still mechanics out there like Scotty Kilmer. Honest and knowledgeable, so if you can find one stick with them because they are rare and it’s only going to get worse with inflation. Flat rate mechanics will feel the pressure because you know employers won’t compensate them most the time yet cost of living is going up so there work ethic you can wave 👋 bye bye to. I have to be honest because I have built my reputation based on Scotty’s ideals when it comes to servicing the customer. So what it comes down to is I just want to shout out Scotty. God Bless you sir for your service. I am very passionate about my career and to see someone utilizing it into a social media empire is inspiring.

[@tenyardfight5454]

I can’t tell you the destain I have for mechanic's at this point ( no offense). Nothing is a small fix and $300. It’s always $1200 and truck is still never right. All my vehicles are always broke. Would you say it’s almost better to go to a dealership at this point ? Even if it’s a little more I feel like they have to be honest more because it’s a big company. I mean if you had a 2008 f150 with many issues at 120 k would you be recommending replacing tranny lines because of a small leak ? Especially when trucks at this point need so much more.

[@precisiont5188]

Are you in Oregon? I need a good mechanic.

[@pearlsamlal1950]

Yes my dear I agree with you...I have alot of horror stories with the marchanics in Tobago west indies...be warn people if you ever come to this little island.😮

[@Colevid19]

@@precisiont5188 no sorry NY

[@vanitylove9080]

So true. I have a great friend who helps me out and knows cars so well. I pay what he states and I never get overcharged. I'm forever grateful.

[@peterfernandezjr5914]

The Ford service cannot find anything wrong and then they'll bring in a sales manager to offer him a deal to trade it in for a new one. That is how they get sales.

[@jeffreydevoti7000]

Yeah, they explain the equity in the old vehicle and the cost to repair could put them in a new car, with...Full warranty and low, low payments. You can't afford not to trade. Customer: 🥺 Okay, let's do it. 😁 Sign right here...

[@issavibez394]

@@jeffreydevoti7000 lol 😆 😂

[@issavibez394]

Ford trash except their trucks

[@peterfernandezjr5914]

@@jeffreydevoti7000 You know the drill. I suppose they may also inflate the cost of repairs.

[@driver4011]

12 year old ford....trade in time....ford dealer will then own it n will have all the time in the world to find the problem(s) n fix it. silver lining - it lasted 12 years.

[@davechupp7922]

Finding an honest mechanic in this area is a challenge. Dealership? No. Big O' Tire? A big NO. Scotty, Thank you for being honest. You are doing God's work.

[@clardy01]

Had a “manager” of a Big O years back tell me my 02 lightning was all wheel drive 🤣😂🤣. Never went back to one, never will.

[@gauravsharma5196]

Can Anybody recommend good an honest mechanic in New Jersey?

[@tkrdg7885]

Dealer is stealer

[@aalynnodell9809]

That's everywhere unless you have friends or friends of friends in that industry or just do it on their own like my Dad and my ex husband and even then its sketch. Best bet would be do your homework, research the problem yourself, get more than one opinion and not tell one about the other and see what they say is wrong. There's many forums that are pretty informative online. It'll be pricey if diagnostics cost are up there but could save you thousands in the end by not replacing an exhaust over an o2 sensor. But you're also risking sabotage while they're checking it out. Like that cable they disconnected just to get a few hundred out of you. Sucks nowadays you just can't trust anyone.

[@2020-g8s]

😂😂 @ “Big O’ Tire? A big NO”

[@darrell9546]

Industrial mechanic of 40+ years experience here, my mechanic's stethoscope is one of my most useful tools. Not expensive.

[@finley614]

You 💯 correct… it’s absolutely one of the most useful tool to have. Saves a lot of time and money when tracking down those pesky noises. Back when i was younger i would use long wooden handle screwdriver or a long stick and put up to my ear to find the noise and this did work but limited to certain areas in a car. Now I’m older i know the importance of having the correct tool so I’m not limited to whatever the situation is

[@dmo848]

I even used it doing plumbing work

[@sheridaducky-xk6lx]

I need to get one. Never heard of it till today

[@abdulbasith4450]

This is why I always play music really loud so my car lasts forever and I never hear this 😏

[@olguiq1013]

😅😂

[@KJPOGVLBRADY]

Fsee

[@CathyM-x1g]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SereneTing]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Erienicole18]

until it fails and all the fluid leaks out and the car comes to a stop haha 😂

[@avhadproductions518]

This guy literally got every tool in the planet 👊🏽

[@bmbkg4266]

😂😂😂

[@siddharthupadhyay4246]

I salute Scott sirs energy and passion.

[@billycausgrove9657]

"Oh shut up you stupid seat belt" 😅😅😅

[@maxamillionese8519]

His from a different Generation 😂🍻✌🏽👍🏽😎..

[@thompsonpowerbuilding5766]

I read this right before he said it

[@NachoMaMe]

The one thing I hate about modern cars…they think they’re the boss.

[@StatikBenz]

@@NachoMaMe frfr

[@tonycowham801]

​@@maxamillionese8519 he definitely removes that fuse in all of his cars lol

[@billdougan4022]

To check motor mounts, just open the hood and watch the engine to see if it moves while shifting from park to reverse, then from reverse to neutral, then from neutral to drive. Pause between shifting gears.

[@albertoleal9725]

If only mechanics like Scotty were everywhere. After watching the channel for 4 years I purchased a used Lexus rx350 with barely 100k on the odometer, hopefully the car will outlive me. Keep doing you Scotty we appreciate all that you do!

[@isaacjrv]

This is why I like Scotty's videos, you see in a few seconds the difference in between a person that is an engineer since born and a regular mechanic, the way he goes step by step and makes it simple is a sum of experience collected and natural troubleshooting skills, besides that Scotty is a really wise man. I have a cousin that never went to Mechanic school and he fixes stuff for BMWs Mercedes and other expensive cars when dealers cant and funny enough he built his own tools for those cars.

[@bigro4444]

Most mechanics won’t do this.

[@neon_skyline9879]

this man has saved me literal mouths of problem solving between my 89 crown vic and my 08 focus. please keep doing what you are doing my guy.

[@SEVEN_DUCK]

And if you have a nissan with a Jatco CVT, your transmission will always be bad. Good afternoon scotty!!!

[@scottykilmer]

afternoon!

[@m-raytheboss8994]

I have a 2014 Nissan Altima have a transmission issue never again

[@icost4671]

Adin Ducker Are you first again ? Pretty good 👍

[@supersymun]

Meh… 50/50 chance… Chrysler, though…

[@MyRuger]

I mean the first 200k it’s fine.. had plenty of nissans at this point around 2009 that made it 200k no tranny oil changes even

[@Mentosnocok]

One time I found Scotty’s channel and I binged a bunch of videos it felt great to watch. Now I come here to diagnose issues with my car and I associate this channel with anxiety. Praying it won’t be the same noise as my car

[@StatikBenz]

😂😂😂😂

[@erikgonzalez3482]

Knowing that he took the time to look it over the right way says alot. Most mechanics are lazy and don't even bother to do the simple basic checking but instead just guess the issue. You have to love what you do to do what Kilmer does.

[@ericle7299]

It's more complex that it seems. Do not discount Scotty's 50 years of experience and troubleshooting skill that takes a lifetime to perfect. Most mechanics at the dealership are just code readers because the dealership doesn't care to train their employees to troubleshoot anymore. They just replace everything that the code tells them to replace

[@wizarddaddy47]

They hook you in with a recall, then tell you your 7 year old car with 50,000 miles needs 1,000$ worth of work 🙄 Sureeee

[@achmada9338]

Money does enslaves ppl 😭😭😭 but instead we have to put our money as our slave

[@king-ghost1027]

Then when they claim they can't find the problem, them bitches still charge u a arm and a leg just for the diagnostic,, they just want their money

[@isnowyazn]

@@wizarddaddy47 Only $1,000?? Try that x5!!!

[@bruceli9094]

@@wizarddaddy47 Total Recall.

[@allamar9083]

Can’t tell you how many of Scotty,s programs I have watched ,or how many years before other guy and girls began jumping in with automotive advice. Thanks for the ride Scottty. Saved me some Bucks and a lot of headaches.

[@jamesgreen1337]

I love scotty he keep it real we all need a mechanic like him in need

[@mrme9517]

SADLY THE SHOPS TODAY ARE YOUNGER AND THEY DON'T WANT TO WORK SO UR STILL OLD SCHOOL RARE IT'S SAD TO SEE WHERE THINGS ARE GOING APPRECIATE UR VIDEOS 🍻🍻

[@waggypup99]

This reminded me of my thumping and shaking of my vehicle. I was really concerned about breaking down in the middle of an intersection. Anyway, I found it was the drive shaft completely destroyed along with u joints. I replaced it with a OEM assembly from the dealership at $800. It works flawlessly. Toyota Tacoma with 270,000 mi.

[@gabegarcia7779]

Thumping and shaking was your drive shaft u joints?

[@waggypup99]

@@gabegarcia7779 Yup, it felt like I was going to lose my Axle on the highway especially when accelerating during a traffic stop. The drive shaft was replaced with U joints, then the wheel bearings assembly was replaced. The truck is now smoother than ever at 270,000 mi. Crazy how Toyota builds their vehicles!.

[@pdub_originalpdub8173]

For the surface rust on the frame, etc. I have just saturated them with used motor oil and that seems to do the trick.

[@jeffreydevoti7000]

Old Chevrolet's V-8's use to do that anyway.

[@henryelceser]

Cheers Paul...my Dear Uncle was a Wisniewski!!

[@maciejp7829]

@@henryelceser that is not uncommon surname

[@henryelceser]

@@maciejp7829 I know, but ours died out around here.

[@markadkins9290]

Another reason why I love Scotty!

[@KNaaman]

You are right these mechanics don’t care. Thank You Mr.Scotty

[@arthursmith643]

Can you check to see if your transmission is going out? If you're worried about your transmission, one way to test its functioning is to put your car in neutral for a few minutes. If you begin to notice strange noises while your car is in neutral, your transmission oil may need to be changed.

[@moja6380]

The RIP on the thumbnail shocked me for a while I thought it was bad news, glad to see you doing well Scotty.

[@jrgeencnas267]

Long live Scotty. I have been watching his vids and eventhough I am not handy with cars, little by little I’m understanding more and more some of the issues I’ve had with my wife’s Nissan Sentra 2009.

[@EnriqueGarcia-zh6ie]

Dealerships are just full of crap. My gf got her last service under warranty on her car the other day. Everything was good but the cabin air filter. They tried charging us $90 just to do that!!! I was baffled. I went to the store and got a $20 air filter and did it myself in under 5min. These dealerships will do anything for money. Love your videos Scotty!!

[@fromthebackofmymind]

A brand new set of loud pipes can hide many noises. $89 for the detector is a good deal.

[@fromthebackofmymind]

A bearing noise. Which one? 1st to 2nd? 2nd to 3rd? 3rd to 4th? 4th to O.D.? Mainshaft bearing? Planetary? Output shaft? Pump bearing? One arm bandit in Vegas. You will never know when, until you hear the big kachunk! And then a red or amber light comes on. Stranded. Don't mind me. I have blown up a few automatics in my time.

[@aboivanka6104]

Does it really matter which one? 🤔 To fix it you will have to take it off and apart regardless.

[@lebronjames4705]

Scotty knows stuff that you can’t teach but you learn over decades of experience

[@MrJx4000]

Rust Check definitely works to suppress further rust. The stuff in the green can is thicker than the red one and is very sticky so that it doesn't drip off. The red can is a thinner liquid and will penetrate cracks and crevices nicely but will drip off over time. I've been using their products for over ten years and couldn't be happier.

[@poultrypickins9572]

I am curious,any specifics on your results? I have a 85 f150 that has surface rust but is solid. I would like to get 10 more years out of it. On the fence about undercoating by a pro,seems pricey without any real warranty.

[@MrJx4000]

@@poultrypickins9572, try the spray in the red can first. Just drench the rusted areas inside if possible (I took off wheel wells to get access to the inside surfaces), let is drip off and then wipe up any excess on painted surfaces. Rust Check is an oil-based product with some kind of rust inhibitors. It prevents further rust damage. Car washes do remove some of the spray so keep an eye out for dryness afterwards.

[@poultrypickins9572]

@@MrJx4000 Thank you. I will try it in april when the roads up here are less salty and I can make it home from the wash without it getting to dirty again. I live in NY so rust is the #1 truck killer here.

[@Ghostrider-71]

Fluid film.

[@komradkolonel]

If Scotty had hooked up that Noise Master on some of the old cars that my friends and I had back in high school and college you would hear so much noise your ears would hurt. But those big pieces of Detroit iron just kept going. I'm thinking that most mechanics at stealerships are either fundamentally dishonest or just incompetent. Those places are absolute last resort.

[@tmurph247]

Dealership mechanic = Glorified code reader. Translated, no code, no problem.

[@soundsolutions]

Too right brother, they prefer to upgrade you to a newer money pit.

[@pdub_originalpdub8173]

“They got ‘cha by the short ‘n Curly’s” 😂 between that and noise testing the wife; Scotty’s on fire today 😆

[@Shadobanned4life]

This man is an honest-to goodness National Treasure !

[@lemorewilliams7981]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sdrape4964]

Find any noise with the noise detector. Hook it up to your wife to see how loud she is! 😂😂😂

[@soundsolutions]

Lmao 😂

[@danielarivera9726]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@lrrrofomikronparmaside8904]

This just saved me so much trouble, thank you as always Scott!

[@hairylarry6167]

Ford. Just can't make anything good anymore. No call for it.

[@fabianlang7537]

You remind me of a mechanic I befriended when I was young, he taught me alot with patience!keep it up Scotty👍

[@jojoxlt]

Facts. I work for a car buying service and ppl bring me their cars telling me multiple mechanics have told them they can't figure out the problem and a quick 30 second scan tells me exactly what the issue is. It's pretty sad.

[@precisiont5188]

Are you in Oregon?

[@LobsterHaunting]

Crying

[@bilalahmad9638]

Hi scotty your videos helped me figure out my issue. I had acceleration issues with my toyota camry. I went to mechanic they told me to replace the Fuel Pump, spark plugs and coil on plugs but the issue was still there. Then I watched your videos and went back to the mechanic to check and clean the Mass Air Flow sensor, Catalytic Converter, Throttle, Air Filter, Hoses etc. They were all fine. The problem was actually with the Fuel injectors. They cleaned the injectors and the car is running like a beast now ... Thank you so much !

[@thebetamaxman]

Hi Scottie, rust check is a service and product we use up here in canada, and it does work with some caveats as does other products like fluid film, crown and others. The aresol cans you showed are more for touch-ups. It's best applied with a compressor by someone who knows what he or she is doing. Holes can be drilled and recapped for access into rockers door panels etc. The caveats are one it has to be applied right. For frames a long wand is used to get it into the inside of the frame as well as the out side. The next caveat is when it is applied, in the fall and it is a good idea to also do it in spring after the snow and salt have cleared from the roads. The spring application needs only be done to the frame and undercarriage. Also it is best if this is done as soon as possible to the vehicle's life. The green can is a thicker product that will stay on the vehicle, almost like a thin grease, longer and not get washed off with rain etc. These things (rust check and others) do work it's just a matter of how and when it is applied, someone who is not stingy with the product when doing the service is best.

[@soundsolutions]

In the good ol' days we used to use "fish oil".

[@mikearchibald744]

Yeah, in canada with this much salt there's a whole different approach needed.

[@Jpepperguy]

Spot on I can’t find a good mechanic anywhere anymore! I gave up and went back to fixing my own cars. It’s a joke these days!

[@cutecat864]

Scotty is one level above pro!

[@russellgilbert3453]

Scotty is right about the rear diff. Costly to fix. Been there, done that.

[@AudioGardenSlave123]

Btw, don't whack your catalytic converters like he showed. If you do it too hard you're going to cause the issue he was checking them for which is a cracked and busted cat.

[@elir.torres8642]

Nah I am a Master certified mechanic you don't know what you are talking about. This is necessary if they crack is because they had hairline splits to begin with. If they rattle you need new ones anyways. Always some uneducated stranger on here giving tips. Pufff....

[@QuantumMuch]

@@elir.torres8642 you sound like the lady that grabbed my power steering pump and the fender of my car and yanked as hard as she could too see if there’s a small wiggle. and she destroyed my pulley out completely. Than she showed me what she did and told me she yanks on everyone’s pulley like that and never breaks, she tried charging me 1100$ to replace a 60$ pump 😂 not every professional knows what the area talking about either

[@mrhyde0705]

@@elir.torres8642 i whacked mine and they fell right off. I went and got dogs. They bark instead of meowing which is weird but hopefully they last when i submerge them in the lake.

[@alexmurphy5289]

This is the exact noise and issue I have on my 2005 infiniti and no one else could find it. Thankfully I had a strong suspicion it was transmission related so I stumbled here. Thank you!

[@joseespinal3363]

I had a weird nose coming from the transmission or transfer case area on my 2017 Ford F150 so I changed the fluid on both. The noise seems to have gone away for now. The main noise I had was the kind of sound you would get when going over rumble strips.

[@oluwatosinolayemi7319]

Hi José, do you still get that sound now after you changed your AT fluid?

[@joseespinal3363]

@Oluwatosin Olayemi no it actually went away completely after I changed the transmission fluid and filter. I also changed the transfer case fluid since it's the same as transmission. I've also checked the front and rear differential, but the fluid in that was good.

[@abogadobob]

@@joseespinal3363 usually this is torque converter slippage.

[@joseespinal3363]

@@abogadobob it could have possibly be but I have not had any issues with the truck since I changed the fluid over a year ago.

[@karenhorsekeeper1309]

I have a 99 Mercury sable with a torque converter issue w. 1744 code. If you drove it, you wouldn’t know anything was wrong but I know. 10k later, it’s still running great and getting up to 30 mpg! . Now has 105k

[@rob12449]

Scotty! another great video. There is a solution for rust where you really do not have to clean it off- no kidding- fluid film for instance is greasy and will soak into rust and keep water away. About transmission noise: 06 Sentra with a chirp only at shift from 2 to 3, ever hear about it? There was a tech bulletin about adding an additive to tranny but some say noise came back.

[@johneric3886]

You're right Scotty, referring to rust there is no miracle cure. However if you paint it with used motor oil or the equivalent, it will certainly slow it down.

[@nachomandetailingservices1057]

You are the man.. love ya buddy. Great job. And your right mechanics aren’t what they used to be. Us older guys work hard, work longer and take pride in what we do. Kids now a days lack this. I don’t think it’s in there DNA!

[@christopherl2143]

That's A big part of the Problem. These Kids are Completely Computer Dependent. Tracing down A Problem Is Not In their Vocabulary. A lot of them just Throw Part's To A Vehicle. If it fixed it that's good. If not they just throw more parts at it. Not all of them but A lot!

[@nachomandetailingservices1057]

@@christopherl2143 agree

[@LLCOOLF5]

25 yr old and I guarantee I can outwork anyone older than me, whether it’s construction or mechanical work. My work ethic is super rare

[@nachomandetailingservices1057]

@@LLCOOLF5 lol I’ll believe it when I see it.

[@leekumiega9268]

Rust check is a rust converter that chemically stops and converts rust into an inert coating that seals out moisture to prevent further corrosion that is ready for painting and eliminates the need for sandblasting, grinding or scraping , some products do actually work but some are better than others.

[@eddaggers8901]

Ahh Scotty, my favourite surgeon of automotive industry.

[@pearsonshsm]

I have a 2013 F150 with the exact same noise only when I accelerate on the highway at high speeds. I have high km on the truck and I've been ignoring it. This video is gold for me. Now I know what it is. Good thing I have a warrantee.

[@boxtop9919]

Scotty Kilmer,Steve Irwin,& Bill Nye are the greatest ever to teach with so much passion forever grateful for them💯💯💯

[@tomfoolery5665]

Hey Scotty don't talk down to the seatbelts 😂🤣😂

[@HusphinxWesley]

Ur xursed

[@stewart5284]

Scotty's got me praying about my car more than ever now!

[@damiangrouse4564]

Drive that truck till prices return to non nosebleed levels and trade.

[@escobareda]

Scott, don't know much about cars, but I definitely enjoyed watching your videos, so much energy and knowledge. Stay safe my friend!

[@ET74019]

You can stick it on your wife and see how loud she is😂😂😂😂😂😂..Mr. Scotty is fixing cars but causing divorces 😂😂

[@projectman274]

Cause wifes are expensive to maintain 🤣

[@ET74019]

@@projectman274 just like an old car you learn to live with quirks 😂..it ain’t worth the hassle fixing it😂

[@king-ghost1027]

Never get married

[@ET74019]

@@king-ghost1027 current path taken lol

[@terrellbolden3672]

Just bought a used VW and you’re spot on lol… I’m gonna enjoy my hard top convertible for another month and then it’s bye bye forever

[@phoenixrexx6571]

The 3 dislikes are the people who bought new overhyped electric new cars lol. Good luck repairing those electronic car junks.

[@theherbpuffer]

Electronic car junks 🤣🤣😭

[@kidyugi1]

I work with Cvts all day. Just by hearing the customers complaint I already know what it needs. I don't even have to look for code. Just the behavior of how the csr drives

[@flashuser777]

Love seeing that audio device you always mention in use!

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Have you ever had to check the door and seatbelt sensors ? Customer complaint bell not working. That system never go’s bad even if it’s been in a junkyard for 20 years Thank you Scotty Bill

[@korencek]

6:08 that's not true. sealed rust is passivized rust and won't continue. So better to have oil on rusty surface (it will stay on longer) than oil on smooth surface. Painting it can be worse because the stones will chip off the paint and the rust will crawl under the paint doing even more damage.

[@fromthebackofmymind]

My a/c has a receiver dryer made of steel. It has rust but I keep oil on it and rust does not grow worse.

[@Swifty8519]

Bought a 17 Camry cause of this man. Car is apsolutly rock solid! 120k and going.

[@24valley14]

Scotty is the man wish he was my mechanic down here in california

[@georgej7077]

And that's why I never use dealerships apart from warranty work. Thanks Scotty!!

[@AlexGonzalez-ve6ov]

We need more mechanics like you Scotty

[@larryelliott6965]

My daughter sent me this link. She's going to college to become a mechanic. Used to work on cars with her all the time.

[@supremeteen1975]

Scott is basically everyone's mechanical dad. ❤

[@brightvalleyAK]

Thanks Scotty, I thought tranny was going bad on my 01 Ford Ranger-watched your vid and yes-exact noise I’m hearing-thank you!!

[@Semiam1]

“That’s the way it goes” Ray from Trailer Park Boys and Scotty Kilmer.

[@butcheredalive]

Fuckin way she goes

[@ryanshrout2114]

Uh he says "fuckin way she goes" bud.

[@johnrey6232]

I todo so

[@sharonflowershondagirl8187]

Such a great video. Im not surprised. My friend at work fast a Mazda with 2 catalytic convertors. I will share with him...you really cant trust too many mechanics.

[@SHNAKZ69]

Hey Scotty huge fan. My secondary vehicle is a 2007 Ford Mustang V6. I’ve noticed recently when I put it in reverse, the car jerks. Any tips?

[@mikefoehr235]

Horses hate going backwards

[@crazymayne69]

I'm not Scotty but I've had a similar situation to yours. It can be either bad motor mount or bad ujoint. If it's motor mount you can open the hood and see if the engine bounces up a little when u go in reverse. If it's ujoint you should really be able to feel a jerk through all shifts. Also with ujoint if left unchecked it can wear the rear seal so you can look under where it connects and see if you see tranny fluid anywhere. Hope this helps

[@shreda125hilux7]

Most likely engine mount

[@Grove330]

Transmission oil could also be running low

[@stephendiamond9893]

Scotty you’re right. They will not admit what the problem is because they are told by their employer what to say and what not to say. But they are always told never to admit to anything that would bring down the dealership and bring down the manufacturer.

[@LobsterHaunting]

Take it to a competitor and tell them to take a look and roast it for all its problems.

[@vivalabad6]

OMG Hyundai is doing the EXACT song and dance with me. I have a very obvious grinding sound at 1800-2000 RPMS that *magically disappears* when I put the car in neutral while its happening. Hyundai said "We don't hear anything so we didn't charge you the $150 diagnostic fee like we said we would." Hmmm...they just didn't want the $150 that I agreed to pay at the beginning? Sounds fishy to me, they must just not want to honor my 10 year, 100k mile warranty!

[@fourdtough]

Experienced this on my 2008 F-150. Going up hill from 2nd to 3rd. Lasted another 3 or 4 years before it finally gave out. New transmission on back order right now.

[@6StringPassion.]

Man, I think you missed your calling. You could have been a top-tier symphony conductor.

[@caseywright5804]

I need a lead on my 2002 accord it is consuming oil fast with no leaks noticeable under it misfires at 3000 rpm when warmed up . Replaced plugs and distributor and alternator and wires are good . Catalytic is also clogged

[@slumy8195]

clogged cats make the air go back into the engine and destroy your piston rings aka your cars on borrowed time until it reaches a junk yard.

[@soulofhrlm2741]

Just use the Lucas Oil stop slip, it’s magic

[@soulofhrlm2741]

One quart

[@Bigshoots86]

I bought a 2006 Corolla and just converted it into a full sized truck and never had a problem since

[@Johnny_from_RI]

In this instance , u would empty the tranny and change the filter, pour 2 quarts of Lucas transmission additive , then top off with the OLD FLUID , do not use fresh fluid unless the tranny filter and fluid was done within the last 40k .

[@DanielHerrera-bp8vn]

I don't know I just bought a 2014 Nissan versa sv and I put full sentheic transmission fluid an all the problems went away ...it depends on the way you drive these little cars an maintenance ! Iv been doing mechanics since the age of 13...the right speed an maintenance your good to go .

[@jacobrubin3580]

Hey Scotty that’s a neat little doohickey you got there to detect sounds!

[@kevinumana4643]

Buy your own tools people. With guys like Scotty posting educational vids like this, it amazes me that people still go to shops and dealerships. I get going for maybe your tires since its not too convenient to have your own tire machine and balancing machine. Just an example: transmission costs $1500, transmission jack $200, mechanic tool set, extensions, breaker bars, etc about $300 at most if you go to harbor feight. Thats about $2000 give or take a few hundred, and now you have tools for another job. As oppose to whatever exorbitant amount of money the shop/dealership wanted.. thats the way I see it. However what about the disabled and the elderly.. well sadly unless they have a nice enough family member to help out, they are stuck going to the thieves at shops and dealerships.

[@PeckiePeck]

Hey Scotty! I have a 2008 PT Cruiser with 110k miles that I'm trying to keep alive. It's making sloshing and trickling noises coming from behind the front dash, but the noises come and go. It's also whining sometimes when I put the car in reverse and sometimes just when I accelerate. It was doing this until it overheated and the A/C wasn't blowing cold anymore. I took it to my mechanic who said there was no leak in the coolant system but flushed it out and burped it. The noises came back slowly and one time the heat gauge went up quickly but came back down. Any idea what's going on? I know PT Cruisers are crap, but I'm hoping to get another year or two out of this one so I don't have to buy a car when prices are surging. Thank you so much for your insights and content!

[@christopherl2143]

@moreno valley news first I've Seen Similar Discriminations With A Thermostat.

[@mirelladay2930]

PeckishPeck. I had a 2002 pt died. at 249000 miles. You have a long way to go. Just take good care of it. You need a good mechanic who care about your car. I could have gone to 300000 miles but I took it for granted.

[@PeckiePeck]

@@mirelladay2930 Thank you, Mirella! I do have a wonderful mechanic but this seems to be stumping him. The weird noises wouldn't happen for him. I'm really hoping I can get a lot more use out of this car. It's great not having a payment

[@clardy01]

Head gasket issue starting maybe? 🤔

[@christopherl2143]

@@clardy01 could be. I assumed they really did a pressure test with Die.

[@GlobalWarnings]

about the engine mounts, the way i found out i needed change is how bumpy and jittery the car was, 1999 audi a3, got the original mounts. opened the hood when the engine was cold so i could touch it, had it in gear on flat ground, and just moved the engine back and forth by myself. youre not supposed to be able to do that. at least not easily.

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

I sure wish I was living near you!

[@ET74019]

Used to then he had to go and move 😂

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

@@ET74019 Damn! That sucks! Lol Hopefully, only a few hrs away! It would be like 4K miles there & back for me! 😣😢😭😖

[@ET74019]

@@blueeyedscorpio7 he used to live in Houston which is an hr and a half from me

[@blueeyedscorpio7]

@@ET74019 That would explain why one of his cars has texas licence plates! Lol

[@zacherynoland8395]

This man is a gem

[@thespark4640]

Hey Scotty, nice that you have all the tools to check out any problem. 👍👍

[@HusphinxWesley]

U do nothing for your brother when he needed you. Ur a devil

[@johnd4348]

For rust, Osphos will convert rust from iron oxid to iron phosphate. It stops rust. Then paint over it. But if you can remove runs then do so .Then Osphos it .

[@luiscarbajal3407]

Thank you Scotty these videos help a lot ❤️

[@ronaldsimmonds1002]

Happy Labor Day Scotty!✝️🇺🇸👍🏻

[@aworkingmanspride2494]

Man Scotty you make my day you crack me up 😂

[@leehartung2814]

Noise master. Now that is one cool tool. Never heard of it before. Learn something new every day.

[@critterallywithjohnernest.]

Oh shut up seat belt😂😂😂😂😂 God i love this guy, always knowledgeable and yet funny.

[@rick-yo]

I had a similar sound issue and the dealer changed the trans fluid. That fixed the sound and car has been running fine.

[@NpausAsHawj]

Im about to do that to my Camry with 100k miles. I hope that fixes it too.