Mechanic Reacts to Electrical Mishaps

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We asked a real mechanic to break down some of the worst electrical fails we could find on the internet.
Huge thanks to our expert!
Aaron -- / aaparkah.300
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[@jacksonpond1873]

No way Aaron is back!!! Let’s get him on hi low fr!!

[@MrLorenzo190]

I really hope they do bring him back

[@monibo7075]

I could see him helping with the ranger vids

[@lawncaretoamillion]

Aaron wtf happen to KZbin channel

[@capraagricola]

Bro is quoting 150-250 hours on customer's projects think he's doing good for himself

[@johnquinn4680]

He's not back... he probably went and got a job in a shop that pays better and is more enjoyable because no good mechanic would work full time for donut.

[@jimfabry]

"Hey Subaru, open the tailgate." "I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave."

[@jasonh4167]

12v open 24v close.😬

[@russelljacob7955]

It actually is a serious and real issue. It an electric motor driving an actuator. Something stripped out inside, reaches end and bang! Somebody tried to slam it shut by force probably.

[@JohnDoe-fb1zv]

Lesbian trap if I've ever seen one.

[@enemyspotted2467]

I had the same issue on my forester, just a blown gas strut

[@ryland69420]

@@JohnDoe-fb1zv😂😂Lesbaru

[@romulusxyz6722]

I feel like Aaron would be a good mentor to work for. He's got that "we don't cut corners; cut corners cost lives" mentality and I dig it.

[@aristarry3616]

He seemed like the stable "don't worry, it's gonna work out" presence on Hi/Lo too, and that's so helpful to have in the garage

[@kevindoan8989]

That guy with the Hell Cat Wagon is a BADASS Project, he has done a lot to that car and had the bodywork done to perfection.😲

[@mchawk315]

HOLY SHIT AARON IS BACK WORKING WITH DONUT! I haven't seen him since High/Low.

[@samharris4793]

Did that keep you up at night?

[@Hipsters_N_Hippies]

Yes and no, this isn’t doughnut. it’s “Real Mechanic Stuff”

[@street-meat]

​​@@Hipsters_N_Hippiesthis is still a Donut channel. They launched it Edit: it literally says "From your friends at Donut" in their bio

[@Hipsters_N_Hippies]

Definitely the same people, the same production, and under the same umbrella. However it’s not the channel known as doughnut. That’s why my first comment starts with “yes and no”

[@street-meat]

@@Hipsters_N_Hippies so you're just here to argue semantics?

[@scottytoohotty3461]

As someone who lives in Alaska, oil pan heaters are very common. Its called winterization. Very necessary when the weather can get to -50°. Wait till you see our parking lots that have outlets at every space. A lot of tourists think alaskan vehicles are electric when they see em all plugged in 😂

[@beavertom]

Same as Canadian Winters. Block heaters are pretty much standard

[@aniyn]

I'm a little surprised they aren't even a little familiar with the concept, and assume it must be a race car.

[@MichaelBrown-ff3go]

Same here in MT, gets as cold if not colder speaking from experience (grew up in AK) and I feel bad for the car folks from less extreme climates not having a clue how to deal with it. Used to see alot of customers come into the parts store w a myriad of cold related questions and concerns and some needed ALOT of hand holding lol That's funny too, about the parking power outlets, I'd totally forgotten that Lil quirk😅

[@bzs187]

I'd say that's a pretty standard with every northern place in the world. Like how stud tires are a must in the most northern parts of the Norwegian.

[@johnlarson111]

we used to call them dipstick heaters when I lived in Vermont in the late 70's early 80's

[@ethrs]

dropping aaron from hi-low was criminal. dude should have his own segment on donut like building a drift car from stock, wouldve been so dope.

[@ar_x7]

love to see Aaron back. he's one of the main reasons why I got an fd rx7

[@boofingenthusiast]

Damn. In the USA?

[@mr_datsun]

first clip - Junkyard Dave, he nailed it, his Charger Magnum Hellcat runs and runs good! No shortcuts, no fire, no issues at all

[@drhodes4204]

He did an amazing job, I follow that build and have since his 3rd video on it. One day I plan on building my magnum similar to his and learned a lot from him on it.

[@darinwilton9122]

that dude is no joke and his wiring on that car turned out amazing

[@Berm_Blaster]

Crazy. I used to watch him long ago before he gained any popularity. Last I saw a video of his the charger magnum was just beginning or maybe even just an idea

[@ogplayapp]

0:43 junkyard dave ftw!

[@The513Warning]

Did he ever get a windshield and wash all the dust off the Magnum?

[@NonEuclideanTacoCannon]

Ah, memories. Once when I was destitute and homeless, someone gave me a free Volvo if I could get it to start. Which was not the biggest problem, it was just the transmission interlock, I bypassed it and it started right up. The biggest problem was that it had been rear ended which destroyed all the lights. It also killed the headlights somehow, no idea why. I affixed trailer lights to the bumper, went to wire them in, and discovered that someone had snipped that entire part of the wiring harness off. No idea why. Anyway, I'm homeless, got $20 to my name, very limited tools, no multimeter. So, I wire them all to toggle switches that I mounted in a piece of cardboard and taped to the dash. Got fancy and had a three-way toggle with a blinker relay for turn signals. I had to screw a giant button to the brake pedal to get those lights working. Did this all in an Autozone parking lot, I might add. Lived in that thing for like 6 months and put 10,000 miles on it.

[@Damasiofa]

Hope you doing better these days, man.

[@natalie_v0.1]

dude thats legendary

[@staomruel]

Thanks gor sharing, hope you're in a better place now or at least on your way to a better place.

[@Berm_Blaster]

Probably cut the wiring to get the lights to stop or something similar. When a vehicles horn gets stuck on after an accident the fire dept will cut wires to get it to turn off. Hope your doing well my man.

[@h00Lia]

😊

[@davidmanzano8055]

AARON IS BACK!!! Legit one of my favorite guys from donut. Legit real ass dude he carried low Z and legit this guy knows his stuff man!!

[@LeeEnfield308]

Bring Aaron back for hi-low and more real mechanics stuff. He's a top bloke, and he knows what he's talking about, and he's entertaining to watch

[@ozan1234561]

1:29 thats what happens when you dont have enough blinker fluid, it overheats

[@luk4s56]

As a bmw owner can confirm thats why we dont use it. blinker fluid is expensive.

[@ki5aok]

I was going to say that I was not aware blinker fluid was flammable. But I like your comment better.

[@boofingenthusiast]

Blinker fluid isn’t a thing kid

[@ki5aok]

@@boofingenthusiastWe know. We all know. But it doesn't stop us from joking about it.

[@FatherlessTrashTalker]

na, he just got level 3 nos in Need for speed Most Wanted.

[@comatoasted82]

Aaron always has me rolling when he starts rambling in his situation stories. He's the one homie that can start a full on conversation about something else and have you forgetting what you asked him about.

[@GSBarlev]

I don't work on cars, but that story about (not) disconnecting the battery is Hella relatable as someone who once forgot to remove the "remove before use" sticker from a CPU heatsink.

[@Daniel-ng8fi]

@@GSBarlev hahaha

[@ScytheNoire]

6:00 That custom done heater is probably someone who lives in a northern environment where it gets below -20C/-4F. Many cars in Canada are bought with heater blocks installed from the factory so cars can be started when it gets really cold. That homemade one thought looks sketchy AF.

[@rapidraposa7327]

12:40 As an Australian that looks like an (80s) E series Ford Falcon. Just a guess, but the steering wheel n dash look familiar. Could also just be a Brat. I'm more of a Holden guy though. Also was funny hearing "it's right hand rive man" at .25 speed.

[@jeremylangford2990]

Xf Falcon ute for sure

[@jeremylangford2990]

Xf Falcon Ute for sure

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

In my aviation mechanic days, I was the primary focal for doing wiring/electrical jobs. 1. Nobody else had the patience/or enough understanding to go through a wiring diagram that sometimes stretched through 13 pages of 11x17in paper. 2. Nobody wanted to touch it, being afraid to short something out or get zapped. it was quite satisfying in the end, when you're updating an older small airplane with more modern avionics, and you end up with a ton of dead wires that you cleared out, left over from several previous avionics changes.

[@GordonTurnerr]

It's all 400hz Ac stuff correct? I don't mind digging real deep into auto/ equipment DC stuff, no urge to play with AC in a "vehicle".

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

On the modern jets, the electrical system packs a wallop, but my bread and butter at that time was in General Aviation (Cessna 172s, Beech Duchess, as high as Cessna 414), so i worked with 12 to 24 volt systems. Though it would still tickle a bit if you touched the wrong wire by accident.

[@spartan300zx]

When i was in A&P school i hated electrical. Didn't understand it, and still don't. Graduated but never went for my license because of it.

[@CRneu]

ripping out old/unused wires is pretty satisfying. If you can do a whole loom at once? oooh baby.

[@blargblarghonk]

I've seen some shit. I work aviation adjacent and holy fuck.

[@AnonymousZombi]

When I lived in Alaska we had to put heat pads for the oil, heat blankets for the battery , heat plugs for the block and radiator to keep it from freezing. We'd have to plug it in when we parked.

[@dposcuro]

Yeah. I was in Edmonton, Alberta, and even that is just ridiculous. Batteries lose like half of their power, the oil is practically grease. Even when you get the vehicle running, your brakes might be frozen, and your shocks will be rock hard too. Learned a lot from living there for a few years, glad I am not dealing with that shit any more.

[@joshuanicholas450]

Same. My truck had a block heater engine oil heater and transmission oil heater.

[@gabrielpoudrier4664]

It’s like that everywhere in Canada . Some car like Jetta mk6 tdi have something similar from the factory. I think it’s hard to find it in the USA but it’s standard for those model in Canada. But I will say that they become more rare on with newer car . With old diesel truck in some place that you couldn’t plug the truck you had to lights up a toilet paper roll full gas under the oil pan if you whanted to start it in a cold morning 😂

[@swordmonkey6635]

Aaron has a great personality and down to earth way of explaining the black magic of automobile electrical systems.

[@jamiedriscoll9781]

First off the very first video is Junkyard Dave who took a Hellcat and put a Magnum hatch on it. He didn't do a front clip of a charger, he did it the hard way, magnum hatch on a charger. . He carbon fibered a roof, converted it to all wheel drive, 3D printed material and CAD designed parts he needed and painted the car and is working on a custom dash. He's not haphazard and currently has the car running. Know your source material and check out his build first.

[@jessehendrix8707]

He took a magnum and molded a charger to it. It’s a magnum with charger parts.

[@TheRoughGo]

​@@jessehendrix8707 Dude, I'm pretty sure he started with a wrecked hellcat and put the hatch onto the actual hellcat not the other way around

[@masterv2118]

Look up the build on YT It started as a charger, and is now a widebody AWD 1000hp hellcat wagon.. Junkyard Dave - Building What Dodge Wont | 2021 Charger Magnum Hellcat | 1000HP Hellwagon | Pt 1

[@jaycee8748]

Sooo glad to see Aaron Parker back 🎉🎉🎉

[@gumbootrallynz]

Yeah bring Aaron’s back more. He’s great on camera and knows his stuff.

[@Daniel-ng8fi]

First I've seen him, and I really like him! I want to see him with angelina and sandro!

[@TGears314]

I really appreciate having someone truly knowledgeable to listen to. Sandro is up there too but Aaron is a true master of his craft. He’s the type of man I would want as a friend

[@argoth83]

My dad was a mechanic when he was young, and he said one time, when he was doing work on a car, he had someone helping him who put a wrench on the battery. Thing was right across the posts. He said by the time he noticed it, the wrench was turning orange. Bloody terrifying. Battery almost blew up.

[@photojunky7342]

I love Angie and Sandro, but seeing Aaron back make my absolute week! Please make him a regular again!

[@backwoodstherapy]

"Get yourself a cat." Bro I have a cat and left the garage open the other day. A tiny mouse got in the house and my cat was just chilling with the mouse. No attempt at catching it whatsoever.

[@SmolPotatowo]

Even if the cat doesn't actually hunt the mouse they leave pheromones around that mice tend to avoid. When they rub their face on stuff that's what they're doing.

[@megabrex]

Could be worse. When we were getting mice in the house my cat would catch them and release them live in my bed.

[@acfiv1421]

A rodent ate into the wiring of my BMW years ago - that was a $700 fix. If rodents can do that sort of damage to a 12V system, imagine what sort of damage they would do to an EV with their high voltage systems. Probably would have more visible fried rats around the car, I suppose, but even partially chewed but still functioning high voltage cables will be a major safety problem. I wouldn't want to be in a car with a 700V system with shorts in it.

[@leytonmcnamee]

Cause you feed it too much it knows you give it enough food

[@AB-nu5we]

Barn cats kill mice. House cats domesticate them. Get a barn cat.

[@MercTechBenny]

Loved watching Aaron go all out on Netflix's Hyperdrive competition in his sick RX7. Good to see him on Donut, what a great dude! If there is ever another Hyperdrive competition, I hope they have him back on it.

[@bigmack119]

Aaron and Nolan the ultimate duo back together

[@saulespinoza5646]

You can tell Nolan doesn’t really like him all that much , it’s like Nolan annoyed n bothered by Arron in some odd way. You can see it when he got all scared about sparks of the battery , but idk what happened between them you can just tell it’s very different . Glad he Aaron came back for an episode of donut

[@ryansinger9810]

so happy to see Aaron again!! hope he continues to pop back in, or maybe even join in on the next hi/low

[@Si74l0rd]

Awesome to see Aaron back on Donut. I know he's a super busy dude, but he's so chill and informative and makes a great presenter.

[@smody121]

More of this please, love electrical stuff and good to see Aaron back

[@joewallman2664]

Dude kept it 100 the whole time. Bring him back please! Best one I’ve seen

[@CruisinCaprice]

13:00 that a ford xf Ute and people have been tapping into the wiring system since they was only 5 years old 😂

[@MrAlanmurphy]

Yeahya good spotting must be a kiwi or Aussie

[@jeremylangford2990]

I was looking to see if anyone else spotted the Falcon. Tapping into the fuse box isn't an issue. It's how he did it

[@joelbrown2242]

The Subaru lift gate was more than likely the gas strut worn out. I had another vehicle that would do the same thing with an automatic lift gate. It’s designed to lift the gate then let the gas strut hold it in the upper position. I changed my struts and it worked fine.

[@jacobneale3985]

So nice to see Aaron again!

[@rorycowles8335]

Great to see Aaron!! And just so you guys know, that one vid with the heater pad on the oil pan that all was actually a pretty standard winterization setup for cars in frozen climates. I live in Fairbanks Alaska and you’d be absolutely screwed in the winter when we hit -40F if you don’t have those installed. Typically includes a block heater, oil pan pad heater, battery pad heater or battery trickle charger, and sometimes a transmission pan pad heater. Without em any vehicle, especially diesels and any small car newer than 2010 usually, will not start due to cold and if you’re lucky enough to get it started, just like you mentioned about oil on the high performance use, there’s metal on metal contact and you’re trying to move cold molasses to the top of the engine thru a straw.

[@docsavage30]

"Not Sandro" is also awesome. Best Wishes, DOC

[@DanielSparten]

Nice to see Aaron around Donut still. Wish he comes back to Hilow, if the series happens again!

[@Hipsters_N_Hippies]

Yes and no, this isn’t doughnut. it’s “Real Mechanic Stuff”

[@user-zo1kn8ob7h]

yall have good chemistry yall seem like yall get along mb like good friends im glad you have people to care with in your lives keep up being good folks

[@AkSamurai69]

@6:43 that is an oil pan heater. Used on vehicles, yes to heat up the oil via the heater on the outside of that pan. Also used in cold weather climates, like Alaska. Found on every car as well as transmission, and block heaters. For battery its either a heater or trickle charger. Its called winterization.

[@EmilySmirleGURPS]

Props to keeping a straight face doing the RAID promo!

[@GSBarlev]

If RAID promos are what they need to bring back Aaron, keep 'em coming.

[@---l---]

gotta get paid

[@GingerBred_Steve]

Imma claim responsibility for Aaron's return, after all, i did comment that i missed him in the throwback/comments video

[@2fast4ubby]

Great to see Aaron back man!!!

[@grimrobinson5269]

It's great to see Aaron back!👏🏽

[@JamesSmith-dn8lb]

Oil heaters are very useful in northern winters

[@PonkyKong]

he bought a 3 pack on amazon. and is heating the trans fluid and either diesel or coolant also.

[@boltonky]

One of my worst wiring nightmares brought a car that had a turbo model engine put in a base model, to only realise there was 6 harnesses spliced together inlc two separate main fuse boxes - after spending way to much time to get things working, i worked out i could of brought the body/engine harness from the later model and would of only needed to change about 4 plugs to make it work correctly (obviously who of had to take interior out and body panels off but would of been so much quicker)

[@LeeannLovetinsky]

Super informative and entertaining! Your reactions add so much insight into the complex world of automotive electrics. Great job!

[@rjgaynor8]

I have seen some wiring nightmares in my time. The worst was a sound system install. I had a friend who had a sound system installed by a “professional”. They routed the power wires for the amps under the car to the frame rails and drilled a hole in the floor. The amps were zip screwed into the floor board above the gas tank and one went through the tank. They cut the harness to the stock amplifier and programmed the DSP wrong. The sound system company ended up refunding him and giving him a full new set of speakers just to keep him from suing them.

[@AxnerSaab]

One thing I learned from working as a mechanic, Wurth has a great lubricant called HHS 5000, and what one of the senior mechanics said, mice absolutely detest it for some reason. So if you have a rodent problem, just spray it here and there to make them stay away

[@egonspengler7967]

sounds wurthwhile

[@Confucius_Says...]

​@@egonspengler7967🤣🤣🤣

[@C.P.C3719]

Nice to see Aaron’s back. Glad there’s no bad blood

[@lamp7746]

Why would there be?

[@dababy1234]

Glad Aaron is back

[@jakegackle7398]

So, the magnum with a hellcat. That guy was in progress when you pulled up a clip. He could have had a very detailed home-drawn schematic he was using for that spaghetti mess he had. He mentioned he was preparing to loom it after he got everything routed. (not how I would do it, but if it worked for him, I can't fault it) Also, he mentioned that he "tacked in" a steering shaft, this is very common to do just to get something to your dino appointment. It isn't permanent, but He needed it to hold together just for one dino session and then, once returned home, he'd final weld it. I love seeing the usual butchery, but, in that case, I'd say hold judgement until you see the finished product. It may be MUCH nicer than you think since you were seeing it mid-process.

[@cracklecracklebaybay5612]

Heck yeah! Aaron!!! Good to see him back.

[@GP-qn4ts]

AARON! damn great seeing you back with the donut fam

[@WhatIsSanity]

I loved Aaron's explanations! You really went into detail, but I could understand as a lay person. When infotainment is at its best.

[@DamianPoplawski]

Aaron seems like such a chill dude. Great episode!

[@matthewladd3427]

When I saw Aaron in the thumbnail I was so happy. Miss him on the channel

[@DLight616]

Awesome to see Aaron back!

[@kyle5778]

AARON! Glad to see theres no bad blood between them after High/Low

[@BlurryFace-zz2ro]

I love these guys man. Nolan, Aaron, Angelina and Sandro, they've built a good team up here. About the cars... yeah, electronics are very tricky, we got a car at home, doesn't start and we've looked and looked for the problem, spark plugs, fuses, battery, distributor, ECU, car still didn't run, only cranks.

[@user-td7cx1pw5m]

AWESOME to see Aaron again, LOVE THY DONUT.

[@TheNetsrac]

Great to see Aaron back 👍🏻

[@joshuaturner349]

The way all joy left aarons face at 0:28 was priceless 😂

[@maxbaer8668]

We love Aaron! So happy he's back for a video!! I would love to see him included in more episodes!

[@Ali-uf1sq]

Aaron finaly!! very knowledgable and fun personility, hope we see more of him.

[@facepillownap]

I have a similar oil pan heater for Alaskan winters. A little cleaner looking that in this video, but helps with engine startup at -30°(f).

[@higgydufrane]

Up in the great white north, I had a battery heating blanket around the battery, a block heater to heat the coolant and an oil pan heater to heat the oil (on a 7.3L diesel). No matter how cold, it would start right up and not sound like it was going to destroy itself. You would also get cabin heat/defrost much quicker.

[@dshimp37]

I randomly thought "What's Aaron up to?" 2 days ago and then you drop this video! Good to see you back man!

[@mort_belium6942]

maaan i didn't know how much i missed Aaron

[@MudSluggerBP]

Major props for the NiN shoutout 🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@gianni777m]

HELL YEAH LOVE TO SEE MR. PARKER BACK

[@CountPantsulon]

That oil heater is something I would see occasionally when I worked in Ottawa, often on cars that came from Northern Ontario or Quebec, where it gets cold enough to need an oil heater as well as a block heater.

[@tykoru]

AARON WELCOME BACK WE LOVE YOU

[@xerox_zephyr1476]

Great video guys much love from Africa specifically Kenya 🤗

[@UltraMagnis]

That red car with all the switches wired into the fuse box. That was a Ford Falcon ute from Australia, an older one from the 90s. I can tell by the window shape and the lines on the 1/4 panel. They were very boxy cars.

[@Methereaper]

For the Subaru hatch clip, i bought an Infiniti QX56 that did same thing. It ended up being the struts didnt work well enough to hold the hatch up on their own, so as soon as the motor lifted the hatch to the end of its travel, it would slam back down.

[@ES_ETP]

PLEASE MORE AARON!!!

[@aliyardimci922]

AYOOO AARON IS BACK

[@BringerOfDearth]

02:12 Whatever, dude. 😁 Much love from CFL too. As soon as I saw that pink license plate frame I was like, "Ahhh. Another AutoNation special." LOL!

[@evilgenius3646]

Dude is smart and knows his stuff. He even said oil "Galley" instead of "Gallery". I'd like to see more videos with him.

[@FlyingAxel1010]

Please keep Aaron, Sandro and Angelina as permanent hosts on Real Mechanic Stuff !!

[@filip000]

Not sure Aaron is on Sandro and Angelina's level.

[@hoomon5970]

As an auto-electrician myself, I tip my hat to the man the legend Aaron

[@FiGNewtonWilliamsJr]

Dude, I'm a diesel pickup tech in a rural area, and we see those rat chewed wires ALL the time. Lotta fun tracing those things...

[@TheSubscore]

the ute is a xf ford falcon ute from aus the wiring is always munted here we add and remove stuff regularly try having spotlights and hitting a kangaroo then changing it all new every time we cut switch fuse and done

[@dwaynne_way]

No Sandro but I'll still watch this 😂

[@johannbeukes242]

Entire server room in a smaller more difficult place

[@JustAnAverageBrad]

7:40....pretty normal for canada...block heater pre-heats the coolant...oil pan pre-heater heats the oil...third one is either for a battery heater or an interior heater

[@VincentTroino]

I missed the hell out of Aaron! Great episode!!

[@painperdu13]

31 seconds ago is crazy

[@gageolson2808]

Dog it’s been years and now your going to sneak Aaron in and not address it

[@JustaBitofBravado]

Aaron is the coolest dude on the planet. Love vids with him, loved him in hyperdrive, would watch his stuff all day

[@Gameslinga]

Was looking for this comment! I was excited to see him on Hyperdrive and love that his on a dount video again.

[@BrutonGaster27]

So good to see Aaron !

[@coolguy0632]

How tf did they manage to get Lewis Hamilton on the show

[@air-headedaviator1805]

Always enjoy seeing Aaron with Donut!

[@TheSkubna]

I have done some wiring jobs, I'm not a technician but I got a 1982 Honda Civic and played around, got high/low beams, turn signals, and brake lights all rewired and everything worked like it was supposed to, without a mess. It definitely took planning, time, and LABELING 9 mins in, definitely don't hook up ground and/or power terminals on a battery before installing lol. Those shorts can ruin components 😂

[@franciscojuarez4788]

AARRROOOOOOOONNN!!!! DUDEEE WE MISS YOU! Glad to see you back! hope to see you more involved with the donut team!

[@rickconlan2709]

It's nice coming from an electronics background and now working on heavy equipment. Everyone is so scared of electrical issues and they're usually pretty simple. There are some pretty in depth circuits on a lot of these machines but nothing like component level troubleshooting circuit boards. Always thought it was funny how some of these really great mechanics cower in the face of a simple harness issue. But I always say, everyone is good at something.

[@DarthContinent]

Back in the 1990s, I self-installed a Crutchfield car alarm out of yearning to protect and safeguard my '91 Geo Prizm with a sweet (based on my revenue stream at the time) Alpine CD / tape adapter deck. I got more than a few notes from my neighbors because I had unwisely decided not to install the ground wire on some static piece of the car's chassis, but rather took this stranded wire and stuck it under my driver's side seat. Just why ignore electrical, brothas.

[@RollersDynamics]

I have a decade of electrical wiring for automotives and powersports from custom wiring and automotive and powersport audio too i love wiring and figure out new systems and how to make it more simple then the oem has made it i love clean wiring and keeping my wires organized 😊

[@DJO86able]

Aaron!! Great to see you back with Donut again mate!... I really hope this means they've finished filming season 2 of Overdrive. Although I know nobody will be allowed to talk about it. But good God I still want more of that show.