Best Of Customer States 2024 So Far

[@williammarkhart7047]

I'm a retired mechanic. The calipers upside down one.back in the 1970's a shop called me and asked how to bleed calipers. I told them, later on they called back & couldn't get a petal. I went to there shop they had the calipers upside down. It's one I'll never forget.

[@edwardvisser5765]

It's all v good U guys most probably took a while to find the problem. And then proceed to show what U found, With a sshaki camera n poor lighting for a second pointing in THAT AREA 🤯 sorry i understand cars n how they work. But I've HAD ENOUFF...!👋👋

[@williammarkhart7047]

@@edwardvisser5765 It took me less than a minute to find their problem. I didn't have a camera.just because your slow doesn't mean we are.

[@edwardvisser5765]

@@williammarkhart7047 Wow That is AMAZING what a ⭐

[@sdmurphy20]

Then my dad is like, if nothing else, check your oil and other fluids like transmission fluid ect to make sure that's OK. By the end of my ownership of my 2010 impala, that was the only thing I could afford to do

[@Casper1tfg]

I put two new calipers on the rear of my Explorer but could never get the brakes to bleed properly. I kept getting air in the lines. I ended up taking it to the Ford dealership where they said I had I had an upside down caliper. Come to find out, it came like that from the manufacturer. I had never heard of an upside down caliper, but a mechanic friend of mine said it happens on occasion. Learn something new every day...lol

[@richarderickson8840]

These car owners are out there on the roads with us. God help us all.

[@BigLisaFan]

How many of these clowns decline essential repairs too!

[@Mightyhero777]

Clearly proof our guardian angels are with us always 🙏

[@fishermansbuddy3785]

Public transport seems to be a safer option

[@h8GW]

@Mightyhero777 Tell that to the tens of thousands American heretics killed each year on our roads.

[@EShirako]

My favorites...by which I mean "I hate this so very much"...are when the follow-up is "Customer declined all repairs and drove away." This is one of our fellow countrymen who thinks this is okay to drive away like that. On the road. "Nah, costs too much, I'll just drive it a bit longer until I buy some other P.O.S. truck that is a little less awful 'cause it's cheap!" They drive with us. Soooo when your friend cheaps out on car repair, remember they're likely just six months and one KZbin video away from being one of these people. Tell 'em to stop being part of the problem, peoples! Put peer pressure to polite use. "Frank, man, here, watch this video quick, it's funny. Oh hey, look, there's exactly your problem, too! Funny, huh? Hey, why don't you fix that darned thing, Frank."

[@joe-nf7cf]

People who allow their cars to get into these conditions are the main reason why flying cars should NEVER be put in the hands of the common person.

[@donnisraines]

Flying cars would be a disaster. A blood bath.

[@joe-nf7cf]

@@donnisraines Absolutely.

[@tomsterbg8130]

Considering the things they do for maintenance of planes and that things STILL fail because someone accidentally doesn't tighten a nut or two or reverses them or forgets them, i'm very much with you on that one.

[@PrimericanIdol]

A flying car would only work if YOU'RE the only one who has one. Conversely, fully autonomous vehicles can only work if EVERYONE has them, and nothing else. Both ideas are bad.

[@PrimericanIdol]

It would be so easy to flee from the cops if you're the only person with a flying car, and no one else. 🤣

[@TwinShards]

- Cheap Door? Check. - Made out of wood? Check - Holding on with hopes and dreams? Check - All-time free air? Check - Suicide door? Check

[@cakes4056]

I literally thought it was cardboard 😂😂

[@sdmurphy20]

​@@cakes4056that would be worse 😂😂. I just can't with some folks 😂😂

[@BS-ys8zn]

Suicide door

[@m.cigledy6769]

2:00 I see nothing wrong with this customer. They may have no idea how cars work, but they noticed something wrong and got a mechanic. I doubt the cup was there for long - it wasn't melted from brake heat, it wasn't, worn away from rubbing, and it wasn't covered in brake dust and road dirt. If all owners were like this, the world would be a better place.

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Or the tech stuck it in there moments before shooting that video.

[@m.cigledy6769]

@@MrUbiquitousTech I think there was a bit of wear on the cup, so it probably was there for more than just spinning the wheel for the video. Hard to see for sure.

[@whyjnot420]

@@MrUbiquitousTech Even if this is true in this instance (emphasis on 'if), it is still representational of a good trait for owners, and people in general to have. It is truly a good thing for a person to know their current limits.

[@oceanbytez847]

Wishful thinking, but a lot are too poor to hire a mechanic.

[@PurityVendetta]

​@@oceanbytez847Then you're too poor to run a vehicle if it means you put other people at risk driving your nail on the same roads.

[@DarkKnightofIT]

I have a personal rule of visually inspecting my vehicle before/after servicing, so far it's caught numerous instances of something being just a little loose, and saving me a trip, and on occasion catching something a mechanic left behind, including one time where I found _two_ 10 mil sockets in a footwell, mechanic was quite happy I caught that lol.

[@Randyman4126]

It's always the 10mm..😂😂

[@nunyabidness674]

1:50 re: the "self turning Hyundai" That's a bent / mis-machined halfshaft. One side or the other of the car has a CV joint that isn't centered. Either the spindle shaft is bent, or the bearing cup didn't quite get put together correctly and it's binding. The hub assembly on those eliminates the plausibility of an eccentric wheel rotation, but I've already dealt with over a dozen sub-100 mile cars that do this. Normally takes about an hour and a half to swap out the halfshaft, and problem solved.

[@speedandstyletony]

Had a rototiller with that exact model of Briggs and Straton engine and yep had the same shut-off.

[@Hopium-kj3ij]

I grew up on a farm and we young teen made go-carts and mini-bikes using Briggs-&-Staten 5-hour motors, and they ALL had the same 'kill switch' -ground the spark plug and it was engine OFF

[@colbypoe3637]

These videos terrify me. You never know what might be driving down the highway beside you.

[@macsloan58]

Do you folk notice that there is a lot of vile content on KZbin? But if you make a comment that KZbin doesn’t like that you get censored? “To protect the community…”.

[@Dani-it5sy]

I have. I am considering quitting KZbin every day because of the censorship. But at the other hand. Even I can admit that these few comments they removed from me were quite radical. I am not totally against it. Sometimes your emotions get the overhand when you see something horrible. Those comments I posted that were deleted I would have removed them myself if I would ever read them back when I was relaxed. I also have some comments out there that I am surprised they aren't removed so I don't know. I bet it's a monumental task to keep this platform 'fresh' 😅

[@monteceitomoocher]

Censorship is off the scale, loads of complaints in the comments about it, many reckon they run a blacklist on posters accounts, can barely say anything.

[@CaptainCraigKWMRZ]

That's because people can now be anonymous and say whatever they want. They don't figure anyone knows them or will track them down to their mom's basement. 😂

[@TheOminousVoidWispers]

Yeah I've been having helpful comments deleted because I address certain people and that somehow makes yt think I'm attacking people with helpful information.

[@CamStubbs]

Each channel owner sets the preferences for their channels videos, it’s not “KZbin”

[@thunderejjim]

I typically try to do my own car repairs and maintenance, though I'm certainly not a mechanic. My philosophy has always been "If I can take it off without breaking it, I can put a new one on." and this has actually served me quite well except for one time. I decided to change out my brakes entirely, pads, calipers, rotors, the whole shebang and actually pulled it off quite well, or so I thought. After getting it all back together and bleeding the brakes, come to find my petal went straight to the floor with no resistance. Tried in vain for hours to figure it out, eventually called it quits, and called the mechanic I used for things I didn't trust myself to do. Come to find out, I put the calipers on the wrong sides. Had absolutely no idea that they were supposed to be on specific sides! I'm sure the mechanics had a good laugh at my expense and I laugh about it to this day.

[@Casper1tfg]

The VW at 31:30.....Most people don't know that when you have a sunroof, you need to regularly check the drain tubes to make sure they aren't clogged. Cleaning them out can save you a lot of money in the long run.

[@marvindevera9804]

it just blows my mind when customers bring their vehicles in for service and when we note our findings during the inspection, they argue about it!

[@LelandHewlett-d9y]

It really amazes me of how stupid some people are

[@ZMAN_420]

Great Content! I've been a mechanic for a paycheck for 23+ years. So personally I can't get enough of this content!😆😅😂🤣👍🏻🇺🇲

[@mikeythehat6693]

The guy chuckling about the "60's engineering" on the Briggs and Stratton lawn mower engine cut off switch (10:00). Well laugh it up, that was standard practice for the time, take it from a lawn mower mechanic, there were many engines of the period that used that method of earthing out the spark plug lead, worked like a charm.

[@Fahren47]

Hell, its still sort-off in use today. A lot of modern safety switches just ground out the coils to kill spark and thus the engine

[@topspeed250k5]

I've ditched quite a few small-engine "kill switches" that have failed and fitted a bent wire or stap under a headbolt to short the plug. Free, quick, fool-proof, fail-safe. Why complicate simplicity.

[@NoBody-le6mn]

So true. These young "mechanics" seem to lack the knowledge of understanding simplicity. 50% of the mowers pre-1970 had that. If you had to, you pulled the sparkplug wire off and took one for the team. Or used a screwdriver.

[@wkjeeping9053]

I went a looked at a lifted Chevy trucks years ago and the front passenger side upper control arm had broken off of the fram. I said something to the sales person and he told me it will be fixed after you buy it. I walked away from that dealer. Went back 2 weeks later just to see if it was repaired and nope it wasn't. I found out later they sold it on eBay without repairing that control arm.

[@DavidEdwards9801]

Omg "we'll fix it After you buy it" suure bub.

[@kahl4077]

Me: Oh look, the oil's glittery! Pretty! Me after the caffeine kicks in: Oh no.

[@MK-U-N]

Declining life saving repairs on a death trap of a car should be an attempted murder charge.

[@01123581321341]

Thankfully garages make customers sign a waiver that if they crash due to faults they’ve found it’s all on them

[@Deletirium]

Don't pearlclutch. It simply shouldn't be allowed out of the shop at a certain level of danger. I'm gonna assume you think people who don't wear masks are "serial killers?" Lol.

[@judyhetrick8757]

I think mechanics should be able to call someone to stop the customer from driving the vehicle if it is that bad. Or let them tow it….

[@dddevildogg]

The "mystery substance" found in a customer's gas tank looks like somebody pumped their station tank dry to the bottom where you're gonna find mud and other junk

[@ScoutSniper3124]

Had a cab over Freightliner come in with an intermittent shutting down on the road. Ran diagnostic tests and found nothing to indicate where the problem was. It would drive anywhere between 2 and 50 miles before shutting down. Finally found that the driver (or someone else filling the truck) threw the clear wrapping from a cigarette pack into the fuel tank. The wrapping would float around in the fuel tank and every so often get sucked onto the fuel line fitting. Resting the wrapping would float away. That's why you fill your OWN tanks, and don't litter in them. Cost to the trucker Over $500 in repair time and diagnostics.

[@airplanemaniacgaming7877]

holy moly, a COE? When was this, 80s? Or was this in the EU? Or is it just that there's more COE trucks out there than one might think despite the route of design North American trucking has obviously gone?

[@johnmcafee6835]

10:11 All small engines shut off like that for a lot of years. Worked just a good as all of the electronic crap they put on them now.

[@robertheinkel6225]

Old school shut off device.

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Yeah, I was surprised that that was a surprise to anyone. And when those were missing you just used a screwdriver.

[@rverro8478]

Indeed. I have an old generator with a B&S engine that shuts off this way, The same set-up as my old Wisconsin engine.

[@jp-ty1vd]

my dad had a lawnmower that to shut the engine off all you had to do was just stop pushing it.

[@RayTitske]

the last 23 years the most engines big ore small are worst every brand. 100k need to be on the scrapyard

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

30:35 I've been there. I had a strange squealing noise that occurred at a certain speed only. I checked the wheels and anything I could think of. Turned out it was the window on a rear passenger door that wasn't fully closed. Spent a few hours before realizing that- Thing is I couldn't even remember when someone was sitting in the rear seat last time so I have no idea how it got retracted that 32nd of an inch or what I might have been. It felt good to have found the reason for the noise and at the same time I felt stupid for not realizing sooner.

[@rwill156]

I just had the same thing the other week. Heard a whistling noise from the back when accelerating, so I rolled down the rear window to see if I could hear it clearer, and it stopped rolled it back up and it never came back. So I must of bumped the window control earlier and didn't notice.

[@mick2383]

Roger that someone sugared the tank, neighbours, ex lover, ex spouse, kids.😂😂

[@mortimersnerd5172]

I rescued my brother-in-law's 2001 Volvo S40 from the junkyard last year. The cabin filter had never been replaced and the pleats couldn't be seen anymore as they were totally impacted. When I went to pull the filter out a huge pile of dirt dropped on the floor.

[@donames6941]

The oil time gas motor shut off switches worked every time no computer troubles there

[@Andrew260RS]

How does it work? I’m not familiar with them.

[@ducewags]

@@Andrew260RS It grounds the spark plug and stops the spark.

[@darranlynas]

0:48 LoL Dodge grand caravan have the inlet for the intake in the front bumper so you go through a puddle of water that’s up to your bumper your motor is scrap. Hydro locked

[@pauldavis9387]

And this children is why I work on airplanes and not cars.

[@ianpaterson5000]

To quote Forrest Gump, "Stupid is as stupid does".

[@whyjnot420]

At least when its something like the one with the stryofoam cup rubbing on the rim, its someone who upon hearing a bad sounding noise, promptly went to the mechanic. Its not a bad thing to go "idk a thing about cars, I'll let a pro deal with it for me". Though I would appreciate it if more people just used their heads a little. (how many times has a noise been something rolling around in the back seat or such)

[@ultmateragnarok8376]

A visual inspection before setting off for the shop seems like it'd go a long way for those people. Definitely still fair on their part though.

[@whyjnot420]

@@ultmateragnarok8376 You know what one detail I wish more people would be consciously aware of; the vents under the seats. So so so so so so many times sometimes gets into one of those and cannot be seen from the front, and can even be missed if you just swing your arm underneath the seat to see if anything is there. Regardless if you are doing it from the front or back. I wish the engineers would do a better job of designing those vents and other bits and bobs at times as well.

[@groosbro1]

Its ironic that people who can least afford to buy a new car are the ones who neglect basic maintenance thinking they are saving money? Spend a little on maintenance now to save a lot tomorrow.

[@frallinger]

Watching vids like these make the appreciate the - annoying, but obviously necessary - mandatory annual/biannual inspections for motor vehicles where I live. Had my bike inspected last week and the guy in the bay next to me was LIVID that his car was condemned. Dude you REAR tire was wet from all the brake fluid that was leaking out of the front brakes. But the inspector shut that down real fast. "Towtruck, story, end of. Also - here's a big yellow, hard to remove sticker in the middle of your windscreen, just so that the cops know that you're out driving a car that is a total hazard."

[@GretchZ]

I know what’s in that fuel tank: revenge.

[@Yakkityyak248]

So glad I live in the UK. This is terrifying

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

I had some good laughs from this video. Nice work !! I always tell car owners come October make sure you add winter blend window washer fluid to their vehicles window washer tanks or end up replacing that washer fluid tank which aren’t cheap.

[@ningen1980]

Customer states "My wheel bearing is going out" Mechanic states: "Bearing went out, got married and moved away from your dumb ass."

[@themightymutt5213]

A snowcat that was run without oil for 2 weeks. How did they know how long it was without oil and NOT add oil to it in that time?

[@C17H23NO2]

Always so interesting and hilarious to see what customers come up with, or how messed up the vehicles are. So many vehicles shown here would never be allowed on the roads in Germany. xD

[@wormspeaker]

The problem is that there's a severe lack of public transit in most of the US. So almost everyone needs a car to get to work. And a very large portion of jobs in the US don't pay a living wage. People can barely pay rent and buy food, there's no money to maintain their cars. So it's very common for people to only take their car in for repair when there's a problem that they can't ignore. I pay about a $500 a month premium on rent to be within walking distance of the light rail in my city and happen to have the good fortune to work at an office which is also within walking distance of the light rail, so it only takes about 45-60 minutes to get to work. But if I had to take the bus at any point to get to the light rail or from the light rail to my office you can add 30+ minutes for each transfer I would need to get. So it could take upwards of 2 hours to get to work on public transit if I couldn't afford to rent in an expensive building close the the train. It's literally not an option for most people. So they buy a shitbox car that they can afford and then drive it until the wheels fall off because they would have to choose between paying rent or getting a brake job.

[@frostmain9015]

I have never felt like more of a responsible car owner than watching this video, and others like it

[@matthewmcmaster2731]

5:00 That wheel is Hubcentric. The lug nuts being on backwards won't cause any driving issues because the center of the rim centers the wheel. I highly doubt those lugs will stay tight for long though.

[@Mrshotshell]

They cant be more than finger tight since you wouldn't be able to get a socket on them

[@ducewags]

@@Mrshotshell A open end wrench will fit that nut.

[@HebuTheLoneWolf]

i feel like when they say "it just recently started to make noise" is the case of, the noise was so loud they could not drown it by cranking up the radio volume anymore xD

[@kerrybanks7740]

Its actually really terrifying that these folks are out here flying down the highway and on the same streets as other families.

[@toddmichael4271]

I run a ranch for an old guy in the Sandhills of Nebraska, he’s super cheap but our ranch vehicles don’t have the problems that these folks vehicles have that drive on paved roads in traffic. It’s amazing.

[@Carguy_basic]

2:40 quick release brake disks

[@scraverX]

Stuffed brakes. Ventilated crank cases. Forbidden Milkshake/Latte.... This video has it all.

[@Digidoc316]

I guess these people don't listen to the vehicle or the mechanics! Can't understand how they can ignore these!

[@user-yr5er5uz5k]

1:10 absolute banger background song

[@richymoto]

I will not complain any more about the mandatory technical inspections, we have every two years over here.

[@Naitohana]

Regarding the clip about the Hyundai steering wheel moving by itself and them never having seen that before: My little Elantra one day decided to lose its entire mind and have a car seizure. Every light coming on and flashing, car locked the shifter so I couldn't drive it (as if I wanted to when it was twinkling like a meteor shower). We had it towed and my car spent over a year at the dealership while they tried to figure out what the heck was wrong with it. They replaced a ton of parts (yay warranty and woo free new parts) and something they did eventually worked. I don't remember what was wrong with it exactly, but I do know I got a lot of expensive parts replaced for cheap or free which was nice since now I have some fresh parts. It's been at the dealership again coincidentally for a while, it's been two or three weeks now because they need to replace a head gasket.

[@J2t1mz]

With that Hyundai do you think the lane keeping assist is throwing the car off? If it is equipped obviously I don’t know much about Hyundai

[@jp-ty1vd]

that's what it looked to me, kinda cool.

[@williamf9633]

These are examples of why a yearly safety inspection should be compulsory

[@SmaxChristopher1]

Where are they not compulsory then??

[@mattiashakansson2865]

@@SmaxChristopher1appr half of US states, as I understood it. Because FREEDUUUMB!

[@Mikkel-RS]

@@SmaxChristopher1 Most of canada as well, some provinces have manditory yearly safties. Most dont.

[@colestock9980]

Snowcat planetaries are under so much strain because of the steep trails, constant turning and hard pushing so the fact that that one lasted 2 weeks without oil is super impressive!

[@DeadalusG]

so living in germany and also working in a shop (mind you only to manage appointments, getting paper work done etc etc and have last talks with customers) and have NEVER seen such brakes for example i keep wondering: do americans have a regular inspektion that they NEED to take or is that an optional thing they can do if they wish? how and when do officals know a car is in a bad shape and needs some repairs? by accident if they see one?

[@ultmateragnarok8376]

It's state by state. I believe 7 our of the 50 mandate inspections, though some counties in states that don't can and have also mandated it. Frankly I don't know why any place where roads are regularly salted either by the sea or for snow doesn't have it aside from it being the same reason why semis here still aren't mandated airbags.

[@pokeyball]

2:55 I recently got a rat in my shop. Pest control said rats love starbursts lol

[@cedave9735]

Dude!!!! (10:15) You must be quite young or very inexperienced!!! That's what all old Briggs and Stratton lawn mowers, mini bikes, go-karts, etc. had for a kill switch!!! JEEEZ!!!

[@sdmurphy20]

My dad and a few other mechanics told me this while I had my 2010 impala. If you can't do anything else, make sure you change the oil and the oil filter every 3-5k miles. Well, by the end, that was the only thing I could afford to do

[@Inkastar-tz8yd]

Cars are such weird and fascinating machines

[@petergarofolo9385]

Love the long videos.

[@aeilahpi1207]

Can you please caption the clips with what the actual problem was? for us Laymens we don't always know what we're looking at or whats missing etc? be nice to understand all teh content.

[@terryolfen7112]

Hi guys after looking quite a few of your videos I don't understand why you don't have yearly rego checks to be able to rego your cars. I'm glad to live in Australia. Terry

[@atticusrussell1225]

Only some states in the US do - and others don't at all

[@peterp1158]

23:46 Don't blame the bus driver. She couldn't hear grinding brakes over the screaming students.

[@KentRoads]

he aint the one that put it on the lift... he's the one that stood under it tho :P

[@MegaPlayerXxX]

Now I really understand why we have mandatory car check every 2 years. XD

[@alanmacdonald7599]

I believe the mystery substance in the gas tank is sugar. Owner must have pissed someone off.

[@DavidEdwards9801]

Looks like caramel to me, milk maybe?

[@Southpawarsenal]

Watching these videos gives me anxiety about the condition of my car…

[@Madzu159]

23:20 Xena, have you lost your chakram again? 😜

[@davident1]

I think that is a large peanut butter cookie in the fuel tank. LOL

[@TheClassicChris1]

4:02 thank you for showing us the exploded view

[@Howardhandupme]

Those hurt my soul. Glad to be out of the service side of repair. Body shop mechanic is where it's at. New or almost new vehicles and no dealing with customers who just want it looked at

[@2012TheAndromeda]

3:19 Mr. Crank Lol! I love it

[@angrymater13la]

That's just the new style 2 piece Brake Rotor lol

[@PurityVendetta]

Fully floating rotor 😂😂😂

[@angrymater13la]

@@PurityVendetta lol yep

[@Madzu159]

Bluetooth brake rotors? ;P

[@Surfbeagle381]

I have done most of my own repairs and recently did my brakes to my shock I had worn one passenger rear pads completely off the others had normal wear and no noise 🤷🏼‍♂️ So I changed everything except for the brake line

[@IanKolton]

I still remember the time when my dad accidentally waterlogged his 1999 Suburban, which he got just 2 months earlier, right after adding a 4-inch lift kit to it a week before.

[@68toronado]

I bought a used car that the previous owner was a smoker. The cabin air filter didnt have a speak of white left on it. It also had a layer or tree leaves pine needles and othe plant debris

[@AlmightyRager95]

2:10 At least it was a styrofoam cup. At first I thought it was the tire rubbing on the shock spring.

[@mikemedcheck8475]

I had a gm 2.4l and blew it up twice. That engine should have never been built

[@bwghall1]

back in the 1950s I had a Fracis Barnett M/C. Two stroke, I ran that on old engine oil 25 to 1. for two years. The oil I got from my dad when he did a oil change for hi car. bike never broke down. the s/plug was always very sooty. you got to Laugh at the old Days.

[@anthonybednar9577]

Mr crank only shows his face is gold

[@jimmygmc6917]

some people should never own a car let alone work on one ........

[@1stTimeVenture]

10:24 i had a go kart motor like that, i learned to turn it off with a stick, cause it was shocking experience to learn.

[@64CHEVL]

Looks like sugar in the fuel tank

[@Thuddster]

Yeah, I'm thinking maple syrup, or high-fructose corn syrup. Might have been double-dosed...some petty revenge.

[@BenKritz]

Positive it's sugar, I've seen it in a tank before.

[@zack16saturday]

Watching these videos make my blood run cold..I really don't want any of these things to happen to my car...

[@beaumontlivingston8084]

10:04 you’re a mechanic? What do you think a kill switch is? There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. It’s still working isn’t it?!

[@matiascampbell2464]

5:41 im sorry, but is that actually a specialised filter..? That looks exactly like my pool filter 😂

[@CaptainCraigKWMRZ]

In the 'olden days' thats how you shut off small engines. You shorted out the sparkplug. Works just fine! Other people's children! 😞

[@secuervo]

I love the guy talking about the round of ammunition. That is not a bullet or a casing, that is a round. It is comprised of a bullet, casing, primer, and powder.

[@RichardPoxon-m3w]

Friggin wonder it didn't get set off simply driving around before heading to the tire shop.

[@DeadKoby]

The "worst" violations I had was a car I took in for tires, and when they inspected it, the shocks were rusty... I declined the shocks and changed them myself properly not too long afterwards. I try and never let my cars get to an unsafe state. I check the steering and suspension for tightness each time I change oil and rotate tires..... and inspect the brake pads too.

[@t.mendous7922]

I like aviation, the pilots are not allowed to “fix” their own planes for the most part. I also have the authority to ground a plane if necessary

[@ishnifusmeadle]

Could the Hyundai one be some type of pump surging? We've had similar experience with hydraulics on our equipment causing erratic movement for that reason.

[@kmanbay6580]

These videos remind me of the old Fram oil filter commercials: "you can pay me now, or you can pay me later". As for the stuff in the fuel tank, I would guess some sort of sugar, honey, syrup, or other substance a rival put there to cost you money,

[@Jorge-ui9fc]

When I was working in Sam's Club tire department?I actually saw a toothpick.Go through the steel belts in flatten a man's tire.😅

[@mandragor85]

23:11 he is finally done with his Chakram :D

[@crimsonred3952]

1:15 the song that is playing in the background in called cemetery gates by Pantera

[@Dani-it5sy]

15:44 HOW ON EARTH 🤣😵 How did they even get the wheel on!? I am speechless..

[@ducewags]

@Dani-it5sy A caliper bolt fell out when driving.

[@Dani-it5sy]

@@ducewags Ah ok. I thought they had just jammed the wheel on. That would have been the worst 🧐

[@REX-WOLF-2002]

25:07 = OMFG, i wonder how many balance weights you would need for that wheel😅😅😅😅😅

[@pitboss7476]

Kinda shocked to see how many people will risk their lives with some of those brake issues. Unreal.

[@amidoespotatoes]

5:00 That's nuts!

[@eaglebrink]

Here in Europe those cars would be long gone from the road. Whe have to get an annual inspection done on our cars. All because people were really bad in keeping their cars maintained and accidents happened because of that. That way improved roadsafety!!

[@chrism036]

12:26 last winter I drove a snow cat that needed oil every week or 100 hours I wondered where it was going I looked for leaks told the mechanics about it I guess some just burn it the other drivers snow cat didn’t have that problem. At first I started noticing the temp going up then checked the fluids I was in the middle of nowhere but took extra fluids and whatever I needed. I got the feel of it afterwards knowing its quirks.

[@axjason]

What are you talking about 2.4 L Tech is reliable. You can count on it blowing up at some point.

[@anselpeneloperainblossom-s3489]

This is the third video TODAY with loose ball joint nuts