Mercedes S600 ABC is FIXED! No Leaks!! BlueDevil Works!

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[@JUST_ONE_ID10T]

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[@Overtakergarage]

Auto Auction Rebuilds That blue devil oil stop leak is damn good I put it in a couple cars I bought from auction to stop Oil leaks and it works perfect

[@hooverherbert5]

Are you still selling the car I'm interested in it

[@chronoboat11]

A good polish by a professional would take out the scratches make it look new. If I were keeping it I would definitely put in new headlights.

[@jake2772]

How’d the abc hold up after all these years with the blue devil hydraulic fix?

[@01trsmar]

Paint Correction - YES !!!! New Headlights - YES !!!! Keep the car as a 4 door hot rod daily/family driver - YES !!!! Glad you got the car fixed - YES !!!!

[@anthonystone2089]

Send the Mercedes S600 to a good paint shop to fix the rust and get a new paint job. Keep the vehicle and enjoy the luxury.

[@repro7780]

Rust never sleeps...it will come back, sooner or later!

[@69692tall]

Reading all the comments, its obvious most of your subs are living vicariously thru your videos. Its not possible for most guys to purchase a S600 ( new or used) so since you have one and are kinda handy with a wrench/camera. Its your "man rule" duty too keep the car....atleast to I can get one myself 😎

[@aaronj2893]

Get the paint correction done .. As for the headlights I wouldn't be here or there on them, Originals look great now.. And I would most definitely keep it, I've had Merc's most my life, I have always wanted a nice S600 but could never find one at the right price..

[@TheBlackScatPack]

I started watching this series on Monday. Been binge watching. The car has come a long way.

[@DrewsLair]

No hate from me, if it stops a leak it stops a leak!

[@DrewsLair]

@@thumbs97 it's not your vehicle, don't worry about it.

[@MikeReed]

Get that door painted, add the new headlights and run that thing until the wheels fall off!

[@jessegeise757]

Replace the headlights and get the paint correction since you will most likely keep it. Might as well be happy with it plus it would be great content.

[@undertakerfire7810]

I had Forgot that the pre facelift W220s didn't have clear headlights, but they still look alright cleaned up:).. I would totally advise that you do the paint correction yourself, most of those scratches can be removed or greatly lightened by compound and polish. You've already done the hardest and most technical work on it, paint correction is the easiest besides having to use some elbow grease!:)👍

[@degeneratewinners]

I wouldn’t screw with the headlights if they work . Car looks amazing

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Thanks man. She has come a long way since day 1.

[@JBOGermany]

Phoenix from the Ashes !! I like everything you had done to this beauty to bring back this"Willkommen Zuhause!" - feeling!

[@C.c.dethomasis]

I used it on my cl55 when my abc was leaking worked awsome for a month then one day while on the highway my power steering pump exploded because a pressure relief valve was clogged up by the bd but up until then i never had any. Problems with bd products the ac fix works great

[@chadharmon5716]

Blue devil is great stuff expensive but works!! used it in my old explorer for rear main leak took care of that 👍🏻

[@ferdinis]

Randy. Keep the car if you love it. You will regret it later on. Change the head lights and give it a new paint repair. You will love it more then. Trust me! Luv your videos since the UberMan time. You’re great and hope you get all the success you deserve. Keep up the good content!!!! Cheers!

[@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr]

1- Clean garage 2- all mechanicals should be done before any cosmetics 3- all filters, all oils changed. 4- the very last thing after all mechanicals- headlights. Then after all that, paint fix. interior detail last. I love the v12 videos Keep up the good work brother.

[@BigJon22091]

Hey man, I’m hooked on your videos. I’ve been subscribed to your channel for almost a month now and I love the content. This is a sharp Benz and I think you should go all out and upgrade the headlights and do the paint correction. Keep up the great work.

[@justinhenderson5710]

Love ur videos. Got some older benzes myself. Headlights look 98% better than they did. I would leave em alone now. Just my opinion. Plz keep buying old benzes and keep doing these vids!!

[@mickie812]

Hi Bob, 2 days ago when I first click Mercedes S 600 and follows .What I saw you was desperate to fit and repair for a few dollars profit. more and things falling apart. my heart soak with sallow and pains. but today I see differently. you're in love with these iron lady.

[@Scotty_in_Ohio]

I say send it in for "paint correction" and perhaps look at what a decent PDR guy can do. I think the new headlights would be a plus especially if the one OE headlight's level motor doesn't work.. I was surprised about the blue devil stop leak - usually that sort of thing is "wishes in a bottle" but between the filter change, the tinkering with the ABC system and the "snake oil" it may have done the trick. For $3,000 in it I say keep it till it starts costing you several hundred a month and enjoy it - remember Winter isn't too far off and driving a Corvette then probably isn't the best idea.

[@davidrobertson6371]

I actually love this content wayyyy more than the Uber man content.

[@henrykim3281]

Do NOT sell this car. No paint correction. No headlight. Just enjoy this car for another 100k miles!!!! Loving your vids

[@robsrandomness7824]

Now that I know how much the headlight replacements cost, skip that. They look fine now. Didn't look fine before I knew the cost. LOL.

[@jimnielsen4076]

Randy I'm watching this late in the game for this car but here is a tip. When you have areas with too much touch up paint gobbed on, take lacquer thinner on a rag and gently go across the paint. It will slowly remove the touch up paint. Quit when looks flush. To apply more paint the end of a paper match works well or a very fine hobby brush.

[@mkbdiy9766]

I love the W220 and am looking to get an S430 or S500. if you don't mind the gas mileage, I say keep it. Update body paint and keep head lights and just apply clear gloss spray to protect the restored headlight surface. it's great to have a luxury vehicle like this one. if you don't wanna keep it, then just sell it. You've already done a lot on it.

[@meticulouselectronics]

Had a s430v only issue was the hydraulic suspension failed and the car would take ages to raise. Which it had to do a lot because it would go down overnight

[@frogman327]

Keep it and do the paint correction. Please fix that door though. It will only get worse and it is not too expensive of a repair.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

I'll talk to Mike (Weird Beard) and see if he can help.

[@mkbdiy9766]

If rust is bad, go to a salvage yard and get a door with same color. @Tavarish did that for his W220

[@jasbirxjr]

I would get the dents and paint done professionally and detail the car myself.that rust would annoy me every time i saw it. The clear headlamps do make the car look better and i think you said you could sell the old ones. Glad you managed to fix that leak. I hate leaks and warning lights :) I reckon you would still be on top if you were careful getting all the jobs done . Plus any work done should equal more content for us all to enjoy.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

You're 100% correct.

[@jeffreyjaymes5356]

paint correction=yes, headlights=yes, another awesome video

[@1995RangeRover]

Thank you so much for sharing this vid!! I have ABC issues with my 2001 CL500 and this may do the trick!!! Sharing this on CL500 group on Facebook!!!

[@brackenharris5597]

Get the paint done get the headlights sell the corvette if you need money and keep the Mercedes you deserve it I think we’ve all grown attached to the Mercedes and hate to see it go you work hard you deserve a nice vehicle for you and your family

[@PKStAmour]

Sweet whip!! I am looking for one to rebuild from the ground up!! Good job restoring!!

[@tomar9718]

I want the same thing to happen

[@PKStAmour]

@@tomar9718 Copart has several.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Thanks man.

[@PKStAmour]

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[@sunnyt3543]

I seen when you first got this car and it looks so beautiful now man keep this car and do what ever has to be dome with it

[@markfinnigan4994]

Gday Randy, do the paint for your own satisfaction and as for the lights, you've done the rears, if you've got the cash, do the fronts mate, you'll love it even more!

[@juanpalos3657]

Nice car my friend glad you got the leveling system fixed. I think them headlights are fine the way they are. I would put it up for sale and get a good chunk for it and move on to another family vehicle. I believe it would make someone very happy . Thank you for the great videos greatings from Mexico my friend. ...

[@JJ-qz3fl]

Headlights are fine as they are, get the rust sorted!!

[@edn568]

Money is not EVERYTHING. Enjoy the car.

[@namelessxyz5218]

Very cool car! ;) Love this Videos! Just lost my Phaeton V10 TDI Long Version Individual because too expensive repair costs After 5 year driving :( Looking at this Great Deal is making me happy! Greetings from Bavaria!

[@StealthyWolfDaddyWerewolf]

I had a Ford Taurus Sho that did the same thing with the steering rack. Things like binding or notching steering wheel when you would go around turns on hills or corners. What happens is all the metal shavings cause metal to metal binding in the cylinders that move like a piston full of fluid pressure. Also, your pressure sensors have little pin holes the fluid pushes into to operate a closed connection between a plate and a spring. This is one of the reasons why changing fluid on trans, gearbox .etc is important. I changed the fluid and filter on my truck transmission before I rebuilt it, even though it was slipping. Just so I could flush out the contaminants before I rebuilt it. Even though it was flushed, there was still remanats of metal inside the valve body and areas where it got stuck. But just things like flushing out the steering fluid on my sho by filling it, turning it a few times then running it empty from the return line till it was red again made it like new. I have also seen new cars where the transmission seemed like it was blown. But ended up being caused by a transmission flush at jiffy lube or not being changed for a long time. The reason for that one was the manufacturer designed the transmission with a internal filter system. So the only way to change the fluid is drain it. But when you don't change it or flush it. The metal gets into the secret screens, blocks them and causes no fluid to go through the shift system. So this being my long story and all. I am glad you changed and serviced the filter / fluid. I would assume the car would need another filter in 6 months of driving to catch up on metal cleaning. But that was something new to learn about the Merc hydraulic suspension. I used to have a lowrider for a few years. So I can understand how Mercedes designed the system to not be as tough and bouncy as that. I would also suspect that the clogged filter and gritty fluid probably put more stress on the lines by blocked flow. So I am glad you got that handled with all of that. There is no sense in changing it with oem fluid at this moment until the fluid is decontaminated and the filter is changed again. I would say change it after 6 months of daily driving. Incase the leak turns into a broken part or line from the clean fluid not plugging what the old fluid damaged. One last story as far as fluid. If your brake fluid is black, it is safer to change it at the reservoir or flush it. Than to ignore it, because the black stuff is worn rubber from your pressure seals. I went through this on a girlfriends car, changed the fluid and a few months later her brakes began getting softer and softer to the point of concern. Then ended up changing the master cylinder on a 300,000 mile Camry. But I am pretty sure if I did not change the fluid. She would have lost her brakes 100% during a hard stop with how quickly the master failed after changing the fluid that was keeping it from showing signs of age.

[@tedsr2391]

Nothing wrong with headlights, they look good, would the others look better maybe, but ones on it look great to me, glad you got her lined out great job.

[@FullAcceleration37]

Please bring this beautiful S600 to paint correction and buy the facelift headlights , because that is the reason why the facelift model looks modern and better .

[@originalgreek]

Ive been watching your videos on this S600 and I have to say it really turned out to be a great looking and running car. Congrats! oh yeah and if you plan on keeping it, get the stuff done to it, why not! You dont have much money in it. Best of luck!

[@AY-dw4om]

the fluid flush and renewed did most of restoring the ABC system functionality. the sealer fixed only the leak. shows us how important are clean and fresh fluids.

[@gmcjimmy3580]

yes get the paint strait and do the lights, you came this far man and then keep it and enjoy boss, she looks real nice good deal.

[@BeauAmoureuxcom]

Oh, shit! Guy! You sound just like Danny McBride! 😆

[@dloadthis1617]

Your headlights look just fine. Go ahead and get your paint correction if that's what you want to do. Keep in mind though that after you have it done every time you get one little small nick or chip in the paint it's going to bug you.

[@vincentblue8247]

It does work Randy i had a rear seal leak in my tahoe and it seal it. Blue Devil does work

[@ikeluv25]

I really like this S600, for the year and having been sitting for as long as it did, it seems to be in really good shape. I’m looking to buy a new vehicle myself, daily driver. I recently sold my 2009 Audi TT 3.2 Quattro. Fully loaded with all the bells and whistles. Rare color combo, Black outside , Red inside. Very low mileage, had just hit 60k. Had it for almost 2 yrs which is a very long time for me. Just really enjoyed driving it and it was great in the snow as well so I kept it a little longer than usual. Paid 15K sold it for 14K. Not bad at all for 2 years of daily driving especially Since the only maintenance I had to do in the 2 yrs of owning it was, 4 oil changes, a new set of ceramic brake pads, drilled rotors front and rear, new all season tires and replace a tpms sensor. Oh and I flushed all the fluids once. The 3.2L engine gave me absolutely no issues whatsoever and luckily had zero electrical problems, granted it only had 60,000 miles. Anyway I’m looking for a new daily driver, something alittle cheaper than my Audi. I did want a newer vehicle but if u wanted to sell this S600 and start a new project I would gladly pay u 4K cash or bank check and PayPal u a deposit before I even came to pick up the car so u know I am serious about buying it. I go to the local auctions here in CT where I live, once in a while I check out co-part. They have an auction every Tuesday about 30mins from where I live. Haven’t found anything yet and just figured I’d shoot you the offer. You don’t need to put new headlights on it or have it detailed. I’ll take care of that myself. As is 4K. Lmk if your interested. Thanks for your videos, I just subscribed to your channel. I like what your doing bro, Keep it up and I hope to hear back from you either way. You can email me if u want. [e-mail]

[@bwolper]

I hope you keep it. Get the paint correction and yes, get the headlights.

[@bojanjordanoski8495]

Tbh I think the original lights look better than those aftermarket ones. The rust on the door is a priority now, I hope i will not see it in the next video. Keep up the great content Randy!

[@jamesspicer5628]

Paint correction -yes New headlights-yes Keep it-yes Great job

[@simonwelch560]

If you're keeping it for a reasonable amount of time then upgrade the headlights and get as much of the paint repaired as possible including the rust because that will only get worse and it's still going to work out way cheaper than getting a newer car plus you may as well feel as good as possible driving it and have people say how good it looks.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Thanks Simon.

[@melvinradcliff3624]

Go ahead and make the changes. It's worth it

[@joehammond2586]

New taillights look great.

[@JibberJabber70]

yes do both and keep it so you and Lorenzo can cruise around in the Benzo.

[@Ottonic6]

I put a piece of cardboard under my car when I want to check for leaks, that way I don't stain my driveway (any more than it already is). And Oily fluids show really well on cardboard. Also, don't sell it. fix the rust and paint. Headlights are fine if they function.

[@johnmokma8897]

Do it all! You love it and you want to keep driving it!

[@jessereed550]

On the merz 600 Australia cars run super hot. Not much room under hood so add. The push fan that bolts on top of the motor push the air down you might ha e to modified the hood. That will cool that v12 down

[@grahamdesinor6303]

The car is beautiful! Keep it as a collection item!!

[@jamesclark5461]

Thanks for sharing this product test.

[@snoopy49099]

If you get the pain correction done, it will make the rust and dings stand out more. Might be worth looking into having some paint work done first! That is if you are keeping it! lol I still think the upgraded headlights would make it look so much better. But it's your money and you have to justify the return if you do sell it! Keep up the great content!

[@sugarandpennythepooh1211]

I think that it depends if you’re going to keep it or sell it. If you’re going to keep it, do the headlights and paint. But if you’re going to sell it, sell it as is. Just mt opinion. I think you should keep it and sell the Prius. Good content as always Randy! 👍

[@RegalCobra097]

Maybe a good polish will buff out those scratches? I would hit that rust with a flapper disc, just open the door and grind. Use the paint code to buy paint online and repaint the repaired spot as well as the rear bumper. I would leave the headlights alone but it's up to you anyway.

[@bryankeithastom5600]

Yes, send it for paint correction and the headlights.

[@Lumixster]

Mate, I am from Melbourne, Australia, Car like this here...around 85-90K , if you can find it !!! , u have a gold mine on this car, keep it what ever u do, its pure luxury , now that u fixed it, why u selling it? it would be so silly and u would slap urself so hard for selling it, dont be greedy for 2 or 3 K and sell it, I would keep it till this car dies , it didnt cost u anything at all, u mostly fixed it urself. So Keep it n use it for what it is...pure luxury car that u would never be able to buy if it was brand new. Cheers man.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Great car I wouldn't NEVER sell it,you got that car for less than $2000,GREAT car right there...

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

I've heard BLUE DEVIL STOP LEAK was a great product,I guess it's true,that S600 is a TRUE BEAST, COMFORT, POWERFUL,real nice car...

[@elijahmcgee2842]

Man you should not pay any atenchen to any one if it works it works that all that matters man love your clips your on a roll man go 4 it

[@racerboy2212]

Congrats on the fix. As a MB collector nut with 6 in my garage now, I’m always looking for new play toys. So is it going up for sale soon? Hint-hint....I’m interested.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Probably very soon. Feel free to email [e-mail] if you're interested.

[@00HiGhGuY00]

If you decide to keep it, you should get the clear headlights. The paint correction would be good too, however it'd be a shame to leave the rust spot and other stuff the paint correction won't fix, but those kind of repairs start to get really expensive really quick. Perhaps the guy with the dealership you partnered up with would hook you up with a deal, you mentioned him and his son do paint/bodywork.

[@crateyour123]

Greetings from Germany I would leave the headlights OEM the more OEM Parts this car got the more is it worth... i wish i could have got this good Deal as you got with the car. I personally would even get the oem wheels Not the amg ones

[@rfc3sar]

keep the head lights and make the paint correction! i think most close to the original will be better, i use to have a ml350 2003 and i change the head light for one with LED, at the time i think was awesome but after i miss the original one

[@andrei281193]

Please replace the headlights and also go for the paint correction. This baby deserves it.

[@45AMT]

I wouldn't change the headlights. I'd do the paint correction Auto spa did an amazing job with that the last time. When i worked in Parts we sold A BUNCH of the Blue Devil products.

[@zachthestupidgamer8747]

Get the lights done as the rears have been done (keep it consistant) and do the paint correction. It'll be worth it. Maybe try and get the rust sorted a bit if possible

[@zachthestupidgamer8747]

Also get the bumper scuff done

[@colonialrogue1997]

Blacked out headlight housing would look great on this thing.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Sadly they don't make them for this car.

[@colonialrogue1997]

+Auto Action Rebuilds, not sure if this would work. www.xtralights.com/00-05-mercedes-benz-s-class-w220-projector-headlights-black-pair

[@standyourground9973]

Auto Auction Rebuilds just bake your headlights and paint the insides black. Throw a new clear lens on it and seal it back up.

[@colonialrogue1997]

What he said.

[@jeremecrane7924]

Replace the headlights and fix the paint my Man! Keep your daily badass driver!!!

[@wailfaridi2070]

This thing was nothing but amazing, fix the paint and change the headlights, then if you want to sell it, it's your choice.

[@ulyssescisneros3044]

Keep the headlights OEM they look way better right after you detailed them but if you want to buy aftermarket go ahead it's your money. And buy compound Meguiars and a buffing machine and detail yourself don't pay anybody to detail your own vehicle you could do it I know you could.

[@JasonTheCollectorGamerreseller]

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[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

You bet man.

[@easystar45]

Keep it.. Yuh could always sell it after when the right come

[@MrMurph111]

For the headlights, use Mothers mag and aluminum polish and a variable speed buffer. Looks like new in a couple minutes. “Sweet Project Cars” has a good tutorial on how to do it.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

As stated in the video, these look as good as the day it rolled off the line. These were never clear.

[@seadoolover3469]

Yes paint correction and KEEEEP IT YOU DESERVE IT

[@Mecalas]

Aye m8.. Keep the girl, get the LED headlights (match the rears tbh), change the wheels (make it yours) and get the paintwork sorted. I’d still get the rust spots sorted later.. perhaps as an assisted (with an expert) DIY job for a future video. Show us plebs the benefits and pitfalls that go with such a patch-up task 😎

[@davidbell5979]

Since you put so much work on it and it's dependable for you and your family I would keep it.. If the Head lights work. I would keep them but the new Head Lights would look better and the paint is ok but having the paint would look better. Doing all this work I would keep it

[@randallbombich8128]

Keep it Love it fix it. I love my S 550 for luxury and then my xlr for sport and the top down.

[@michaelangel6322]

New headlights and paint correction for sure!

[@bwolper]

I take it you didn't get the Jag from yesterday. I love the green color you were talking about.

[@danbrooks8105]

Leave the headlights. Do the paint correction. Apply a ceramic coat to the finish, and make sure they ceramic coat the headlights as well. Drive it like a boss!!!!

[@katrich61]

As long as the headlights pass the state inspection, I can't see any reason to change them. And it definitely deserves to be detailed, for a 2001 the car is in superb condition.

[@unknownunknowns]

Paint correction- YES Upgraded headlights- NO!

[@ydhalla25]

Get the door dents fixed (Dent repair) there is a lot of guys who are mobile and do it as part time hobbies. Get the bottom part of the door fixed and painted. You have spent a bit of money and labour, so keep it!!!!

[@sputnik8407]

I have the same ABC in my SL500 and I just had my valve control replaced , it was leaking . So your description on how the car lowered and went up jerking was exactly the same. NOw it's been a while , how has it been??? Thank you . Love your car and it's a S600 v12 wow , how does that work ??

[@rafikoumimou3503]

the headlights look fine keep'em.. if u're keepin it definitely do the paint correction.

[@bigguy43055]

You've got 99% of the issues corrected. Keep it and enjoy it. You will not find another one! You gotta admit, it's a badass car!

[@CleanSC]

Leave the lights. Original is always better quality and those other ones look like ebay lights that cheap bastards put on Civics in an effort to make it look more expensive than it is, and it always does the opposite. Just my opinion. And at almost $500, HELL NO. That's almost a third of what you paid for the whole car. Nah.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Valid points brother.

[@ericgonzalez3897]

Well, if you watch this whole s600 series, you will find ebay parts galore. And I don't consider AAR as a cheap bstrd. Hate all you want, there's a reason for the Civic brand to have made it this far. Very few car makers can brag about a model that is in generation #10. Not even Mercedes. And how much was this car anyway? A Mercedes? Oh yea, $1,600 dollars. And DONATED. As in "Don't care how, get it out of here!!"

[@CleanSC]

Hey, I have no issue with ebay parts. Especially when ebay is used to score good OEM parts, new or used. As Randy has done before. My point is the *look* those lights convey, to ME, is a cheap aftermarket repair because you couldn't afford the OEM ones. The OEM ones are better. They are genuine. And they are not damaged. Why change to something inferior? I get that for some they like that JC Whitney look because they think it's more modern. I don't. Not on a car of this caliber. If this was one of his Turo cars, GO FOR IT. Not on this one. Randy asked for opinions. So I put in my vote. Not hate. Just the vote he asked for. BTW I respect Civics, they are fine cars. Doesn't stop people doing certain mods to them which creates certain stigmas.

[@RegalCobra097]

Couldn't agree more.

[@reily2869]

You're gonna keep that car, i can tell. get the paint corrected and lights replaced, it will be worth it for you once you see it

[@H4K4N]

You should check the junkyards for the headlights. Maybe you could get OEM ones.

[@joedpl]

The headlight connectors were changed for the “facelift” 03-06 models. So even if he did find a set he’d be in the same situation with the previous clear headlights.

[@adamgallagher20]

If it is going to be your daily driver, then keep the headlights as is and save yourself the cash, same for paint correction.

[@ahmedmohamedhussein4290]

Keep the car and the head lights are very good keep it also

[@melvinlancaster768]

I'd say if your gonna keep it then do what makes you happy. At some point your probably gonna end up putting more money in it then you could ever get out, but car guys do that. It kinda comes with the territory if I'm honest and there are worse things out there you could blow money on so if it puts a smile on your face and a pep in your step then treat that car to a spa day and face life. Power to you buddy, amen and hallelujah.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Hell to the yeah Melvin! Thanks man.

[@melvinlancaster768]

@@AutoAuctionRebuilds Off topic but I'm in the city about once a week and only live about 75 miles from there actually. I'd love to see the car in person sometime if at all possible.