This Honda Accord Has a Serious Problem

[@scottykilmer]

⬇️Things used in this video: 1. UV Leak Dye: amzn.to/2T75tEK 2. Glasses and light: amzn.to/2CuvjNJ 3. Common Sense 4. 4k Camera: amzn.to/2HkjavH 5. Camera Microphone: amzn.to/2Evn167 6. Camera Tripod: amzn.to/2Jwog8S ⬇️Scotty’s Top DIY Tools: 1. Bluetooth Scan Tool: amzn.to/2nfvmaD 2. Cheap Scan Tool: amzn.to/2D8Tvae 3. Basic Mechanic Tool Set: amzn.to/2tEr6Ce 4. Professional Socket Set: amzn.to/2Bzmccg 5. Ratcheting Wrench Set: amzn.to/2BQjj8A 6. No Charging Required Car Jump Starter: amzn.to/2CthnUU 7. Battery Pack Car Jump Starter: amzn.to/2nrc6qR 🛠Check out the tools I use and highly recommend ► goo.gl/rwYt2y 🔥Scotty Shirts and Merch ► goo.gl/pTAeca Subscribe and hit the notification bell! ► goo.gl/CFismN Scotty on Social: Facebook ► facebook.com/scottymechanic/ Instagram ► instagram.com/scotty_the_mechanic/ Twitter ► twitter.com/Scottymechanic?lang=en

[@israelharold]

You forgot the leaf

[@jasoncee666]

Can the same technique be used for transmission leaks in a manual please?👍

[@adogsupreme1739]

Where can i purchase common sense?

[@robertbob5683]

You forgot to mention if you live in Wisconsin leave the oil on the frame it will stop it from rusting. Lol

[@kevinnorton8226]

Are these links legit? They look scammy to me.

[@mightymouse9001]

All these years of experience and this man just freely gives all these tips and tricks. Love the community you built Scotty. I personally never take my car to mechanics because I'd rather do it myself and make sure it gets done right and I don't get ripped off. You're the only mechanic that I'd trust to work on my car though that's for sure! I hope when I'm your age one day that I will have the knowledge and energy to teach others like you do. I look forward to the 2-3 videos of great content I get a day from ya. Hope life is and stays well for you for a long time :)

[@constpegasus]

I feel the same way. Honesty in this world goes a long way.

[@siggymartin]

I think mechanics I've met by word of mouth are generally honest, but sometimes they drop the ball (or the parts!). Now I just do everything myself except state inspections. What Scotty does is outstanding, esp. this video. My engine is a year newer so that'll be the next time bomb to go on that K engine.

[@nihonkokusai]

Doing it myself for 16 years now. Started a business 6 years ago working like scotty as honest garage and it pays off in the long term.

[@zo1dberg]

Probably easier holding a magnet against the socket driver instead of using a leaf though.

[@jimmysapien9961]

I do what I can

[@stacylangford2859]

My 04 had that engine. Super dependable. It took a lot to kill it. It died of extreme abuse, with 346k on it. Thanks for the video!

[@whatitisnt.]

Was it a v6?

[@samadgriffin6853]

That's a 4 banger in the video.

[@rickjames9477]

That’s why Honda still uses the k series in the type r it’s literally legendary at this point

[@ProVishGaming]

2003-2007 were actually one of the most reliable Scotty. I have an 06 with 340k miles on it and still running like a charm.

[@ajevthetruthisthetruthnotc8390]

I agree

[@supersabrosinho]

Wow congrats. Manual tranny I take it?

[@ZombieCraftSlaya]

I have the engine in a my Crv 2002 with 370k such a good engine

[@ProVishGaming]

Sabroso Lopez auto

[@midwestfarm757]

I think reliability wise one of Honda’s best engines if taken care of. i’ve owned many Honda’s since 1994 and the 2 K24 equipped I have been the cheapest and most reliable engines for me. over 200k on my Accord and 193k miles on my Crv. Seen plenty with 350,000-400,000 miles.

[@ButterOnMyBiscuit]

I had a 2004 Accord 4-cyl. With 250,000 miles. Only thing it ever needed was a alternator at 215k and a power steering pump at 230k miles. That car ran like a champ.

[@LeaplingEli]

I was a mechanic for over 15 years and I still enjoy watching these. You just never know what you might learn by watching someone else's tips and tricks. Thanks a ton Scotty!

[@mistywhitener8767]

Lol can you answer a Honda question for me!

[@samk2630]

“Wiggle it around until we get it in” solid life advice in many areas not just screwing.

[@FixItAngel]

3:03 great trick Scotty. I use a piece of paper to hold the nut or bolt.

[@scientist100]

I use any paper towel I have laying around.

[@dae86ify]

That leaf trick - where has that been my whole life! Subbed for more tricks that you can display!

[@ismailg4135]

@Bruce Cumming There is something called evergreens.

[@r3alfish]

Use a piece of tape or paper, that works too. Very helpful.

[@michaelward9201]

Scotty "old man tricks" kilmer.

[@Zeck88522]

I used plastic bag for that trick.

[@bigvegass]

I've been using some masking tape for the same thing. Or a small piece of paper.

[@Utsu-P_Enjoyer]

That model of accord was my very first car, that thing took a HELL of a beating and still kept going. By the time I eventually sold it It was falling apart externally but internally it was solid.

[@driving8869]

whats the model

[@timetowakeup6302]

My 2010 LX-P 4 Cylinder 2.4 Liter has 230K miles and so far no issues. Changed the spark plugs at 100K and the starter at 150K. Aside from that just basic maintenance. Has all the original hoses, belts, chains, pumps etc.

[@jonflorschutz3496]

I had an 05 tsx. Best damn car I've owned with 0 issues except for an alternator. I sold it at 167k miles and live in a small town. I regret selling it every time I see it drive around:(

[@SGVSOUTHSIDE]

@@driving8869 looks like a 2004 Honda accord LX.

[@SGVSOUTHSIDE]

@@MarkAwainy looks like a 2004 honda accord LX

[@64samsky]

I just had to replace my 2009 Accord's VTC valve. It threw a code and my car acted very strange. I had it towed back to my house and I fixed it. I wish I would of seen this video before! Thank you Scotty!

[@neilusher3368]

Scotty made a video, then released it on the same day I was taking my 2006 Honda Accord(same color even!) around to places to figure out where my oil leak was coming from and get it fixed. Probably as close as I’ll ever get to having Scotty work on it himself. Thanks, Scotty!

[@JoseJimenez-0Grande]

I am a Honda Certified tech and yeah we see these on Accords and CRVs. We don’t have leaves in our shop but a good ol’ magnetic 1/4” mid length socket works just fine. Make sure to always check the timing chain tensioner cover as well.

[@DearSX]

Had same problem 3 years ago. No issues since we fixed it. Easy to miss.

[@carnivarian8219]

Nobody: Scotty: *puts yellow glasses on top of sunglasses*

[@scottykilmer]

starting a new trend, remember scotty started it in 2019

[@DennistheMenace2011]

@diver dave Clean glasses in Scotty's garage?........Nah....aesthetically out of place.

[@ytsponge6658]

Scotty must not use the ultraviolet light and glasses very often. Just a little bit of dust on those yellow glasses.

[@relentlessenterprises9238]

Like Dwayne Wayne from a different world

[@katrinahopkins1516]

@@scottykilmer hello Mr.kilmer, I'm loving that u are putting out more videos a day, keep up the good work. PS. I'm writing in my diary, that you started the yellow tinted glasses on top of sunglasses trend. Good one! Katrina, England.

[@mrjv750li]

Scotty’s new serious problem videos !

[@SPimentaTV]

Yes, we want more this type of videos! It's helps a lot, especially for DIY car repairs! Thumbs UP!

[@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge]

Especially if you have an old car and you go "Okay, so I have to do this except less complicated"

[@robertdavis6708]

It's no wonder this guy has nearly 2 million followers. He puts a lot of information out in a fairly short clip. Just the way I like it!

[@ltaprojects2372]

Love the leaf trick. lol

[@mitch1078]

If you like that, you'll love a magnetized socket set even better!

[@bliglum]

Best part of the whole video right there!

[@markw410]

Good tip, take it or leaf it. 😁

[@cauywarner7136]

Yep, I use a little shop towel instead

[@mitch1078]

Scotty has the most amazing broadcasting presence! Incredible experience from his broadcasting days...love the camera angles through each parts of the story telling.

[@livinsuperloud]

Rev up your Vtec!

[@SmoothCruizer37]

I do very much

[@baccseat]

@@SmoothCruizer37 Same G

[@pnmbmw]

Scotty's one of the best. Wish he lived in the UK, and then I could go to him when I needed work done on my car. Top man!

[@joew9392]

I don't wash the oil off my car/truck, it slows the rusting process...

[@davide.s.9880]

@Bruce Cumming Rust check ? Never heard of it. Is it something a local place sells or is it a over the counter stuff you buy and they put on? How about a link to it.

[@Overfl00d]

@@davide.s.9880 How about you say "please" :D

[@jswjimmy]

@Bruce Cumming The old school way to do this was to coat the bottom of the car with used motor oil. Does the same thing and is free minus the time invested.

[@davide.s.9880]

@Bruce Cumming Thanks for the information. The nearest Rust Check is across the river in Sarnia. All though it to late for my 1992 rust bucket. But I sure will make the short trip across the border / river to get the treatment and the guarantee for the next new one.

[@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge]

I just religiously wash the undercarriage of my car and hope I'll move somewhere with good weather before the things starts falling apart. So far the only major rust spots are under the hood and on the roof for some reason.

[@danw.4775]

I am having the same problem with my 2007 Honda accord ex. This video came just in time. T hanks Scotty.

[@GLockshooter619]

07, with 155k No leaks, no problems 100% reliable

[@midwestfarm757]

GLockshooter619 my 07 just passed 200k, however my 08 crv same engine had this happen and it’s a simple repair. $20 dollar part and dealer charged $180. next time i’ll save by doing it myself

[@BillyBob-dl3zc]

06 w 330,000. Bought it new. You can’t kill these cars.

[@GLockshooter619]

Gotta love it

[@fredarmentrout6748]

My ‘05 Accord has 310,000 miles - never have had any leaks whatsoever. You’re right, you can’t kill these cars. Ultra reliable and good for your bank account!

[@BillyBob-dl3zc]

Fred Armentrout Do you have any problems with the brake rotors warping frequently? I recall this being a problem since it was new at about 25,000 miles. Recently I changed the rotors and pads - 10,000 miles later the jumping when I brake is ridiculous. It’s really the only annoying problem I have with the car.

[@jblank74]

These are so incredibly addicting. I love the "problem" series. Keep 'em up!

[@AENIMA22]

Glad you are making actual repair videos again.

[@Dinnerwiththeavilas]

Your channel is the best on KZbin for car repairs hands down. I wish you were in L.A. So you can fix my cars. Keep the videos coming.

[@CommonMan62]

Rev up your socket , leaf /fastener work around. Thanks for the great info, Scotty.

[@NCGNTO202]

I was losing a quart of oil almost every week and thought I blew a headgasket. I changed filters, had a timing belt job done and other various work but the oil burning persisted. It came down to paying attention to the oil pressure sender switch on the top of the engine block. I ignored it and it was the problem. $20 part and I was back in business. Now my oil is steady when I check the dipstick even after long drives.

[@kmonkey4138]

"Gotta wiggle it around until you get it in" Me: *Grins*

[@jamesunderwood9100]

KMonkey I know right!!!

[@berict]

Lol.... Shameless

[@txmxan88]

That's what she said 😏

[@paullagoon]

Should have told him to put some hair around it.

[@kerenkares6109]

Me too ☺️☺️

[@hellshade2]

@Scotty Kilmer being a mechanic myself (retired after 31 years because of disability,back and nerve damage. 😒) i enjoy watching a lot of car videos and when i came across your channel around 6 months or so ago Scotty,i enjoy what you do. going on you tube and giving vital advice to people looking for cars or having an issue with there present one is really a cool thing to do. you keep making videos and i will keep watching :)

[@DRplatano219]

Scotty I’ve been watching your videos for four years. This is one of my favorites because of how you do a live troubleshoot. Very awesome!

[@humbertorodriguez4111]

.....

[@michaelmatyas4829]

A 4 cylinder Honda accord built before 2005 has a counter balance shaft seal that can come loose after 90k miles. A shaft seal kit includes a fork to hold it in place. A hard to find leak until the timing cover is removed Just a bit from experience that might save someone some grief!

[@fbkensarhd5279]

Legendary 2.4 L VTEC engine.. on my fav accord version ever. ❤️

[@Sm0k3y707]

I love my 08 Accord coupe v6!

[@carebear8316]

Look at Scotty, holding premiers now!!! Way to go Scotty!!

[@sarazahid14]

vtec just kicked the engine

[@Dairy_Squid]

Fayyaz Hasnan yo

[@BillyBob-dl3zc]

What does that mean?

[@king49334]

Vtec just kicked in yo

[@wildwest1]

I have the same gen Accord, except mine is the V6. No oil leaks at 165,000 miles.

[@302diamondstate7]

I have one with 193k and a slight leak at the rear main seal but not anything to worry about

[@BillyBob-dl3zc]

I have a 2006 4cyl. Bought it new. 330,000+ miles. Love this old car. You can’t kill it. Only major repair to date is A/C compressor, cooler and blower.

[@thatoneotherotherguy]

Just hit 200k on my 2004 V6 6-speed manual coupe. The 7th gen Accords are extremely well-built. I might never get rid of this one. It has only needed engine mounts, and I think that was my fault.

[@pmcc3782]

I had an 03. It burned oil. Replaced the engine. That particular year (first year of the 7th gen) is notorious for this problem.

[@whatitisnt.]

@@thatoneotherotherguy you still have it?

[@ericcraighead9158]

Had a job where the bolt kept falling out of my socket into my engine bay; got soo. Freakin. Mad. Then I remembered this video, plucked a leaf of the tree beside me, and to everyone in the garages bewilderment, it worked. Thanks Scotty! 😀🙂

[@tpguitars]

04 accord 4cyl 2.4L k series engine 608,000km still going strong

[@thaanswer500]

Tyler Peterson 03 Accord 250mi still unfazed

[@iGaRaai90]

How many timing chains have you gone through?

[@thaanswer500]

@@iGaRaai90 tbh just one!

[@thaanswer500]

@Guillaume Gaspar how could i say otherwise, i just keep on typical maintenance and she just keeps going strong

[@tpguitars]

@Guillaume Gaspar 611,000 km now. For sure! The only thing that's going to kill mine is all the fasteners are rust now. Seriously though really solid, fun driving car

[@cliffordhicks6850]

DANG! This might be my problem. I have 1990 accord. With very slow oil leak. Imma try it. Thanks Scotty.

[@WattsRaider]

I have the same engine. My V-Tec kicks in fine 🙌

[@jacobvest5561]

Currently doing an engine swap for this exact model 03, I’ll be sure to test that now thanks to Scotty 👌🏼

[@popanz25]

Edit: how to fix you’re car with a leaf!

[@Overfl00d]

Edit: your*

[@popanz25]

I’m an iPhone guy. Won’t let me say that without correcting it for me 😂

[@robertlawrence9000]

I do the same thing at work but with paper 😁

[@zo1dberg]

Use a magnet instead!

[@robertlawrence9000]

@@zo1dberg sometimes you don't have a magnetic socket but sticking a small magnet to it might work to. I have various magnetic tools but sometimes just good old paper works if you are in a bind 😁

[@TheMetaldudeX]

I had his same car. Never leaked oil but boy did it burn it.

[@Loyal_Honda_Fan]

You most probably had to change the PCV valve...

[@supernerdman55]

@@Loyal_Honda_Fan unless he drove like a madman. My Honda burns oil, but I beat it to and from work everyday lol 8k redline.

[@decaf4me2]

I enjoy these videos that enable us to watch you figure out and fix an auto problem. Kinda fun to see you in action.

[@theskyworrier]

Looks to be a 2005 Honda Accord. That was my first car and it was a manual. Man do I miss it...

[@jeffkline9191]

I have an 04 ex. Was thinking I needed something newer but I just love it too much.

[@cali4nia420]

Im going to miss my 05 ex-l 6cyln. Total loss this month. 💔😥

[@savjottoor7910]

@@cali4nia420 I feel bad for the car but as long as you are safe and sound to enjoy some other ride, it is all good bro. You can always buy the model in a good shape.

[@cali4nia420]

@@savjottoor7910 yea buddy. I got an 06' exl on the offer up app $4k straight up.

[@MarzNet256]

Those Snap-On leaves are kinda pricey though.

[@poppaluv]

I've had good luck with harbor freight chincom leaves.

[@EdfromVirginia757]

Chuckle

[@farticlesofconflatulation]

Gotta go with the ficus

[@mcleb84]

Snap-On is never kinda pricey. It is usually the most pricey.

[@bernardoanonuevo8787]

I love this channel. I love Toyotas too. My dad was an auto mechanic and he said Toyotas are the easiest to work on. Being a rebel I bought all kinds of cars Mini, Nissan, Honda, Dodge, and Subaru. I bought a pre used Lexus IS 250 and it's so easy to work on.

[@Powertool1990]

50+ years experience, doesn't use a jack stand. You have alot of trust in that jack.

[@kylelaughinghouse1893]

Look at his garage he probably cant find them

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Scotty likes to live dangerously apparently

[@Kr0n3kLe]

🤭

[@pawelcitak83]

Scotty revved up his video quality! Nicely done!

[@carlosmejia5728]

You always keep it simple...your videos are like capsules of knowledge..

[@wavebuff]

The leaf trick is golden! Thanks Scotty!!

[@juangonzalez-qg6eh]

Hummmmm... other mechanics couldn't find the oil leak. Scotty you're the master of all masters of mechanics. 👍👍👍

[@2405jacko]

Maybe those guys shouldn't be mechanics.

[@SANYUR]

At Honda, Its simple 10mm socket done

[@diytwoincollege7079]

Loved my 07 Accord SE. Starting to like the 2019 Accord too.

[@rich3827]

LOVE these types of videos!! keep em coming scotty!!

[@brickleader9473]

Well put I've been trying to describe to my wife how Honda makes these impossible bolt angles where you can't even see but now crazy mad scientist I will say love ya man

[@payamyazdi7672]

I know A 91 years old lady who leaks less than this Honda

[@namechef7344]

When they are that old they are all dried up anyway.

[@NeonZX4]

Payam yazdi Lmao!

[@relentlessenterprises9238]

Lmao.. gross

[@pinpon163]

I know an old lady who likes a lot if you know what I mean.

[@lebronjordan802]

It's the diaper leak proof that keeps them dry😁!

[@1575murray]

Accords (and Civics as well) also like to leak oil from the distributor housing o-ring seal and the internal shaft seal.

[@enriqueortiz5440]

Mine is currently pouring oil from that seal 😭

[@midwestfarm757]

murray1575 They stopped distributors a long time ago. coil packs for almost 20 years

[@enriqueortiz5440]

@@midwestfarm757 Mine has a plastic seal where the distributor would have been

[@1575murray]

@@midwestfarm757 That's true but a lot of the older ones like mine are still running. Honda built some reliable engines they last a long time when properly maintained.

[@midwestfarm757]

@@1575murray No doubt they were reliable. All of mine had well over 200,000 miles. My sisters 1997 Accord I totaled with 120,000 miles, but it was still a great runner. I will say this, my dad's 2003 Accord didn't need its first coil replaced until 275,000 miles.

[@Tool0GT92]

I have the same engine in my CRV with 170K miles and not a single leak.

[@terryjones9784]

Thanks for the leaf tip Scotty! Real genius

[@parallaxbill2276]

Scotty, I have been thinking my 2004 Accord was burning oil but I watched your video before doing an oil change. I looked at the VVT solenoid and it definitely has been leaking for a while. 223,000 miles and still runs like new! Btw, a good video for you to do is a starter replacement on this generation I4 Accord motor. It's rather involved.

[@blackterminal]

How long does the starter take to do? Its difficult?

[@parallaxbill2276]

@@blackterminal It's not all that difficult but it does require removing the intake runners and most everything that covers up access to the wiring and starter attachment bolts. I no longer have my car to refresh my memory for more details.

[@WickdPerfekT]

As an electrician I always have e tape on me so I use that for holding stuff in sockets/wrenches

[@AyAy008]

Nobody: Scotty: **Takes off glasses to reveal another pair of glasses**

[@maartenyzer4121]

You have issued the solonoid problem a few years ago.. You got an engine warning light and a limiter in the revs Because it protects the engine..

[@steve810]

Scotty, the type of man that would find sometype of problem in a new bought car. 🤣

[@imasmileydog8043]

And usually finds them. LOL

[@michaell3711]

Cause even NEW cars are laden with problems.

[@herotiramisu1]

Scott he is the man who saved us from being ripped off! Saved us from spending fortune into fixing any kind of issues in the car.

[@jonajones7044]

Family, Im here to watch, morning everyone!

[@scottykilmer]

morning!

[@imasmileydog8043]

What say Jona

[@joshbailey9161]

That leaf trick is awesome!

[@supersabrosinho]

I have this same model car with a manual transmission runs like a top!it will probably outlive me and run through a nuclear fallout!

[@chrisgil4594]

I have the same one too I bought new in 2005 but is automatic, this thing is so freakin reliable

[@mineduck3050]

How on earth did you get a smudge on that letter 'l'???? Wtf this a computer not paper!

[@whatitisnt.]

You still have it?

[@Citizen_Shane21]

Omg love this channel. First time car buyer. Scotty savin me so much money right now.

[@cheyvi1693]

Can't wait to watch a new video from Skotty! God bless this men, let him live forever! Greets from the Netherlands. 🤩

[@lucianocasanova8924]

Incredible English for a dutch person

[@cheyvi1693]

Hehe, thanks. I appreciate that.

[@ore83]

I’ve done the leaf trick but I’ve substituted leaf for blue paper towel. That’s genius!

[@dr.p6532]

Let's just wash all this oil right into my neighbors grass he won't mind😂

[@mitch1078]

It was washed onto Scotty's own grass.

[@dr.p6532]

@@mitch1078 It was a joke my friend. It will end up in the street sooner or later.

[@mitch1078]

@@dr.p6532 Ahh lol ok

[@dr.p6532]

@@mitch1078 haha my stupid sense of humor most ppl don't get.

[@jaimerascon9805]

That oil kept it from corrosion, I don't know if the pwr washing is gonna help

[@ppatelpatel1665]

One of the best engine 2006/7 352000mile and beautiful no issues don’t listen to Scotty 💯 % 0 oil leak 19years ac heat run great

[@kentp.2309]

Love these repair vids! Never had that issue on any of my K20s, wonder if the K24s are more prone to it. As for that leaf trick, I prefer a bit of masking tape, tends not to fall off if you're working on more sensitive parts like a valve train.

[@oldtimerman59]

‘Like some crazy lunatic mad scientist’ …ya just gotta love Scotty

[@southbronxny5727]

He didn't show how effective the ultraviolet light was.

[@mitch1078]

Scotty couldn't really place the glasses on the camera lens!

[@HunterShows]

It's super effective.

[@blu_kraze7288]

Literally had a Honda Accord on my list of car and the guy wanted to change the vvt solenoid just a connection to this video thanks Scotty for the help

[@thedavephan]

This is your best series so far. Keep them coming!!!! Love it!! I like seeing actual problems being solved. Very helpful.

[@jeejay98]

Great heaven. That was an amazing leaf trick. Why did I just learned that now. That could have saved me from dropping bolt and nuts on a tight space. This is why Scotty is one of my idol on car repair.

[@blackmesa27]

"honda designed it like a crazy lunatic scientist" have you ever worked on a peugeot ? : )

[@shiddy.]

3:00 that leaf trick is awesome ... I'll use that one for sure

[@vt68]

You are by far the best mechanic. I for one appreciate your input on everything. BTW, what do you think of the Honda Pilots? I have a 2010 Pilot with about 82000 miles on it.

[@Roadglide117]

The leaf trick, genius !

[@ELJEFEEEE]

To be honest Scotty, you look like you could be the crazy lunatic mad scientist LOL

[@edgarvasquez8372]

Haha he is mad scientist lol

[@Loyal_Honda_Fan]

Lmao, Scotty is right tho, its a pain in the 🍑 to put that thing back in... better is to watch a pic on google to know where to aim with the bolt 🍌

[@2405jacko]

Yeah, like Dr. Brown from Back to the Future.

[@andywood8082]

My oil leak on my Honda 2.4 i-VTEC was the solenoid block on the backside of the head.

[@WhiteGravey]

wiggle it around till you get it in... i have been doing that for years now.

[@bendover8250]

If you’re in a tight spot, a little lube goes a long way

[@budstep7361]

Hahaha I love the leaf trick to keep the bolt from falling out xD

[@sammuel6253]

Rev up your Variable Vavle Timing & Lift Electronic Control engines.

[@MattyDemello]

The leaf trick is nice. I usually roll a tiny piece of tape around in a small ball and put that in the socket to hold the bolt

[@Sijray21]

I have a money pit older bmw. This would've been super helpful a month ago when I changed my oil filter housing gasket, but I'm sure I'll be able to use this info in the future... Because old money pit bmw. Nice trick with the leaf/bolt, BTW.

[@imasmileydog8043]

Scotty would say, I told you not to buy that car. LOL

[@Sijray21]

@@imasmileydog8043 I know... I know... It was given to me and I work on it myself. It's a passion car for me (family owned). I would get a super reliable old Carolla, but they're just so boring :-(

[@Backin_Theday]

The leaf trick, a new one for my tool box, and an endless supply.

[@axjohn]

“You’re going to have to do a little wiggling as you push it in!” We still talking about cars, Scotty? 🤣🤣🤣

[@brandonmiller5104]

My 06 Camry is leaking oil everywhere just like this. I bet this will help me finally find the problem. Thanks Scotty!

[@pizzamon795]

You have around 30,000 more subs than last week. Creeping up on 2 million. I guesstimate it will be March 28th.

[@rainsinz]

28th. My birthday! I started watching him last week. Into cars all of a sudden.

[@TheTechCguy]

From experience I've garnered, every car repair job is a delicate process. Small or big jobs=always delicate.

[@spoulos123]

"Gotta wiggle it around until we get it in" - Scotty Kilmer 2019

[@MrWalker1000]

Don't we all wish we had a local mechanic like scotty. For real where are they do they exist