Wrong parts Customer pays labor! UH-Ohhhhhh

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[@annettecampbell9913]

Happened to me once as well! You put in the make, model, year of your car; they “guarantee” you that it will fit your car-wrong!! Let your mechanic order your parts!! There’s more to it than make, model and year🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ thank you for your videos!!

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@annettecampbell9913 yup

[@chuckalucktoo5492]

I buy my own parts because I'm the one working on the car. 😂

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@chuckalucktoo5492 yup

[@AFatherToTheFatherless]

I stopped using customer supplied parts

[@RBTheMechanic]

Gotta start that also

[@mc.ashlandfelix7140]

Hey RB, unrelated question. I am going to buy a used car soon, but I always hear that if a car is 20 years old and never had a transmission fluid drain and fill then I should not drain and fill the fluid at all. What about if the car is 10 or 15 years old and never had that service,will it be the same thing to leave the fluid alone and not change it? Is there an age or mileage limit for that service if it never gets done? I get confused because I hear the opposite,too,like if the car is 3 or 4 years old and it has 100/120K miles, and if the fluid was never changed,then it should be left alone,too. Is that the case,also? And I'm only talking about a drain and fill,not a flush .

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yes don’t change the fluid it could be 1 year old and if u didn’t do fluid change and has like 100k it would be good idea

[@mc.ashlandfelix7140]

@@RBTheMechanic I see, so even if it's a new car that is one year old with 100K, don't change the fluid on it if it was never changed?

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@mc.ashlandfelix7140 yes. But this apply to automatic transmission