Customer States & Mechanical Fails [Part 40]

Customer States & Mechanical Fails

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#mechanic #fails #customer #states
These videos are intended to be both educational and entertaining.

Here are some cheap tools that I use daily in my workshop:

Plastic removal tool:
-11 pieces removal toolset (I have bought this one for almost 3 years and I still use it)
-22 pieces of a removal tool set
-7 pieces of cheap removal tool set

Torx:
-Torx Screwdriver Set from T5 to T30
-Long Torx Screwdriver T15 T20 T25 T27 T30(use Torx t20 to remove the car exterior door handles almost all cars have this screw)

Small Electric Drill Cordless Screwdriver:

Hooks:

Flexible Magnetic Pick-Up Tool:

Rubber Eraser disk:
(I use this to remove old Stickers and double side tape left on the car after I remove badges)

LED Flashlight:

Infrared Thermometer:

WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. Have fun, but always think ahead, and remember that every project you try is at YOUR OWN RISK.

[killroy]

Watching that timing belt slip off and hearing the damage really hurt me as a mechanic 😂

[pattenni]

I love the "all you can carry" 😂

[antibrevity]

Love the dude that doesn't want it to "get over 10" when his dog is fueling his car. He's just being funny, but some people really do that.

I once saw a guy put $2 of gas in their car and then walk into the station and buy a $5 lotto ticket. He told the cashier, "when only you got 2 ones and a five, you gotta make priorities."

If the lotto makes your list of priorities, you're too dumb to drive, but guaranteed to have your car shown in one of these videos.

[unitedhybrid]

The oil drain plug modification was actually pretty genius. Maybe a lockpin would be better in addition to it to make sure it doesn't accidentally open but still genius.

[vlga]

the legend actually walking out with an engine

[ronwalsh]

I grew up in the NE USA, and I remember cars rotting out from the salt on the roads, but it seems newer cars are not equipped for winter weather at all.

[Mini-z]

5:22 frame has the structural integrity of a piece of toast.

[BloodyBay]

4:06 Hey, cut him some slack! He hasn't completed his mechanic's apprenticeship yet! 😆

[hungrigerhugo]

now I know the meaning of spring break. If the spring breaks, you have to drink enough to endure the pain 😄🍻

[speedandstyletony]

"If you can't find em, grind em" - motto of the driver at 9:00

[RiverIndustries]

that video at 5:05 was one of the harder things i have had to watch and hear in a while

[peterjohnson]

Man, that VR6 was all kinds of hoopajooped. At least the engine mounts were totally gone.

[konradukasiewicz]

6:14 so that's petrol version of regenerative braking

[genmaxpain]

5:05 what happens when you have spare parts left over LOL
one vital part was left out, it was the disc on the crank to stop the belt walking off LOL
engine is either a CA18DE, RB20DE or RB25DE

[BA-gnqb]

If the guy cannot afford more than $10 of gas for that car, the repo man is just around the corner.

[peepa]

1:34 I bought a car with automatic transmission, the oil in it should be changed every 60k km, it had 120k km and the oil has never been changed. Mechanic told me it looked something like in this video, chunks of oil stuck on the gears. Luckily he managed to clean it and it has worked pretty well another 50k, maybe it still works today, dont know, sold the car last year.

[generaldisarray]

8:16, all engines should have a oil drain like this. Maybe have some sort of security device, or safety on it, so it can't be opened accidentally or maliciously.

[Thousand_yard_King]

It's interesting how many of these problems never happened to cars without computers!!!

[CJS]

5:28 ok kids remember metal is never soft . . . 😳 rust on the other hand is softer than you might think 🤔 😮

[metalmetal]

0:27 OMG the brackets belong into the spring!! You squeeze the spring not the whole Mc-Pherson-Unit.