Customer states My car shut off randomly on highway!!! Also leaking coolant.

Customer Shotguns the coolant repair ordering the wrong part or was told the wrong part is leaking. Customer's vehicle shut off on them while driving on the highway!!! We go through how a standard 4 pin relay works and why the relay we have is GOOGATS!

[andyking]

When a $5 part goes bad, and needs $300 in diagnostics to fix. Oh, relays...Shine on, you crazy diamonds...

[justinsochko]

Literally all the guys at my shop and myself wait everyday for you to drop these vids man. Working on Audis we see so much of the same stuff you do, everyone in the building calling stuff googats and flavor to seasoning. Keep it up man!!👍🏻✌🏼

[arcta]

As a former helicopter mechanic, I love the Self Lubricating Chassis System. We always joked if a plane stopped leaking it just means its empty.

[elcheapo]

I find it funny when the expert Audi mechanic is shocked the engine isn't leaking. 😂

[niteninja]

Looks like they actually take care of their car for once

[tenhundredkills]

So that's how relays are tested. That's really interesting! Keep up more of these diagnostic segments!

[piemonster]

The depth of knowledge presented in this channel is incredibly disguised with wonderful humor. Always look forward to your vids!

[cujoedaman]

Friend of mine was having issues with his car, it would just randomly shut off when at idle and only running about 12v instead of the 13.9-14v it should be. I told him most likely a bad alternator. I started looking around under the hood and found the previous owners had (for some reason) wired in three additional ground wires to the battery. Each end was very badly soldered into the crimp style connectors, each end was corroded and they were all loose AF. I ripped out all the wires, replaced the ground wire to the battery with a much cleaner one and he hasn't had a problem since.

I ended up with some decent gauge wires and crimp connectors that worked great for another project after I cleaned them up :D

[marathonfreak]

Most techs (all, really) should know how a relay works and how to test one. But this is great info for the DIY who's scared of basic electrical. Great presentation from start to finish and, as usual, entertaining.

[jeffcarter]

I believe this is the best condition high mileage Audi I’ve seen so far.

[laurentclaes]

My favorite thing will always be the "say no more". It just hits to smooth

[davidp]

Whenever I watch your videos I ask myself "So what's it gonna be today? Shrek piss? Excess flavor? Fievel pays a visit?"

[ljerry]

Appreciate your teaching style. I am awkward with a screwdriver but have learned a lot.

[thescienceofit]

Not a technician, but you've got something special with this channel. Stay consistent and keep it rocking ! Love the content. I'm a car fan of all shapes and sizes

[blueydsniper]

I honestly have been loving these videos. I work in a shop in San Diego doing transmissions and I see rusted cars all the time and my head keeps playing look at the flavor” 🤣🤣 love the videos my G. Keep them coming cause I watch them every day

[malcolmr]

The easiest way to check the relay is to power the coil and ohm across the contacts to see if it’s actually energizing and allowing current to pass through the relay. Electrician with over 40 yrs experience.

[jamesinbradford]

People spend all their money on expensive cars, but when it comes to buying important parts like tyres they just can’t afford to replace them. Before you buy a car check how much parts and services cost !

[TheSmreeder]

Thank You for the Relay / electronics lesson... The magical Pixies conflounder me... Many Blessings, SMR

[abitoffcenter]

Even after working in shops for 30+ years. Having to deal with the same I still enjoy these vids. Although I do have one request. Will we ever have the pleasure of seeing your daily driver? LMFAO Thanks for the videos!!

[DefinitelyNotMyRealName]

More of these videos please. Actually some useful info.