Customer States Compilation (Best Of Episodes 75-89) | Mechanic Problems | Mechanical Nightmare

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Customer states and mechanical problems in one digestible video for you to enjoy!

Today's episode is a compilation of customer states and mechanic problems from previous videos. Enjoy!

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Imagine going to a mechanic and seeing your car on YouTube 😂

Superschemer

It’s always refreshing to know you don’t live in an area that’s prone to rust. Lots of rust buckets out there and unsuspecting people buy them at top dollar never taking the time to look under. Paint and body checks out but the undercarriage is a whole different story.

IamTony

Did an inspection on a 1970's vintage Datsun truck that a guy had bought at an auction. On the surface it looked a decent sort-of restoration. I eventually got to checking the frame, which I thought it to be AMAZING shape for the age and make. It had recently been undercoated, so I grabbed a magnet and could only intermittently get it to stick from place to place. Turned out that the shop that "restored" it started with a frame much like the one at 3:45 and filled it full of newspapers, epoxy, and body filler before the undercoat was applied. So, yes, it was a papier-mache truck frame.

dullahan

Best recent mechanic experience. I don't work at a shop but people are mechanically inclined where I do work. I showed a picture I took replacing the water pump on my 2001 Suburban Vortec engine. He says oh do you have that belt squeal? I said what do you mean? He could see in the picture the misalignment of my power steering pump pulley. That's someone who knows their stuff or at least that particular stuff! He loaned me the tool in 10 minutes later no more squeal. Got to appreciate knowledge. It was only off 1/8 of an inch or so but he could see the pulley was not flush the shaft it was pressed on.

geniferteal

@3:03 the "crunchy" stuff looks like calcium.. possibly mineralized from using well water to mix with coolant.. I do HVAC and plumbing..I find this in water heaters a lot. When it's heated the calcium solidifies into crystals and will build up, in my case it builds on the heating element after it's filled half the tank and causes the elements to rupture.

joshuaking

It’s scary knowing that these vehicles are on the road with us. Those owners need to be in a mental hospital

jameskennedy

You know the rust is bad when it's just the ol' paint holding things together.

jaydak

"Customer declined the repair" I loved that one. In france security related repairs are mandatory, and can not be declined

SmasherHell

Having worked as a tech and service advisor (including MBenz), I can say - YES these are not exaggerated, and I've seen this happen on high end cars too. Owners have no clue when they damage their cars.

joemvin.j-

That was a damn effective can of stop leak on that Ecodiesel

Yohann

it almost makes me cry to think of the pain and suffering some owners have put theior vehicles through...

fuzzblightyear

Mechanic: "Ma'am, your van needs $4, 200 worth of repairs."

Owner: "JUST FIX THE NOISE!!!"

aaroncostello

The fact that some of these cars drive on the same roads as us is terrifying😳🤣

brendan_

This is why I'm glad that here in the UK we have an annual safety inspection that goes a long way to keeping death traps like these off the public roads. The US and A needs to have the same!

neilfoster

Watching that water draining out of the engine was like watching Austin Powers 😂

lcogan

I REALLY wish you would share more info on each case, whenever possible! Like some other similar channels do. Knowing some details for some cases makes it much more interesting of me, and others I assume.

noimagination

Haha. The part where there was some sort of stop leak in the 2015 dodge ram.... followed by a J-B weld ad.

JamesEhler

When I delivered auto parts, there were rotors hanging all around so thin you could shave with them! A couple of them were see-through!!!

angelalane

Thank god in the UK we have the annul mot test that would catch a lot of these dangers, (and also drivers with an iq). In 15+ years in a garage I never saw anything so dangerous!

johnpayne

RTV. Providing entertainment for decades and decades to come.

rl