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Most americans are just as dumb as a fish. We dont have that crap here. Funny thing i watch all the vids. But i really have to state most americans are really dumb as shit.... most animals are smarter 😂 its actually really sad
I believe you once took note of where these stories most frequently took place. It would be nice to note these areas so that I keep it in mind if I ever find myself driving through said areas.
Aren't dealers trying to push 10k Mike oil changes now a days? So they were only 2k miles over due LUL. Personally i would have changed the oil myself at least twice by then. It might be excessive and i might be spending too much, i won't go over 5k miles on oil unless i have consistent oil samples to show that i can actually go longer
@@legionofanonMy car has 137k miles with oil changes every 10k with full synthetic as per the VW service manual and it looks brand new inside the valve cover. Just do what the manufacturer recommends, they spend millions researching for a reason.
I’m curious what happened to the person who beat their own car with a padlock and chain. Imagine being so angry that you somehow think you’re teaching the dealer a lesson by trashing YOUR OWN CAR. Play silly games, win silly prizes.
Common in a lot of repos. They think they're getting back at the bank for repossessing their car by ruining it's resale value. Failing to understand that they owe the difference. Crank it up a step and you get the "If I can't have you, no one will" psycho ex mentality.
When the consequences of his actions weren't paid for by someone else, the car was no longer his in his mind (he would just not pay for it anymore) and thus, like the mental 3 year old he is, he destroyed it because "if I can't have it nobody else can." Fairly easy logic to figure out. He'll go get a Nissan. The refuge of credit bandits.
@@christopherconard2831exactly, it was going to get repo'd but they didn't know that they owe the difference of the auction sale. They will probably never pay it, but it goes on your credit and any bank giving that person a loan after that is insane.
@@mikefoehr235 '72 K10 (lights in bumper '71/'72, mirror glued to windshield and no black stripe around grille '72). C/K1500 started '88 (purely as info)
These always brighten my day regardless of how good or bad it was, keep it up pleaseLOL The orange thing stuck under dudes car towards the end is a probe rod. They’re used to find buried utilities. Hopefully there wasn’t a crew involved with this incident
That's what that is! Ah, okay. I found one on the side of the highway a year or so ago, had no clue what it was. Ended up going in the recycling pile. Guess they do fall off of trucks when not properly secured...
i think they thought they didn’t need oil changes since they didn’t drive the car often. unfortunately for them, letting oil sit in a rarely operated car is worse than never changing the oil on a daily driver.
Everybody has a limit. This scenario is seen fairly frequently with sportbikes. Someone blows their wad on a dream machine and has nothing left over. Of course when the machine predictably blows up, the vehicle, the manufacturer, the dealer, and anyone else unfortunate to have touched it gets called a POS. It could NEVER be the owners fault.
It's not the lack of money, it's the lack of brain, and you might wonder how someone so stupid can have so much money, well that's simple, the two are not related, everything in life comes down to chance, wealth most of all.
Imagine neglecting your oil changes and maintenance, killing your engine and act like a child when denied a replacement engine due to your own stupidity
@@1996Pred *There are plenty of people in North America who DO get oil changes.* Don't let the loud idiots ruin your impression of the country as a whole.
Wow. The guy who beat up his car will soon realize he totalled it. Now he could be liable for any unpaid balance plus costs. It's amazing how many people think dropping off a car settles a loan or lease, but I'd guess that same person is one who doesn't know cars need oil changes.
This is only the 2nd time I have heard a Ford Focus ST referred to in a USA video. I assume they I quite rare? I own a Focus Mk3 ST3 in the UK, they are very common to see driving around here.
Agreed! If I haven't clicked Like during the video, the cars & trucks at the end remind me to do so. The restored Chevy pickup at the end of today's video was particularly nice!
I'm getting an oil and filter change today, 67,000km overdue since 2018 lol 🙄 when you suddenly realize that your car is just like all of the above in JRI. Razor thin metal for brakepads, failed struts, no problem!!
The Chevy truck at the end is a 1971 model, based on the grill. Same body style 1969-1972, the grill is what sets it apart. Which is why I had one of them years ago.
Take a brand new car, run it hard, never change the oil, and be stunned, shocked, and amazed when the motor blows up. Unbelievable. Let me say upfront: I'm not a mechanic. My limits are really low, like rotating tires, changing filters, coils, spark plugs, and fluids on MY car. Much more than that and I hire somebody. But you have some real winners out there. They make me feel really good!
didnt really see a door panel and the orange wires I am going to guess was an extention cord, the lock and chain was the only thing that made any sense
I am not ashamed to say i might be a grown 63 year old man but i become a 6 year old girl when i see bugs , especially ear wigs but this looks like a cockroach infestation , still sends shivers . Plus the dealership was wise to fit the bill for that control arm , yes it was welded but with the recall in play and liability issues that could arise in a court of law they did the CYA ..
The dealership is screwed either way. They have to do the recall work, but if they send it out with an obvious safety issue they become liable. If it were in for a regular repair or maintenance they could just refuse service altogether.
@@christopherconard2831 You are spot on , when there is a recall for safety related items which are often but not always called by the Ministry , there is no place for chances . GM has had similar recalls for missing welds and cracks in the cradle and control arms although no knowledge of this Chrysler one but probably similar considering sometimes parts made in the same factory ..
0:29 this is a good time to remind everyone that you should get an oil change either every six months OR every few thousand miles (whichever comes first). the manual for your vehicle will specify how many miles you can go before needing an oil change
Synthetic says a year between changes and since i only do like 2000 miles a year the once a year oil change is worth it to me. It sucks to do and im sometimes late by 50-100 miles due to rain or heatwaves. cant understand why people make such a big deal over it and refuse to ever do it.
For a 6.7 cummins it says 12k or 1 year which ever is first. I just change it once a year. Granted I only have done one oil change as ive only had it a year and a half and havent broke 12k miles yet.
That clamped fuel line is funny. Some mechanic at some point forgot to remove the clamp after replacing (fuel filter maybe?) and the owner drove around like that for HOW LONG before it was discovered? That stuff happens with forgetting tools. Usually the original mechanic removes the clamp, apologizes to the customer, and all is well with the world.
Hello Eli,110 here today.Iam enjoying a Crown and coke.Did a bunch of work on my Pool,so I used it for the first time in 5 yrs.Hope you and Family are doing well.
Hey Fred! Enjoy the pool. Sounds like you need it with the hot weather. We are 85 here today. It's a beautiful day today. Hope you're having a great summer 👍
The black truck at the end is a 67-72 era bodystyle. Hard to tell what year though. Sidemarker lights are from a 72 but they would fit any model from 68-72 (67 didn't have them) BUT, assuming the plate is accurate (has 72 as the last digits), it's a 72 stepside.
Cleanliness really doesn't have the highest priority in my life, but even I cannot process, how somebody would be fine with having such a disgusting car, that loads of creatures are literally everywhere.
That clamp on the fuel line brings back so many memories. When I was younger my second car was an 1994 Opel Astra F 1.4i which was a little too thirsty for my wallet, so I tried to clamp the fuel line to reduce fuel consumption. It didn’t work but dang was it a reliable and well built car
You know, my car has a weird clunk in the rear when I go over bumps too. It only happens when I have my trailer attached so I don't know what's up with that. 🤔
1:44 And that's why most modern diesels have a warning under the hood saying to NEVER use Starting Fluid. That stuff hits the intake heater or glow plugs and BOOM!
Americans have become childish slobs, they can't go 10 minutes without stuffing some greasy crap into their festering gobs. Cars end up full of food waste and that's how you get roaches.
That orange metal spear is for poking the ground for locating sewer lines, water lines, conduit, concrete lids, septic tanks, etc. They're supposed to be fiberglass so you don't get electrocuted.
Even the EVs have fluids that will need to be flushed /changed at some point. Beware anybody telling you that it's "lifetime" - that just means if you don't change it, things will break/wear out well outside of warranty.
The Tesla drive unit has a recommended 100,000 mile oil change interval. On some of their early cars they also recommended oil changes every few years, but this was later dropped after it was determined that the overwhelming majority of lubricant deterioration was caused by distance run. Also remember that the primary causes of oil deterioration in a combustion engine are contamination from combustion products, high temperatures and the oil being hammered by high pressure during the combustion stroke. None of these apply to EVs. @@bennyfactor
@@turdferguson3855 I thought that too but not only is it painted road cone orange, but the end is straight, not curved like a puller. Source: hubby drove truck for 30 years.
Had a Hennessy-tuned and supercharged Mustang come in a few weeks ago with no 3rd gear (manual) and a really bad misfire in cylinders 4 and 6. His aftermarket warranty covered it all and he got a brand new engine and transmission
I think what's sad about all of these vids are that once you spend enough time in the automotive repair industry, you're not surprised at ANY of this. In my 30+ years as a professional mechanic. I've seen or been directly involved with service orders like these. If not just like them, closely related. Even worse are the customers that say "I just picked it up from the shop" or "I just bought it at a used dealer". I've done at least two, maybe three, post purchase inspections were I told them to take the vehicle back IMMEDIATELY. Only to find out that several hours later the vehicles burned to the ground. I do find it somewhat amazing what some "mechanic's" ideas of "properly repaired" are. 🤯🤦♂
I know I’m not alone.. these people are on the thruway with us on it! And our families it’s super important to please take care of your vehicles!! Please everyone if you don’t have the money save it up and Uber if you need. Please please
WOAH. Props to that Chrysler guy for just paying for the control arm. Mechanic knew his anger was with whatever used dealership sold them that junk and just made it right for the customer. MOPAR dudes are the best.
Yeeeeah I have an ST, too. Those gearboxes are sketchy, and methanol + tune is the fastest way to blow them. BUT since it's so similar to the RS, it can handle probably up to 400hp reliably. After that, you can find yourself with 7 neutrals. Not to mention they leak, so gotta make sure they keep all that fluid topped off and sealed. Mine leaked at the shifter tower housing.
That chain to the pedal reminds me of a mate who had made his own anti theft device for his V8 4 speed Falcon coupe. He fabricated a chain to the steering wheel that locked behind the brake pedal. No point paying $50 for a club lock when he could build his own. Needless to say one night leaving a friends house he forgot to unlock the device. The street had a 90 degree bend in it and he couldn't brake or steer. Ran into a 6' brick garden wall at speed and wrote off the old XA Falcon Coupe...
Thank you for always having pictures of nice/normal cars at the end of your videos as I find it helps clean out my mind of all the what the heck?, or why would you? video's. Although sometimes it's just not enough.....
2:18 That is a MightyProbe. Its a tool that is used to pierce the soil to find conduit, pipes, roots, footings, septic tank lids, etc. Without having to dig to locate it. So you only have to dig once. Almost every plumbing and septic truck will have one on board.
I think the orange tool at 2:23 is a soil probe. I have a yellow on that has a fiberglass shaft with a metal tip. its used to probe for tree roots, top of footings, etc.
