Sloppy Repair: High Pressure Hydraulic Leak! 2013 Mini Transit

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@hl8256 Год назад

At times I ask myself, "Why don't I just work on my truck myself" then I watch these videos and I remember why , "oh yeah it would never run again"

@TheFrenchPug Год назад

Hahahaha. It is amazing how much he knows. And the process he goes about tackling the issues. He doesn't sweat it at all.

@jamessowards3822 Год назад

I do work on my own stuff and sometimes you just have to stick with it until it is done no matter how difficult it is.

@bradhaines3142 Год назад

i mean he only had to pull the airbox, the battery, the battery tray, AND the ECM to be able to change a hose out

@saltycreole2673 Год назад

I felt the same way once. But, I became a Master Barber because of my experience and knowledge. Yes, I made mistakes (Very few) but I watched and listened to people who knew more than me. Same with car repair. Raymond's experience and knowledge was gained by learning from others and making mistakes. (Very few I'll bet) Give it a try! It's only money..., lol!

@saltycreole2673 Год назад

@@jamessowards3822 Amen!

@wadet73 Год назад

A full shop, full racks, plus more floor space coming 👍🏼 2023 is your year Ray!

@jamessowards3822 Год назад

Now if only parts would arrive so the work can be done and the lifts cleared for other paying projects.

@lawrencenoverojr3096 Год назад

I hope my load noises didn’t mess up the recording to much on the F150 gear change.

@DeltaGammaKilo Год назад

@@jamessowards3822 At least the tools I sent him to help with those ultra tight squeezes got there :D

@iamasmurf1122 Год назад

Are you sure ? Automotive world and making money from it’s been in decline for decades you either do the job to cheap and don’t make money .. or you put prices up and don’t get customers and lose money anyway ! Automotive businesses are not a asset they are a liability

@waynej747 Год назад

@@iamasmurf1122 there are many of us out there who are still prepared to pay for quality. Too many times in life I have learnt that going cheap isn’t always the best option.

@VC-zk1kv Год назад

Just started watching your videos a week ago Ray. My TV put up random videos of your repairs. I just saw the one where you were fired, about an hour ago. I have just subscribed to your channel. I respect and admire people like you who hold the same honest and hard working values as I do. I'm not a Mechanic, but I know many..... Half cool, half sorta' cool.... I'm like an umpire,.... "call 'em as I see 'em.." You my friend, deserve all the blessings life has to offer!!! God bless you, and may your life bring you joy and contentment. 🙏 You deserve it. 🙂

@RainmanRaysRepairs Год назад

Welcome to the party 🎉 enjoy 😊

@alexanderkupke920 Год назад

@@MitchGaar Oh, I guess most would manage in some way or the other the taking apart part. But as soon as it comes to spill containment and getting it together working again, that may get very interesting ;) Some might after a while just leave everything disconnected and throw all the parts in there, close the hood and pretend everything is fine.

@K.Kelly87 Год назад

@@alexanderkupke920 See the vid about the Pathfinder timing belt? Yeah.. I would have rolled it out of the building and blown it up. 😤😖

@alexanderkupke920 Год назад

@@K.Kelly87 sounds like that might be emotionally relaxing in that situation ;)

@eugenemoor1570 Год назад

We don't always need to see all your work when your hands, lighting or something is blocking our view because your commentary fills it all in for us viewers. Great job in all you do. We all need more like you.

@dragonflytoo Год назад

I'm not sure why I'm so enthralled with your videos 🤣. I'm 63, retired military mechanic, pay everyone to do everything now 🤣🤣, haven't even got a clue what's under the hood any more, but I learn something new every video. Thanks 👍❤️.

@meeder78 Год назад

You have done enough in your time so it's good to leave it to the younger generation.

@randybeard6040 Год назад

Same for me and I am 75...

@clbcl5 Год назад

This was posted at the right time. First snow of the year in Chicago and came in for a break from clearing the drive. A good way to make a 15 minute break take 54 minutes.

@549BR Год назад

I was initially worried about a lack of customers, which is usually the case with a start up business, but it looks like you are doing exceptionally well, which I'm happy to see. You're on your way to a prosperous operation. 😎

@jrneff9773 Год назад

its the new times customers just want to see their car on the show took me 3yrs then people begging for me to fix auto and tractors and not even

@lzxray6781 Год назад

His old customers followed him.

@bigsteve8408 Год назад

A good mechanic/ technician, can always find work. And once you build a reputation as both good, and fair, work seeks you out.

@alabamared2568 Год назад

I bet half the members here don't realize where your name is from Mr junior samples BR549 i caught that right away great profile name!!!

@classact9557 Год назад

RU-vid has got to be the best advertisement tool ever for start-up businesses. It shows potential customers the kind of work you do, so they know what they’re paying for.

@tomdixon1213 Год назад

I respect your quick recovery from that differential replacement. Great resilience in the Rainman!

@nissan300ztt Год назад

I dont think his Videos are in Order. But yeah some differential jobs are a nightmare.

@johnlarkin549 Год назад

If it were yesterday he’d still be complaining about it he was wasted after the diff job🥲

@tacobell7541 Год назад

@@johnlarkin549 doodlee doo doo doo doodoo

@sw7366 Год назад

There is a difference between have to and want to, and as I get older, the line keeps moving!

@johnlarkin549 Год назад

@@sw7366 I can relate to that!! What’s resilience these days? 😂😂

@commutinginatlanta9163 Год назад

Every time he says “Let’s just take this whole assembly out, it’ll be easier.” I think to myself, this is how I ruin everything

@markchumar9274 Год назад

Hello I love watching your videos of repairs since I have been fighting a rare cancer now since I was 32 and iam 58 now it helps keep my mind straight Iam in a bad situation and married to a narcissistic wife who cares less about me .Plus having no family at all no one. These videos help to take my mind off some of the pain and hurt I go through everyday and night .

@sueharrison8193 Год назад

Stay strong, Mark. You have friends here

@aangulo2590 Год назад

Stay focused on your heart temple, Mark. Sending positive energy your way, we'll see each other on the flip side.

@markchumar9274 Год назад

@@sueharrison8193 Thank you since ism so alone in this world its horrible and having a wife who thinks shes perfect and everything she ddf oes do wrong is my fault .I .wish I had someone as a freind to help me through this

@sjb59 Год назад

Me: ‘There’s not enough room to send a trained hamster in there, let alone a human arm, hand and power tools’ Ray: ‘Hold my beer’

@gridlore Год назад

Word of advice, never let trained hamsters work on your car, not matter how many certifications they show you.

@61rampy65 Год назад

@@gridlore Do you know this from experience?

@kmagnussen1052 Год назад

Trained squirrel is more reliable.

@scottmarshall3963 Год назад

@@kmagnussen1052 it's very hard to ferret out good assistants! So many try to weasel out.

@michaellawrence6677 Год назад

You are all sentenced to a punnatentry…😂

@shehzadatif1 Год назад

Rays videos are the best source for learning as he describes every single step of doing any fix and his camera angles are always in the right place to show us whats happening. Hats off to you for hard work and teaching us all.

@z50com Год назад

I don't know about anybody else but I'm missing that old phone ringing! Video's just aren't the same without it

@petebrown6952 Год назад

Speak for yourself matey, personally, I don't miss the bloody thing! Used to wind my wife up as well and that's a no-no in any country! UK Pete.

@tomtke7351 Год назад

and the calls to PEE-TAH?

@DaveBigDawg Год назад

Doodaly do doodaly do

@Pwills Год назад

Personally I don’t miss it at all as I watch the videos for Ray not a telephone

@SudheendraKaranam Год назад

I miss it too.

@dalejones3862 Год назад

Wow ray u are busy and work waiting to come in that a sign of someone that's is good at his job

@charlesbaker4376 Год назад

Enjoy the longer videos, and appreciate the effort you put into the production and editing of such !

@joechandler8398 Год назад

In the early 70s I worked for a Sun Oil company garage in Tulsa. It was the shop my dad had retired from. I once was working on a 1960s era Chevy 6 cylinder. Nothing special, I was to replace a leaky valve cover gasket, replace spark plugs, points and condenser. Someone walked by the front of the truck, saw me and informed me the shop foreman was looking for me. He said he’d tell the boss where I was. Where was I? I was avoiding leaning over the fender to do the work. I was inside the engine bay standing on the floor with everything I needed to work on within easy reach. My needed tools and parts on a tray balanced between the radiator and the right fender. Those days of having under hood space have been gone for years. The boss laughed at me and said I was the only one in the shop skinny enough to do that. Yes, those days are gone too.

@johndesaavedra1040 Год назад

The good thing about making RU-vid videos of you work is your customers can see just how hard many of these repairs are. Most of us would be struggling for hours before we got all the parts out of the way.

@yellowticket9673 Год назад

As a dirt driveway reluctant do as little as I know how "mechanic", I appreciate shop porn where you have all the tools you need. I love watching you put something on the lift and get sh!t done. I wish I could become a mechanic at a real shop and have you as one of my mentors.

@Firestarter635 Год назад

Much respect for your work ethics and level of mechanical aptitude.

@REDBIRD-95 Год назад

Great to see you so busy, Ray👍 Keep doing what you're doing🤘🤘

@johndernberger1961 Год назад

I am always amazed at how much stuff you have to remove to complete a repair. You are one patient man.

@williambailey9552 Год назад

Hey Ray. You have such patience. I would be cussin’ the whole time. I’ve wondered how you have the balls to post all your amazing content with the prospect of a mitch gaar complaining about an old heat destroyed electrical connector breaking. You and wife unit are amazing. Both of you keep it up.

@Bodajr65 Год назад

I agree Ray you're the best.

@kenore4003 Год назад

Besides Ray has no idea how to make a soldered joint in wires. He never reflops the dingwanner before zinwabben it. So it is never going to warf.

@joemuncie9187 Год назад

Cussin is my stress relief

@louey2x Год назад

I feel like I go over uncle Ray's everyday so he can teach me how to fix cars with all the camera work making sure we can see then explaining everything. Many congratulations on everything you do and your continued success. I know, I missed a day. Life happens.

@kevinhenson6969 Год назад

Looks like business is booming, that's a good thing ,

@howardpringle9346 Год назад

After reviewing the video at the 6:07 mark, I noticed that the battery cable was initially in the wrong place causing you to misremember the routing. However you properly deduced to correct installation path of the positive cable all on your own. Good job Ray.

@michaelpressman7203 Год назад

Personally I think of few things with misrouted before Ray even got under the hood and that's why the line rub through

@mobilemechanic7700 Год назад

Had to go back and look at the previous routing of the positive cable. Was definitely incorrect before, good job catching that one Ray.

@mikebiron7339 Год назад

I did the same thing. Beauty of video footage. Ray is on point. Makes me feel more normal for doing the same kind of things. I'm not alone when I find things not put back correctly and my ADD makes me fix it. LOL

@heckelphon Год назад

Yeah it looked so obviously correct when Ray had got it done finally, and so wrong the way he initially had found it. Kinda made sense to have both battery clamps oriented the same way to line up.

@kayfabeisdead7569 Год назад

I admire your ability to not use the foul language to tell that 5.5mm bolt exactly what you thought of it. You’re a better man than me

@danielwirth8388 Год назад

Great video. Thanks for spending little bit more time in doing all these jobs you share. I know filming all these videos slow you down and editing takes time away from family. Just want you to know I'm thankfull for your willingness to share your talents with us.

@scottvolage1752 Год назад

So many good one liners and no one to share them with. While reaching back into her neither regions I can't find the hole, maybe just the tip. 5.5 going down all the way down on the other side. It's a tight squeeze but I have to get it in. Its why the 8 year old in me loves your channel.

@Echristoffe Год назад

I love how you are able to find where thing goes and route even if the person who worked on this car before you got it wrong… You really have such a dedication to repair the car the right way.

@kenfochtman8698 Год назад

“You guys can’t see anything. I’m sorry” A lot of times you can’t see or you are twisted yourself to death. No apologies need Ray. I’m no mechanic but I enjoy your content. I get frustrated changing my own oil because of a lack of space and whatever. You do this everyday. Kudos to you and the Wife Unit!

@gerardtrigo380 Год назад

Ran into s a similar problem on a Mercedes in the 60's. There was no way to reroute the hoses to keep them from rubbing. I ended up taking a larger diameter piece of hose, splitting it and putting it around the two hoses at the rubbing point. Mercedes came out with a fix, consisting of two split pieces of hose to mount over the hoses where they rubbed. An official repair that duplicated what I thought of on my own.

@SimpleLife1971 Год назад

I do believe your business is growing nicely with repeat customers! Congratulations!

@jeffdriver3000 Год назад

Now in the new space you can put a new rollup door and a 4 post rack so that someday you can add an alignment machine

@CamaroSSMan69 Год назад

Hey Ray, nice video but you forgot to clean out the air intake nastiness that you noticed when you took the air filter box off. I can’t believe how hard they made it to change that line.

@curtishill6490 Год назад

We had a minivan like that for a battery truck at a towing company! We called it , the moon machine!!! It went thru 3 transmissions carrying all that weight! The motor was holding up though! Thanks Ray for the video!!!

@stephenrogers4537 Год назад

Good morning from Chicago☃️ Raymond's and wife unit,😉 hope you all are having a great day today in Florida 😁well here in Illinois we're😡 freezing our butts off🤣🤣 BROTHER! ♥️👋🏻👍

@MAtildaMortuaryserver Год назад

Bummer, here in Florida the trees are blooming and budding and it will be 80+ (degrees not years old) for the next week.

@Teslaman86 Год назад

We’re doing the same thing here in Wisconsin @stephen rogers

@ronsloan7662 Год назад

Hey Ray, a bit more challenging without the lift but as usual you prevailed. I felt your frustration over that battery cable routing. Then I laughed when you tried to remove the brake clean cap one handed because i knew what was going to happen. All this when you're working late and trying to get home. As always Ray, a great video. Cheers!

@gregoryrapier3021 Год назад

Don't you just love it when the customer sees this part and when they get the bill can't understand why it costs so much. The go thing about your videos they can see how involved it is and all that has to be removed and then reinstalled in order to replace just one small part. Great job brother really enjoy watching your videos.

@Sir_Uncle_Ned Год назад

A little tip about Spotify; it has shuffle and repeat settings so you can listen to the whole playlist in a random order then once it’s played through it chooses another random order and starts playing from there. That’s a quick and easy way to extend background music

@christheother9088 Год назад

Once upon a time I tried to hack up a compression fitting patch on a ps line. It lasted about 3 seconds. Drove a couple months without assist. Quite a workout! Finally threw a line on.

@pyro323 Год назад

I used to work at a ski resort in Swain NY, and they used Snow Groomers, which used ATF as hydraulic fluid. Every so often they had a hydraulic hose failure and it looked like a crime scene. Well eventually they realized the hose failure was due to a hose rubbing on the frame due to vibrations. They wrapped the hose up with carpet scraps and zip ties to hold it in place and, boom, no more ruptured hoses!

@mrgunn2726 Год назад

YAY!!! The break clean spray gong-a-dong is back! Thanks Ray!

@chuckr7871 Год назад

Being a shade tree mechanic, I woulda fixed the leak with a piece of old inner tube and a gear clamp. 🤣

@WBOS72 Год назад

Awesome job Ray. The shop extension looks amazing. Be nice once you have a door, and it set up.

@jeffbilyard7848 Год назад

I’m so glad to see you’re so busy with your new business. Stay safe and sound. Thank you for the great videos.

@imfloridano5448 Год назад

In my military career as a Bradley Mechanic we had the dirt for our lift. We had pits in the maintenance bay but when you are in the field so much the repairs happen were the vehicle breaks done and the includes changing packs out (engine transmission assemblies)

@mikekramer4886 Год назад

My FJ is just sitting on the lift. Please make a video on the repair.

@joemartin6439 8 месяцев назад

You are a marvellous mechanic and video master . Just so complicated noises such calmness

@chadcoffman1870 Год назад

We like the down and dirty stuff because that is how we have to do it. We like to see others do it the hard way! Great job as always!

@SamCanada1 Год назад

14:09 I think that's because most of us don't have a lift and when you're working on a car the same way most of us do, it's more relatable. I don't know. (vgg) 👍

@exconjon Год назад

Flashlight with laser pointer would be a cool upgrade for pointing out lines and parts in the depths of an engine bay for us observant viewers 😉

@TheCorpsehatch Год назад

Nu View did a great job ripping out the tile.

@williampope3531 Год назад

Better plug those floor drains. If they don't drain into a grease trap rated to catch oils and greases from industrial processes, somebody will be liable for some hefty environmental quality fines. Better yet, get demolition and construction permits from the city, or county, if not within the city limits. Flying blind without instruments is asking for trouble. Maybe not today, but eventually...

@hellriegalhida8251 Год назад

“Sorry blue thing we don’t need you anymore, it has unalived itself.” Best ramble I’ve ever heard

@carlevans7966 Год назад

It's refreshing to see a young man with your work ethic.

@williamparry9314 Год назад

You work hard. I wish you and your family a prosperous 2023.

@Michael-tq5il Год назад

Got a full shop. Good for you, Ray. 👍👍

@miltonodom8576 Год назад

The battery brush... the terminal cleaner works great and will last way longer then the cable wire cleaner. I keep plumbing coupling wire brushes. Hard to beat. I still love watching your videos.

@johnaclark1 Год назад

Ray, sometimes you forget to say "click" when you tighten a bolt. It's critical that all fasteners are torqued properly! Don't worry, though, I find myself saying "click" for you. That way you always have proper torque on all those bolts! It's the least I can do.

@stevewhite3424 Год назад

He can always satisfy the torque trolls by doing what Eric O does at the end of his video when he says "and of course everything was torqued to factory specs" 😀

@gregmcintosh2377 11 месяцев назад

You deserve every success in your business Ray

@joebrumfield2952 Год назад

Ever thought about using laser pointer pencil to help us to see points of interest (i.e. half hidden bolts, etc) in maze of wires and hoses. Enjoy the vids❤

@SudheendraKaranam Год назад

Then we will have at least 3 laser pointer gravity when he is not using them 😊

@Objectified Год назад

Shop is really shaping up, Ray. Congrats.

@dsockt Год назад

Ever watch these videos, and with the camera placement, you want to reach through the screen and hold that slippery bolt or screw or bracket, just to help? That's the sign of someone who knows how to appease an audience, and the commentary to boot! Love this channel, Ray!

@armandhammer9617 Год назад

25 yrs ago my 84 dodge pick-up steering arm sawed my transmission line like that. I broke down right in front of an old abandoned gas station in Arkansas and around back in the gravel driveway I found 2 hose clamps and an old piece of fuel line. I had a Sawzall blade in my truck so I cut out the bad spot put the clamps and hose in place and never had another issue. I sold the truck 2 yrs later.

@mrmustangman Год назад

that's the "blue oval", Rainman.!!!! 👍🏼🤣

@9in1in9 Год назад

I love watching your videos I laugh when your daughter asks what you're doing May the gravitational forces be with you Have a great day

@hansjansen7047 Год назад

I recently bought a '93 chev pickup and if you need to change a power steering line, you just disconnect it and reinstall the new one. No removing of half the engine compartment first, and putting it back together after.

@Lanie1203 Год назад

I enjoyed this video. Thank you.

@vogel2280 Год назад

"That would be bad...m'kay" Did I spot a South Park reference? I would applaude that! ...m'kay.

@billmilosz Год назад

These 'regular' repairs are more profitable and satisfying - satisfying both for you and for us viewers- than the endless gear-fitting of those custom differentials. Man, what a job that was.

@FelicidadReinstein Год назад

I've seen this film many times. It's really wonderful.

@johnfoster6194 Год назад

I used to enjoy working on my vehicles back in the 60's and 70's, when you could see what you were doing and had room under the hood to do it. Not anymore! New found respect for todays mechanics.

@davidsnow9504 Год назад

Nice and shiny!!

@Screamingtut Год назад

Ray, you remember taking that plastic holder you took off because there was on on the other pipe. You should have used it at the bottom where it sits next to the AC line to hold it away from it.

@jamesm875 Год назад

Loved the snidely little dig about people calling to say you can't set up a Differential properly. Just a bunch of jealous moronic Turd's who hate to see the success you are having and how well you are followed. Ignore the haters. Had a few words to say back to some of them lol. Keep doing you that is why we sub and return.

@RainmanRaysRepairs Год назад

😉

@freeform33 Год назад

They are probably “engineers “ who work on a production line doing the same job over and over Ray has multiple skills and adapts to the job in hand.his channel is for entertainment it’s not an instructional video go Ray 👍🇬🇧

@kenore4003 Год назад

Setting different and other gearboxes is an exercise in patience and sometimes futility. Put it together, check it, take it apart, wash rinse repeat. The whole process is dull and repetitive and would require a 6 part series. I reassembled a three cylinder Suzuki once that had been completely disassembled. Including the trans. I didn't have to shim anything but there was 147 different ways to put the gear train back together and only 1 that was right.

@kennethking2301 Год назад

Videos like this remind me why I am not a mechanic. :)

@chrishengeveld6117 Год назад

I used to watch sunday morning Cartoons when i was younger, now i Watch Ray.. "Roobie Roooo"! 👍😎

@AntonioClaudioMichael Год назад

Shop expansion coming along very nice @Rainman Ray's Repairs

@thecuss6817 Год назад

Yeah, those quick-connect fittings are just sooooooooo helpful !!!

@sniperlif3 Год назад

Going from a 90s chevy truck when I was a teen in which I did an engine in cam swap to what cars are now, I have made respect for mechanics. The simplest things are amplified with the addition of electronics/sensors/etc. I was scared to even do minor maintenance on my newer cars, you videos helped me grow to do more. It is all about patience and common sense (the only thing I still have no idea about is differential and transmission work)

@NY411Info Год назад

Ray fussing with that stress relief bracket reminds me when I was younger working on my buddies 79 Camaro. We changed the exhaust and the hanger in the middle was missing the mount. I informed him he needed to replace it or the pipe will break. He said he would... Well he didn't, so the only thing holding the new exhaust was the front and the rear hanger. You know where this is going. The stress of the road bumps and so forth broke that thing in half. So yep, the designers usually know what they need to accomplish.

@hansjansen7047 Год назад

I think it's great that the OEM's have gone to securing fluid lines with pop in fittings held by actual bolts, instead of threaded in fittings. It really reduces the chances of crossed threads and twisted up tubing.

@shauneco Год назад

In the UK they're called Transit Connect.

@peteratkinson6779 Год назад

Really pleased your business clearly has taken off Ray. Good Man and keep up the good work! Best Wishes from the East Midlands, UK.

@georgesalyer9074 Год назад

To help get air out turn to stop and bounce steering off the stops about 5 times both ways, it's a pressure spike which helps push the air out, or can vacuum out using a external reservoir

@andrewdarden8210 Год назад

Ray, you are a brave man working on front wheel drive vehicles. All them tight spaces scare me to no end. Give me a GM 5.3L engine compartment anytime.

@amcconnell6730 Год назад

Not having worked on cars since the dinosaurs of the 70's, I am amazed at how many sensors and connectors there are in modern engines.

@dga5396 Год назад

That 5.5mm bolt reminded me of why I changed my mind at age 17 yo. on becoming a mechanic. Now 75 still enjoy doing what i can, Good job

@jamessowards3822 Год назад

I hated to see the nozzle broken off the Brake cleaner can at the end. I hope Ray can reuse an old nozzle from an empty can and save it.

@61rampy65 Год назад

I've had paint cans do that. The plastic tube that is part of the can, not the nozzle, broke off. Sadly, I know of no fix for that. :(

@fred414141 Год назад

some 12 years ago I had an '88 Taurus wagon that I think my wife loved way more than the dog and me combined .... power steering line was leaking, 'and' the PS pump had been whining for a long time. I was for junking the car due to busted bumper covers, cracked light lenses, etc. the wife insisted on repairs, so I took it to the garage and had the mechanical repairs done while I froze my a$$ off (winter in Missouri!) scrounging around the pick-a-part rounding up body parts which I installed on her car. wound up spending around $1000 fixing up her baby which was at best maybe a $400 car at the time. happy wife, happy life, right? ..... and life goes on. 😁

@rlenoxIII Год назад

I believe the “extra” ground wire is the battery charge signal to the ecm. It is how the ecm monitors the battery state of charge, buy looking at the current return.

@renebechandreasen5642 Год назад

My kid in the garage today was a Deutz 4006 tractor. 😂

@davidrice136 Год назад

28:26 That blue cable wrapped around is killing my OCD

@kingranch8516 Год назад

As I watch Ray with these job I’m reminded of what Clint Eastwood would say “ man’s got to know his limitations “ that’s why I wouldn’t do this myself. Nice job Ray

@paceauto5382 Год назад

Let’s goo..let’s get it! 💯

@livingdeadbtu Год назад

As an engineer, I've said this before.... About clamps and clips and such. EVERY SINGLE CLAMP CLIP AND SCREW is there for a reason. If they can save a penny on building a car, they will. Look at the diagnostic connector - or ANY connector for that matter. They do not populate pins they do not use.... to save a couple of pennies. A penny saved over 200,000 cars is $2000. Do that all over a vehicle and it becomes $250,000 saved on a build run.... over pennies saved per unit. For instance, a diagnostic connector is usually missing 10 or more pins - at about 2 cent a piece. a HUGE savings just there. Another saving measure - they changed the diagnostic connector in the late 90's so it uses a capture clip and a screw to mount it, rather than 2 screws. they saved probably a million dollars a year over that simple design change over all the vehicles they made per year. By deleting ONE screw. It is a constant battle between the engineers and the bean counters in the front office. If it is not needed for the vehicle, it is omitted. A penny per unit is a HUGE savings on a vehicle run, so if they can delete it, they will. We had a former GM engineer at our company. Our product runs were more specialized, maybe 5,000 a year. A penny saved on a design is not as critical, yet he would make penny saved design decisions that would bite us in the a$$ later instead of designing for the future. We always had to remind him in meetings that we were not making 250,000 units, and a penny in the design is not a big deal if it will save us headaches $$$$$$ (and hence money) later.

@livingdeadbtu Год назад

The same thing goes for time. A design change that takes a minute longer than before is a HUGE labor cost. I had another engineer that would come in the middle of my production runs and say... I found an oopsie in the design, we will need to add this modification to the entire run. It only takes a minute to complete. I would loudly sigh and say REALLY?!?!?!?!?!?! him: but but, its only a minute.... I would think for a moment and say - I have 2500 units to make in this run - 2500 * one minute is 2500 minutes plus set up and break down, moving units in and out of the work station, so thats 2 minutes per if we are lucky. So thats roughly 84 hours...... divide that by 8 ------- You just cost me 11 man hour days in my production run, over your minute....If I put 3 people on it, it will cost us 4 days extra real time days for this run.....SIGH, I'll go tell the boss it will take 4 more extra days to get this run out.....

@CSmith-oz4wp Год назад

Hello from Great Pacific Northwest. I wasn’t first today but I’m not last. Happy Sunday to you Ray, Wife Unit and mystery little x-file girl.

@ragnarironspear1791 Год назад

Caught a video on time 👍🏻

@christopheranderson8275 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for showing the trick to that hood. I would have gone nuts trying to figure that one out! 😂

@alabamared2568 Год назад

Ray I appreciate what you do for the customer there are very few now that do the right thing the best way possible for your customer...btw you forgot to spray that throttle body out for them just an observation sir!!