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Mechanical Nightmare
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In today's episode a mechanic pulls a rod right out of the block of an engine, there's a kitten found in an engine bay and even a mouse too. We hope you enjoy!
Customer states and mechanical problems in one digestible video for you to enjoy!
Worst mechanical fails.
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Video descriptions:
0:00 No chance this engine will last more than 50,000 miles
0:21 I’m sure the sway bar knocking like that is great to listen to
0:36 Someone needs some manual lessons
0:41 It’s like they knew they were doing it wrong or just really wanted to make sure it didn’t leak again
1:06 Customer saved it before it overheated to be fair
1:14 This is how baby rods are born
1:59 Hopefully they don’t go over any speed bumps on the way home
2:05 25+ hp with that mod
2:15 Might just be the craziest find we’ve ever seen on mechanical nightmare
2:30 To be fair I’d take this over actual electrical issues any day
2:52 Honestly a great temporary fix
3:12 Hopefully those computers aren’t too corroded
3:18 Ouch time for a new or at least repaired ECU
3:48 Maybe it’s some sort of lotion or chemicals I have no clue
4:00 Chevy 6.2 lifter collapse got stuck up against the cam
4:08 That tire and rim definitely wasn’t looking too great even before the pothole
4:21 Ratatouille mechanic edition
4:29 Pretty bad mistake from a previous shop that could’ve gone badly
5:07 And dealerships are supposed to be the best
5:26 At least the transfer case is never going to overheat
5:39 How this still has spark is a miracle
5:54 Every single bell housing bolt was sheared off
6:11 The most important maintenance item right there
6:18 Customers extremely lucky day as this was going to fail at any moment
6:46 And no it wasn’t the customers own brake pad
6:55 Easily the best catalytic protection I’ve ever seen
7:07 VW with a failed clutch chewing up the bell housing
7:15 Wheel bearing has been gone for a long time to get this bad
7:26 Mechanic said this isn’t even terrible rust for his area as there’s salt on the roads a lot of the time
7:48 07 Chevy Avalanche, 250k+ miles with some new lifters with a bit too much oil pressure
8:00 He ended up turning it off by putting it into a high gear and stalling it
8:24 Got that new secondhand part, it’s definitely high flow for the radiator at least
8:47 Imagine how loud the thunk this must have been making
8:55 Customer states I think something is broken in the rear
9:04 Mechanics temporary fix to his exhaust on his 2012 Chevy Equinox
9:20 Apparently came from a construction site but not sure what the material is
9:34 Opel Corsa customer found this when doing the head gasket
9:41 We’ve seen worse but it’s still not nice to have to deal with
9:57 Classic Pentastar cams, 115,000 miles mechanic sees 2 a week like this
10:15 Unfortunately it was smoke from burning oil and not coolant so it’s not looking good
10:24 Complaint was that the engine is running rough
10:30 Not sure if I’d trust even the new part if the first one did this
10:39 Honestly not terrible considering the ball joints and suspension were fine
11:19 Apparently it works let us know what you think
11:32 Yup that would certainly do it
11:43 Customer states their brakes feel off
11:49 Bit of a leaf collection going on there
11:55 Outro
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