Never Buy These Aftermarket Car Parts
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2019
- Car parts. Never Buy These Aftermarket Car Parts, DIY and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. Aftermarket parts vs OEM parts, which is better? Where to buy car parts. Buying car parts online. Buying car parts from ebay. Buying car parts from Amazon. Is it best to buy car parts from a local auto store or online? Auto parts near me. Car parts explained and where to buy them. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 51 years.
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Scotty have quick question i have 1988 Monte Carlo SS, cant get my car to go over 60mph and very slow acceleration. engine rpm goes full throttle at times also boggs down but wont speed up sounds like engine isnt breathing at times almost dies in reverse but not drive
Good video on CEM parts!
Totally inspired by this guy, he makes me want to be the best mechanic i can be. Its hard to find honest car guys these days, glad to see he is one of them.
Great video!! Looking for a cooling solution for my 96 cherokee 4.0, aftermarket radiator it is!
Scotty tells like it is!
One professional to another, I just came across one of your videos and loved their content. I'm retired now after 49 years as a technician only doing small light repairs for friends and neighbors. The information you give to the public is priceless in the truth of things. It is very hard to get a truthful answer in any service related repairs.
I bought and changed my own side miror for like $40. The dealer ship wanted 300-400. I love youtube DIY car repair videos.
I think you meant Stealership
Ive had over 60 cars of my own and SCOTTY amazes me evertime with his sincerety for his viewers.
Thanks scotty u da man.
What do you steal cars?
Love your channel, Scotty! I've got a 2005 Civic EX, and have been doing all of the work on it myself without a whole lot of prior knowledge. I'm about to replace the much of the front and rear suspension with new parts (coilovers, bushings, ball joints, end links, rack ends, etc). Took the last 6 months or so buying the needed tools and parts so I can do this kind of work myself, and it really feels good to have the tools I need for the job and be able to get the work done for a fraction of the price that I'd pay someone else to do it.
Scotty, I believe your cat is trying to steal your Toyota. Beware of the crafty felines.
The cat is actually Scotty's unpaid intern. Somebody needs to carry on the Kilmer legacy.
Is that a "cat" burglar?
If that cat trusts Scott so can we .
I can haz Toyota?
LOL! That cat needs to find his couch pillow.
Some O.E.M. prices are beyond ridiculous. Having worked as a PM in the Automotive aftermarket, I know firsthand the games each play with pricing.
I just don't understand why their prices are so high.
@@doodletechnologies3189 I think a lot of them don't want to be in the business of supplying parts for vehicles not in production. I've heard people argue about whether or not there really is a law saying they have to supply parts for some length of time, but I can imagine them pricing them really high to discourage people, yet be compliant with the law.
I can't believe the FWD axles Honda sells (600+ dollars each) are 6x better than those I see for around 100.
@@doodletechnologies3189 I'm assuming it's a mixture of people who only will buy oem as well as insurance that has to buy oem. They charge it cause they can and really it's simple price gouging.
my question is how many of those OEM parts made in the same factory as the after market parts. Seems to me there is probably only so many companies actually building alternators for example.
David Kearns Well, they could use different tolerances and specifications to get a cheaper price even if it’s the exact same factory, but with that being said a lot of parts have to pass certain standards and safety minimums, so it’s probably very similar if not the same.
WOW man, you make some really really good logical points about part manufacturing that is probably going to save me thousands over my lifetime. Thank you so very much Scotty! I just watched another one of yours about the quality of different fluids and how you can check the label for the rating it is tested to and not think about the price as what determines its quality. actually I've been watching your videos for more than a year and they are always informative and I can't thank you enough.
Scotty, I absolutely love your videos and can’t wait until the next one comes out. They are so informative and helpful. Keep up the good work my friend.
Your images on the background make me laugh everytime, I appreciate your sense of humour with your informative videos. Keep it up Scotty!
Yeah when he says something "thick" like heavy oil..his pic of a THICK BLACK WOMAN IS PERFECT!!💙
That's gotta be somebody else doing that - maybe a son or his wife or somethin... lol
He outdid himself on this one! 👌
And he does in fact do it himself, apparently. 👏
That pic of the "Local Supplier" @ 6:55, had me rollin' 🤣
I like how Scotty jumps when he tries to emphasize a point lol 🤣
I like when he laughs he has the pics of the animals laughing
@@davidadams6992 I'm not sure if he's watching the edited and published version of his videos lol. Maybe he just gives the tapes to neighbors 15 years old kid to edit
Thanks Scotty, you're passed along knowledge has saved me hundreds of dollars over the years. You are great
Thank you for reassuring my replacement car part choices. Keep up the awesome work Scotty! You are the best!
I can’t keep up with Scotty’s videos 😩 how he does it it’s beyond me, u have crazy energy Scotty 😀
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There are two Scotty s, ONE that you can see AND the 4in the morning vidio recording Scotty? :-)
Admire the man is a dooer!!
Love the Scotty approach to mods: purposeful, tasteful, and don't destroy what's already good about the car.
Nothing like a rainy sunday gives me time to watch scotty vid's keep um coming Scotty
Excellent videos!! I can't stop watching... Your experience is a great asset... Thanks for posting these and can't wait to watch more..
I can remmeber when my brother was rebuilding his old civic engine, the OEM rings where $600 where the aftermarket ones where $150. They where the same rings, made in the same place. Just one had Honda stamped on the cardboard packaging!
I normally use after market parts but i read reviews and compare 5 or 6 different ones before making a choice
Thank you Scotty for helping me keep my older cars running great !
Thanks for the tip Scotty !! Cheers from Bolton Ontario Canada !!
No better way to start the day than watching a new vid from Scotty!
End of the day for my country 😂
Looks like Scotty starts his day with scotch!
I agree the radiator aftermarket are great and I have had zero issues! Same with the headlights. Great video
Scotty I love your videos they're incredibly helpful and increase the chances of me successfully fixing my car or not getting scammed by certain big chain mechanics. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Scotty! Every time I watch you I trust what you’re saying. As a mechanic you’re one of the best if not the best anywhere!
In addition to your humorous videos, I love the “Live Free or Die” plaque and that scene stealing cat! Lol.
Cat is gone. He made it vanish.
I tried mimicking Scotty's hand gestures while watching, my arms got tired after a couple minutes. I don't know how he does it. Love ya Scotty! # Oldmanstrength. 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Watch at 2 times speed, he looks like a conductor
A ton of different takes. That's the only humanly possible way.😅
It's a bad sign. Old communication technique used mostly by politicians and those who rule the world. It's a brainwashing method. One particular tribe of people always use the hand gestures when they talk, those people have put themselves in charge of everything. I don't trust this bastard.
I think you’re on of the best mechanics I’ve watched! Cheers, Ralph.
Your absolutely right Scotty. Some aftermarket stuff can even fix inhearint design flaws too.
Great insight Scotty. I try to use the same logic. And see the pros and cons of any oem or aftermarket part I need. Unfortunately, where I live I don't always have the possibility of buying parts locally.
Love how you modernized your older cars to have some of the features in cars today!
Brent Isidro I changed my points to electric and it took me about 5 minutes... I’m not a mechanic and know very little about cars
That's True Scotty... My cousin is a licensed mechanic... Back in 2013 I had a job riding on me getting transportation... I knew to get a 3800 engine because I was low on cash & I know those engines run forever as long as you take pretty good care of them. By the Grace of God, one of my old student's dad knew someone who was selling an '03 Impala for $2500... The only. It was a private seller. He was driving an Impala & had a 3rd on sitting in his yard. The only thing wrong was the tie rod & struts because he said he hit a guard rail from almost falling asleep at the wheel. My cousin test drove it & said, "If you don't get this car, you're crazy!" He said that because he knows how OCD I am. He was focused on how it ran. I got the car. The first thing we did was go to the salvage yard. He found two practically brand new struts with the original tags still on there... I only paid $50. It's also true about OEM vs aftermarket... Back home I would always go to this one parts place because they would always price point & tell me the risk of the OEM vs. the aftermarket. I needed a fuel pump for my '03 Impala & they told me to buy the OEM. They close at 5:30 pm on weekdays, 2 pm on Saturday, & closed on Sunday... But I loved how knowledgeable they are. They are always cheaper than Auto Zone & these other places. If they don't have it, they will order it for me! 😊
Thanks for the tips and common sense Scotty. Your videos have helped me fix problems or avoid costly mistakes on my car repairs. I’m now a subscriber and look forward to more of your knowledge and off beat humor...
I am glad you said that about air cond compressors as I just bought one a UAC for my 02 Elantra and a guy at work kept saying you should have got OEM
Late 90s Corolla door handles, inside and outside, always broke for me. Even the aftermarkets broke but they were cheaper to replace. LOL
little tiny $2 vice grips work good - seen a few folks use these and just leave 'em on there.
I go to u pull our parts
probably the same company that makes the camry door handles, every outside one on my car is broken. I can still open them but its a PITA. Decent theft deterrent but the fact that its a 98 Camry should be enough of a deterrent anyway.
I had '98 fixed permanently when a Grand Prix cut in front of me. LOL I have a 2005 now, a better built car I think. My girlfriends '99 got fixed by trading it in.
I love the SPEED reference, it made me think of how Dennis Hopper reminds me of you.
As usual, you are right on target Scotty. But here is what you missed.... When you go to the dealer for a repair, they don't always use the OEM part you expect them to use. Most of the time they order the part from the local Auto Parts store as you would, but they charge you the OEM list price for that part. I have seen this happen a lot of times when the local parts delivery truck comes into their lot. You don't get what you pay for, there is no way you can be assured you are getting OEM parts unless you are standing right there with the mechanic when he opens the OEM box and displays the part for you. Been there and have seen it happen!
True
Part of their business scam
Yeah I deliver parts to Lexus for NAPA and I own a 2013 RX Lexus that needs new cv axles fwd and they said 3000 just for the axles not labor . I said shame. And hung up
Who goes to the dealership for repairs?
What aftermarket company do u use
Yes, Also check and make sure the ohms on the new fuel sending unit are the same as the old one ..... if not the same your fuel level gauge will be off ...
I've been watching your videos daily trying to keep up! I'm always learning something new, Probably the best repair channel we've got.
What repairs
Excellent advice again Mr. Scotty!
To keep them wheels turning it's not always necessary to go OEM as long the non-OEM is not too cheap and comes with good warranty.
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Hey scotty, everytime I watch your videos I learn a lot. Thanks for being honest and truthful to all your videos. God bless :)
I love this channel, learned so much about fixing cars and the industry. Thank you!
Exactly. The same with me. After watching for six month I've decided to open my on Repair Shop. Only problem I must fill my garage with all that junk Scotty have, and this is no easy.
Scotty, I greatly appreciate your common sense and humor! Thank you for the videos!
Hi Scotty. I came across your channel several months ago and just LOVE it!! Being an old shade tree mechanic myself I thought I knew pretty much all about the basics of car maintenance. Wow was I wrong. You have given me even more knowledge than I could dream of getting on my own! I also love the way you tell it like it is. I would like more information about the variable output head lamps you spoke of. What make and where I can get them. Thanks again and keep up the good work!!
Found the information on the lights in your description! Probably should have looked there first...Duh. Thanks again!!
Great video again Scotty! Some OEM and after market parts are sometimes priced similar, like air filters. I always find going with a good brand backed by customer reviews are always the way to go. Not the price tag!
Just replaced my dead fuel pump with aftermarket on my Lincoln Towncar 2 weeks ago.
First thing Scotty mentions : Fuel pump
I’m screwed 😂
Keep your fingers crossed
My dad replaced the fuel pump in his 2004 Ram 1500 Hemi 5.7 with a aftermarket one and it died in like 3 years :/
GM wanted $842 (Plus taxes) For my van fuel pump. I put in an aftermarket one, which was still working when I sold the van 5 yrs later.
@@drewthompson7457 Not saying all of them are bad. I'm sure their not but alot tend to be hit or miss.
I've seen pumps for the GMC truck I owned selling from 39$ to 300$ ...I did find a company that had one for $139 plus shipping. Do your research...
Your Town Car pump might be ok. Depending on year and manufacturer. If you just went with the cheapest, least expensive ....well.
As always, Thanks a lot, Scotty!
P.S.: You're insert photos are brilliant!
Hey Scott. I followed your advice and bought some Akebono pads for my 2016 Tacoma. They work awesome. Thanks a bunch!
The more technology advances... The more I want to refurbish a 1970s vw beetle for my daily driver!
Good news....you won’t need an aftermarket radiator.
There is a huge aftermarket for old VW's. They are relatively inexpensive to build. Join a club and ask about the best and worst aftermarket parts.
I miss my '67 beetle. :( it was an awesome car!! I changed the intake manifold and installed a dual port carb. The thing worked great and had Great pickup! Loved that pinging sound of the exhaust!
I drive a 74 MGB for 6-8 months out to the year. There is nothing I wouldn't tackle for repairs. And parts are cheap. Just have to plan for purchase on the internet.
karl28560 100%!!!!! Restore !!!
I like how you brings up tools I never thought of using. Very informative
Hello from the uk! Pending mercedes tech here, love your vids, I even suprise my mentors with some of your facts, keep em coming im absorbing them like a sponge 😊
Oh wow. Look at that, a BMW needed a radiator replacement. BMWs need radiator replacements almost as often as they need oil changes.
My '03 X5 still has it's original radiator.
My 06 3 Series has 290,000 miles. Reliability is excellent. My BMW is Made in Germany.
Avoid BMW's built in South Carolina.
LOL
did you know you should put a racing safty locking wire nut on a bmw or any car so the oil pump nut does,nt come off while your driving
Behr brand is the best aftermarket radiator for bmws
Sometimes the OEM brand is a 3rd party part in an different box.
I saved money working on my '92 Astro by buying a Delphi fuel pump and NGK platinum plugs. Delphi makes the AC Delco pump and NGK makes the AC Delco plugs.
kloroformd AC Delco is s rebrander. Like you said, NGK makes the spark plugs, and AC Delco slaps their name on it.
Thanks Scotty for all your very helpful tips and advise, I am always watching your videos...
Love the info. I’ll keep this in mind when looking for parts.
Monday mornings are better with a cup of coffee and Scotty!
flyphotoguy 100%!!! 😆👍😉
I enjoy learning new stuff from you Scotty.
with the cup saying ..."live free or die"
Bmw wanted 800+ for a cooling fan for a 1999 E46 i thought they were joking but no. So i went to the junkyard and bought one for 50.
Junkyard says it all for a BMW.
I'm so glad you mentioned the salvage yard. They are a great money saver.
Thanks for the great video, Mr. Kilmer! I second your enthusiasm for certain aftermarket and second-hand parts. There is something comforting about buying OEM parts though. When the originals last a long time before needing to be replaced, I’m compelled to buy the same exact part again.
I'm glad I discovered your channel. You're always interesting and informative. Keep up the excellent job Scotty.
Who would've thought that someone could be successful delivering a good product line?
Always love mechanic Monday!! Led light bulbs get in my mailbox 😉👍
Thanks for the info. Moog is another good aftermarket manufacturer that has not let me down in the last 20 years of working on my own vehicles.
This is why I browse the comments. I was looking into Moog for a wheel hub assembly. Thanks for the info!
You always have good info and great insight. Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge of 50plus years. Been a fan of your page for couple years now.
Some people are good with junk quality. Over time you spend more when you dont buy quality. Its the same mindset as those who are rent-a-center or money tree payday loan regulars. In a pinch, you gota do what you gota do. But living life with the aspect of driving on the spare vs using the spare as a very temporary emergency ALWAYS costs far more down the road.
My neighbor buys used tires. He has to, because he takes corners on 2 wheels all the time. He’s lucky if he gets 2 months out of a tire. Sometimes you have to buy cheap or used...
Not true car breaks. fix it . sell it . buy another you will always win
Erin James Well said! Totally correct!
I agree with you about OEM products some of them can be good some of them can be bad in neighborhoods to shop around thanks for the info buddy
One of the finest videos you've made in recent months. Thank you, thank you.
Scotty's videos are great! Not only entertaining, but full of knowledge!
Hi Scotty it's good the see your still doing well. Like the new intro but i do miss rev up your engines
Just replaced a/c evaporator for just 10 percent of cost from stealership. Lifetime warranty too.
Thanks Scotty! You are the best mechanic library i know.
Great channel, with straight-talking advice.Thank you, Scotty.
I have good success with Doorman myself. Nissan Altima exhaust manifold and emissions senders for vacuum lines etc
Never buy OEM cabin filters, total ripoffs.
Or wiper blades!
My Peugeot OEM wiper blades are actually cheaper than aftermarket ones, and they show. They're the worst, last at most 6 months
Parts like filters, wiper blades, and sometimes even suspension components are rarely made in house and are usually outsourced to aftermarket manufacturers.
I got mine off eBay for 5 bucks and change. 2 minute fix!
I went to the Toyota dealership in my country and asked for a cabin filter. They said it'd cost 100 USD for a replacement cabin filter then I went outside to a shop just opposite of the dealership and they wanted 10 bucks for the same quality one.
Great advice, wish I had it a year ago. I rebuilt a 1987 Nissan Pathfinder for my daughter and used Aftermarket part for the A/C, suspension, headlights, distributor, fuel injectors, sensors, front grill and rear hatch lift supports, mostly because Nissan doesn't make most of the OEM parts for that year. All of them worked perfectly, but I did research the brands and looked at reviews. I also spent many days at the junkyards of New Mexico, found the last A/C belt tensioner in the state.
Anyway, I really enjoy the videos. Thank you!
Great video Scotty as always, love to have those headlight bulbs..
Always enjoy the pictures that come up, specially the horse when he laughs 😂😂
I have a 2006 Honda accord 6-speed manual. The clutch went out at 180k. A mechanic put a new clutch in it. It started slipping at 11,000 miles. The mechaninc said "it's just an OEM clutch" as if I shouldn't expect it to last. If the first clutch lastes 180k anything labeled "OEM" should last just as long. OEM should mean as good as the original equipment, but it dosen't and I think it should be law.
Did you resurface the flywheel? Because i think even if it's non OEM clutch, 11k is too fast to slip.
Whenever I replace a clutch in anything always put a high performance clutch in and resurface the flywheel it became a habit after messing with AutoZone's parts
Thank you scotty I learn alot from your videos and you definitely are exciting to watch love when you come out with new ones keep up good work !!!!!
I was wondering just how good some after market parts were...especially the upgraded headlights! Thanks so much for the video!!!
Great stuff, OEM fuel pump for sure, hate to drop a tank twice.
Cut the floor
Take out the back seat and open the access cover lol
Daniel S. no access hole in a chevy avalanche or my f150. Its drop the tank or move the bed or cut a hole
Luis Gonzalez not cutting the floor
Yes OEM all the way that's what I use on my 09 Corolla. Thanks Scotty
+1 for OEM. The scrapyard is my friend! The only time I deviate is when I'm very confident that a newer aftermarket part exceeds the original quality.
The key to buying OEM is understand that your dealership can still mark it up 200%. (Not everything, but some things.) If you can find the actual Nippon Denso or NGK or whatever part number, sometimes you can buy it locally or online MUCH cheaper.
@@BikeHelmetMk2 hey if that's what you like go for it not me I can get OEM parts very reasonable online
Thanks much!
This helps put the "parts issue" in perspective.
Thank you Scotty!!! Always love your videos
Huh, didn't know they made LED headlight bulbs that can change brightness like that... Thanks for enLIGHTening me, Scotty!
Sometimes I have to rewind and listen again because the pics you put in the corner of the screen having me laughing and I miss what you said.
Me too ✌️
@Sandy Lee 🤣🤣🤣
Uploaded this on my birthday. All the things Scotty has brought up in all the videos, in my opinion worked out for me. I look up things in many different places, and Scotty has more facts than everything I find. Keep posting Scotty, I thank you and appreciate all the information you give.
Happy Birthday 🎂
@@vivianp5962 Thank you
Just found your channel yesterday! Great advice every time I watch your video's Thanks.
Thanks for the information, really helps alot especially when we buy parts for our vehicles.
God Bless, Florida Usa
do you have in Florida high tech jobs?
The laughing horse meme is funny everytime
Indeed it is
Love your videos! So helpful about OEM vs aftermarket. I have had alot of good experience with both my local mechanic part source and Auto Zone. One thing I will say is that engine mounts should be replaced with OEM parts most of the time. I have a 2008 Honda Odessey and a 2002 WRX and both have been recommended to go OEM. Most everything else I also check for recalls on ie fuel pumps. I both cars replaced with recalls on the pumps so always check....even older cars!!
Thanks Scotty for so many great videos. You've saved me lots of time and money. Much appreciated
Excellent, many new aftermarket parts are good. But like you said must use OEM in some cases.
I agree, just don't cheap out on stuff like brake pads, rotors, or any front end work. Use quality aftermarket and you should be fine
I hear this all the time, but seriously, how do you know? Saved thousands replacing brakes and rotors and can't tell the difference by price. If they fit, work, stop when you want them to and don't wear out too fast, are you just paying extra for peace of mind or out of fear. I Do a lot of research buying tires and it pays off (really notice differences) Brakes and rotors? not so sure.
@@mikepantaleo2360 Agree. I am constantly astounded by the low price of brake pads. I usually try to find reasonably 'expensive' ones - like $60 instead of $25, but for my '88 F150 I really only find $25-30 ones (rear set of 4 $28 - I don't even know how they ship them for that) and they always work just fine, no squeaking, seem to last (10 years on my front ones, don't drive it much). Rotors, meh, after having an Audi that when through rotors dater than pads, I just get the cheapest ones. I can't tell the difference.
Thanks for all the good info Scotty, I love your channel
Thank you for the wisdom and insight. I appreciate your videos.
As a young mechanic in the early 70's at a Ford dealership. The factory FE engine water pumps were junk. We installed "Fred Jones" (Ford authorized parts rebuilder) reman water pumps that were far superior.
I remember Fred Jones
I swear Scotty you kill it with the picture references on all your videos 😂😂😂
LoL 🤣 🤣
I like them too. When horse or hyena is laughing
The Breast Pump today was a riot!
Scotty, yep! I used a salvage yard years ago to buy a window motor for a Toyota Corolla when the factory OEM one died . I installed no problem and it lasted the remaunin life of the car which was an additional 6 years.
I always learn something each video ! Thank you Scotty 😌!!!