This shop will get someone killed, and there is nothing I can do about it.
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- Please share, who ever has bought this car, or others from this shop may be in danger.
I am more than frustrated, I have been reaching out to people and government bodies to see what I can do, and now after a month I find out there is nothing I can do.
The cars VIN is: WMZYT3C5XK3E94648
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That vehicle's VIN is now flagged according to VINcheck as a salvaged vehicle with a warning to ensure that the airbags are intact and functioning. Great work dude, you've saved a buyer from a world of hurt.
Nice!!
We CAN all do something about it by starting to speak out. RUclips and social media has been a blessing for us.
Literally saved a LIFE or six.
@@Andy-im3kj Amen.
I dont know anyone that uses vincheck.. i hope its on other sites as well.. there should really be a universal system..
"I bypassed the airbags because back in my day we didn't have em! no laws either!" Is exactly what I expected out of this guy after those phone calls.... Hope he gets investigated.
Needs turned in. It's illegal as hell to sell it without the airbag functioning or seat belts or any other type of safety mechanisms.
But why the fuck would anyone bypass the airbags or seatbelts in the first place?!
@@sl0ppyblojobzz because they’re a flat out idiot
@@sl0ppyblojobzzhey if it clears the code cheaply and no one else figures out how then they're gravy... unfortunately.
@@kyle9401 okay, just so I can confirm I’m following you: the airbag or seatbelt lights come on in the dash indicating they have a problem, and instead of actually investing the time and money required to actually fix the problem, the owner here messes with how these components detect and/or signal to the driver that there’s something wrong with them…at the potential cost of the next owners’ lives. Is that the gist, or am I still missing something?
I don’t know why this popped up in my recommended feed because I don’t know ANYTHING about cars, but I commend the hell out of you for speaking up about this.
Time to learn
@@what4494 well, I don’t drive or own a car so I never needed to, to be fair. lol
Same. How did I end up here? I'm glad I did, though
HAHAAH, same! I don’t don’t drive or own a car.
@@what4494literally lost more interest to learn from that as someone who also isn’t into cars and has this randomly recommended.
Thank you for doing this. There are factory repair methods for a reason.
Glad you saw this too! Removing/bypassing a crucial life saving safety system like this and selling it to an unknowing buyer... Would hate to think how many cars he sold just like this... Major credit to this guy calling the shop out by name.
Thanks for commenting Freddy, we need more visibility on possibly fatal scams like this especially from the car community.
Help expose
The factory repair methods are O P T I O N A L in the real world. Time to admit the truth: This sensor was repaired to the current standards.
Someone needs to send this to BMW.
Call your states attorney general's office consumer fraud division. They absolutely can prosecute.
There’s a federal one as well. CPFB
If the value of the money, property or valuable thing referred to in Section 1541.1 of this title is One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) or more, any person convicted pursuant to this section shall be guilty of a felony and shall be punished by imprisonment in the custody of the Department of Corrections for a term not more than ten (10) years, or by a fine not to exceed Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00), or by both such fine and imprisonment, and ordered to provide restitution to the victim as provided in Section 991a of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
Added by Laws 1967, c. 94, § 2, emerg. eff. April 20, 1967. Amended by Laws 1982, c. 277, § 2, operative Oct. 1, 1982; Laws 1993, c. 147, § 4, eff. Sept. 1, 1993; Laws 1997, c. 133, § 369, eff. July 1, 1999; Laws 1999, 1st Ex. Sess., c. 5, § 262, eff. July 1, 1999; Laws 2001, c. 437, § 7, eff. July 1, 2001; Laws 2016, c. 221, § 5, eff. Nov. 1, 2016.
NOTE: Laws 1998, 1st Ex. Sess., c. 2, § 23 amended the effective date of Laws 1997, c. 133, § 369 from July 1, 1998, to July 1, 1999.
MrPocano is 💯% correct - State Attorney General is where it needs to be addressed to, to get the "proper" outcome. I'd be willing to bet they backtrack his books and check those prior vehicles.
Fraud requires a victim, there was no victim here
@@crewdawg16 If he sold the car to a customer, there is. That customer is expecting a buy a vehicle that works and complies with safety standards, and a dealer is required to provide that.
“I didn’t say anyone was a bad guy”
“Well.. I’m saying you’re a bad guy”
Gold
Next line: "Well.. to me, you're the bad guy blah blah blah"
"From my point of view you're the bed guy"
I give you props for actually exposing the name of the shop. not to many people will do that
Idk, most shop won't mess with these but there so many guides on Internet how to bypass airbag lights all over on the Internet.
I guaranteed car owner did it himself with unsafety wiring with no insulation. No protect wiring from common sense. You know, typical KIA/Hyundai owners and Nissan owners are desperate to get rid of moneypit vehicles. Oh Mini Cooper... Sorry but still moneypit with oil/coolant containments lol
@@technocody9296Post and ghost much?...
... figures... XD
@@technocody9296 you can do whatever you want to YOUR car, it’s completely different story when your doing for cars your gonna sell.
@@jeffreylyons1531 I'm talking about the video for bypassed vehicle's safety features so airbag light stay off and won't showed up in diagnostic scanner. It's illegal to sell but maybe not for "as is" with declared with exist problems on lists on paper is probably legal.
It’s probably to avoid lawsuits. Even if it’s true, they can still attempt to bankrupt you with legal disputes. Sure there’s anti-SLAPP laws in some states, but legal action is almost always extremely stressful and time consuming.
this video is insanely thick with Southern Subtext. the conversations sound so friendly but there is so much VENOM
I think a big part is that they both know it's being recorded and possible evidence lol
It’s like how English people talk to eachother. Hard to tell how angry either of them are
Facetious male Karen behaviors
@@krusher181i was going to say exactly this. We here in the UK speak Southern US fluently. 😂
nice observation... cars kill 1.3 million people bigger problems than these resistors
That news clip at the end is devestating. To think that her own dad had bought her the car, the guilt for having unknowningly bought a deathtrap must have been overwhelming.
@@djraythefurry0420as a parent who buried their child from a car wreck 4 years ago that is not cute or funny. You really should take some self help medicine from S&W. I can recommend a model number if so. That clear enough
@@djraythefurry0420 what
@@runforitman lol ikr , I rewatched the video and was looking for my comment bc I realized I misinterpreted info XD
It can happen even to the best of us lel
Yeah it’s sad, man. I drive a death trap on purpose (because I’m poor so I got a hot safety for a shitty truck to use for work) and knowing people get sold cars like this… holy hell.
Also my first ever car had fake airbags too, I crashed it pretty badly (almost died but somehow just walked away) and no airbags came out. Super lucky I’m still alive.
And it’s sucks even more knowing there’s more people in those cars like that at risk
"it aint like i killed somebody!"
AINT THAT A GUILTY CONCIOUS!
Conscience
"not yet!"
The thing about that is it IS LIKE he killed someone. Selling someone a car they believe has an air bag when it doesn't is exactly LIKE killing someone.
He probably has killed someone. He’s been doing it a long time and crashes are common
eminem
That dog has been selling dangerous wrecks for 40 years...I guarantee you he has blood on his hands. Top Man - well done!
Dog is way too good a description, digs are man's best friend this devil is friend to no one....
@@EZ-D-FIANT ? There's no such thing as the devil, grow up and stop believing in fairy tales. Also, dogs are useless, smelly, and annoying.
@@EZ-D-FIANT He's more like an angry old mangy pit bull on a chain who's bitten a few people and still scares the neighborhood kids.
And there's nothing we can do about it ...
Let the buyer beware.
That deafening silence after you said you haven’t gotten someone killed “yet” speaks volumes.
A 2.Ohm sensor... he definitely uses this half-assed techno-jargon on his customers.
its a 2 ohm resistor, hes just an idiot that doesn't know whats hes talking about
I cannot believe that no one is talking about this
I was laughing hysterically at 2.ohm 😂
I know a guy who used to do this same shit lol
For what it's worth, GM throttle position sensors come in 2 flavors, voltage and resistance. New stuff is voltage, but go back to something like an 85 caddy 4.1, that was a rheostat and the circuit read Ohms for the 4-6-8 economy feature.
Finding a mechanic like you is like finding a needle in a haystack. Back in the 90s, I knew a very honest mechanic, and gave him all of my business when it came to our car. Case in point: I was driving a 1985 Dodge Charger, and had been hearing a "grinding" sound coming from the brakes. After a couple of weeks or so of that, I took it to him (it was the soonest I could). When he took it apart and saw the damage that had been done, he stopped and took me into his shop to show it to me. He explained everything in words I could understand (I'm not stupid, but me under the hood of a car is like a monkey doing algebra), and straight up told me that "If you had done this for one more week, your rotor would have been cut completely through, and that would have ended very badly."
He was a good man, and I get that vibe from you, as well. You actually care about safety and people's lives. He ended up retiring, his shop changed hands, and the people that took it over seem mediocre at best. Currently, I don't really know any "good" mechanics, and like I said, I am clueless about these things. But knowing there are people like you out there, gives me hope that one day, I'll find one that is completely trustworthy.
You basically wrote my story. My family has been going to the same car mechanic since before I was born. We always went there, and especially after my dad passed, it was nice to know we weren't being taken advantage of. They sold the shop and, they may be trustworthy, but my mom and I don't know how to know that?!
If you created some form or list of mechanics you deemed trustworthy... that would be a million dollar idea. Put my zipcode in, and only see mechanics with 4+ ratings, with recent reviews.
They're forced to care about money, same as the rest of us ...
Yep, totally agree! I've found a local shop that does things right, and isn't looking to gouge me on everything or hit me with a bunch of extras I don't actually need. I've been going to them for ten years, won't go anywhere else.
@@leahsmith8363there is already such a list. Go to google and search for auto repair near me and sort by 4 plus reviews.
@leahsmith8363 the problem is there are so few good mechanics, many of them are not taking on new customers
Man, his refusal to take accountability for something he's probably been doing for years is CRAZY.
listen man, most people are like this lol. MOST people who own a business or work for themselves are con artists.
@@slamdangles):
@@slamdangles i learned this the hardway my friends dad owns a small business and he said his dad won't even hire a person if it's not a young women he can make a pass at. But we hear about these "poor" small business owners lmao
@@tormmac I used to work at United Health Group, and I was in a training class with a woman who was very, very well endowed. Before working at UHG she was a paralegal. Paralegals are almost always women and are hired to basically look good, be office whores and get coffee.
She told me one day with a straight face she was terminated after telling her office co-workers that she had gotten engaged. She GENUINELY didn't understand why, either, she had zero fuckin clue why she was fired.
She's not the only attractive woman I've seen working at law offices and they're working there for a very short period of time and end up working somewhere else.
Because Customers and competing engineers are on his side. A headrest airbag is not a marketable feature its shameful to not have a proper headrest. Just quit creating the problem and making a crisis, spend the extra few dollars to sell a proper headrest. English man shouldn't have to beat down millenial latin for proper modern comforts. Yet here we are throwing down with a cabal of salesmen who cannot even figure how to wipe their own arse while twiddling their fingers buttdialing away on their mobile.
I long for the day the 90s Internet would return for a brief moment and slaughter these wretched noob comments. No you are clearly not the brains who wrought this Internet. One-lining zombie comment here get smote from the screen.
Every single time he opened his mouth, he just dug a deeper hole. Wow, what a con artist!
Yes I was thinking the same thing. Con artists pos..
He kept annoyingly interrupting him every time he got back to a point that was ignored but just made it worse somehow every time lol.
The worst part is the culprits auto sales store is in a part of town with mostly lower class residents and a majority African Americans. So that's who this guy at White's on southwest boulevard is selling to.
@@L_Train urrm, what the spruce?? Why are you spamming it
@@L_Trainwhy do you keep spamming this reply underneath multiple comments? What is your point? Why does it matter “who this guy is selling to”? Are you insinuating that their lives are less worthy and they deserve disabled or faulty safety equipment?
Just finished watching this entire video. As a dealer in Kansas And Oklahoma as well as Nevada. I reached out to The used car motor vehicle division and sent them this video.
Buddy is about to be in a whole lot of trouble.
Ohh boy TK on the case here?! No where left for him to hide now.
Gonna be the most expensive $200 the guy never spent.
Do you have any news on this?
@@Mottenfest $200? More like $2k+. Airbag shit is expensive. Now multiply that by the hundreds of cars he has done it on over the years....
He’s closed now
This guy is an angel in disguise. All of the negative yelp review on their business will make sure they never cause someone else pain again.
Chop Suey by System of a Down.
Brother I hate to tell you but no almost one uses yelp for car lots.
@@adamgerald849or anything anymore
@@adamgerald849 Who uses Yelp anymore?
Youre unbelievably delusional.
"I've been doing this for 45-50 years"
Imagine what else he's put back on the road.
This why you ALWAYS get a PPI, and by a third party you trust. Thank you for putting your foot down on this one.
Tell Em Eric.
Yeah every time i hear statements about how long someone has been doing it as an excuse my retort is welp you've been doing it wrong that long congrats.
Would a PPI have uncovered that if this absolute legend didn't bring it up I feel it would go unnoticed until it's too late....
I worked at a private dealership, did a lot of shady crap, not working with them anymore.
@@jonathanshaw8868 doesn't mean your safe from calma brother....
I had this happen to me . I bought a used car about 10 years ago , the car got totaled out . No air bag came out plus my seat belt didn’t lock or grab me . I hit the window shield then got throw back into my seat so hard I broke my seat rest ( I’m 120 pounds). I’m glad you called him out .
some tmes they dont go off i have seen that many times!
Newer cars the bag might not have to fire under 35MPH, the seat belt will save you... ask me how I know!
I don't agree with airbags the abrupt speed to the face actually sometimes puts the person down... and it's not reported that the airbag actually did it... you may be alive at 120 lb because the airbags didn't deploy let's just say that
@@cigarsgunsanddiesel8032how do you know?
@@shawnlibby675lol what? Yeah not how airbags work bud. Do airbags move that fast? Yeah. But guess what? SRS means as the seatbelt locks, the airbag will fully inflate within milliseconds. Then, as you impact it, there are vent holes! The airbag is there to INCREASE the amount of time it takes for you to reach 0 MPH.
I absolutely hate when people like you spread misinformation about car safety. Airbags and seatbelts have saved millions of lives! Airbags are the reason fatalities have dropped so significantly after 1995!
My father was a master Toyota technician with 40 years cranking wrenches. One of the most honest men I've ever met. He used to tell me about how awful a lot of his peers were. He would never let me take my cars in to a shop that wasnt his. He worked on my friends cars too. Thank you for exposing this selfish, dangerous man and his shop. You probably saved peoples lives.
I cant imagine the feeling of having bought the car that killed my child. Devastating.
That was gut wrenching at the end
I see what you did there lol@@rickcasedrinksbud
I am a volunteer firefighter and EMT. Anytime I respond to an accident where airbags that probably should have deployed didn't, I wonder about the history of the car, because I know there are people out there doing shady stuff like this.
Fellow technician this far more common than it should be
Yeah man my mother stole my car because she was shitfaced and I wouldn't give her the key (she made a spare behind my back, pulled the same shit with my grandmother when she was a teenager) and put it into a wall like a mile down the road and she ate the steering wheel because the airbag didn't deploy.
I bought from a private seller so it was a bit different than what we're seeing here but still. People are shady.
If it’s a Chrysler there’s a good chance it’s related to the recall on steering wheel airbags. I don’t know how many of those I have replaced.
@@SeraVendto be fair the private owner might not have know either. He could have bought it like that.
@@SeraVendkarma
Report it to Carfax? Send it to louis rossman too, he’ll get all over this
I'll second what Super Mario is saying here; Louis Rossman is a saint. A national treasure. A champion for the Right to Repair movement, and overall, just the most decent guy you can imagine to be so fired up (and angry) about the way these big tech companies and lobbyists treat We, the People. I've seen him comment on the way the automotive industry is treating the consumers. If he ran for president, he'd have my vote unequivocally.
louis only works w laptops
@@startingtech3900yea I don't think rossman knows much about cars, perhaps FORD BOSS ME
It's not really a right to repair issue as such but I think your sincerity will hit a chord with Louis and I'm sure he could find some points to get into especially on his concern about legacy mechanics attitude being this is how we always did it.
Carfax is a joke...!!!
I just ran the autocheck on this car, it’s a total loss salvage car . Total loss 10/8/2023. This was a junker. Sold to the new owner on 7/10/2024 with a lien reported. Very strange because when there is liens on cars you must have 500/500 deductibles at a minimum. Since it’s salvage they typically won’t let him put the insurance on it either. Very strange.
that is really strange. I wonder if he actually sold it or if he's the new owner?
So what should people look for in their own cars as far as these weird seatbelt things to make sure this hasn’t happened to us? Do we take the plastic covering on the seat belt off and look for a bunch of wires? Please help me I’m worried this has happened to a friend of mine
@@JohnJohnson-fr5cxI think you are weirdly paranoid for no reason or asking how to do this which is weird. Just Google it.
@@JohnJohnson-fr5cx If you’re really concerned about it and want to know with 99% certainty, you should take it to a shop or spend mucho time studying automotive electrical/safety mechanics. This is one of the few things where I’d recommend people just take it in to get checked, just for peace of mind. Find a shop with a cheap diagnostic fee/coupon.
@@JohnJohnson-fr5cx before you buy have a trusted mechanic (or a shop known for being trustworthy) do a pre purchase inspection. Usually costs a few hundred dollars but well worth it. Saved me from a few headaches.
That dude feels zero guilt, it would be interesting to inspect some of his previous cars sold to see what kinds of bad repairs were done.
I am sure the BAR could pay to have every single one inspected 😂
@@Rattle_canned_restorations Nah, like the cop said, you can only need to wait till something happens. As long as the car can be traced back to the seller.
Life is cheap. Inspecting every car is not.
@@PäiviYevheniy Strange that we value a vehicle more highly than life but okay ...
Likely all his cars are water logged titles 😉 , but sold as almost new.
@@3nertia more like if law enforcement spent resources investigating every "potential" crime there would be such a huge log jam of cases that nothing would ever be done and we'd effectively live in a dysfunctional society where crime is rampant and not punished at all because the legal system is so fucking slammed with bogus cases. I'm not defending the guy, but most likely nothing will happen to him legally unless someone dies in a wreck in a car they bought from him and they find something similar as to what was shown in the video. thats just the reality of life, unfortunately.
It is a crime in the state of Oklahoma to disable or otherwise remove airbags from a vehicle without the consent of the owner. Call your local District Attorney's office and tell them what he is doing. You can cite Oklahoma Title 15 section 902 to them.
If he has sold or offered for sale more than 5 used cars in a 12 month period, he is also subject to the FTC's used car rule. That penalizes the misrepresentation of the mechanical condition of a used car. It is assumed that a car with airbags is sold with functional airbags. Failing to disclose a lack of functional airbags is a violation punishable by up to $50,000 per infraction. You can file an FTC complaint against him online.
I would also urge you to contact the Oklahoma Motor Vehicle Commission and tell them about his actions.
To follow up, you can't rely on the police to know or understand the laws. That is the job of the DA. The police will tell you that there is no victim, therefore there is no crime. That is false. The police will say that it's a civil issue. In this case, that is false.
This is a crime. He brags about having done this for 40 years and not having killed anyone. If your DA is any good, that statement alone should have them chomping at the bit to get to discovery on this case to find other cases where he has broken the law by selling dangerous cars.
He broke the law. He did it for his own personal gain. He did it knowingly. He put someone at risk by doing it. He needs to face the consequences now.
Intent is the problem. US courts tend to have really high legal standards to meet to prove intent. Even the most obvious cases of maliciousness are long shots to convict, the justice system is completely inept.
When studied it is apparent that the court system was designed to protect those with money rather than to implement justice.
@@BruceAlrighty1991 that being said, it sounds like this guy is incredibly sloppy and likely to self incriminate. Idk, they could have a case!
Airbag is in the HEADREST, company is refusing to provide a standard headrest nor means of disabling this feature. Get your Millenial Nerd Tech defunked and out of peoples faces.
@@DudeSoWinWhy on earth would an OEM open themselves up to the liability nightmare of providing an official way to bypass a critical safety system?
Better question: WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU WANT TO BYPASS A CRITICAL SAFETY SUSTEM???
I think I lost 47 brain cells for every word that man said in an attempt to get onto his level.
Do what now?
The offending shop's owner.
@@banquetoftheleviathan1404is this a Frank Garret reference?
watr u talkin bout willlis?
*list the VIN into your video description so this video pops up if someone googles it*
It is listed in the description.
It's also clearly posted in the video if you watch the whole thing.
@@danukepaintballgoogle search wouldnt find text in the image of a video, only from title or description.
@@danukepaintball as far as I'm aware, i don't think search engines pick up on keywords, phrases, etc. in a video(yet) they go off of description and video title which DungeonMetal mentioned.
@@Javierm0n0descriptions and tags can show up in a search.
Holy crap. He wasn't doing THAT bad at lying about how he'd just replace the "sensors", then he started saying "yeah but everyone is doing it.
Resistor =\= sensor
Old Man is a dumbass
Didn’t do it…okay I did it but it’s not that big of a deal. Total narcissists prayer moves.
He can tell it to the judge.
@@hiddenhand6973 its wild once you learn it how you start hearing it everywhere " i didnt do it, ok i did do it but it wasnt a big deal, this is why you deserved for me to do it"
"you're just trying to save lives for free publicity" incredible. the mental gymnastics it takes to try and make it seem like that would be a bad thing for you to do
"I've been selling cars for 40-50 years", well, that's even worst.
Thank you Keith, you're doing God's work.
He has been trying to kill people for 40-50 years
Love how they brag about how long they been selling cars shows evidence on how long they been endangering people
That's because god sure can't do anything seeing how it doesn't exist.
Worse
40-50 years. Who's alive and who had an accident?
All I work on is insurance repairs, I treat every car I work on like my girl and son will be driving the car across the US without me. Ain't no way I could sleep at night don't stuff like that.
Yeah, because you’re not a sociopath.
@@georgiapatriot4575 The problem is international, though. People that do such "repairs" are, unfortunately, quite common. Body/ chasis repairs of "bondo" kind are most often. I got scammed with a dying engine being filled partly with transmission oil (great compression&no blowback!). Everything goes as long you can sell it for more, regardless if somebody might die down the line.
What state you in?
Some sick people out there.
@@docnelewow that’s underhanded. Is there a way to catch that before a purchase?
"Well, other cars are messed up that are on the road, so who cares about this one?"
Excellent logic.
Thank God there are still good mechanics out there. You didn't "rat" on another shop; you saved someone's life.
Technically he "nerded" on another shop, because he gave up essential liberty for temporary future safety. Clearly the headrest airbag is a stupid prototype created by penny pinching scrooges diddling the engineering designs. Just make a comfortable headrest, they are literally creating the problem trying to be solved.
@@DudeSoWin essential liberty lmfaooooooo
Absolutely caught red-handed. Why cut the connectors off if they intended to replace the tensioners? People are wildly selfish nowadays. You did the right thing by not programming the airbag module. I have run into this scenario too many times with small body shops that buy these wrecked vehicles from auctions only to perform shoddy work and send them back there for the profit.
the thing that really gets me when older people get caught lying like this is that they have such a passive way of admitting they were caught... without actually admitting to anything. it's like they think they can put on a mustache and sunglasses and say "who would do such a thing? certainly i would never." and somehow they'll be completely believable... it's unreal.
thanks for this alarming wake-up call. going to get my car checked soon.
It's gotta be because back in the day with no internet and very little recording tech people probably very blatantly committed crimes and managed to just sorta "oh idk but that sure is crazy!" There way out of any suspicion
Lack of accountability
Dudes like that are why I left the industry. There’s far too many of them that have been shamelessly doing the same garbage for “40-50 years.” Kudos on you for calling it out.
Love how they brag about how long they been selling cars shows evidence on how long they been endangering people
Americans made a dishonest guy like that president and will probably vote for him again in November.
you should stay so you can be the difference
@@mememaster9703 as noble as that sounds, it was hard to feed a family when integrity took priority over selling a job.
The worst part is the culprits auto sales store is in a part of town with mostly lower class residents and a majority African Americans. So that's who this guy at White's is selling to.
I've been a tech for 20 years and thank the lord I've never come across something like this. Good looking out.
Unfortunately you wouldn't know if you have these guys learn ways to hide it from a trained eye
This is so common in North Carolina
You must had been working when they were scheming.
This guy cares for people . He is very concerned for others . Not alot of people like that left in this world . Bless
💯
there are plenty! sadly the worst tend to speak the loudest.
The fact that he changed his story SO many times proves he was just trying to come up with any lie and justification so he could sell it to someone completely unaware of the danger they were in. Great work getting the word out and recording the calls, I hope the authorities get involved because this obviously isn't the first time he's done this
"Oh i guess im the bad guy then, if that's how you want to turn the conversation" man knows how to handle a conversation no bullshit. Massive respect
"We used to sell cars that didn't even have airbags or seatbelts!" Yeah, back when you were like 10x as likely to die in a crash.
To add insult to injury those are carbon film resistors anyone who works with electronics knows what happens to them during an over current situation. When the airbag module deploys the resistors will ignite like a match head since at such a low resistance they are essentially a short circuit.
How much current would the module pull?
Why are the resistors even there?
To put a load on the circuit to clear the code??
I'm just trying to understand the workings
@@HappyHermitt Ya they're there to put enough load on the circuit to clear the code. The system is looking for the correct resistance in that circuit.
I would never touch a vehicle like that. As soon as I saw the resistors, I would put it back together as I found it and refuse service on that vehicle. That guy is lying. I am glad you refused money and disclosed this crook's name.
Yup, I'd refuse to program it till it was fixed. Can't be properly programmed unless any damaged parts are replaced first.
Dude that's just 2ohm sensors, come on..... Better than the 1ohm sensors atleast he use 2ohm and some tape. It made perfect sense when he cut the plugs off, that's factory procedure right there, he was just making it blue tooth complaint, y'all just don't understand, the man was losing money on this upgrade, he didn't care about any money he just wanted to fix up a nice ride for someone to enjoy and modernize it to current tesla standards.
Im being sarcastic, so laugh LOL.
@@PatrickBaptistholy crap good thing I scrolled to the bottom of your comment
So does this mean that the seat belt wouldn’t lock up?
@@PatrickBaptist Jeeeesus, for a brief moment I belived you!😂😂
All it takes for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing.
Thank you sir for having the cajones to be honest and expose this disgusting behavior.
Better to ruin their night bro than to have them get hurt behind it.
Jeeeeeez. And manufacturers are going to respond to this with more technical counter-measures, ICs in airbags, harder to code, DRM etc which will make life harder for honest repair techs whilst the real answer should be in the justice system preventing this sort of thing!
Preventing and punishing, I mean.
Yea that's the worst part, all these safety measures and anti-theft processes are being created because of bad actors in our industry. It sucks, I just want to fix cars...
Yes, more NASTF goodness, wait I'm part of that board, nevermind all is well as long as I fill my wallet. You guys keep exposing these guys so I can keep imposing policies to stop criminals.
@@scientist100 lol, you are aware that is a volunteer position that cost me $4200 in travel alone.
@@L1Training and I'm aware that you will have more business because those DIY tools will be rendered useless and will be able to charge as you please, I think they call it a monopoly, something that Apple is notorious for. The solution for your video would be hefty fines and jail time, I think this should be something that you should advocate for to help the industry.
As a car salesman that fights against shitty practice. THANK YOU! Hate salespeople that can never accept when wrong and try to push shit under the rug. If we have a bad car, I DO NOT show it. I want referrals, not angry calls from a stranded single parent.
The worst part is the culprits auto sales store is in a part of town with mostly lower class residents and a majority African Americans. So that's who this guy at White's on southwest boulevard is selling to.
Car salesmen all want to *act* like they're good people who car but you don't get a job doing commissions unless you're a greedy shark 🙃
@@3nertia that's a pretty one sided way of lookin at things, that's like sayin' all mechanics will try to charge you for a full work up when all you need is oil changed, a lot of scummier people that want to cut corners might do it sure, but it's not all people in the industry.
@@SomeOrdinaryJanitor Thank you for your valuable contribution to the conversation ...
We live under a system that actively rewards predatory business practices. It's "trickle down" economics ROFLMEYERWIENER!
I don't know much about cars at all, but it makes me happy that there are hard working, good hearted people like you out there willing to stand up for people
I'm a mechanic as well. Did a PPI for my neighbor. 2017 Honda Civic, rebuilt salvage title, but the car was priced appropriately and my neighbor was aware of it and fine with that as long as it was repaired in a reasonably competent manner. The seller had "before" pictures, and it didn't look like there was serious structural damage. The actual bodywork was done reasonably well... Didn't look perfect but the welds were good and such. However, I noticed that the driver's seat bolster had nothing in it- it was just seat fabric over air. No seat airbag. I also noticed a little bit of airbag cushion material peeking out where the side curtain bag was supposed to be. Sure enough, they'd cut the deployed curtain bag out, and put a resistor in the connector. Same thing with the seat airbag, driver's knee bag, and the seat belt retractor.
Here's the deal... All of those things could have been purchased from a salvage yard, and that's not unreasonable when you're rebuilding a car. It might have cost a few hundred dollars more... But the car would have been fixed properly. I know that I wouldn't be able to sleep if I'd done something like that. But apparently, these guys had no conscience.
If I’m buying a salvaged title I expect there to be no airbags what???? Are you guys on, how can y’all blame others for your stupidity, and a deployed airbag is not as simple as you make it seem, it’s a minimum $500, and that’s if zero plastics/other fabrics don’t break when the airbag is deployed I rather get a car 8k cheaper then have the used car place sell me a salvaged title above market price
@@david-468 Are you the guy from Whites Body Shop? Good luck dealing with the prosecution, you'll need it.
@@david-468 When I rebuild salvage title cars, I absolutely always replace any deployed airbags. You can get used ones pretty cheaply for most cars. The only times I see them (used) for $500 or so are for late model European luxury cars. But the missing airbags aren't the real problem here, it's the deception. If you want to rebuild a car without the airbags and sell it, fine. But tell the purchaser. The problem here is that they went out of their way to make it look like the airbags were present- they put in new covers, they wired in resistors to trick the computer into thinking an airbag is there so the warning light won't come on, and things like that. But again, used airbags are usually not all that expensive, and I refuse to cut those corners when I do salvage rebuilds. Sure, I might be able to make a couple hundred bucks more. But I'd never be able to sleep at night knowing I'd deliberately misrepresented a car as having everything intact. Some people still have a conscience.
@@david-468 DId you miss where he said he used a resistor to fake it ?
@@david-468if I’m buying a salvaged car with the expectation of the air bags being deployed I would HOPE the seller would have the integrity to NOT TAPE A RESISTER to con the buyer into thinking the air bags are fine. Your logic would only make sense if the seller didn’t omit the fact that the air bags aren’t functional.
Thank you for being a champion for everyday, hard-working Americans. You did the absolute best you could for the situation you were stuck in by a corrupt sleezeball dealership owner. Huge props to you for doing the right thing, man. People like you restore my faith in humanity.
Good job on exposing this. Whoever bypassed that with a resistor, he is the epitome of "A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing."
As a collision repair technician, these type of "repairs" are standard in the industry, honest technicians actually get punished for not doing shoddy work like this.
Part of me feels that the owner of the shop genuinely believes that the way he repaired it was correct. I have experienced this first hand working in the industry
@@RobertECartwright yeah he definitely does... If it was good enough for peepaws 75 chevy malibu itll be good now!
@@zachroberts1988 😂
Exactly… you can’t compete with hackers and insurance does NOT care as long as the owner is happy and they save money.
Couple decades ago State Farm and allstate got sued for using used parts. They settled and just waited a while and then went right back.
@@RobertECartwrightnah, based on his phone conversations he knew what he was doing.
Pissed me off too, typing this mid video. Steve Lehto.
There is plenty to do! Techs don't have qualified immunity. State and Feds to be contacted. I seen techs go to prison. There is a victim. Intent to sell a vehicle, contact your DMV, State Police, State Accreditation, I worked on fleets Law Enforcement vehicles and I refused to release it from the shop, threatened to call OSHA for unsafe vehicle.
I was given bad rep from red tagging on of "BLUEFIELD TRANSPORT LOCATION BLUEFIELD VA" because of wheel bearings on front steer axle of Freight-liner because run to ATL was to much money too lose and dude almost killed 80 year old couple because couldn't stop at red light,... bearings failed and oil soaked everything
MONEY AIN'T WORTH DEATH nor government corporations or religion opinion,.... it's sad for sure
problem he never stated he was gona sell it in that condition only appears to at this time
@@RATCHETMAN1001 Well if the new owners can be notified then it can be checked by another shop (preferably a dealer or BMW/Mini certified tech) to ensure it was repaired properly with a new harness and new tensioners. If he went back and fixed all that before selling it, then all is OK.
@@matts.8342not really because he'll do it again. He'll hide it better next time.
@@RATCHETMAN1001 he taped em off, and honestly if you knowingly had it in for any part of the SRS it would be incumbent on the client to say “hey, full disclosure gonna get these ordered they’re on back order we temp did this” instead of not saying anything, hoping they’d be missed/ignored and then involving the shop in a world of hurt if something happened.
For any non car electrical people. A couple resistors can trick the cars computer into thinking the parts are ok and not trigger codes or lights . I jad a customer show me years ago how he glt rid of the fasten seatbelt light and chime with a resistor.
The only resistor hack im comfortable with is for older gm cars where the keys have the black pellet chip in them. You can use non chip keys in them after the resistor modd.
I hate to say ive seen worse hacks performed.
Thank you for explaining this. I’m a computer/art sort of a guy, not a car guy. That’s creepy AF.
HOLY MOLY!!! This is the worst. Glad you called him out. Good on you. He's digging a hole so deep!
If he was going to replace them he would have told you up front that we rigged the circuit to get us by new parts are ordered and would left all the panels out so you could see it was not right today until parts show up
regardless, he cut the wire. it can never be trusted again. to fix this properly you'd have to replace the harness. if he was going to put in replacement belts, he would've put them in at the connector. But even then, it shouldn't be programmed while in an improper condition. Everything needs to be in good order before you program.
@@kasuragasolder is a thing
@@kasuraga Exactly, he was attempting to get L1 Automotive to carry the liability of having "passed" the programing of the new airbags in case of an accident. They he would point back to L1 saying "well, i paid them to program them and I didn't know the airbags were missing". Absolute SCAM.
@@kasuragayouve never re pinned a connector? Holy hell😂
@@kasuragaOk you have never worked on an electrical system of any kind, because that’s an absurd statement. What the guy did is disgustingly, but him cutting a wiring harness wasn’t inherently the reason why. Splicing wires isn’t inherently wrong or unsafe or unreliable.
That two-bit SOB salesman was going to get someone killed to save 200 dollars and then he had the audacity to ATTEMPT to insult you by saying he didn't see any cars parked outside your shop. Sir, I know you will get plenty of business from this (not that you needed the help an honest mechanic is never out of work) - your integrity is admirable. I'm not sure why this popped up in my feed, but I respect you greatly.
Keith is out here doing the Lord’s work
I know I would have them sign up for NASTF and they will be better citizens for sure. You know that teaches people to behave.
@@scientist100 great. another keyboard warrior.
Let’s try to stay on topic. It’s easy if you try.
@@SuperMarioDiagnostics jail time, no other way around when it comes to safety.
Damn that’s crazy!! No shame at all just excuses!
@@dp1mat33 yep, time for some accountability
Report the condition to carfax. Even though it may take a few days to be entered. It's obviously had a collision that the dealer doesn't want reported. Being a tech is difficult when cars like these arrive.
This car has 4 accident records on its VIN report. What exactly do you want him to tell Carfax? That it has an accident on file that they already know about?
As a mother, thank you so much for standing up to him. You didn’t ruin anyone’s night, you did however save someone from impending disaster.
THANK YOU, KEITH, for bringing this to light. Many, myself included, had no clue this was going on.
He's not sorry, he's sorry he got caught. Unfortunately, there are tons of shops out there doing this type of scam, putting lives in danger.
The only time someone will find this is AFTER the accident when someone is either severely injured or dead due to the tensioners not activating or the air bags not deploying.
When that finally does happen, he will present himself as a victim of money grabbing people looking for a payday trying to take advantage of him.
It is reckless, unconscionable, dangerous, and absolutely infuriating.
Exactly - "sorry" he got caught.
You schooled that old man, and his continued to dig further and further. Bravo!
I sold my interest in a body shop because of the John Eagle case. I had too many customers like this guy who wanted improper repairs.
i’m some rando who doesn’t watch car stuff but this came across my feed, i’m glad this is rly trending bc this is the type of stuff that’s rly important!! ppl need to stand up for what’s right, especially when it’s something like this where you know more than the average person about something, and commit to the follow through and put the work in to protect others! thank you for also providing proof and really doing the work of making sure you’re right before exposing it, so you’re not just swatting someone innocent (which i have no reason to think you would do, but i can picture someone doing it…) thank you also for spreading awareness about things like this happening in general so people can try to protect themselves!
same.
As a computer technician I am offended when I see other computer service shops scamming people or doing shoddy work. But this is a whole other level of crazy and unsafe.
Also, any time someone asks "Huh?" or "Whats that?" or "What now?" repeatedly its because they are lying and trying to think of another lie
As a tech you know those were blue tooth sensors, he was just upgrading and making it more modern.....
Everything is a scam
To be fair, I've been known to say "what's that?" a few times per conversation, and it's because I'm 60% deaf rather than because I'm lying
Guy is obviously a scumbag but I wouldn't assume someone is a piece of shit just because they're hard of hearing lol
@@leadpoisoning717ditto, except I have CAPD instead of being traditionally hard of hearing
Thank you. This is why I left the field as a dealer mechanic. All about money and not about doing what’s right. Thank you for bringing this to the public’s attention.
Yeah I left my dealership job after I saw them doing shady stuff too. They Only care about speed and getting it out asap and not about safety and good work.
Thank you for this, for so many reasons. My dad was a mechanic before I was born (and after) and slowly worked his way up to becoming a service manager. 40 years later, he now owns many locations and is so proud of his work and his amazing employees. I grew up in the shop with he and the other mechanics teaching me things. They ran an ethical operation and still do to this day. Growing up as a little girl, they taught me the good, bad and ugly of the industry and what to watch out for in the future in case I ever needed a mechanic and wasn't near my pops. I live across the country now and have been lucky to use the knowledge these wonderful guys gave me to find an awesome and ethical mechanic who I selfishly hope never retires! All of that babble to say that I know first hand that there are so many awesome and highly skilled mechanics who are dedicated and diligent in their duties. You are CLEARLY one of them and I thank you for showing the good side of the industry whilst dragging the dark side into the light. You have very likely saved some lives with this video. My husband is also a skilled laborer (boilermaker) and I have so much admiration and respect for the hard work guys like you do. Well done and keep it up. This video was randomly recommended to me and you now have a new fan!
as someone who covers the auto repair and service industry, people like your father and the dude in this video are amazing
After nearly 15 years in the industry, this doesn't surprise me at all. Business owners have zero issue scamming the public, or shorting their techs. The last thing anyone at the front desk wants to hear about is safety or a proper repair.
I love how you shut down all his excuses and exposed this poor excuse for a business. Thank you for exposing this place
I love how when confronted, he said "I've been doing this for 50 years" as if that would somehow exonerate him of any accusations. Like cool, so you've been scamming people and putting them in danger for 50 years, got it.
Outstanding fkn work man. As a BMW tech myself, you discovered this flawlessly. Contrary to popular belief, parts for these cars are CHEAP. The whole damn assembly is as cheap as $50 used. BMW/MINI will sell you the new OEM sensor/assembly for $150 straight from Germany. It's not the 90s/early-2000s anymore. Parts are everywhere and so is the knowledge. A lot of these oldheads really are stuck in their ways.
The problem with guy like these is they view that $150 as money they can pocket. If they can find a way around a repair they'll avoid it however they can because it means more a bigger payday for them.
Yeah? How much is a water pump?
How about a hpfp?
I saw a $70 bolt for an idler pulley, quoted to me yesterday.
How much for those brake rotors?
Also a bmw tech here. Bmw parts have not gotten cheap.
I have a carbon fiber hood, on mine. Most expensive one i could find.
Was $2000 less than a factory hood, after shipping.
Sadly just like the garage mechanics and flippers who "Jump Title" which I only just found out is highly illegal...if they can save $100 and pocket it, they are more than happy to. All they care about is making another buck.
@@emilyhofland8219 Emily, please give it a break. Sites like FCPEURO are out there and $300 for a OEM waterpump that lasts 7-10+ or so on a luxury/performance is pretty cheap. If that’s something you can’t afford, you need to fix your finances and get into a new line of work.
Doing the water pump on a E or F chassis is a 2-3 hour job max. HPFP isn’t expensive online or intensively laborious either. The entire OEM idler pulley from INPA is $70. Not just the bolt.
Get a new line of work because you sound exactly like the type of bum that perpetuates false info to keep overcharging customers.
I’d love to hear what shop you work at to have such little common sense.
@@emilyhofland8219 Imagine being so dumb you expose yourself like this LOL. Please never touch a single car again in your life 😂
I heard him say that there’s thousands of cars the never came with seat belts or sensors, and that’s true. However, the person that’s buying this type car, isn’t buying a fifty year old car with no safety features, he’s attempting to buy a car that came with functioning safety devices by purchasing a newer car than that. Sad, sad, sad.
the 3 wheeled cars comeback you thought of on the spot killed me XD. thank you for being a good dude my guy
What’s crazy is the guy has 4.8 on google reviews. This is terrible you can call the AGs office, they’ll likely want know and or the BBB if they participate. The AG can log it so that there is any issues they’ll have proof
Live in a college town, Local stealership near me always selling fucked up cars, clients are almost always young college students and they understandably freak the fuck out when you let them know everything that is wrong because they just bought it. That dealership still has a 4.7 star rating. Truly astonishing.
Ratings are a scam in of themselves. I ignore ratings & reviews unless they can be proven to be real customers who did not get paid for the review or discount for posting a positive review. I had to have a tire reballanced. Guy at the shop said "no charge if you post a positive review on Google." He basicly paid me $30 (cost of a reballance) for a positive review.
@@williamallen7836 you’re not wrong however people do look at that. Not everyone is savvy to understand that tho.
google reviews is full on shady, half the people leaving them are lying, some other portion are smurfing reviews through real people, and what's left are paying to have bad reviews removed or paying for good reviews in some way. World is full of cheaters liars, and 'tard nowadays. It's sick! If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. I have such a major problem with people being dishonest in this day in age, it's such a major issue that there is no room in the middle as far as I'm concerned. I need radical candor, or I'm gonna assume you are one of the three aforementioned types of people our society is now rife with. When did we stop being a high trust society? People are getting the screws put to them, and they do really awful stuff to make up for that. I look around, and I have more respect for a man in a tent than a successful business owner. If you tell someone they have good business skills to their face, that's an awful thing to say to them. People don't really realize it yet, but we are ramping up. It's gonna be exactly like it was in Cuba.
lol BBB is a joke, you know.
Just shared to nearly 3K locals. thanks for being an honest shop
THANK YOU for actually calling him out by name. I'm SO sick of people making videos like this where they refuse to name the person/business, or at least give enough info for people to do a bit of research and easily figure it out.
FK is the point, other than virtue signaling, if their identity is completely protected!?
Smaller used car dealerships are notorious for this kind of stuff. I don’t understand how they keep getting away with it.
The government doesn't worry about small businesses until it's too late.
There are no meddling kids getting in the way of it.
Thank you for caring and being a good person. This about made me sick to my stomach when his story changed as soon as you mentioned police and the media were involved. Someone buy this guy a steak dinner and all the beer he can drink!
Dude, thank you for trying to save people’s life, not take them due to incompetent work . Back in 2010 I bought a vehicle from a new Nissan dealership, it was a dodge ram pick up that only had 7000 miles. I did not think to pull the Carfax because it was so new. Big mistake on my part. Turns out, I wrecked a couple months later and we found out they didn’t put the airbags back in. One of them literally had a mashed soda can over the pressure sensor holding it down. The airbag thing popped open, and the soda can fell out to the floorboard after we wrecked. LIKE WTF. Sure wish they had a mechanic there like you. It would’ve saved me a lot of hassle.
Wow that's crazy
The worst splicing and soldering job EVER! Old man river needs to give it up. You busted him. Great job mate!
Cheers from the UK! 🇬🇧
What a piece of garbage , that guy needs to be in jail
This country's safety standards saddens me. I can't believe the police refuses to do anything because there's not a victim. More like there's not a victim *yet*.
For anyone else considering recording a phone conversation: make sure you are in a single party recording state, it varies. Iirc L1 is in OK which is single party.
Also need to check federal law as both apply separately. It’s called the dual sovereign doctrine.
As a Mechanic you can reach out to your local Highway Patrol and show them your inspection. They will put a hold on the title until the repair has been done and they will reinspect it.
Or OSHA, maybe?
@@Mark-um3hm Occupational Safety and Health Administration?
@@Mark-um3hmOSHA just handles workplace safety. If this was done on factory machinery or a scissor lift maybe.
for those who dont understand what this means. those *resistors* they have added in. will tell the cars computer there is valid safety systems onboard and ready but they are *NOT* it is extremely horrific to see this
I’m about a month from graduating tech school as a diesel and heavy technician, this fucking disgusts me. I absolutely despise lazy mechanics who will put any random customer in active danger just to make a few extra dollars or save a few minutes. Where is everybody’s shame anymore??
It is absolutely baller of you to have exposed him to this extent. Any judge worth their weight in salt could see this man is ignorant of doing his job correctly and endangering people. You’re a good man.
Much respect for doing the video and calling them out on it. Ones like these need to be shut down
3:47 You are incorrect. You can do something. All 50 states have statutes on the books. Contacting YOUR lawyer should be response #1. From there they can accurately articulate the the evidence to the appropriate agency. You showing your hand was premature, and not your responsibility. A responsible agency would document the findings, take your recorded conversations. Allow the transaction to occur. Then seek authorization to inspect the vehicle post sale.
This video is going crazy, I only watched about 8 minutes before I had to put it down because I was seeing red. Good man!
Seen a few comments to the effect of "But the primary air bags will still deploy" i guess this suggests its not veiwed as being sooo bad.....
Here's my thoughts.
Short story, who knows how the SRS control module may behave in the event of an accident.
Long story, The dummy resistors are unlikely to behave the same as the pretensioner igniters.
This is because although the SRS module is looking for a 2-3 Ohm load, i suspect the igniter wont have a purely resistive impedance.
I'd hazard guess the igniter has a heater element, which would be subject the inductance and PTC heating effect, both of which would affect the operating impedance (It would increase when operating).
If this is the case, a purely resistive load like a dummy resistor would allow much higher Current flow during a deployment, which could...
Cause an over Current, and if the other air bags used a common driver circuit within the SRS module, this may fail to operate correctly/at all.
Cause a DTC to set and since a fault is detected, airbags may fail to deploy/have increased latency.
Lets not forget the exact circuit designs and logic behind every manufacturers SRS systems is different, so what may work with one, wont with another.
No part of any SRS system should be modified, regardless or how important you view its function.... or if you think the rest of the system will operate correctly.
It took balls to call this one out, i have no doubt you may face some criticism, but you have my respect big time.
Fucking twisted wires and tape..... wasn't even a hack done well.....
as a 25 year veteran of this industry i 100% agree with you man. all you can do is call them out on their BS and try to inform the potential customers of these trainwrecks. definitely sharing this one.
Wow. I would say I'm surprised, but that would be a lie. I've been in this automotive repair game for over 30 years. I have seen some shady shit!! This "trick" we saw here has been around since airbags were mandated in the 90's. Thank you so much for naming and shaming these fools. I have not had the misfortune of dealing with them and I'll keep it that way.
Wait until folks find out about the parking lot ADAS guys....
what do mean?
Parking lot dent and scratch repairs. Always ask for your keys and tell you they'll work on it while you shop😂. Like bro, do I look like I was born yesterday? NEVER allow them or even talk to them, usually drive around in cheap Honda's that say ADentAScratch wraps on their cars
*You sir, are a TRUE gentleman and you have a kind soul and YOUR the type of people WE NEED in this industry! If I lived near you, I'd be pleased to do business with you. I commend you my good man, HERE HERE*
Thank you for exposing these corrupt bums. Working in the auto repair world for 30 years, I have seen some shady things mechanics/shops will do. These are the people who ruin the industry for the rest of us who have invested our time in training and have pride in our repairs
I never knew you could put a resister in there and bypass something like that but makes sense because the resistance of the part is what the computer sees. Thanks so much for sharing its such a shame that things happen like this. My respect for you is so much more now i have watched your channel a long time learned a lot but tonight learned some really valuable information thanks for going out on a limb and telling the world hopefully you might save a life.
Essentially everything works of of resistance, as long as the computer recognises a value, it assumes the entire item is installed.
Probably 50% of cars in Eastern Europe have resistors instead of airbags, REALLY common practice over there.
@@rinkkalexThat is terrifying lol
@@dc6233So its just to put a load on the circuit, to clear the code?
Thanks for being a real professional and exposing the serious practices of
the industry!!!
Top flight gentleman you are sir!!
The fuck did RUclips recommend this to me ?!?!? Now I feel like something is wrong w my car 😭😭😭😭😭
youtube knows stuff about you that you don't even know about yourself. You could be right. The binary OEM alert is going off and your phone is getting tagged! Gonna rat ya out and make it so insurance denies your claim bruddah! Be safe in this Brave New World!
He’ll sell it as is no warranty or with some kind of clause trying to dodge any kind of liability by playing dumb and pretending to be ignorant of it. Can’t play dumb now. That car is already practically a Mario cart. It needs every safety measure it can get.
as a 25 year old woman who's had A LOT of trouble buying bad cars from unethical salesmen, thank you so much for doing this. i had to sell my last car and i don't have enough credit yet to buy a new one, plus i'm terrifying of getting scammed again, so again thank you for being a truly reliable and safe business man. gives me hope, and i learn more!
Romy from car source did this to my ex wife. I warned her not to go to that place and they got her on a GM terrain 2018. Every airbag had resistors in every seat belt. Thank god for guys with integrity still. Im interested in training because i want to HELP people and be the change in our crumbling society. Society needs good men to stand up to the bad ones