Old Retired Trucker here; On that exhaust manifold leak, Good Catch! (Old School Diagnostics too!) Unfortuneatley a lot of Modern Mechanics are strictly parts changers that go by whatever their Computers tell them to do... but as you JUST showed with this LEAK, such is NOT always the case... a good old fashioned "HANDS ON" aproach is needed! I commend you for being diligent. 🏆
I have used Robert for repairs before and love is work ethic and honesty as shown on the video that we just watched he doesn’t just try to invent stuff to fix. He gives people an honest estimate and in my case, I thought something was wrong. He brought the part out, but I was wrong, and there is no charge for my mistake. There are some very good mechanics still out there..
Hello Robert. Fellow Hemet resident here. I really like your videos and the way you explain everything to your nephew. You'll be the first Mobile Mechanic I call if I ever need one. Keep the videos coming.
Impressed with your teaching you guy! Being in California as a Hispanic you could be saving his life by putting the time in with him to head him on a good path. Respect to you
“I really found a slice of heaven when I found you” What could be better than nice handsome mechanics coming to your home to do simple repairs. Rather than scheduling and the stress of taking vehicles into repair shops.
I've been doing mechanic work for about 10 years now, started out with absolutely no knowledge. It was basically keeping my beater running until I could get the money to buy something better. I found a love for it and have since worked on all sorts of stuff. Cars, trucks, boats, rvs, you name it. I even contract out from time to time, which is the best work I've ever had the pleasure of doing. I've found that a lot of mechanics out there are making a bad name for those of us who genuinely care. It's so refreshing to see another face out here who wants to help and do right by others, at the same time bringing life back to the skill/industry. Keep doing what you're doing man, I appreciate that you're already using your platform to help others as well. I feel like this channel will go big, and I'm happy to be along for the ride.
This is awesome Robert My son wants to be a mechanic hes a freshman, ill be glad to have him tag along with you so he can learn from a real mechanic! 👍👍👍👌
I hope that your son has a lot of Patience as these Newer Vehicles are Hard to Work on and are very Technical but using a Good Scan Tool helps out a bunch...
That looks like a nice little reader. I bought a couple little ones like that to keep in my cars for those occasions when you you just want to know why that light is on before you get out the big boy. I always loved the little wagons for carrying around stuff, like my kayaks for my free time getaways!
I love watching your videos you're very professional I like the way you add your nephew to go along with you, I'm a DIY'r but I know how sometimes customers can be, I give you respect for your professionalism, I'm learning from you, I also follow scanner Danner he's very good and professional at what he does thank you
It is awesome that you are teaching your nephew!! More kids need to learn!! I started working on karts when I was 8 and cars by 13 with my grandpa. I am now 58 and still learning!!
I love the videos, you’re such a honest and dependable mechanic, guys like you and I give us mechanics a better name. Keep it up and id love a chance to win that scan tool! God bless!
That was quick bro I only watched your video for the first time today and commented about using the seatbelt, and you have it fixed already like 6 hours later, you are super quick.
I am really enjoying watching you coach your nephew on the foundation of being a good mechanic. Looking forward to you introducing him to the world of manual transmission vehicles even though I know that are not as common in America as they are overseas.
Along with mechanical knowledge, keeping the customer informed and showing them the issue(s) at hand is also very important. As a result, you have a "customer for life".
Yeah if you have o2 sensors specifically the downstream but could be the upstream also that have been changed recently and are throwing codes exaust leak is the first thing to check and the manifold is a good choice for the culprit.
Have you thought about using thermal printer and paper for your receipts? You would free up space. So they have A4 thermal printers now so you can print using full size paper and that allows you to print on all smaller versions of thermal paper from shipping labels to stickers. Never have to buy ink.
I've done most of my mechanic work because it's hard to find someone I trust. I would definitely have you as my mechanic and absolutely recommend you. Please stay as you are, you are a good soul
I started out NEEDING to do as much of my own work on my old VW’s. I went on to work on all European cars. Then to Lamborghini. But specialized in Porsche 356’s, found out I really liked Welding and made it my profession. But still really like fixing German cars. Keep up the good, honest work. And teaching others!!
Man!! I wish I could find a mechanic like this guy, he's seems great! I got tired years ago with dishonest, lazy so called mechanics. So, I started repairing everything myself. I have an electronics degree, and I'm mechanically inclined, so it was so sort of easy for me to learn. I feel bad for so many that aren't able, for whatever reason. It saves me money and I know I did it correctly, and no extra hardware left over or things not put back like original. Good luck with your business.
You're inspiring my drive to Start my mobile business. I went and got 4 state certs and am going to go back for 4 more this week to become master certified. I have a small basic scanner, but this is a definite upgrade for me. Thanks Robert 😁
your doing a great job. With all those that don't know what they are doing that are after your money its nice to see som3one that is doing a great job and honest.
I love your video content and I thank you for all the work you do. I’m learning a lot from you. One thing I noticed is at the beginning of your videos. You do not talk about what the customer complaint is. This is very helpful. Hope this helps. Thank you.
Subbed when I saw you give that feee repair the the guy in the wheel chair the more I see the more I love the channel man .. glad to see you taking a kid out with you who’s interested in the field see what it’s really like beyond the class room where you also learn so much more
love your videos bro - would love to see at some point a breakdown of what it took for you financially to get into mobile mechanics - no specifics of course but just ballpark estimates. working on your own time seems so much more appealing then a dealership lol
You know its crazy how much more the guys up behind the desk make than the actual techs back doing all the work at most all shops.. and they try to say that they have to deal with the customers and decipher what exactly they are concerned about so the techs can do their job on the cars. But in actuality when you get the tickets they almost always say “customer states” like yea your job hard, my job easy.. lol. Being both the mechanic and customer service does have its advantages but when you bust your knuckles, watching your tools, stressing your back, hot and hot oil dripping down your armpit it gets pretty hard to put on the happy and friendly face to the customer and explain how they need x and y because of z and explain the ins and outs on a level most people understand.. patience is a virtue.. but is also a pain in the arse day in and day out..
That is cool you take your nephew along with you on jobs and help him out to learn even though in high school in auto repair class and it cool he wants go learn and have you teach him to that just going help him be more advance in his class and your show him do the job right and be honest and your show him not rip off people and your show him never do a half crap job on peoples car it hard find good honest mechanic these days and it good he is willing to learn at a such young age keep up the good work man
Good job young man. Salute to u sir for bringing him along. Most folks wouldn't do that. As u know. That young man doesn't realize it yet one day he will. Great thing is he will do the same one day. Mentoring the next gen.
Always have awesome videos,I like that he's super nice helpful and does a great job while in the heat and giving away scan tools so people can try and do DIY jobs themselves.keep up the great videos.
Hi guys , nice to see you again . The scam tool looks very nice . The one I have is old and probably out dated . But any way , wish I had a brother that still liked me , mine has not been to my home since dad died in 2013 . Always cherish what your nephew means to you and your brother . Liked all of your jobs you have lined up to do . Should be great videos . I became a union carpenter , but did allot of car repair since I was in my early teens . Since retiring in 2013 , it has been allot of car repair . I enjoy very much your videos . God bless .
Make sure your nephew understands that any twisting force can shatter, .. bad deal.., and never put yourself under a vehicle for leveraging purposes, thats when you become the "jackstand" . That said great content and work guys ,good flow mad props to the editing. (Did you end up with a cat?) Lol😂
Can I send you a short video of a strange problem? I'm having with my Mazda CX5. It's too difficult. To explain easier it's a show. Thank you, and god bless your BIG family. 🥰
Watching the damaged car , lots of hidden damage you pointed out . I have rebuilt many wrecked cars over the years . Mostly for my self and family . I deal bad for these people about what happened to them . Good your going to help them get the estimates approved .
Unfortunately modern cars you can find bushings for anymore. I tried for one customer and they didn’t fit. Easier and more cost efficient to just replace.
Good always check the 1.A/c condenser second 2. Alternator alternator is the strongest point of the vehicle in any car nowadays (My experience as a Valvoline cabin filter tech. For: Lexus, Infiniti, and a lot of Toyotas *bragging rights earned* $$..)
Old Retired Trucker here; On that exhaust manifold leak, Good Catch! (Old School Diagnostics too!) Unfortuneatley a lot of Modern Mechanics are strictly parts changers that go by whatever their Computers tell them to do... but as you JUST showed with this LEAK, such is NOT always the case... a good old fashioned "HANDS ON" aproach is needed! I commend you for being diligent. 🏆
I have used Robert for repairs before and love is work ethic and honesty as shown on the video that we just watched he doesn’t just try to invent stuff to fix. He gives people an honest estimate and in my case, I thought something was wrong. He brought the part out, but I was wrong, and there is no charge for my mistake. There are some very good mechanics still out there..
Yeah he’s a good mechanic
I love it he is honest and doesn't try and screw you.
Hello Robert. Fellow Hemet resident here. I really like your videos and the way you explain everything to your nephew. You'll be the first Mobile Mechanic I call if I ever need one. Keep the videos coming.
Thank you so much I really appreciate that!
Impressed with your teaching you guy! Being in California as a Hispanic you could be saving his life by putting the time in with him to head him on a good path. Respect to you
@@karllastinger4509 🙏
“I really found a slice of heaven when I found you”
What could be better than nice handsome mechanics coming to your home to do simple repairs. Rather than scheduling and the stress of taking vehicles into repair shops.
Great that you are teaching your nephew.
School Vo-Tech + Practical exposure is the best!
Definitely! They will never learn anything by just reading a book. They need real life hands in.
I've been doing mechanic work for about 10 years now, started out with absolutely no knowledge. It was basically keeping my beater running until I could get the money to buy something better. I found a love for it and have since worked on all sorts of stuff. Cars, trucks, boats, rvs, you name it. I even contract out from time to time, which is the best work I've ever had the pleasure of doing. I've found that a lot of mechanics out there are making a bad name for those of us who genuinely care. It's so refreshing to see another face out here who wants to help and do right by others, at the same time bringing life back to the skill/industry. Keep doing what you're doing man, I appreciate that you're already using your platform to help others as well. I feel like this channel will go big, and I'm happy to be along for the ride.
"GREAT" Job on giving your Nephew some time and WISDOM , You are a SMART Man !!!
Lots of money to be made by an honest mechanic ❤
Thank you for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Love your videos. Teaching your nephew is invaluable. He will have the knowledge, honesty and integrity to start his own career.
Thank you!
Good work Robert! Nice of you to bring your nephew along to watch & learn! 👍
Thank you!
Lol, moved it away from the garage door before givin it the juice! Good call.
3 AUG already past but watching anyway. Nice diagnosis and repair. Worth the time.
I am a new Mobile Mechanic in Florida. I love watching your videos and seeing how you operate!
Thank you I really appreciate it!
This country need more people like you. So many crokked car repair businesses.
This is awesome Robert
My son wants to be a mechanic hes a freshman, ill be glad to have him tag along with you so he can learn from a real mechanic! 👍👍👍👌
I hope that your son has a lot of Patience as these Newer Vehicles are Hard to Work on and are very Technical but using a Good Scan Tool helps out a bunch...
That looks like a nice little reader. I bought a couple little ones like that to keep in my cars for those occasions when you you just want to know why that light is on before you get out the big boy. I always loved the little wagons for carrying around stuff, like my kayaks for my free time getaways!
I love watching your videos you're very professional I like the way you add your nephew to go along with you, I'm a DIY'r but I know how sometimes customers can be, I give you respect for your professionalism, I'm learning from you, I also follow scanner Danner he's very good and professional at what he does thank you
It is awesome that you are teaching your nephew!! More kids need to learn!! I started working on karts when I was 8 and cars by 13 with my grandpa. I am now 58 and still learning!!
I'm The Grandpa in a parallel story, he's going on six 👍😎✊
Thank you! Yes we do they are the future of our industry! Thanks for sharing!
I love the videos, you’re such a honest and dependable mechanic, guys like you and I give us mechanics a better name. Keep it up and id love a chance to win that scan tool! God bless!
Thank you! God bless!
That was quick bro I only watched your video for the first time today and commented about using the seatbelt, and you have it fixed already like 6 hours later, you are super quick.
I am really enjoying watching you coach your nephew on the foundation of being a good mechanic. Looking forward to you introducing him to the world of manual transmission vehicles even though I know that are not as common in America as they are overseas.
Thank you! I don’t think I’ve taken him on a job yet with a manual transmission. Not too common in my area.
Along with mechanical knowledge, keeping the customer informed and showing them the issue(s) at hand is also very important. As a result, you have a "customer for life".
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Love to see a guy working for himself. I hope one day to do be doing the same. Much respect my man ❤
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Yeah if you have o2 sensors specifically the downstream but could be the upstream also that have been changed recently and are throwing codes exaust leak is the first thing to check and the manifold is a good choice for the culprit.
Have you thought about using thermal printer and paper for your receipts? You would free up space. So they have A4 thermal printers now so you can print using full size paper and that allows you to print on all smaller versions of thermal paper from shipping labels to stickers. Never have to buy ink.
I've done most of my mechanic work because it's hard to find someone I trust. I would definitely have you as my mechanic and absolutely recommend you. Please stay as you are, you are a good soul
Love these videos! Also great that your taking your nephew along with you.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I started out NEEDING to do as much of my own work on my old VW’s. I went on to work on all European cars. Then to Lamborghini. But specialized in Porsche 356’s, found out I really liked Welding and made it my profession. But still really like fixing German cars.
Keep up the good, honest work. And teaching others!!
Man!! I wish I could find a mechanic like this guy, he's seems great! I got tired years ago with dishonest, lazy so called mechanics. So, I started repairing everything myself. I have an electronics degree, and I'm mechanically inclined, so it was so sort of easy for me to learn. I feel bad for so many that aren't able, for whatever reason. It saves me money and I know I did it correctly, and no extra hardware left over or things not put back like original. Good luck with your business.
Love how your showing your nephew
You're inspiring my drive to Start my mobile business. I went and got 4 state certs and am going to go back for 4 more this week to become master certified. I have a small basic scanner, but this is a definite upgrade for me. Thanks Robert 😁
That was cool that your nephew tagged along for the day👍🏽. Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
your doing a great job. With all those that don't know what they are doing that are after your money its nice to see som3one that is doing a great job and honest.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
I love your video content and I thank you for all the work you do. I’m learning a lot from you. One thing I noticed is at the beginning of your videos. You do not talk about what the customer complaint is. This is very helpful. Hope this helps. Thank you.
Thank you! I definitely will be doing that more!
That was very nice of her to say that. Customer for life!
Thank you for watching and commenting I appreciate it!
Love the show, I hope you r getting paid for your whole time.
Subbed when I saw you give that feee repair the the guy in the wheel chair the more I see the more I love the channel man .. glad to see you taking a kid out with you who’s interested in the field see what it’s really like beyond the class room where you also learn so much more
I like the video's, watching from Phoenix Az
Thank you!
love your videos bro - would love to see at some point a breakdown of what it took for you financially to get into mobile mechanics - no specifics of course but just ballpark estimates. working on your own time seems so much more appealing then a dealership lol
Cool stuff with your nephew. Reminds me of when I was his age riding with my uncle to HVAC jobs
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
You said iv never used a whole pen lol LITTLE KNOWN FACT NOBOBY ELSE HAS EITHER LOL
You know its crazy how much more the guys up behind the desk make than the actual techs back doing all the work at most all shops.. and they try to say that they have to deal with the customers and decipher what exactly they are concerned about so the techs can do their job on the cars. But in actuality when you get the tickets they almost always say “customer states” like yea your job hard, my job easy.. lol. Being both the mechanic and customer service does have its advantages but when you bust your knuckles, watching your tools, stressing your back, hot and hot oil dripping down your armpit it gets pretty hard to put on the happy and friendly face to the customer and explain how they need x and y because of z and explain the ins and outs on a level most people understand.. patience is a virtue.. but is also a pain in the arse day in and day out..
Truth!
That is cool you take your nephew along with you on jobs and help him out to learn even though in high school in auto repair class and it cool he wants go learn and have you teach him to that just going help him be more advance in his class and your show him do the job right and be honest and your show him not rip off people and your show him never do a half crap job on peoples car it hard find good honest mechanic these days and it good he is willing to learn at a such young age keep up the good work man
Thanks for the giveaway! I need to figure out which wheel speed sensor is triggering my abs to shut off
I would use your services if you ever decide to live in England🇬🇧
Thank you I appreciate that!
Great video diagnosing the lean code. Thank you for the chance to win a scan tool.
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Robert. Love your content. Keep um coming. Enjoy your weekend with your family brother.
Thank you very much! You too!
Awesome videos. And I’d love to win the giveaway, but either way keep up the great work.
Thank you!
GOOD JOB! SCAN TOOL
Thank you!Make sure to email me at the giveaway email in the description to enter for free!
@@QualityMobileAutomotive I'm on Vancouver island Canada
Good job young man. Salute to u sir for bringing him along. Most folks wouldn't do that. As u know. That young man doesn't realize it yet one day he will. Great thing is he will do the same one day. Mentoring the next gen.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Great video.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Always have awesome videos,I like that he's super nice helpful and does a great job while in the heat and giving away scan tools so people can try and do DIY jobs themselves.keep up the great videos.
Thank you so much I appreciate that!
Another good job, keep up the good work and I'll see you on your next video :)
Thank you very much!
Love the videos and the kindness don’t see that very much anymore
Thank you!
Another great video. Love the way you don’t pressure anyone
Thank you! I definitely am a no pressure kinda guy!
Excelent diagnostic man, keep it up.
Hi guys , nice to see you again . The scam tool looks very nice . The one I have is old and probably out dated . But any way , wish I had a brother that still liked me , mine has not been to my home since dad died in 2013 . Always cherish what your nephew means to you and your brother . Liked all of your jobs you have lined up to do . Should be great videos . I became a union carpenter , but did allot of car repair since I was in my early teens . Since retiring in 2013 , it has been allot of car repair . I enjoy very much your videos . God bless .
best mobile mechanice on youtube love your work and professionalism love to see your teaching your nephew i wish i had someone like you when i started
Thank you very much I appreciate that!
Really enjoy the content. Look forward to seeing you every week. Would also like to enter the draw for the scan tool. Till next week keep wrenching. 👍
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
I wish I had your skills.
really enjoying the content here in the UK
Thank you!
love watching all videos you&your wife post
Thank you for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Make sure your nephew understands that any twisting force can shatter, .. bad deal.., and never put yourself under a vehicle for leveraging purposes, thats when you become the "jackstand" . That said great content and work guys ,good flow mad props to the editing. (Did you end up with a cat?) Lol😂
Can I send you a short video of a strange problem? I'm having with my Mazda CX5. It's too difficult. To explain easier it's a show.
Thank you, and god bless your BIG family. 🥰
Great videos m8 💯 I like that you're teaching the apprentice as well people always need mechanics keep up the good work 👍🏻
Thank you I appreciate that!
Wish I had an honest mechanic here in Houston Tx
I’m sure you will find one! There are a lot of us out there!
I was expecting a scumbag had tried to steal the service truck also good to see you passing your knowledge to your nephew
He definitely has learned so much in the past month he’s been working with me. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Watching the damaged car , lots of hidden damage you pointed out . I have rebuilt many wrecked cars over the years . Mostly for my self and family . I deal bad for these people about what happened to them . Good your going to help them get the estimates approved .
He’s gonna be a sho nuff mechanic!
He’ll be better than me one day!
I love the printer your so organised looking forward to the repair video s 👍👍🤟
Thank you! The red truck video is coming soon.
Love watching your videos and the fact that you're teaching your nephew 😊
Thank you! I’m going to miss this kid when school starts again! He’s such a hard worker and great help!
Love watching, seems like my son-in-law and I are always working on our vehicles. Enjoy watching you trouble shooting the problems really helps
Great little business you've got here & happy customers as well great job guys 👍🏻
I like the variety of car problems, Great job.
Thank you!
Love your content, keep doing what you are doing, very educational.
Thank you!
I have that same scanner works great
Good eye on the twisted strut.
Thank you!
Good job.
Thank you I appreciate it!
I'm sure throwing some cheap quick-struts introduced another variable to that Civic. When all you have is a hammer...
Hello from Ontario Canada !
Hello! And Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
The more you find wrong with these vehicles, the more I cringe. Stuff be getting too expensive to fix.
Prices have went up significantly the past few years.
great video. here for the giveaway
Thank you! Make sure to email me at the giveaway email in the description to enter for free!
enjoy watching your videos you do great honest work
Thank you!
Hello Robert and Saul! Great Job! 👍🏻
Thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it!
Nice Honest Work❤ good mechanic there!
Thank you I appreciate that!
@@QualityMobileAutomotive keep up the work. Now I watch when I get home from work. Thanks.
J
Probably a blen door actuator intermittent
Check out the RUclips short video I did. It was the evaporator leaking. That full video will be uploaded in a few weeks.
As a weekend mechanic for my self that scanner would be very usefull
Definitely! Make sure you email me at the email in the description to enter!
I thought for sure you guys were lunch when lady let dog out and she said you good with dogs?
😂 I did for a second too! Thankfully he was just a big sweetheart at the end.
I have that same brand of scanner it works great for all my vehicles.
AAA has an awesome 3 year warranty
Great videos as always thanks
Thank you!
*I am going to pull the instrument cluster out of my 2010 Ford Explorer today to replace some blubs...wish me luck!*
Your good and honest mechanic.
Thank you!
I wish I had someone like you who'd let me apprentice
Ask around! Find a reputable shop and ask them if they do something like that.
Love your content!!! Hard work pays off.
Thank you! I agree!
Awesome work! Your nephew will learn a lot and will be a great mechanic !!!
Thank you! He’s been working with me a month and man he’s getting so good!
went out on a break down international dt466 and missed the live just got back
Be safe out there! We will be doing a lot more livestreams. Stay tuned. August 3rd
When I was a mechanic we replaced the bushings
Unfortunately modern cars you can find bushings for anymore. I tried for one customer and they didn’t fit. Easier and more cost efficient to just replace.
@QualityMobileAutomotive that's sad
We used to get a "loaded arm" when they were bent ( had both bushings & a ball joint)
Good always check the 1.A/c condenser second 2. Alternator alternator is the strongest point of the vehicle in any car nowadays (My experience as a Valvoline cabin filter tech. For: Lexus, Infiniti, and a lot of Toyotas *bragging rights earned* $$..)
Thanks for watching and commenting!