Chevy's New Vehicle Blows Me Out of the Water
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- Chevy's New Vehicle Blows Me Out of the Water, DIY car repair and car review with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. The new 2024 Chevy Blazer is coming back, will it be good or a failure? All new Chevrolet blazer. The truth about the new Blazer. Should I buy a new Chevy Blazer? Is the new Chevy Blazer worth it? Car and auto news. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 56 years.
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Danica is a former Nascar crasher-LOL
FIAT Fickle Italian Auto Technology 😎
Yea,i don't like em either. But they will sell. People push goofy crap.
Just to charge you more money 🤑
does Scotty read his comments? Qigong master Yan Xin was in a car that stopped working - wouldn't start. He transferred power from the overhead power line - only it was too much. The car got hot and smoking. He then reversed the direction of energy - and the car started. He trained starting at 4 years old with hermits and then at age 9 with Master Haiden who taught at Shaolin - he did a one finger "hand" stand for an hour at at time - and he never slept for 60 years. hahaha. Free energy indeed.
I agree with Scotty. I'm 67. It's driven me crazy over the years how many times I've found an excellent product, or a product that's been gradually improved until it's excellent, and then the company discontinued's it. But the junk, that they keep.
Mind baffling isn't it .
That doesn't align with planned obsolescence...which is crap.
They are masters of exploiting human idiocy and vanity. "Must have". This is why YETI can sell a 1 liter travel mug for $180.
Stay gold.
Exactly. Chevy worked on improving the appearance and comfort of the Bolt EV until it was a very reliable, reasonably fun and affordable product,… then they got rid of the Bolt as soon as it had characteristics snd price which might appeal to an average person. There really isn’t any reason that Chevy couldn’t keep using the LG Chem BEV2 platform of the Bolt. BEV2 is old technology, if you call eight years old, but it is now reliable and affordable. I am not going anywhere near an Ultium based Chevy for at least a few years, especially if it doesn’t have CarPlay or Android Auto.
by design
Back in 1978 I bought a new Chevy pickup for $7,000.00. It was a half ton 2 wheel drive stepside short box. It had a factory 454 engine with a 400 transmission with bucket seats. Best pickup I ever had. I have it in storage now with about 99,000 miles on it. With the crap they are building today I should put money in it and restore it and drive it today. No engine problems and no transmission problems. What in the world has happened to GM products today?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
The same thing that has happened with EVERYTHING! I went 17 years in my old house before I had to replace my HVAC ...13 years for water heater. I built a new house in 2015 and the crap I've had to have fixes, replaced, etc., including the dang light switches of all things, blows my mind! I'm on my 3rd $900 electric range and 2nd expensive washer and dryer. It cost $1,000 to replace the HVAC coils which burned out the month the 2 year warranty expired, and I'm told the price has almost doubled! And they wonder why nobody can save money these days!
@@cheshirecat6518the appliances today are made that way on purpose, 7 or 8 years for a washer /dryer , refrigerators , all of them. Greed is the bottom line, stick with GE, even Maytag is not what they used to be. I bought my house 24 years ago, I bought double wall ovens, gas cooktop, kitchen aid dishwasher and washer/dryer all for 2800. Everything still works fine, the washer dryer lasted 15 years, actually was still working I wanted a different model, I gave the set away.
You’re right. I still have my 2009. Ford F150. With 4 hundred thousand miles on it. I brought it brand new.. and it’s still running strong.
@@cheshirecat6518 Chinese made products are the reason, most are all junk. You have the "SWAMP" politicians to thank for selling us out to our enemy China. Remember this on election day.
GM started going down hill in 2006, or 2007.
idk why but someone had the nerve to post a pic of scotty and put rip on the pic and captioned it “a sad day for scotty kilmer fans” and i was sad but im relieved to see he’s still alive
Generating clicks from Scottys name for revenue.
Came here to check the same thing. My heart sank for a moment. Freaking trolls man…
If scotty goes a day without posting somethings wrong
Scotty says, "Will anyone buy it? They.......won't"🤣
Ever since I got on the internet, early 90's, there have been article on how to get "free" energy from running wires under a high powers line. Old Mike Faraday knew about this in 1831. This electrical energy can even affect people. I would sometime work under high tension lines and actually feel my hairs stand on end.
It will power a fluorescent tube.
its DC though. there's no flux, its rectified for transmission.
@@ThomasWBaldwinHVDC transmission is not that common. Most of the high voltage powerlines are 3-phases AC
Just you set up an induction coil near a powerline and you will soon find out how “free” that electricity is !
Huh? Um, I think your belief needs some revision. It's been AC since the 1800s because it's much more efficient than DC. @@ThomasWBaldwin
Danica Patrick LOL!! It’s about time someone pointed out that she was just eye candy for nascar
Huge marketing with her
The people who work on the power lines tell me that there are two things they have to worry about and those are arcing distance and working distance and the way to tell how high voltage the lines are is to look how far they are spaced apart. Obviously the higher the voltage the farther the lines are apart.
magnetism, but they can't figure why birds are dropping dead out the sky
As a retired lineman, I've had to work near our 500,000 volt transmission lines, and the electric field at that voltage extends even farther than the 230,000 volt wires. And yes, you can hold up a fluorescent tube while under those line and it will glow pretty bright.
DC OR AC?
500,000 volts AC. On most of the lines on the towers, the conductors were two wire bundled, and the aluminum wires were about 2" in diameter. So, two wires per phase, and three phases for each circuit. I think I remember there were 61 strands in each wire, and all aluminum.
DC is only used on short runs@@navigator1383
I’ve done it! It works!
1976 350 chevy HEI and carburetor is rebuildable and eco friendly wrapped in a vette or Camaro you cant go wrong,just my opinion you dont have to agree.
don't leave out the trucks, not everything or everyone is hung on sports
Most people with RVs that spend any amount of time on the road have solar. I've had solar on my 24' E-350 RV for 20 years. Just upgraded to Lithium batteries. The solar panels still put out good power. I can run all of my electronics 24/7 unless it is cloudy for a few days. I have 85000 on the Ford chassis and it is still good but the Shasta "coach" has had very bad quality from day one.
5:08 savage Scotty 🤣🤣
Scotty could be a stand up comic .
i Love the diversity of subjects you tackle Scotty!
I work in a corporate office. The reason they make random changes is because the executives don't do anything all day and they get paid $300k a year. So to validate their pay, they invent crazy things to impress the CEO and keep their job. This is the corporate world.
And some base the tech in the cars on what their kids who are not ready for a learner's permit are using thinking they are getting a lead on "the latest up and coming thing." Also to impress the CEO.
Called "justifying their existence"
The weak ones are promoted
Personally, if you live around one of those towers and it's on your land, energy lost by the tower is energy lost. If something is nearby and can run off the lost energy it can't be called "stealing" when the tower will lose that energy anyway. Just my opinion. It's better the energy be recovered and utilized than be allowed to radiate further and potentially harm the health of those nearby.
@meversace- The law is what the powers above say it is, if you try to fight them, you will be destroyed, one way or another.
Scotty’s videos are more about entertainment than car repair but I still love watching him
Thanks for the frequent words of Wisdom
Scotty, you are the truth thank you and God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏.
Hi Scotty... I'm a long time fan who frequently takes and shares your advice : I even bought a manual 2013 Chevy Spark last year based on your recommendation without regrets, so thanks!.. The thing is, we also own a Mexican-built 2013 FIAT 500e , one of less than a half a dozen sold here in Pennsylvania in 2017 as their leases expired out on the west coast. We paid $7999 for a car that had been sold three years before for $32K; it had less than 7K miles on it, looked and smelled brand new, included a Bose stereo, sunroof, and "leather" seats, etc, and is mistaken all the time for an Abarth...
Since April 2017 my wife has driven it to work five days a week on a 40 mile commute without problems, even during our worst winter weather. The only repairs we've had in the
seven years we've owned the car has been the replacement of both automatic window motors, costing $600 altogether, and then another $250 on brake work. With a Bosch motor and 1/3 fewer parts than an ICE, there isn't much that can go wrong, even on this 11 year old FIAT.
The range has always been less than 100 miles, and we've seen a reduction of between 5 and 10 miles as the batteries age. Going 0-60 it blows away most everything else at the traffic light, and its ride is quiet and solid because of the electric motor and the added weight of the batteries.
Would I buy another 500e? Possibly, and only if the price was right. I'm long familiar with FIAT's deserved reputation as documented in Consumers Reports and elsewhere, including your channel. So I wouldn't exactly call myself a FIAT fanboy... Do you think I ended up with a unicorn or what?
Scotty you are spot on.
That upside-down Australia car was hilarious.
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. The problem isn't RUclips, it's RUclipsrs and those who encourage them.
I have a 24' travel trailer I paid $3000 for, as my temporary living quarters, while I build my container home. I ended up building a frame and roof panels to cover the rubber roof, due to leaks, expensive to repair. I want to buy one of the blue cargo trailers, and take the appliances, power panel, plumbing, tanks, etc, and make a travel trailer that isn't a pile of cheap framing, aluminum and the stupid rubber roof, out of a real trailer. I'll use the a/ c, too. Go to Mishawaka or Elkhart, IN, if you want to see where these regular travel trailers are made. I'm not impressed with the value/buck of these things.
Every time I see someone driving a Tesla I think more money than brains
Early adopters are in it for the thrill, and often pay accordingly.
Scotty I just got some 505 CRF/CRO on your rec for my high mileage turbo charged car- drove aroung for couple of hours- nice & smooth- so far so good! 🚗
Good info 👍
. 8:10 .nice drone photo 👍
chevy enjoys quite the popularity in europe. see them relatively frequently on the road.
Love Ya, Scotty
When they get finished running these huge power lines over my grandpas property for the new Panasonic battery plant im gonna try this havesting idea it runs right over the art shack my grandma used to paint in
I don't think it should be illegal to harvest for personal use, power company refuses. Farmers should sue power companies to shield the cables and protect their family and livestock . Its not stealing.
well thee bosses said it is.. youre just a serf
Electric companies with these high tension transmission lines routinely patrol their lines with drones for any problems. Not necessarily theft, just maintenance.
They often still use helicopters in northern NJ.
@@PAHighlander24 Drones are a lot cheaper and you can train your regular crews to use them.
❤❤❤❤ tell a few things about the q50 sport 400 red,,, thank u sir
Hey I just saw some fb post that said you died! Hope you’re ok!
His cat died.
He's died multiple times...and he's mad as hell.
Fb post.............
@@user-iv4eq2nt5i 🤣
I think you will find that Fiat 500s for the USA are made by Stellantis in Mexico. For the European market they are made in Poland. They are fairly popular here in the UK, because people think they look pretty. Unfortunately, for their size, they are rather heavy (especially if you opt for the power sun roof). Not many people go for the automatic transmission here and those that do regret it. However we also get the Fiat Panda, which is a boxy little utility 5 door that is as cheap as chips and, in my opinion, a much better car.
FIAT......fix it again tony
Hey Scotty, Do you think we'll get the Toyota Hilux Champ in the US?
Why not steal it? If you don't it gets wasted into the atmosphere. Might as well harvest it. With the power grid in shambles the way it is?
5:43 My brother's father-in-law told me about being able to collect energy from those high power lines. He learned this when he was in the Army back in the 70s.
FIAT. My student says it means Fix it again Tony!😅
I don't understand how FIATs are considered reliable in Europe, but here in the US they are notoriously unreliable, and twice now they've abandoned the US market.
I have heard that if you get close enough to AM transmitters that you can get lightbulbs to light.
David Letterman had a great slam on a weird guest one night :
"...did you grow-up under power lines?"
You might ask if they “did you glow up under high power lines”
Good morning
Would the electric power get grounded out at the ground or below it? Could the wires be lower or even underground?
The underground 230kV and 500kV underground lines are in oil-filled piping, buried much deeper than utility lines in neighborhoods to avoid damage. The cost to install these is prohibitively expensive compared to overhead uninsulated lines on 100-150 ft tall monopoles.
When I was in Italy in the 80s I saw a tour bus stop because it couldn't get around a Fiat Bambino. Four guys poured out of the bus and picked the Bambino up and moved it so the bus could get by and they got back in and left the Bambino were they put it. I never did find out how often people just picked up Fiats and moved them but I wonder how many get stolen by people just carrying them away.
Considering the way that a Google search takes me to products and places that I have no intrest in but not what I'm looking for, I cant imagine a car hooked up to it could get you where you intend to go.........
Hi Scotty
Patrick later raced in the Toyota Atlantic Series for the next two years. Her best effort was third in the championship standings for the 2004 season where she became the first woman to win a pole position in the series. Sorry Scotty, you left that out. It was Toyota related too.
R.i.p scotty take care up there❤
He’s not dead 🤦🏻♂️
Does Holden still build ground pounders in the land down under? I remember people in North America trying to buy the Holden version of the Chevy SS. I guess the Holden was much better.
I have never heard of anyone stealing electricity using Tealas' theory. Going to look that up.
LOL yo Scotty got me busting up with the smackdown on that NASCAR driver lol
My father and I drive past a Woodland Ford dealer today and found dozens of F-150 lightings just sitting there on the lot. Nobody wants 'em. 🤣
Many GM cars on the road do not allow BluTooth to be used for more than just calls and require the cell phone to be plugged into the console in order to have GPS whether it is Apple Maps or Google Maps to be loud enough to hear over road noise. My sister's Cruse has Apple Maps because it is one year newer than mine but 2014 and previous Chevys do not. So when I upgraded my iPhone it came with a cable (USB-C) I cannot use in my car, so I use the one that came with my iPhone 7. So technology is going to change from time to time. They used to encourage people to change to BluTooth for computer mice, but people who use computer mice and keyboards for computer games found out quickly that the latency (delay) was too great and they switched to USB-A. Now it is hard to even find a computer mouse that uses BluTooth. I think that GM and other car makers are trying to keep up with the tech based on what their own executives and their executive's teenage kids are using. Some states are trying to pass laws to keep automakers from pulling AM radio from their cars because of state and interstate highways giving weather and Amber alerts via the AM band.
@6:58 where do you think CELL PHONES CAME FROM SCOTTY
It’s amazing how any car runs works anything actually functions! These modern so called technology we have is crap. At one time we knew how to build Engines as well as cars and there was no computer or modules and vehicles were dependable and reasonably cheap repair bills on vehicles
I would like to think that a hybrid would be ideal. Use Gas to get going use eletric to keep going gas recharge the battery
Over complicated for very little benefit. If you lease maybe, but if you want to keep it 5 to 10 years replacing batteries and electric motors and anything to do with the electric side will cost you alot more.
There is a post going around saying you passed away
I don't believe they should get you for stealing in fact I turned it around and say that you need to protect me from that crap
Rip legend 🕊️
Everybody in Australia (most anyway) know that since we stopped making vehicles in 2018 that all vehicle manufacturers dump their crap out here & especially FORD,GM & STALLANTIS Iam glad I do not need to buy a new vehicle with all this junk being sent here.(nearly 66 & have 2 vehicles that were made prior to 2006 one is a Holden the other is a Nissan hoping they see me out.)
Fix It Again Tony !!
Scotty, think about it, that is not stealing power. That is power that is bleeding off the lines that would be lost anyway. That guy you are talking about, it runs along his property.
The best solution for long time truck, is the one with manual transmission. And it will save on gas, too.
Wish they still sold pickups with manuals.
She first drove in the IndyCar Series with Rahal Letterman Racing in 2005 and took three pole positions, equaling Tomas Scheckter's record of poles in a rookie season. She was named the Rookie of the Year for both the 2005 Indianapolis 500 and the 2005 IndyCar Series. She improved over the next two years with Rahal Letterman Racing in 2006 and later Andretti Green Racing in 2007. In 2008, Patrick followed up her Japan victory to place sixth overall in the drivers' standings. She improved on this to secure fifth the following season, which saw her finish a career-high third at the Indianapolis 500, the best performance by any woman at the race. Patrick's overall form declined during 2010, but she still managed two-second-places at oval tracks before leaving IndyCar after the 2011 season to focus on stock car racing full-time. Ouch, Scotty left that out. He can only win a pole in his dreams.
If she really did accomplish all that should’ve been a better NASCAR driver . Makes it even worse actually her nascar record was terrible
Was all that really necessary?
5:55 As long as this guy is putting up wires on his property, and there are no easements on his deed prohibiting it, I'd say he's within his rights. He didn't force the power company to pollute his property with alternating EM fields; finders-keepers. That said, 36.2 Joules is a little over half a watt-minute, or 1/120th of a watt-hour, or 1/120,000 KWH, or about 3/10,000 of a cent's worth of electricity.
If you're planning on harvesting electricity from power lines, don't. Not because it's dangerous or "illegal", it's just a pure waste of time and material for a such a tiny amount of power.
When I owned a camper a few years ago, I couldn’t find any American made tires for it. Who makes them?
Cooper.
Not joking. 80% of my phone time is watching Scotty.
Hello Scotty please tell us about Toyotas secret water car and test mules are on the road now.
Scotty is Windows 3.0 and you gearheads are loving it.
Well, i mean evs suck..ivr seen it.
@phatgringo2.0 I wouldn't be mocking Windows 3.0 from the DOS seats.
@@richsweeney1115 i have two they are light years better than an ICE vehicle. The only downside is they are expensive but I got mine used and saved thousands.
@@ForzaJerseyhow about from the CPM seats?
I wouldn't care to buy one of those things especially not new as a lot of the leaks and fall apart and they're way over priced. There is a guy on RUclips channel called truck house life that built his own and put it on the back of an old Ford F350 diesel. And it's like a perfect little setup for traveling on the road a lot in Alaska. He can even still pull a trailer with the little house on the truck. It's actually pretty cool and I'd recommend checking it out. If I was gonna something like that I might seriously consider doing what he did rather than buying an overpriced leaky tin can.
BYD in the United States?
Love my Tesla 💞
Why do they put Gps or a Radio, or any other Electronic in a Car When the Phone Does it?
My 2012 500c no problems in 12 years.
This past winter really exposed the serious downside to EV's! And I still don't understand how it escaped all the testing that is done on cars, almost every manufacturer including foreign companies test their vehicles in the Keweenaw Peninsula in Michigan where 200 inches of snow and 10 below is considered a mild winter! They even put them in controlled freezing conditions, there was no excuse for it!
If they give me one...I’d use it...but won’t pay for it. Maybe
Scotty hatin’ big time on Danica Patrick. 😂
Nonsense, he's just being honest.
she can't drive. Token female.
@@hydrostatic8048 DID I say he was being dishonest? I agree with Scotty….but he’s still coming down on her.
She needs Jesus
Danica Patrick Deserves Criticism IF She Wants To Play With The Big Boys In NASCAR.
If that’s stealing power, then my radio has been pilfering broadcast signals for decades.
My daughter and nephew are now electricand couldn't be happier with them. Time and technology do not pause for us old dinosaurs.
Fix it again, Tony!
GM wanted to capture the software revenue that was going outside the company - they saw a new endless revenue stream except that that ship has sailed unless they came up w/ something revolutionary
Why not put solar panels on mobile homes...be just like regular homes..
I mean..ive had a couple mobile homes, theyre already pretty much like regular homes.. i mean yea, theyre made with thinner walls, ect.. but liked mine.. but mine were regular size, 60 ft ,not a camper size
Tiny houses used to be called campers.
Just here because seen you died for the third time this year on FB 😂
36.2 joules? That's practically nothing. Did Scotty mean 36.2 kilojoules?
He doesn't know the difference. This isn't car repair, it's car-ranting.
my Pioneer car stereo can use Android or Carplay. Maybe GM should have done the same thing with their radio
isn't the electrical energy being immitted by these power lines being wasted if it is floating outside the transmission lines? How is that stealing? Doesn't it dissipate into the atmosphere anyway?
0:45 because the car itself runs Android now natively, which most or all automakers are soon to do. So there's not really a need for Android Auto or Apple CarPlay anymore. Again, this is coming to most other automakers soon.
One of the big reasons is to tightly integrate the system with the EV system, ie maps telling you charge level and routing you to a charger as well as pre-conditioning the battery if you're going to a fast charger.
Gm's infotainment was plauged with issues
❤ take the power already @ they've been ripping us off forever @
Makes sense. The Jeep Renegade is made by Fiat. My young Renegade at 60,000 it threw a rod.
GM can't even put out a vehicle without electrical issues and they want to go EV? Got a 23 canyon and they can't get the adaptive cruise or blindspot monitoring to work right. Very worried for the vehicles with super cruise 😢
My wife's father was a Dodge dealer. We used to have a saying, if a car is broken down beside the road, it's a Dodge. Also my 70 charger had terrible brakes. Would fade to nothing after 1 crash stop. Now the police use chargers and the primary reason they have to break off a high speed pursuit is bacause they run out of brakes. After 54 years one would think Chrysler Corp would have figured out how to make brakes!!!! ... Db
Consumer Report reader survey shows the Toyota 4Runner is the most reliable vehicle sold in the USA. The Toyota Prius is the most reliable car sold in USA.
Well, that chevy EV has a nice body style. I'll say that much for it.
I've heard about this type of energy "harvest". Couldn't the transmission line companies run a lower wire "collector' halfway down and collect this bleed off and say, sell it locally, perhaps at discount? Profit is profit rather than just waste it. The infrastructure is there, sell it to the farmers, maybe they can use it to buy solar panels and use it For EVs, get em cheap and have a string of them to go into town. Say Fred, can I park this Fiat next to your fence? Someone gave it to me.
BRING BACK AFFORDABLE SUB-COMPACTS LIKE THE HONDA FIT, KIA RIO, TOYOTA YARIS, MAZDA 2, VW GOLF, FORD FIESTA, CHEVY SPARK, ETC. ETC. ETC.!
Why people saying you're dead on FB!???? LMAO 😂😂😂😂