Buick Enclave: The Repairs - Object Detection Module & Harness
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In a previous video • Buick Enclave - The Di... we had a look at a customers Buick Enclave and gave her a list and estimate for the repairs she want fixed. Now it's time to get started fixing it..... that is until we run into a snag.
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Not only is she saving money by having you do the work, she's having it done right!
Having it done right is saving money lol
Absolutely; top notch.
@rickcreel9557 true but she's saving even more money. Even with new brakes and labor on top of everything else its still less than the stealer I mean dealer.
Eric, I'm somewhat concerned about the well being of 'Lawnmower Man'. Two videos, and he hasn't been out cutting the grass. Better call 911 and get a wellness check on him....
Really. Police don't kill people. They only kill fools that seem to think they're better than the police and then disobey what the police officer is asking them to do. Don't get me wrong they're some police officers that are sketchy but most are stand up honest people. If you think that they're all crazy with hate maybe you should become one. Let's see what you do when you come to a scene and have no idea what is going. Also why they stopped you cause you're speeding or something. At least show a wee bit respect for the law enforcement officers
Hahaha!! I forgot about Lawnmower man until you mentioned it. Great comment!
Keep your hate and politics to yourself
Yeah Mr O update needed lol
@@Look_What_You_Didwhat a great comment to leave on a car repair video for someone trying to leave a funny comment. It bothers me more knowing that 13 other morons agreed with you and gave a thumbs up. Hopefully police officers never have to put themselves in danger or risk his or her life trying to save someone with you narrow-minded thoughts!
NAPA = Never Any Parts Available. That made my day. 😅
GM tech here, they have moved the park assist modules from outside to inside the car, which is great if you like removing the rear HVAC system in order to get to it 🙄
Don’t you just love engineers
I would think it should last longer now. You know the no salt and dirt and water intrusion things. Unless the rear HVAC unit takes a poop. 😂
The SBZA (side blind zone alert) modules and UPA's (ultra sonic park assist) are still in the fascias just like seen here. I work at the Fairfax assembly plant and deal with nothing but the fascias all day everyday.
Imagine looking at some mirrors instead . Then you wouldn't have to pay for all this garbage !
When I was at a gm dealer, I loved replacing these. Easy to diagnose, and they paid great. Which can't be said about most other jobs.
It is good to see that there are still some honest auto tecks that are standing on there entreaty and not ripping the costumers off. Unlike every dealership
Proper English my guy.
there/their Not every dealership rips people off.
"..standing on there entreaty..." ????
you mean Stealership
Christ, go back to school.
"see you guys in part two" Yes you did, can't wait for part three now 😂
Wish there was a shop like yours near Buffalo. Last year caught the fool doing my state inspection taking my car for a joy ride while too dumb to notice the 4k dash cam recording everything with audio.
Man after 45 years in the body business, I know that sound of that 1/4 inch air rachet. Don't miss that sound at all.
How is your hearing?
@@justliberty4072 what? Cows are nearing?
I like this series where you went from diagnosis, to estimate, then to repairs. I like to feel like I went along for the whole ride!
It's really nice that Vanessa and you are able to work together. Often when a couple that works a lot does so at two very different careers they get to where it's difficult to relate to each other. I know there are times when it's straining to be under each other's feet all the time but I think the benefits way outshine that. 🙂 Very happy for you both.
Hot cup of coffee and an Eric O video, it's gonna be a great day 😉
Thank you Eric O. For fixing the p brake and possibly saving someone's life.
37 years old, born and raised in Metro Detroit and just learned this year about rust jacking. Thanks road commission for melted roads!
The best technician I have ever seen. I would have loved to work for this guy.
Eric, your greatness still outshines most people who work on newer vehicles on RUclips! You must have one hell of a customer base in NY! And deserve it also!
Great to hear you speak up about the tyrants..
I wish I new a car mechanic like you around here. I'd never question what you say my car needed. Love watching your work.
The people in your area are very fortunate have such an honest mechanic. But, it's not just the honesty, it's the pride you take in your work as well. There are a handful of people that I would let touch my car, and you sir are at the top of the list!
Up at 5am daily! Great video, love the little digs into the PRONY. Looks like the politicians need to revise the State Inspection Laws. They will probably call a special session and you will end up having to buy a new official State Sign, same as the old sign, but different colors.
".. buy a new official State Sign, same as the old sign .." I can hear Who playing in the background .. "Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss."
PRONY is really funny. Glad the comments here stay real and don't get angry/ugly/political/bot comments. (subscriber since before there was a stove in the office. There was one set of serious threats from Eric re potential ugly posts on a video with Miss Hannah, fortunately not needed (or needed and no bodies found). Comments here are great).
@@Tsnor150oh you've been here longer than me. I've been here since about 2018
The video of Eric talking about the sign was just a little over a month or so ago.@@FixIt1975
Id drive from Michigan to New York to have Eric O fix my vehicle. I know it would be done correct. Great stuff!!!
Your videos are the one thing I've missed the most while spending 3 days at the beach here in the beautiful PNW with crappy cell service.😁
N.A.P.A. (Never Any Parts Available) I laughed my way into a coughing spasm, awesome work on this vehicle along with a lovely assistant. PS, I enjoyed the buggy shot, not many of those in Los Angeles. Thanks
Not unless they're filming in that era. Does any studio have a western back lot now?
That a way Eric. All the way on the service work and customer satisfaction... Kudos
cool laid back honest guy.
Super fun watch!!
Great way to start a Monday morning. Have a great week Eric
WTG big son! Nice work all aroun!. She may not realize it but she got one of the best and most honest mechanic in Republic of New York!
Another happy customer?
Great job as always 👍
Good to see someone got you flowers!!💓💯
I still watch this guy even if I'm not interested in the subject. I enjoy how he breaks down the task.
😊😊 Good old American cover up , Plastic everywhere. Your amazing Mr. O .
Eric that video was very cool, i missed my local news to watch no big deal great job👍🏋️♀️🤺 always very sweet to see mrs O and you got Amish in your neighborhood very cool⚡️🏎
Good ideea about the plastic case from Harbor Freight. Always learning something from Eric O
You are a top grade mechanic but I'm glad I do 99% of my work myself
Honesty is the best policy ... nice video
Started watching this video..saw Mrs O helping out...got dragged into the kitchen to wash up...missed rest of video...will have to watch it again...RESULT!!
Dude, re-arrange your priorities
I watch your videos all the time. I work for a Chevy dealer in Junction City, Kansas. I like to watch a video before jumping into things and you cover a lot of GMs.
NAPA earned the acronym many years ago, before Eric O was born. I remember wanting 8 spark plugs for a smallblock chevy when they were the most common engine on the road locally. They only had 6. They had to order the other 2 and that is all they ordered.
Having worked mostly on foreign automobiles my whole working life I enjoyed the NAPA acronym. Never heard it before this morning. Thanks, joke of the day, good way to start, along with my second cup.
Recently I've gotten oem parts online from an ottawa dealer for less than napa wants for aftermarket. Although my friend does get a business discount so he got me some springs from napa. His price 140, mine 180.
Well done Mr O. Your customer should be very glad you took the trouble to get the reader/programmers to do that job and you know how to use them. You are very very good at your job - far better than just about every tech! Love that NAPA stands for Never Any Parts Available.
NAPA = Never Any Parts Available.
I love it too, Never heard that before now.
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My dad's been calling it that since the 90s and sometimes in Spanish, No (H)Ay Partes Aqui (there's no parts here)
SMA body and fender work! This is great! Let me get my coffee and a English muffin and let’s watch
There is a possible carbon monoxide leak at 14:36 on the right side of the tailgate weatherstrip. Had the same with its Chevy counterpart. The position of the weatherstrip makes it easy to damage when sliding heavy objects out of the rear. My example only had the metal clip embedded in the rubber flattened over enough to look fine but not seal when closed, being ripped is possibly worse. The Weatherstrip might be popular as at the time the dealership had it in stock. Tool used was a Testo 317 but there's Klein and plenty of other brands available. It also answered the question of why the previous owner hadn't driven the vehicle for over 5 months.
Great video E, got a failed side object module on the wife's car to replace next.
Those who don't know should know that guys like you (caring, skilled technicians) literally save your customers major dollars, and in this case of those brakes possibly her LIFE. Great job!
"Cos we're not pricks" Love that, it's probably the reason you're edging ever closer to 1 million subs too.
Thanks for another honest video. They never fail to entertain and inform.
Thanks for the video Mr.&Mrs. O.
Hi Eric, Scott from vehcor has a bumper installation tool you could use for the bumper, don’t know if he hires his out but you could use you’re own 😇 another great post Eric
He can use it to install the mouldings too!
He uses that bumper install tool for all sorts of other stuff, it's pretty handy.
I just love your tools collection, all the toys en stuff😊
I always get up around 5am just to see if Eric dropped a video and yeah he did, thanks.
i don't know why I'mwatching your vidz for years now. I'm in hvac i don't ever work on cars
Yay, there is Mrs. O, I hope you feel better soon.
Yup, the "You never know what you're going to get into until you get into it" deal!
I would always qualify the job as a set price except for the things you can't see until you take it apart. Case in point, I gave a price on replacing a mobile home entrance door but would say before, if I take the door out and there's rotten wood, we go from there separately.
Thank you for the information on the inspections.
Those park brake shoes fall off here down south! Don’t think that only happens in the great salty north! Thanks Eric!
Those pliers are awesome that you use to remove those plastic clips. I've bought a couple of different trim tools for those things and they all suck. I'll have to find a set of those.
Nice to see Mrs. O. helping out AND great cinematography as always !!!
The NAPA acronym.... pure gold gave me quite the chuckle. Thanks Eric.
Eric O. I'm up in Rochester this week for work. On my way up from SE Pennsylvania, I got to make a fill-up stop in your little Avoca. You live in a beautiful place!
What a nice guy Mr O
Nice to see quality repairs.
Thank you again Eric a very good video. Ms O to the rescue again lol This one you were very funny on I got tickled.
I agree whole heartily with the previous comment, there is only one way to do a mechanical job and that is the right way; and you my friend go above and beyond. I really wish we had a mechanic like yourself in our town.
A cliffhanger? Nicely done.
Keep on telling it it like it is bro. Love the videos. Learned alot on wiring diagrams to check the actual problem. Instead of parts cannon being the go to.
Really interesting to see the insets of state inspections, but most interesting of all was the pony and trap!
If that were my own car I think I would have also cut the old harness and used it to make an "extended" harness and found a place inside the vehicle to put it. Great video!
As a person that built 300+ door panels a day for chrysler the christmas trees being off was a very common thing all day long. you'd be lucky to get 25% of the harnesses with them in the right spot. Installing body harness in chevy trucks at GM was no better lol
Thanks for taking us along on this ride! Loved following along
Never enjoy making that call that more work is needed. It is what it is though. ✌🏻💪🏻🙏🏻👍🏻
I live in Elkhart county in Indiana and I see 90% of the time the ol horse and buggy on roads all the time. Watching this video had be looking out the window. Good job as always and make sure the customer keeps her BUICK
There is quite a few horse and buggies down here near Rockville , IN. as well.
Yep you show right I passed a few going down to the prison to visit someone
Actually "Laughed Out Loud" on Never Any Parts Available... You're a trip, Eric!
Hang in there! Great job as usual.
Never any parts available, NAPA gotta admit that's a first for me. Great channel, been subscribed it seems forever, informative to the point and above all your honest opinions. Thank you for your video content and keep them coming all the best to you and the lovely and talented Mrs. O and the children they do grow up fast.
Just this year, I actually had to do RAM's job and diagnose a "PARKSENSE /SHIFTER" problem on my 2019 RAM 1500 4x4. Turns out, it is a major problem RAM is having, that they are keeping hush hush, from the general public as well as their dealerships (yes I reported Chrysler for doing so). AFTER I thoroughly tested and diagnosed the problem *because they had no friggen idea!*, I then took it to the dealer for them to FIX (Warranty rules). I sent a complete dialogue of the diagnosis and repair, hoping to help the countless others suffering from this issue...............One family was in a serious accident when this problem occurred, causing the brakes to lock up, then making the truck and trailer jack knife, then roll several times, severely inuring the driver and his family onbaord. Chrysler/RAM has kept this major problem HIDDEN. They ARE aware of it, but have done nothing to correct the cause (BAD HARNESS CONNECTORS)
I see Stellantis needs to get all the information on Ford and their Pinto issue and learn that it will cost them dearly
At DCX/FiatSlerAntis, the Customer is the QC Dept. They always hope you find out after the warranty is done, and **** in the *** with a huge bill!
Great series Eric as always. Little late watching but better late viewing than never, lots of OT at work. People in Avoca is lucky to have you in the area. On to the next video.
Well said Eric.......
Buick Thunder
Thank you for the video
Hilarious! Never Any Parts Available....Anxiously awaiting the next video.
I am going to try the Let It Go song on the rusted 550 dual wheels, keep up.the good work
People are lucky to have you as there mechanic eric... no scumbags at your shop !!!!.. mrs o is stunning as usual!!!
*Their
Never used the word free in my old company. We liked complimentary.
This might be the 1st time I’ve seen you pull a fender liner completely out, seen lots of times pulling it back, but not completely out
Who else is up at 5am?
Does earlier count?
@@I-watch-at-2xyea, I was up at 2:30am….
I've been up since 5am yesterday. Yes, my ass is tired!
Up early with a crying baby.
me
That NAPA acronym was pretty funny. Keep up the good work Mr. O!
Eric,
Great video and fix - thank you.
Surprised you were able to use the same socket for the lug nuts that lost their outer sleeves as the ones that hadnt. Im old fashioned (driving 48 years) - 'blind spot detection' = turning your head.
SMA#1
Paul (in MA)
BTW MA annual inspection is $35 and they dont look at brakes at all. They do check ball joints. And its all recorded on camera (but nobody watches).
Nice looking prybar. I have that same exact one. Thank God I live in a no inspections state.
Eric! Has such a pretty lady! Helping him!
Mrs. O for camera lady! Eric does a great job on repairs. Better to have something fixed correctly before you wind up on the side of the road or worse in an accident.
Nice work Eric..
Had to do this recently on a 16 Suburban. That module kept the vehicle from starting as well! Module and wire harness in back.
Nice little flowers.
Another great video. Thanks !
For rizzle he says. I love it
Gota love the color commentary and the acronym! Thanks!
Tool box tour Eric!
Again, makes it look easy.
Absolutely the proper time to address both rear brake assemblies, components, whatever 🇺🇸🗽💡👌
just had a parking brake come apart on a trip. same thing. you just did her a big favor. better to happen when you can do something about it. Calcium chloride sucks!!
Mrs O handy as a pocket, purity too.
Hi 👋🏻 Eric O what a great video and honest fix 👍🏻 But the bonus is always seeing Mrs 0 x 🏴
Just did the front brakes on my explorer sport. The pins were rusted one was frozen solid, had to use the bluepoint heat wrench to get it loose. Apparently the last person who did brakes didn't grease the pins.