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Last clip - @OldeCarrGuy
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0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 The owner's vehicle was a lifted school bus out of all things. Either way maintenance on differentials and other drivetrain components are always important, especially when using your vehicle in severe conditions.
0:18 Must have not drove the best as well. A simple fix for the mechanic! Then an alignment was done afterwards as per the customers request.
0:28 The rear window was smashed out causing the wind noise and the vehicle not being properly sealed.
0:41 GMC/Chevy pickup truck. A very common issue to see on these vehicles and can be easily fixed with a new cross member for the rear shocks. Hopefully, the customer will get it fixed.
0:59 The customer bought the vehicle used (private sale) and did not know the vehicle didn't have navigation/maps. An important reason to read your owner's manual and make sure the vehicle you're purchasing has the features you want.
1:08 Maybe the customer was trying to stop a dash rattle. The shop isn't sure why the customer had attempted to do this.
1:18 The vehicle was just in for an oil change when the technician noticed all of this spray foam underneath this SUV.
1:27 Maybe the customer's "friend" damaged the cylinder head in the process of installing the timing belt. The technician said he really did not get a full story and this whole thing was a mess.
1:48 Customer was pressing the phone buttons hard enough to honk the horn, as it's all one assembly.
2:12 Customer paid to get the wheel locks removed.
2:25 Booger welds were removed and the exhaust was repaired.
2:35 The customer said he was trying to beat the door but ripped off the roof rack on his SUV instead.
2:45 Goose noise was caused by the ABS pump.
2:56 Probably not the best spot for their emergency kit. If anything the emergency kit will cause an emergency.
3:05 Always be careful what you put in your garbage cans if you work in a shop. Especially if you weld, use a torch, grinder etc. Make sure to have the appropriate containers for soiled rags, etc.
3:14 Outro. Thanks for watching! 
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also thanks to my friend @OldeCarrGuy (YT) for sharing the last clip. Always be careful what's in your shops garbage bins.
At Last Youre Back
U need to do a video just on Spray foam
If you ever do a spray foam compilation it will be your longest compilation ever!
I'm having a great weekend! Thank you 😁❤️
I'd suggest a video compilation where the customers didn't decline repairs, but I doubt there'd be enough to last even a minute...
It's been in the works for years 😜
Edit - coming later this year
@@JustRolledIn 💀In the works for YEARS?
Maybe a "Great Moments in Spray Foam" compilation?
@@JustRolledIn Later this year... So you're awfully optimistic about the costumers in 2024 eh?
@jj I've been working on the customer approved repairs episode before 2024 lol
I'll forever be amazed by the many animal noises broken cars are capable of.
Every car is a zoo, and the zookeeper is the customer.
Both of you guys are hilarious! 😂
I should have taken a video when my wheel bearing went. That was an interesting noise especially when it took a couple of weeks to get booked in. My radio was up past 11.
Customer states brakes sound like a screaming salamander
it was me, i did it
Yes, he was "set up for an emergency." His, when all of that stuff catches fire or causes a catastrophic engine failure.
Exactly what I was thinking lol
Oh my god, YES‼️ How can he even consider stashing all that stuff in there⁉️
This is what we make storage compartments and Trunks for.
Darwinism at its best/worst.
@@HopskotchBunny
I've my hazard stuff in the exact same place though.
.....Of course there's enough spare space there to have had a frunk fitted and it's in that, but if I said that immediatly you wouldn't have clicked 'more' to see.
I especially like the ones that have crazy sound descriptions like "It sounds like two whales tap dancing on gravel" and when you hear it that is somehow completely accurate.
Now I want to hear that one!
@@MonkeyJedi99 You'll have to get a couple of whales.
The use of spray foam for car repairs is another one of the signs that the end is near.
The end of intelligence in the US happened a long time ago, 2016 to be exact
I'm sure I've seen spray foam mentioned somewhere in Revelations.
I'm guessing to some people, spray foam is like duct tape is to rednecks. In my area of the country, you will see lots of duct tape and zip tie "repairs". Hell, I "repaired" one of my spark plug boots with super glue and radiator hose tape. It saved me a couple hundred dollars (can't buy just the boot or just the wires) and has lasted some years now.
There will be signs in the sun roof, moon roof, and aftermarket headlights. On the earth, Customers will be in anguish and perplexity at the roaring engine and tossing of rods. Men will faint from smoke inside the car, apprehensive of what is that smell, for the frames and unibodies will be shaken. Customers will reach for spray foam and shall not comfort them. Yet shall they deny repairs which the prophet hath recommended for their ailing chariots.
I just brought some shares in a spray foam Manufacturing plant lol
It is seriously offical, 2024 is the year of spray foam. Its been in like every video 😂
But this time it was for "an unknown reason" LOL
Any home repair supplies getting used on a car is guaranteed entertainment.
@@michaelfoxbrass when you want to be featured on this channel
I think starbucks is giving away spray foam with every cup of coffee.
@@FastSS02 _"Well, y'see there's this guy on RUclips..."_
WTF is with all this Spray Foam? It's the new duct tape of the century 😅
Never ends 😂
Maybe it will end after the last video of 2024@@JustRolledIn
Duct tape works though
One of these days I expect to see a spray foam video where the foam turns into a monster like The Blob.
More and more spray foam videos. WTF?
Welcome to Bud's Alignment, Body and Spray Foam Shop. If we can't fix it, we spray foam it!
Do your best and foam the rest!
@@JustRolledIn Available in mint!
A subsidiary of Bud's Booger welds inc.
On the bright side, two customers confessed to having done the repairs themselves.
Here's my question... how do you keep going to create *THAT* mess, if it's immediately obvious you can't set up a welder, nor weld?
You can tell a lot about someone by how clean their car is
Wait. Mine is covered in mud…
@@RedlininRednecks that means you like buttstuff. Sorry dude i don't make the rules.
Well, that depends on the type of filth. There is trash filth like food and cups and such. Then you have chainsmoker filth, then you have pet filth (I've seen cars absolutely covered in dog hair, then saw the dog and realized that was probably a weeks worth of dog hair lol), then you have hoarder filth, drug addict filth, stoner filth, and many others. Just looking at a car and seeing it dirty doesn't tell the whole story. I for one wash my daily driver once or twice a year. More if they put salt on the roads. Why? The paint WAS good until the dumbasses of the area kept denting and dinging it to the point I finally said screw it. No point in keeping the outside clean when you get new scratches and dings every week because of the inconsiderate pricks. I do keep my windows really clean because dirty windows annoy the crap out of me.
@@RedlininRednecks I think the inside. Not the outside,so you maybe alright 😅
Yep... when I had houses to rent, I'd sneak out to look at how they treated their vehicle... and if it looked like a rolling trash dump I'd decline them. If they treat their own property as a dump I don't believe they'd take care of mine....
Customers can't weld or even figure out that whistling noise is an open window but by golly they know their animal sounds
That was the worst pile of booger welds I’ve ever seen.
If a reboot of "The Red Green Show" is ever considered, he should use spray foam in place of duct tape.
lol! That's a great idea
Red green's projects generally worked, though
@@The_Ballo At least temporarily.
I agree and I use to watch that show.😅😂
Quality repairs require both duct tape and spray foam, just to make sure!
If you haven't watched it yet. SPOILERS Yes, there is spray foam.
It wouldn’t be a JRI episode without at least one spray foam incident 😂
That's like saying spoiler, today's news broadcast includes a weather report
It looks like spray foam is the new duct tape.
😅😅😂😂
"Spray foam. Spray foam everywhere..."
The "wind noise" complaint reminded me of when I first opened the sunroof at speed in my previous car and was greeted by an incredible noise and buffeting like a helicopter gunship was keeping formation overhead. I could barely hold a yelled conversation with my passenger, let alone hear the radio or audible warnings. It turned out there was a pop-up "spoiler" at the front of the sunroof with four slotted holes that were still covered by factory-fitted protective film. Removing the film allowed the air to flow freely and the noise and vibration was gone. The funny thing is that the car was bought used, and the previous owner had driven it for three and a half years with that film in place. I can only assume that she never used the sunroof, or that she'd been happy to live through a recreation of _Apocalypse Now_ every time she did.
i had a buick lacrosse with a sunroof. i used it only once in 10 years . i didn't like the sun on my head.
My beemer had a similar spoiler, only with slots instead of holes.
Apocalypse now is about as accurate as any of the animal sound descriptions on here, when I was driving down the freeway and casually extended my arm out of the sunroof, pulling down the spoiler as I tried to rest my hand on the edge.
The horror... The horror...
Honestly with how often we get vehicles in the shop with water leaks originating from the sunroof in some way, you're better off without one on a vehicle unless you live in California or Florida and only ever take it out of the garage on nice days.
@@alexwalker2582 Would be nice, unfortunately, things I do value, like more supportive and adjustable seats, better wheel/tire/brake packages and good audio system only come on higher trim levels, where you're forced to take sunroof (weight, noise, leaks), leather or worse fake leather (always too hot or cold), large diameter wheels (noise, fuel efficiency, ride quality, pothole damage, tire replacement cost), among other things.
I love how the noise descriptions are always so on-point.
We need a compilation of all the car noises brought in. Perhaps play the sound and THEN show us their description after each one. It will be fun for us to see if their description is what we think it sounds like without a prompt ahead of time.
@@tc6818Have a look through past videos, there is one which was made specifically showing the various noises and the descriptions.
@@tc6818 I've done two of them. Search for "my car sounds like" on my home page :)
@@JustRolledIn Thanks. I enjoyed them both last evening. I really like it when someone explains what caused the noise (or the spinning steering wheel).
He's set up for an emergency, and I'm predicting that he's going to get one.
Can we get a customer spray foam compilation? At this point the length may span multiple days but this is important for scientific and historical purposes.
A “my engine sounds like …” compilation would be good too. Please and thank you.
@@hazelanderson1479 part 1 ruclips.net/video/JbmtxvF8Sz0/видео.htmlsi=nyKHAi-vzvZRFmJF and part 2 ruclips.net/video/9Ya0YrGbm38/видео.htmlsi=KD4R5n7p4sD4RhLo
Always like his narrative voice over the videos - never snarky.
Thanks! Just here to show & tell.
@@JustRolledIn You do it well.
@@garyb6219 You're a poet and don't know it. Your feet don't show it. They're not Longfellows...
there's not much to say when it speaks for itself lol
How many times do you have to watch the videos so that you are able to stay calm while doing the naration? It takes me at least twice as long as the time duration of the video because I keep pauseing or going back and rewatching most of the video while just shaking my head and/or LMAO.
2:57 the correct reply to that customer is "mate you are a emergency waiting to happen".
One of the worst stories I heard is when someone told me they took their BMW in for repairs at the dealership. One of the employees got into a huge accident with the car, but they didn't tell the customer and just kept delaying him until it was all supposedly fixed. But when the customer got his car, he realized so many different things, and they eventually had to fess up. Not sure how that one ended but he wasn't happy.
That happened to a friend of mine. His Corvette had some damage after a visit to the dealership (screwdriver hole in the seat, for one). Turns out someone had taken it for a joyride. He got them to provide free services so he wouldn't sue. One day I told him the dealership had been sold and he was upset, knowing his deal was over.
Literally sounds like what happened to someone in Miami that took their BMW to the dealer, serviceman got into an accident and they RAN THE CUSTOMERS INSURANCE without his knowledge! Miami is littered with scammers and thieves, the whole city sucks.
@@Paul_Wetor A friend of mine dropped her car off at the mechanic and it was there for 2 weeks. When she got it back, it had 300 miles more than when she left it. During that time, her stepdaughter asked her why she was somewhere 40 miles from home because she saw the car. She didn't think anything of it because it was a white VW Jetta, but the stepdaughter was pretty sure it was her because of a dent in one of the doors she was waiting to get fixed.
@@WastedTalent-Years ago an insurer-nominated bodyshop added around 70 miles to my then desirable car after a not-my-fault accident. They said they'd only taken it for a test drive...
Fortunately the nearest I've ever come to that was when I washed my car and suddenly noticed that it had developed a brand-new front number plate with the dealer's logo on it. They'd obviously smashed the original while it was in for service and quietly replaced it without letting on.
A logistical officer once told me this:
"You can either pay in dollars now or somebody else can pay in blood for your choice later, it will be a reflection of your character so choose carefully. "
2:25 I like that the person who did the booger welds owned up to it, instead of claiming that their 'friend' did it, like so many customers featured on this channel do
I'm amazed they kept at it as long as they did. Most people would have quit long before their lump of booger welds got as big as a tennis ball.
Not just that. He also didn't decline repairs!
First time in my life I've seen that term "booger welds" and it's totally appropriate!
Spray foam. It's not just for insulation anymore.
Structure in a can!
1:48 This remembers me to my first trip on the Autobahn with my NV200. I honked every time I adjusted the cruise control.
Honestly its just a bad design by Nissan more than anything else. Usually the horn is part of a center piece that isn't part of the other parts of the steering wheel.
Should play "Just Rolled In-bingo": spray foam, customer declines repairs, crap welds, customer declined repairs and returned with a more expensive problem, etc.
Missing suspension parts, paper-thin brake rotors, "another shop" did it, goofy ornaments blocking controls, DIY electrical nightmares, ...
Customer states that vehicle does not do something it cannot, as it does not have this fearure.
I am 95% certain the spray foam behind the dash is a rattle/squeak fix. Had something similar with my 06 Scion. About 6 months after I bought it (brand new) it started to squeak. The dealership couldn't/wouldn't fix it under warranty, so I had to remove the center console fascia and put a piece of double sided, thick tape at a specific spot. Never squeaked again.
For some reason, your comment reminded me of a squeak coming from the right back seat. But I don't think about it unless I notice it while driving. And it usually(not always) only does it when my granddaughter is in the back. I just may go check that out, while it's on my mind.
I’ve been using felt tape or the German brand Tesa electrical tape for years. But finding the source of the rattle is always a challenge. Spray foam sounds like a great option for that application in the video, if it did work.
I've got a small piece of a straw in mine to stop a noise. A plastic fast food straw.
You just reminded me of my squeaky clutch pedal... thank you, maybe I won't forget today lmao
As someone who succesfully used spray foam in home DIY twice, this channel has convinced me that means I'm also 20% a car mechanic.
Yes, I used it to pad the bricks where the builder had knocked a hole through for a waste pipe leaving about 6 inches of space around a round pipe. That, I think, is acceptable but I'm finding my mind trying to justify it now!
I am so glad I stopped being a mechanic. One thing i will never miss are those damn wheel locks!
These Rust buckets scare the hell out of me !
The welds on the rust buckets scare me more.
Spray foam will fix it,no biggie...
'Customer was advised that his vehicle did not have a navigation system.' Some years ago I had a friend who worked as a tech for a Chrysler dealer. Someone traded a very clean, low-miles, Dodge Dakota so the the dealership put it up for sale on their used lot. The truck sold very quickly and was returned a couple of days later. My friend was handed the work order, 'AC does not blow cold, check and advise. " My friend looked at the truck, and went back to the service writer to ask him it this was some kind of joke. Service adviser looked at the truck and it took him a few minutes to realize that truck did not have AC. They called the customer and it about an hour to explain that the truck was built without AC.
*has shattered rear window*
“Why do I hear a wind noise?”
That one sent me…
0:12 That diff deserves an MVP (Most Valued Part) award for *not* exploding and causing a huge crash despite the negligent lack maintenance.
it was a refreshing change that the customer accepted the repair and had the diff installed...was expecting to hear that the repairs were declined
"I'm ready for an emergency"
Dude obviously went to the fire marshal bill school of emergency preparedness.
1:19 Looks like this ran over a Foam Skunk, and got sprayed.
yeah it makes me think it was driven on a work site and they went over a can of it.
Literally every Just Rolled In video makes me laugh out loud at some point.
A dirty car is a sign of depression, a clean car is a sign of insanity, a few empty water bottles and a mcdonalds bag is "just aight".
Now that is true!!
There is two things the Customers are good at
1. Using Spray foam to fix everything
2. Describing sounds that there car is making
Hey. That DID sound like a goose!
These videos proof exactly why our vehicles here in Germany need to be inspected to be roadworthy. It is not a perfect system whatsoever, but is is frightening to see what kind of vehicles are on the road elsewhere in the world 😅
A good chunk of America requires inspections too, but from what I have heard it is pretty easy to just add a bit of extra cash to "convince" the inspector that there is no issue. Where I live inspections aren't required, but most of us take pretty good care of our vehicles anyway.
Same here in the UK - annual inspections start at three years old.
@@Graham_LangleyI custom-ordered a car and still had to get it inspected haha.
Half way in: "oh, so no spray foam videos this week"
Half 2: hold my beer
In the UK, Sainsbury's Instant Mashed Potato has stoically served in the spray foam role for some years.
That sounds good, you'll have something to eat while you're broken down on the side of the road.
That and screwed up newspaper and Polyfilla
🤣🤣🤣 even the garbage pail pranks people
that last guy needs an EV with a frunk :D
Cybertruck?
@@OverTheHorizon840 nah get something good instead
Spray Foam Strikes Again
Spray foam canisters should be sold only after completing an iq test.
Same should go for voting privileges...
I think I posted something similar three episodes ago. :)
Totally agreed. Stand up comedian Christian Finnegan had great ideas how to reform the voting process😁
I've been watching these clips for a while, always amazes me when the customers roll in with a disastrous DIY job and try to pretend they 'don't know what happened...' and the 'declined repairs' people, I only can hope the shop had the sense to alert the cops...
I really want to know what sort of advertising a spray foam company used in the US that has convinced so many Americans that its a suitable structural engineering material
I'm so confused by this too. I live in the USA, but have never personally seen this. I see it as on RUclips so there's a very strange phenomenon going on for whatever reason.
3:01 "he's set-up for an emergency" yeah, to *create* one when those alligator clips short something out
that'll light up the weed hes got sittin in the middle 🤣
2:36 I love when cars get the zoomies and destroy shit. The car wash ones are the best
I grew up working in an auto parts store. We NEVER sold or recommended spray foam insulation.😂
As I posted on a prior vid 's/b a controlled substance' but since there's an entire aisle of it @ Menards we're sure to see more:/
Obviously you missed out on a huge marketing opportunity....
@@davidjones332 Or a huge lawsuit.."That didn't fix my frame, you owe me a new truck."🙄
2:55 This guy is fully prepared for an emergency... which they inevitably will cause by being prepared for an emergency lol
Spray foam makes me smile every time. The reasons are too many to list. Bless their heart. 😊
I love the people that think spray foam is waterproof in their homes or vehicles.
Love your vids. I'm a full spectrum Tech. I can engineer a fix, but the things you see at a mech shop is hilarious,...I'm stunned at the many uses of spray foam.
The amount of spray foam in these videos is astounding. Maybe there is bad car repair advice on TikTok or something.
Every time I feel bad about my general stupidity, I go back to these videos. Makes me laugh every time :)
Spray foam has become the universal fix it tool. As always, a great video.
2:57 He's setup to HAVE an emergency. The goofball "prepper" mindset.
What is absolutely terrifying is that all of these "declined all repairs" customers just keep driving in traffic like nothing is wrong. It's a time bomb that could be anyone around you, and you'd never know it.
Buy stock in companies that make and sell spray foam. It may have made duct tape obsolete.
Duct tape is so last century.
0:11 Nutella! I wondered where my jar was at.
that last guy "I'm set up for an emergency"... yeah... a fire under your hood!
The goose one was great 🤣
What is the deal with idiots & spray foam?
The best part are those “sounds like” moments
Another video where the best vehicles are at the end. I was surprised with the first video though. They actually got the rear axle replaced! I guess they got that second brain cell so they could rub them together and generate a thought. How nice of them.
I welded, it helded!
People have a sick fascination for spray foam. Another winner my friend. 👍 👍
That Kia dealer footage is about what I'd expect from anybody willing to do business with those crooks. Took my '06 Elantra in for a new AC blower motor, my mom (who legally owned the car at the time) insisted on going to the Kia dealer instead of the Hyundai dealer that did all the other work on the car and had a great reputation. Those scumbags tried to charge me $400 for replacing the blower motor when all they did was recharge the Freon, which big surprise, didn't fix the issue. They gave me the car back, I get in, nothing works and I have to storm back inside and they actively tried to fight me that they did replace the blower motor and that it's probably a fusebox issue. Got them to refund the money after about 30 minutes of arguing and showing them it didn't blow at all and eventually the tech did admit he didn't replace the blower. I ended up being late for work because of having to fight them. Bought a $40 blower motor and replaced it myself. Surprise surprise, that fixed it and the one we pulled out was old and worn, very obviously not freshly installed.
Mechanic states "my phone camera must not be equipped with landscape mode"
The Window kills me
I love the ones where a customer states, "feature doesn't work," but the vehicle never had the feature.
when preparing for an emergency creates an emergency.
Just Foamed In continues to surprise.
that last customer is a nutcase using their engine bay as storage
This channel helps me remind why we have annual, mandatory safety inspections for cars in my country…
Looks more like differential pudding!
YUM!
Feels like I missed a summit or something where spray foam was declared "the next duct tape"
Spray foam is like Florida Man. Legend
Spray foam has become the new duct tape or even baling twine! 😁
Funny with the "goose underneath the hood". My Skoda has "loud cicada sound every time i break" and I have no idea why. Was gone some time after last service without me mentioning it and it came back soon enough.
Looking at that garbage pile in the car reminds me of my own days working garage bays.
My supervisor said that customers think that because we work in a garage, we must be animals.
Lerning to weld with electric arc, stick or wire feed, this result was called 'Pigeon shit'.
whoever tells these ppl to use spray foam probably is the biggest troll on planet and laughs like a maniac daily when he sees these videos
Constantly amazed at how much people will try to do.
that last one.....he is all set up for an emergency.....that he himself is about to create.
The homemade frunk is hilariously dangerous.
Anyone remember the times back in the 70s and 80s where the owner’s manual explained step by step how to fix something on your car or truck? Now days the owner’s manual tells us not to drink any fluids that belong in our vehicles
Spray foam fixes everything!
"Set up for an emergency"
Dude, your "storage" is an emergency
It's always "a friend" or "another shop" that messed the things up 😀
I just love this channel!
Some of these make me go “wow, just wow.”
The last clip of the garbage can reminds me of an extra large party popper going off.😂
The customer declined all repairs🤝The shop refused repairs
Those welds are H R Geiger stuff
Good call, I thought they ran over a Rasta..
The ones at :47 looked like a mass of spider eggs.
Ooooohhhh, that last clip. Hot work is dangerous folks. Prepare your work area properly, such as not keeping trash cans full of flammable vapors nearby
Hooray! More spray foam shenanigans..LOL
spray foam fixes everything