Customer States Police Officer Drove Into A Gate!
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0:00 Intro.
0:05 Fortunately nobody was injured. They are not sure what's happening with the vehicle as this just happened.
0:15 Rock making noise in the center console.
0:28 "O2 spacer extends the gap between the o2 sensor and the exhaust gases, with an increased gap, it will provide a lower Co2 reading." I've usually only seen 1 or two installed but never 6. Unfortunately, the customer needs a new catalytic converter as there is emissions testing in the state he lives in, and it needs to pass before he can drive his car.
0:42 Hopefully the customer gets the heat working in their vehicle soon as it's pretty dangerous to be driving around like this.
0:59 A used rear differential was installed. This must have made quite a bit of noise for a while!
1:11 Internal issue with CVT (continuously variable transmission).
1:26 Leaking jerry can in the trunk.
1:36 No extra info.
1:45 Technician didn't mention what caused this to happen but we've seen this in an older video where the steering shaft was broken which caused this to happen.
1:49 No extra info.
2:00 Customer received a quote for needed bodywork. No repairs done at this time.
2:14 The vehicle is using for towing, so hopefully the customer gets new tires and the correct received installed as that one is just held in place with c-clamps.
2:25 A new outer tie rod end was installed, and alignment was performed.
2:34 Missing battery, relays, fuses, air intake system, broken connectors, missing trim pieces and a whole lot more. The customer didn't want any other work, and just new keys programmed, which they could not do.
2:45 "A new screen was installed."
2:53 This RAM did not dodge these vehicles at this Nissan dealership. Nobody was injured.
2:59 Outro. Thanks for watching! 
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I don't want this channel to only be about spray foam lol, so laying off the spray foam "fixes".
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Happy March 17
Oh, no more "this customer states that their ship hit an iceberg and they tried to patch up the leak with spray foam"?
Made a small comment about a certain can of expanding airy substance but removed it after seeing this 👍
Hope you are keeping well and looking after yourself and your family
@@ThePsiclone just laying off the spray foam madness for a bit
@@smilerbob thank you! Finally catching up on sleep
Remember: if you ever think to yourself that nobody could be that stupid, some people will take that as a challenge.
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
- Albert Einstein
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@@OverTheHorizon840You can say that again!
See also "Florida Man".
The seat screen upside down is for the Australian market.
I really have no idea how people manage to hang on down there. One little slip and you fall right off the planet.
@@joshcarter-comthat's literally an argument I've heard from flat earthers proving the earth can't be round!!
@@kentaltobelli1840 Don't argue with flat earthers.
If it was for the American market it would definitely be installed BACKWARDS.
Hello from Australia , very funny
Holy hell..... He's literally driving around with propane tanks and an open flame? 🔥🤦🏽♂️
And it's on top of a piece of cardboard.
Yeah I'd rather spend $5000 on attempted repairs before resorting to something like this
Dudes gona pass out from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Give the guy a break! It was cold!😂🤣
And now you know why we have to have those special valves on the propane tanks that sometimes don't work correctly if you open them too quickly. Seems to me that an inverter, a fused line to the battery, and one of those $8 Walmart 350-400W heaters would've been much easier.
❌ Wearing a heavier jacket
✅ Lighting a stove in your car
A stove on a cardboard sheet, ya know, in case of more fire.
Welding a scissor jack to the frame... Thats a new one, For sure.
Thay will be easy to change a tire and is quick
@OverTheHorizon840 I've actually thought about putting a scissor jack at each corner of a cheap race car. Wouldn't add much weight, and you could use an impact to raise the car quickly for inspection and repair. Think of it as a cheap version of the built-in in jacks on high dollar race cars.
Plus you could use them as a theft deterrent. Can't drive away if the tires are barely on the ground 😅
I've actually seen that before on this channel, but not for dent.
Be glad it’s not spray foam, lol
I actually facepalmed when I saw that
These are literally horror stories to me. Not because they are mechanical nightmares but because we share the road with these idiots.
Luckaly most of there are from america so its no problem for me he he. Its honestly crazy what you can do to your car compared to here
The upside down display wasn’t the owner’s fault.
my thoughts EXACTLY
Yeah. I would expect if your brake calipers are held on with vice grips or something, the repair man could just take it off the road.
There were a few stories in here where he said the car was taken off the road. But not as many as you would hope/expect.
As bad as it is here, at least the roads aren't as bad as some countries like most of Africa, India, Bangladesh etc. Except they don't have highways in those places. Not that I've seen. Anyways.
And Indian traffic is so loud! They really like to lay on the horn for any reason. I even once saw a shop in Bombay that sold nothing but car horns. Just a little mom and pop shop in one of the market districts. But they had thousands of car horns.
I guess they use their horn so much that they wear it out somehow? Lol I have no idea. India's a weird and funny country.
@@UndermobzRec"hur dur I'm better than America" but the dude with the homemade bomb in his car was from the UK.
And the owner of the gate was later arrested for obstruction 😂
But they declined being arrested.
I'm on the fence about this comment tbh
@@vs-ww7cb the fence is wrapped around the rear axle😁
@@rhetorical1488 well (looks around for windows) I'm not in Russia so I hopefully won't be defence-strated. 😉
Obstruction of police business 😂😂
My late Dad always said “if you try to idiot-proof something, they’ll just build a better idiot!”
Haha how very true 😁👍
genius has its limit, but darwin award prospects have no such restriction
Every time I despair and lose hope in humanity, this channel affirms my anxiety...
Don't fret your anxiety is imaginary.
'T is een kwestie van geduld
You could also watch any car crash videos like those from Idiots in Cars. That'll make you not want to leave your home.
I like to pretend that it's all AI generated content, takes a bit of the edge off the whole "we're completely fucked as a species"
They say AI is going to make machines that destroy us all. Yeah, I can't say we didn't have it coming.
I have no clue how that officer survived from the first clip
very lucky!
I’d assume he was wearing a bulletproof vest.
A Kevlar vest would still flex enough to cause permanant damage to his organs and break ribs, but an ar-500 steel plate level 3a+ would definitely lower sectional density enough it was safe.
That officer was being watched over by his or her guardian angel. And kevlar.
@@wolfling2039 Kevlar would be useless against impalement. There is a reason why they use steel plates to protect against stabbing.
He was never at risk. That was done by another shop.
The gas can brought back a memory. 20+ years ago, visiting my husband’s parents, we borrowed his mom’s little wagon (like a Subaru or something) to do some sightseeing and run a few errands. We’d noticed a gasoline smell when they drove us in from the airport. It seemed stronger and we were worried, and were going to insist they take it to a mechanic and get that checked out. We discovered the source of the smell when we put our shopping bags in the back: my MIL, bless her heart (and I mean that in the most gritted-teeth, “you idiot” way that phrase can be spoken) was driving around with not one, but TWO full 5 gallon plastic gas cans in the back. On top of that, they didn’t have the lids on-they had the SPOUTS attached, covered with a bit of aluminum foil. We looked at each other, drove straight back to the house very carefully, and marched straight inside to ask why on earth she was doing this. You know the moment when you have to parent your parents? This was my husband’s.
“I might run out of gas.”
“You live in a major city. There’s a gas station every few miles.” My mother worried about running out of gas too. Her solution was to fill up the tank every time it hit the halfway mark, so I suggested that. And why was my FIL letting her do it? Because he found it easier to let her just do her thing. We removed the gas cans and hunted around in the garage for the lids. She probably put the damned things back in as soon as we left, but we tried.
My in-laws were well-educated, intelligent, successful people. They just didn’t have an iota of common sense. My husband’s the only one in his family with it, tbh.
Damn...
This is just proof that no matter how well educated you are that education didn't include a course in common sense.
With all due respect, but this absolutely makes me reconsider the level of intelligence of well/high-educated, intelligent and successful people in the US(?)…
@@jjvdk90 Intelligence, education, success, and common sense are all separate things that we expect to be closely related but in the real world it's impressive how much they aren't. It's as if each person has a limited point pool for these things and many people who max out their intelligence score do it by putting no points in common sense.
Head liner will start disintegrating and falling on warmer series of days with all those fumes.
How in the world does that guy figure a propane heater, resting on a piece of friggin' CARDBOARD is a good idea?!
A piece of plywood. Just as bad 😂
So he can cook meth while driving.
@@deadon4847you know that is sort of the logic of meth head would use? That is the craziest idea for a heater.
@@WALTERBROADDUSmaybe he likes soup
@@bryana7163 it might be a little easier to use one of those MRE heater things.
That Subaru sounded like it was equipped with a Honeywell AGT 1500. Jesus
how do I get one of those on my subaru??
@@Schreuganoot , I was going to say, that sounded more like a cool feature than a "problem!"😄
@@zenithperigee7442
That guy needs the sound track to Top Gun for every morning.
Cop: Do you know why I pulled you over.
Driver engages transmission:
Driver: Rodger That, I'm Taking Off!
When it grows up, it'll be a Flux Capacitor.
@@zenithperigee7442 I wonder how much some tuners would pay to make their car sound like that.
Customer: There's a grinding noise from the rear end
Mechanic: There is no rear end left!
The hitch dude thought "hmmm, maybe one C clamp isn't enough; I'll just give it a second one."
I don't think I'd be hooking up my 3.5T caravan to that.
It's twice as safe that way.
@@larrywest42 he is using the power of the screw. welding is for amateurs
@@graeme9679 I don't think I would connect a Radio Flyer wagon to that.
Safety first you know.
2:23, that tire is obviously hitting that hook-thingy above it. Small miracle it had not blown already. New tire is not the only thing he would need to do to fix that.
you're right - it is actually a BOAT CLEAT that looks like it was installed as a tie-down point for a rope for strapping things above... very badly positioned loll
Yeah, the genius was unaware that suspension moves up and down!
I was starting to feel like I was the only one who saw that! I'm glad you commented on it!
Whatever is keeping that cleat attached is very well installed though. I'm amazing it wasn't ripped off the mounting.
It's actually genius - as tyre tread naturally wears down, the cleat cuts new tread for you!
That gate part inside of the car is straight out Final Destination scenario 😱
The axle worn through the axle tube is impressive, that it drives at all.
It’s even wearing into the aftermarket lift block under the leaf spring.🤣
2:45 That's a Jeep thing. When you roll your top-heavy vehicle, you are still easily able to control your seat temperature settings.
I was thinking that Jeep was made for the Aussie market
@@michaelfoxbrass Yeah - they wouldn't be caught dead trying to be comfortable, so they would never pull up this screen.
I was looking for this comment 😅
Every time I see a spinning steering wheel, I can't help but chuckle.
It was a haunted car.
how people think it's safe to drive a car that doesn't have the steering wheel physically connected to the steering is beyond me.
@@JTV84, I've driven tractors with pure hydraulic steering, nothing but orbital valves and hydraulic hoses/fluid. Still WAY safer than that mess there.
@@JTV84It's extremely uncommon for that to actually be the design (apparently a few Infiniti models had it, though with a backup steering shaft that engages if any part of the system fails, and other than that the only current consumer production model to do it is the Tesla Cybertruck), and that car looks old enough that it wouldn't be anyway. My guess is that it has electric power steering with the motor up near the steering wheel (instead of down on the steering rack, both ways are common), and the steering shaft broke which made the motor keep turning to try to move the wheels.
@@fsendventd Thanks, my only thoughts were this is a mock-up so they can post crazy video's
Lol, duct tape intake vent... to protect a filter. Why I picture a surprise pikachu face when no air was coming out of the vents. lol
it's like people using covid mask with a hole over the mouth so people can see their lips
2:40 Is there a dead bird in the driver's footwell? 🤦♂️
Unfortunately
If someone really wanted keys programmed in that junkyard car they were intending to swap the ECU into another (potentially stolen) car... What a heap o sh1t.
@@volvo09Must have been robin......
@@volvo09 this is exactly what was going on here - nobody needs keys programmed for that pile of sh*t lol
Probably his lunch.
This channel is the Gold Standard of virtual wall of shame clips and I will usually stop whatever I am doing to watch it
Yep 1st things 1st, “Just Rolled In”
That gate collision is crazy.
A partially open gate of that type is invisible when driving straight towards it.
fr man those types of gates are awful
Not really. You just have to pay attention to the road instead of playing on the electronic devices in the cab like cops love to do
Not quite, but unless you're driving fairly slow by the time you do notice it, it's too late. The trick is to watch for areas that might have that type of gate, and if you don't see it, assume it's pointing right at you.
@@ninjalectualx Gotta love those delayed updates.
There should be a warning device welded to the gate so it can be seen at all angles. I read about a woman who was impaled and killed by this style gate at a national park.@@Razmoudah
"they drive among us....!" 😯
Okay, so that whole makeshift heater in the van reminded me of something I came across recently.
I am a electrician who does a lot of service work. Got a call for a non-functional oven in a house. Get there and find the outlet and cord are totally burned up. Turns out that when the homeowner was cold while in the kitchen they would turn on the oven to 500 degrees and leave the door open for hours at a time. Before leaving I told them they shouldn't do that anymore, something I really shouldn't have to tell a grown ass adult. Good to see that mechanics have to deal with the same level of stupidity.
I was test diving my daughters car after a rear brake job and heard a clunk that I could not find.
Only heard it when I snapped the wheel back and forth.
It was the spare security key for the wheel locks down in the center counsel.
I keep one in my tool box, that is the one I used to remove the wheels.
The spare one was put in the counsel by the tire store when my daughter bought new tires.
Imagine my surprise and relief that there was no issue.
I love this channel.
Mind blowing.
*console*
When I took my dad's car test diving it hydrolocked almost immediately. And they said Toyotas are reliable!
Yes. Looking at your dash that is "making noise" and finding a sliding rock is rocket science and should only be inspected by certified NASA technicians.
2:54 too much RAM and not enough Dodge
Custom heater!
not sketchy at all....
@@JustRolledInAnd representing the UK...!
Not to mention the condensate on the windows when in use . dont ask how i know 😇😜@@JustRolledIn
Look at the up side - when it goes boom, the fire department won't have any trouble finding it.
Hey, I've been elk hunting in freezing weather. I know.@@ronald3148
1:25 Straight cut CVT
These cars are fugitives from the junkyard
Actually they're junkyard rejects. Even junkyards have standards .
2:45 Ah, classic Stellantis quality control!
You even think the phrase "Quality Control" in Stellantis, you get terminated.
There’s a very sad story about a lady who died when her husband drove into a gate like that. They never even saw it until it decapitated her
Whenever you get the urge to buy a used vehicle, just watch one of these videos first, before doing so. 😂
I would think you could smell some these and know.
@@opendstudio7141 Some yes, but you wouldn't smell a scissor jack welded to the frame. 😂
$100 pre-purchase inspection is better
@@iamtheoffenderofall Agreed. Unless you are buying from a seller that you know and trust, then get an inspection.
I find the secret to buying a used vehicle is to buy the cheapest one available. The seller usually over-estimates how bad a problem is and isn't likely going to have spent any money trying to cover it up. Its when you buy a car in the 2.5-7k price range that you get surprises. I've lost out on 2 opportunities to buy cheap cars because I told the owners what was wrong and how easy to fix. Then again, its better to have a clean conscience.
2:38 I think new keys is far down the list of needs for this car.
Yeah. Like, someone to call the cops and see if it’s been reported stolen
0:35 at that point, they need an o2 simulator.
When people say, that's the dumbest thing I've ever seen, oh wait I'm sure it will get worse.
"But How!" could be an alternate name for this channel.
"Oh God, Why?" Is another possible name
@@danm7206 😆
Definitely one of the craziest episodes yet.
I'm so gldd that my father was a mechanic and taught us kids basic mechanic skills. Like be observant and try to find where the noise is coming from when we hear one show up. Also he showed us that anything can be fixed just need to use your head. We ended up loosing a fan belt on a trip. we extra fan belt. He was able to replace the belt with only a pair of pliers, a screwdriver and some "beautiful" language. Now this was in a time before cell phones so it was easy to fix on a old dodge van. A lesson I will certainly remember for the rest of my life.
That reminds me of the YT clip where a VW Beetle owner demonstrates how to remove and reinstall the fan belt with just a flathead screwdriver while the motor is running
My Dad and mom with myself and 5 brothers were on vacation. It around 1966 the generator went out so my Dad being a mechanic pulled into a service station and bought some new brushes and bushings rebuilt it in the parking lot and we were on our way in about an hour and a half. It was a 62 ford wagon
Beautiful language. 😅👍
@@anthonykendrick1418 bot
Another quality Stellantis product! (The jeep screen being installed upside down, like how?)
Probably not installed upside down, more like bad code. It would be even funnier if the touch buttons were in the correct places.
Pretty simple, the guy who installed it put his glasses on upside down that morning!😅
It wasn't installed upside down, you can see that the touch screen works as if it is right side up, but just the display is upside down.
This is an issue with the manufacturing of the display unit, the LCD and touch screen are different layers and they're put on top of each other the wrong way around.
DUCT TAPE RETURNS TRIUMPHANTLY
That cop is lucky.
The guy/gal with the propane burner sitting on a collapsing cardboard box has a freakin' deathwish! The insurance underwriter for that car would probably have a heart attack if they saw this.
Insurance? Yeah, right like this person would afford anything but basic coverage to stay legal with, if they even have any at all and just hasn't been caught (on fire) yet.
Lucky it wasn't the same guy with the fuel can in the back.
@@graeme9679 but you know he has spray foam tucked under the seat.
let's be honest it was a guy that did that, that's just the guy thing to do lol
And my wife wonders why I don't want to go anywhere.
That’s a quality spray paint job!😂😂😂
The Jeep Grand Wagoneer with the upside down screen must be an Australian import. 😆
that steering wheel wants to be a frisbee.
Oh jesus. That propane tank heater one is literally a bomb waiting to go off. Theres a reason why they stopped making RVs with internal propane tanks. Its because they liked to explode.
Those tanks won't "explode" on their own. If the propane leak out and fills an enclosed area with the right amount of oxygen, then maybe you got an explosion hazard.
Glad the officer was OK after hitting that gate. Scary! JRI is my favorite channel
Not gonna lie but that jet sounding Subaru sounds kinda cool. Can you imagine at a stop light revving that thing up like you are ready to race someone?
2:45 at least they didn't superglue it into place, like one of the workers at Ford did to my map light, because one of the clips was missing. ....which I eventually found several weeks/months later sliding around inside the roof. Built with pride in Michigan with union labor, don't ya know 👍
thats it, now i have seen everything... thats what i think after every episode, most of the time exactly until the next episode arrives...
The ingenuity of idiots never ceases to amaze me 😅😂
#6 "sounds like an airplane taking off"... three years ago, I had a similar experience. My car was shaking so much that it FELT like a WWII fighter. I was actually afraid to drive it, in case the engine decided to go somewhere without the rest of the car. Turned out to be a faulty intake manifold, which fortunately was still under warranty.
1:46 Just rolled around…and around and around 😁
Some people never cease to amaze me. I can’t believe there’s that many people out there with no more common sense than what they do sometimes they’re danger to us all out on the roads.
Damn even when a couple of new Nissan drivers just chillin' damn Mopar boi gotta come in and remind them of their fate.
2:54 Hey buddy, you can't park here.
The Monte Carlo SS and the Volvo P1800 look amazing 👍👍
Oh yeah. I especially drooled over that Monte Carlo SS.
I got 2 vids on Monte SS history for ya bro's!
How do I make my transmission sound like a jet spooling up? That sounded awesome.
you guys posting this sounded cool are scaring me, you trying to be in an upcoming episode? They don't put blast shielding around commuter transmissions, only on the 1/4 mile transmissions!
Love the VOLVO on the final screen.
You can't fix stupid. Another winner my friend. 👍 👍 👍
Stay hydrated folks.
Brawndo, the thirst mutilator.
@@vs-ww7cbIt's got what plants crave.
@@Fix_It_Again_Tony time masheen. Lol
I am glad the officer was ok. When they do that ceremonial radio call, it always gets me.
Ngl, that Subaru sounded pretty cool
There was a guy in high school that was killed when his buddy drove a jeep into an open gate like this… pole went right through him.
Well, ingenuity knows no bounds.
0:15 This guy was just rockin'...
Don't knock the spray paint. 45 years ago, i was 16 and got my first w2 job as a wash boy at a car dealer. They then trained me to recondition used cars. This usually involved buffing, polishing and scrubbing interiors. If the carpet was too bad, they taught me to spray paint the carpet black.
in the UK, 20yrs ago, i had a little renault with the gate through the windscreen + out the rear window, only one wheel was still touching the floor, whilst the car swung around in the wind
all three occupants were really, really lucky...
Closing clip: Looks like someone took the name Dodge "Ram" literally.
This is why I'm glad I don't live in America. Driving alongside cars named "Ram" or "Charger" sounds menacing... :P
I once told a customer to remember regarding his truck that Ram was a noun, not a verb. He got a nice chuckle from that.
@@anbi7418 Heck, there's one called "Ramcharger"
@@anbi7418 Some large vehicle owners seem to take the name literally too. I've met too many people that would openly say, "Get out of my way, I'm bigger than you" and just start swerving into someone in the other lane, forcing them to stop and make room for them.
Cleanest weld ever seen on a car.
Some of this stuff I just don't understand what I'm looking at.
It's like watching Jeopardy in another language.
That first clip is scary. There was a campaign in the UK a few years ago to get that kind of gate - sometimes called a "swing barrier" - banned because people were getting killed by them when they weren't secured properly. There was an incident of a man being killed by one while driving into a supermarket car park with his wife and kids in the car. They're a stupid and dangerous design, they just need a vertical part on both ends (like a proper gate) so a car hitting it would just push it back the other way, rather than a metal pole coming into the car and skewering the occupants.
I need to really submit my 65 Ford f100
I love how there's always photos of nice cars to wash our eyes with at the end
*Drives into shop to fix an issue*
*Declines repairs*
Working for the Canadian RCMP ( police) “customer states” we’re always hilariously undersold. “Hit a rock” - has 4 flat tires, 3 bent rims, leaking oil, broken windows….. how many times did you hit that rock officer ?
I once visited a workshop that had the contract to do repairs for the Lancashire Constabulary. You'd be amazed what a really determined police force can do to a fleet of Range Rovers.
I saw an Alfa Romeo Giulia that missed the turn but stopped the suspect, 3 months of service
@@davidjones332 Story time perhaps?
This video is packed with "There, I fixed it" from beginning to end.
Hey that Dodge Ram parking at the end, sweet! He's doing a little 4x4 action!
I just fixed my drivers window yesterday, the glue in the clips broke down after years of rolling it down too soon in the winter when it was still frozen, hehe. No, I swear I did NOT use spray foam!
These people are on the same roads with all our families. God help us all.
How about something real not from an evil cult? Like oh I don't know, stricter inspection and maintenance laws like other countries?
Who knew that level III-A soft armor is rated for pipe inpacts. I do hope the gate is charged with bodily assault at least, the DA better throw the book at it.
Nah, is probably a California DA so the cop was charged for violating the gates civil rights of wanting to identify as a joust
He might have had hard plates for all we know if not im surprised it didn't do more damage
They just locked it up for 24hrs, minor offence.
For that trick to work you have to use at least 7 spacers.
Must have used all the spray foam in the last episode 😂. Will have to wait for the next one for the sweet smell of spray foam
I've never smelled spray foam. Is it good?
@@soaringvultureIt might depend on the mixture, but the one time I used it, it smelled awful, and I used it around the frame of the front door of my house, so that smelled lingered for quite a while as it cured.
Well that’s convenient, I was just looking around this channel for new videos!
The cars with open flames are always my favourites!
I love these so much
Gotta love the good old "Rattlecan Rennovation."
I love how that Citroen looked like a nice brand new car and someone still had the courage to make it look like a cave inside
That transmission sounding like a jet engine about to take off.. must be one of those flying cars and you just have to let it warm up 😂
i’d bet money that the car missing a bunch of parts is stolen and that’s why it needs keys to be reprogrammed
The ending got me😂
Ahahaha!! That trailer hitch!! Now that is one of the best. And more duct tape. Gotta love duct tape!!
For every vehicle...Oh, my!
Clips like this make me wonder how many cars are out there with even worse going on, but somehow still working. The Picasso of home mechanics.
The worst part about these videos is we drive beside those cars all the time without knowing it.
That last clip, "Someones getting FIRED!" Or I guess a customer is getting a HUGE bill.