Customer States - Exhaust Fumes In Car.
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Customer says that exhaust fumes are getting into the cabin, another garage looked at it and said they can't find anything wrong. This is what I found, they obviously didn't look very hard.
You must have the patience of a saint!And that’s why mechanics swear so much-quite rightly.Great to see you back btw.
" Every 20-minute job is just one broken bolt away from a 4-hour nightmare" we've all been there.
An honest video with no edits - reminds me so much of my attempts at car repairs that it makes me cringe. Thanks, man!
Your video's are so entertaining and informative, keep up the great work👍
Good to see you again and another good video cheers
Cheers 👍
Great video and exactly what I need for my discussion with my mechanic
I’m glad to see you are back! These things are the little things that make TouYube tolerable!
I'm sure there are better videos than what I come up with but thanks.
Great video, an really you are a master of your trade. Super impressed with your dedication to excellence and patience. If only we all were as good at our jobs as you!
Thanks👍
The struggle is real! Surprised the camera didn't go off for a few moments part way through 😛
It did!!! Well I edited out a lot of cussing.
@@pistonbroke 🤣🤣
Good to see you back!! 😀
You’re back yeah
And that’s why mechanics hate engineers…. What a ballache getting that out was for you.
Yep, they all need rounding up.
Good man, this is a class video and a horrible job to do. I have my one to repair this week and your video helps. Must be a problem with outlander manifold.. I heard of a few broken. It's the different metal on end pipe I'd say.
I've done a few now and yeah, the first one is pretty nasty but it gets easier the more you do, that's if the all the bolts come out! I think they crack because the end pipe is smaller then the others so it expands and contracts at a different rate.
Glad to see you back on my daily RUclips notifications Steve. That exhaust manifold looks home made, bits of tube a fabricated item. Is that factory? We could see the job just fine through the lens, just wondering how you work so well handling spanners on one hand and phone camera in the other.
Yes it's the factory manifold, that's how they are. God knows how I work with tools in one hand, phone in the other. I just manage to do it, it's a struggle sometimes though. I need a head mounted gopro.
Just shows the previous garage was useless, good job mate👍
This going to the egr valve and I have it blocked off so I think I'll blank that bend on the manifold too. At least it won't break there again.
That's crazy a 2016 car can leak exhaust fumes into a car through a vent!
Any car will if there's an exhaust leak at the engine.
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Welcome back and a great no video!!
Like to see use of Neverseize on those exhaust studs, so the next bloke gets it easier
Why? 70,000+ miles and they come undone. Doesn't need it.
Aussie climate would determine otherwise
I'm not in an Aussie climate
I have the fumes going into the car , I also have a problem with the power, 1 minute drives great the next it loses all power, it’s a 2018 asx 2.2 automatic 4 wheel drive any ideas would be appreciated, ps I’m in Glasgow, wish you were my local mechanic 👍🏻
Fumes in the cabin will be either a cracked manifold or some other exhaust leak under the bonnet. I had a similar thing happen a few weeks ago on an outlander with the 2.2 diesel. The EGR valve was sticking open causing it to lose all power. No engine light, no fault codes, just wouldn't rev and smoked real bad from the exhaust.
@@pistonbroke thank you it’s much appreciated , star 🌟
So if this is a transverse diesel does that mean it's a psa motor.
They're all transverse. This is not a PSA engine.
can't find a leak sorry , that will be £100 +vat thanks .
Useless turbos.
Could you not have welded that crack ? I suppose pain in the arse if it cracks again.
Yes I could have welded it but there would be no guarantee on how long it will last or if it would warp while welding. A new part has a 12 month guarantee, if it fails then it's not me paying for it to be done again.
Do the job once and do it right.