How are USA machanics so badly trained and let loose in car workshops to ruin cars now in the UK I can understand why repairs cost more that's because they actually do the repair correctly in the UK
The only thing more embarrassing are those customers who come in with a complete wreck and after being informed about the severe condition, opt to decline repairs and drive away.
A few years ago, attempted a job my car. I screwed up. Took it to my mechanic and told him what I did and admitted I screwed up. He was thrilled, and said, “Thanks for telling me. Most people lie and make everything more difficult”. It’s humbling, but better than blaming “the other shop”.
@@61rampy65 I wish that was true. I had a cold-start engine miss and told the shop I'd swapped the O2 sensor 6 weeks earlier. 2 weeks and $1200 later (and finding nothing) he got around to testing the O2 sensor. O'Reilly's said the O2 sensor was Bosche (and charged accordingly) but it turned out to be Chinesium. It worked for a month. Fortunately the shop discounted the $1400 bill to $1000, for a $200 repair.
@@61rampy65 Spot on. I think most of us shade tree mechanics have been stuck at some point that turns out to require a special tool or whatever. Know when to stop, get help, and tell the truth.
Some people will do anything to impress their friends. They will buy high end car like Ferrari, McLaren, Lamborghini, Mercedes, Porsche, Bentley or (God forbid) Maserati but when they find out the cost of regular maintenance or repairs, the shock is too much to bear, so they drive them till the wheels fall off
And it's so easy to remove the ignition start unit. You just have to remove one ring at the top and you can take it out downside by removing one of the covers.
At least find an aircraft mechanic who wants to do a little moonlighting. Your average ASE certified tech isn't at all qualified to work on a vehicle that can do 230MPH but any certified aviation maintenance tech is. Just look at pro racing. A significant percentage of mechanics come from an aviation background, for obvious reasons.
Back in 1989 the navy had me at Treasure Island in San Francisco . With nothing to do I wondered around and found a civilian working on a car. It was a 1928 Packard Limo. He told me he knew a guy who attended an auction of abandoned/lost train car haulers and bid on two unseen as not allowed to look inside. He won the 2 rail cars and when he looked inside, both were full capacity of 1957 Chevy Bel Airs, keys and paperwork in the glove compartment straight from the factory. Only miles were from the factory to the rail car.
@@americanpatriot2.06 RIGHT! Green being $$$$$. So many cars need a computer to fix them. Almost making the dealership a monopoly if you want it fixed.
I always wanted to have a restaurant called "I Don't Know" so when you ask your wife where she wants to eat and says "i don't know" you drive to my restaurant.
@@partycakes456 Don't know if it still exists but there was a bar near Ohio State called The Library. "Honest mom, I spend every night at the library."
You are beyond stupid to do something like this this. Like I always watch a video before attempting any job on my car, even if I have done it before, just to make sure I don't mess it up.
I have welded for maybe 6 hours total in my life. I can doo better. First, he needs to turn the feed down. Then see if he needs to pop up the volts and amps
i'm convinced that all these people that claim "another shop screwed up my car" actually did the damage themselves and just don't want to admit they had no clue what they were doing.
@@chandlerbing7570 The OG's voice sounded like he actually enjoyed the work, he was enthusiastic and you could tell. The AI bot was like listening to a singer who can't sing on key.
@@chandlerbing7570 I wouldn't say I hate it. People are generally at least somewhat resistant to change, though. They get used to something and aren't keen to that being suddenly changed. Of course, how good the thing is before and after has important impacts on this. I don't really have anything against the new guy. This narrator here just did a pretty good job and is what we're accustomed to.
It's really great to hear your voice again, Mr JRI! The only repairs I saw that I approve of is the tape applied over the dash warning lights. It's like turning the radio up when you hear a funny noise.
I often don't care about the problem that the warning light is yelling at me about. Airbag? No shiz...i ripped the fuse out to shut up the dinging. Check engine?...minor evap leak...no shiz, the muffler is gone. Seat belt? No shiz...I'm dumb. Only a small piece of tape is necessary though. That was overkill.
Back in the early 90s, I got a 1980 Volkswagen Dasher - essentially a 4 door wagon version of a rabbit; had a little diesel engine. It needed new CV joints. Chilton Manual to the rescue!! I got it done; took it to the nearby shop to get the front end aligned. Mech said I'd done a great job! He even noted that I did the right thing by using a new solid CV joint boot rather than the split boot most people get.. I was proud of that one!
@samholdsworth420 Perhaps later, but the 1980 shared many body panels with a Rabbit - I was able to use a right front fender from a Rabbit and it fit almost perfectly. Mine was white with a tan interior. VERY comfortable to ride in, fun to drive. The engine finally gave up and cost too much for me to have fixed or replaced - I really hated giving it up..
@RoundShades To be honest, that thought hadn't crossed my mind! Had I goofed, I would have admitted it and asked them to fix it... I was too naive at the time to do anything else..!
Back in the mid 90's, my mother had her 86 Suzuki Samauri repaired after an accident. The body shop claimed the rear axle was bent and had the axle replaced. However, the shop that did the work neglected to fill the axle with gear oil. It wasn't discovered until after it had been driven home about 10 miles and my mother had me do a once-over on it to make sure everything was good. Also found most of the spring mount bolts loose.
Well, you can get away with that when redline is 1200rpm and your 7l motor makes less power than a Predator V-Twin from Harbor Freight. Most of the gas you're burning is just to keep the motor turning over.
i got tape over 4 of mine. 515,000 miles, over half a mil. it cant be cant be wrong rite?. not recommended tho. I fart or hit a bump and a warning light comes on so i covered them. temperature and oil pressure is all i concern myself with on engine.
I now feel really good. 7 days to fix my ride-on mower. Last Sunday it lost all drive, forward or reverse. Pulled it all apart, found a linkage had broken off at the weld in the rear drive assembly. But 4 idler pulleys and the drive belt were shot. Replaced all the broken bits, welded up the linkage, adjusted the "clutch " and damn if it doesnt go better than it ever did, and no leftover parts! 😂 $170 of parts, and didnt need to visit the "other shop" !! Lol
Years ago I worked in a garage next to a tyre shop and they had a customer come in with a 1 year old Bentley and he needed 2 tyres as they were bald, he ended up getting 2 part worns fitted. No one could believe it
There is this problem with YT. It is able to convince the dumbest people in the world they can do anything. Just as much a problem when it comes to PC building. I saw a post on Reddit a few days ago where someone tried to say that a Ryzen MB shipped with two socket pins that were completely folded over and pressed against the edge of the socket rather than admit they weren't as careful as they thought they were trying to be. They're in for a rude awakening when they RMA it.
This shows how important it is to not only maintain your vehicle with oil changes but also to find a good mechanic who knows what they are doing and doesn't over charge.
... I am from the UK but live in Portugal.. European countries have annual road safety tests : if it doesn't pass it is not legal to drive it on the road. The police can check if the car is road worthy, has insurance and road tax solely by checking the number plate. 🎉
There are a few (not this many!) bad jobs done by "another shop". Case in point: many many years ago a friend of ours had his oil changed at the dealership where he bought the car. They failed to put the oil filler cap back on (left the metal cap sitting on the radiator) and then slammed the hood down. Customer didn't appreciate the new look of his hood, and the dealership got to fix it free of charge. But most of these are just brother-in-law Biff in his backyard with his "I can make it fit" philosophy.
“This is a 1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost” Thank God this was just for show, and not because the owner tried to fix it up using spray foam and duct tape! That would have been a tragedy.
One of my first jobs, back in the early 70s, was gas jockey at a small gas station with one mechanic who was a very recent high school grad. In hindsight, it was "another shop" based on the talent, or lack there of, that one mechanic possessed. He had a "left over parts" drawer that quickly filled to overflowing. And he he was fond of disabling warning lights.
A Bentley. With a moldy interior. What kind of person has the “savoir faire” to want a Bentley, but doesn’t mind MOLD?! EDIT: I used “savior faire” sort of wrongly; it’s closer to “social grace”. But I meant “swank” or “swagger”. You know... “rizz”, unless that’s already obsolete! Lol!
i always love the way. people say.. it was my friend or another shop when it was them that did it. but and only a few people admit that they fluffed up trying to do the work themselves.
The customer put water in his engine and then turned the vehicle off immediately after he realized what he had done. That's being dumb and smart at the same time!
I had a body shop install a counterfeit radiator assembly on my Jetta and return the vehicle with AC inop and coolant gushing from the car. I wasn't about to give those clowns a chance to break some more stuff so I took it to a competent indie Euro specialist mechanical shop. Even though the front of the car was all smashed up and leaking coolant after the wreck, the AC actually still worked when I dropped it off at the body shop. I'm just glad there was no frame damage because the body shop definitely would have botched that repair. There were also some fisheyes in the paint, the sign of a shop that can't even properly do the work they specialize in. Unfortunately I couldn't sue them because they were already in bankruptcy by the time I went to file. The body shop no longer exists so at least I can take some comfort from that.
The only way I would buy a Lambo would be if I got a great deal on a used one and did all the work myself. I wouldn't even trust a Lambo factory tech. Being an aviation maintenance tech trumps that, in spades.
how do you even add 7 gallons of oil and not realize you're doing something wrong?... and then the welds... i love how they just keep going... stevie wonder could see those are not welds... why wouldn't you just stop and actually learn how to make a bead???
That’s a beautiful Roll Royce at the end, but seeing those external valves gave me the heebeejeebees imagining dirt and dust collecting on them. It’s like seeing someone walking on a sandy beach with no skin on.
I should be stunned and flabbergasted over the condition of vehicles (expensive ones!) shown here, but at this point I've been watching JRI long enough that nothing surprises me.
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@@peas42 yeah, because its the old narrator
“Another shop” of course it was :D
How are USA machanics so badly trained and let loose in car workshops to ruin cars now in the UK I can understand why repairs cost more that's because they actually do the repair correctly in the UK
Very nice. Now show us the melanacious mugshots.
@@stephenhursey1506the customers did this themselves and then lied about "another shop". Are you special or something?
Another shop did the repair . What they actually mean is they messed it up themselves and are far too embarrassed to admit it LOL .
Exactly or some friend
Yup…”other shop” is shade tree code for, “I f*cked it up.”
Or we've gotta find that other shop and stop them!!!!!
The only thing more embarrassing are those customers who come in with a complete wreck and after being informed about the severe condition, opt to decline repairs and drive away.
Exactly! I've said this in the past "another shop"
A few years ago, attempted a job my car. I screwed up. Took it to my mechanic and told him what I did and admitted I screwed up. He was thrilled, and said, “Thanks for telling me. Most people lie and make everything more difficult”. It’s humbling, but better than blaming “the other shop”.
And, you actually save more $$ when you tell the mechanic what you did. Now he doesn't have to start from scratch, saves his time, and time = $$.
@@61rampy65 I wish that was true. I had a cold-start engine miss and told the shop I'd swapped the O2 sensor 6 weeks earlier. 2 weeks and $1200 later (and finding nothing) he got around to testing the O2 sensor. O'Reilly's said the O2 sensor was Bosche (and charged accordingly) but it turned out to be Chinesium. It worked for a month. Fortunately the shop discounted the $1400 bill to $1000, for a $200 repair.
@@61rampy65 Spot on. I think most of us shade tree mechanics have been stuck at some point that turns out to require a special tool or whatever. Know when to stop, get help, and tell the truth.
Some customers act like their mechanic is their dad so they don't want to be honest about what they did.
Right. Don't lie to your doctor, and don't lie to your mechanic. It'll work out better (and cheaper) for you in the end.
I'm amazed at the sheer amount of high end cars that are so horribly hacked!
Some people will do anything to impress their friends. They will buy high end car like Ferrari, McLaren, Lamborghini, Mercedes, Porsche, Bentley or (God forbid) Maserati but when they find out the cost of regular maintenance or repairs, the shock is too much to bear, so they drive them till the wheels fall off
By those other shops. 😂
@@glennso47 Yeah, when the address of the other shop, just by pure coincidence is the same as the address of the owner..... strange🙄
people go into massive debt to buy one and then can't afford the maintenance
Trust fund babbies.
You paid another shop to cut a hole in the dash of your Mercedes. Sure bud. Sure. 😂
Lol yeah
Yea, OK. Not. Some people just don't have enough sense to work on anything mechanical. 😂
And it's so easy to remove the ignition start unit. You just have to remove one ring at the top and you can take it out downside by removing one of the covers.
And that looks like a CLS its not even a cheap Benz
Liars
Spends $300k on a Lambo. Has Timmy next door install the radio to save $50.
At least he was honest and didn't try to accuse another shop lol
At least find an aircraft mechanic who wants to do a little moonlighting. Your average ASE certified tech isn't at all qualified to work on a vehicle that can do 230MPH but any certified aviation maintenance tech is. Just look at pro racing. A significant percentage of mechanics come from an aviation background, for obvious reasons.
@@Lurch-Bot The "Do it right first time or don't do it at all" attitude which keeps aircraft safe.
These trashed exotics are on their 5th owner who can afford to buy due to heavy depreciation but have no idea how much it costs to run these cars.
That lambo in good condition assuming it's not an lp is not even worth 100k
The last one, 1924 RR Silver Ghost is beautiful!!!
100% pure British engineering at its best built to last forever.🇬🇧🇬🇧👍
that idle is silky smooth. i'd love to drive it. 100 years old!
Back in 1989 the navy had me at Treasure Island in San Francisco . With nothing to do I wondered around and found a civilian working on a car. It was a 1928 Packard Limo. He told me he knew a guy who attended an auction of abandoned/lost train car haulers and bid on two unseen as not allowed to look inside. He won the 2 rail cars and when he looked inside, both were full capacity of 1957 Chevy Bel Airs, keys and paperwork in the glove compartment straight from the factory. Only miles were from the factory to the rail car.
Sad how the auto industry has forgotten about its legacy and care more about quantity and green and less about quality and reliability.
@@americanpatriot2.06 RIGHT! Green being $$$$$. So many cars need a computer to fix them. Almost making the dealership a monopoly if you want it fixed.
That "another shop" garage chain must be huge as they got shops everywhere!
There's literally one right in your neighbor's back yard. Sometimes convenience isn't all its cracked up to be.
pure profit. they don't even buy new parts just use whatever they have laying around
Honestly there could be some money made in opening a shop called "Another Shop" and actually fixes cars.
After 51 years of turning wrenches, I'm still amazed by some of the dumb crap people do to their vehicles.
And trust me that they ain't gettin' any smarter.
“Another shop”:
Me, a buddy and a case of beer.
@@lordkreigs1978
They need to try a different brand of beer.
Some people shouldn't own cars
yup even us farm boys know to REMOVE the PLASTIC on an oil filter, sheesh
I'm going to start a chain of businesses called Another Shop and the only product will be that we take responsibility for your mechanical screw ups.
There was a tow where i used to live called "Any Wreaker" I thought that was pretty cleaver.
You would make a fortune. “$100 and we will admit all wrongdoing” 😂
I always wanted to have a restaurant called "I Don't Know" so when you ask your wife where she wants to eat and says "i don't know" you drive to my restaurant.
@@partycakes456 Don't know if it still exists but there was a bar near Ohio State called The Library.
"Honest mom, I spend every night at the library."
You could franchise the crap out of that concept.
Omg. The one who left the plastic on the oil filter and ruined the engine. LOL 😂
That's not the first time I've seen that happen on this channel.
You are beyond stupid to do something like this this. Like I always watch a video before attempting any job on my car, even if I have done it before, just to make sure I don't mess it up.
Judging from the water in that oil, I'd say the engine was probably already ruined, they just sped up the process.
well did you notice the oil? they were going to ruin it regardless
These people are so der der they probably shouldnt drive either!
"Another shop", "A friend" and "A neighbor" the perfect excuse that a DIY gone wrong.
"I know a guy that'll do it for half that price"...famous last words...lol
That amazing booger weld exhaust job demonstrates a level of patience and a lack of common sense beyond normal.
The stuck wrench was hilarious.
Not to mention the rebar exhaust hanger...
Literally the very first time I stick welded something, the result was a million times better.
I have welded for maybe 6 hours total in my life. I can doo better. First, he needs to turn the feed down. Then see if he needs to pop up the volts and amps
It must have taken him many hours to do all those welds
I did not see the stuck wrench you were referring to
The "another shop did it" is the car equivalent of the phrase commonly heard in hospitals "I fell on it"
😄😄😄 I have seen those "I fell on it" shorts.
It’s like having a girlfriend in high school who “ goes to another school”
“Claims he fell on the flashlight while changing a fuse. In the rain. Naked.” 🤔
That silver ghost is a work of art
It's a beauty to see the engine work so smoothly
Never has a 7l motor worked so hard to do so little.
Another Shop surely is a busy garage... Bad work though 😂
They are so busy they simply don’t have time to do it properly.
i'm convinced that all these people that claim "another shop screwed up my car" actually did the damage themselves and just don't want to admit they had no clue what they were doing.
The other shop is in their driveway.
more like the "other shop" is cousin Randy's garage who's had a couple beers in him
Well done, you intuited the inside joke.
@eumorpha876
Got lost in the Busch forest
Thanks Captain Obvious.
Compilation = OG narrator! 🥳
Y'all really just hate change dont you?
@@chandlerbing7570 The OG's voice sounded like he actually enjoyed the work, he was enthusiastic and you could tell. The AI bot was like listening to a singer who can't sing on key.
@@chandlerbing7570 I wouldn't say I hate it. People are generally at least somewhat resistant to change, though. They get used to something and aren't keen to that being suddenly changed. Of course, how good the thing is before and after has important impacts on this. I don't really have anything against the new guy. This narrator here just did a pretty good job and is what we're accustomed to.
@@chandlerbing7570 Yes.
My heart sank when the 1924 Rolls popped up. So glad it was not destroyed by “another shop” and JRI was just showcasing a beautiful car. 😅
saying it was done by another shop is like saying are these symptoms an STD?, I'm asking for a friend 🤣
It's really great to hear your voice again, Mr JRI! The only repairs I saw that I approve of is the tape applied over the dash warning lights. It's like turning the radio up when you hear a funny noise.
This is a compilation of older clips, so they have his voice in them.
Homer Simpson approves. 👍
I agree. Great to have the original narrator back
@@jrj6161he's not back it's just old footage
I often don't care about the problem that the warning light is yelling at me about.
Airbag? No shiz...i ripped the fuse out to shut up the dinging.
Check engine?...minor evap leak...no shiz, the muffler is gone. Seat belt? No shiz...I'm dumb.
Only a small piece of tape is necessary though.
That was overkill.
Back in the early 90s, I got a 1980 Volkswagen Dasher - essentially a 4 door wagon version of a rabbit; had a little diesel engine. It needed new CV joints. Chilton Manual to the rescue!! I got it done; took it to the nearby shop to get the front end aligned. Mech said I'd done a great job! He even noted that I did the right thing by using a new solid CV joint boot rather than the split boot most people get.. I was proud of that one!
@@TexJester-no8th dasher was a Passat not a rabbit.
My mom had one. Puke green inside and out. I hated it 😂
@samholdsworth420 Perhaps later, but the 1980 shared many body panels with a Rabbit - I was able to use a right front fender from a Rabbit and it fit almost perfectly.
Mine was white with a tan interior. VERY comfortable to ride in, fun to drive. The engine finally gave up and cost too much for me to have fixed or replaced - I really hated giving it up..
@@samholdsworth420Not sure where you are from but here in Canada, the Dasher was the VW version of the Audi Fox.
If you messed up, you'd've told him another shop did it. 😂
@RoundShades To be honest, that thought hadn't crossed my mind! Had I goofed, I would have admitted it and asked them to fix it... I was too naive at the time to do anything else..!
Back in the mid 90's, my mother had her 86 Suzuki Samauri repaired after an accident. The body shop claimed the rear axle was bent and had the axle replaced. However, the shop that did the work neglected to fill the axle with gear oil. It wasn't discovered until after it had been driven home about 10 miles and my mother had me do a once-over on it to make sure everything was good. Also found most of the spring mount bolts loose.
Crazy how that Rolls at the end has an exposed valve train. Super cool!
Well, you can get away with that when redline is 1200rpm and your 7l motor makes less power than a Predator V-Twin from Harbor Freight. Most of the gas you're burning is just to keep the motor turning over.
Narrator: "Customer took the car to another shop..."
Me: "It was at this point that they (the customer) realized... they f****d up."
Good idea to put tape over warning lights. If you can't see them, everything must be okay.
Or, if you really want to go high class, do what Mr. Ferrari at 4:08 did and spray paint over the warning lights.
i got tape over 4 of mine. 515,000 miles, over half a mil. it cant be cant be wrong rite?. not recommended tho. I fart or hit a bump and a warning light comes on so i covered them. temperature and oil pressure is all i concern myself with on engine.
@@t1tooi can't tell if you're joking
I now feel really good. 7 days to fix my ride-on mower. Last Sunday it lost all drive, forward or reverse. Pulled it all apart, found a linkage had broken off at the weld in the rear drive assembly. But 4 idler pulleys and the drive belt were shot. Replaced all the broken bits, welded up the linkage, adjusted the "clutch " and damn if it doesnt go better than it ever did, and no leftover parts! 😂
$170 of parts, and didnt need to visit the "other shop" !! Lol
Thank you. I have been really wanting to see an abused luxury car compilation.
I was feeling a little down on myself, but after watching this I feel a whole lot smarter
Think about this logic, save up enough money to buy a Lamborghini, but didn't save up enough to pay for a proper routine oil change.
or get a qualified person to do the radio, daaamn -_-
This is the exact reason I don't buy second hand Mercedes...
Years ago I worked in a garage next to a tyre shop and they had a customer come in with a 1 year old Bentley and he needed 2 tyres as they were bald, he ended up getting 2 part worns fitted. No one could believe it
@@20vtechnikthey are usually messed up beyond all reason
@@ThePontiac98 hahahaha!
There are exceptions but for the most part, you are correct.
So," other shop" means I tried to fix it to save some money even though I have no clue what I'm doing. Brilliant!
There is this problem with YT. It is able to convince the dumbest people in the world they can do anything. Just as much a problem when it comes to PC building. I saw a post on Reddit a few days ago where someone tried to say that a Ryzen MB shipped with two socket pins that were completely folded over and pressed against the edge of the socket rather than admit they weren't as careful as they thought they were trying to be. They're in for a rude awakening when they RMA it.
@@gkett001 I learned how to work on my truck myself with a Haynes manual
Mechanic: "What's your name?"
Customer: "Another Shop"
This shows how important it is to not only maintain your vehicle with oil changes but also to find a good mechanic who knows what they are doing and doesn't over charge.
Would rather overpay for someone competent to do the work than cheap out and have someone destroy my vehicle through incompetence to save a few bucks.
Define 'overcharge', this channel has numerous people who had work done cheaply and now have to pay again for repairs, that doesn't make it cheap..🙄
I would rather overpay then get my car back with a blown engine because I underpaid
That "Another Shop" sure has quite a business even after all the screw-ups. ;)
What I wonder the most, is how that other shop is able to attract so many customers while still being absolutely anonymous.
That other shop doesn't have mechanics, just donkey pits with a screwdriver.
Yo that range rover hood door fabrication was just insane. Who the fuck came up with that?? 😂😂😂
Bubba's Auto Repair and Bait Shop.
Crack head at the scrap yard.
Probably costed more than the door
I can hear it saying, "kill me".
The owner of the truck… 😂😂
Probably the earliest I've ever caught a video.
Man, the cars that are driving on the roads next to us, never ceases to amaze me... and scare me.
Regular mandatory safety inspections.
I hear that. I've seen some things that would make you want to quit driving forever 🤣🤣🤣.
This proves it.😬😬😬
@rogerwilco2 how do you enforce that? Gunpoint?
... I am from the UK but live in Portugal.. European countries have annual road safety tests : if it doesn't pass it is not legal to drive it on the road. The police can check if the car is road worthy, has insurance and road tax solely by checking the number plate. 🎉
Time for the "Another shop" drinking game. Line'em up. We're about to get hammered. lmao
Welcome back!
You're confused.
@@Batmann_ I believe he's talking about the narrator
@@c-man1116 Yup, that's what I thought and that's also why I replied with what I said.
The X5 at 9:50 was driving through Jurassic Park 🤣
The Rolls at the end is amazing!
The last clip was awesome. Thank you.
There are a few (not this many!) bad jobs done by "another shop".
Case in point: many many years ago a friend of ours had his oil changed at the dealership where he bought the car. They failed to put the oil filler cap back on (left the metal cap sitting on the radiator) and then slammed the hood down. Customer didn't appreciate the new look of his hood, and the dealership got to fix it free of charge.
But most of these are just brother-in-law Biff in his backyard with his "I can make it fit" philosophy.
Nice Rolls. Love to see old cars.
I love the euphemism "other shop" articulated so succinctly. Always enjoy your submissions lol.
This DIY is basically DIWhy
DIhow
That Rolls-Royce is a masterpiece of engineering. Beautiful machine.
Thank you for bringing the old narration back!
The clip of the Silver Ghost is much too short.
The door on that Ram @ 2:30 is something 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
05:09 gets points for honesty. No "other shop nonsense"
It’s always “another shop”…😆😂🤣
I really love this channel! There's just no limit to the automotive creative stupidity you guys bring to us!
I really enjoy these longer videos. 3 minutes is not enough time for your awesome channel.
"Another shop" , "A friend" .. LOL every time people be lying
“This is a 1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost”
Thank God this was just for show, and not because the owner tried to fix it up using spray foam and duct tape! That would have been a tragedy.
One of my first jobs, back in the early 70s, was gas jockey at a small gas station with one mechanic who was a very recent high school grad. In hindsight, it was "another shop" based on the talent, or lack there of, that one mechanic possessed. He had a "left over parts" drawer that quickly filled to overflowing. And he he was fond of disabling warning lights.
I liked those welds up at the beginning. They were really good. Are they done by throwing bits of molten metal onto the surface?
That Rolls is a piece of art The low idle speed of those engines is really neat.
you know most of these were the customers did the work and F-ed it up and blamed " a different shop "🤣
And this is why i am so thankful to have the ability to work on my own stuff! Some people shouldnt be anywhere near a car or fking tools!
1:15 if they won’t tell you what shop fcked up their car they did it themselves or it was their neighbour’s friend’s friend his cousin 😂😂😂
A Bentley. With a moldy interior. What kind of person has the “savoir faire” to want a Bentley, but doesn’t mind MOLD?!
EDIT: I used “savior faire” sort of wrongly; it’s closer to “social grace”. But I meant “swank” or “swagger”. You know... “rizz”, unless that’s already obsolete! Lol!
It’s quite the conundrum.😂
Haha that "other shop!" 🤣
The detonated BMW block is cool 💥👍
This is what happens when you slap a cheap Chinese turbo on an internally stock motor and then crank up the boost to the max.
Miss the old days when you could just pull out the bulb from The warning Light
I miss the days when I could read the Check Engine code with a paperclip. 📎
Every time I feel dumb, I watch your videos and suddenly I get my confidence back👌
Lambo Urus - 241,000 dollars: Sure
Driving on Rims - 20,000 dollars: Why not
Getting it towed - 140 dollars: No way!
i always love the way. people say.. it was my friend or another shop when it was them that did it. but and only a few people admit that they fluffed up trying to do the work themselves.
I can’t believe people treat their cars this way!
The Tasmanian devil plush toy holding the ignition might be the best repair I have ever seen.
Another shop, Another shop. I can't stand it anymore!
Love the accusatory "apparently" every time "another shop" is mentioned. 😊
Tasmanian Devil continues to mill through everything in it's path. 😂
The customer put water in his engine and then turned the vehicle off immediately after he realized what he had done. That's being dumb and smart at the same time!
Incredible content! Thanks for the Rolls at the end.
If all these other shops did these horrendous repairs why don't these people take them back to that shop to get it fixed correctly?
I had a body shop install a counterfeit radiator assembly on my Jetta and return the vehicle with AC inop and coolant gushing from the car. I wasn't about to give those clowns a chance to break some more stuff so I took it to a competent indie Euro specialist mechanical shop. Even though the front of the car was all smashed up and leaking coolant after the wreck, the AC actually still worked when I dropped it off at the body shop. I'm just glad there was no frame damage because the body shop definitely would have botched that repair. There were also some fisheyes in the paint, the sign of a shop that can't even properly do the work they specialize in. Unfortunately I couldn't sue them because they were already in bankruptcy by the time I went to file. The body shop no longer exists so at least I can take some comfort from that.
first clip - Lamborghini - and you change your own oil? face palm.
The only way I would buy a Lambo would be if I got a great deal on a used one and did all the work myself. I wouldn't even trust a Lambo factory tech. Being an aviation maintenance tech trumps that, in spades.
I love the guy draining the water out of the eng. with a banana leaf-now that's thinking outside the box...LOL
Glad the old voice is back!
I’m a retired mechanic after 34 years, and never ceases to amaze me watching these videos.😲🙄😆
how do you even add 7 gallons of oil and not realize you're doing something wrong?... and then the welds... i love how they just keep going... stevie wonder could see those are not welds... why wouldn't you just stop and actually learn how to make a bead???
the rangerover hood on the ram is the craziest thing ive ever seen! even still the lettering on there! wow
The one with the ram door was hilarious like “oh yaaa let’s just use the hood of this rover as a door surely the customer won’t notice”
The original narrator is back! Hope his new family are doing well 🙂
Tape over the warning lights is legendary 😂😂😂
How does one go from 10 liters of engine oil to 28 liters, how did that happen? 🤣
He kept filling it up because he could see the rockers.
@@georgejohnson7591 Maybe the owner thought the liters of the engine was also the oil amount?😜
@@LazyLifeIFreak I doubt he was capable of that level of thought.
No dipstick except for him being one.
I’m gonna start a chain of shops named Another Shop just to see how many calls I’d get from frustrated mechanics.
Damn, some people are not meant to have a car
Wow, loved the old RR! Mr Royce was a brilliant engineer.
OMG, I can't even finish watching this. 🙈
Yay the good narrator is back.
Nope, try again. These are clips from old videos.
Thanks for the palate cleanser at the end.
I almost had a panic attack at the RR Silver Ghost at the end thinking it had "been to another shop."
Big relief when it was just being shown off.
Now, if what happened to that Urus happened to any other car, the repairs would probably cost like, $2k, but, with the Lambo tax, it's $20k.
You could get like 90% of those parts for an RSQ8 and save probably 12 to 15 of that
That rolls at the end is such a beauty
That’s a beautiful Roll Royce at the end, but seeing those external valves gave me the heebeejeebees imagining dirt and dust collecting on them. It’s like seeing someone walking on a sandy beach with no skin on.
That Rolls shows how good maintenance can prolong the life of a car!
Very good one, thanks again as always.
I should be stunned and flabbergasted over the condition of vehicles (expensive ones!) shown here, but at this point I've been watching JRI long enough that nothing surprises me.
The Silver Ghost is a thing of true beauty!