Customer States Temperature Not Warm In Car | Just Rolled In

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0:00 Intro
0:05 Customer left oil jug on engine/exhaust. Melted oil jug, and oil leaked onto the exhaust and hot engine which caused the burning oil smell.
0:16 No issues found. The customer didn't say anything when they picked up the vehicle.
0:30 This is exactly how the vehicle came in. Castle nut then the cotter pin gets installed afterward is how it's supposed to be. A cotter pin is a simple fastener that's used to secure a bolt in place.
0:45 The technician said: "The noise was from the damage to the front brake rotor backing plates being damaged and rubbing on the rotors. He had also cut the exhaust pipe in front of the fuel tank and did not have a turndown. That fuel tank is on borrowed time. He declined all of the work. Hopefully, he fixes it without hurting himself or others."
1:00 Sway bar links were improperly installed as shown in the clip.
The customer came in for an alignment but the technician had to re-install the sway bar end links correctly and do some other repairs.
1:20 Nuts for u-bolts came loose, only 1 left holding the one u-bolt on. The mechanic said the truck's steering was all over the place, and he is surprised the customer did not mention anything about it. He is also not sure who installed the new front brakes and didn't notice any of this.
1:33 Just like the fuel shark we showed in a previous video. This is a gimmick. The closest information the mechanic could find about these was on a website - https://mundi.com/product/epm-vortex/
Supposed to improve fuel mileage, etc... but it's just a gimmick a lot of people far for.
1:53 Customer's car needs a new engine.
2:06 Customer tried fixing brake lines with JB weld and just used a fuel line as a brake line. This is never the way to fix brake lines, and the whole line should be replaced.
2:12 The meat was expired by over 2 weeks.
2:23 Engine and transaxle look to be both very damaged. The vehicle will most likely be a write-off.
2:36 Customer drove over this on the highway and heard a loud noise. They brought it into this shop to get it removed, and then said they will be going to a body shop to get the hole repaired.
2:44 Some new windshield wipers have plastic covers on the blades so they don't get damaged. The customer left them on when they installed the new wipers.
2:53 Not sure who installed the Nike slider as a sway bar bushing but the mechanic had a good laugh when they saw this. If it works, it works!
3:03 Just a joke of a subscriber working on his car.
3:08 Outro. Thanks for watching!