Customer States (Mechanic Finds Unexpected Furry Friends) | Just Rolled In

In today's episode there's a couple of animals found in engine bays, some customers who really should've got pre-purchase inspections and many other mechanical nightmares. We hope you enjoy! Customer states and mechanical problems in one digestible video for you to enjoy! Worst mechanical fails. Ultimate Customer States Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoaJrSYvENUwa-PTZ-ubWwroxKZROqx4r Send us your customer states and mechanic fails videos here: https://forms.gle/ybywj6a3SS4Vpvhv5 Or email: [email protected] Video descriptions: 0:00 One week closer to one year more like 0:14 That is indeed a flyswat 0:20 No update on weather they adopted it or not 0:32 We all make mistakes like this from time to time 0:46 Must be some new kind of three-piece rotors 1:05 Someone doesn’t know how to use wheel weights 1:20 Who needs working suspension anyway 1:27 Company has a bunch of normal fleet vehicles, and this one somehow got forgotten 1:36 This probably should’ve been written off cause those electronic connections are definitely going to corrode 2:02 Where’s a priest mechanic when you need one 2:11 Apprentices will learn from missing this very bad tire that could go at any point 2:30 Surprisingly the brake pedal was still firm and it stopped okay and that’s probably why the owner thought it was fine 2:45 Bit of excess movement in that pulley 2:48 Maybe it happened in the four miles since but surely this should’ve been found at the factory 2:59 Time for a new vehicle cause there's definitely more rust around 3:30 Mechanic said it ended up being one of the longest oil changes he’s ever done 3:38 Someone also said it could even be an egg in the radiator an old trick to block a leak 3:59 First time welder on the job right there 4:08 Going to guess there’s a fault with the ECU or fuse box causing this one 4:33 Extremely common issue on these Chevy Trax’s 4:38 Apparently a common issue on some Jeep models easy fix just needing some bolts replaced 4:46 There’s no way they weren’t feeling this for ages too 4:53 Yet another wet belt disintegrating into the oil pickup 5:10 OSHA approved there’s an airbag underneath him for safety 5:15 They paid $1500 thinking it was a steal even though they were told it had issues 5:29 Bit of extra air flow coming through that valve right there 5:50 Can only guess whoever stole it really wanted to ruin the car by putting water into the tank 6:08 Probably ate a curb a while ago and that crack has been wearing away over time 6:32 Either some extremely old brake fluid or had water ingress and sat for a while 6:51 Insanely lucky customer not many more miles would’ve destroyed this engine 7:19 Customer thankfully ended up replacing all four tires just to be safe 7:32 Customer thought this was their timing belt but still lucky it didn’t rip through the auxiliary belt 7:44 Give it a few days or week and this is going to smell terrible 8:09 Reputable and exhaust putty over poor welds doesn’t go hand in hand 8:16 Who needs springs anyway that’s just extra weight reduction 8:24 Too much movement right there so it’s time for a rebuild 8:31 Vehicle seems to have installed its own non-factory transmission immobilizer 8:41 Possibly a bit of water got into the bead and started rusting it around the rim causing the leaks 9:03 Customers car lost a bit of power and the turbo was the culprit. Customers going to upgrade it instead 9:16 Not leaking coolant underneath so the radiator is hopefully fine 9:29 Axle has definitely seen better days and judging by the grease and rust has been like this for a while 9:36 Kind of surprising they missed this after they managed to install the airbox themselves 9:43 Customer had some suspension work done on that wheel and the tech doing that work forgot to tighten the caliper bolts and one worked itself out 10:08 Choo choo steam train ahead 10:19 The brake pads seem to have gone walkabout likely installed incorrectly and fell out 10:26 Bad day for this customer not much you can do when in the middle of nowhere except a tow 10:35 Got a bit more than their moneys worth and now needs a new rotor 10:52 Got those new adjustable spark gaps 11:03 Old owner 100% installed something incorrectly 11:15 Bit of an odd issue that it only leaks during that initial start up then there’s no leak what so ever 11:34 What’s even worse is they knew it was losing coolant and getting hot but proceeded to drive with it in that state 11:53 Outro Credit to the following people who allowed us to add additional insight and commentary: https://www.tiktok.com/@giesing123 https://www.tiktok.com/@goldnroach https://www.tiktok.com/@thetoyotarob https://www.tiktok.com/@k.tech54 https://www.tiktok.com/@thevehicleworkshop https://www.tiktok.com/@kyleellis127 https://www.tiktok.com/@bcauto_ https://www.tiktok.com/@theeverydaymechanic https://www.tiktok.com/@mistaken_racing https://www.tiktok.com/@oneilprecision #customerstates #mechanicfail #mechanicproblems