Before we continue, don't forget to hit the like button. Hey, you might want to get that checked out there, pal. Uh, might need a little, uh, rotating balance or something. I don't think you can take it to the shop. Parker, a mobile mechanic received a call from this customer because he couldn't jump start his car. He'll be amazed why. He's supposed to be black on red and red on black. Uh, what do you, what, what'd you say? These things here because that's what my charge is told me to do with the black on, the black on the red and the red on the black. Oh, This exotic hurricane evil was brought in for a check due to the dealer's complaint that it just didn't run right. The mechanic diagnosed the blown head gasket using a 5-cent balloon. This customer requested an oil level sensor replacement without wanting to pay for an oil change, and response to the technician came up with the creative solution to replace the sensor using a vacuum cleaner. The technician performed an oil change on this Camaro and let the car run for two minutes. When he backed up the car from the lift, he noticed that all the oil drained onto the shop floor. The mishap occurred when he forgot to remove the old oil gasket filter O-ring and the engine ran with a double o-ring gasket in place. Here's why you don't heat a stuck caliper slide pin. This semi-truck was towed in because the driver accidentally drove over a mattress. Woo! It's gonna be a costly one. Jesus. Customer states there's a noise on startup coming from the right side of their vehicle. It's a car. Ran new and customer says he can't put it on a car. So it's defective. So I wonder what the hell could be wrong with the car. I guess it's got to be an idiot. He can't put it on a car. Why not? Whoops. I guess it's defective. There are two types of car owners, those who can fix anything. And those who truly fix everything. And that's it for today's video. Don't forget to send us your photos and videos for a chance to be featured in our next one. Thanks for watching and see you guys next time.