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Most cars become lemons cause that air bag light
Falcons on the Plaid, dude…
Tell mommy you need hair plugs
When does mommmy let
My dad bought a Lemon Law, tahoe years ago. Customer complaint was that the car would not start from time to time. GM replaced the entire engine harness twice, along with starters and ECUs. Dad bought it from a dealer who specializes in selling lemon GMs out of indiana. GM had said it was fixed, though title branded but they gave a very nice bumper to bumper warrenty with it. Fast forward a few months it started having the same issue again. He was getting ready to take it to dealership to get it looked at again, and I happened to notice that the car alarm would keep going off even though you unlocked it but only when you used the key and not the fob. From years of installing car audio, I took a peek under the dash, turns out the original dealership put in one of those dealer installed codealarm upsell car alarms that just happend to have a starter disable circuit. I unplugged it from the harness and sure enough he owned that car for 10 more years not a single issue again. The alarm module had failed. I guess no one thought to look as that alarm used the factory remotes as it was tied into if the car was unlocked by them.
Yeah…. shut up Steve.
So a lemon is a genuine term in terms of cars i thought it was something daft us english people said
joly hew
11:34 Nice shoes man
I had to bring my car into the dealership 10 times .. never fixed it .. it didn't get off the lot before it broke down again .. I wish I knew about the lemon law I would have tried to get my money back
Crazy that something irrelevant can take you to lemon. General lesson to have an open mind in order to deal with a problem.
The moment I saw him bring out the RCM I had the feeling it's going to need coding to the car. I thought this would have been signed that he may have known already considering how many cars that he's basically got his hands on and fixed. That's a lot of circuitry and a lot of newer cars. When they have some sort of module, it must be coded to that specific car because the previous one is coded to another car.
I consider myself very good with vehicle electronics and mechanics but I still wouldn't take the risk because of the car's lemon title alone. You were extremely lucky the repairs were still honored by warranty. I would've thought Tesla entered that car's vin into a database that marked it as a case settlement, severing all responsibilities of Tesla.
Anything can be fixed, I have fixed thing Porsche dealership had no idea how to handle.
Tesla does not need to make a $15,000 car because the resale values are so low you can buy a great used one for that.
Whilst it’s a good service you get, when I had a model 3, I just spent most of my weekends driving it back and forth to the garage that was an hours drive away to fix silly issues that are a result of cheap parts.
Why did you say tesla bought it back. Customer should get a refund. Not sell it back. Funny how Americans see things.
16:36 what
hmm low mileage but that yoke is very very worn like a 200K motor.
I wonder if a person who doesn't have a Youtube channel with 1.57M subscribers would be treated the same at the dealer.
"This is my friend Steve"…"Shut up Steve!" LOL 😂😅😂😅 What a friend indeed!
You couldn't pay me to drive one of these clown mobiles. Screw Elon Musk.
Aren’t you embarrassed to drive a Tesla?
Oh no u mean u actually need to drive the car😢😢 what😢😢
Damn bro what a fire pick up
You didn’t save 50k…you saved 10k. A similar used car was 10k more. Your car was used so you need to compare to used as well. Not new.
Make sure the tire has the T in the part number. for instance, the pirelli zero as tire that matches the model X is less at discount tire, BUT, the tires are NOT the same part number, weigh 5 pounds less each (I got the specs right from Pirelli), and have different sidewall strengh, resistance/range, and noise characteristics! for me, I'll spend a little bit more for the T (Tesla) version of the tire spec'd by Tesla engineers for a plaid. If you're driving a 3 or y with base specs, def save your money and get the cheaper version.
not true, fsd follows the car not the owner after reselling