Mechanic Still Can’t Replace Parts! Customer JUST bought it! Chevy Cobalt PT2!

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1. As to the billboard. If local commuters pass by it may be a good idea. Because you want local people to see it. I don't think that long distance commuters would use your shop. They would use a shop close to home.

2. When the socket got stuck you could just leave it in there for the next tech to use. Ha ha ha.

3. Hubcaps are people trying to look good. It's like putting lipstick on a pig.

4. Easyout ?

5. Color name on the 'cuda" is "Plum Crazy" just like early ',70s! Others yhat come to mind green eny/lemon drop. Ford hadone (my '74 pinto wagon that i bought from original owner " Anti- EstablishMINT green" with green paisley vloyh seat inserts,!!!!!

6. As far as the billboard goes just erect your own then there's no fee's for you to pay. Makes perfect sense to me. You have room for it.

7. Ray, next time you have a similar valve problem, try a screw extractor! They wok great on broken valves like your Schraeder!

8. Try a screw extractor

9. when you try doing this again try putting a stocking on the line when you blow the air out a nylon stocking will catch all the metal shavings you blow out and verify you got everything.

10. The Cuda!!! What a treat!!!😅😅

11. Did the customer try to blame you for the AC not working because you fixed their gas tank even though they are completely separate systems on the vehicle? When I was a service advisor at Firestone we used to get this all the time. We’d fix the customers brakes and the next week or so they would come in and say we messed their car up because now it has an check engine light coming on since we did the brakes. 😂😂😂

12. You need to buy a set of left hand drill set

13. Why is it so satisfying watching brake clean with good spray pressure? It's like mechanics asmr😂

14. Out. Stand ing idea. billboard. add

15. Did you connect your compressor electrical connection

16. I would suggest chasing the threads before the new valve.

17. You got a pair brother! To even try to save that line you sir are a awesome mech !!!! God bless ya!! Thx for sharing Yes I know this was a year ago,,,,, Hope your life problem goes ok…

18. Most people don't know they should always use the ripem park brake when they park to help keep the rear brakes adjusted…. Thx for sharing….

19. Ray, some of those R134A fitting made in chinna with replacement hoses , you can not remove that valve core, they have an internal lip machined into them to stop you from just removing the vavle core, they want you to have to replace the whole high flow fitting, that way it has a new seat and threads, but be careful both the high flow fitting and the line are cheap Chineesum aluminum, I swisted one right off on my 2002 Jeep Liberty, and I am a retired 30+ year Vetran of the HVACR industry, thank God I was replacing the whole line at that time or I would have been screwed. lol PS: In all but automotive these are Called CoreMax fitting and the whole fitting is always replaced, we even have spical CoreMax removal tools to remove and replace these fitting while under presher with out a lose of refrigent, but OMG are the tools Expencive $400.00.

20. did you try an thread ezyout?

21. Dude, wedding band ?

22. I wonder if you cld put the dye in the radiator to detect a leak.

23. Man I wish I had a trustworthy mechanic in Detroit, ppl here just tell you whatever will get them paid

24. A cobalt Colbalt.

25. How about some new videos’ ? ?

26. The good ol eco turd

27. 39:59 Ray, why don't you clean off the old dye with brake clean so if a new leak happens there will not be any old residue from this work?

28. 32:15 very clean throttle body…..

29. 17:33 The angle of your dangle always matters.😂

30. 1:43 Another 3rd lift, how many 3rd lifts can you have….lol 😂

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