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5 Secrets Only Car Mechanics Know (This Will Save You Thousands)

5 Secrets Only Car Mechanics Know (This Will Save You Thousands)

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5 Secrets Only Car Mechanics Know (This Will Save You Thousands) Robert: I actually had a person bring a ford focus in and they had the dealership install a new power steering pump cause it was leaking turned out it still leaked after installing new pump the mechanic at Ford dealership installed the nylon washer incorrectly and caused a leak from new pump but that little nylon washer was the issue the whole time but why do a replacement of just a dollar part when you can overcharge for unnecessary parts
Date: 2020-10-21

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Scotty, I wasted my time watching this video. all you do is wave your arms and incessant chatter. Think of viewers. put all you products on a table where they are stable and not moving and we all can see what you are talking about. Gee, it is not rocket science.
You want all you viewers -to know what you are trying- to inchoate the proper ways to carry out what you are doing based on all your years of experiences I normally gain something from your videos. but got too dizzy with all the hand movements on this one. Not sure what those products are, either.

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Hi Scotty! I saw a video where you talked about a polish for glass. I have used Original Formula Bonami 1886 Formula cleaning powder. All I do is dampen a sponge and rub it onto the glass. Wait until it drys, then wipe it off with a cloth. It is very mildly abrasive, so it polishes. Works well on chrome too. My friend used it on the windshield of his 1958 Edsel, which was scratched some from the windshield wipers. It gradually polished the scratches out. By the way, Ace Hardware has it for under 2 a can.
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I put the AT205 in my power steering for a leaky rack and pinion and everything bled out like like my car had Ebola, that was with the car not even running because it had bled out overnight. It F-ed it up so bad I had to immediately change the rack and pinion. It worked good in the oil though, noticed much less leaking. I m too scared to try it in the transmission but that isn t really leaking anyway so I ll save it for an emergency in that case.
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Question: I just bought a 2002 Toyota highlander. why does it take me driving 85mph to switch into 4th gear? And in the manual it says to always drive with overdrive on but it feels like its working the engine harder. when should I use overdrive? It has 130, 000 miles. also what do you think the value of the car is 7k 8k accurate?
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I gotta question so I m about to buy a Infiniti g37x sedan but it needs a new catalytic converter so the engine can breathe and the rear suspension needs work so my question is what is your feedback on this car and what do you think is best I do scottykilmer
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I sanded my 20 yo ranger headlights to remove the uv protectant first. Then sprayed on a clear coat. Has looked great for 2 years now. I do park my truck in the shade. Shade for a car is everything. That is the big difference. Good video. From Sacramento
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Scotty Kilmer i heard that AT-205 will Only works on rubber/EPDM type seals, and actually dissolves plastic/teflon/delrintype seals. is that true. do i need check what kind of seal before use AT-205
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You ve said a few times you keep something in your trunk in case you need it, if your trunk looks like your garage do you really think you ll find it when you need it LOL just teasing Scotty
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Scotty: My sign is coming with me.
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Construction worker reading a note where the sign once was: Scotty wuz Here!

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