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Each photo & video described.
These videos are meant to be educational but also funny, so if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask!

0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 The technician said he was not told which tow truck company apparently did this. The quote was given to the customer and no new information has come up yet. Not sure if the customer actually caused the damage or if it was actually done by the tow truck company.
0:19 Fiat (didn't mention the model). The oil was drained and filled with the appropriate amount. Must have cost the customer a lot of money in engine oil!
0:30 As mentioned it's the 2nd time the customer has done this to his pickup truck! An expensive mistake and hopefully he won't do this a 3rd time.
0:52 The customer wants to pay the shop any time needed to get this started. Since the video was taken the shop got the 2015 Corvette started (issue with some modules). The car is going to need a lot more work however as any flood-damaged vehicle is a nightmare.
1:09 OBD 2 connector had to be replaced. The insurance module is most likely to track the customer's driving habits. Insurance companies will offer a lower insurance rate if they can track your driving habits/watch if you're speeding or not, etc.
1:23 It looks like the customer sunk their Sea-Doo. Would not be surprised if water got into the engine as well.
1:33 The technician said the engine had a pretty bad rattle as well (timing chains - common issue) and the coolant leak was from the water pump.
1:42 The boost pipe needs to be removed to give easier access to the fuel filter. When the customer re-installed it after replacing the fuel filter, the seal rolled and then got sucked into the turbo and damaged it. An expensive mistake!
1:58 Hours later, and all of it was removed.
2:10 A filthy garbage truck full of garbage that this mechanic had to work on.
2:18 The customer tried to get his insurance company involved to pay for damages but they said no.
2:32 No extra info.
2:42 Hopefully the customer didn't run the engine for long without it reading no oil pressure as it might need to be replaced now.
2:53 A customer's car with almost everything in the engine bay spray painted the same colour. Might be easy to find an oil leak at least!
3:07 Outro. Thanks for watching!

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