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0:00 Intro
0:05 Technician also said: "There was also interior damage to the infotainment screen and seats
And there was also antifreeze poured into the fuel tank as well.
The husband had access since he has his own keys for the truck but the truck is under the wife’s name."
0:23 Vehicle looks to have been rear-ended at some time. So whoever "fixed" it at one point, used a piece of wood behind the bumper support, and a lot of spray foam. The technician said this was quite the unusual one as the customer did not say if they bought it second-hand like this, or actually had another shop do this work or themselves. Maybe they bought the vehicle second-hand and somebody lied to them about the damages.
0:36 The technician said a connecting rod busted through the oil pan. He was very surprised it drove in but had quite a lack of power.
0:47 OEM connectors for speakers were cut and the customer tried connecting the wires with scotch tape.
1:07 The customer approved the repairs to repair the connector and ignition coil. Since the ignition coil and connector going to it were damaged, it caused the vehicle to misfire and run rough. Said they will be bringing it to a body shop to get the other damages repaired.
1:25 The technician did not mention the cause of the noise, but it sounds to be caused by the bearings in the rear differential so I added that to the video.
1:40 Quite an unusual day at this shop. The monkey was fine.
1:55 No extra info.
2:06 The technician had a good laugh since you could just open the rear door and then the front door to get in the vehicle. The shop told the customer what they needed and they declined repairs.
2:15 The technician said there were 2 different wheel lock keys needed, but they lost one. So they had to hammer off the other one as the customer does not know where the wheel lock key is.
2:25 Both rear tires are bald. The customer apparently just came back from a road trip in Scotland. Hopefully, they get new tires installed.
2:36 Quite the unusual one. The shop told the customer it's not safe to have seashells on the dash just in case they get into an accident, and also as sand could get stuck behind their brake or gas pedal and cause an issue while driving.
2:45 Vacuum line going to the brake booster was chewed by a rodent.
The customer's neighbor was the one who checked the brake fluid.
3:03 The technician said: "Being that it's owned by a logging company, and knowing how most of the logging companies are in the area, wouldn't surprise me if it was a former customer that was pissed because they went in and clearcut an area and took a bunch of trees that they weren't supposed to."
3:12 Shop dog.
3:22 Outro. Thanks for watching!
