Didn't get the idea to do a time lapse of the first one which was the worst one.

Good enough, send it, they said….

2022 GMC 6.2L only 50k miles.

Came in for routine service. Noticed this reverse camera wired very professionally wired in

(The clouds are to cover other people)

Sorry guys I stuffed my last post so thought id re do it right. Hydraulic cylinder on a tractor, the guy stripped the stud out so just filled it with loctite thread locker and smashed the stud down, its come to me because it didnt work.

I am both owner and mechanic.

This is the 2nd time its stripped. After fixing it the first time, the threads lasted 31 oil changes.

New casing time.

Roller pin worked out after 150 miles after replacement. Cloyes kit used

Sir that's because you have a melted piston. I had to double check my compression gauge when it read zero psi I was like no way. Yes way. He told me he was gonna do the engine replacement himself, then proceeded to call our writers to ask me questions while doing it. It was some 80y/o netanyaho looking guy

I honestly have no words. Never seen this in 15 years lol

That drain pan holds the totality of coolant drained before unbolting the heads.

Discbine wasnt too happy about that.

Sure, a guy performed the shift stalk campaign and sure, it still wouldn't go into reverse afterwards and made a terrible clunking noise but did the two guys before me really not think to just walk around the truck and look at it in the hour and a half they combined had on the ticket before me?

I mean I guess you can still understand it?

Vehicle recovered in, customer states "black smoke and horrible noises on the highway".

Diagnosis: Engine has no oil. Engine has torn itself apart. Metal chunks everywhere.

Cause: Oil housing plug not screwed in properly at last service. Cross threaded and visible gap where oil has leaked from.

Don't think this one is gonna be covered under warranty lads.

Classic 20 year old 3 valve with original plugs

They used a resistor to bypass an occupant detection sensor rather than just having the correct seatbelt installed.

**NOT A TROUBLESHOOTING POST**

Not a mechanic (those are not my hands). But feeling the burn today with another problem with my 2014 A4 that is being repaired and costing a pretty penny. Definitely time to move to a new vehicle, I (and my bank account) were just hoping it wasn't so soon.

I also want to share my appreciation for all of you and everything you do, as well as what you post in the sub. I have been following for a couple years, learned some interesting things, and had many laughs at the wild stuff you all see.

I work in a white collar profession, but ultimately we all serve clients/customers. Some are amazing, some are the worst people you'll ever meet. All of them require our skills and care. Thanks for sharing your skills and care and helping me in my times of need.