Crazy, because I just watched a vid about Bob Ross before I watched this video - and I had them opened in different tabs to watch in order. I was thinking that this guy has a way of dealing with things and of talking about them that is just engaging enough without being like "the other guys". Thank you, Car Wizard.

Sean Harris the vice one about why you cant buy his paintings?

@@JohnDoe-qc3jr It sure watched/felt like a Vice vid, but it was NY Times.

@@seanharris2320 yeah i assumed it was vice didnt really look at the channel just guessed by the similiar format

I have a 07 SHELBY GT.My question is they came white or black with silver stripes.I Have never seen white with blue stripes and the hood isn't stock.I assume that the owner changed that stuff himself.

Same here But i kept going for some questions what it could be But after some time he get angry because i never put my car in the shop xp Sow cant go there anymore 🤣

Yep, I had a fan module go bad on a 03 Mazda 6, mechanics wanted to replace every part of the cooling system, an hour of trouble shooting figured it out did it myself.

Charles Alberti no shit me too I hurt my finger and needed brakes on my Mazda 6 I was quoted 1200 bucks wtf so I found someone on Craigslist...500 bucks that included parts and he did a great job.....

@@HappyDude1 it's typically not the mechanic it's the shop he works for. Electrical problems don't pay well so it's a fix the fucking issue and get it out the door.

true so true

Wisdom is alway better then raw intelligence. Until it isn’t. Of course I suspected the same thing, and or the thermostat.

Bad at reading people is all . blame yourself

it's typically not the mechanic it's the shop he works for. Electrical problems don't pay well so it's a fix the fucking issue and get it out the door. There's typically very little money in parts so we're forced to kick them out the door as soon as we kind of figure out the issue. Not all of us do high-end work that can subsidize days lost tracing an electrical issue.

Most mechanics use identifix your an idiot

A good piece of advice: Watch the entire video before you comment

@@sam2920 I did, so what part of my comment is wrong?

@@ModernDIYProjects It's not wrong, you're just repeating the whole heater bit pretty much verbatim. just seemed redundant that's all

Had overheating issue on a 2006 Mustang GT I bought new. I changed the thermostat and removed the radiator and had it cleaned. No luck. Changed radiator cap. No luck. Bought new fan assembly. No luck. Changed fan relays and no luck. I could start the car and idle it all day in driveway and the fan would kick in and work perfect. However, when I drove it and then stopped and idled it, the fan would not work then. It would not come on then even with the AC turned on and it’s supposed to come on whenever the AC is turned on. I was baffled and so were other people. No codes, nothing! I was about to buy a new computer when I decided to take apart the engine fuse box. There are 3-4 bolts you loosen and then you can lift up the relay holding section. Once I did that I saw that the wire that runs into the high speed fan relay was burned and the plastic connector was burned!! I had to get a new fuse box. I came across other Mustangs 05-09 with the exact same problem. I don’t know what caused that to happen but it was very frustrating. I was researching this issue for hours and hours. Each time it overheated while trying to solve this I would always shut it down right away. It don’t seem like I damaged anything as the car runs and sounds perfect. And these cars actually are designed so that if it was to run completely out of coolant it would go into limp mode. Nonetheless I don’t like the fact that it did get hot a few times. One of the most frustrating car issues I ever encountered! My dad in his mid 60s said he had a lot of vehicles and never had one where he had to change the engine fuse box. Electrical problems can be a nightmare.

@@newfie-dean5803 how did you fix the problem?

@@robertswift6101 got a salvage wire harness with the connectors on it that connect into the engine bay fuse box. Got the salvage fuse box too. Cut the connector I needed off this salvage harness and unpinned each wire in it. Then with my burned connector still attached to the car I removed each individual wire from it and re-pinned it to the new connector. I did it wire by wire to keep track of where each wire went. At the end I had all wires removed from the old one and re-pinned into the salvage connector. Doing it this way kept the wiring all original except the one wire to the fan relay that had burned (causing the issue) and had to be spliced in with the same wire cut from the salvage harness. I then installed the salvage box connecting all of the wire harness connectors into the bottom of it. There are 3-4 connectors but I only had one of them burn so that’s the only one that had to be re-pinned with a new connector. The only thing changed on the wiring was that one burned wire spliced in. All other wiring stayed the same and the plastic connector was changed by re-pinning wires to the salvage one as some of the old connector had melted.

Scitty Kilmer has a few videos on that

@@DocR16 Scotty Kilmer is an entertainer. Hes been out of the business for so long most of what he says is irrelevant

1. Find a slightly larger man 2. Must have a long ginger beard 3. Must go by an alias of the Wizard, Sorcerer, anal annihilator.....

@@DocR16 He is an idiot

Scotty is an opinion commentator, not a mechanic. He simply does a live video chat of his opinions, then splits and splices the recorded video of the live chat into several days worth of videos. That's how he publishes 4 videos a day. Scotty is just flamboyant personally who's always sought fame on TV(was on local TV in Houston for 13 years) and works now to increase his viewership on KZfaq. If you want to see a real mechanic, go watch South Main Auto with Eric O. He's a gifted diagnostician!

DeadlyBreath9790 You mean to say "hitting"?😂

Lol. These are the after effects of an affordable sports car. Every knuckle head coming from a 120 hp FWD Civic can buy one, and thinks they can turn the wheel and floor it. 😂

well it's a ford so no wonder why it needs fixed

@@ikahn7422 -ford- american car

@@tomaiger Well Chevys don't break down on 60K miles.

Did it fix the issue?

Dude, I have an 09 S197 and my daughter used to love being taken to school in that car when she was little. All her friends envied her cause their dad didn't have one. Worked great as a kid hauler for me.

@@ModernDIYProjects Don't get me wrong, it's not as big an issue now that both my kids are elementary school age. But trying to do a rear facing car seats in that car when I'm six foot was no picnic, lol.

@@edwardgreenjr167 Haha, yeah, mine was in elementary when I got mine, so it was easier. 😉

Adrian, as a teen in the 70s I drove an AMC rambler 770. To say every date I got As a junior I had to work extra hard. Using the heater to keep the temperature down was a weekly summer occurrence. It's especially uncomfortable if you're decked out a 100% polyester blend flammable out fit.