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@Andrew-th8jk

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Scotty! I was wondering if a ford galaxie 500 was a good first car. I really enjoy everything about classic muscle cars and am not looking for anything fuel efficient or technologically advanced.

@Andrew-th8jk

3 жыл бұрын

@Mark Codiroli do you know how fuel efficient it is? And does it accelerate quickly?

@Andrew-th8jk

3 жыл бұрын

@Mark Codiroli the preferred option would be the 7l v8

@Andrew-th8jk

3 жыл бұрын

@Mark Codiroli jeez, saying you are living the dream would be an understatement

@m14v81

3 жыл бұрын

Very useful I'm currently doing a complete overhaul on my Toyota camry 1996.. Also what performance shocks would you recommend for the Toyota camry and for the calipers does it matter if I install abs calipers on a non abs system?

I’m a mechanic and I finds theses video so educational. I send them to my kids. Good job Scotty.

@KORUPTIONYT

Жыл бұрын

does a chrysler 2005 300 touring have a bleeding valve? i drained the coolant an tried to refill , put in about a gallon but it wont sink in had car engine running but didnt know fans must blow or atleast air turned on very confused on whats the issue

No system will be as cool as Scotty 👌🏼😎

@BRIGGS2710

3 жыл бұрын

lol : )

@NKP73

3 жыл бұрын

Profound 🧐

@jayrob7418

2 жыл бұрын

Lol awww 😂😊

@49495lwbrmoxybe

2 жыл бұрын

Hey

@TheHailstorm77

2 жыл бұрын

An no system is as cute and hot as Anita! 😉 call me

I've met people who are so good at their crafts and careers. Those who can teach this well what they know as well as Scotty are more rare. He's more than just an excellent mechanic.

@solascripturaPR1517

Жыл бұрын

That's why he seemingly gains another 500k subs, each year. I first started watching his channel, back when he first had around 2.5M subs.

After seeing several Scotty thumbnails I have come to the conclusion he likes to point a lot.

@unconscioustruth7139

3 жыл бұрын

👈🏼Good Point 👉🏼

@w13rdguy

3 жыл бұрын

Studies show experts say pointing generates more clicks.

@GilbertJagot

3 жыл бұрын

He's very "hands on".

@mry82

3 жыл бұрын

lol; I'd like to point out that these puns are good!

@neepgang4091

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah

Your production values are off the chain, dude! This should be on PBS, right before a Ken Burns documentary. Very impressive - you not only demonstrate the WHAT but describe the WHY.

This reminds me of the nearly 20 year old Honda Civic my dad had most of my life. It had cooling problems that he couldn't diagnose so he had to have containers of water in his car when it got too hot and this dude gave him a coolant cap from Mexico that was basically a cheap cap with a hole in it. It was more common for people in Mexico to fill the radiator with water since the cheaper cars in mostly rough terrain driven by mostly poorer people wouldn't last anyway. The cap was designed to prevent internal water damage by letting the pressure release from the hole.

my father used to put plain old tap water in the radiator. had to scrap the car after the cylinders warped because the radiator was rusted and the temps kept getting too high (even blew the head gasket a couple of times)

@davids.9834

9 күн бұрын

Water is fine for a quick "get you back on the road" situation, but once you get home.... replace it.

if I had known the things you share in this video, my car had not died. I pray MANY cars' head gaskets are saved by those who watch this video putting into practice all this wisdom. and thank you, Mr. Kilmer

I’m such a big fan of yours Scotty! I thought I knew about cars, having grown up around them, but your videos have taught me infinitely more that I’d ever learn while watching my mechanic! I try to watch ever video you post. Keep up the great work Scotty! We love you! 💗

love these classes Scotty puts on

Love the Camry TRD pulling a j-turn just to pull in the driveway

Mr. Kilmer, you're a master educator...thank you! You are appreciated.❤

Weird not seeing Scotty's hands moving around. 😁

Good afternoon Scotty! I just wanted to thank you for the the information and knowledge you're sharing with us! Take care!

I remember bringing the ol' Le Mans over a mountain pass here in the Appalachians back in 90s and it started overheating (it was summer)... cranked up the heat, rolled down the windows, and made it to the other side with no real issues... good times!

@buskE46

3 жыл бұрын

Good trick for a cooling system not quite designed for hills in some parts, or possibly a low drag fan pulley.

@mry82

3 жыл бұрын

@@buskE46 I've got an e46 too... we gotta know our cooling systems, lol

@johnchandler1687

3 жыл бұрын

Former cooling system mechanic here. In an emergency re move the thermostat, cut the valve from the center and put the outer ring back in. Don't run it without that restriction or the pump will send it through the radiator so fast it won't have time to remove the heat from the coolant. I always keep an old thermostat with the valve removed in my 2 older vehicles just in case. Also, when changing the thermostat test new one in boiling water on the stove to be sure. If you drill a 1/16 or 1/8 inch hole in it just outside the valve center it will let trapped air purge from your engine. Otherwise it can take up to 2 weeks of driving to completely purge that air that gets into it anytime you open the cooling system.

My mind overheated with so much cool information.

Scotty you're the best! I absolutely trust your car insight! Love the HORSE JOKE PIC!

I once had a car with a malfunctioning cooling system. The only way to keep the coolant temperature down and out of the red on the dial, was to turn the cabin heat up to MAX. This was OK in winter, but in the middle of summer - not so much.

@mendoblendo321

Жыл бұрын

Thermostat??

Why are you no longer screaming at us? :(

Wish Scotty lived around my area he would be my go to mechanic without a doubt

The Florida pool pump motor repair guy approved ! that was good info Scotty

this probably covers 2 days in auto-tech school ;)

@happinesshotel5375

2 жыл бұрын

There is a whole section on this. He explained it in less than ten minutes. He seriously is a go-to guy!

@DanA-st2ed

2 жыл бұрын

is that all you lasted?

Good afternoon Scotty thank you for the good news and auto education! YOU are the coolest! Even a lizard stepped on my porch to listen to you!

The visuals are great on this one. Even better than when Scotty stands there and waves his arms around a lot.

Well detailed Scotty my all time mechanic KZreadr help us a lot.

All failed engines that I’ve experienced are from faulty cooling system. Leaking radiator or water pump, and I didn’t fix them in time. 😵

@lariciajones8450

11 ай бұрын

Same or a thermostat 😢😢😢

I love this new video format!

@southernautodiy2643

3 жыл бұрын

same bro

@Happy_persn

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@theurbanloner8879

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@DavidEdwards9801

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@christianlarsen7872

3 жыл бұрын

@@DavidEdwards9801 no

Keep em comin Scotty! I love the informative infograph videos.

I once owned a 98 Camry , the shop who changed timing belt and water pump forgot to refill the coolant after the work done. I drove it the next day to work 45 miles one way, the car overheated on the return trip when it stuck in traffic. I just turned on the fan and continue to home, the needle stayed in the middle all the way to home. What a car!

I come to scotty first for advice and knowledge when it comes to cars. Solid bloke and funny af.. Quality

Whenever Scotty does these narrations, he sounds just like Joe Pesci doing his voice overs in Casino.

@kylosolo8815

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same lol

@clbcl5

3 жыл бұрын

I can't understand him without yelling at the camera.

@1pointt21gW

3 жыл бұрын

hahahahhahahah. WHAT?? YOU THINK IM FUNNY?!? AM I FUNNY TO YOU???

@Gallagherfreak100

3 жыл бұрын

@@1pointt21gW : DO I AMUSE YOU?

@davekostka7151

3 жыл бұрын

Scotty just needs a hair more Brooklyn accent.

what a truly amazingly informative video. teaches everything you need to know about the basics of engine cooling, and was fun to watch, especially with all the music

Always appreciate your videos! Also, I am enjoying the new format!

My wife's car overheated a month ago. I noticed the day after i put a new alternator. To make the story short I had forgot to put the connector back into the radiator😅

@Mohapi_Tau

3 жыл бұрын

So does it still run?

@dioanindra2920

3 жыл бұрын

Lucky you figured it out immediately haha

@misterudik6101

3 жыл бұрын

another fail DIY

@williamoneal3947

3 жыл бұрын

Stay away from any car repairs. You are a danger to yourself.

@yeetedon

3 жыл бұрын

Rip

Now this intro is somthing out of this world!! Way to go scotty🔥

Thanks! I always learn something from every vid I watch!

Afternoon Scotty!

@scottykilmer

3 жыл бұрын

afternoon!

@KevZX-10RC1H

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottykilmer Hi from England Scotty👌

Cool video! I've been using some great car care software named Automotive Wolf for years. It keeps track of all the maintenance on both my cars and a motorcycle. My 2008 Toyota has over 300,000 miles and still runs like new. I only use Toyota Oil and filters in it. Keeping up with a vehicle maintenance schedule is critical to avoiding repairs.

Afternoon Scotty! 🏁

@scottykilmer

3 жыл бұрын

afternoon!

This was a great video. Lots of good info and not too boring or too drawn out.

Thank you Scotty. These your videos are very educative.

if your radiator is leaking buy the oem, i had a leaking rad in my is300 and got the premium car quest one for it and it started leaking less than a month

I remember opening the radiator on my honda when it was overheated... learned the hard way😂

@williamoneal3947

3 жыл бұрын

Stay away from anything under the hood. You could be a danger to yourself.

@michaell3711

3 жыл бұрын

Wow!!!! What was the cost for the plastic surgery 😅???

@freeguide8912

Жыл бұрын

Ouch!🥵

@gaphneastanislaus8482

Жыл бұрын

Me too, ouch!

Very informative. Thank you, Scotty!

We will always love and remember you Scotty! May your legacy of teaching others about the importance of maintaining their cars continue on for many years to come. ❤️

One of your best videos. Water is good in an emergency. My car foiled over once. I got a couple gallons from a nearby farmer. It worked fine until The next day when I got it to a garage to replace the coolant. Sometimes mixing two types of coolant they will form a gel and won't do a thing. GM requires a special coolant. Mixed with regular coolant the gel will quickly kill your engine.

Now that’s a Great Scotty video !! No arms flailing all over the place. Just calm “cool” (pardon the pun) & collect.

I agree about using the proper coolant. In the old days, coolant was coolant. Now some have different chemistry, especially long life organic acid ones, and should not be mixed. This is one place I won't try to save money and will get the recommended coolant and transmission fluid at the vehicle dealer's parts dept. I have a Honda with no temp gauge, just a cold and hot light. I hate that, reminds me of domestic cars in the past.

@rogacz5966

Жыл бұрын

My Honda also only has the cold and hot light. Did you use the universal all year honda type 2 coolant? My service book says to use it , but it's literally three times more expensive than a well known brand in my country

@gmzx3

Жыл бұрын

I am due for a change and plan on using the Honda type 2. I have seen Peak ones made for Honda etc. Given how long life the coolant is, I'll pay for the Honda stuff knowing it is fully compatible.

Back in the late 70’s, my broke brother drove a beater 66 Buick Special. We live in Houston, which usually doesn’t get all that cold, but, can occasionally. It had a leak somewhere not easy to fix, I don’t remember. But it would only leak a little every day. So, for several years, he just filled it with water (only) daily and it worked sufficiently

you are the best. thank you for teaching us those amazing videos. May God bless you.

Scotty is keeping up with EV technology. I like it. Job security I guess. Before all the internal engines will disappear and the word piston is part of history.

@sirimsapple9820

2 жыл бұрын

@@mcc7762 Doubted

Great info Scotty!

Thank you for your videos!

Quality knowledge and entertainment as always sir.

Scotty I really enjoy your voice. You have a voice that is perfect for teaching. I think I'll subscribe to you asap.

I remembered when I had to direct connect my radiator fan on as the solution. Went through a handful of fans from the junkyard. 1994 Pontiac Sunbird same as Chevy Cavalier.

I was driving my sisters van up Pikes Peak, when she stated it was overheating on the interstate. Cranked up the heater, but only made it about 2/3 of the way up before it overheated.

I was waiting for this video, thank you

Thank you for this. Have you considered writing curriculum for high school/ comm college auto tech programs?

Yep I actually learned something but it'll still take me time to learn more. That's because when I buy my own car soon which will be a temporary old car with a stick shift, I will probably refer back to this video if I can find it LOL. Same thing when I buy my dream car sooner or later, refer back to this video. Anyways I will share this video.

@Blue-jn1ph

3 ай бұрын

Yeah lol. I have a beater rn just to properly learn about cars and then later on when I buy a newer one I'll have a lot more knowledge from taking care of the one I have now

Scotty we love you so much your videos have saved me so much money how can I send you money as a thank you? I would like to show my appreciation, you have literally saved me thousands I feel you deserve SOMETHING. 🙏🏽 God bless you sir

This is why it’s important to keep an eye on the coolant , radiator hoses, and radiator to help you're engine stay cool so it won’t overheat.

Excellent video well done Scotty !

Nice. What a perfect video to come up. I'm going to be replacing the radiator on my 2000 ford ranger tomorrow morning. And probably some power steering parts. Who knows what else. I'll know once i get into it. Lol

If you have a leak in your cooling-system, the boiling temperature of your cooling fluid will change. Think of it as pressure cooking. The water boils at a higher temperature because it is a closed system. Cool system leakage shows itself when you watch your temperature gauge. If it is fluctuating while following your drive speed. So higher when you dive lower and lower when you drive faster. Check your levels. If the level is good, you might have a leakage.

Good Tuesday evening to Scotty hope you and yours are doing well 🧰🙌👍🍺

This was very informative, thanks!

great video. love the new format.

Afternoon Scotty, enjoy your vacation

Wow! This was an amazing video. Thank you.

Scotty, Thank you!!!

Excellent content quality ❤️👏👏👏

Good video. Coolant is the life blood of the engine.

Not the car I have now, but my previous car had cooling system issues generated by listening to Jiffy Lube. They told me on a 2004 Cavalier, my coolant needed changing. I bought the car new, so for warranty you had to go to one of these places for warranty to cover stuff. Jiffy Lube used a general purpose coolant in it. Didn't notice anything wrong for a while. Started smelling antifreeze. The seal shrunk around the water pump. I put the dexcool antifreeze back in it. Within a few weeks, the seal swole back up & the leak stopped. What use to piss me off was, they would bang my air filter up against the wall & distort the louvers in it. I would have to go buy a new air filter. No matter how new your wiper blades are, they said you need new ones.

@GeneralChangOfDanang

Жыл бұрын

I stopped going to those places after being told I need a new battery when the battery was new.

Good Afternoon Scotty

Very informative and helpful Thank you

Why do I see scotty's hand waving in the air when listening to his voice?

@chrishardman2574

2 жыл бұрын

And he's not telling us about Toyota xD

Another awesome video!

Scotty makes things easy like water.

This was so awesome. Thanks Scotty

Great video Scotty!

Wow! Thank you Scotty!!!👍👍👍

Might have saved me a ton of money here thank you 😊

I like the pets and children at 7:56 . They look like they're saying "Yay! Sweet, delicious coolant!"

Ive learned lots of info from Scotty. Ive also bought couple vehicles since watching his car stories and I became diyer. I have done fixing 3 accord myself, changing timing belt, drive belt, suspension parts etc. I always like to challange.

Holy molly , I hadn't been watching your Videos for about a year and now this? Damn Scotty, this transformation is incredible

Scotty never fails to give history lesson ❤️ from 🇵🇭

learned much again, ty

Good job, you spoke so much about the Lexus so now I want one. Just curious, would it be still a good deal for Europe as well? More exactly East Europe where all the wrecks from the West come too? There aren't many here from what I've seen and I heard they can be quite expensive to fix... I'd still want a diesel engine as I don't feel a particular pleasure in going to the gas station too often and I also love my standard transmission

It would be nice if we had a guy like Scotty for diesel trucks like semi's

THANK YOU SCOTTY!!😃

Scotty, I like these lessons and you’re a fun and insightful professor. What do ya know about Antilock breaking? Are modern vehicles overly sophisticated and require far to much technical maintenance? A failure free car is totally buildable, don’t ya think?

@gewfone

2 жыл бұрын

Braking...*

@fuckcensorship69

Жыл бұрын

A failure free car is impossible without maintenance. I would LOVE to see an antiTesla....a car made with 1970s technology

Love ur channel going to community college for mechanical engineering. Not necessarily for automotive just cause, I love the field. You got any tips

Great videos Scotty

I like the visual aid.

Thank you!

Scotty, what's your take on converting from a fan clutch to an electric fan

Good evening Scotty from the UK . Here it is 21.37 BST. Very informative regarding the EVs. In 2030 the UK will stop selling new ICE cars so we will have to learn about this EVs whether we like it or not. One day , perhaps, the US will follow suit.

4:06 "dealer" haha