Mechanic Parts Cannon is a term referring to mechanics who keep replacing parts without logical diagnosis hoping something will eventually fix the problem.
And that’s exactly what we have with this 2010 Toyota Camry with the 2AR-FE Engine. This car has just been to another shop and they replaced some parts and could not fix the problem. A week later they arrived at another completely different diagnosis and want to charge the customer more.
But what about the initial repairs that didn’t’ really fix anything? this is the biggest grey area with the automotive repair world!
In this video we’ll walk you through the diagnosis process that should’ve happened from the beginning to this customer wouldn’t waste money trying to fix their car which is not right.
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One thing for sure man, you got the cleanest auto shop without a doubt. That should be a good indicator that the customer came to right place to get his/her car diagnostics. Keep it honest out there man in making a diff to the auto service industry.
You smashed it ! 👍
The owner certainly neglected this car. Look at all these leafs under the hood! No doubt the car did not appreciate that lack of attention.
Great job AMD, as always 👍
I went throught a similar problem on my old honda (odb1). Was charged $450 to drop tank and replace fuel pump and filter that was supposedly "bad".
One week later, left me stranded again.
I had no time to investigate due to work situation and trusted the local garage
After a couple parts (I am learning), and then a little research, I shorted the plug to get a code flash through the check engine light: no flashes = "bad computer"
Never even got a call back from the mechanic.
$450 plus is A LOT of money to me.
Your shop is lucky to have you !! You would be a great teacher too if you ever get bored of working in the shop !!
@14:05 Hearing him pause, the 'new email' sound from Outlook chime, followed by 'That's your problem' had this IT worker laughing my butt off.
why didn't you load test the circuit? a wire could be broken enough that it can't handle a load but will pass continuity checks
AMD a computer replacement is very expensive. I thought Toyota wasn't supposed to have these problems?
Bob ross of car repair
Sir can you please give me some advice I changed the battery on my 2006 Corolla and now It won't start it had no issues before the battery change have you ever came across this what can I do