Chevrolet Impala LT: Auction Car Special

Better than a teacher!😊. A

@SouthMainAuto As always,great video,great expanation,great teaching!!
and Well Said "We don't drive cars anymore"..

Old video but glad I found it. You did great at explaining circuit codes! Your market boards drawing made so much sense! 👍🏼👍🏼

POISON NAW That is GNR "Civil War."

I drive taxi and the car of choice is that very Impala. My particular car has so many lights on I have to wear sunglasses at night.

I believe that was Guns N Roses not Poison.

Mrs.Marie I Hope I got that right She's so much fun and enjoys learning from you and wow Eric O are you patient! Don't let her read that LOL

I wonder what the bolt/screw laying next to it went to?

Great work Eric O!!! There will never be another decade like the 80s, Poison, guns and roses, ratt, whitesnake, def Leppard, motley crew and many other 80s rock bands were on a level that todays groups will never be on!! Love watching your videos, I'm always learning alot from them and teaching my son. Keep doing what you do brother!! From South Jersey!!!

Great totorial!

The wheel sensor problem might be a backing plate that wheel has lost a spot weld or two. The sensor depends on the backing plate to keep the wires from rubbing on the rotating housing of the axle. When those weld points let go, the whole connector assembly drops down onto the axle that rotates and severs the delicate wiring. That’s the open circuit wheel sensor there.

Not Poison. It was from a Guns & Roses sing intro.

Hey, Eric. There might not be any codes on the OBD 2 side of things because the problems that cause the codes MAY not cause emissions to increase past the allowable limit. Generally speaking, only problems that cause emissions to exceed 1.5 times the federal limit are required, by law, to trigger the MIL. Obviously, there are exceptions to every rule. Manufacturer speciific codes are an example. Remember the knock sensor codes on Tier 1 Nissans that wouldn't trigger the MIL? Tripped me up a few times as a younger tech. My .02.

I see a young women running your shop in the future , You are probably very proud. Great job on many levels.

I’ve never seen a transmission freshly rebuilt that looked so nasty and dirty 😂

How did Marie do in tech school? She is sharp for sure. Hopefully sharp enough to have changed her mind not fix cars for a living. 🙂

Guns N Roses
Another Great vid

Cool to see you passing on your knowledge. Love your video's

Love you Assistant! She is quick thinking little fire ball. She takes after dad!

Thanks for the good lessons and for good laughs along the way😅

great teacher good learner , but i wish she would go for a cushier number , solicitor ect , she seems clever enough,john from yorkshire

Absolutely the best mechanic in NY. He explains and shows the proper way to repair
Eric is not a parts caravan repair man that is so common
here in Rochester
Go Eric!!

Good teacher great dad

Technical school is the way to go. She can always switch over to Hvac, Electrician etc. Your the best teacher she'll ever have, and she seems determined to follow in your foot steps. Great job, DAD.

my money light has been on for 8 years have put on 200.000 miles car runs fine 2007 impala

aaahhh Poison, that is a blast from the past....

That is great that your daughter is going to mechanic school! Happy wrenching to Marie!

Civil War by Guns N' Roses.

She’ll be a chip off the ol’ block

Great video!

The best advice you can give someone wanting to get into auto repair is the same that I gave guys wanting to get into construction. DON'T

She is SMART!!!!! What's better than locktite?.....Ooooh Cross Thread!..... lol

WHAT HAPPENED TO MARIE, DID SHE FINISH SCHOOL TO BE A MECHANIC? IF SO, DO A VIDEO WITH HER AND LET HER DO SOME DIAGNOSTICS. PLEASE RESPOND? BLESSINGS BROTHER. 😊❤️

Yes, mechanics training, backup as a dentist. Get rich quick, then retire to mechanics as a hobby 😅

You are cool and helpful enjoy watching

I cannot thank you enough for investing such time and energy into your daughter! I'm thankful that you also record it to share!

Keep up the good work Maria you're going to be a good mechanic lady you're doing a good job it's good that you're following Eric footsteps he's a good man he knows what he's doing watch and learn is very important and Hands-On training I know because I took lessons from my dad before he passed away when I was young boy I was about 7 years old that's when I started to work on cars with my dad I wish you well on your journey being a mechanic God bless y'all

I owned that exact same year make and model. Whatever he paid for that thing at auction, it was too much

Failure to com was not poison it guns n roses ya should know from Axel lol

I have been working as a mechanic for 40 years. But every time I watch one of your videos I learn something new! Keep up the great work. It is great to see Marie out in the shop learning from some one with great knowlege.

Great content

Nice work !

Hello. Since I found your videos last week I have been watching 2 to 3 of your repairs every night. I just love how you go through and fix all the issues. I sure wish you had a shop close to me in Paw Paw Michigan. Keep up the great work. Thanks 😅

Hey eric, erick here...for a contact cleaner with chemical contact enhancement " MG Chemical -Super Contact Cleaner " I've resurected green & white battery wire back to copper color... the chemical bonding keeps it clean ???

Guns n roses civil war !

Ah, not poison, it was guns n roses, beging of civil war song. But you are one hell of a tech guy!!! ROCK ON!!!!!

It wasn’t Poison. Guns and Roses has the Cool Hand Luke line at the beginning of their song Civil War.

Absolutely stunned that Marie is so into cars, and her understanding at such a young age is amazing. You GO GIRL!!!

Just an FYI, "What we have here is a failure to communicate" in a song is Guns and Roses Civil War, not Poison... Back to wrenching!

Who's the young girl working with you?

Lol... The quote from "Cool hand Luke". Wasn't in a "Poison" song... It was Guns n Roses.. civil war. Just keeping you up to date on history....lol

Very good ,she Has A father who is knowledgeable. In areas for what he's doing, And the patience to explain to detail So she can understand what's going on. I'm sure she will make a good technician because of the. Upbringing she has at home. Good job dad good job mom, very fortunate girl.