Ford Escape: Customer Threw In The Towel - No Start, No Crank

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• KA

  @kalabash72 · 3 years ago

  It's actually impressive that the guy figured out how to start it with jumper wire.

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• MA

  @markchidester6239 · 3 years ago

  These electrical problem videos are like watching a really good suspense movie.

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• MA

  @markjohnson5081 · 3 years ago

  Great video..as always. I, and I suspect many others, appreciate you've taken several hours of research and work and netted the actual video down to 35 minutes. In 35 minutes, you covered all of the essential learnings, methods, and key points required to make a worthwhile video.

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• HA

  @haywardsautomotive6156 · 3 years ago

  Nice diagnosis & repair! Congratulations on 750K subscribers. You have helped me get thru all my days fighting my cancer by enjoying your videos. I wasn't able to work on cars for the last 3 years but it was like I was watching you. I am cancer free now thanks to stem cells from my brother & the medical staff at the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit & God! Hopefully next year I'll be back to fishing & working on cars again! Thanks again for your videos!!

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• DL

  @dlewis9760 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Give the owner some applause for figuring out a jumper wire started it.

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• MI

  @MichaelSteeves · 3 years ago

  "That will be $4 for splicing a wire, and $400 for knowing which wire to splice".

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• BJ

  @Bjintexas · 3 years ago (edited)

  Eric;  How I wish I could find a mechanic that I can "TRUST", AND, who is as Honest and logical, such as yourself.  It has been my experience, that you are a rarity...  Sadly, you are a Gazillion Miles from me...  My hopes for your continued success!

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• FI

  @fixitdude74 · 2 years ago

  my 26yrs in transport refrigeration repair taught me to be very thorough when fault finding, I can honestly say in all those year I  had only diagnosed 2 faulty microprocessors, it was nearly always connection or broken/bad wiring. Good job Eric, thoroughly enjoy your diagnostic prowess.

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• GA

  @gavinmcclenaghan7787 · 3 years ago

  Really appreciative of your discipline to confirming that you really know what you think you know. You can do a lot of “unnecessary” triple checks before you exceed the wasted time and unnecessary frustration that comes from believing something that isn’t true. Plus it is a super effective way for us to learn the purpose and outcomes of your tests. Love your diagnosis videos!

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• CO

  @codycopithorne6294 · 3 years ago

  Your analytical skills and methods helped me in fixing my own vehicle and solved why I couldn't fix an issue 40 years ago also. I went over what I learned this time and it dawned on me what the problem was then. So by watching how you analyze and solve problems, has helped myself and an unknown number of others. My hat off to you sir!

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• BD

  @BD-fw2gm · 3 years ago

  Eric O , is getting a lot of shout outs in the rainman ray channel.  It's amazing how differently things get done in sunny Florida!!

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• TI

  @tioganh · 3 years ago

  Love the way you analysis the entire system and not just the problem. We need a lot more like you Honest always doing what is right for the customer. Thanks

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