Comments by "Calvin Evans" (@calvinevans8305) on "Rainman Ray's Repairs" channel.

  1. 19:38 Dirka, Dirka, Dirka! Bacalacastan!
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  2. You didn't order overnight parts from Japan when you ordered that filter.
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  3. 29:20 That AC line was designed by Dr. Seuss. Lol
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  4. I love this. Lol Have a Merry Christmas ⛄🎄
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  5. 13:25 just put er in park and set the brake.
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  6. 39:24 this is where I use dielectric grease to try and slow the battery terminal corrosion.
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  7. 31:50 nope, not without fuel pressure. Lol
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  8. 30:50 that guy works for the IRS too. Lololol I got a call from him when he was working for the IRS. I put that guy on speaker for the whole restaurant to hear him for lunch. I disrespected him for trying to scam people and some old guy at the restaurant scolded me for it. I explained that the IRS does not call you to collect money because they know where you live. They send a letter. He still mad dogged me as I was trying to educate the people in the restaurant while the scammer was on speaker phone trying to interrupt me. There is a special punishment for scammers that prey on the elderly.
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  9. Put that engine in a foxbody Mustang and send the rest of it to the scrapyard. Those 351 Windsor's were great engines.
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  10. 7:40 I didn't know that the Miata had a Torque Arm. My 98 Z28 Camaro had a Torque Arm, lower control arms, and a panhard bar in the rear suspension.
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  11. 44:26 shopvac says, "Pa, I've got the black lung" cough - cough
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  12. 35:36 Aaahhh!! You forgot your magnetic tool on the bottom of the lift's arm. Oh noooo. Lol
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  13. 12:25 Crow T. Robot Jr. At your service!
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  14. When I hear the name Troy, Troy built pops up in my head. I think they make some mowers and brush hogs. Lol
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  15. 32:56 you had to cut the scene where you beat the parts delivery boy with the incorrect AC hose. Lololol 🤣 I'll have to purchase the director's cut. Haha
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  16.  @dddevildogg  because it's your job to successfully deliver the correct part to the right shop. Anything less is a total failure that only you can be held responsible for! Assume the position!
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  17. 1:55 nice. I can't get pure gasoline where I'm at. If I could find some, I would put it in my motorcycle for summer storage.
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  18. 14:07 I see you're getting your iron again.
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  19. 1:28 timing belts in a diesel engine. 😢
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  20. 3:23 that looks like a character from mystery science theater 3000. Lol
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  21. Dimmer switch, and on the old cars the starter switch was on the floor back when people called them self commencers.
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  22. 2:19 a quick answer for nosy people. Lol and what ever I feel like, GOSH!!! And, I'm going to a seminar. A seminar about what? I'm going to a seminar about minding your own BUSINESS!!! You should go. Lol
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  23. 15:05 those aren't converters, they're expansion chambers. Lol
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  24. 3:20 you talk Yankee boy! Lololol
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  25. 13:34 you can learn some advanced rollback techniques from Towtruck Dustin right here on YouTube.
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  26. 50:05 If that amp is a mono or single channel, you can use all of those speaker connections and still run parallel for lower ohms. They give you extra connections so it's easier to connect multiple voice coils and or subwoofers. I really like Rockford Fosgate and MTX, Kicker, Precision Power, JP and Kenwood head units.
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  27. 25:06 the ABS computer would be having some trouble from those inputs. Lol 😆
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  28. 1:07:45 She deserves a Toyota Sienna. Some of my folks had a Honda Odyssey. It got the name Super Van because when you needed it to transport you or your family, it would reliably break down on you. Lol
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  29. 2:50 is that a can of P.B. Blaster? That's my go to rust buster
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  30. 25:00 I'm glad you've got the battery disconnected. Gasoline vapors and a powerful spark could make this an involuntary BBQ video.
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  31. Ray, you opened a hornets nest! Lol Armchairs are pivoting and swaying in chaos!!! I'll join in. My dad taught me to prefill the filters, but he was working on stuff from the 50s through the 80s when you ran thicker oils in engines with greater tolerances. I did learn this lesson from my buddies working at the lube shop ten years ago. I don't prefill my filters.
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  32. 30:47 Ray, that's normal. You are doing a lot at once. Filming, commentary, and trying to align the planets at the same time. All I can do is cuss, bleed, throw a fit, take a break to come up with a solution, buy a specialty tool at the store, then go back to it with a better than 50% chance of success.
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  33. 50:45 Let me explain why you don't want to buy any vehicle with this type of crapola under the intake manifold and valve covers.
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  34. 8:40 it's fun for Halloween if it's non toxic. Lol
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  35. 20:08 Danger lurks directly ahead of you.
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  36. 27:37 I would try the hot wrench right here. I would heat the sleeve and then smack it with a hammer.
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  37. 31:58 not me, I download obnoxious ringers and notifications from Zedge for my phone. Lol
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  38. 1:18 low bridge!!!!
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  39. I would change both wheel bearings with that kind of mileage on the clock.
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  40. 1:24 you must have promised Happy meals and drove past McDonald's. Lololol 🤣
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  41. 15:35 lololol it happens to all of us!!!
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  42. 7:00 Mr. Banks doesn't fool around.
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  43. 9:54 you got me lmao 🤣.
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  44. 22:45 load it towards the right side of the trailer so you have more room to open the driver's door.
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  45. 27:11 😂 She will have her revenge. Look for a squirt gun in the office fridge. Lol
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  46. 24:48 yeah buddy, right down the middle. Good work.
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  47. 42:48 just put Troy in the trunk for ballast. Lol
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  48. 37:35 OH NO, things are escalating! Lol
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  49. 38:29 that's what happens when you cross the Wife Unit. Lol
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  50. 22:26 I would get a new caliper, CV axle, and wheel bearing hub assembly for the passenger side as well. The wheel bearings are ready to come apart on the other side of the truck too.
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