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

  1. Peter needs to paint green and pink polka dots on that strut while you're away for an OCD triggering prank. Lol
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  2. 20:02 wow, the flicker rate makes the steering wheel look like it belongs on a space ship from the 50s. Lol cool car
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  3. The customer needs a fast and sturdy five across the face. Lol
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  4. 28:25 at this point the balancer falls off the crank and hits you in the face. Lololol that's what would happen to me.
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  5. 17:10 or your super fancy diagnostic scanner. Lol
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  6. 15:09 you're getting your months worth of iron when you breath.
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  7. 26:04 I've got my dad's old drum brake tools just for doing this. One is like plyers and the others are like a screw driver for pressing those springs and retainers.
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  8. 41:04 shroud that fan.
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  9. Ray, your the man! Stay safe.
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  10. 30:14 I agree, good call.
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  11. 0:28 lololol 🤣, don't be so mean to your ridin buddy. In a pinch, she converts into an eight piece meal. Haha
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  12. 24:52 the engineers that made this cost effective decision should be ashamed.
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  13. 21:32 you're not going to just replace it with a FRAM filter like the quick lube shops try to do every time? Lololol
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  14. 38:12 I wonder if you can hook a vacuum pump to the brake hose fitting on the caliper to suck those whackamole pistons down. Lol what a pain
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  15. 12:00 your tires are looking nice and new still.
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  16. 38:37 the pinnacle of modern engineering. Lololol
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  17. 20:44 lololol, Troy's needing ANOTHAA can of Brake clean!!!
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  18. 34:13 Ray, ask Peter if he knows what an upper decker is.
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  19. 0:36 PF7, R2D2's cousin from the south. Lol
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  20. 8:05 keep an old cardboard box for a flat screen TV handy for the poor man's creeper.
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  21. 19:45 nice touch. It's a good thing we don't have smellovision. Lol that oil is old enough to vote. Hahaha
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  22. 9:24 I want one of those.
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  23. 0:38 that's a master key from Sunnyvale Trailer Park. Lololol 😂
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  24. 47:00 you might as well spray some more penetrant oil in the hole to let it soak overnight. Can you get a drill bit in there? That's a terrible place for this to happen. I hope you can get that small piece of broken bolt out of there without having to remove the cylinder head.
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  25. 5:29 looks like that driveline was removed with deadly force. Lol
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  26. 7:50 I was wondering about that. I changed the doors out on my old Suburban that has an ignition key and a door key. Now I have two door keys. The original key is still necessary for the barn doors on the rear end.
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  27. 0:47 I bought a set of stud extraction sockets from Napa back when I did the clutch on my 1998 Camaro Z28. Heat cycling over decades of time makes for a real pain in the arse of a job, and those extractors saved my bacon. They're like sockets with three roller bearings in them. When you twist them, they grip the stud with the roller bearings that bite into the stud and allow you to turn them loose.
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  28. 22:00 show of hands. Who here has accidentally placed a dipstick across both battery terminals. Lol
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  29. 35:36 NNNNOOOOO!!!!!!! Not the dreaded under and behind the dashboard limbo. My back hurts just thinking about it. Lol
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  30. 12:52 Mike the Scavenger has a good YouTube channel. I think he's over in Texas. He does curbside and dumpster diving.
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  31. 59:12 Vice City. VROCK is playing Love Fist, turn it up!!!!
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  32. Is that engine known for running for a long time like a Toyota? Or is this a rare one?
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  33. 10:02 And that's the customer calling back to cancel the repair work for her van after you've removed all that stuff in the way. Lol
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  34. 11:09 that's a good looking rig.
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  35. 5:09 Eagle One polish will shine that up pretty good. It's called Nevr Dull and it's in a shiny can.
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  36. 1:34 that sounds cool, like an old arcade machine.
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  37. 9:07 my favorite, PB Blaster, good stuff.
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  38. 34:25 I would hold off with the skid plate until that oil pan is full of oil and the engine is running to check for leaks.
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  39. 37:52 Livin On The Edge!!!
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  40. 17:52 maybe the previous technician criss crossed the O2 sensor plugs under the hood.
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  41. 7:01 who the hell is trying to work here?
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  42. Wiring gremlins strike again! Those bastardos!!!
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  43. You're getting your IRON just by being near this Honda Pilot. Lol
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  44. There's a glitch in the Matrix!
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  45. I'm glad that transmission is working good. What a journey. Lol
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  46. 23:30 I love the random shouting/singing in the shop, it's always good for a laugh.
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  47. 24:40 pack it full of grease and put a shaft that fits perfectly in the pilot bearing into that hole. Smack the shaft with a hammer to use hydraulic pressure against the pilot bearing. You can use bread too. I've done it when my new pilot bearing puller was too big for the hole and the parts stores were closed.
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  48.  @ivananderzen5287  brake fluid is corrosive
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  49.  @ivananderzen5287  does it neutralize the corrosion or just spread the brake fluid everywhere. I use brake cleaner to get grime off of the rotors and many other parts of the car.
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  50. You don't need UV Rays, not when you've got OG RAY Infront of your car. Lol
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