Comments by "Arthur Samson" (@Rekuzan) on "Rainman Ray's Repairs" channel.

  1.  @davidmollard9832  IKR??? And those people are even worse because half the time they've got Gas engines under the hood; oh the irony!
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  2. Wife unit looks from the chaos to Ray, back to the chaos on her desk, back to Ray Wife Unit "HOW do you function???"
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  3. Good lord man, when it rains, it pours.....literally! 😂😂😂
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  4. I feel SOOOO bad for Ray! Think about it; he has to deal with the exploits of Florida Man every single day he shows up to work...
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  5. 13:27 Pro-tip: This is where Neodymium magnets out of old hard drives from old computers come in REALLY handy! Once you've fed the bolts in from the top, you drop the magnet down in over top of it, and it holds it in place until the nut is threaded. I have saved myself COUNTLESS headaches doing it this way, it's usually not that hard to find a place selling old/junk HDD's to tear down. If not, finding one is just an Amazon click away.
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  6. It's like a conspiracy between gravity and Murphy's law! The number of times I've have to take something apart to retrieve one of those things...
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  7. This is where Baby-hands come in REALLY handy while wrenching, and has always given me the edge over other techs!
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  8. Even with decades of experience, I still have trouble myself with those on occasion...
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  9.  @kennethjackson7574  God knows, I can imagine you fishing with a magnet on a string at that point....
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  10. In other news, A MAN IN FLORIDA blew up his own alternator by disconnecting the battery with the engine still running... You lost a LOT of credibility in my eyes (and many others) by doing this. I'm half tempted to unsubscribe after two years of watching your channel because of this unless you make it right and admit your mistake.
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  11.  @deathatsix  THANK YOU!!! Also, RE: the switch; usually not a problem unless yer werkin' on German Juhnk... Seriously, a squirrel across the street farts sideways & yer screwed... ;>.>
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  12. "I doubt the neutral safety switch on this thing works..." (He meant to say clutch start switch, but still, safe difference)
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  13.  @Ghauster  Weird, I always thought they were mandatory by law for just that reason....
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  14. "Hey guys, I'm gonna replace the shocks on this thing!" [2 1/2 years laytehr...]
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  15.  @RainmanRaysRepairs  We told you that you'd hate that first set! 🤣🤣🤣
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  16. Either that, or, at the very least, pull the fuse man!
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  17. And now we all know what a 'brain-fart' looks like in action because Ray TOTALLY forgot Zip-ties existed....
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  18.  @RainmanRaysRepairs  You shoulda been a rocket surgeon; I think missed your calling Ray!
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  19.  ernest7619  You have to ask? Welcome to Youtube!
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  20. Aren't these class of race cars known as 'Door Slammers'? Because you can still open and slam the door closed because it's not welded shut?
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  21. Okay seriously Ray, one of these days you need to teach that kid how to use an angle grinder PROPERLY!!! [2 minutes laytehr] THANK You!!!
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  22. Don't you mean the 'Strap-On' truck? (someone had to say it)
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  23.  @JohnSmith-ug5ci  Anecdote from back when I was turning wrenches: Me: "I broke this, need a new one..." (screwdriver) Snap-on guy: "What happened?" Me: "Blah blah blah A,B,C" Fills out paperwork, grabs me a new one, hands it to me. Snap-on guy "Okay, now what REALLY happened?" Me: "Blah blah blah X,Y,Z" Him: "You DUMBASS!!! .....see ya next week!"
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  24. Would this be a bad time to mention you can change the position of the tie rods by turning the shaft, making it easier for removal?
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  25. "I love my job so much I do it twice!" T-SHIRT PLEASE!!!
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  26. 8:42 ~ Wife unit, coming in clutch!!! You are SOOOO lucky duder!!!!
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  27.  @PlymitBoy  Okay, get outtah my head! Was just about to say that! 🤣
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  28. If you want, you can clean it up and than just use a baggie or a rubber glove under the plastic cap to seal it up because external storage can be a problematic in a shop environment. tl;dr = The audience knows you far too well Ray, you'll just wind up losing it...
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  29. Honestly, I'm a bit surprised Ray's shop doesn't have a parts washing station. Then again, it may just be more economically viable this way as those things are expensive to operate & maintain.
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  30. Okay, SERIOUSLY!!! This is the kinda crap you'd expect from German Juhnk, but Cadiddleac?
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  31. LAST TIME on Floridaman-ball Z....
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  32. 4 minutes in and already Demonitized; welcome to Florida!
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  33. Personally I would use a rubber mallet, but barring that, a dead-blow works almost as well.
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  34. Larger diesel trucks are a lot easier to work on because there's so much more room!
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  35.  @jamessowards3822  IKR??? With a lot of newer model years, regardless of the actual manufacturer, they've become so over complicated and 'Germanized' that factory certified techs with years of XP are having trouble diagnosing DTC's. Meanwhile, this thing is so simple, a monkey could work on it! Oh wait, one already is!!! 🤣🤣🤣
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  36. Somewhere in Florida, a village is missing it's idiot...
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  37.  @IR-nq4qv  Sorry, forgot to turn my sarcasm font on...
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  38.  @IR-nq4qv  I did the same thing one time on a '76 C-10. 383 stroker, Muncie 465, Light tan, ugly as sin, total sleeper.
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  39. "Now, if I lose a 10mm socket, that'd be a different story..." What do you mean 'if'?
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  40.  @iHelpSolveIt  Did you even bother to read the whole comment? 'Duct tape, is actually a different thing entirely, and is usually a thin strip of adhesive aluminum used to seal HVAC pipes in larger buildings. Most notably is that while Duck tape it strong lengthwise, duct tape is strong laterally as it's a narrow strip sealing two vents pieces together.'
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  41. IKR? Was watching his SEMA action goin on and had to do the same
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  42. Thuderbolt of lightning.... (We're all thinking it, Ray says it!) 🤣🤣🤣
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  43. Yeah, but those are supposed to do that; or at least, that's what one would expect from something like that. A late model Jeep (thing), not so much...
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  44.  @gpsguidedsimpson  Blue paper shop towels can also work as well for this.
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  45. I had invaluable mentors myself when I was in tech school that taught us how to not only fix it right the first time, but to always question the answer (instead of simply changing parts like a robot) to ensure what we were doing was indeed the correct course of action. This is the number one reason I love this channel so much because 99% of the time, Ray & I are on the same page! I will literally be sitting there watching a vid saying something to myself and quite literally 2 seconds later Ray is saying the exact same thing. The other 1% I can't help but REEEEEE, screaming at him through my computer that there's a better way! 🤣🤣🤣 [2 minutes laytehr] Ray: "Welllll, that didn't work...." Me: "Toldja!!!"
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  46. @MonkeyJedi99  I was thinking drive it off a cliff in Alaska on the 4th of July, But that would be an epic week-long road trip.
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  47. You know yer gettin' old in this industry when you save washers like they're gold coins or something...
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  48.  @redactedlogic  Not exactly; he didn't miss it so much as he went around it. tl;dr = Nuthin' wrong w/ the way he did it, it's just easier to pre-install the clip is all because then it's like a plastic electrical connector.
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  49.  @redactedlogic  This is pretty much exclusively a Eurotrash thing, and if you don't do a lot of work on them, it's really easy to miss.
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  50. I don't think the mileage has changed since it went up on the lift & you took it apart, but thanks for being thorough! 🤣🤣🤣 "Annnnnd I said it, I shouldn't have said that, when will I learn?" Near as I can figure, about the time you hit 45....Don't say it, but Imma still think it!
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