Rev up your engines, Arron says scotty have you heard about Chevy
bringing back the all new Blazer and what's your opinion, what about ford bringing back
the bronco, ok everybody knows that suv or suv type vehicles
are popular, you know really the original kind of suv was
the ford bronco, although they didn't call it an suv then but it had a back closed in
and it could go all wheel drive, originally the suvs were taken off road, sports
utility vehicle, that's what the s stands for,
now their more taking kids to soccer games and stuff,
and even porsche makes suv now, I guess their even making a lambo suv, but the blazer, I
wouldn't be impressed, GM quality to me, their quality isn't all
that good, now the bronco, that might be decent, Ford has always made good trucks it could
be another one, their going by the old name, you know everybody thinks bronco what do they
think, OJ Simpson driving away in a bronco 30 mpg on the highway with the state troopers
chasing him you know, it's got a name so, and ford makes pretty good trucks, I'd look
at that long before anything GM is making, Michael says, scotty what are your thoughts
about the mainstreaming of gdi engines in terms of reliability in the long run thanks
a lot, ok well the gasoline direct injection engines,
where they are spraying gas directly into the engine into the block instead of sending
it through the intake and it cleans the valves, it has the advantage that it gives more horsepower,
it's more efficient, so you get better gas mileage, but it's a lot more pressure,
the original ones did have a big problem that the intake valves would carbon up, because
it was the fuel that cleaned the intake valves, then when you go to direct there's no fuel
touching the intake valves, so your PCV valve and all the anti-pollution equipment that
throws oil droplets in will easily clog those up,
now the newer diesels, at least the good ones, the have 2 systems now, they have a gdi system
on the engine block but they also have the conventional fuel injectors, so every once
in a while it runs those and it sprays cleaner that keeps it from clogging up, so if you're
buying a new car and it gdi, make sure it's the dual system, because if it isn't don't
buy it, you want to have both systems built into it,
so it cleans it and uses the gdi for good gas mileage,
if you get one that only has the one, my advice is I wouldn't buy it, or I would put an oil
catch can on it, Alex says scotty I got a 2004 Volvo V70 titanium
edition with 308,000 miles and no major issues, one of 500 made, I want to keep it on the
road, what can I do to make it last, ok you got a limited edition, and they spent
more time building them their a lot better, because most of my customers with Volvos,
they're not happy, as they age they fall apart, you got a good one, so just continue to change
the oil and filter regularly, change the coolant once every 3-4 years, service the automatic
transmission every 30-40,000 miles, take care of it to make it last, because believe me,
I don't think their ever going to make any Volvos that last that long again, that was
what 15 years ago, now they, Volvos it's always been a problem
company lately, people have bought it, then they sold it, and their kind of iffy how long
the company really is going to last, what keeps them going is their big truck division
you know, here in Houston all our garbage trucks are Volvo garbage trucks and a lot
of the 18 wheelers are Volvo engines, they make really good big trucks, that's where
their real profit is, Goku says, thoughts on a 2011 Ford Fusion,
I'm think about buying one with 100,000 miles, ok those can be very good cars, the design
of that is when Ford had a bunch of stuff going with Volvo, and they ride really well
because they took Volvo's suspension stuff, but their using a Ford engine and not the
Volvo stuff, so they have kind of the best of each company in them, and they can be very
good cars, now 100,000 is 100,000 miles, you don't pay
much for a car that has 100,000 miles, at least you don't if you're using your head,
so don't pay that much for it, but it can still last a long time, those are pretty good
cars, I've had customers with them and they've been very happy with them,
Sultan says scotty my engine is leaking from the side how do I fix it, well it depends
what's leaking, if it's engine oil, watch my video, finding and fixing car oil leaks,
you put UV dye into the system, you can buy a kit for about $30 online, then you drive
it for 5 minutes, then you get these cool funky yellow sunglasses and a little UV light
and you see exactly where it's coming from, now in your case, if it's engine oil, you
want to pray that it's just a valve cover gasket leaking, then you'll see where the
valve cover gasket is and you'll see the green dye is coming out from the top going down,
simple, you want to pray it's not your head gasket
leaking because if it's in the middle where the head bolts to the block, and oil is leaking
out of there, you got to put a head gasket in and that's a very expensive job that really
anybody but a mechanic shouldn't try that job because it's very expensive and it's very
complicated to do so, pray it's just a valve cover gasket, that test will show you,
so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos, remember to ring
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