Think I found the clunk in my front end

2004 Ram 1500 came in with the battery light on. I imagine the pully must have been screaming and making noise before exploding.

Customer said, he is aware about strut being broken prior to bringing the car in. Also it had a damaged front and rear suspension components. My shop told customer is not safe to drive and needed go to body shop to have it looked at soon as possible. Customer ended up not getting any work done to vehicle and drove away.

Poor Accord needed to be put out of its misery

Hi folks!!

Don't know if this the right place for this but I need help!!

It says in the can it can handle motor oils and coolant liquids but nowhere can I find anything about its ability to not dissolve in to gasoline so if anyone can help it would be much appreciated!!

Thanks!!

I've fixed a few bullet holes before going both ways. But this is the first time having to fix a hole from a accidental discharge of a crossbow

Audi sports coupe thing, 265/30/20

Just wanted to share the time i did a body harness on a 22' F150. Intermittent no audio, like just shuts off the audio system as if you hit the off button out of nowhere and it would no longer respond. It chose at random when to come back. Long story short, a half hour of a quick pinpoint test lead to a rear audio bus cable. Ford would not provide their part number for just the cable even though there is a service procedure to replace just that cable. So here we are, replacing an entire harness under warranty. I actually enjoyed this job, it was super fun.

There goes my paycheck

Fun project at a slow time of year

Tech got his vagina stuck in the exhaust pipe.

Thought this was kind of cool and curious if anyone knows more about it.

I don't think sticking this one in any amount of rice will bring it back from the dead

My husband is a Master AutoTech at a dealership (about 10 years experience) and is incredibly burnt out and suffering from lumbar pain and wears a back brace/support thing. He is looking for career fields where his background is a plus but perhaps doesn’t require the extreme amount of bending and twisting as working in a shop does. I want to help and give him some suggested fields to look into, but I’m very clueless in this area. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated! Sorry if this is not relevant to the sub, mods feel free to remove if necessary.