Emergency Items To Have In Your Car

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  1. mishakol129 says:
    at 9:02 pm

    @metalmaniac622 Jesus is? immortal, and only those who partake of his divine nature become immortal just like he is.

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  2. mishakol129 says:
    at 9:13 pm

    I found that hearse thing at the end funny. Its good to become aware of our own mortality with intelligence because it brings a person to sobriety.

    But personally, I believe in eternal life and that God the Holy Trinity – the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit – will grant me a Paradise similar to? what our first ancestors Adam and Eve had.

    I’m an Eastern Orthodox Christian so I believe that God is Trinity. Jesus is God, the Father is God, the Holy Spirit is also God, these three are One.

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  3. jtman04401 says:
    at 2:18 am

    How about a blanket, water, window breaker.. there are a ton of things? everyone SHOULD have in their car.. not many of us bother though.

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  4. VWRGTI says:
    at 4:04 am

    I have all of these :) , except the? gloves!

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  5. motofreak1234 says:
    at 5:02 am

    2:21 voice break haha?

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  6. taterheadkiley says:
    at 8:44 am

    thank you for all the information your the man.ps dont listen to the ingnorent they cant help it.?

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  7. tetristetrimino says:
    at 9:56 am

    Hi Scotty

    Is it true that if my brakes are leaking and? im stuck in the middle of nowhere and i dont have brake fluid in hand to top up i can piss inside the brake fluid reservoir instead?
    Im just curious because i have heard that by doing so the brakes will work and at least i could get to a safe place
    Thanks!

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  8. scottykilmer says:
    at 10:04 am

    @tetristetrimino well, it would ruin the brakes with? the water content, but soldiers did that in Korea with jeep master cylinders as people were shooting at them and they really didn’t care about rust later.

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  9. gcmarcal says:
    at 12:20 pm

    @attackRus

    If is a Freelander with a 1.8 k series engine you should? get rid of it straight away!

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  10. PARABOLOUS says:
    at 1:22 pm

    Hey Scotty, I was wondering if you’ve? ever made a video about cleaning and/or replacing an EGR/Purge Valve. Your videos are the best!

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  11. 608030 says:
    at 1:25 pm

    Hi scotty firsty let me say your videos are just great, nearly watched them all & a big? thanks from Ireland here. Anyway my sisters car is making a squeeky grinding noise. She brought it to a local guy who said the waster pump? is about to go. I know the car will heat up if it was going but her temperature gauge is also not working. Could you make a video about temperature gauges please

    Thanks again.

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  12. scottykilmer says:
    at 6:55 pm

    @PARABOLOUS Not yet, but basically you just unbolt em and try cleaning em with carb cleaner. Only hassle is getting em off, some are in near impossible areas to reach with? a wrench and they tend to rust on.

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  13. smithraymond09029 says:
    at 9:10 pm

    All I have to say is that Scotty is a? stud. Bottom line, period, point blank!

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  14. miamiheat4251 says:
    at 11:02 pm

    can you make a video on how to? change a car horn

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  15. myangelsjns says:
    at 11:21 pm

    Hey scotty. I have a fire extinguisher in my car its on the passenger side where? the metal meets the windshield and i took it to get a inspection and he told me to take it out i as well as my pod gauges i said nope and went to another place and told them. They said as long as its not in your view of driving then you . These items proves a purpose. Gauges are for the engine and extinguisher is for safety. What u think?

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  16. TuxedoRyder says:
    at 2:21 am

    Good advice! Only things I would add would be? a pint of denatured alcohol and a trunk monkey.

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  17. scottykilmer says:
    at 7:05 am

    @myangelsjns Me thinks the first buy was being a pencil necked geek. sadly, rather? typical these days of bureaucrats running things.

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  18. scottykilmer says:
    at 7:05 am

    @miamiheat4251 they just bolt off and on, hard thing is finding where they hide the stupid things, can they are all over the place on different cars, some you even have? to remove the fender to get to them.

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  19. myangelsjns says:
    at 7:13 am

    Thanks scotty. I to work on hondas alot and alot? of different things. I watch alot of ur vids big fan.

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  20. 89Carfreak says:
    at 9:13 am

    God bless you Scotty Kilmer?

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  21. miamiheat4251 says:
    at 9:31 am

    @scottykilmer alright thanks very much? scotty

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  22. SuperchargedMustang5 says:
    at 12:07 pm

    i keep a quart of oil too?

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  23. Liamautomechanic says:
    at 1:14 pm

    keep,out.of the hearse,buddy, lol.good tip there scotty,i carry one? of them wee jacks,in the boot, of the car ,there very handy,

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  24. Rafaelipod says:
    at 2:27 pm

    Hi scotty I know this? is here nor there, buti recently noticed kind of a ticking sound coming from the driver side front tire area, but I can’t distinguish what to look for or where to start, its a 1999 chrysler concorde 3.5 v6, thanks scotty

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