This is what real pain looks like for service station employees (17 photos)

Sometimes car service employees encounter very strange clients who arrive in their cars. Some of them have already done repairs in the "I fixed it myself" style, some came to show the tricks of unscrupulous mechanics, and others just operate their car until something falls off. Let's look at a real hell for service station employees in the continuation of the post.

An incredible method of fixing the rear suspension elements on a Buick Park Avenue. Interestingly, the owner contacted the service not to fix this critical breakdown.

Let's start with this photo of a rather unusual way of attaching a battery terminal.

This guy drove 15 kilometers on a flat tire. As a result, the tire was completely destroyed and cannot be restored.

Surprisingly, this can actually happen. The wheel rim split into two parts along the central axis after the wheel fell into an open manhole.

Have you ever seen a pregnant drive casing? Now you have! Inside the torn casing there was another one, completely intact and clean. Did the owner do it on purpose?

This is what real pain looks like. A car with a 6-cylinder HEMI engine and a non-working 6th cylinder arrived at the service center. After disassembling, the problem became clear.

Some bad electrician worked on the wiring of this garbage truck, turning a bundle of wires into a tangled web, which will now be quite problematic to disassemble.

This guy somehow managed to "catch" 6 nails at once in his tire, which lined up almost in a straight line.

This is a trailer hitch that was secured with two regular bolts. What was the owner thinking when he made this design?

The owner of this Porsche was able to completely destroy the disc by tearing off all the petals. It looks terrible, and the original wheel is not cheap at all.

This is the pipe leading from the filler neck to the gas tank of the Suzuki Ignis. The owner was very surprised why the fuel was leaking onto the floor when refueling.

Miracles of DIY repairs using plastic ties. It's amazing that cars continue to be used after this!

One can only guess what the owner of the pickup did to his car to bring the clutch to such a state. What a nightmare!

Have you ever seen something like this? The cylinder block somehow got a huge hole through which the valves of two cylinders are visible at once.

The customer contacted the service center with a request to check the condition of the rear brake mechanisms. As you can see, the mechanics had nothing to please him with.

This is what an oil filter looks like if you don't change the oil for a long time. This one has definitely gone at least 50 thousand kilometers! A pitiful sight, of course. Now imagine what's in the engine!

It seems that this wheel can no longer be balanced. Although, who knows, maybe there will be craftsmen ready to straighten it and achieve zeros when balancing.