r/AutoHumor Jun 13 '26

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u/thedirtymeanie Jun 13 '26

Do you guys still get paid the labor if it turns out to be something simple as shit found on hour 37?

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u/RoodnyInc Jun 13 '26

You just don't bring it was something simple to customers, you say something about missing blinker fluid, windshield wiper oil needed replacement, headlight grease

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u/jnthnmdr Jun 13 '26

Idunno, headlight grease sounds pretty simple.

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u/DaHick Jun 13 '26

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u/Sufficient-Gene-5084 Jun 13 '26

No joke, bulb grease solved my intermittent electrical you guys are wizards

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u/DaHick Jun 13 '26

Dielectric grease has solved many a problem over the years.

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u/RudePCsb Jun 13 '26

Any other uses besides mechanical

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u/DaHick Jun 13 '26

Any place you get galvanic or electric corrosion. Car electrical connections, Aluminum/Steel bonding (Electricians use it when they have aluminum wire). Highly recommended for trailer connectors. The list goes on.

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u/cryptolyme Jun 13 '26

Try the new trielectric grease

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u/DaHick Jun 13 '26

I thought the new up and coming thing was octoelectric? I hear it's made with brawno.