There it is. PKN233. Kyle was telling us about...

Give it to some Wings update more or less. Yeah, shout out Sean Wrankland. I was watching his, uh, his most recent video of Wings.

Uh, and, you know, still the car. That's the main thing in the, in his life, or is it moved on already?

I feel like a moose so quick. Clean Wings world. It moves quickly. Lots of stuff happens.

The car is definitely part of it, right? So he bought that, that Mustang.

But like, one of the things that, that he came out today with was what was wrong with his truck that he thought the truck was, quote unquote, dying.

It's sure that he changed the oil and it was probably also it's a brass parts in there.

No, no, no, no. It was a bad oil sensor. A $100 part.

Um, but because of that, it was dying and unreliable.

Did he know that prior to the purchase? Oh, no. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Here's the, here's what happened because he would dispute what I just said.

His, uh, alternator went out. Okay. Very simple fix. You know, you don't need to be a mechanic.

It all fix this thing. It's a bolt on part, you know. I've replaced them before I can confirm.

Oh, yeah. I did it as a kid, you know. It's easy peasy, especially on that particular vehicle.

I've done it, I've done it on that particular vehicle. Not his, but mine.

He got a bad replacement alternator though. And this is what pushed him over the edge because he had to pay get this $75 to have his truck towed.

And that was a breaking point that pushed him to buy the, the new Mustang because, even though,

he dropped on the, uh, alternator that sucked.

Um, I'm guessing the alternator was $200, $250.

Oh, that's way less than I was thinking. But, but then, but then of course it broke.

And it's covered in warranty. It's a brand new part. So he just got a new one from AutoZone car quest or whatever the fuck and bolted that on.

And now the truck's fine. It's 100%. Especially considering how it's probably a low mileage.

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