A seeping brake hose gets mechanics talking on My Mobile Mechanic 978
Fifteen uploads put brake repairs, magnetic induction and anti-seize on the week's workshop agenda.
My Mobile Mechanic 978
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👉Brake hose connection seeping? Try this!🔧😎 #MechanicTips #BrakeRepair #DIYAuto #MyMobileMechanic
Replacement parts aren't always the end of a repair story. Beneath My Mobile Mechanic 978's brake-hose connection tip, one viewer remembers new caliper washers leaking while the old ones didn't. Others bring up torque specifications, seating crush washers and questions about what hammering does to the threads.
That hose-connection upload was the most watched of the week's new videos, reaching nearly 58,000 views. Its comment section offers something more specific than applause: mechanics comparing their own experiences with a small component that can make a replacement job troublesome.
Brake work occupied much of the new-upload shelf, alongside videos about magnetic induction and anti-seize. The hose tip has the largest total audience, but a separate upload about a problem encountered during brake replacement is currently drawing the most daily views. Another brake-replacement tip and the newest life-hacks upload are also among the channel's strongest daily draws.
Across the channel, the week added about 2.1 million views while subscribers stayed unchanged. Today's viewing is well below its usual daily level. Among nearby motoring channels, Misaligned and Driveway Finds had larger weekly view gains, while Mustang Lifestyle had a quieter week.
For My Mobile Mechanic 978, the useful conversation is happening at washer size: replacement quality, tightening and how a connection seals.
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What viewers say
Funny thing I changed the calipers on my truck and the new washer that came with it leaked but the old ones didn’t lol reman quality 😂
@andrewbui5136See it on YouTubeI just always torque them to spec, and I can never recall having an issue lol
@JBlair-87See it on YouTubeso you are seating the washer , by hammering against the thread , the play in the thread allows the bolt to nudge in ?
@brackcycle9056See it on YouTube
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yea your seating the crush ring
@joerenner1649See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- My Mobile Mechanic 978
- Subscribers
- 153,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,125,966
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- October 11, 2026
- Video views so far
- 57,969
- Views on its first day
- 50,349
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What does an induction heater use to heat metal?
An alternating magnetic field induces electrical currents in conductive metal, producing heat.