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Car Mechanic Reviews The Tesla CyberTruck! Breakthrough or Super Gimmick?

The Car Care Nut Reviews

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A car mechanic reviews the highly controversial Tesla CyberTruck. We dive into the technical aspects of what makes it good and not good.

We dive into the electrical system, the Heat Pump System, The 48V System and the steer by wire. Then we take a look at the rest of it and finally we answer an important question. Is this a truck that you can actually use as a work truck or not.

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0:00 Intro
0:36 Under The Hood
10:00 Heat Pump System
16.32 48V System
20:36 Steer By Wire System
26:23 Under The Car
33:35 Exterior and Interior
53:44 Notable Features
58:18 Final Thoughts

20 Comments

@howsmydriving99 2 years ago

This gentleman gives the best reviews. He considers the vehicles he reviews with an engineer's POV and a mechanic's POV.

@mshonle 2 years ago

“If you don’t like one side go over to the other side” 😂

@waqarghulam3548 9 months ago

This gentleman is not only sound technically but is tremendously articulate, possesses an extensive vocabulary, and is tremendously organized. We must support him.

@MrTierhog774 1 year ago

The only mechanic that doesn't feel threatened by tech. Well spoken, informative, and truthful. He's not afraid to dislike designs either. The public is threatened by EVs. Not this guy. Bravo.

@dondonaldson1684 2 years ago (edited)

This is what happens when a DeLorean takes a Hummer on a date.😂

@GoneParabolic 2 years ago

THE SUPER MANIFOLD - not sure I’ve ever seen you this excited before…

@joselgomez6970 2 years ago

I never thought I would get to see my favorite reviewer with the most controversial truck of the decade.

@jacobsdescendant4240 1 year ago

He’s my therapist and doesn’t even know it, I just listen to his videos and instant peace

@srnd1247 2 years ago

"What can i put here, a couple feathers?" Lol

@blakespower 2 years ago

He looks so tiny next to it 😂

@suhuy2008 2 years ago

3 sensors are not because of additional redundancy, but because of consensus/quorum. If you have just 2 sensors and one of them starts reading incorrect values there is no way to know which sensor is broken, they both just report different values. If you have 3 of them, then you use values reported by two sensors and ignore the value from the remaining sensor.

@joonyaboy 1 year ago

This guy could be the number 1 salesman at any dealership

@dgurevich1 2 years ago

Just know AMD. This is the first time I am watching any review of the Cybertruck.

@joeviking61 2 years ago

Brother, you have the most informative and intelligent car show on YouTube. I enjoy your videos tremendously. Thank you for what you do for us.

@RandyLott 1 year ago

I'm an electronics engineer and my opinion is that they would be using a DC/DC buck converter to drop 48V down to 15V. They can be very efficient and the electrical noise isn't too big of a problem for this type of system. It's fairly easy to design (as a design engineer). 48V is a great choice, since the current requirements for connectors and cabling is far lower, but the voltage is still low enough to not worry about dielectric breakdown or special insulation.

Part stress analysis, reliability calculations, and WCCA (worst-case circuit analysis) was likely performed to guarantee operation over a mission life. Infant mortalities (early failures) can be weeded out by performing accelerated aging testing in a thermal chamber.

I understand that many electronics choices on modern cars are just a pain in the rear end, but THIS is cool to see.

I'm incredibly impressed with your breadth of knowledge.

@stephenturpin2496 1 year ago

Intelligent, thoughtful, and useful reviews. Specifies when it’s an opinion and when it’s simply against industry norms. Incredible channel, keep up the great work!

@DavidZ123 1 year ago

“Unless you have issues you’ll never have to deal with it “ no truer words ever been spoken 😂

@lordfarkwad4227 2 years ago

Your the bob ross of car reviews

@HellhoundXIV 2 years ago

Other reviewers: THIS IS THE BEST TRUCK EVER MADE!!!
Other reviewers: THIS IS THE WORST TRUCK EVER MADE!!!
The Car Care Nut: Take a seat, have a beer and lets have a talk. I will tell you what is GOOD AND BAD about this truck.

@p333t3r 9 months ago

Your videos are such a joy to watch. So informative, straight to the point, great production value but no jump cuts over and over no reading from a script, just good information. The hour flew by. Thank you and keep up the good work.