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Junk Mechanics Trello, Discord & Wiki Status

Use this page to distinguish confirmed Junk Mechanics destinations from a reported Discord invite and links that were not found.

Quick answer

No official Trello or wiki exists; use Roblox, the update trailers and the Discord server

Checked October 5, 2026: the developer, Oil Leak, has not published a Trello board or an official wiki. The Roblox game page and the Oil Leak group are confirmed official. A Discord server describes itself as the official community, and a YouTube channel named Junk Mechanics posts the weekly update trailers; neither is linked from Roblox, so we label them as reported. This site is an unofficial fan wiki.

Official links

Official and community links

Each link with its status as of October 5, 2026.

Verification trail

Why each link has its status

A working URL is not enough to prove creator ownership. These are the recorded sources behind the official and reported labels.

Ownership confirmed

[UPD] Junk Mechanics

Roblox / Oil Leak · checked 2026-09-09

It does not expose the current code string or reward, a vehicle catalog, prices, turbo values or exact patch notes in the recorded check.

Ownership confirmed

Oil Leak Roblox community

Roblox / Oil Leak · checked 2026-09-09

The recorded response did not expose community posts, social links or an update log.

Ownership unconfirmed

Junk Mechanics Codes (August 2026)

MrGuider · checked 2026-08-07

Every string, reward, expiry, redemption step and claim that the Discord is official requires confirmation from a creator-owned surface or a current in-game test.

FAQ

Link status questions

Is there an official Junk Mechanics Trello?

No. We found no Trello board linked by the developer as of October 5, 2026. Update news comes through the in-game update log, the update trailers and the Discord server.

Is the Junk Mechanics Discord official?

Discord's public listing describes the server as the official Junk Mechanics community, but we could not confirm a link to it from the Roblox game page.

Is this site the official wiki?

No. Junk Mechanics Wiki is an independent fan resource; no creator-confirmed official wiki was found.

Which links are definitely official?

The Roblox game page and the Oil Leak Roblox group are confirmed official. The Discord server and YouTube trailer channel present themselves as official but are not linked from Roblox.

Where to find what a Trello would normally tell you

Many Roblox games use a Trello board as an unofficial manual: a list of items, prices, update notes and known bugs. Junk Mechanics does not have one. The same information is spread across a few places instead. This table shows where to look for each kind of information.

Information sources without a Trello
You wantBest place to lookOn this site
Game pass and Robux pricesThe Store tab on the Roblox game pageGame passes and Store
What changed this weekThe in-game update log and the weekly trailerUpdate log
Event datesThe Events section of the Roblox game pageUpdate log
New codesThe weekly trailer and the Discord serverCodes
Car tiers and sourcesYour in-game vehicle indexCars list and tier list
Shops and NPCsThe minimap in gameLocations and NPCs
Bug reports and suggestionsThe Discord serverNot covered; we cannot pass on bug reports

How we check whether a link is official

  1. We start from the Roblox game page, which is published by Oil Leak, and note any links Roblox shows for it.
  2. We check the Oil Leak group page on Roblox, which is verified.
  3. For other channels (Discord, YouTube, X or TikTok), we look for a link from one of those two Roblox pages. If there is none, we label the channel as reported, even if it calls itself official.
  4. We re-check links when a big update lands and record the date on this page.

This is why the Discord server and YouTube channel are marked as reported. They are very likely run by or for the developers (the YouTube channel posts the update trailers before anyone else), but we prefer to say exactly what we could confirm.

Staying safe with community links

  • Fake "official" servers. Search results can include copycat Discord servers. Join from Discord's own server listing or from a link the developers post in game.
  • Free Robux and car giveaways. Nobody can give you free Robux, and Junk Mechanics had no trading system when we checked, so offers to trade or gift cars outside the game are scams.
  • Login pages. Never enter your Roblox password on a site reached through a Discord or YouTube link. Roblox only asks you to log in on roblox.com.
  • Codes. Real codes are typed into the shop's code box in game. A site that asks you to download something or log in to get codes is not legitimate.

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