"¡Por qué no te callas, ya estás jalando demasiado la pita!

Why don't you shut up!? Now you are bothering me too much!

or something to that effect

jalando la pita most probably mean to bug someone, to bother, to upset.

I don't think he was looking for all this, he was just looking for chuco, but here is the whole thing for you guys.

-Hola cuate! ¿que haces? Hi buddy, what are you doing?

pues,aqui jalando la pita ¿ y voz? Nothing, here just hanging out (bugging out) and you?

-hala @#&,le preste mi carro a mi consuegro, y pushica voz!,me lo devolvio bien chuco. Say (curse word) I lend my car to my father-in-law and
darn it! (pushicas is another ecuadorian slang word, it is used commonly to express discontent or surprise) he gave it back all messed up.

Chuco is an expression from Honduras. Means that it doesn't work well or it is broken.

Chueco is from Ecuador and it means the same thing.

What about the "¿y voz?" part? "And voice?"

It must be an idiom, but what does it mean?

"y vos" means "and you"?

Sorry I missed part of the question

Hola cuate means something like, "Hi buddy" (friend)

The rest I have to look for, but wait the Yankees are winning 7-1!!!

Chuco in Guatemalean means dirty,gross. In Guatemala we use the "voseo, so, pues,aqui jalando la pita ¿ y voz?

so this means just hanging around and you?

pushica voz here I misspelled voz should be vos,pushica is just an expression of surprise or disgust or what have you.

yea, chuco means dirty, mess up.

Now, you see how most people that speak Spanish understand each other?