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Oil change. How to change the engine oil in your car DIY with Scotty Kilmer. How to easily change the engine oil in your car the right way. You don’t want to waste money by changing engine oil too soon, but also don’t want to ruin the engine by changing it too late. Modern cars have changed, so have the rules of changing oil. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 47 years.
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Why is he screaming?
Hey Scotty, Can i use a high mileage synthetic oil on a new car?
Thank for great post. can you make a review on Baldwin oil filters someday
Scotty, I buy mobile 1 oil and the filter. I drive less then 5000 miles a year. My Van is a 05 Town and Country Limited. Still change it every 3000 miles or once a year. I'm going to try to do this myself. Thanks
No mention to pre fill oil filter (if possible) I’ve always un screwed the filter before I put plug in more oil comes out of the plug, and unscrew the oil fill. And…..don’t tighten your plug nice and tight…snug people
Do external oil pumps with a hose down the dipstick tube really substitute for removing the oil via the drain plug?
Love it! What a change to now.
I buy a premium filter and use it for 2 oil changes. The filter change is the pain in the tush part.
Tell me you wouldn't get seriously injured if a corvette or other low slung sports car fell on you with tires on. Hummm jack stands jack stands…..
Only half a quart of oil came out of my 350z so I guess I'll only put half a quart back in…
Problem is….in USA, oils that are NOT 100% synthetic ….CAN be sold as "100% synthetic"….something that is not allowed in other countries, where you get what the label says. How can that be?….it's US laws that allow "highly-refined" natural hydrcarbon oils that "Almost" act like pure synthetics…..to be allowed to be sold as pure synthetic. And don't buy "synthetic blend"…..because the consumer thinks 40-50% synthetic when he buys "blend"…when all it has to have is a "smidge" of synthetic, and you have "synthetic blend". Scammed again. A Quality "name brand" oil changed often with a good quality filter ( not Fram anymore !!….but Wix, Purulator, or the ones Scotty says is OK)….is all you have to do.