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In this video I will give you my top 5 tips on maintaining a vehicle that could last for a very long time. I will give you my advice on what engine oil to use and how to do an oil change, my thoughts on how not to have an engine that over heats, advice on how to maintain a transmission and diy transmission flush, thoughts on what parts to use and timing belt and timing belt component replacement and more.
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Filling your oil filter with oil after a oil change?
First time I've heard of that one.Also transmission oil flush noway.
Why synthetic? It’s very expensive. If someone drives only 3-4 thousand miles a year, would it make sense to use a thick synthetic oil? I figured it might even be a better idea to avoid it. Now someone who drives a lot, I can see maybe getting synthetic. I prefer to just 1-2 times a year with under 4000 miles use, changing itbwith conventional.
My 1976 Dodge D100 has four hundred and eighty two thousand miles, no rebuild .
Letting your engine warm up and cool down properly and changing oil ever 10,000km (I only use Mobil 1 0W40) already goes a long way.
synthetic oil does not lubricate better than dino
Got over 300,000 miles on my Impala. Why? Always change motor and tranny fluid regularly – drive it nicely – and it has the 3.8L engine.
Wear and tear is a normal process, same with the body and mind of a human being, with furniture, etc… The only difference that you can make is by either accelerating or slowing down the process.
In Florida where it’s warmer year round, do you still use 5-30W at around 75K or greater?
My truck immediately started leaking oil as soon as I put synthetic in it.
Should I switch to synthetic oil in my 150,000 mile 6 cylinder Jeep Cherokee ? I thought it could cause problems.