I have a 2022 Vanderhall, it's a 3 wheel motorcycle or some call it a auto cycle. It has a chevy 1.5 turbo engine and wanting to know what you feel about putting a oil additive because of the heat from the turbo making the oil hotter than a non turbo engine. I change the oil every 3000 miles. I bought bestline oil additive but haven't used it yet. I hope to hear from you. Happy Holidays
I never used MMO in the crankcase until I saw your video. I’ve only used it in the fuel tank and for storing small engines. My 87 Dodge pickup has had a lifter tick for years, it would come and go didn’t matter if the engine was hot or cold. When I did an oil change I substituted a quart with MMO and I haven’t heard the lifter tick since. Have a great day Rich 💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏✝️
My Dakota 318 Magnum with 200k, developed a lifter tick a few days after dropping the pan and putting in a new rear main seal and oil pump. An old school mechanic friend suggested adding about 3/4 qt. of Dextron trans fluid to the oil (for its' detergent characteristics). His opinion was that it may have gotten a bit of trash in the lifters. The results were not immediate, but after about 5-6 hundred miles the tick went away. I haven't heard it since. The engine uses less than a quart between changes and runs smooth for the miles. Have a great day Rich and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.🦃
Good Morning Rich: Thank you for the Pledge of Allegiance sir. It looks like there is no such thing as a mechanic in a bottle. I'm all for increasing lubrication inside all engines to increase longevity & service but WORN INTERNAL COMPONENTS IS JUST THAT ( WORN ). Thank you Rich for another truthful and educational video sir. God Bless & my best to the family. TMP from N.J.
I haven't seen the bearing testers that you mentioned. Many years ago the BG reps put on a demonstration using a simple machine that had an electric motor, two ball bearings and a 1/2'" beam torque wrench. They put a sample of our bulk oil on the bearings and applied torque via the wrench. The bearings seized with little effort. They then applied MOA to the bearings and were able to apply much more torque without seizing the bearings. My dad had an 88 Chevy 1500 with a 305 that had 300k. The truck sat for quite awhile. Once it was back in service it was consuming oil. I tried various oil additives that claimed to reduce oil consumption and nothing worked. My dad claimed that before the truck was parked it didn't consume oil. You just can't say anything bad about his beloved Chevrolets. 🤣🤣 I think most of the additives sold on parts store shelves are just snake oils. BG products are great products. 25 years ago BG was only sold to shops via a distributor. Now they are available to the general public. I actually saw BG on O'Reilly's shelves.
Mad respect with the Pledge Of Allegiance. 99.9% of youtubers are to scared to say it, which means, they're to scared to fight for their god, their country, and their families.
@@MoparMadness93 the vast majority of RUclipsrs will say “anything” for clicks. They’re solely in it for the $$$ and for no other reason. For a click they’ll action off their kids to the lowest bidder. But they won’t say the Pledge Of Allegiance because they’re to afraid of the leftist mob even tho it’ll get them many clicks.
That's why people like you are easily fooled and believe guys like this. All because you base your trust on someone's fairytale beliefs and political beliefs rather than facts and evidence.
@@MoparMadness93Respect what? Someone who pledges allegiance to the Government? And Government founded by white supremacist Christians and secret societys.
When they demonstrate the oil on a running car and it smoothed out. It's most likely they had a jack underneath the oil pan. When they started pouring in the oil after a second they started jacking up on the oil pan to. Reduce vibrations in the engine Although you can't see that
There’s one oil additive that has been around for a long time but not very well known. It’s called Powerup NNL690. Look it up. Would love to see a recreated test done on it
This is going to be great imho. Happy to help support this 😎 As far as additives I’ve tried a lot Motorkote Jil Cat TurboMaxx Oil Extreme BestLine Racing BrahmanLube RevX Xado MMO Look forward to it 👍
Morning! In my opinion, that stuff looks like snake oil to me. It’s just my opinion. It might give extra lubrication but it’s not a fix all in a bottle. I’m still a fan of MMO as an additive, it’s a proven product.
Hi, the prolube has just arrived and I would like to put it in the oil of a Kia Sorento Diesel 2.5 L, I'm curious if anything changes!! Some time ago I used SINTOFLON (and it has a Teflon base) on a 2000 BMW 320 Diesel and the only thing good and that at minimum rpm the engine ran really well, but I didn't notice other changes. On the bike I used Ceramic liquid power but I didn't think anything had changed (I admit that I only used half the quantity). I'll be back tomorrow with a comment and I can make a little video of the prolube. Greetings from Italy
Prolube won't fix gms failed lifters/parts. Ls engines tick because of failed lifters, cams and piston to cylinder clearance... all failed/worn out components.
Nice Of ya to get that Involved with the Testing like that Rich. Can't wait to see how this Machine performs compared to PJF and some Other folks that use it. (One Stands Out in my mind) If anyone else has Tried this Oil or seen this Gentleman do his testing??? And that is an Oil Called "C E R M A" he has a nice Web Site ya'll can Sniff out. This oil "Claims" to be the first "SELF CLEANING OIL"????? And it ain't Cheap!
If FedEx and UPS don't use it in an application where a few $ spent on maintenance can result in $100-$1'000s in savings....and increased profits...i may just remain skeptical. But all for the learning.
Dude I put this in my can-am’s which were my side by side and one outlander and they both blew up. And just to make sure it wasn’t the Can-Am’s because I haven’t had them long. I put it in my 1993 Honda 300 fourtrax and it blew up also. Do not use pro lube.
Even the owner of this company puts videos on tiktok and won't do a real test himself. He just loads up a bearing with variable amounts of pressure using his hand and will just add some prolube to another oil. he has a bearing running in a cup that's half full, he adds some force, the bearing squeals, he fills the cup all the way with prolube, squeal goes away. I've yet to see a real test with it with quantitative data, controls, etc
When you get the bearing tester, could you test "DT550". I asked project farm a while back, but haven't seen a video yet. Anecdotally, it seem to help with my car that was sounding kinda noisy, like mild metal on metal noise, so I feel like it has to do something.. But I would love to see it tested. thanks
Hey brother looking forward to the oil testing videos. 👍 quick question, my son has a 2015 f150 2wd v6 naturally aspirated. It's the plain truck like job trucks. His fans are staying on and running high speed all the time. Do you think it's the head temp sensor? Reply if you can he's going crazy and can't figure it out. Much appreciated 🙏
This odd you’re testing this product cause I just watched another channel have a major problem with prolube…..went to pour it out of the brand new bottle and it was nothing but sludge ….he contacted prolube about it and they were interested in seeing what had happened. Idk about this product….makes me nervous … I think I’d rather stick to Lucas products.
I don't even know why people would use Lucas instead of a thicker oil because Lucas doesn't have any additive that's going to actually help your oil all it does is make itself stick to metal that's it it has no additive and when you dump Lucas in with regular oil you dilute the ad pack that's in the regular oil so why not just go to a thicker oil so it has a complete balanced ad pack
@@FordBossMe I’ve just used it on older engines and transmission …..also use it for engine assembling …it’s super sticky and very slippery. Yes it doesn’t have much for additives but I’ve used it in many transmissions that we’re having issues and it did help to get longer life out of it….same with engines… I watched a few channels testing it and even Scotty Kilmer tested it on a trans issue and it fixed a delayed shift problem. I’ve used the trans additive more than the engine additive….i remember one particular time with an 03 dodge Durango …very slow engagement into gear when cold….like drop in gear and 5-6 seconds later it would move. After the truck was warmed up it shifted in gear normally …….(trans was not burned up for say …had normal trans services) About a week of driving and trans shifted into gear cold like normal. 1-2 seconds … figuring the seals were hardened and the Lucas helped soften them back up.
I saw the Valvoline video on Motor Oil Geek YT video ..I am seriously interested! My KIA recently was at the dealer for a piston soak and the results were not good enough to save it. If there was no free engine I would do another piston soak and use the new Valvoline oil.
The reason why prolube kills the ticking noise is that it replenishes the metal on worn out camshaft lobes and the lifters. This is very well known on many planets outside the solar system.
They don't sell any thing to help wore out metal only way is to is replace the wore out parts. Snake oil salesman if did sell liquid to replace mental then can sell a product that u spray tread on a wore out tire just saying
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I have a 2022 chevy 1.5 turbo engine the manual says not to use oil additive, what's your opinion. I want my engine to last as long as I can.
I have a 2022 Vanderhall, it's a 3 wheel motorcycle or some call it a auto cycle. It has a chevy 1.5 turbo engine and wanting to know what you feel about putting a oil additive because of the heat from the turbo making the oil hotter than a non turbo engine. I change the oil every 3000 miles. I bought bestline oil additive but haven't used it yet. I hope to hear from you. Happy Holidays
I never used MMO in the crankcase until I saw your video. I’ve only used it in the fuel tank and for storing small engines. My 87 Dodge pickup has had a lifter tick for years, it would come and go didn’t matter if the engine was hot or cold. When I did an oil change I substituted a quart with MMO and I haven’t heard the lifter tick since. Have a great day Rich 💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏✝️
Thank you!
My Dakota 318 Magnum with 200k, developed a lifter tick a few days after dropping the pan and putting in a new rear main seal and oil pump. An old school mechanic friend suggested adding about 3/4 qt. of Dextron trans fluid to the oil (for its' detergent characteristics). His opinion was that it may have gotten a bit of trash in the lifters. The results were not immediate, but after about 5-6 hundred miles the tick went away. I haven't heard it since. The engine uses less than a quart between changes and runs smooth for the miles. Have a great day Rich and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.🦃
Good Morning Rich: Thank you for the Pledge of Allegiance sir. It looks like there is no such thing as a mechanic in a bottle. I'm all for increasing lubrication inside all engines to increase longevity & service but WORN INTERNAL COMPONENTS IS JUST THAT ( WORN ). Thank you Rich for another truthful and educational video sir. God Bless & my best to the family. TMP from N.J.
I have used RISLONE Engine treatment in past, it does clean out the lifters and such..
2006 gto here. 6.0 LS2
I use 2 oz per quart of oil, and I must say that the car no longer has that small tick known to happen on these ls2 engines.
I haven't seen the bearing testers that you mentioned. Many years ago the BG reps put on a demonstration using a simple machine that had an electric motor, two ball bearings and a 1/2'" beam torque wrench. They put a sample of our bulk oil on the bearings and applied torque via the wrench. The bearings seized with little effort. They then applied MOA to the bearings and were able to apply much more torque without seizing the bearings.
My dad had an 88 Chevy 1500 with a 305 that had 300k. The truck sat for quite awhile. Once it was back in service it was consuming oil. I tried various oil additives that claimed to reduce oil consumption and nothing worked. My dad claimed that before the truck was parked it didn't consume oil. You just can't say anything bad about his beloved Chevrolets. 🤣🤣 I think most of the additives sold on parts store shelves are just snake oils. BG products are great products. 25 years ago BG was only sold to shops via a distributor. Now they are available to the general public. I actually saw BG on O'Reilly's shelves.
Mad respect with the Pledge Of Allegiance. 99.9% of youtubers are to scared to say it, which means, they're to scared to fight for their god, their country, and their families.
Most people aren’t scared to say it. They don’t have enough respect to say it
@@MoparMadness93 the vast majority of RUclipsrs will say “anything” for clicks. They’re solely in it for the $$$ and for no other reason. For a click they’ll action off their kids to the lowest bidder. But they won’t say the Pledge Of Allegiance because they’re to afraid of the leftist mob even tho it’ll get them many clicks.
That's why people like you are easily fooled and believe guys like this. All because you base your trust on someone's fairytale beliefs and political beliefs rather than facts and evidence.
@@MoparMadness93Respect what? Someone who pledges allegiance to the Government? And Government founded by white supremacist Christians and secret societys.
😂😂😂😂😂
Love my prolube!! Every oil change for ever here!!
Ehhh I did not notice anything using it
You may as well put that 200 weight Lucas junk in there. That stuff is garbage, too. Thanks for getting to the truth. Good job, Rich.
I use extreme friction and it worked for me and I use it in 3 old tractors as well as everything else I have on the farm
It's wear protection, in your case it's already broken, and it's not a tune up in a bottle sitting glasses or water on an engine. Haha, good stuff
Lifter tap is from excessive gap. Run the overhead will stop. Metal too Metal contact is what's important
Hot shot’s secret FR3 would be interesting to see you test/try out.
I agree
When they demonstrate the oil on a running car and it smoothed out. It's most likely they had a jack underneath the oil pan. When they started pouring in the oil after a second they started jacking up on the oil pan to. Reduce vibrations in the engine Although you can't see that
There’s one oil additive that has been around for a long time but not very well known.
It’s called Powerup NNL690. Look it up. Would love to see a recreated test done on it
This is going to be great imho. Happy to help support this 😎
As far as additives I’ve tried a lot
Motorkote
Jil Cat
TurboMaxx
Oil Extreme
BestLine Racing
BrahmanLube
RevX
Xado
MMO
Look forward to it 👍
Morning! In my opinion, that stuff looks like snake oil to me. It’s just my opinion. It might give extra lubrication but it’s not a fix all in a bottle. I’m still a fan of MMO as an additive, it’s a proven product.
Have u watched the videos
Hi, the prolube has just arrived and I would like to put it in the oil of a Kia Sorento Diesel 2.5 L, I'm curious if anything changes!! Some time ago I used SINTOFLON (and it has a Teflon base) on a 2000 BMW 320 Diesel and the only thing good and that at minimum rpm the engine ran really well, but I didn't notice other changes. On the bike I used Ceramic liquid power but I didn't think anything had changed (I admit that I only used half the quantity). I'll be back tomorrow with a comment and I can make a little video of the prolube. Greetings from Italy
Pours like SAE 30 I have doubts!
It kinda looks like 30 weight too. The profit margin must be astronomical!
i’ve ran nothing but Rotella 15-40 in mine and marvel and my trucks got 276k and still runs like a champ
You have a problem with a lifter. Its not a mechanic in a bottle
Use to see a person with a bearing tester and he promoted a product called IXL oil friction reducer.
Prolube won't fix gms failed lifters/parts. Ls engines tick because of failed lifters, cams and piston to cylinder clearance... all failed/worn out components.
Problube seems the same as Motorkote or Archoil just a little more expensive.
Nice Of ya to get that Involved with the Testing like that Rich. Can't wait to see how this Machine performs compared to PJF and some Other folks that use it. (One Stands Out in my mind) If anyone else has Tried this Oil or seen this Gentleman do his testing??? And that is an Oil Called "C E R M A" he has a nice Web Site ya'll can Sniff out. This oil "Claims" to be the first "SELF CLEANING OIL"????? And it ain't Cheap!
What are the ingredients in Prolube?
If FedEx and UPS don't use it in an application where a few $ spent on maintenance can result in $100-$1'000s in savings....and increased profits...i may just remain skeptical. But all for the learning.
Absolute respect great content
Dude I put this in my can-am’s which were my side by side and one outlander and they both blew up. And just to make sure it wasn’t the Can-Am’s because I haven’t had them long. I put it in my 1993 Honda 300 fourtrax and it blew up also. Do not use pro lube.
User error
The only product that I’ve used that got rid of an engine tick was marvel mystery oil but I do like watching people test other products
I am leaning to Archoil 9100 and Petron Plus.
How did that tapping sound ? 😊
Could it be the amount you added? I know on older and highmilage engines your susposed to add 2oz per quart of oil
Even the owner of this company puts videos on tiktok and won't do a real test himself. He just loads up a bearing with variable amounts of pressure using his hand and will just add some prolube to another oil. he has a bearing running in a cup that's half full, he adds some force, the bearing squeals, he fills the cup all the way with prolube, squeal goes away. I've yet to see a real test with it with quantitative data, controls, etc
Good evening, off the subject but wanted to know what your thoughts are on the E15 88 fuel???? Running it in my 2018 3.5L f150
Ehhhhh
Let's goooooo
I use Motorkote. 250k miles on my 2007 Tahoe.
When you get the bearing tester, could you test "DT550". I asked project farm a while back, but haven't seen a video yet. Anecdotally, it seem to help with my car that was sounding kinda noisy, like mild metal on metal noise, so I feel like it has to do something.. But I would love to see it tested. thanks
Hey brother looking forward to the oil testing videos. 👍 quick question, my son has a 2015 f150 2wd v6 naturally aspirated. It's the plain truck like job trucks. His fans are staying on and running high speed all the time. Do you think it's the head temp sensor? Reply if you can he's going crazy and can't figure it out. Much appreciated 🙏
Turn the a/c off and see if they shut down
Ford Boss Me So is this another can of hope as you pour it in you say to yourself ! I hope this works
Yep
Is that ford 3.0L diesel ?
Have you ever tested motorkote? Or,have you seen testing data?
I'm pretty sure it's in the library
Chevron supreme conventional or synthetic
This odd you’re testing this product cause I just watched another channel have a major problem with prolube…..went to pour it out of the brand new bottle and it was nothing but sludge ….he contacted prolube about it and they were interested in seeing what had happened.
Idk about this product….makes me nervous …
I think I’d rather stick to Lucas products.
I don't even know why people would use Lucas instead of a thicker oil because Lucas doesn't have any additive that's going to actually help your oil all it does is make itself stick to metal that's it it has no additive and when you dump Lucas in with regular oil you dilute the ad pack that's in the regular oil so why not just go to a thicker oil so it has a complete balanced ad pack
@@FordBossMe I’ve just used it on older engines and transmission …..also use it for engine assembling …it’s super sticky and very slippery.
Yes it doesn’t have much for additives but I’ve used it in many transmissions that we’re having issues and it did help to get longer life out of it….same with engines…
I watched a few channels testing it and even Scotty Kilmer tested it on a trans issue and it fixed a delayed shift problem.
I’ve used the trans additive more than the engine additive….i remember one particular time with an 03 dodge Durango …very slow engagement into gear when cold….like drop in gear and 5-6 seconds later it would move. After the truck was warmed up it shifted in gear normally …….(trans was not burned up for say …had normal trans services)
About a week of driving and trans shifted into gear cold like normal. 1-2 seconds … figuring the seals were hardened and the Lucas helped soften them back up.
Rich what is your thoughts on this new Valvoline restore and protect oil? Has some pretty big claims.
I saw the Valvoline video on Motor Oil Geek YT video ..I am seriously interested! My KIA recently was at the dealer for a piston soak and the results were not good enough to save it. If there was no free engine I would do another piston soak and use the new Valvoline oil.
It’s not going to fix worn parts 😂 or fix a broken lifter. I believe it’s good preventative maintenance and I swear by it however, I’m not a mechanic.
The reason why prolube kills the ticking noise is that it replenishes the metal on worn out camshaft lobes and the lifters. This is very well known on many planets outside the solar system.
Lol
To the Republic for witch it stands.
Cool intro 😎
Yeah cool try Dt 550
It’s not gonna fix a mechanical failure lol!
Bought a dodge nitro, had the valve cover off and she's full of sludge. Runs good some how but jeez it's bad
Hey boss , am I seeing debris in the oil? Or just bubbles could see what appeared to be black specks when you were pouring
Bubbles
A fluid oz and and oz of dry weight are not the same thing
Its not ment to fix a junk dod lifter in a ls the rollers fail there done
i beleive prolube doesnt protect too much. i saw all their test
ya ok lol
GM
They don't sell any thing to help wore out metal only way is to is replace the wore out parts. Snake oil salesman if did sell liquid to replace mental then can sell a product that u spray tread on a wore out tire just saying
Rubbing and tapping are two different things
Bud what you doing up so early
I get up early because I got to open the shop early
@@FordBossMe okay , but it's crazy that people want to get there cars fixed this early
7am is not crazy especially for working people lol @@MrSouthside2021
I use lucus especially on overhead cam engines i believe its doing good things and knowone without a clue is going to tell me deferent
Lucas is just an oil thickener . Lucas is absolute garbage
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OMG - at a glance I thought that was the Miller High Life logo. LOL