No Normal Person Would Do This To Their Car! // Subaru Forester XT
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- OCD level detailing on my 2015 Subaru Forester XT. Prepping it for new upgrades! and changing the oil.
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I’m pretty sure this is the first time I’ve ever watched someone clean the bottom of a car but it was entertaining.
Sarah, I just got finished watching Faye Hadley do a live stream before I got to your video. I have to say, many thanks to you and all of the other You Tubers out there for providing entertaining content for us to watch, while we're sequestered in our homes. We need this kind of entertainment, during this crisis! Keep up the great work.
Thanks! Funny thing about all that is, I've been practicing social distancing and home isolation my entire life lol. It feels totally normal right now for us introverts.
@@SarahnTuned I just gotta add here that this is why I admire your work the most.
(not to be offensive or anything) but I just got the vibe that you could have been a bit of an introvert but still super duper smart/hard working.
It gives me hope tbh, as in maybe sometimes I should just give things a go and learn. But whatever hehe.
After sheltering in place for the last three days, I stumbled on your vid and realize my life from here on out will never be the same. You’ve truly given the general public HOPE!!
Haha, I know how to keep busy when isolated! I'll do my best to show everyone else!
Watching Sarah clean vs most TV, yep Sarah any day.
It's true. I have a ga-zillion cable channels a girl washing her Subaru undercarriage is the most interesting.
@@jwelchon2416 "fifty seven hundred channels and nothing's on". Thanks Sarah!
@@jwelchon2416 "girl" are you sure?
Definitely better than programming on TV. No commercials. Not flashing from one thing to another.
I use to do the samething. Jack up, wheels off and scrub. Spotless!
I love the way you shoot your videos. I never would've though watching the underside of a car being detailed was entertaining but here I am...wrong yet again. Keep up the strong work! Maybe I'll do some cleaning on my car this weekend...
Absolutely love how detail oriented you are, continue being you, remember to be kind to yourself and always have fun, for those of us that always stay to ourselves, YOU ARE INCREDIBLE
Your jokes ARE in fact FIRE. Thanks so much from all of us out here in hiding for keeping the content flowing... like your fire jokes.
Nothing feels better than when something breaks and you go to work on that area and it’s clean and easy to work on... Love your content!!! ❤️
Good evening Abandoned Warehouse Sarah. Hope you’re staying away from crowds and avoiding people who cough.
Stay safe & healthy. 👍🏻
MudRunner2005 been avoiding crowds since I could spell crowds.
Sarah -n- Tuned - Same here Sarah. I too, am an introvert who avoids crowds, so I get it. 👍🏻
Also, have you reviewed the new 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon? If you have not, you should. 👍🏻 I ended up unexpectedly trading my 2017 Mustang GT for one 2 Saturday’s ago. I miss the power and speed of my car, but I’m really liking the JTR so far. Despite it only having a V6, the 4.10 gears & 8-speed Auto really give it some pep. 🤘🏻
@@TroyPosey - Sounds like you need a Hell Crate for the Rubicon.
PiDsMedia if any manufacturers or builders want to sponsor one, we can make that happen, and I’ll video the whole thing and put it on my channel. 👍🏻
@@SarahnTuned Hi nice video were you fron
Sarah, a Fumoto valve is a sure way to make oil changes easier, faster and cleaner and NO more crush gaskets, or removing the oil plug because there is no more plug to be removed.
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Sarah: "I'm bored! Let me wash the tires and the underbody of the car!"
I've been stocking up on car parts, detail products from chemical guys, slowly building up my garage (not yet dream garage because I'm just starting out) but cabinets, storage, etc. New toolbox!!! Sooo excited!!!
MAKE ME HAPPY AGAIN!!! Do your thing kid!!! Appreciate and love your channel!👍👍👍
Great , I used to like detailing my car but have stopped now because my wife thought the neighbours were thinking I was mad, will have to wait until I downsize from the city and into the country one day !
I died @ "Tropical Storm Stupid" 🤣🤣🤣
Keep up the great work Sarah!
I wish my forester maintained its oil level for 5,000 miles. It was my first Subaru, I loved it so much but eventually I had to trade it in due to excessive oil consumption issues. Once it had over 100,000 miles on it, it began smoking and dying on me so I eventually took it back to the Subaru dealer and traded it in for a Honda. You have a beautiful forester! I loved mine so much and wish I could have kept it. I had just invested in a set of Cooper At3’s too. I highly recommend them
Oil in hair is good conditioner. Gives you great sheen and wear protection.
It's nice that you don't have to deal with snow and salt all over your car. I started to see some rust underneath my 2 yr old GTI.
I love how detailed you are.... yes cleaning the back of the rims and underneath is just as important. I need a girl like you in my life 🥰
Well working on my Dmax atleast and change the 710!!!...🤣🤣
I'm 78 yrs old in So. Cal where it's been raining for the last week or two. My family has me under house arrest because I'm "vulnerable" to covid19 infection they think. I plan to outlive them all but in the meantime your videos always make me smile and your capability with all things mechanical is truly amazing. You're cute too which is not a bad thing. Please keep up the good work I'll be happy watching you do whatever......
I use Tub-O-Towels to wipe my rear all the time. I work in the oilfield and sometimes you have to do what you have to do. They actually work great. 🤣
I second that. Oilfield worker myself.
Lmfao .........millennials .........the oilfield is doomed
If this craziness keeps up, Tub-O-Towels might expand its market. LoL. Just sayn.
@@davepelfrey3958 Quick ,copyright...... "But-o-towels" !
@@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195 lol! Oilfield is doomed. We get laid off next week.
Here I am watching a video of someone scrubbing the shit outta their Forester, before I disappear into the dirty wilderness in my Forester for a couple of nights. Holy shit, you are taking that to a level I've never seen before!
Doing 3 consecutive transmission fluid drain and fills on my sister's RAV4 right now. Lifetime fluid, HA! I miss dipsticks....
I seem to bump in to dipstick's all the time, but then I do work in Newtown, Sydney
Very much agree, its much nicer to work on a clean vehicle.
When I picked up my old Ford 3000 tractor, I got it running after sitting for 8 years, then drove it home.
Not long after I de-greased and power washed it. I now feel like working on it.
I love your videos. Hey my tires rotate every time i drive
Totally understandable for going underneath and clean. I do that to my second car, which sometimes get used in the rain. However, when I get my next second car, it will only be a dry use and for sure, I want to keep the under side like new from factory.
U put out good content so it doesnt matter wat u do, it will get watched👍🏻
Sarah, I do the same with my Audi TT MK1 Roadster. The world never sees it, but I know how clean it is.... and I think it performs better and certainly lasts longer.
Undercarriage looks pretty dope imho.
Thanks Sarah from the legions of OCD afflicted gearheads. Everything you do looks perfectly "normal" to me. Always look forward to your content. Keep up the good work
Yeah.
It's the 'double chins' capturing our attention.
Sure.
Let's go with that.
@@ultipriv2396 hah!!! That was sharpie!
dc's or dd's?
@@paulamato430 DC's.......🤭
Fumoto valve like most have already said below. Something about the Subaru folks, myself included, that like that valve. I think it's because when I got my Forester I asked, "How can I make the easiest oil change easier?" Bamb... Fumoto and some vinyl tubing. You're welcome.
If you ever have kids you won’t be cleaning the inside of your wheels lol
Naahh not true, i still do it once in a while
james roberts You’re right, but you will love to just to escape the kids sometimes.
Nice to know I’m not the only one that cleans underneath the car and back of wheels. I had to remove some of the plastic under the car to get trapped rocks and sand.
Thanks for being smart, funny, and sexy in these trying times. Take good care of yourself.
I like what you do . You know what your talking about and say it with a little humor . By the way, thank you for your service .
I wish I had the energy to work on my car, much less wash it.
Me too. Sarah is setting a great example of taking care of and appreciating your vehicle.
Considering I live with someone who owns a Forester, I found this to be quite informative. Thanks, Sarah!
Am I hearing your Sergeant form the Air Force or were you into cleanliness as a child?
Sarah,
I do love it when you work on Gump. Please do not get rid of the Prodrive wheels. I have always loved those since 2002 when I was able to bring on Prodrive USA to the dealer I worked at.
The Subaru oil is made by the other big Japanese oil manufacturer, Idemitsu.
The CVT should be serviced on the turbo models according to the severe schedule, not the "lifetime" 105k. Subaru does that to comply with CAFE standards.
If you haven't done it yet, I highly recommend the BG intake cleaning service to clean the carbon off of the intake valves. The direct injection doesn't wash the back of the valves and it accumulates.
Sarah: "Don't look at my double chins."
Me (in adolescent mode): "Those aren't double chins..." 😇
Seriously though, thanks for the vids!
makes sense to clean some things before working on them but sometimes with cleaning you wash away evidence of leaks or other issues so it is always better to fully inspect what youre working on before cleaning.
SavageSmithy yeah, that’s kind of a given obvious though.. or you would think it would be at least!
"Normal" is overrated.
I thought I was the only sick individual that would clean the underneath of their car I do it so I can see where oil leaks are coming from and repair them as needed I've always kept all my vehicles clean and spotless I must say you took it to another level though you polished it LOL
12:11 Full on girl moment in 3...2...1...
I detail the bottom of my C5 Corvette when I go to car shows...that is a 2 day event for me. Great job and really fast!
Jokes are fire, can't stand a dirty car to work on, and ambitious? I wish I could meet a woman like you.....
You my dear are a breath of fresh air. Just welded the frame on my old Tundra this morning and good for another year. Snow tomorrow and may have to put the plow back on. You made my afternoon , thanks
DINSTAAR- Whoever trained you did a really good job. You do an excellent job of applying solid maintenance practices to all you do. Keep up the good work!
I treat my 2020 Outback Onyx XT the same way... Fills oil: "There ya go, bud".
Weird girls are my favorite. Props from NY.
Knowledgeable about cars to impart, humorously presented, and pleasing to the eyes lady. Can’t lose with subscribing here.
A little tip. First remove oil filter before putting the drainplug in. The oil from the filter will be removed as wel like this
Hey! Ownership of that caliber is something to be proud of. More people should take after your methods.
I only watch your videos because you DON’T show off your cleavage for clickbait. You have helped me out big times with your vids. Much props
My neighbors and family thought I was crazy when I took the seats out to vacuum and clean the interior of my car. Keep up the good work you car geek🚗
Sarah, handy hint for when you start wrapping the power cord up. head off to a hardware/ electrical store and get the plast conduit tracks that has a flip front cover to give some protection to the cables when the benches are installed. Bonus point if you have the vertical conduits up you can glue the led light strips onto the covers to add extra style points
From someone that has done plenty of Pre Delivery Inspections on fresh off the boat from the factory vehicles, trust me, your Gump is cleaner than new.
Eneos makes good oil, I use their 5w30 in plenty of cars, and the were an oil supplier for Subaru, along with Idemitsu, but the Dexos spec 5w30 that you got there isn't the 5w30 spec that crosses to what they supplied for Subaru. The orange label is 3703-300, the purple label that crosses to Subaru OE is 3261-300. That said, yes, it will be absolutely fine, Subaru doesn't really even have a spec of their own, just Viscosity API and ILSAC listed. Personally, I prefer Motul, but it's impossible to find on a shelf.
That overhead shot of Forestet Gump's wheel as you moved him out of the garage was SUPER DOPE!! I totally watched this RUclipsr detail the underside of her Subie, today. Great work, Sarah!
Have you heard of fumoto valves to replace the default oil pan drain plug? They make it so you just flip a valve and oil comes out the drain plug. Don’t need to undo the drain plug or replace crush washers anymore. Plus with the forester, with the oil filter on top. I think you can do the oil change without lifting the car.
Cleaning the bottom of the car looks fun but I have something even more fun to do, and that is sanding the body of my bug to paint! Love the videos keep them coming ,love your channel!
hey just a quick fyi, those gen foresters have a recall for loose manifold bolts from factory, if left unchecked, they could rattle completely off and melt a oil pressure sensor wire ( which is a bitch to replace) and some severe cases , melt/ warp the motor mounts. I would give it a quick check to be safe. Im a tech at a dealership and this happens more often than you think. Also, you were right the first time for the oil, its 5.2qts.
Now this girl does work. I’m glad to see you use the proper gloves to keep them hands clean. Love watching your content. Your awesome and very pretty.
Only my first day of "ordered" confinement so not quite ready to clean under the car just yet. Thank you for making life a little better. ❤❤❤
I thought I was the most obsessed about a clean car. But cleaning the underside is another level !
There is something about detailing a car. I could watch detailing videos and is so satisfying specially the attention to detail that most people skip.
Funny there are companies that charge 10k + for a full car detail even down to individual bolts. Satisfying as hell plus you are cute lol
Yes! I've been wanting to do the same to my WRX that I bought new in 2004. The undercarriage is the only thing that doesn't have the factory fresh look to it (but it is relatively clean).
As a new Forester owner, I’m loving all the Gump content!!
There’s plenty of ocd people about their cars! Probably not the undercarriage though, but I do the undercarriage on my hellcat challenger... there’s definitely more folks that use a car as an appliance, love your channel 👍
Idemitsu makes Subaru OEM oil. It's okay oil, Eneos is okay as well. Pennzoil Ultra Platinum seems to be a popular choice for the turbo FA engine. Motul 8100 X-Clean EFE 5W30 looks like a good choice as well. Both are easier to get and probably cheaper than Eneos. As usual with oil, most anything will be alright if you keep on top of your oil change intervals and don't stretch it out. You can always get an analysis done by Blackstone Labs or another similar company and they'll give you the exact lowdown of what's going on with your oil and engine. They'll send you a free kit and the analysis is pretty cheap, around $25. Not much to pay for the insight that they give.
Good Times! I was shopping for a new ride. The Forester was in the running. Your 2020 review [2019?] was beyond influential. Perhaps it was the beans and meatballs? [LOL] It was where you took it and how you genuinely enjoyed it. I shopped for one on line. [They throw you so much better pricing online than in person!] I got a terrific price and purchased a new Limited. I would like to see the video of you finishing the cleanup of Gump. Also what you use to do it. Thanks for fun, informative, and helpful content. I have to admit that I have only watched mostly Gump videos. I have more questions but I'll keep watching. and save them for later. Stay fun Kid!
Yup got it! *710* ! The golden slippery fluid! Hint: Turn your filler cap round 180°
HEPA cabin filter bosch makes for outback
Don’t forget to shake your new oil to mix the additives that may have settled in storage.
I liked the new camera angles over the wheels and the toss into the trash.
Lifetime fluid means until your factory warranty is up. Also the Japanese owners manual say to change cvt fluid at 60k if I remember correctly
I saw a lift for $2400, seems pretty reasonable for a mobile lift. Your videos always make me laugh, you’re hilarious!! If you and I ever hung out, we would need oxygen we would be laughing so much!!
Hi Sarah! Hoping to pick up a 2020 Corolla Hatchback tomorrow from Desert Toyota.
My first manual & I’m old enough to be your retired commanding officer haha.
Your reviews on the car inspired me. Yes, you are inspiring! Thanks
You're a freak.
I was feeling pretty good 'bout washing, claying, polishing, and waxing (shout out to Griot's), then doing an oil change on my wife's CX-3 today. Ah, I did clean the engine bay too, so...
I'm glad "Gump's' not burning oil, or leaking any fluids - good times!
Stay healthy everyone!
What a great 710 change. When you said that I busted out laughing wondering how many people would get it.
Im a Subaru Tech in Norway and i do these oil changes every day, they are awesome to work on! :D And you did fantastic! Loving your videos, trying to keep up whenever i can :)
About the CVT Fluid, we replace all the oil in the driveline every 4 years (60.000km/37000mi). But we live in, what Subaru says are harsh? conditions in their documentation, so we follow their recommendation.
Keep up the awesome work, you are doing great! :D Your garage is cleaner than mine (A bit jealous bout that)
3 totally even more OCD things that I do when I change the oil in my Subaru Crosstrek.
1.) I let the oil drain overnight for about 10 hours.
2.) I pour new oil into the new filter to the top then let it sit for about 5 to 10 minutes. It soaks up all that oil into the filter media so then you can still flip it over and screw it on real quick.
3.) I pour a half a quart of new oil into the outer hole where you screw the oil filter on, this flows back directly to the oil pump and re-primes it. (cause I just let the oil drain for 10 hours)
First time watching you Sarah. Made me want to drive to Tucson and have you do the underside of my 2017 Forester. At my age (77) it's a bit of an issue to do that. OCD or not, I like a clean vehicle and have always believed that a clean vehicle (inside and out and under) helps it be safer and longer lived. Keep up the work you are doing, it helps more of us than you know, especially in these weird times.
Hey Sarah, I heard the genuine subaru oil filter (blue one) is actually suck. You can use a interchangable mazda filter, which is made by tokyo roki. Wayyy much better quality.
Mazda part # N3R1-14-302....that's the 710 filter I use in my Subarus!
Day 3 of Self Quarentine - Sara is unscrewing every bolt, scrubbing what rust has appeared and applying oil. Also ArmorAll'ing the backside of the dash and all other interior plastics.
I have a 1976 mgb for 26 years and it is cleaned spotless and painted underneath. Not a freak, i dont think so anyway.
4:32...what an entrance! Full marks for seeing the gag through to the end lol
Very smart to use the factory subie oil filter. Would have enjoyed seeing the dealer parts guys face when you asked for a drain plug crush washer lol.
Randomness; Cut the bottom off of a Gatorade bottle the top screws in nice and tight in the Subaru 710 fill port.
Then you already know! FWIW, I’ll be putting my Miata up on jackstands and doing the same thing once the weather finally breaks here! Thanks for the inspiration!
As someone who lives in New England and drives in New England winters, I don't even try. Although I did just have to replace the piece you're polishing at 8:40 because rusted bolts just love to break and I couldn't fix it.
So we have a 17 XT gump at home, but the factory Subaru oil is made by Idemitsu. Eneos is made by Nippon, the other big Japanese oil company. Let us know how it works out! We just ran out of our "free" dealership oil changes so I bought a few oil changes worth of filters and oil from the dealership parts department.
Hella Cool Detailing Video, With Your Always Oh-So-Enjoyable Touches, Sarah... & A "710" Change To Boot! Yes, More Detailing Videos, Please!
Sarah, watching you crawl around under the car makes me long for the days of living in the Arizona desert with clean cars. I grew up in the Phoenix area but now live on the east coast where they use salt on the roads in the winter. I used to love working on my own vehicles, I don't like working on cars anymore.
You haven't lived until you've had to cut suspension pieces off with a hacksaw because the corroded bolt disintegrated trying to wrench it off.
OCD = Over-kill Car Detailing! I wish I had your commitment to detail. Thanks for the vids. Stay safe.
Truly enjoyed this vlog and yes I definitely could see how excited you were from head to toe and all parts in between, nice.
This is the best 15 minutes I've seen on youtube today. Thanks for the great, funny, entertaining video. Yours are always super high production value. Jokes=fire
John Ulrich thank you, I try!
I have a ‘14 ej 6 speed manual forester that has a major oil burning issue. Luckily I’m gonna get a new engine soon
A fun video during difficult times but let’s face it , seen once we would watch you watch paint dry. Of all the girls I’ve watched scrub the underside of their cars you are the most beautiful ❤️😂
Right behind you Sarah. Bout time someone did it right!!! I got to get Jack's like that. Nice garage!!
Sarah, I would put something underneath the car just in case those lift starts to fail...if you happen to find drum brakes from 18 wheelers is the best thing for that..