I just put castrol ultra clean synthetic on my car. Feels like I bought it brand new with how smooth the ride feels. & the price for 5Q at home depot is like 18$
I have a 2010 Chevrolet Impala 9C1 (Police Package), and I've used Castrol Edge 5w-30 since I've owned it; and I will continue to use Castrol Edge for the rest of my life.
Actually, it's pretty well known that synthetic oil creates higher oil usage compared to conventional oil. A quart every thousand miles isn't obscenely high.
Castrol makes great stuff!! I typically run Pennzoil Platinum, but all they had last time was high mileage 5w30 in Platinum, so I went with Castrol Edge this oil change, and I feel confident it will handle the mileage well.
Only oil I put in my Ram 2500 4/4 Hemi with 119,000miles is Castrol Edge High Mileage Full Synthetic. It's Amazing Oil Hemi's Love it" I also use a Wix XP oil filter.
Newer cars warming that long the engine isn't necessary. I would say run your car (weather conditions permitting, meaning if you have ice on your windshield then yes you're going to take longer) about 90 secs or so or when the RPMs on your Tachometer shifts down from. You'll notice your tach shift from about 2 down to about 1. The car will warm faster driving than it will just idling. I shouldn't need to say this but don't go trying to go 0-100 before your engine is warm, you could damage/crack your block
Newer cars 15 years or so dont need to be warmed up. In fact its not good for them to idle in cold in contributes to fuel in your oil. 20 to 30 seconds is all the warm up thats needed.
I use Castrol Edge 5w30 in my CTR FN2 (2008)) and it burns about 1.5 litres every 1000 miles, I love to keep it in VTEC as much as I possibly can. It seems quite a few of the K20 engines like to burn oil especially when giving it the beans.
to keep up with consistency with the testing - i recommend to compare the Mobil 1 Extended Performance with the Castrol Extended Performance (gold bottle not the black)
I run full synthetic Castrol edge high mileage has on my 07 Audi A4 3.2 Quattro with a K&N oil filter would you come a cheaper buying the oil by the gallon
Nice brother how many miles you have on it? I'm actually using pencil platinum for my 2013 sonata 2.0T and yeah she burns too. I'm sure switching the Castro it will be a lot better as well. You can see the difference in the oil conventional oil made from poodle oil seems to be a lot thicker than natural gas oil. Some engines just don't like penzoil. 😕
Currently I use M1 with absolutely no oil loss between changes but my engine has a cold start rattle so I might try Castrol even though GM recommends M1 in my manual.
What I like about Mobil 1 is that it gives you the specs on how much zddp it contains. I tried to find it for Castrol but couldn't. I use Castrol for my BMW's was thinking of switching to Mobil 1. Also zddp is not good for the catalytic converter. Race oils have a high zddp.
My si was burning crazy oil till I switched to 5w30 bc I’m bouta boost. Prolly piston rings but hasn’t really burned any in about 2 months. I’m on Mobil one and used to use Amsoil
Castrol edge high millage!! I had used them all before even the famous mobile 1 high millage. It would burn like hell now that I switched to Castrol edge high millage it barely moved. Great oil "2013 Avalon hybrid*
In my Grand Marquis with the 4.6 Modular V8, I used Castrol Edge high mileage but then wanted to try Pennzoil Platinum high mileage. When it was time to change the oil after using the Pennzoil, I discovered that the engine burned off just under a quart. I never had that problem when I was using Castrol. Went back to the Castrol Edge high mileage and all was well.
I use Castrol too, but I will say oil looking cleaner doesn't always mean what you might think. Engine oil is supposed to look dirty because it's designed to carry nasties to the filter.
Actually this is false oil darken with moisture contamination. Moisture that build in the oil through heating and cooling process. Too much moisture and the oil loses its lubrication properties. The great feature with Castrol oil they uses advanced additives to block the moisture build up. This is why the oil looks cleaner longer.
@@jamesdean1598 unfortunately you are the one who is incorrect. I've worked in heavy engineering on lubrication systems for many years. Bob Barker is absutely correct in what he said above. Perhaps do some research before making comments if you aren't sure?
@@bEEBO178 not going to disagree, although understand how contamination works with oil. Yes there is microscopic dirt and carbon that builds in the oil. Especially if the oil has high mileage.
Can i infer from your idea that engine oil is designed to carry nastiest to the filter…better oil protects your engine components creating less nasties… bad engine oil more nasties because of less protection.. so cleaner oil shows that it protects more because it has nasties.. 🤔
I use the same exact mobil 1 u use. I have a 2015 Ford Fusion EcoBoost Titanium 2.0 Turbo AWD. Hasnt burned any oil ever. 107 K miles on my engine and trans
I have my 2016 Colorado I always used mobil1 than I diced to switch to edge , so I do an oil change every 5 - 6 k miles on it , an so when you check the dip stick not only is edge oil black but it actually missing a quart and I decided 2 use it again and the same , and in the winter the Mobil sounds way better than the edge , I’m sticking with Mobil , my truck now at 70k and going 💪🏾 strong !
'looking cleaner' means nothing. If anything darker oil shows its working by suspending contaminants in the oil. Heavy engineering tech with 30 years experience.
I would check the pcv valve, spark plugs, & coil packs. I replaced all of them on my 4cylinder toyota. Then changed to castrol Ultra clean. Now it feels brand new.
I have a gsr motor in my del sol douse burn sum oil at high rpms. Switch from valvoline full synthetic to the castrol edge and it eats up almost no oil now.
Excellent. I've been thinking to try the Castrol edge high mileage oil on my toyota that burns a lot oil like your car. Only used mobil one for years, let's see.
Dang a month later and it was that low? I be checking mine every Sunday. Used to have a 98 Accord, half a quart every seven days lol. I usually don't go past seven days with checking oil on an older engine. Check that oil
Sounds very reasonable cause i have just switched to Mobil 1 to experience as well and felt the acceleration is pretty better than Castrol Edge but the Castrol is lighter and smoother .
I'm up near or past a half a million miles using M1 5w30 extended life oil. It works, will not let you down when coolant blows and engine overheating. Don't change oils, pick a great one and stick with it.... Motorcraft makes a great oil too that's cheap.
clean oil mean, that oil is performing best against heat, when there is too much heat being produce in the engine due to heavy acceleration a good quality oil will perform the best and will not burn as much as a low quality oil.
Clean oil after extended use could also mean it's not effectively cleaning the deposits in your engine. It's a good thing to see dirtier oil after a few thousand miles, means it's doing it's job...
Wrong. Dark oil after a number of engine cycles means that its effectively cleaning deposits from the engine and suspending them in the oil. Who told you clean oil means its working? Never heard so much rubbish.
Castrol has higher HTHS (stronger film strength). Best to use 5W30 A3/B4 (3.5 HTHS) oil, and maybe even try a 5W40. Look for HTHS speced oil of at least 3.3.
Yeah but whatever is better wear friction for the motor is the only thing that matters…. It wont evaporate out enough to mess ur engine up or fast enough where u dont notice the oil pressure light being 3/8 full
I'm not an expert, but I don't think you need to be one to say that the extended performance oil is meant to give you longer OCI, but it may not perform as well in other criteria - there is a cost for everything. I wouldn't use EP if I do my own OC, my guess is it's meant for those who would not bother and just want to go to the dealer once a year for minimum maintenance.
You don’t use high mileage unless it’s leaking oil. Once you go high mileage you can’t switch back due to the additives in them causing seals to swell to stop leaks.
How come my Ford focus drinks oil with all Castrol oils ive used. And with Mobil 1 it stopped drinking! And now with Liqui moly not a single loss of oil. !
I run Castrol Edge High Mileage 5w-30 @ 5000 mile oil change intervals , with Wix filters. If you stick with one brand of oil it lays down a better film.
The only real way to tell what kind of protection your getting is to put both oils in an air cooled engine and measure the engine temp difference between the 2 oils. less heat equals less friction , its as simple as that
I use Castrol Edge High Mileage Synthetic in my Ram 2500 4/4 HEMI with 116,000 miles an it Runs Flawless. Absolutely No Check Engine Lights on my Truck Either" It is a Great Oil" 💪
@@jdmdennis9763 Perfect comparison, but I am using Shell Helix since 2014, and it burn less oil than Castrok Edge, because I was using Castrol Edge 10 years in my BMW, and I recommend you the Shell. Regards!
@Dennis Behrend I'd be curious if you put in Amsoil Signature Series (which has a slower burn off rate for lack of tech-detail ) and or use a regular oil + ad Archoil AR9100 and see if it stops the oil Burning. Basically what im saying about Archoil, might help your situation if you cant get the rings etc done yet. Video on how the Archoil Works and lack of oil burning ruclips.net/video/Llh48yZ1lJY/видео.html ( Archoil at Jay Leno's Big Dog Garage - Flex Bus with Bernard Juchli
It depends on your driving style. If you do mostly stop and go city, mostly in rush hour traffic or if your trips are mostly less than 10 miles oil need to be change more frequency 4k-5k miles or 6 months whichever comes first. You can go longer on oil changes between 7k to 10k if you do alot extended highway driving.
@@ardie4 Do you know if it helps with a ticking engine? I know using a higher octane reduces the noise, but I've used Mobil Super Synthetic before & it quieted my engine, just wondering if Castrol brand did the same. My poor engine's at nearly 200k, or so I've been told
@@dbzownz12345 well if your engine is ticking that’s from the valves tapping. You should have those adjusted by a shop or if you know how to do it properly. The clearances are usually pretty strict. I’ll eventually have to do them on my two K-series Hondas because they do not have hydraulic lifters that in many cars would use some oil to automatically set back to spec. So no it won’t help. Edge hm is mostly for helping slow leaks from what I’ve seen.
@@ardie4 Thanks. My engine is burning some oil too. Not sure if the piston rings are bad. Would this contribute to the "ticking" sound? My oil is always topped off, I check it once a week. I've been told to use "Lucas stablizer HM or their new Low Visocity product. It's suppose to help with a "noisy engine" Any suggestions? Howeveer, I'll def have my mechanic check it out next time I get an oil change
Just a thought maybe drive the car normal. Stop popping vtec because that’s part of the problem why you’re going through a quart of oil. Never had oil issues with my SI K20 and it has 140k on it.
Yea, I always keep oil on the 2nd dot. Castrol does tend to take the heat better than Mobil 1. You would probably see less burned oil and smoother operation if you use Motul but it is definitely higher in price. Nice video.
@@jamesvwalker268: True is it's overfilled. The top line or hole in the dipstick is FULL not overfilled. Oil supposed to be filled to the top line or hole.
Thank you for this! I used to be a Mobil 1 fanboy when I was younger, I’ve had my RSX since I was 17 lol going to try Edge Extended Performance since it’s actually cheaper than regular edge right now at wal-mart. I typically use 0w40. Euro edge on my Mini Cooper since it’s Turbo DI. Have you tried other weights? Like 0w-30 or 0w-20?
••• really! Interesting because my buddy has a k20 accord and his car burns oil too. I will do more research on it! I hope I don’t have to rebuild my engine
@@jdmdennis9763 I'd bet anything you have a leaky rear main. Pull your trans, replace the seal, upgrade the clutch as an excuse. That vid would get lots of hits anyway to compensate the expense.
No i mean if you know the engine sounds pure like it should be, than there is nothing to worry about. Some new cars are consuming oil right out of the fabric.
I have a 2017 ford fiesta with 12K miles. I at 7k miles I put in M1 EP and it made my engine run smoother, BUT the oil level went down alot. almost a quart of oil in 5k miles. Im trying castrol edge EP today and we will see what happens.
Better quality oil will burn faster as it creeps to the openings better. I experienced the opposite as the Castro burned faster than Mobil one that I had been using for 200k miles
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I literally have used Castrol Edge full synthetic in my last 3 vehicles and I love it.
I just switched to Castrol edge from the oil I was using, and have noticed lower engine temps, I assume this was friction causing the temps to rise.
I just put castrol ultra clean synthetic on my car. Feels like I bought it brand new with how smooth the ride feels. & the price for 5Q at home depot is like 18$
What about the mileage did it last 10.000 miles or less
Did the same test for my drift car. Mobil 1 oil burned, while the Castrol held up real good. Castrol for life 🤙
I been using this Castrol Edge on my 07 Acura TL for about 1 year & I love it ♥️
I have a 2010 Chevrolet Impala 9C1 (Police Package), and I've used Castrol Edge 5w-30 since I've owned it; and I will continue to use Castrol Edge for the rest of my life.
Your car dosent need a new oil it needs new piston rings bro
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True! Or valve stem seals
Actually, it's pretty well known that synthetic oil creates higher oil usage compared to conventional oil. A quart every thousand miles isn't obscenely high.
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Don't be b.s .g us anybody that has oil consumption in their engine obiously has a problem with their engine.
@@fishyfool Yes it is, a quart every 5000 miles is fine but not a quart every 1000.
I will choose Castrol Oil. Nice Video very informative thanks.
Castrol makes great stuff!! I typically run Pennzoil Platinum, but all they had last time was high mileage 5w30 in Platinum, so I went with Castrol Edge this oil change, and I feel confident it will handle the mileage well.
Only oil I put in my Ram 2500 4/4 Hemi with 119,000miles is Castrol Edge High Mileage Full Synthetic. It's Amazing Oil Hemi's Love it" I also use a Wix XP oil filter.
Try the ultra platinum 🤗
Make sure to warm up your car for 5 mins in the winter season every time before driving....that helps the engine last longer and perform better
Ya I warm up my 2012 tC for 5-10 minutes. You can definitely feel when your engine warms up and stretches its legs when it's 19 degrees out
If you are using 0w-16 or 0w-20 warming up your engine before driving is not necessary
Newer cars warming that long the engine isn't necessary. I would say run your car (weather conditions permitting, meaning if you have ice on your windshield then yes you're going to take longer) about 90 secs or so or when the RPMs on your Tachometer shifts down from. You'll notice your tach shift from about 2 down to about 1. The car will warm faster driving than it will just idling. I shouldn't need to say this but don't go trying to go 0-100 before your engine is warm, you could damage/crack your block
Newer cars 15 years or so dont need to be warmed up. In fact its not good for them to idle in cold in contributes to fuel in your oil. 20 to 30 seconds is all the warm up thats needed.
It's not the engine that needs warming it's the transmission
Does great in my 2014 5.7 hemi ram I feel better performance and my mpg increased a lot when I swapped n started using this oil
Same' I luv Castrol Edge High Mileage Synthetic on my Ram 2500 4/4 HEMI with 116,000 miles Runs Smooth as Silk an No Check Engine Lights at all.'
I use Castrol Edge 5w30 in my CTR FN2 (2008)) and it burns about 1.5 litres every 1000 miles, I love to keep it in VTEC as much as I possibly can. It seems quite a few of the K20 engines like to burn oil especially when giving it the beans.
Castro edge here full synthetic with a little treatment touch.. 05 standard Camry running strong 💪🏽
About to use this stuff on an 05 Sierra 5.3. 158k miles. I was using Castrol magnatec. Need to check the dipstick more often.
High mileage oil could help. The oil with help swell and condition old seals without changing viscosity of your oil.
to keep up with consistency with the testing - i recommend to compare the Mobil 1 Extended Performance with the Castrol Extended Performance (gold bottle not the black)
I have always ran Castrol and I have never had any issues. My friends all like Mobil 1 but im a castrol man myself.
Same Castrol Edge 💪
T.O BROO, the second dot is the full line. I kno i work on cars.
I run full synthetic Castrol edge high mileage has on my 07 Audi A4 3.2 Quattro with a K&N oil filter would you come a cheaper buying the oil by the gallon
Nice brother how many miles you have on it? I'm actually using pencil platinum for my 2013 sonata 2.0T and yeah she burns too. I'm sure switching the Castro it will be a lot better as well. You can see the difference in the oil conventional oil made from poodle oil seems to be a lot thicker than natural gas oil. Some engines just don't like penzoil. 😕
In your opinion, which oil would be the best? I have a base model rsx and I don't know which oil works best for it.
What are your thoughts on 5w40 Castrol turbo diesel oil-Is it really full synthetic like they claim?
Currently I use M1 with absolutely no oil loss between changes but my engine has a cold start rattle so I might try Castrol even though GM recommends M1 in my manual.
Cold start rattle= vvt
All newer engines, with vvt, have this issue from one degree to another.
Let us know if the Castrol Edge helps...
@@therealtech833 I tried it with no change in sound so I went back to M1 since it is under warranty.
What I like about Mobil 1 is that it gives you the specs on how much zddp it contains. I tried to find it for Castrol but couldn't. I use Castrol for my BMW's was thinking of switching to Mobil 1. Also zddp is not good for the catalytic converter. Race oils have a high zddp.
Ayeeee baby back at it again with the videos 🙏🏼
I always use castrol edge 5w-30. I got a BMW M50d and it requires the euro diesel LL spec oil. I usually put an entire quart in after every 1k miles.
Let’s go!! 🤘🤘
I always use Castrol . On my ep3
My si was burning crazy oil till I switched to 5w30 bc I’m bouta boost. Prolly piston rings but hasn’t really burned any in about 2 months. I’m on Mobil one and used to use Amsoil
Castrol edge high millage!! I had used them all before even the famous mobile 1 high millage. It would burn like hell now that I switched to Castrol edge high millage it barely moved. Great oil "2013 Avalon hybrid*
In my Grand Marquis with the 4.6 Modular V8, I used Castrol Edge high mileage but then wanted to try Pennzoil Platinum high mileage.
When it was time to change the oil after using the Pennzoil, I discovered that the engine burned off just under a quart. I never had that problem when I was using Castrol. Went back to the Castrol Edge high mileage and all was well.
I use Castrol too, but I will say oil looking cleaner doesn't always mean what you might think. Engine oil is supposed to look dirty because it's designed to carry nasties to the filter.
Actually this is false oil darken with moisture contamination. Moisture that build in the oil through heating and cooling process. Too much moisture and the oil loses its lubrication properties. The great feature with Castrol oil they uses advanced additives to block the moisture build up. This is why the oil looks cleaner longer.
@@jamesdean1598 unfortunately you are the one who is incorrect. I've worked in heavy engineering on lubrication systems for many years. Bob Barker is absutely correct in what he said above. Perhaps do some research before making comments if you aren't sure?
@@bEEBO178 not going to disagree, although understand how contamination works with oil. Yes there is microscopic dirt and carbon that builds in the oil. Especially if the oil has high mileage.
Can i infer from your idea that engine oil is designed to carry nastiest to the filter…better oil protects your engine components creating less nasties… bad engine oil more nasties because of less protection.. so cleaner oil shows that it protects more because it has nasties.. 🤔
@@bEEBO178 I'm glad you told that Joe Biden loving gun banning clown off.
i just got a civic 2012 please which one do you recomend
Honestly I've been using Castrol Edge myself and Ben wonders for my car I still drive a 05 Ford Taurus that's got over 200,000 Mi on it
Change your pcv valve it’ll slow that burning down
I use the same exact mobil 1 u use. I have a 2015 Ford Fusion EcoBoost Titanium 2.0 Turbo AWD. Hasnt burned any oil ever. 107 K miles on my engine and trans
RahimKnicks nice!
Same here mobil 1 actually cured my oil drinking problem!
I have my 2016 Colorado I always used mobil1 than I diced to switch to edge , so I do an oil change every 5 - 6 k miles on it , an so when you check the dip stick not only is edge oil black but it actually missing a quart and I decided 2 use it again and the same , and in the winter the Mobil sounds way better than the edge , I’m sticking with Mobil , my truck now at 70k and going 💪🏾 strong !
Hi Bro! Have you tried Pennzoil Ultra Platinum yet? That oil i heard very good too.
Castrol is worldwide 1 brand since 1899. You can trust. When it comes oil always Castrol
Never tried castrol oil but i use mobil 1 extended performance and man that shit makes my car run soooo smooth and it has a really nice smooth idle
Good to know. I used mobile 1 on 2 cars before I switched to Castrol. Castrol does seem to burn less and looks cleaner.
'looking cleaner' means nothing. If anything darker oil shows its working by suspending contaminants in the oil. Heavy engineering tech with 30 years experience.
I would check the pcv valve, spark plugs, & coil packs. I replaced all of them on my 4cylinder toyota. Then changed to castrol Ultra clean. Now it feels brand new.
I have a gsr motor in my del sol douse burn sum oil at high rpms. Switch from valvoline full synthetic to the castrol edge and it eats up almost no oil now.
Excellent. I've been thinking to try the Castrol edge high mileage oil on my toyota that burns a lot oil like your car. Only used mobil one for years, let's see.
I feel like everyone has problems with Mobil 1 and oil burn while castrol does the opposite
Hi there, you should increase your viscosity a bit line 5w40. You should see a difference
yes. a slightly thicker oil it wont burn as much. Also can try some Lucas treatment products as well
With the way he drives he's not going to want a thicker oil. That would not be smart unless he lives on the equator
Dang a month later and it was that low? I be checking mine every Sunday. Used to have a 98 Accord, half a quart every seven days lol. I usually don't go past seven days with checking oil on an older engine. Check that oil
Frederick Tambunan yes sir!
Mobil1 is used for maximum performance of oil while castrol is used for longer life, thats why the mobil1 might burn through quicker
Sounds very reasonable cause i have just switched to Mobil 1 to experience as well and felt the acceleration is pretty better than Castrol Edge but the Castrol is lighter and smoother .
If it burns that much oil, I’d try BG engine flush to dissolve the gunks before trying different oil.
I use Mobile 1 TURBO truck diesel in my 1991 MR2 TURBO and I don't have to add any in between 5000 mile oil change.
I'm up near or past a half a million miles using M1 5w30 extended life oil. It works, will not let you down when coolant blows and engine overheating.
Don't change oils, pick a great one and stick with it.... Motorcraft makes a great oil too that's cheap.
Castrol edge extended performance vs mobil 1 extended performance in wich batter for car long life engine and performance ??????
clean oil mean, that oil is performing best against heat, when there is too much heat being produce in the engine due to heavy acceleration a good quality oil will perform the best and will not burn as much as a low quality oil.
Clean oil after extended use could also mean it's not effectively cleaning the deposits in your engine. It's a good thing to see dirtier oil after a few thousand miles, means it's doing it's job...
Wrong. Dark oil after a number of engine cycles means that its effectively cleaning deposits from the engine and suspending them in the oil. Who told you clean oil means its working? Never heard so much rubbish.
I just switched to Castrol Edge for my Huskee 2in1 push mower, this stuff is good, I could tell the difference as soon as I started my mower up.
Toss in a quart of Lucas Oil Stablizer instead of a quart of regular motor oil. Try it see how much oil it burns with the stabilizer.
are you using the bottom dot on the stick? i think you're suppose to go one dot up. normally between the two dots is 1 quart.
He must not be too Smart. 😅
Castrol has higher HTHS (stronger film strength). Best to use 5W30 A3/B4 (3.5 HTHS) oil, and maybe even try a 5W40. Look for HTHS speced oil of at least 3.3.
Rules of life don't trust anyone with a flat brim hat 😂
Yeah but whatever is better wear friction for the motor is the only thing that matters…. It wont evaporate out enough to mess ur engine up or fast enough where u dont notice the oil pressure light being 3/8 full
Can Castrol edge titanium run 20 k miles guarantee???.only driving not hard sevre driving
I dont use edge in my car I use it in my tractor love the stuff
STP could help👍
try amsoil signature series motor oil with lucas oil upper cylinder lubricant gas additive. you will feel and see a difference.
I'm not an expert, but I don't think you need to be one to say that the extended performance oil is meant to give you longer OCI, but it may not perform as well in other criteria - there is a cost for everything. I wouldn't use EP if I do my own OC, my guess is it's meant for those who would not bother and just want to go to the dealer once a year for minimum maintenance.
Mobil 1 Extended Performance. The longer you leave it in the better it gets. Its just that good. MOBIL 1 Accept no substitutes.
I hate checking oil in my rsx. So hard to tell where it’s at and it’s always different lol
Dude you need Castrol EDGE High Mileage! you're using regular version.
How many miles are on his rsx?
You don’t use high mileage unless it’s leaking oil. Once you go high mileage you can’t switch back due to the additives in them causing seals to swell to stop leaks.
How come my Ford focus drinks oil with all Castrol oils ive used. And with Mobil 1 it stopped drinking! And now with Liqui moly not a single loss of oil. !
Because it’s a Ford lol JK 😂 but that’s interesting.
im serious? My Rs with Mobil 1 would beat your trash rsx engine for sure 😂
_________________ no sh*t lol 😂
It's not the oil your engine is the problem
I run Castrol Edge High Mileage 5w-30 @ 5000 mile oil change intervals , with Wix filters. If you stick with one brand of oil it lays down a better film.
The only real way to tell what kind of protection your getting is to put both oils in an air cooled engine and measure the engine temp difference between the 2 oils. less heat equals less friction , its as simple as that
i use castrol edge full syntethic too on my V8 hemi engine ...it is doing great.
I use the samething for my hemi my uncle told me castrol is the best oil u can get for my motor.
I use Castrol Edge High Mileage Synthetic in my Ram 2500 4/4 HEMI with 116,000 miles an it Runs Flawless. Absolutely No Check Engine Lights on my Truck Either" It is a Great Oil" 💪
Castrol edge is the best oil for me protection plus performance u can really feel the difference
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I switched from Amsoil back to Castrol EDGE Extended performance and I felt a difference. Castrol performs better for my car.
Which oil will you preffer? Mobil 1 or Castrol Edge?
Regards!
Toni Castrol edge for sure! It burns less
@@jdmdennis9763 Perfect comparison, but I am using Shell Helix since 2014, and it burn less oil than Castrok Edge, because I was using Castrol Edge 10 years in my BMW, and I recommend you the Shell.
Regards!
Dennis Behrend 👍
Mobil 1
Try the Castrol edge high mileage oil. It has chemicals to condition the seals
Only oil I Run is Castrol Edge High Mileage Advanced Full Synthetic Oil 💪
@Dennis Behrend I'd be curious if you put in Amsoil Signature Series (which has a slower burn off rate for lack of tech-detail ) and or use a regular oil + ad Archoil AR9100 and see if it stops the oil Burning. Basically what im saying about Archoil, might help your situation if you cant get the rings etc done yet. Video on how the Archoil Works and lack of oil burning ruclips.net/video/Llh48yZ1lJY/видео.html ( Archoil at Jay Leno's Big Dog Garage - Flex Bus with Bernard Juchli
After how many miles do you need an oil change for that castrol oil?
It depends on your driving style. If you do mostly stop and go city, mostly in rush hour traffic or if your trips are mostly less than 10 miles oil need to be change more frequency 4k-5k miles or 6 months whichever comes first. You can go longer on oil changes between 7k to 10k if you do alot extended highway driving.
Castrol oil is good at Cold region zone. Fast start up..
Did you feel it to the first mark Or the second.
Jorge Sanch 2nd line from the top
Check your manual.... It will tell you
I switched from Mobil 1 to the Castrol Edge high mileage on my ‘05 Accord 5/S. ‘04 CR-V is next...
How's that working out for you? I've used Mobil Full Synthetic & it seems to help with ticking noise, but how about Castrol Edge Full Synthetic?
@@dbzownz12345 no burn. I've been changing it every 3000 miles and have no complaints.
@@ardie4 Do you know if it helps with a ticking engine? I know using a higher octane reduces the noise, but I've used Mobil Super Synthetic before & it quieted my engine, just wondering if Castrol brand did the same. My poor engine's at nearly 200k, or so I've been told
@@dbzownz12345 well if your engine is ticking that’s from the valves tapping. You should have those adjusted by a shop or if you know how to do it properly. The clearances are usually pretty strict. I’ll eventually have to do them on my two K-series Hondas because they do not have hydraulic lifters that in many cars would use some oil to automatically set back to spec. So no it won’t help. Edge hm is mostly for helping slow leaks from what I’ve seen.
@@ardie4 Thanks. My engine is burning some oil too. Not sure if the piston rings are bad. Would this contribute to the "ticking" sound? My oil is always topped off, I check it once a week. I've been told to use "Lucas stablizer HM or their new Low Visocity product. It's suppose to help with a "noisy engine" Any suggestions?
Howeveer, I'll def have my mechanic check it out next time I get an oil change
Every time I’ve used Mobil oil, my engine sounds a little louder, compared to castrol.
Seems to have this problem too, mine is corolla 1zz fe
Good Video
I have been using Castrol oils for 25 years. It's quality oil but not super expensive.
Same engine as my 06 honda element sweet... I will try castrol edge .... Lets race
Lucas oil stabilizer got you 👍
Switch to pennzoil platinum and you dont need for 5k to add nothing. Believe me. I tested that problem 👊
For a car with “turbo” which is better Mobil1 or Castrol?
Castrol
My vehicle just hit 75k and I switched to Castrol Edge High Mileage Oil.
It's Definitely Good Oil"
It’s not the oils fault
Just a thought maybe drive the car normal. Stop popping vtec because that’s part of the problem why you’re going through a quart of oil. Never had oil issues with my SI K20 and it has 140k on it.
GhostF30 Then you’re not popping your v-tec right then.
I’d fill your oil up to the 2nd dot. I spun a rod bearing and blew my motor doing redline pulls with my oil low like yours.
Yea, I always keep oil on the 2nd dot. Castrol does tend to take the heat better than Mobil 1. You would probably see less burned oil and smoother operation if you use Motul but it is definitely higher in price. Nice video.
I heard to much oil can blow your engine too?
yea, id fill it up completely to the second dot. that is actualy the full mark for oil.
@@jamesvwalker268: True is it's overfilled. The top line or hole in the dipstick is FULL not overfilled. Oil supposed to be filled to the top line or hole.
Thank you for this! I used to be a Mobil 1 fanboy when I was younger, I’ve had my RSX since I was 17 lol going to try Edge Extended Performance since it’s actually cheaper than regular edge right now at wal-mart.
I typically use 0w40. Euro edge on my Mini Cooper since it’s Turbo DI.
Have you tried other weights? Like 0w-30 or 0w-20?
Next time try 10w- 30 and see which one works better.
Idk. I run m1 ext perf & a m1 filter in my k20a ek and it loves it. I burn nothing.
••• really! Interesting because my buddy has a k20 accord and his car burns oil too. I will do more research on it! I hope I don’t have to rebuild my engine
@@jdmdennis9763 I'd bet anything you have a leaky rear main. Pull your trans, replace the seal, upgrade the clutch as an excuse. That vid would get lots of hits anyway to compensate the expense.
••• yea I’m gonna be upgrading my oil pan and clutch here soon and I’m Definitely making video on that. 🤠
If your burning 1 quart of any oil within 1000 miles I think you need to rebuild
some engines are just made like that. If the car pulls good and there is no diesel or ratling sound, than there is nothing to worry about
@@_________________7791 running that low of oil it Will sound like a diesel pretty Soon...
No i mean if you know the engine sounds pure like it should be, than there is nothing to worry about. Some new cars are consuming oil right out of the fabric.
The oil new change the sound n if you car is burning oil you do have a problem with your engine
From the Low mark to the High mark on the dipstick is 1-quart
Going over the high mak is just as bad as going below the low mark.
I have a 2017 ford fiesta with 12K miles. I at 7k miles I put in M1 EP and it made my engine run smoother, BUT the oil level went down alot. almost a quart of oil in 5k miles. Im trying castrol edge EP today and we will see what happens.
What happened? Wich one you liked better?
@@evaristocorripio5434 Castrol burns way less. Im sticking with castrol
@@Hoodratliker I recently changed to castrol for my ford focus and im extremely happy with it, great stuff.
Good channel 🌸🌸🌹
Might want to change your cad converter then if that happens
What about oem oils?
Better quality oil will burn faster as it creeps to the openings better. I experienced the opposite as the Castro burned faster than Mobil one that I had been using for 200k miles
Aiso M1 ep is not design for severe usage. Try regular Mobil 1 or QSUD for severe conditions enjoy