CAR CARE NUT AMD & DAVID COLLAB OF THE YEAR!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Car Care Nut AMD and David get together for an exciting and insightful collab of the year! AMD and David will discuss both current and future topics as well as cover some controversial themes such as recent recalls and quality issues.
Bringing The Car Care Nut to this side of the table was a great idea. He is one of the most respected authority in the Toyota family.
This is great!! Two of my most fav Toyota/lexus guys!!! Bravo!!
No bro, two of my personal favorite.
Mine also! They are great!
Thank you! Based on following both of you, I purchased a 2024 4Runner TRD ORP, changed the oil at 800 miles and will again every 5,000. Super happy with our new rig. Because of the dated (but reliable) tech, we nicknamed it Jurassic. Great to see beautiful downtown Vancouver BC in the background!
Ahmed you are so right!!! Get into your car and have time alone with it. I love to get in there clean the engine compartment, dust everything, spray a little cleaner, vacuum the air filter compartment and check the filter and make it look good. Follow with an oil change and get a rag and wipe down the undercarriage as you look at everything. Check tire pressure. Finish off giving it a nice inside and out cleaning then go for a drive.
Love your comment!
This is more than a relationship between a car and an owner. Your car is like your faithful pet (baby), and when you sell it or sent it to the junkyard you will miss it.
Glad to see 2 of you together! I have a 2016 sienna - 145k miles. Change oil every 5k miles! I check the oil often just because I am picky. It doesn’t burn any oil.
Good to see an Engineer and a Mechanic who are not only knowledgable, but honest together. I follow both of your channels. Listen to your advice. We are very happy with our 2014 4Runner and a 2023 Rav4 Hybrid. We are planning on adding a 2025 Rav4 Prime and getting a 2026 4Runner Trailhunter to replace our current one. Just frustrated with all the production delays and huge price increases. Had to pay over sticker for our Rav4, they need to solve the price gouging issue! Peace.
Always good to watch two knowledgeable men share information we can use when purchasing and maintaining our vehicles. I look forward to the next collaboration. Many Thanks 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is fantastic!! The two best car channels teaming up! I have to say that you were both instrumental in my purchase of a 2024 4 Runner TRD Pro. Please keep up the great work!
Best two toyota reviewers on RUclips! Stars are colliding ✨
The two of my favorite RUclips car advisors in collaboration. Happy to see this happening.
This is a very good discussion. One of the best I am have seen. Engineer vs Mechanic.
Thank you both for doing this interview.
The two best “go-to-guys” for all things Toyota and Lexus!
I came to you both a year ago, with the age old question: RAV4 or CR-V. You’ve both taught me so much. Thank you! I love when you both do “tips” episodes for better maintaining and understanding our vehicles! And I respect the Toyota loyalty, but I chose a ‘24 ST CR-V, so any Honda specific tips are always appreciated!
You two gentlemen are the best! Keep up the great work!
Excellent conversation by my favorite and respected RUclipsrs
AMD is the Best! I quit a dealership in 1980 and got a real paying job. I have always said that If I had the $$ I would have a dealership with head mechanics that would train my youthful mechanics like I was at the time and pay them a very good wage I would have to open more repair shops to handle the load. Fortunately I have the independent bros that I would trust my life with and will never have the dealer do a thing for me. I forgo free oil changes on my new rav 4 and do it myself!! TY Wayne Auto care!!
You Guy's are absolutely GREAT. Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge.
Outstanding! You guys are brilliant. Love, thank you AMD thank you David.
Ahmed, is absolutely right when he said it’s getting more expensive. I’ve gone to a couple dealerships and right next to the MSRP price. There’s something added market adjustment additional $7000. I’ve seen that on the Land Cruiser, Sequoia, crowne, and a lot other models here in central Florida
Two honest, humble people. Thanks!
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Your deep reviews compliment each other.
David starts the review with A and Ahmed finishes it with Z.
In my Corolla GR I change my oil every 2500 miles (half what the book says) with Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 0w20. I have 20k miles and have done my 8th oil change. Oil is cheap engines are not! Plus my friend is a master tech at Toyota he does my maintenance. Did my transmission fluid & diff and transfer case at 10k. Break fluid at 20k. The only fluid I haven’t changed is coolant because it only has 20k, I think I will flush it at 30k miles.
Great to see you both together! Enjoying a new 2023 Lexus GX 460 I purchased based on your reviews!
Thank you guys for being so honest and not bias. Kirk Hybrid and Jon Toy only wish to have the audience that both of you have. The rest of channels are being sponsored by Toyota, at least that’s what we perceive.
Thank you gentlemen, I enjoyed that. MDTs and engineers are not necessarily natural bedfellows but this was great. Nice shout out for Kirk too - like his reviews and his industry analyses are second to none 👍
All three of you thanks for the truth and the informative video...much appreciated...
_Awesome, my two favorte channels in one. Thanks_
Ayyyyy one of my two favs collabing. Shout out to TCCN
It was a wonderful and extremely helpful streaming! Thank you to my two favorite guys!!
Very insightful collaboration! These two are the reason why I bought my 2024 4runner trd pro!
2 of the best. Seriously.
You two legends should definitely do more of these.
On the subject of no cars are over built anymore, this is true, with the exception of 1 car albeit working out a motor issue: The LX 600. That thing still feels and is built like a tank.
This was great program ;-) Thank you guys! I will have to listen to it again to fully catch everything you covered. Thanks again. ;-) 👍👍👍
We DIYers appreciate you guys a lot. Keep em coming please.
Thank you very much! Hour and forty minutes, time well spent.
When people who know what's up get together, the viewers win.!
The best car guys collaboration of 2024! 🤩👍
Happy seeing you both, thanks for honesty, keep going 👍
Told my Neighbor about the Oil Change and do it ASAP 😂 on his LC 1st Edition. Also from experience it’s the same with the differential fluids drain it before your 10K miles, we all have 3rd Gen Tacoma in our group and all of them came out with worn out fluid already.
Thanks David and AMD! Hope you two can meet in person sometime!
My two top sources of car news in the Lexus and Toyota world. Great to see you collaborate together.
David also made a good point on resale value. You can have a mint excellent condition car inside and out, top to bottom, but it doesn’t matter anymore. Now all they worried about what year it is and how many miles. Oh you have a 2020 Camry SE with 130,000 miles, it’s worth 10k. Doesn’t matter if you can eat off the engine or even the floors.
The collab I wanted for a year!!
To quote another great You Tuber, Scotty Kilmer, oil is cheap, engines are expensive!
I agree with the short oil change intervals, but have there been any issues with using these low viscosity oils like 0W-20, 0W-16, and now 0W-8? In the past they would give you viscosity recommendations based on driving condiitons. Now the manual says "An oil with a higher viscosity (one with a higher value) may be better suited if the vehicle is operated at high speeds, or under extreme load conditions," but they offer no gudiance as to what those conditions are or what oil viscosities would be suited. In the past they would say if you drive in "severe driving conditions," usually described as under load, hot climates, short trips, heavy traffic etc., to use a higher viscostiy oil, and they would have several viscosity recommendations to choose from. My spouse and I are each looking at getting new Toyota's but we live in SoCal where heavy traffic, short trips, and oftentimes triple digit temps in the summer are the norm. Will these thinner oils be adequate? Am I worrying for nothing?
Love to learn from both of you!
I think people would pay $100 for analysis to say they don’t need oil change than $50 to change the oil. It’s like paying someone to say that they don’t smell than just take a shower.
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Two great channels coming together. That was awesome!
I just bought a 2020 LX570. I love it. Waiting on my 18” EVO corse wheels to arrive.
Great collaboration between 2 highly respected professionals. Marvellous.
This is great to see both of you together, God bless!
Two of my favorite car guys un RUclips. This is great. You should do this format more often.
Thanks guys...what an amazing colaboration! Much appreciated!
We need AMD to do a factory tour of Tahara or Motomachi, that would be fantastic to watch.
They should do it together!
@@Dimitrius001 and have AMD press the "totally not real stop the production line button"
That was epic 😂 @@MR3DDev
Love you guys, please don't stop making video's
Fantastic commentary thank you Gentlemen.
I change my oil every 6 months at around 3k miles and 2k miles on my 2 cars. The oil still looks clean when I change it and I give it to my neighbor who reuses my used oil and filter on his cars.
Mercedes (E450, GLE450 etc) has Inline 6-cylinders and so does BMW. And now Mazda too.
Mercedes moved back to Inline-6s (3.0L Turbo) from their prior V6 models, mainly since the 3.0L Inline-6 in practice, is a 2.0L Inline-4 cylinder with 2 extra cylinders added on, at one end (or the 2.0L Inline-4 is the same as the 3.0L Inline-6 engine, with 2 cylinders on one of the ends missing) thus allowing the 2.0L Inline-4s and the 3.0L Inline-6s to be manufactured on the same production line.
Wow! my 2 favorite auto experts!! :)))
More of these two please. Meet in person and offer a chance to meet the audience.
This is the best. I haven't even watched the video yet I'm excited.
I agree with AMD on just about everything, except for the junk cars part... there still is FIAT
Great collaboration you guys! David, I’m in Ontario. Great you are coming to check out the Cambridge Plant. Please let us know if you can do a meet and greet? I’ve got a 1999 Land Cruiser with 292k miles (470k km) here in Toronto area in mint condition and no rust. Change oil every 6 months or 3k miles. All fluids tested and results always great BUT still stick to the severe conditions intervals as AMD states regardless what the labs say for me to keep going longer on fluid. Nope. I want to keep it going another 25 years. Plus fluid changes with Toyota fluids are so easy and cheap to do myself. Thanks you two!
How do I remove bed bugs from my car, it was at the dealership and a week later I'm being bitten ugh
great stuff guys thank you!! LONG LIVE THE 1 mzfe hahahhaha👍💪🏻
The car care nut didn’t hold back on the 2024 Toyota Tacoma trd pro. Amazing video
I have 10 cars.. 7 are Toyota and Lexus.. there are so many variables around the world.. I’m so pleased we have the best climate here in Australia.. best oils and waterless coolants.. my cars get new oil once a year.. so anywhere between 500 kms to 3500 kms depending on the use of car.. moving from busy city of Sydney to a regional area also makes engine maintenance a totally different ballgame
I am so sorry that I did not get a chance to see this live and be able to interact with you, gentlemen I consider you too to be the premiere car individuals but I’m watching it now and enjoying it as always great information done with class not something we could take for granted in this day and age, and you gentlemen have classfor sure
Amazing colab! Wow that rav4 recall was ridiculous… I guess they just wanted to be safe before somebody got hurt. Got the stickers applied on my battery bracket…
My TWO favorite #Toyota’s vlogger!!!
Should we wait to buy any Toyota car/truck that may require engines (that may blow up)?
Great collab!! Like to see more of this in the near future. Cheers from Fraser Valley, BC.
The best information anyone can get on cars by the two best !
david you were talking to fordbossme stating change the oil every 3k n the oil filter every other oil change. the other thing david is the car makers only want your car to last past the warrenty n they do the oil changes based on that.
Congratulations to you both 🎉 more collaboration. Cheers to all
Thanks David for featuring Ahmed on your channel, i'm looking forward for another collab with either Moses or Jesus
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Legends!
OIL 1000 Mile intervals!! Let’s discuss
Since you both love the century I’ll grab David from the airport in mine and take him to tccn’s shop or help with the Japan trip together.
When TCCN told to change every 5k miles I asked at my Toyota dealer where I do all my repairs and service. They said every 15,000 km (9,300 mi) or every year. That is what I do. I drive around 12,000 km (7,456 mi) per year.
I would have thought that a dealer wants to sell more so why not just say: get a chance every 10,000 km?
How come I go to my dealership they say 10,000 oil change and 100,000 on coolant changes. Why don't they care about the longevity of your expensive vehicles?
They want to sell vehicles! If you follow the $10k oil change there’s a higher chance your engine will have more problems just after warranty expires. Then you either pay outrageous repair bill or trade it and buy a new one!
@@SuperBacDocToyota wants to be known as the automaker whose engines die at 65k miles
I enjoy changing the oil in my 2024 4runner, gets my hands on it
Car Care Nut fails to mention that the "0W-8 is required" instructions in the USA Camry owners manual is a "requirement" the US Environmental Protection Agency imposes on Toyota for political reasons (best fuel economy reasons). Outside of the USA (e.g. Mexico), owners manuals say the recommended viscosities range from 0W-8 to 5W-30. There are no engineering differences between USA and Mexican Camry motors.
Exactly, and this has me concerned. The manual for the 2024 Rav$ manual says "An oil with a higher viscosity (one with a higher value) may be better suited if the vehicle is operated at high speeds, or under extreme load conditions," but they offer no gudiance as to what those conditions are or what oil viscosities would be suited. In the past they would say if you drive in "severe driving conditions," usually described as under load, hot climates, short trips, heavy traffic etc., to use a higher viscostiy oil, and they would have several viscosity recommendations to choose from.
Like you, I've looked at owners manuals for different world markets, and have found that up to 5w-30 is rocommended as well. I'm conflicted as to whether I should use the heavier oil. My understanding is that as long as the oil meets the spec (API SN, or ILSAC GF-5 for example), then all viscosities that meet that spec are fine for your car.
Hi David. I recently bought the Mazda cx90 phev. How reliable is the phev?. I’m planning to hold on to it for a long time. Thanks!
Was very interesting, sure didn’t seem like it was over an hour. Awesome
I live in milton just outside of Toronto Canada i do my oil change on my toyota matrix every 3500 kilometers or 3 months and also my 2022 venza hybrid i do oil change every 5000 kilometers or 5 months i do change by myself thanks for your video take care bye from milton Ontario Canada
Please subscribe to both of these channels. They are both VERY GOOD and VERY INFORMATIVE.
I think I'm going to take the bus ...
the crossover I DID NOT EXPECT!!!
Future video on inspecting fluids? Thank you for sharing this Q&A!
Search Amd's channel for all that info.
Can’t get any better with these two.
I'll trade my 1979 RX-7 in for the upcoming new RX-7 when it happens!
What intervals do you recommend changing the transmission fluid in a manual ? Recently got a 4G Tacoma and plan on doing a break in oil change between 500 and 1000 miles and inspect for shavings and FIPG remnants. I have had many turbo cars in the past and had between 400K and 500k on them & did 3K miles oil changes with no major issues.
Toyota/ Lexus number 1
03 Camry 220k. Never touched the training and it still runs smooth. Think I’ll leave it be. Would still tell someone to be guided by the change schedule
I change my oil as soon as I’ve changed my oil 🤣🤣.
I think even if the area is hotter....The engine temperature will be the same! So if the manual states to use 0W20, then use it...The ambient temperature will not change the temp of the engine. Just my mechanical experience!
David, How do you see the depreciation potential for the LC 250, First Edition?
Short term (1 year)
Mid term (2-3 years)
Long term (5+)