[ASMR] Changing Engine Oil!
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024
- Here's 7 mins of pure ASMR experience! No voice.. No noise..
Just the mechanical sound of changing a new engine oil and oil filter! (Basic car maintenance/service!)
Hope you guys enjoy, thanks for watching!
Engine Oil: Rymax Posidon 5W-30 Fully Synthetic Engine Oil
Oil Filter: Original Toyota Vios Oil Filter
Car: 2014 Toyota Vios NCP150R
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Thanks for sharing. A tip how to use the Rymax can: before turning the black part of the cap, you can pull out a pouring spout. Then after that, you take off the black small cap. When doing like this, it will not be leaking when pouring! So pull out the spout :)
Thank you so much for the info! That made changing engine oil much easier!
Yeah this one trggered me. Here in EU all oul cans of 4L and above have this cap. Super nice to use
It's funny people think warming up the oil before draining it matters, it really doesn't it's actually better to do oil changes cold as most of the oil has drained from the top of the engine down to the drain pan and any crap in the oil has settled also put the oil filter on hand tight, it doesn't need to be tightened down by an oil filter tool, as long as it's as tight as you can do it up using 1 hand it's tight enough also have washed hands so your hand doesn't slip and the filter stays clean and looks new and isn't covered in old oil.
Thanks for the advice! Appreciate it 👍🏻🙏🏻
Oh man the sound of a jack on the drive way 🥰🥰🥰
Hahaha ohh yesss, glad you liked it!
Doesn't the manual call for 0W20 oil got that engine? If so why choose 5W30 for the application?
Nice to watch self DIY oil change for their cars :-) On the oil level, try filling up slightly below the full mark you can feel a lighter throttle response.
Thanks man! Appreciate it a lot, yes i noticed I’ve refilled a little over the top, next time shall put slightly lesser 🙏🏻
If you aren’t doing any wheel off work instead of jack stands set you tires down on a cinder block or a decent wood block. It’s more sturdy than jack stands.
I just live in perpetual fear that a stand will fail and crush me. Also I live somewhere that is windy and it only takes less than 200lbs (90 kg) to push a car off stands. Which wind hitting the side of a car can achieve especially if it is a taller vehicle it acts like a big sail.
Thanks for the advice! Appreciate it a lot, shall take note from now on! 👍🏻
How was this Rymax engine oil ? Would u recommend it over other brands like castrol, Motul etc.?
I’ve tried using Rymax fully synthetic because I’ve heard that this is actually better than Castrol fully synthetic. It’s definitely comparable and fuel economy is improved just a little.
@@WhenHannMeetsCars great...i was planning to use it's 0W20 in one of my cars but than switched to other brand as bot enough review were available
@@WhenHannMeetsCars how is ur opinion about the rymax oil now/after a year?
Ive not heard of any reviews so im unsure about using rymax.
My options are castrol magnatec, idemitsu zepro and rymax
2:53 Man! that is one suspiciously loose drain plug
it's giving me anxieties haha.
have you tried safety wiring the drain plug?
I’ve actually loosen the drain plug prior to this video haha so no worries! 🙏🏻
Rymax... Not much known or less very less info about this oil on internet don't know why? How is this brand and it's performance? It's available here in India 🇮🇳 too at very attractive price but I'm not sure using it in my Punto petrol ones 1200cc by Fiat. Please update me on rymax.
Rymax is an engine oil manufactured in Holland, i love using this brand as it makes your car feel “lighter” and even after 10,000km, the oil still looks good after draining it 👍🏻
@@WhenHannMeetsCars is it better then valvoline 5w40 syn power fully synthetic engine oil?
Is that a fully synthetic oil?
Yup it’s fully synthetic! 👍🏻
Hi
What is your service interval and average speed?
Hi! I service every 10,000km 👍🏻
so satisfying :)
Thanks John! 🙏🏻
why need warmup engine (I Dont know about car)
Good question! The reason why you have to warmup your engine before changing your engine oil is so that the oil becomes less viscous (more watery) so it can flow out better and more of the old engine oil stuck in other engine parts get to flow out as well 👍🏻
Little advice from a heavy equipment technician next time to prevent filter hands(as I like to call them) take a punch and knock a hole in the filter and let it drain that way you are not getting oil everywhere(also buy some hole plugs and prefill your filter yes it might take longer but that engine yes i know it's a Toyota might last a bit longer
Thanks for the advice! I totally get what you mean, will try that the next time I do an oil change 👍🏻 appreciate it!
4:44 you're supposed to put it on the seal 😂 btw when putting new filters on also, hand tight only if you ever want to get it off again 👍🏻
Sharp eyes! If you notice there was actually grease on the seal so I didn’t want to agitate it as it might fall inside the filter. Yup I would usually hand tight first then tighten just a little more with the tool, but it’s still able to get it off with my hands. Thanks for the advice anyways, appreciate it a lot! 👍🏻
@@WhenHannMeetsCars Grease on the seal? Never seen that before, having said that though, it's filters for heavy agricultural machinery I'm used to working with. I did see some sort of substance on it, didn't pay much attention, thought it was some left over plastic or such.
Edit: I had a quick look again and I think the stuff you could be referring to is just glue used to hold on the plastic and it looks to be on the metal rim. The black rubber seal looks to be between this rim and the silver filter face on the inside and I may be wrong but I don't see any grease.
@@bobbroon8372 Ahhh then i might have mistaken it as grease when it was supposed to be the glue but it wasn’t sticky tho! Anyways thanks for checking out what it was and letting me know, highly appreciate that! Next time i will pay extra attention when i change my oil filter, thank you!
@@WhenHannMeetsCars No problem at all. Yeah, it will be like hot glue, solidifies once it's stuck on.