Customer states WHAT NOT TO DO WHEN CHANGING OIL! The crush washer lineup.
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Hey guys, today we have a week's worth drain plug crush washers. You will never believe what we find.
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Me: "I'll have a Double Goomba with an incorrect oil grade, please."
Many fast-lube places: "Would you also like an overpriced air filter to go with that today?"
Can I interest you in stripped treads or a missing plug?
@@beavcleav3086 Im the fastest in the shop, I can do a lof in 5 mins. the guys still dont understand how I do it, cuz I dont. lol
My 2011 F 150 s drain plug has an o ring in it , 11 years 22 oil changes seals prefect !…. Toyota should take note !………
You just went full goomba. You never go full goomba.
I always use copper or red brass oil plug washers.I find those to give 100% no leaks.and thanks for all your videos.you keep on doing/ making videos
You'll probably never see this, but I'm a Goomba because I've owned my truck for twenty-ish years and I cannot get the Crush Washer off, and it has never leaked. I even have an action shot of my "little green submarine" going through the flood waters of Harvey in Houston back in 2017. Keep up the great entertaining content!
never go full gumba
I have a used crush washer collection too!
Everybody needs a hobby.
I thought they were permanent. I have 3 inches of crush washers protruding from my oil pan. I had to buy a longer bolt….
Omg I changed my sisters oil on her cars, crush looked exactly like the blue second one. I dunno who didn’t change the washer, but I did. Toyotas.
Smh
Some manufacturers even supply a new sump plug washer with the genuine oil filter
Jamokes doing the double Goomba, gotta love it!
I buy my OEM filters in bulk from a Toyota dealership on eBay, they throw in a free bag of crush washers every time. Unless you just love the self lubricating chassis, why skimp on such a simple thing?
The double gumba, he probably double gaskets the oil filter also. That's the Quick Lube Place special, no extra charge.
Are oil pan crush washers a newer thing? I replace them every time now but on my cars from the 90s and before the old washer was always reused.
But how do you get them off if they are suck on there safely? Any ideas
Double GOOMBA 😂😂😂 Very GOOD 👌😅
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Yeah, just give me the built in rubber gasket on my drain plugs, no worries there. (GM fam here)
It absolutely baffles me how people will risk using a crush washer multiple times, let alone. quick lube places doing it. I’m by no stretch of the imagination a mechanic but am capable enough to change my own oil. Always use a new crush washer and if one isn’t supplied with the new oil filter, a quick stop to the dealer usually gets me a handful of them. Cheap insurance, you might call it.
I didn’t use a new crush washer or oil filter gasket last time I got so pissed. I opened the damn package and it was fighting so I opened it that shot flew everywhere I. My bmw I said fuck it that ain’t ever coming out.
There are some things in life you can save money on. This is one where it's not worth it. If your engine has issues in a few years down the road I'm pretty sure you won't be thinking the thousands of dollars in repairs was worth the few dollars you saved on re-using a washer.
Same, Goombah; same. 😜
How fucking tight are y’all making these drain plugs. I’ve used the same washer on my car for 6 years now. Regular oil changes etc. it’s just now getting to a omg I need to think about replacing it sometime later lol
Mine was thin as anything and I was concerned I couldn't get the washer off. I was contemplating putting another on. But I thought I would at least try to remove it. It came off easily.
The oil changes were done by a "trusted" garage. Part of the "trusted garages" network. Using a washer twice, first and second is fine, but the 3rd? Replace it.
I get reusing an expensive part, but a washer, nah my brain can't comprehend that kinda "logic".
I was working for a week at a Dodge dealership and I asked the tech that was training me cuz he was supposed to be leaving soon if we change the drain plug gasket or the flat washer he said not unless you're coming off, I still requested a part to change it every time just to make sure I got told off LMFAO, I did talk a guy into coming to our dealership for a set of tires new brakes all around and get a exhaust gasket changed he said it's a little fat guy with a big beard that's covered in black oil he's the one that told me lol, desiel oil
If the gasket isn't leaking then it's not failed
I've never used these on my cars... no drips...
All my Hondas and my old beater Volvo have crush washers that are changed every time, regardless of what they look like. None of them ever leak, and I never have to torque the pan bolt down more than a bit beyond finger tight. I drive like 36,000 miles a year, and three of my vehicles have well over 300,000 miles on them. They are old, but tight and dry. (Giggity!) My 2013 Jeep Wrangler has a captured rubber grommet on the pan bolt. It too has never even dripped, not once, and I also never have to install it more than a quarter-turn beyond finger tight. I don't know what is in the water at these oil change places, but it seems to cause mental retardation in the employees.
The pan bolt finger tight? No way c'mon
New technical term! Double Goombah!
I've seen somebody use bathroom sealant before
A very informative video, thanks
You're missing the one that's in at least 2 pieces.
The double goomba is why I have been changing my oil since I first got my drivers Licence. 35 yrs and counting
Never go the "Double goombah"
All the mileage on my multiple cars.. ive never changed one. Id say they were all over tightened
Hey, if one is good, two must be better. Right? Also, plastic is better than metal because it crushes easily, which means it seals better. Right? And, why replace that washer thingy, it cuts into the profit. Right?
I flip mine around to use it the second time only.
People don't use the Fumoto drain valve because of tampering issues ?
Were they all facing correctly at least? Rounded side towards pan?
I used a black OEM one and it leaked. I always use the blue ones
I extract my oil so I don't worry about crush washers.
I bought a box of 20 online for a few buck. Change it every time. Oil never leaks
but they are still changing the oil
Can people cheep out any more than they already do. A 1.25 washer says yes they sure do.
#2 looks like a grommet from a blue plastic tarp!
What is wrong with the oil dripping ? it lubricates the underside of the vehicle and limits rust.
do these get recycled ?
Skip the washer and just use a thin layer of Hylomar polyester flange sealant. Zero leaks in 30+ yrs.
I like my washers like I like my oreos. Double stuffed
Laughs in heat resistant, oil resistant o ring supremecy. Im going to hell.
Don t leak don t change..only oil and filter..
Are copper washers no good?
Yes they're good. Copper is just a little harder than aluminum but still soft enough so both of them deform to create a seal. The difference is the application, if more torque is needed then copper is used. If you wanna be safe use aluminum
The ones I use on my VW are copper
Lol
Ok. I see what you did there. Took a break from flavor and rodents.
Eh say what you want but I've never had a leaking crush washer and I used them more than a few times. Cheap sure but they don't need changed every time and if you do then you also are an idiot and change your oil every 3k.. Waste of money.
I hate Toyotas blue crush washers
But they're supposed to be crushed! 🙄
and not leak 😂
BOGOF Goombah, Buy one get one free.