Not bad for first timer. Remember for next time to remove the oil filter before draining the oil as the dirty oil from the oil filter housing will go back into the sump with the fresh clean oil
@@Mike_5 Oh good to hear that Mike, there are skeptics but we’ve seen garages use it, plus it’s been around forever so there’s gotta be something to it. Feels like cheap insurance.
im surprised a car can fit in those new house garages. how are house building getting away with those dimensions lol thought ur using axel stands where did ramp come from?
@@hassyg4083 They really aren’t fit for purpose are they. We are lucky as ours is about a foot wider and a foot longer than others so we can fit the Jag F Type in there even with the large racks/shelves. A smaller car would fit well. But still unlikely to get both doors open on each side unless it’s a tiny hatchback. Height also a problem if you have a large 4x4.
As others have said, because the oil filter that was replaced after draining means not only oil but the engine flush chemicals are left in the sump. Check oil again to make sure all the flush was drained or it will eat away at the various seal on the engine 👍
Wow! You’re very lucky Ryan, Ffion is a natural mechanic. I wish my girlfriend could even try to attempt this but all she does is watch love island and moan at me 😂
Because your car is tilted when you're draining the oil all of it won't come out quite a bit of it will still be left in the sump if you put the car up on all four stands most of it will drained out just a word of advice
Not bad for first timer. Remember for next time to remove the oil filter before draining the oil as the dirty oil from the oil filter housing will go back into the sump with the fresh clean oil
@@bimmerladuk7287 Great point, will definitely keep that in mind. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Brilliant!😀 I think I might have a go at doing my own! 😉 I’m loving the out takes at the end! 😂
Hahah yeah, the out takes are the best bit 😅
how much labour does the garages charge for English folks?
I’d say probably £40-50 for this, maybe USD50-75 ish? Depends on where you live, quality of the garage etc.
You done very well for a first attempt, enjoyed the outtakes at the end 👍
Thank you very much James! We’re all still learning!
Nice job and Wynns is amazing the amount of muck it clears out is impressive
@@Mike_5 Oh good to hear that Mike, there are skeptics but we’ve seen garages use it, plus it’s been around forever so there’s gotta be something to it. Feels like cheap insurance.
@@RyanBengal1 agree with that entirely a very easy way to add extra protection to your valuable car🙃
Nice, lucky to own a nice sized house with a decent drive and garage 🤙🏻
Thank you for the nice comment!
im surprised a car can fit in those new house garages. how are house building getting away with those dimensions lol thought ur using axel stands where did ramp come from?
@@hassyg4083 They really aren’t fit for purpose are they. We are lucky as ours is about a foot wider and a foot longer than others so we can fit the Jag F Type in there even with the large racks/shelves. A smaller car would fit well. But still unlikely to get both doors open on each side unless it’s a tiny hatchback. Height also a problem if you have a large 4x4.
As others have said, because the oil filter that was replaced after draining means not only oil but the engine flush chemicals are left in the sump. Check oil again to make sure all the flush was drained or it will eat away at the various seal on the engine 👍
@@Wordbavk will do thank you for the comment! Would usually take the oil filter out before putting the plug back, not sure why we didn’t this time!
@@RyanBengal1 every day is a school day, we are all learning. Unfortunately we tend to learn by our mistakes.
Wow! You’re very lucky Ryan, Ffion is a natural mechanic. I wish my girlfriend could even try to attempt this but all she does is watch love island and moan at me 😂
I’m sure that’s not true at all!!
Because your car is tilted when you're draining the oil all of it won't come out quite a bit of it will still be left in the sump if you put the car up on all four stands most of it will drained out just a word of advice
Thanks! We flushed half a litre of new oil through for that reason and raised the car so that the oil drains towards the side of the drain bolt.
lucky you
why did u use castrol hybrid oil
@@cosmos2382 All the same stuff, just marketing
Can you come and do my F type 5 litre R please
Absolutely 💯