Doing This Will Make Your Engine Run Like New Again
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- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2023
- Engine repair and maintenance. Things That Will Make Your Engine Last Forever, DIY life hack and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. Car life hacks. How to save thousands of dollars by not having to go to an auto mechanic for car engine repairs. How to fix cars. Expensive car engine repairs. Car hacks that will save you thousands in car engine repairs. 5 minute life hacks to make your engine run as long as possible. How to tell if your engine has a problem. Car engine maintenance tips. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 55 years.
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Please do a video on the Elantra N
Scotty awhile back I saw one of your videos that you talked about an oil additive to swell the seals to stop leaking….. for the life of me I can’t find it ….
Cal you either point me to the video or tell me the product name????
Thanks keep the videos coming!!!!!!
Hello Scotty, I need suggestions for oil grades. My car's mileage is 90,000 Kilometres. I am using Castrol Magnatec 10w-40. I was using the same grade with 30,000 Kilometres of mileage but a different brand. It's the first time I have been using Castrol. However, I want to shift to 5w-30. Is it safe to shift to this grade after using 10w40 for 70,000 Kilometres? Both grades are given on my car's manual.
My city's maximum temperature in summer is 39 degrees Celsius, and in winter, it can go to 0 degrees.
Please guide. I am counting on your opinion.
I from Bangladesh, and you are the best mechanic🎉
Will this product damage my engine with VVT? LIQUI MOLY MOS2 Anti-Friction Engine Treatment
I remember an old coworker of mine was devastated when her car was ruined and wouldn't start. She was mortified and screaming because she thought she was so smart and knew everything, so what did she do wrong to her car? She did NO MAINTENANCE TO HER CAR AT ALL. NEVER HAD AN OIL CHANGE! Even when we told her she needed to do that, she argued with us that it did not need an oil change because it was only five years old! Remember she was so smart and knew everything. More than everyone else. That's why her car was DEAD.
Not very smart then. Anyone with a brain knows EVERYTHING requires maintenance. Even our own bodies need maintenance.
I've known 3 stupid women who did the same thing. Never looked under the hood and expected the car to run forever...jez...seized up the engine every time. One gal I know has been thru 6 cars
The words that came out of my mouth...lol... when I read the part about it doesn't need an oil change it's only five years old... surprised it made it that long... oh my word
Need a strong father to teach the girls how things are.
I worked at a long term rental place for Uber drivers. Had a girl come in because the "bad car" we rented her "doesn't, like, go anymore". Turns out she was a real smart gal who knew a thing or two about doing things so when she saw the oil light had come on, she proceeded to fill it all by her little self with 5 QUARTS. She was so confident in bragging about having done this. The really funny thing is oil changes were included in the rental at no extra cost.
I wish I had a local mechanic half as awesome as Scotty.
I have one and have to drive about 20 miles to get to him. It is surely well worth it.
Dad taught me, "Oil is cheap". I passed that down to my Son and added this, "Price is not cost". Thanks Scotty for all you share and take care of what's ailing you. You sounded like you had a scratchy throat.
Oil is cheap, new engines are expensive
@@wayne7805 I second that, please explain;!!!
@@wayne7805 the price of good oil is cheaper than the cost of a new engine
The poor man pays thrice. One for thrifty, two for right, third for divorce, because ya didn't do it right in the first place didn't ya.
oil is not cheap , but I agree , change oil!!
I use fully synthetic, technically it's good for 10k per oil change, I change it at 4k .
with good oil filter!! (wix filter if possible)
and not a china made oil filter they try to push with there oil change of month deal at parts store!!
I used to work at an oil & fluid change shop, and the neglect ppl put their cars through is mind blowing! all too often I've drained the crankcase oil only to see slow flowing sludge coming out of an engine that's already at operating temperatures, or remove an oil filter that was clogged with sludge😣😣😣 Even before I had that job, I could never bring myself to go that long between intervals! I've owned some unreliable cars in the past. But I've stayed on top of my fluid change intervals, and I've rarely ever had problems afterwards besides the occasional mechanical repair needed in high mileage vehicles. I feel so much better knowing that My oil & trans fluid is clean, along with the typical Coil packs, plugs, cables, belts, hoses(cooling system flush) and the occasional radiator change, air filter, tires & alignment. I've never paid more than $3k for any of my cars, and they've all been reliable after taking care of the basics, and I end up driving those cars for years
I do safety for a living and loved the down to earth safety tips forms Scotty - "put on gloves cause I take care of my hands" ... "place car stands under cause I don't want to get squashed" 🤣👍🏾
I hope there's mechanic's out there that will be able to advise us Kilmer fans when Scotty no longer able to assist us cos his helped me fix most of my issues on my vehicles over the years..
I don’t think anyone would be able to replace him, but I do hope there are good mechanics out there that will inform people the way he does!
I changed my oil on a car I had for 15 years. Changed it every 3,000miles. That was that is 88 oil changes. And never changed the oil plug gasket. It never leaked.
No need to write the milage down for oul changes, change it on the 5's and 0's, and buy your oil filters at napa, good oil filter, keep the brick and morter business owner open
My dad was in the 82nd Airborne. Thanks for your service Scotty.
Anyone can buy that kind of stuff - He was never in the military
I own a 2004 Lexus GX 470 with 305,000 miles and replace the oil with Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage full synthetic 5W-30 oil every 5,000 miles. The engine is nice and "tight" and I still get the advertised MPG when the car was new. 😉
Wow! I've been listening to Scotty Kilmer and I want to find a good Lexus, an older one. He recommended one one but I can't remember what year or model. Guess I'll have to ask him.
305k miles, amazing, what's your secret, did you own it all that time?
@@HermannTheGreat his secret is, lexus is a toyota and that year Lexus was assembled in Japan. I have a 2003 lexus gx470 also with 307,000 miles. Toyota says that engine is good for 400k, and I say if you change the oil every 5k miles it will probably go 500k+.
Other parts wear out like radiator(250k), shocks(290k), break rotors(300)alternator(not yet but soon),,, and the usual stuff
Pennzoil 🤮
@@weslingm well made everything in JAPAN
I love when a Fiat dealership picture comes up when Scotty says recycling center. 😂
I'm surprised he didn't say that. I could swear in his older videos he's all about using the OEM filters.
Sold my 2005 new off the lot Matrix after 350k miles. I took care of it. The new owner still has it and it has at least 500k miles on it. I WISH I did not sell it but it was one of 3 cars we had.
How many years did you own it?
About 9 years. Bought a used 2007 Rav 4. I’m going on 9 years of having it BUT I am getting a few majors issues with it. It had one owner and 35k miles on it then. Still had the the new car smell but was originally near a area with salt water (FLA) I only have 120k miles on it now.
@@lasharapinckney5276 that matrix sounds ridiculously reliable for those miles.
Scotty, Castrol rules also used it all my life. Remember the Castrol Super GTX with liquid tungsten then they renamed it and called it racing oil. Castrol Synthetic in all my engines!
Great video Scotty. I found a important area to clean on that throttle body. Open throttle body plate and look on THE BACK SIDE. This will usually be dirty as well and it will have a small hole clogged on the plate. Hole used to provide air at start-up when engine is cold and at idle speed.
We need a mechanic like you nearby!
Luckily, you’re on RUclips! thanks for the valuable videos!
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I have never seen anyone dip the filter in the drained oil, that caught me by surprise. I just use a little of the new stuff I am using.
My brother's father in law was a mechanic. He would buy synthetic oils and changed the oil filter after 3 months, then topped off the oil. He told me that back in the 80s. Synthetic was pretty expensive back then so would change 6 thousand miles doing that.
A lot of respect to you Scotty, absolutely right in everything you're saying!
The throttle body in my impala went out recently, at autozone it’s $250. Went to the pick-a-part and pulled it off a crash impala that was two years newer for $52. Cleaned it up real nice, drives like new again. Disconnected the negative battery terminal to reset the codes.
That's how you do it. Just be careful buying "plug coils" used, or anything with "bearings". Otherwise, pull and pay is it for us "poor folk" lol!
Unplugging a battery can cause all sorts of problems
@@JohnFlaky-jm7dd you bugging
@@victorpapillon1487 just like your car after pretending you're a mechanic
@@JohnFlaky-jm7ddWHAT!
Change the oil. Change the oil. Change the stupid oil. So many people never, ever change the oil and then wonder why their car runs like crapulence and is always in the shop. Well...
LISTEN TO SCOTT!!!!!. I have a 30 year old engine with 340,000 miles. I change the oil every 2,000 miles using non-synthetic Castrol GTX and Fram Tough Guard throughout its entire life ONLY. I drive it hard too. The engine still has its original head gasket, original timing chain and guides for 30 years. I always let tge engine sit and idle for about 5 - 10 minutes before i move. The engine does not burn or lose oil. So, i am confirming what Scott said in this video.
Thank you Scotty..never miss an episode!
Sick Scotty sounds like an AI generation of the real Scotty
I use that particular oil filter removal tool as well and it works every time. No problem. Love that thing.
Scotty and his hands.. You're the best man. I've learned tons from you
I have a Ford with a Windsor 5.0i 302 that has done 101,000 miles. I change the oil & oil filter every 2000 miles which many say is too soon an interval, but my motor does use oil, and it is as stable in any temperature from 2 degrees to 42 degrees, with A/C running. I also use a high quality full synthetic simply as the car is a performance model and the factory specifies it. Thanks Scotty, always enjoy the content. Sydney, Australia.
Thanks Scotty! Great video! While a Corpsman in the Navy I learned that good engine oil is just as vital and important as good blood. ♥ Stick to these great videos, stay away from "Old" current political events. You're the king of Automotive videos for the common and professional man/woman.👍👍
Thank you for your service, Doc!!
Hey Scotty just love your practical approach to problems, and your videos are hilarious 😂
Scottie I learned a lot from your channels I appreciate everything you do thank you
LOVE this man's videos! Scotty is the King of Cars (and just fun to watch too!)
Great content! Keep it up! Wish every mechanic had your enthusiasm in fixing folks cars
Thanks Scotty for all your videos
Hey Scotty I use 5 W 30 in my 2005 Chevrolet 2500 and it runs super 👌 👍.
I just scheduled a throttle body cleaning with my mechanic for my Toyota Camry. thanks Scotty!
Great Job, Scotty!!
Thanks for the heads up on the Castrol GTX oil. I have tacoma and Matrix and this makes the most sense for me. Appreciate your channel!
Great info. I change my oil+filter every 7/8 months on both of my cars (06 Solara V6 snd 2011 SantaFe awd) regardless of miles driven. I always use Mobil full synth extended performance or Castrol Edge full synth extended performance plus mobil EP oil filter. 20+ years using those brands.
Much respect Scotty. I saw your front plate and I did not know you were Airborne! 🪂 More respect to you! 🇺🇸
Always good information! Thanks!
Be well Scottty you sound a little stuffy ! Prayers for these allergies to go away !
dou you have flu ? thanks for replying my e mail scotty! I changed ox sensor as you said with OEM denso no engine light anymore all ok many thanks dear scotty you are the king of automative ! salute from istanbul
That was a very nice video! I actually started doing oil changes on my own and can't wait to learn some more things about my car and actually maintain it. Thanks!!
After buying and losing 3 used cars - all lemons - in one year when I was in college (i'm an accountant) I decided I better learn about automobiles before buying a 4th lemon. Now I help everyone with their cars, and would go up against an ASE certified mechanic any day of the week, unless your talking transmissions! lol! And trust me, do the same BEFORE you buy a home. Know how to fix stuff, you'd be surprised just keeping stuff "clean" helps keep it operating! If you own something, learn how it operates, you'll never have regrets.
Don't wait for something "to break" before fixing it. And stay away from Mexican auto parts. NAPA and O'Reilly's has the most American made auto parts - if you can afford it. AC Delco parts are "excellent", better than original GM parts on new cars. (also worked at Autozone). Delphi are Toyota aftermarket parts. I think AC Delco are the best aftermarket parts out there . Regardless if you own GM or not.
@Johann Johann Denso are OEM Toyota parts.
Highly recommended.
My Scion TC has the Camry 4 cylinder engine.
So easy to work on.
I’m my own mechanic thanks to the internet, I learned how to fix my own car. I have a 05 Chevy Cobalt and it has almost 200k miles I bought two years ago from a person that didn’t take good care of it but I’m fixing it up now, but when I first drove it on the highway it didn’t shake didn’t misfire or nothin else serious. The only real issue is it sounds like a motorcycle. But I never got that car to keep it forever I got it just to take me to A and B until I get a better one.
Those are actually good cars. The ECOTEC motor is a strong unit. I had a 2.2 on my Saturn L100. It was running great at 197000 when it was stolen.
I put 223,000 miles on a 2007 Cobalt from new, still ran well when i sold it in 2015. Kept the oil changed regularly.
Scotty, I hope you feel better soon. Echinacea does wonders for that sort of thing along with a shot or two of Golden Grain a couple of times a day for cauterization.
If you're not better in a couple of days, get some antibiotics man.
I have a 2013 Dodge Avenger with over 174k mileage on it and I recently had my throttle body replaced because a friend of mine who is a mechanic told me that the sensor on the throttle body was faulty and looking at the 10 year old original part, it was beyond help because it was really dirty, plus his friend tested the original sensor and good thing that got replaced or I would've been screwed. My car can be a problem child at times, but still going strong though. Love your videos Scotty.
Scotty, I appreciate you. My wife thinks you're my best friend 😂😂. I always say, "Scotty said".😊
Absolutely the best advice, cheap oil and filters aren’t cheap, they will cost you big money, usually at the time you don’t have it!
I would like to thank you for all your videos. Nobody ever taught me anything about cars, only how to drive it. I've got tired of not understanding what to do or what goes on when my car doesn't work. So thank you! They are so helpful and easy to follow 😌
Love your advice on an RWD and frame Nissan Pathfinder. 2010 I got is great. Simple.
You are great Scotty
Yo Scotty! Humans have variable vale timing too and need to keep their fluids in top shape. Solid advice
Thanks scotty.just bought a 2002 2.4 le super clean oil.i'll keep track.
Thank you Mr Kilmer .
Great video. Thanks for the info. I'm switching to synthetic oil & premium filters.
Me too
I own a 2012 ford fusion i4 with 460,000kms still run like a clock and replace the oil every 5k with full synthetic oil and transmission oil every 45000km. Thanks Scotty!!
I'm a Mobile 1 man. My grandfather used Mobil 1, my father use mobile one... so I use Mobile 1.
Ah...tribal custom. 🤷♂️😏😆
Is mobile 1 that old?
Ford boss me did an oil comparison recently. oil analysis included. I think mobil 1 was there but not really the top performer. Check it out if you have time.
Thank you so much I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks Mr.Kilmer
I have a gmc terrain with the notorious 3.6 v6 and I’ve have zero engine problems aside from regular maintenance. Doing oil changes every 3000 miles and it runs like a clock. Goes to show that any car can be reliable as long as you maintain it
Not when something breakdown in stressing/overheating
Good you didn't get the 4cyl. I own 4 gmcs from the 90s all running. After the problem with my wife's terrain we bought honda ,It will take a lot for gm to gain my trust again
Good news , isn't it great that most of the transfer cases go at 80k for $4k , rings go bad and use a quart every 1000miles, then the funniest recall where gm has you come in when headlights are too bright they put a sticker filter on your sun faded lens
I have a 2014 3.6 Terrain, 42k miles, no engine issues, change the oil every 3k - 4k like you. Front end lower control arm bushings on each side leaked the fluid out at 40k....not happy about that.
I change my oil on every fill-up. I've never had an issue.
I clean my throttle body occasionally and always check it during maintenance time..... and keep trying to learn more about how to diminish it. I keep finding bits of info on youtube. Maybe I'll find more info from Scotty. Its a older Jeep and I'm determined to keep it running good. 😉
One thing you want to watch out for is the oil cap itself. It can disintegrate at it base and clog the oil pickup. I know it sounds crazy but a perfectly healthy engine did it in my vvti toyota. Change the caps if the car is getting older.
great video on how to change oil! i like the softex that toyota makes better than cloth or leather personally, my 2014 4runner with 80k miles seats look almost brand new
👍👌🙏🫡🙂🔥💯🚙⛺️🎄 Thanks Scotty, your the man!!
On my LH Concorde I cleaned out air filter housing thru and pass the throttle body upper and lower intake and changed all gaskets including valve cover gaskets .I also replaced the sensors on the throttle body inch pound torch wrench tighten in sequence good business. DIY'er
Scotty this is the 1st video I've got to watch&it sure isn't going be the last. I've gots a 2000 Mustang v6-3.8L. I came in from work 1 evening turned car off went to go to work the very next morning. Wasn't going n.e we're. It wouldnt crank, wouldnt start, hear no clicking. Battery is good, Alternator is good. I'm hoping you would lmk what the prblm is&what I need to do to fix it. My DaD was an awesome Mechanic&I've gots to say ur pretty smart&awesome guy also. Most Respect. Ty Scotty
I love his videos
Beautiful lesson thankyou
Scotty, love your video presentations. Have a question for you; many of the quick change oil 🛢 facilities NO LONGER go under the car to drain oil. They on have a machine that sucks the oil out of the engine from the top. Is this OK 👍
Excellent video
Make sure you use an OEM Denso oil filter and a new alluminum drain plug gasket, too
Where do you purchase these? Thank you
does it have to be alluminum
Bring the engine temp up to "normal" operating temp before you pull the drain plug. This will help it flow better out into the drain pan. And move the drain pan out from under the oil filter when you put the new filter on. I failed to do this once and and the new, clean, unused filter slipped out of my hands and landed in the pan of dirty oil. That was $ down the drain and I learned and have never repeated this.
Scotty I think you just solved my issue with my ram 1500. Thank you I'm go8ng to clean my throttle
@Antoine Brosseau thats why you don't have a girlfriend
@Antoine Brosseau oof 🤧 and you're judging my ram, you're a bad influence on her I'm sure. Jk man hope yall doing well.
One of the best engines ever 1.8 a beast
Scotty tells the truth! 😊
Excellent analysis
Great recommendations 👌 👍 👏 🙌
Agree on the Castrol oil. But I use fram filters always. Now as far as the alloy wheels... I like them. I live in pa. So salt... Trick when you change tires wire wheel the rim and spray paint it with enamel paint. Its easy
Thanks Scotty
Yep! Thanks
I use it too in my 2002 Focus. Castrol is made by British Petroleum and mine was derived from the Euro Ford Focus.
If you have an aluminum oil pan, be super careful when putting the drain plug back on…don’t cross thread it! If you do you’ll have to replace the oil pan and they are not inexpensive.
Quick oil change place....cross thread is better than no thread. 🤷♂️😏
that is why Scotty says hand-tighten the oil pan drain plug first before using tool.
They're not that expensive. I had to replace mine and it only cost $1385.
good video scotty
My dad's advise to his children was much the same.... it's cheap to change oil, it's not so cheap to change motors...that was also passed onto my children.
I had to do the throttle body position sensor reset for idle relearn in my honda after cleansing the body because car was jerky when stepping on and off the accelerator. No other method of idle relearn worked. Just to keep this in mind maybe some other vehicles require this too.
Love ya Scotty! Always watching your videos. I’m addicted to the knowledge you pass on to me!!!
Awesome video, this is the same engine in the Dodge Journey sxt. 4 cyl 2015. This is a great motor, with some work they can last a long time mine is at 360,000 + miles. right now I have an exhaust leak north of my O2 sensor bank 1. it might be my exhaust manifold...hey Scotty, any videos on locating exhaaust leaks and replacing a gasket on this engine. Also, I happen to have a VVT solenoid for the intake side sitting here right now...just don't want to get into it right now because they have a history of breaking off when attempting to remove them, piece that gets stuck inside engine has to be drilled out. That is a whole nother story.
Changing mine this weekend
Scotty is the best
Scotty is unbeatable in mechanics knowledge
Honestly
Very good inf Scotty l check our video and l love it bcse you make easy thanks for your time God bless you and all family
Scotty , ever think of opening a shop with several bays and a few good guys? You could get cloud funded in no time , and help 3 times as many people get good quality mechanic service. We need it !
Crowd funded
I’d train to work in one!!! I don’t know who to reliably mentor me or if be operating in my own
Hello scotty, do you have a garage? Why not do a video in your garage? It will be lovely to showcase the place so we can see your operating base. You are doing a great work. Keep it up.
Thank u for info!
I'm currently using Valvoline Premium Synthetic Oil which is a better graded formula than Regular Synthetic Oil which haves additives to clean any deposits and longer lasting. Did it for my 2010 Nissan Rogue which I change oil once a year on. Still Run good 👍
And I'm just an average "joe". not an employee. Just got pissed when I learned what the legal term "full" means regarding motor oil. check it out.
3.8 Buick Lucerne with 395,000 miles original motor and trans. It’s all about preventative maintenance
I like how Scotty used the Fiat photo to represent the closest recycling center lmao
Yes I do my rav 4 2001 oil service it has 5w -30 oil Paul 😊
You are the best!
I AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT CHANGING OIL REGULARLY. I did have an 1985 VW Cabriolet that I bought in 1995 with 100k miles on it. I changed the oil RELIGIOUSLY with Castro oil 20-50. I drove it for 16 years, odometer quit working at 196k and continued to drive it for 5-7years more. GOD only knows how many miles I had on it. I also had the same clutch the WHOLE TIME. IT'S A SHAME I LET MY MOTHER CONVINCE ME TO SELL THE CAR, STILL RAN GOOD, NO LEAKS, GOOD GAS MILEAGE FOR THE WAY I DRIVE but was going to need a new top soon, air conditioning didn't work, needed paint job and interior work. I had just a new clutch and tires installed. 😮😢
Educational and funny. Love you, Scott?!
Hello! Greetings from Portugal.