@humanresources2138 it depends on the vehicle and oil filters but usually around 650.

@@just-n-tymeautomotive6974 I have a 2019 Audi S5 with 158k and was thinking about doing this. Could you give me a quote on this?

Or perhaps it would be better to bring by to have a look to see if this or something a little less extreme would be better. I want to get it to 250k.

@humanresources2138 absolutely. We have other services that have really great benefits for the longevity of the engines health, for 1/8 the cost. This service is one that is more of a hail marry, so to speak.

@@just-n-tymeautomotive6974you shouldn’t push the accelerator pedal that soon after starting it; most of engine wear occurs from ordinary start ups, the oil pump needs a little time to get it distributed before you should start stressing it

I would recommend reaching out to BG directly. I'm not sure if this product is designed for diesels or if they make one for diesel engines.

There was still some gunk in the pan

They typically only sell the shops. You can probably purchase it from any local repair shop that offers BG services.

@@just-n-tymeautomotive6974 yeah, I just can't seem to find anyone that sells it. BG has it but like you said, they only sell to distributors and I guess only God knows who they are.

It's got 80,000 miles on it since this service and doesn't burn a drop. It's highly impressive!

Not to say that will be the case with every engine, but this one is doing great.

They have been some of the best clients we could ask for, actually. They come in every 5k and they do all the recommended work. Usually when you help people, they're grateful and keep coming back. We saved this woman 14k and she's spent that much with us in 2 years because if it.

@@just-n-tymeautomotive6974 She spent $14k in 2 years going to you???

Are you a flat Earth believer or USA did not go to moon, or Elvis is alive and living with Hitler in Argentina and there was never a person called JESUS...except in Mexico!!???

Fredericksburg VA!

This is the real deal. Saves engines!

@@just-n-tymeautomotive6974 Copy going to test it out on a Ecoboost with 57K. Mainly just to insure a very clean Engine.

@@Chiefgeargrinder it will be clean! Just make sure to read all the instructions and let me know how it drives after that!

I read somewhere that the ingredients are only active for like 40 minutes so you would lose your operating window to get the old oil out.

I think there’s a reason why BG wants it to idle at 1200, if you go too much above that, the oil mixed with the epr probably wont protect the engine much.

@@ak_spritethe EPR product doesn’t work like that. The EPR is a cleanser, designed to resolve and clean buildup, fouling and oil sludge. You want that stuff inside your engine with your OLD oil just long enough to be effective, but not destructive. So … 10-12 mins @ 1200rpm is sufficient to fully circulate the product for effectiveness. The MOA product is the one you add to NEW oil and leave in. Hope this helps.

Nissan only says to use 30-40 weight LOL. 20 is for losers.

Watch other videos on it and go to a forum, no scam dude. It's legit.

Are you a flat Earth believer or USA did not go to moon, or Elvis is alive and living with Hitler in Argentina and there was never a person called JESUS...except in Mexico!!???

My '12 ecoboost f150 calls for 5k intervals. I change it at 2500 every time. I tow a camper a lot and wanted to be overly cautious. we've put 50k miles on it since we bought it and it's still going strong.

Both.

Mostly just poor maintenance. I had a Maxima with a VQ. It had 200k on it when I sold it. Engine was clean and didn't burn a drop of oil. I used high quality oil, and changed it religiously.

At the same time, my wife has a 2018 Murano that has only been driven on the highway and has 90,000 mi on it. We bought it certified pre-owned about 3 years ago, had 10 oil changes done since then and as soon as I saw white smoke coming out the tailpipe I took it in for service. We pay 500 bucks to have them take apart the engine just to tell us that Nissan says we need a new engine and are refusing the warranty claim . They offered to replace the engine for us for $9,000. I've had 10 cars in my lifetime and this was the first Nissan that we bought and this was the first time I've ever had an issue with an engine failure like this. SMH

@@shill1444 I have a 2020 Pathfinder and Nissan refuses to honor the warranty for me as well 😭

@@MarquezDaniel - SMH. I feel your pain. And this is happening on newer model pre-certified own vehicles. While we were there, there was another 5 or 6 vehicles in the bay and all were having engine trouble. The car just started throwing misfire codes and when I took it to another mechanic, he suggested changing spark plugs and some other things before doing the engine flush. He said even if the engine is not dying, that is the Nissan go to to avoid any issue they don't want to pay for.

How did it turn out? I had some guy from their warranty department Tell me they will not honor the warranty on engines unless you get it changed every 5000 miles. That still seems weird when you're running fully synthetic oil. And even if you do that, they will still fight you on replacing an engine or even servicing it.