Steelworks my old campus old for 11500, even though they never actually listed the sale date you want to check that Monday before the auction 🤬

Oh and what is the part number for the air intake that you replaced.? Thanks

That is one clean engine. To just do the o-rings on the turbo do I have to remove heat shield and long plastic feed line.?

When I see that much sludge, I am truly amazed that the engine hasn’t spun a bearing or is so dry someplace that the engine fails

I you want to make sure the oil an oil filter is changed like it should , do it yourself. Always use the paper synthetic weight oil , 5 w 30 orvwhat the oem says to put in , >You can't go wrong changing the oil at 5k miles. NEWS FLASH- OIL IS CHEAP, ENGINES ARE EXPENSIVE!!! ALSO, get the trans fluid changed at 40k or before.

great job, but why did you replace the HPFP in the first place. What symptoms, or codes were being given if any?

You have waaaay more patience than i do with this younger generation. Good for you

I love these Facebook and eBay mechanics who just did a " transmission or engine rebuild"... They poured Marvel Mystery Oil down it. 😅

What was the part # ? I could notsee it in the video. Thanks.

Probably better if you got a new oil pan

Lier I bet that car is no longer running! Welcome to the golden age! Ww3 coming to your town soon

Use a parts cleaning brush then hit with some kerosene

A detail that wasn't shared and has me curious is if the oil pan sealant had cure time since it wasn't stated in the video. I assume you did but that's something that would be helpful for people new to that kind of job. Overall pretty impressive work from a home garage.

You have no idea how much money I would have wasted trial and erroring my way thru this project trying to make it work right. Thank you and great job

kia and hyundai are pieces of shit everyone

Just came across this video, sir you are better away from working on any car you might have some knowledge, but you seem to not know what are you doing in the end. What you though was going to happen after freeing up the sludge of the rocker cover and the cam mains zone? And after using solvents and new oíl? All that s*it you didn't pick and even more the new oil detergents had freed up was going to end on the oíl pump pickup. You were supposed to drop the oil pan the first time clean everything up, drive one day or couple of days to full operating temp and drop it again, cleaning again, new filter and oil, NOT AFTER THE ENGINE HAD STARVED FOR OIL because of your work. That's some below aprentice level error right here. That's why the other shop didn't wanted to do just an oil change.

Cleaning parts with gas is dangerous! The garage is worked in while I was in high school always washed parts in kerosene. Kerosene in less explosive than gasoline.

I had to cut my old links out :/ just finishing the job now. Where did you get those caliper covers?

I put nut-serts in the holes for the glass hold-down screws. Works great.

thanks for your video

Nice e21

Here’s a litmus test you can do with your dealership. Before you take your car in for an oil change, drain a small vile of your oil in a clear container. Immediately, after they say, they change your oil take another sample. If the two are the exact same color, they didn’t change your oil.

5 or 6 years ago I had jiffy lube change my oil because I was traveling a lot, I usually always change my own oil, it just quicker. I dont have to drive 45 min each way, wait forever, and pay the high cost of a dealer changing my oil. And I don't get the barrage of text messages//phone calls each time from the dealer telling me I need my muffler bearings rotated,lol. Funny, I have driven over 2 million miles in my sales career, I get a new car every 4 years or so and have never flushed brake fluid in any of the 2 dozen cars I have owned. They always say they need to flush my brake fluid..Anyway, after the jiffy change 6k miles later, I changed my oil, and surprise! It was the same filter I put on before Jiffy did it. I told the manager and showed him the wix filter I pulled off. He back-peddled to try and appease the situation and then offered me a bunch of free oil changes. I told him why would I want you to change my oil again? He refunded me and I have never been back to jiffy. I wont let anyone change my oil except me. I can do it in my driveway in under 20 min with cart ramps.

In between the throttle body and where you placed that ballon is a green twist on cap im pretty sure you can remove that cap and smoke it there if im not mistaken.

Sea foam it

iam an older guy and marvel has un-sludged so many used cars ive got in my life and not even counting fixing lifter ticking and even unsticking some valves in really old cars sitting for years.. ITS MY GO TO and has NEVER let me down!! Nice job

En mi horrible pais argentina, ese mercedes en el mismo estado cuesta 5 mil dólares y además hay que ponerle más dinero, vendí uno igual en el año 2023!

"I changed my oil 6k miles ago." Yeah right. BTW I wouldn't use gasoline to clean parts because of its high flammability of vapors. Kerosene or even diesel fuel is much safer.

Thanks!

10:15 me after Fajita night

Maybe give valvoline restore and protect a try. Really supposed to help clean an engine.

I would have pulled the oil pan the same time as the valve cover and clean.

I change my oil every 3000 miles with mobile 1 synthetic. I also change the transmission fluid every 6000 miles. Oil and fluid are cheap compared to a engine or transmission

7:15 time stamp: the rear shock lower bushing orientation is incorrect. The large square flange is to face the bolt head, and acts as a safety washer to prevent the shock eye being able to fit over the bolt head and completely detach from the car if the bushing fails. In the video you placed the square flange away from the bolt head, against the rear spindle. This is a significant safety concern.

I am in Australia. My son has a V6 Kia. It presented in excellent overall condition until is started blowing smoke on starting. He was given all sorts of advice from mechanics including valve stem seals. My mechanic diagnosed the sludge by was reluctant to touch it and advised a new engine. Oil was getting past the PCV valve into the intake. He fitted a catch can and this worked but it filled in under 100 km. So we removed the valve covers and removed all the obviously sludge and thoroughly cleaned the vapour oil drain inside the valve cover. Put it back together and running sludge remover. The exhaust is clear now and I think we have saved the car. We have carefully read the handbook and am amazed at the projected oil consumption Kia expects from the V6. I would call it excessive. Look very closely at service history when considering a second hand Kia. And change the oil sooner than 10000 km don’t run out to the recommended 15000 km.

Very informative, but after adding everything to the various carts to do these upgrades, the total cost was at around $500 +/- not to mention the time and labor to put it all together.

Maybe he used olive oil for the oil change... :)

How embarrassing! All this nonsense just to lazy change the oil n filter....

Where thus the pcv connection. My r56 has no pipe.

See now this is an engine flush, not the flush machine they sell at jiffy lube

Your channel is underrated, the production quality is amazing. Keep up the good work, hoping you blow up in 2025!

You can pay me now or you can pay me later

He never changed the oil ever

i-is the 2019 differnt.....?

For once, I agree with Jiffy Lube.

don't help the guy out. let him pay for his mistake or neglect or stupidity.

He probably gained atleast 10-15 mpg with this servicing

Dudes doing 6k on conventional oil. I would have told dude no at a jiffy as well.

Next time try Valvoline Restore and Protect

Did I say 6,000, I meant to say 60,000 miles. It was new 60,000 miles ago 😂