2000 Honda Accord V6 with 315k and Castrol Edge is the real deal Holyfield

I'm having this issue with ny 2002 4.0 jeep wrangler but it's only on cold starts and when it's cold out. It just started.

Been chasing this for 2 years on and off she been sitting dead 06 TJ "TUG" replaced opda about 5 years ago seen the cam wear decided to drive her into the ground and one day on the way home from work that she did loss of power died in the highway thought it was my computer gonna check cam tomorrow

Where can I buy the replacement part?

do you have any updates on how well its held up?

I couldn’t find a site saying where the sensor is located on the 05 & 06 until I came across yours. I had found what I thought was the sensor on passenger side but all other videos said driver side so thank you. Now to figure out how to release the connector without breaking it.

I know one guy in an area town with 506,000 miles on a 99 Ford F-150 4.6 using Castrol Edge..he started when it was just called Syntec. Then it was Edge Syntec and now it's just Edge.

I'm exceptionally fond of factory oil filters for daily drivers but the Microgard Select has never let me down. On a Chevrolet i used to get Napa Gold which is a relabeled WIX and back then was about $3 less than the WIX. Prices went up and I switched to Fram Ultra for about a hundred thousand miles. Had a friend who'd use the orange can Fram for loooooong oil change intervals and never had a problem. I think people put faith in subjective nonsense all too easily and once they learn it wrong it's darn near impossible to get them to change their minds. I used orange can fram on a couple Ford's and a Dodge and never had an issue but they were shorter oil cycles than people i knew. Fact is now I remember the guy I bought the Chevrolet truck from was using orange can fram for the first 75,000 miles.

Yeah bro, people are still looking at your KZbin including me very helpful Mahalo, bro

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Always love a quick & straight forward repair video. I don’t need to hear about your whole life story 😂

Which video is before this???? Need to find! Thanks

I have been struggling with this same issue for a few years now. My happens when hot out. Going to check wire loom as suggested in this video. Thank you for this video. I have 2006 Jeep TJ.

So basically, whenever it got cold, you had shrinkage.

I have same problem with my Jeep liberty 2005 I replaced both sensors but work fine for a bit and the engine light come on again any suggestions??

I'm not a professional, but your CAM Sensor looks to be out of position. Looking at the engine from passenger side, you should be at 9 or 3 position.

Does this have to relearn after install?

How many miles between oil changes?

What is your Jeep? JK, JL?

I've been using that oil you got in your hand there for so many years I can't tell you also use it in my little generator I wouldn't use any other oil back when my twenties I had a Honda motorcycle and they recommended castor oil for it

I just did the 500.000 mile oil change on my 2004 corolla Saturday 4-13-24. I've only used Castrol 5W30 since I bought the car new. I change the oil every 5000 miles and have no issues with the engine.

I always see reviews of new or newer Traeger's, I don't see people who have owned em for 5 years or more. I see a lot of other pellet grills with reviews after over 5 years of use. Evidence shows they don't last, you pay for the name, cheap China name.

Another downside for me is the top shelf should be deeper so you could throw a big piece if meat up and down

I use Castrol edge in my '21 WRX. No issues yet.

Is your Jeep auto or manual?

Will that cause engine to stall acting like it’s out of fuel and gas light to come on? I can get it to restart easily if gas light doesn’t come back on but if gas light comes on it won’t restart at all till gas light goes off

Love it ❤

Hella underappreciated brand the lack of burning oil is HUGE and i tell that to all my mobil 1 users it really makes a diff giving more life to the engine

I have been putting Castrol Oil products into my cars for about 42 years. Currently use Castrol Edge 0W20 in my 13 Camry. Never had an engine problem in 1,000,000 miles. Alway have used Purolator filter, because that was what i used on my first car a 72 Galaxie 500 back in 1980

If it is true that Volvo recommends Castrol Edge oil for their cars, I think that is a clue that this is a very good oil indeed. Volvo makes very good cars and it makes sense they would want only the best products in their vehicles!

Only downside is the grease pail… we’ve got the fix!

I got a p0870 does the same thing

For those peeps, who haven’t had their throttle body or MAF sensors cleaned for a while, I would suggest you do that first and then do a engine oil replacement ( I switched to Castrol Edge 5w20 from the Lexus oil 5w 30 ) .. super smooth engine now :)

Am i the only dumb ass that can't get the red lock to slide?

Hey, quick question. If I had no ac/ no power going to any of the 4 modes, could it still be the blower control switch? Or at that point would it be the motor for the fan?

You will never get anywhere close to removing all the transmission fluid from your driveway, your driveway gobbled it up. So, don't even bother just let it go where it wants to go and make sure it doesn't happen again I suppose

Should i use high mileage i have 166000 miles. I was also thinking if going with full synthetic

How did you go about placing the shifting lever bracket back on and making sure everything shift as it is supposed to ? Currently struggling

I've got a '14 Volvo S60 T5 and it's been burning oil at like .5qt to 1qt of oil every 2,500 miles. I use to buy Mobile 1 for my car (I'm not suggesting it's the reason for the engine oil burning in the first place) but about 2 or 3 years ago I switched engine oils. Volvo actually recommends Castrol Edge for their engines, and since my car has over 80,000 miles, I figured I should start using a high mileage engine oil for my car. So I make the switch to Castrol Edge High Mileage Full Synthetic, and I've actually noticed that the engine oil burning has slowed down quite a bit. The additives in the engine oil seem to really work, and of course my engine has been running perfectly. I will be buying Castrol Edge for now on!

Jeep, Good day. Bravo!amazing picture! godspeed- 👐

Who’s better Castrol edge titanium or amsoil series ,:)’

Hi, Thx for the video. I've had an ongoing P0340 on my 2005 TJ Sport. I've tried multiple camshaft sensors, including OE Mopar. I've also replaced the brain (PCU), which has gone bad two times on this Jeep in less than three years. I still get the code. Even swamped out the whole synchronizer. My Jeep runs and drives great no misfires, good horsepower etc. BUT, sometimes when I'm driving it, especially if I romp on it or am accelerating uphill the whole Jeep will start to hesitate like a jerking back and forth (until I take my foot off accelerator and then it will stop) and then check engine light will pop on and it's always P0340. So frustrating.... If anyone else has experienced this pls reply.

I use Castrol Edge in a Ford Explorer and Jeep Wrangler never have any engine problems.

Oil brand loyalty is a religion/cult. I've had the same amazing results with Motor craft, Valvoline, and Mobil 1 oils. 340,000 and 360,000 miles. Other people with Walmart Super tech oil.

You make a good point on the Cavalier. Biggest POS ever!

the most important thing here is you change the oil yourself so you sure you put the specified oil and also no fake oil changes

Hey just wanted to let you know the videos worked for me, my 06 4.0 stalled, replaced the cam sens, then died in the road a week later, replaced the crank sense after that. Just waiting for the codes to clear but everything seems well, thanks for the help. Now to replace the ECM to fix the hard shifting 😭

I'm about to recharge my ac with AC Pro. But one thing I am trying to find out is why the hvac knob on the right of this panel is running hot, the other 2 are cool, no issues. Of note, I have replaced the old stock plastic with billet steel knobs. I looked at it and so did a local shop I trust in the area. And we both saw no melting of the switch or anything else. It's been a head scratcher for months. What worries me after I recharge the system with freon, I have a long drive ahead of me that requires air conditioning in this summer heat, and this knob is going to be getting hot. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

On my 3rd truck I always used castrol and never had issues in fact my dad used to use castrol oil since I was like 7 on his cars and never had any engine issues

I am having the same issue! need help lol!!