AMSOIL WILL CAUSE THIS TO HAPPEN TO YOUR ENGINE AND FILTER, HIGH DETERGENT OIL, AMSOIL OIL LOW WEAR

[@repairvehicle]

Check and see if they have it for your car www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/?zo=5257753 Every car, truck and EV needs this kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpDFhHeno7ibb5I Maintenance mistake made by diesel owners kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXOyc613apudrNk Why trucks don't come with this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnPFq32jeK2nedE How to improve lights without cutting or drilling kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWW6k4BvbNWeo6c How to protect paint on the vehicle without wax kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2LJpmyKqM6MeMU

[@429thunderjet2]

Yup, it's cleaning up your engine is what it's doing 👍

[@ralphwood8818]

Im told the Wix XP on the Pontiac is synthetic with a wire backing.

[@Maine.living]

My 1989 chevy truck has had Amsoil since day one..engine, transmission and rear end..my truck has 955,000 miles and still going strong..doesn't burn a drop of oil..it's been on the local TV channel up here in Maine...no rebuilds on any drivetrain parts....love my Amsoil

[@repairvehicle]

Can you upload video of your Chevy to your KZbin channel showing mileage and engine?

[@crazydaisy1334]

Omg 😂incredible! I believe it!

[@Join0rDIE1776]

Amsoil is farrrrrr ahead of every other oil company going. Straight facts. Any amsoil haters are just that HATERS!!.

[@adriannewman1322]

I've used amsoil in my 15 journey since 4000 miles it's got 118000 miles on it and did oil pan gasket and valve cover gasket on it and it still looks new inside. Amsoil is all I use in my cars

[@repairvehicle]

Thank you for sharing your experience with Amsoil.

[@tarquineous]

When changing to a better quality oil like Amsoil, especially with a dirty or neglected engine, please allow time for the higher detergency oil to clean out hard deposits, AND change the filter more often during the first year. You can even start with one quart of Amsoil Signature with the rest store bought oil for the first two oil change intervals. Change oil sooner for those first two oil changes, like 2-3K miles. And use a fuel additive which cleans the piston rings during that time. You will be glad you did this!.

[@daniellang6112]

Great advice. It truly is a cleaning oil.

[@schlite60]

@@daniellang6112 Using Amsoil since 1983 mostly the ATF, gear oil 75-90, oil filters and the Diesel oil 5-40 and used to use the 15-40. The oil is a cleaning oil for sure and it is very high heat transfer to the cooling system. The other thing is that is sticks to engine bearing surfaces and takes the loads too. It is best oil for any engine. Please use oil analysis at every oil change, it is worth the money plus you can see how your engine is doing.

[@HiTechOilCo]

It's AMSOIL, not Amsoil. AMSOIL is an abbreviation for the founder of AMSOIL Inc., Al Amatuzio. AMSOIL stands for Al-Amatuzio-Oil. IBM is not, "Ibm", or UPS is not, "Ups", etc.

[@tarquineous]

Thanks. I would like to add, the original name was AMZOIL. I bought some when it was sold on metal cans. It's always been an exceptional product.

[@repairvehicle]

@cyclechris6591 who defines proper flow and what is it? What industry standard?

[@teagreen2220]

I’m sold on the Amsoil. Been using it for many years- started with transmission fluid, now all fluids for all vehicles racing and otherwise.

[@tone5959]

Been using amsoil since 1983 no problems its great oil and it works great in my 5.9 cummins

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

Hold onto your 5.9 forever my friend. 👍🏾 🇺🇸

[@justsaynrush9689]

I have a 2005 5.9. I run amsoil and amsoil oil bypass. Also have lift pump w/2micron fuel filter and run hot shot fuel additive. I have added lots of very IMO sensible engine up grades. It runs and tows very well. It has 230k on it and would love to go through the entire engine and G56 someday and put in something else. But it will probably out live me. Don't know if that's good or bad.

[@hlfpsttomorrow93]

I ran the stuff the dealer sold me, changed the oil every 5k miles. Switched to amsoil 50,000 miles ago (change every 7500-10000 miles depending on my driving) and my truck seems so much smoother.

[@repairvehicle]

What brand of truck you have?

[@hlfpsttomorrow93]

@@repairvehicle 2018 Colorado 3.6 v6

[@antoineagius1181]

Hi @@hlfpsttomorrow93 , please which Amsoil are you using? Thank you

[@repairvehicle]

It looks like he is using signature series www.amsoil.com/c/gasoline-motor-oil/3/?zo=5257753

[@hlfpsttomorrow93]

@@antoineagius1181 signature series

[@NorthlanderMN]

First time is used signature 0W-20 after 4000 miles the oil is very black. Before that I had the Chevy dealer changing the oil in my 5.3 Silverado. I wanted to make sure they were using Mobil1. They never said the brand other than it’s Dexos. I just decided to do the oil myself from now on. I’m using the signature 0W-20. I also put Amsoil in my Transmission, Transfer case, front and rear differentials. The Transmission was noticeably the first time I shifted it in reverse to forward. It hasn’t shifted this smooth from a stop sign going forward. Just incredible. Smooth as silk. It’s hard to explain but I can feel the difference with it. It’s real. I drove from St. Paul Minnesota area to Glasgow Montana on my first day over 700 miles. I went to Glacier park and it was closed from the snow unfortunately. My truck drove so smooth. This last weekend I went up to Fargo North Dakota made it up. Gas lasted from home to Fargo and then back to St.Cloud MN before filling my gas tank. I got around 22.5 MPG in my 2014 LT 5.3 4x4 Silverado.

[@repairvehicle]

Thank you for sharing your experience with Amsoil. Please share this video with others. Thank you

[@tarquineous]

I've been using Amsoil ATF for two or three decades, and I agree, the shifting is smoother, more positive and the fluid looks much better when I check it.

[@tarquineous]

Note: The engine will have built up varnish, fine dirt and carbon, which the Amsoil will loosen during the first 3 to 5K miles, depending on how much has built up. The transmission and gearboxes will not have the carbon , varnish and fine dirt. They will only have oxidized oil (sticky) and fine metal paste from gear wear.

[@tarquineous]

@@NorthlanderMN That is really good gas mileage for a truck on mountain roads. If you plan to keep the truck for another 8 or 10+ years, consider a bypass filter, installed around 40 to 50K miles. I would still change the oil when it gets dark.

[@JP-bk1ve]

Detergents in Amsoil dislodged the contaminants from the prior inferior oil and sent it to the filter.

[@drdoutdoors1603]

2016 Silverado 5.3 used to use a quart and a half every recommended 7500 oil change. I used Mobil 1 every 7500..I switched to amsoil signature series and now it doesn't even burn a quart every 15000 miles and I also pull a boat twice a week with it.. I'm loving this stuff.

[@ramih375]

Do you put 0w30 opposed to 0w20? Because your towing

[@drdoutdoors1603]

@rami H no I only use 0w20.

[@mikecastleberry9671]

Change oil every 4000 miles and no problem 😊

[@drdoutdoors1603]

@Mike Castleberry true but why throw out good oil when you can go 4 times the miles and still have superior protection?

[@OutlawChevy2]

​@Dain Davis cheap insurance!

[@JohnDoesItAll]

We used to have an Amsoil dealer come by our local auto shop. I raced my Camaro at the time and was always opening up the engine for performance enhancements. I had just finished my break in on a SBC 400 and gave Amsoil a try. Over the next several years of drag racing and daily driving, I was shocked at every tear down. The engine looked like it just left the machine shop! No varnish on anything, anywhere.

[@MihovIlian]

repairvehicle, do you think Amsoil Signature can free up compression rings by cleaning the carbon inside the grooves and behind the rings? I'm pretty confident that this type of oil can clean oil rings over time, but what about the other rings?

[@repairvehicle]

it can overtime and oil must be changed frequently. Also, use of Amsoil engine flush every oil is a must in this case

[@stevenwhite1901]

Really I've used Amsoil about 6 years I never had this issue with my 09 Corolla !

[@teh60]

I've seen that residue on the inside of timing chain covers on subaru engines running full synthetic motor oil. Some with only 20K miles or less. I haven't seen Amsoil leave a residue like that in car engines or power equipment. Thats one of the benefits of running a 100% synthetic oil with very good additives.

[@lylereinier4989]

Been using Amsoil for 22 years now. Won’t ever use anything else. No other oil comes close.

[@repairvehicle]

What do you drive now?

[@lylereinier4989]

@@repairvehicle I have a 2014 Ram 1500 and a 2015 Challenger SRT392, both run Amsoil. I also use Amsoil in my KTM450 motorcycles. Great stuff

[@BamaTidefan1967]

@@lylereinier4989 No Hemi tick with the Amsoil? Are you using 5W20 or 5W30?

[@lylereinier4989]

@@BamaTidefan1967 , nope. Just the exhaust manifold bolts snapping and then that tick. Fixed that with headers, but as for valve and lifter tick, none. And the 2014 Ram with a HEMI take 5w20 for proper MDS function. The 392 challenger gets 0w40.

[@BamaTidefan1967]

@@lylereinier4989 MDS works just fine with 5W30. I've been using nothing but 5W30, mostly Redline for the last 30-40 k miles with no issues. People saying that you must use 5W20 for MDS to function correctly are absolutely wrong. I just wanted to try Amsoil because with the discount its cheaper than Redline.

[@michaelalberson126]

I use Amsoil and there filters and it is absolutely the very best.

[@jennifergier7304]

I put amsoil in my eclipse cross. Took it too Mitsubishi for a small recall. He took the head valve cover off on motor. Ran to the waiting room and said follow me because i have to show you the inside of motor after 40 thousand miles. The inside of the motor looked like a shiny brand new nickel in your pocket NO JOKE. AMSOIL SIGNATURE 0W20. Since brand new. Recall was fixed and car runs like a top.

[@jaywinters2483]

Had 480K on my old Volvo & engine was in fantastic shape when I foolishly sold it. Used Mobil 1 EP w oil change every 3K. Vented crank case gases to atmosphere like all engines should. Now use Amsoil SS. Change every 5k. (I like clean oil.)

[@kyleblevins1515]

a few years ago I saw this same looking yuk in my engine ran a cleaner through with a new filter did oil change another new filter of course. Found the orange stuff in the second filter . scraped it out of the filter sent to oil testing lab with a sample of the oil also. they came back and said it was possibly paraffin from the inexpensive synthetic oil It was a name brand. I started using a different synthetic oil - Yellow bottle - never saw it since. now 6 years later I discovered Amsoil and am a very happy user of their products.

[@repairvehicle]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Good to know that I am not the only one

[@lesrinehart933]

Did the oil happen to be Kendall

[@wizofaffect]

This guy is saying that AMSoil is cleaning engine out, and leaving particles inside filter. That's normal. More oil changes will leave less residue. AMSoil is the best.

[@jmzochsnrtr]

You obviously know nothing about Amsoil

[@ryanbaroni4729]

@@jmzochsnrtr Amsoil is the best oil out use it from the start of a new vehicle and you will not get any buildup

[@doughty_racing]

@@jmzochsnrtr can you tell us what you know about Amsoil?

[@Precisionmobile]

Engine oil lab test shop around the corner from my shop for years thats all they do is test oil in engines From their mouth Nothing touches amsoil performance

[@user-qb3vi5kk3t]

KNN is

[@carsandcoffee4546]

Bruh legit kid you not, I have a 1998 jeep grand Cherokee Laredo, I got amsoil for it and put a wix xp oil filter on it. Just with me starting it after the oil change. It's runs WAY smoother, and weirdly enough gave it better throttle response.

[@enacku]

right on, I just bought some amsoil engine oil. noticed car drives overall slightly smoother, even appeared to slightly help the automatic transmission shifting just because the engine feels more crisp.

[@repairvehicle]

What do you have and mileage?

[@enacku]

@@repairvehicle 2019 ford fusion se awd 2.0 ecoboost with 25k miles. I want them to do the amsoil atx synthetic at 30k, but they even bitched about doing the amsoil signature series I provided for last weeks engine oil change

[@enacku]

I told them since their motorcraft synthetic doesn't appear to support the latest GF-6A Oil that helps with direct injection turbo engines for oil dilution, I wanted them to put the amsoil in which does.

[@chuckler691]

I've been using Amsoil products since 1974, I've never had a problem. I currently drive a 2009 Ford explorer that just turned 269 thousand miles and runs like a top.

[@davidwhittaker9511]

Unlike most engine oil filter brands, AMSOIL filters have an "Absolute Rating" An absolute rating gives the size of the largest particle that will pass through the filter media, the micron size (um). Absolute ratings are better for representing the effectiveness of a filter vs nominal rated filters. AMSOIL engine oil filters are Beta Rated, meaning the filters have an efficiency rating as well as the micron size rating. (ie) Beta 75 [Bx = 75] is 98.7% efficient at 20 um's. To my knowledge, this is the most efficient engine oil filter available on the market today. Please correct me if I am wrong, I know of no other filters available that provide this efficiency at 20 um's and rated for 25,000 miles. If there are 100,000/ particles per ml upstream of the filter in the oil system of your engine, rated at 98.7% efficient, this filter only lets 1333 particles per ml larger than 20 um's through each oil pass. For example if you have a filter with a nominal rating of 50% at 20 um's, this filter will let 50,000 particles per ml through the filter on each pass. Pumping all these particles through your engine lubricating system greatly increases the wear on the engine bearing surfaces. The AMSOIL engine filters greatly reduce engine wear by capturing 98.7% of the particles larger than 20ums. I believe these filters are 50% efficient at 10 ums.

[@josephrimando5684]

My Toyota Tacoma runs amsoil signature series for 10K miles oil interval. No issues.

[@repairvehicle]

With Amsoil there is no issues. Amsoil makes best oil money can buy

[@davidwhittaker9511]

Good video, brings awareness to many aspects of doing an oil change yourself. You just don't ever really know the conditions of filters or the oil when you go to a shop for an OC. I commented below, I do not know of any other filter brands that offers an "Absolute Rated" filter, as well as a "Beta Rating" and "Micron Size" rating, plus API approved for 25,000 miles with normal driving conditions. These filters offer as well significantly more oil flow as compared to a paper media filter. Yes they are more expensive, but significantly reduce engine wear by capturing more particles than any other filter.

[@phillipholmes4466]

Just purchased a 2005 lincoln town car with 4.6 litre v8. It's very important to use a flood to turn engine over without starting to fill oil filter, this engine knocked on starting. Changed over to Amsoil Signature and filter. Enjoyed video. TX

[@repairvehicle]

Thanks for commenting

[@ahey4]

I have a 1996 Toyota Camry 2.2 4Cyl. and have had amazing results with AMSoil for both tranny, differential, and oil. I have 170,000 miles on it and switched over at 164,000 when I bought the car used.

[@EJ257IHI]

I have a 1998 Camry 2.2L 4Cyl, did you do transmission drains with the Amsoil or did you flush it? I'm running Valvoline 5W-30 Synthetic Blend. Those cars are front wheel drive, they don't have a differential.

[@repairvehicle]

@EJ257IHI on some Toyotas with front wheel drive they had differential fluid drain and fill plug on automatic transmission

[@EJ257IHI]

@@repairvehicle Didn't know that, thank you. I had a 2005 Highlander V6 once upon a time, what a great car/engine. Sold it because I had too many cars.

[@clintonkirker5154]

Did you do an oil sample? If there is an issue an oil sample will help you determine that. I have been using Amsoil in my 15 liter for the last 198,000 miles and have been using a bypass filter and have never had build up like that.

[@repairvehicle]

Yes, before switching to amsoil. Previous owner wasn't using amsoil, just full synthetic oil every 10k miles, and now amsoil oil cleaning up the mess full synthetic left behind.

[@extremedrivr]

Dang!!! 15 Liter?? How much horsepower?? 😂😂👍👍

[@abofares1304]

I'm using amsoil signature 5w30 and it is more than perfect 👌

[@markkus1134]

I use it in my air cooled Honda XR 400 most synthetics today are way better than conventional oils well 0-20 0-16 are newer oils only available in a synthetic... Just change with a good synthetic oil at 3000-5000 miles your engine will last a long time

[@repairvehicle]

Depending on full synthetic and engine, oil can only last 2k miles max

[@mannys9130]

There are blend 0W-20 oils now.

[@ralphwood8818]

I used Castrol R in my Gillera bike. We didnt have synthetic then. You could smell it a mile away.

[@ericthiel4053]

Alright I'm sold. Buying a case for my next change. I had never heard of amsoil until I happened to stumble across a video. Thanks for the info. My jeep in just now at 50k and I'm curious to see how much gunk I can clean out. Thanks!!!

[@repairvehicle]

Glad I could help

[@davidwhittaker9511]

I highly recommend an AMSOIL oil Filter to go along with your next AMSOIL oil change. AMSOIL's long drain program works best with an AMSOIL engine filter. They have an application look up guide on the website, gives you lube capacities and filter options.

[@StevelsCamping]

I've been using AMSOIL for over 15 yrs, I will not use anything else. I just put a bypass system on my Ram 1500 and ordered one for my Ram 3500.

[@repairvehicle]

what year is your 1500 and 3500?

[@StevelsCamping]

@@repairvehicle 2017 1500 & 2011 3500

[@repairvehicle]

Very nice

[@brentneahring2797]

I run amsoil Signature series 5w30 in my ecoboost 15 taurus sho, normally these engines have an oil blowby problem with the pcv system. But after 20k miles that damn catch can is almost always empty, I don't think I'll run anything else. Plus it sat for 3 days and I remote started it and it fired up immediately, plus their atf smoothed out my transmission and even made braking to a stop smoother, normally it would clunk when downshifting from 3rd to 1st(it skips 2nd). No issues here 👍

[@repairvehicle]

That awesome! Thank you for sharing your experience with amsoil.

[@Eunpakim7154]

Can I ask what oil you were using before amsoil? I am unsure about switching as I switch oil every 6 months (2500-3000 miles) anyway full synthetic

[@repairvehicle]

I don’t know what brand previous owner was using but it was full synthetic oil according to the records. What are you driving and how many miles on it? What brand of oil are you using?

[@Eunpakim7154]

@@repairvehicle I drive a 2013 Honda civic and use dealership oil. It has about 182k miles. I bought the car used recently and whoever owned the car before did oil changes like every 10k + miles (1 year)

[@repairvehicle]

@Eunpakim7154 , watch this video and tell Me if it’s worth using amsoil . 15k miles oil change intervals and 300k miles on Lexus RX350 without engine repairs kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH2ypq2DmK94bKc

[@repairvehicle]

@Eunpakim7154 , 15,000 oil change intervals using 0w-20 and no repairs. 0w-20 oil review kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYi3mGqNhZ2Emtk

[@sirjohndoeofpa3292]

I would never go over 5k miles on any oil, even Amsoil.

[@youarerightboss]

Amsoil Signature Series, simply the best

[@oldbiker9739]

sure that isn't orange anti freeze getting in your crank case via intake manifold or head gasket ? did you do an oi analysis as well to check for other contaminates ?

[@repairvehicle]

I did oil analysis and zero coolant and no other contaminants. Also, I am not loosing any coolant or other fluids

[@oldbiker9739]

@@repairvehicle ok that's good then

[@traceyjones2010]

If it's cold where your at it could be condensation I have oil catch can and when I go to empty it fluid is and oil and water mix first time I seen it I just about freaked watched a couple of videos on it and my heart rate came back down to normal beeps so yeah looked kinda milky made me think I blew a head gasket.

[@johnherian781]

Changing filters at intermittent intervals is as important as changing the oil itself.

[@quyenbui2263]

I use amsoil and filter with my 2015 supercharge chevy ss and my supercharge 2018 chevy silverado .... no issue been using it in all y pass vehicles as well

[@jwhmerica504]

Send a sample to blackstone oil testing. They give you a lot of great information.

[@lesliedsouza4077]

Sir. All good brand oils have plenty detergent. So, why different from Amsoil? Is Amsoil using some special detergent?

[@repairvehicle]

If all brand had plenty of detergent then why filter is full of debris left by other full synthetic oil?

[@lesliedsouza4077]

@@repairvehicle Sir. If debris in filter, means detergent is doing its job & dispersant is carrying to filter? I do lab oil analysis, every oil change, for my vehicles. I know some numbers. Therefore, I don't need to cut filters. That said - Amsoil numbers come good. Maybe commercial operators prefer?

[@solonpeet1142]

AMSOIL IS KING !

[@HomesByStrand]

Would you recommend an Amsoil oil filter for a 2018 Lexus RX 350?

[@repairvehicle]

Absolutely. I use it my lexus amsoil oil filter

[@Beangoeszoom]

Call me crazy, but I just do synthetic changes and OEM filter every 3k. That way, youre not even giving the oil a chance to sludge or get much build up in it in the first place.

[@mjuberian]

maybe even insane

[@repairvehicle]

In reality full synthetic oil on average is good for 3k miles max. There are few exceptions, depending on vehicle brand and full synthetic oil grade. 100% synthetic oil is different class on its own

[@mjuberian]

@Steven B Push the envelope and go 2900 Live on the edge man

[@repairvehicle]

@tilley Schmolph, 😆 lol. This is funny

[@jdmphunk1]

I do the same exact procedure on all my cars every 3k no matter what

[@robertnordeen4631]

I run 5w30 boasted Amsoil 5 to 6 k then change. I'll never go 25k. As it says or as the ads run with it. I only have one car. My 2007 Chevy Impala 3.9l v6. 210,000 mi. I ran Amsoil 5w30 change 5-6kmi. This car had oil pressure sensor issues 4 times. 1st time was replaced. A year later. #2. Come on not again! They are to last 3/4 life of car. I was using Lucas oil synthetic. about 5kmi it came on. Research to find you have dirty oil! Change oil and codes all cleared. #3 5kmi. Oil pressure sensor codes again , don't panic, don't tell panicky friends say bla bla bla!! OH and remote starter failed evey time also. After changing oil every time the codes cleared and remote starter worked. #4. Change oil to 100% Amsoil boasted 5w30 6k mi no issues !!!! I'm staying with Amsoil !!

[@repairvehicle]

You don't have to go 25k miles before changing oil. Oil is engineered to last 25k miles highway driving.

[@repairvehicle]

Amsoil oil definitely works. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@robertnordeen4631]

Have a friend that went 25k on brand X full synthetic oil. They advertise you can go a year. I think that's false advertising. Maybe the oil can sit around in the car for a year and put 5 k miles on it or not drive it very much. You better read the fine print and do your research cuz my friends car blew up at 25k miles. He even went to the company with no results. Total pain to get another motor. Use cation when change intervals go beyond reasonable logic. 12k 25k 100k mile change intervals or a YEAR. Hah.

[@repairvehicle]

25k miles is not for every engine. If engine has fuel dilution problems, sludge or some other problems it will fail at 25k miles oil change intervals or 5k miles interval. I have see engine failure at 3k oil change intervals due fuel dilution. Also, Chevy 5.7 went almost 1 million miles without engine repairs and changing oil every 25k miles. This engine did not make 1 million miles because valve keeper broke and destroyed the engine and it has nothing to due with oil. www.amsoil.com/performance-tests/archive/?zo=5257753

[@edquillin3371]

So you are saying it is better to use amsoil than regular synthetic oils

[@repairvehicle]

Yes

[@brandonhatfield2547]

Also switched my boat to amsoil 15w-40 diesel/marine oil. I can't find anywhere if it's also 100% synthetic like signature series? Maybe you know?

[@repairvehicle]

I don't know

[@duramaxnick]

All amsoil motor oil is 100% synthetic

[@ronladuke7235]

Used Amsoil diesel marine in my 350 chev powered SeaRay for years and it worked perfectly but Amsoil makes special marine oils now?

[@repairvehicle]

They do have it www.amsoil.com/p/amsoil-10w-40-100-synthetic-marine-engine-oil-wcf/?zo=5257753

[@omersarac6281]

Do you suggest Amsoil synthetic for my 2006 Toyota Avalon?

[@repairvehicle]

How many miles ? Any oil leaks? Any oil consumption?

[@omersarac6281]

@@repairvehicle 184560miles ..no oil leakage...no idea about oil consumption

[@repairvehicle]

Is your engine clean on the inside, like it’s shown in this short video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmebfoZ4nc6qd7c

[@omersarac6281]

@@repairvehicle definitely it's clean

[@repairvehicle]

I strongly recommend Amsoil oil for your car if you are looking for best protection for your engine and get many years of trouble free driving

[@briant7652]

Would you recommend Amsoil for an old Camry with over 200,000 miles? I plan on keeping the car until it dies.

[@repairvehicle]

What year? I switched my tundra with 225k miles to amsoil

[@briant7652]

@@repairvehicle 2007 4 cylinder

[@repairvehicle]

If you don't have sludge on the inside then it's safe to amsoil, otherwise amsoil will eventually remove sludge and expose cracked and damaged seals and oil will start leaking.

[@briant7652]

@@repairvehicle I haven't taken the engine apart, but have maintained the oil since I got it at 70K miles and I dont have reason to believe it would have sludge. Thanks for the reply!

[@repairvehicle]

How often did you change your oil? What type of oil did you use, synthetic or conventional? I have some good news also about your camry, video will be uploaded to my channel in few weeks

[@unknownfacts7248]

can i add liqy moly MOS2 with AMSOIL 5w30 diesel engine oil, is there any benefit to add mos2 or it is waste of money only,please reply soon

[@repairvehicle]

Waste of money

[@unknownfacts7248]

if i use semi synthetic oil, then??

[@repairvehicle]

Don’t use additive. With additive you are diluting perfectly balanced oil. I will have video with proof on my channel soon, hopefully before year ends.

[@YooperDanKulka]

I just changed my Kawasaki z 400 2022 factory oil and filter with amzoil and I noticed that the bike ran smoothers and quieter. When I drove the bike I got 43.8 mpg. Now at work 600 miles (break in period) I got 53.8 miles per gallon so now ill see what I can get with amzoil and a Hiflo 303 filter. It's all in the microns!!! Just got 700 miles & up to 54.3 mpg. I love your videos but you need to add a magnet to the out side of the filter!

[@repairvehicle]

Which Amsoil oil did you use? Thank you for sharing your experience?

[@svenbodell1415]

That is the result of that new oil is cleaning out an engine that been run with low grade oil and not changed as recommended. If you have a bad or poorly maintained engine this is the result of what can come out with Oil that can clean out old deposits.

[@Prophet10Joseph10]

Interesting video. What kind of auto do you have?

[@repairvehicle]

I have gas and diesel vehicles

[@jamesrivers6853]

I got 241,000 miles on my 2016 Chevy Silverado 1500 5.3 no lifter problems no cam problems just did the valve gaskets on it. Motor is not gummed up or gunky kind of a golden hue. I’m still running strong knock on wood and thank you Amsoil superior oil superior oil product.

[@repairvehicle]

What viscosity are you using? How often do you change your oil?

[@jack8356]

I would love to use the signature. But they dont make it for the 0w 16.

[@repairvehicle]

They will in the future when more cars require

[@LexusJDM350]

Lots of mechanics say change the oil after 6 months because of the oil degrading. Is this also true for Amsoil Signature?

[@repairvehicle]

AMSOIL oil in harsh environment for 13 months and Lab results best motor oil, fleet maintenance kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3jReZitm7F9ptU

[@LexusJDM350]

@@repairvehicle thank you for the information!

[@repairvehicle]

You are welcome

[@repairvehicle]

What do you drive

[@LexusJDM350]

@@repairvehicle Just got a 2015 Lexus GS350 AWD in February. I've been using Mobil 1 Extended Performance since then twice. Was planning on switching to Pennzoil Ultra Platinum but might do Amsoil Signature if it's worth the extra cost.

[@tundras4ever552]

What are your thoughts on running 5w30 on a 3ur-fe engine? America calls for 0w20 but everywhere else they use 5w30 or even thicker in some countries.

[@repairvehicle]

I will make a video on this subject today and upload to my channel explaining and answering your question

[@tundras4ever552]

@@repairvehicle awesome can't wait to see it. I'm mainly curious since i live in Texas and it can get pretty damn hot here as do the countries that use the thicker oil. Also idk if it matters but i mainly do highway driving 70-75mph. never tow anything either.

[@stevel1475]

If I were you, I would run 5w30 because of Texas ambient temps. Oil will shear over time, your 20 weight will thin out very thin. At least 30 weight gives you some extra protection. The 1 million mile Tundra changed his oil once a month so additives were always fresh.

[@colinnicols5387]

Theres nothing to stop you making up your own viscosity. In same make and series, mixing and matching works. Been doing it with amsoil for years.

[@tarquineous]

I would suggest a 5w-20 after 40K miles, then 0w-30 after 90 to 100K. Amsoil makes these weights. Note: the 5w-20 is also available in their High Mileage formula. Use a quart per oil change after the vehicle is 5 years old. Or you can use all High Mileage oil, every other oil change. Note: The 5w-20 is a very stable viscosity oil.

[@wwilliams1358]

I've been using Amsoil products for the past 15yrs and have no complaints. However, with this test it would have been much better if you cut open the other filter as well. This test was a little subjective being only one filter was cut open. Still, thanks for sharing.

[@repairvehicle]

I am working on it, to show more filters and different brands

[@dfls5069]

Does Amsoil have more detergents in it than Royal Purple? I've seen engines opened up after using RP and they were very clean.

[@repairvehicle]

Yes, Amsoil has move detergent and that's one of the reasons why it can last 25k miles between oil changes

[@joec2174]

Full synthetic vs 100 % synthetic there is a huge difference between the two oils. I put Amsoil signature oil in my cx 9 turbo from day one. No issues at all .

[@tinamcgarrah7794]

Doubt if there would be with a full synthetic and a quality Purolator BOSS or ONE filter, changed at 5000 either! Still cheaper than the Amsoil 100% synthetic . But to each his own!

[@repairvehicle]

I don't change my Amsoil oil every 5k miles, 10k to 15k miles.

[@repairvehicle]

Also, zero engine wear with amsoil oil. I could not get that with full synthetic oil

[@foamflyer1]

Why don't you get an oil analysis ? You know if you prove Amsoil did this to your eng, Amsoil will pay to have it fixed if the oil was a problem.

[@markwarnberg9504]

@@repairvehicle Does it say "15,000miles oil service" in the owners manual?

[@whatposterman1222]

I’d like your thoughts on replacing a quart of oil for fresh ATF and good run before oil and filter change. An old mechanic told me if I’d do that every so often, it’d keep the engine sludge cleaned out with ATF high detergent. But, I do not know? Also, I’ve heard Diesel engine oil has much higher detergent content? Another fellow I know who’s an engineer and mechanic believes the absolute best way to keep engine clean internally is to use full synthetic and change both it and filter every 3500 miles. But, I do not know myself? Would like your thoughts, very interesting video. Has me wanting to hunt down my local Amsoil dealer. Thank you for sharing your filter results, it’s very fascinating to me.

[@repairvehicle]

Atf does not work well when mixed with engine oil, severe wear will happen. Diesel oil is formulated differently and has different amounts of detergent depending on brand. Full synthetic oil is not synthetic at all, it's a synthetic blend. Running Full synthetic oil for 3500 miles can cause severe damage to the engine. Depending on the brand of oil and engine type, some synthetic oils are out of specifications at only 2000 miles. After 2000 miles oil is no longer lubricating engine, but destroying engine, on some cars and with some full synthetic oils.

[@whatposterman1222]

Maybe I’m using wrong term with full synthetic, so I’ll name the brand he uses. Mobil one. Is that full synthetic or blend, I’m showing my ignorance I know. Mobil 1 says 5k on their oil but filter needs to be changed 3k. Like I say, I don’t know. But it seems common in most new car recommendations oil change every 5-7k or so? So, you’re saying I should use amsoil oil and filter and change every 2000 miles would be best? I’m trying to learn, because cars are so expensive, I need to make them last as long as I can....

[@repairvehicle]

Using amsoil oil at 2k miles is not any different than 15k miles. Amsoil oil formulated for long drain intervals. Using full synthetic oil, then change it more frequently. What do you have and year? Watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pImVdpKYZd95qM0

[@mikecastleberry9671]

Put new oil filter on every 400 miles for a year and see what's not in your engine

[@thepokerpilotapp]

@@whatposterman1222 he’s trying to tell you if you use an Amsoil filter and their signature series oul you can go a full year or 15,000, whichever comes first.

[@malik7221]

I am about to change my car transmission oil with amsoil gl4 synthetic oil. Is it a good choice or should I go with liqui moly oil?

[@repairvehicle]

What year and model is your car?

[@malik7221]

@@repairvehicle it's a 1988 Suzuki ss80 hatch.

[@repairvehicle]

Amsoil is excellent choice, however I don't know what type of fluid is needed for your transmission.

[@malik7221]

@@repairvehicle thanks for your reply. The recommended fluid for transmission is sae gl4 90. Amsoil is 75w-90. I hope i am picking the right oil. Also I have another little question about liqui moly mos2 engine oil. I have been using that oil for some time now and have not run into any issues so far. But a mechanic told me that mos2 additive in liqui moly oil is bad for main engine bearings. Is it true or just a myth? I have noticed that after using that oil engine is running smoothly now and is more quite then before. Is there really any cause for concern or should I just keep using that oil?

[@repairvehicle]

From Amsoil website "Recommended for use in differentials, manual transmissions and other gear applications requiring any of the following specifications: API GL-5, MT-1, MIL-PRF-2105E, Dana SHAES 234 (Formerly Eaton PS-037), Mack GO-J, or other GL-5 based specifications from vehicle manufacturers, including Ford*, GM* and Chrysler*. Can also be used in axles where an API GL-4 lubricant is recommended." You are fine to use Amsoil 75w-90 www.amsoil.com/p/severe-gear-75w-90-svg/?zo=5257753 I don't see any problems using mos2, unless you are using incorrect viscosity. Also, there is nothing liquid moly website advising against using this oil.

[@haniffabangon3169]

What is your opinion or thoughts regarding AMSOIL DIESEL injector cleaner and CATACLEAN? Would you recommend using those products? I use Amsoil 5w40 signature series on my 150k kms diesel truck.

[@repairvehicle]

What do you have? I strongly recommend using amsoil injector cleaner. Amsoil has data on their website how much their products makes difference. Cataclean has no data, no proof how much it works.

[@haniffabangon3169]

@@repairvehicle thank you so much.

[@stevel1475]

Are the Amsoil filters the same as a WIX XP?

[@repairvehicle]

No

[@tone5959]

I have ran Amsoil in my cars and trucks and my diesel Cummins for over 30 years whe never had a problem

[@repairvehicle]

How often do you change Amsoil oil?

[@09NXN06]

Very good oil!

[@florantegalamgam2231]

I”ll buy amsoil today. Thank you

[@repairvehicle]

For which vehicle?

[@9THR33]

i believe these deposits on the filter ocurred because the amsoil cleaned the carbon build up off of the engine internals... i would guess that the next use of amsoil would not leave so much of these deposits because the first use, cleaned the engine already.

[@repairvehicle]

You are correct

[@9THR33]

@@repairvehicle i just purchased amsoil signature series 5w30. looking forward to using this oil. first time i have used "premium" amsoil. question, did you ever do this test again after this ?

[@repairvehicle]

Not yet, planning too.

[@OutlawChevy2]

That carbon he is showing us is the stuff that kills direct injection engines!

[@charlesm.9858]

Thank you for your video!! Where can I get a amsol oil filter for my 2007 GS 350 ?

[@repairvehicle]

You can get from here www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2007/lexus/gs350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2gr-fse-i/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753

[@charlesm.9858]

Thank you Sir!! You are the Best!!

[@Boodieman72]

I switched from an Amsoil filter to a K&P Engineering reusable filter, still use Amsoil flush and oil for oil changes.

[@repairvehicle]

You didn't like clean oil with 20 microns ratings and chose 35 microns ratings for filtration? Stuff smaller than 30 microns is what causes the wear. Big stuff over 30 microns is when you have metal shavings, it's to late at this point. They referring to paper filter media, no oem uses paper filter. Why are they scaring people with paper when oem don't use and only low end aftermarket available that majority of people don't even use it.

[@Boodieman72]

@@repairvehicle Amsoil ran out of the filter for my car and disposing of oil filters is a PITA. If you want ulta filtration then installing a bypass oil filter will be a huge benefit.

[@repairvehicle]

There is a better alternative to k&p when Amsoil oil filter is not available. Polluting water with oil residue from filter is not any better than disposable filter

[@Boodieman72]

@@repairvehicle When both Amsoil and Wix filters aren't available, what do you suggest? Polluting water? The oil from the filter is flushed out with brake cleaner then dried with compressed air. The oil is then disposed of according to EPA regulations in the city waste oil drop off site.

[@repairvehicle]

According to the website you supposed to washed with soap and water after brake fluid. There's an alternative good filters available. I need get one and I will make a video explaining. What do you have that Amsoil filter is not available?

[@Kushalien51_nv]

Will asmoil oil be perfect for my 250k mile acura Integra 1991 ?

[@repairvehicle]

Yes, if you want premium protection

[@jafinch78]

I think you're starting to sell me on using 100% synthetic... guessing the OE 0W-20 Amsoil for a few oil changes to clean the engine out at least. What do you recommend for the fuel injectors cleaning?

[@repairvehicle]

This video explains differences kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqOqaIVogriDpJI I use this one once first time and every year if I drive more than 5k miles. www.amsoil.com/p/p-i-performance-improver-gasoline-additive-api/?zo=5257753 I use this one every fill up to keep me fuel system in perfect condition, if I am not driving a lot and fill up once every 3 weeks www.amsoil.com/p/upper-cylinder-lubricant-ucl/?zo=5257753

[@OutlawChevy2]

The 1 and only time to use conventional oil is at initial new engine break in.

[@GokuInstinct1]

Is Amsoil OE worth the extra cost if I’m changing every 6 months/5k miles? I’m using Mobil 1 extended performance and thinking of maybe using Pennzoil Platinum.

[@repairvehicle]

Yes if you want extra protection

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

I use Amsoil Signature and I barely drive 200 miles a year. I change it x1 per year on my barely driven car. For my other Car I change at 5000k miles for my daily driver, also on Signature series. Both Honda performance cars using OEM filters.

[@eric20234]

Ultra platinum is a very good "big box store oil" and will do really good for you . Amsoil ss is awesome but is pricey but worth it especially if you go 10k + drain intervals

[@johnrodriguez7108]

Just found your channel...have a 2003 dodge Durango..can I use Amsoil full synthetic with no problems? And how often should I do oil changes with full synthetic?..willing to try all Amsoil products that you have recommended

[@repairvehicle]

What engine size? For what purpose do you use Durango?

[@tomc8829]

Full synthetic? Amsoil is not a full synthetic.

[@Ruhdiculus]

Amsoil is 100% synthetic and it will not cause problems.

[@traceyjones2010]

Amsoil is full synthetic I just switched all my fluids over to amsoil products that's how confident I am on amsoil products I won't wait 25,000 before I change oil but I can already tell you after changing out oil and transmission fluid my car feels smoother it's like the car can breath again that's the best way to put it so every 30,000 I will change transmission fluid and every 5000 to 7500 I will change oil and if I pass that I will have the confidence of knowing I'm still not hurting my motor if I go past that yes I know they say you can go 25,000 between but I don't want to risk that only because I'm not use to that yes this is new to me and yes a little more expensive but a lot less cheaper than a transmission or motor.

[@LithiumSix66]

I change at 6000. I have 125k on mine and it runs so perfectly

[@nikkoBcool]

Do you use their coolant? Is the coolant safe to use in a MB that requires the blue stuff?

[@repairvehicle]

Yes I do. Who requires blue coolant?

[@nikkoBcool]

@@repairvehicle you use their regular coolant or low toxicity one? Mercedes Benz uses the blue coolant, different formula then the green or red stuff. What cars do you their coolant in? Any issues and have you seen any difference?

[@repairvehicle]

I use regular. MB doesn't make their own coolant they go to oil companies or coolant companies for the product. Color doesn't determine coolant specifications it just a dye to separate themselves from others. I use Amsoil coolant in my Ford, lexus and will be switching my Toyota and Ram Cummins also. No issues, warm up little bit faster.

[@nikkoBcool]

After digging more it's an issue between HOAT and non-HOAT coolants. MB among others require HOAT coolant only (the green stuff is not hoat) Here's what they say: MB requires HOAT (Hybrid Organic Acid Tech.) coolant. Any one on the below table will do, but Zerex G48 (blue) or Zerex G05 (gold) can be purchased at any automotive store. Green coolant is a non HOAT coolant and is not accepted or approved. ------ Will amsoil coolant work in MB? Info found on amsoil PDF concerning their low toxicity coolant: Low-Toxicity, Biodegradable beyond those provided by today’s conventional antifreeze and coolant products. Unlike conventional ethylene glycol-based products, which are acutely toxic.... Conventional ethylene glycol-based coolants are toxic, presenting a poisoning risk if ingested by children, pets, livestock or wildlife.... ..... Propylene Glycol Antifreeze & Coolant is a proprietary hybrid organic acid (HOAT) formulation that does not contain phosphate, nitrite, silicate, borate or amine found in conventional antifreeze/ coolants Conclusion; yes, the low toxicity coolant will work, I will switch my Benz over to it since someone put the wrong coolant in anyway and low toxicity is a plus in case it ever evaporates into the cabin. I will switch all my vehicles over the the amsoil low toxicity coolant as well.

[@nikkoBcool]

Also, their low toxicity actually costs about the same as regular because it comes full strength (needs to be diluted 50/50) while other one comes pre diluted. It does have a shorter life span though.

[@ronh9384]

Interesting video? What car and engine did you run this in? And how many miles did the oil stay in the engine?

[@repairvehicle]

If the mileage is not in the video, otherwise I don't remember. I know for sure it's 12 months.

[@scottsmith6571]

Do You use 5w30 in your 200 I live in sc it gets very hot here

[@repairvehicle]

200?

[@scottsmith6571]

200 series 5.7 I thought U had one

[@repairvehicle]

0w-20 I use. What year is your 5.7?

[@scottsmith6571]

@@repairvehicle 2011 lx570

[@repairvehicle]

That's an awesome suv you have. My dream suv. Lexus recommends 0w-20 for your 5.7. If you looking for ultimate engine protection use signature series oil and it's what I use in every vehicle. Here's the link for your lexus www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2014/lexus/lx570/5-7l-8-cyl-engine-code-3ur-fe-5/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753

[@TechCrazy]

I can't help but wonder, how cleaning detergents and solvent can clean and yet have lubricating properties of the oil stick to the metal parts. Aren't they the opposite?

[@repairvehicle]

For example dish soap, hand soap, body wash, has cleaning abilities and provides oils to the body. Car wash with wax and soap. Detergent is special chemical used by every oil motor, atf, fuel additives companies when formulating products. Solvent is used in brake parts cleaning, acetone, carburetor cleaners and so on. They are not opposite, it depends on the concentration percentage.

[@TechCrazy]

@@repairvehicle I say this because some Amsoil users have said that they have more engine rattle after using this oil. Wonder if there is too much detergent in this formula. I know a lot are happy with it too. Just curious.

[@repairvehicle]

It's possible because it is removing all the carbon build up from worn out parts and now you have relatively clean parts that have major wear and it will make rattling noise no matter what brand of oil you going to use on cleaner engine. There are people under impression that Amsoil oil will fix worn out neglected engine, but it cannot add material to worn out components. Also, there are Amsoil haters that say false information. Look at the politics and media.

[@repairvehicle]

Amsoil does not have too much detergent otherwise my engine would have severe wear. But it's opposite, no wear, zero wear on the engine. Verified via oil analysis, not once but many times.

[@nalaahznia1809]

when ive done my oil change i forgot to flush with my amsoil flashing. but i put the amsoil. is okey to flash next time when i change my oil again? after 5000 miles?

[@repairvehicle]

Yes, it is okay to use flush next time

[@nalaahznia1809]

How often you change your oil? is it okey every 5000 miles?

[@repairvehicle]

It depends on the vehicle, how I drive and oil type

[@repairvehicle]

It could be 10k miles or it could be 2k miles

[@chocolatemilk9821]

Do u need to flush it? Like what could go wrong if u don't

[@juancolima82]

Saludos desde México! Que auto es y cuántas millas tiene de uso? apenas estoy utilizando amsoil en mi jeep, se ve que el aceite está trabajando muy bien, cada cuántas millas, cambias el aceite, yo lo estoy haciendo cada año porque solo recorre mi Jeep 3000 millas en un año

[@repairvehicle]

Translate to English please

[@tarzan30809]

Lo cambia cada 10 a 15 mill millas

[@mjsmouse1967]

Wow not good!! Thanks for the video!!

[@roadglide1142]

What type of engine & what make and year , mileage please ? Thanks

[@repairvehicle]

2012 Toyota tundra 4.6 v8 and 227k miles on it.

[@roadglide1142]

@@repairvehicle That engine should last at least 500K with decent care . I wouldn’t be worried at all.

[@repairvehicle]

Seeing all the garbage in filter, I am not very confident anymore

[@htatesil4192]

5.4 3v e350 180k miles burning a quart every 6k

[@blakemcadams1718]

What is the filter for a 2021 4runner trd pro?

[@blakemcadams1718]

@@repairvehicle Has the removable canister and you replace the inner filter!

[@repairvehicle]

Actually 2021 has different filter. I just spoke with amsoil over the phone and they told me that this is the filter for your suv. You can call them and confirm if you want, number on their website. Here's the link to filter www.amsoil.com/p/eaoilfilt/?code=EA15K49-EA&zo=5257753

[@blakemcadams1718]

@@repairvehicleThanks I truly appreciate it!

[@repairvehicle]

No problem

[@blackseabrew]

Very much appreciated. I'm looking at Amsoil for my new Chevy stroker motor. I'm spending some bucks on this motor so I want to protect it.

[@repairvehicle]

Thanks for commenting. Amsoil is no doubt best oil money can buy

[@michaelbarrick1668]

Been using Amsoil on all of my vehicles since the 80’s and never had any issues

[@repairvehicle]

Who said I had issue with Amsoil?

[@Italianborn]

I’ve always used castrol first 50k changed every 8k then after 50 i start to change it every 5k… now planning to buy amsoil and give it a try but only thing i hate is you don’t find it in stores every single time you have to order it online !

[@repairvehicle]

Why buy in store when it’s cheaper online?

[@Italianborn]

@@repairvehicle online you have to wait for shipping and delivery time that can eventually take ling time, specially with this shortage going on, Amsoil is already saying to expect delay… store you go, pick, go home

[@repairvehicle]

Even stores today don’t have everything in stock and requires wait time

[@lesrinehart933]

The oil corporations have it done so as long as they have a certain amount of synthetic in it they can say fully synthetic and actually it’s not.

[@100pyatt]

Awesome oil, best you can buy!!

[@mikehigby7897]

Did you just change to amsoil? Amsoil cleans up everything the previous oil leaves behind due to high detergent levels.

[@repairvehicle]

I run amsoil for 1 year in this engine

[@mikehigby7897]

@@repairvehicle yes its doing its job. I had my dad and good friend switch to amsoil signature series around 30-60k and warned them the oil is going to get dark quick because it cleans up build up from previous "full synthetics"

[@rodgerhoffman307]

Send a sample of your oil to an analysis lab. they should be able to tell you what it is-send the filter too.

[@oleglishchenko4922]

There is no need to use Amsoil. Just change your oil regularly, 8K km or 5K miles. Kirkland synthetic from Costco works very well at a fraction of the price of Amsoil.

[@repairvehicle]

Having zero engine wear with amsoil, it's worth every penny. Improved fuel economy only comes with amsoil. Saving money on oil changes comes only with amsoil. Using amsoil products only pays, it does cost. Previous owner used full synthetic oil and amsoil oil is just removing all the carbon build created by other brands of oil.

[@warrenksanbornjr.6643]

Amsoil is the best I use to use casserole GTX but I've found Amsoil is even better

[@extremedrivr]

@@warrenksanbornjr.6643 Glad you stopped paying the people who gave us the "Full Synthetic" label. Mobile vs Castrol Lawsuit late 90's is why we have the stupid Full Synthetic labels now.

[@TheCardonainc]

@@warrenksanbornjr.6643 I use "Casserole" GTX when I make casseroles

[@nolimillar7835]

test cerma oil please

[@repairvehicle]

Why?

[@nolimillar7835]

@@repairvehicle they said it is better than AMSOIL. There are no bad reviews on this oil and no third party or individual review on this oil. Please test it.

[@repairvehicle]

I will add to my list

[@shaneintegra]

Awesome video!

[@dbarr8261]

For best results use Amsoil flush first and then use Amsoil oil.

[@tarquineous]

Then you really need to change the filter early. Especially a dirty engine.

[@dbarr8261]

You use the flush with the old oil and filter. So yes when you change rhe oil, change the filter too. Always.

[@sevenwonders1717]

Thanks Man - I enjoy your Videos! I was "planning" to change my Wife's (2008 Altima) CVT Fluid to Amsoil. Now, I wonder... If Amsoil does THIS good of a Job at Cleaning, would it be likely to Clean "too much" in a 95K mi CVT to cause a Leak?

[@sevenwonders1717]

Also, I am planning to change my New Murano CVT Fluid to Amsoil. When is Best? 3k... 5k miles?

[@repairvehicle]

Not in the transmission. It doesn't have the same cleaning ability as oil.

[@repairvehicle]

5k

[@sevenwonders1717]

@@repairvehicle Thanks Much!

[@Ruhdiculus]

If you have a leak, you have a leak. Oil isn't going to cause a leak lol. All it will do it clean correctly.

[@DuckMcDuckinson]

That stuff in the filter might be oil sludge. The amsoil cleaned it out.

[@repairvehicle]

Carbon build from previous brands of oil is being removed by Amsoil oil and trapped by Amsoil oil filter.

[@DuckMcDuckinson]

@@repairvehicle yeah but also sludge could build up just bc of the 10k intervals

[@DuckMcDuckinson]

@@repairvehicle was the oil you used signature series?

[@repairvehicle]

It was not 10k oil change intervals, it was 5k , 7k and and few times 10k according to the service records by the previous owner.

[@repairvehicle]

Yes, signature series.

[@ANGRY_AMERICAN]

Amsoil recommends using their motor flush also

[@repairvehicle]

Yes they do

[@josephpuchel6497]

Hello What intervals do you change oil filter or both oil and oil filter ? Do you change oil filter only then add additional oil ? Excellent video

[@repairvehicle]

Oil filter once year up to 15k or more depending on the vehicle. Depending on Oil per analysis filter is changed only and additional oil is added.

[@josephpuchel6497]

Hey very nice thank you