ATS Chemical 505 CRO Oil System Cleaner Review! As Seen on Scotty Kilmer Channel! Engine Carbon!

[@albertmoore3513]

I used it on my 2000 Chevy.Pick up and it raised oil pressure and increase gas mileage.For all your naysayers out there

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting and make sure to subscribe and have an awesome day!

[@SuperBROKEN81]

To my knowledge, you run the oil treatment before the oil change, then do an oil change right after. The treatment is not meant to stay in the engine oil.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

yea that's what I did, I think I explained that in the video, its a good idea to let the engine cool down before you do the oil change as you do not want to burn yourself with hot oil

[@SuperBROKEN81]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews Ahh ok. Now I understand what you did.

[@meatrocket1]

Never got a answer from Scotty Do yo take oil out before you add this or add to existing oil then change?

[@SuperBROKEN81]

@@meatrocket1 add to existing oil, then change to fresh oil after the cycle.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@meatrocket1 hey, add to existing oil, run the car at a fast idol (2000 rpm) for 20 minutes, drain the oil, add new oil and you are good to go, if you found this video helpful please subscribe as I am trying to grow my channel and have an awesome day

[@Time782]

This product is not meant to clean the combustion chamber. It is to clean the engine internals. It will not clean the top of the pistons.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

you are correct, subscribe to see more updates and have an awesome day and thanks for commenting

[@AnthonyParis-x3o]

The fuel treatment treats the combustion chamber

[@sylkelster]

Pedal holder: Cut a broom handle to fit between seat and gas pedal. Use electric seat control (forward / backward) to modulate pedal position.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I know, need to do that, I do not have electric seats though unfortunately, modulating may be a little harder with the manual adjustment, thanks for the tip and subscribe to my channel if you have not already and have an awesome day

[@mluterancik]

That's what I was thinking of doing too. 😂 I'm not holding that steady for 20 to 30 minutes

[@donnyarmstrong9559]

In 2022, I purchased a 2004 Ford Ranger, it 86K on it, and they folks before took good care of it. At 90K & again @ 96K, I did the CRO treatment. I followed the directions, added the treatment, did the fast idle for 15 min or so, drained oil & changed filter. Here is my results: @90K, I wiped the dipstick (clean paper towel) BEFORE adding the CRO, the oil looked like typical 3K oil. Before I drained the treated oil I again wiped the dipstick (same paper towel) and what a huge difference. The fluid was the thinnest, blackest, watery substance I have ever seen. I would say that it certainly did some major cleaning! @93K, normal oil & filter change, no CRO treatment. @96K, Same procedure... I wiped the dipstick (clean paper towel) BEFORE adding the CRO, the oil looked like typical 3K oil. Before I drained the treated oil I again wiped the dipstick (same paper towel) and, to my surprise, NO MAJOR DIFFERENCE between before & after! Now, when I drained the treated oil, the fluid was a thin & water like substance but not near as black as the first treatment. My conclusion, this stuff is good, it appears to do what it says it will, and I will not be treating with this CRO for another 25K or so. BTW, I did the CRF treatments at the 93 & 96K marks, and I do notice a difference in throttle and overall engine performance.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, that is awesome

[@lylejones5141]

Checking the top of the cylinders again won't do any good. oil does not go in the cumbustion chamber. The oil treatment cleans the drive train from gum up. Cleans the auto tensioners for the timing chain and other gum and depiosits wherever the oil is circulating. Nothing to do with the combustion chambers. You are better to check the oil color on the dipstick before running the oil cleaner and after running it to see if the oil is darker to see if the cleaner loosened the carbon and gumming. If it removed the carbon and gumming in the engine (if the engine actually had an issue with that) then the oil should be a bit darker or alot darker depending on the ammount of buildup in the engine. That would give a better indication if this product has actually done something.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

good info, thanks for commenting, in the video I did show that the oil I drained out was darker and appeared to have specks of carbon in it

[@creepycrawler4690]

He should have done this before and after with the fuel treatment.

[@PremiumUserUltra]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews that is the only info lol but thanks for the video!

[@jimvanbelkum7912]

I was thinking the same thing. Why look in the Combustion Chamber if you are cleaning the oil side of the engine. Then I realized that this product is hopefully cleaning the Rings and it might fix the problem of oil leaking past. That may very well result in a cleaner looking Combustion Chamber.

[@TheSokodelic]

​@@jimvanbelkum7912 I was thinking the same thing. It might be indirectly cleaning the combustion chamber that way.

[@grominwithrob1339]

$64 treatment is worth a $1 funnel!!!😂😂😂😂 Thanks for the review!

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I know right, I was trying to do it scotty style, subscribe to see more updates and have an awesome day

[@charlescoker7752]

May have worked better if he got all the treatment in the vehicle.

[@somap8380]

The first thing came to my mind was FUNNEL. 🤔

[@ethanhoff7772]

I used the ATS chemical 505 cro oil system treatment in my 2014 Hyundai sonata 2.4L. As you know these cars are notorious for burning oil out the exhaust in the form of blue smoke. Since I did the treatment and changed my oil, my car went from 23-24 mpg to 28 mpg. I am now 800 miles into the fresh full synthetic oil change since the oil system treatment. I check the oil dipstick constantly. It has been 800 miles of driving and I have burnt no oil. I still have the same level on the dipstick, a smidge over the F dot on the dipstick. Before the oil system treatment, I was consuming at least a quart by this point, now I' am consuming no oil. I also experimented on my 2010 Hyundai accent gs with 176000 miles on it. It has burnt oil ever since I can remember, to the point where I had to add a few quarts between oil changes. I added 4 oz of marvel mystery oil to the crankcase and drove it for 200 miles and then changed the oil and filter. I have now clocked 700 miles since the oil change and the dipstick shows that it's still a bit above the F dot on the dipstick as well. I hope this information can help other people.

[@nathanielramirez8997]

FWIW website says keep at idle and occasionally raise to 2,500 to 3,000 RPM for short periods of time. I used this today on my Saab 9-3 and I think it literally fixed my engine. Before was at 70 MPH I was at 2,400 RPM, now 2,000 RPM and my car holds boost for ~10 seconds vs dropping immediately when hitting red. I also left it in my car for around 35 minutes instead of doing 15-20. Oil was at 2,500 miles and was BURNING as I got a check oil level which prompted me using this. Oil was not darker for me when I took it out but the oil dripped for a lot longer than usual when draining, which I think speaks to the sort of "surface tension" of the oil after treatment,

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for the info, pretty interesting, subscribe so you do not miss out on future updates and have an awesome day

[@twokharacters]

Awesome comment. I'm watching this video as research for if I should use it on my Saab 9-3 as well. Was also wondering if it was ok to use with old dirty oil.

[@rangi7155]

​@@twokharactersI'm also researching to see if I want to use this product on my Hyundai Sonata. Burning 1Qt every 1000 miles as of right now. From what I've gathered you let it run and then just do the oil change afterwards. I don't think it would hurt to run it with new oil though. I just think it might be overkill but that's just me.

[@albertmoore3513]

The bottle specifically says run the engine for fifteen minutes at high idle

[@jamierose4088]

Why are you checking combustion chamber cleaning for a product that clean crankcase components?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, theoretically oil vapors go everywhere in your engine and should provide some cleaning even in the combustion chamber, do you have a link to a video that shows how well it cleans the crankcase?

[@jamierose4088]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews Scotty does a pretty good review. The amount of vapors getting through rings to combustion chambers is negligible. There is zero possibly of combustion chamber cleaning with crankcase additives.

[@alnakba]

for this i think you would use carb cleaner at the throttle body.

[@kens32052]

Shouldn't you be using the fuel system additive for the valves and top of the cylinder?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I used both, check out my fuel cleaner video, engine oil vapors also get into the cylinder chamber as well so theoretically the oil cleaner could make it cleaner as well, thanks for commenting

[@bugsbunny4157]

Real test of cleaning would be a before and after compression test. In older cars, compression can actually drop which is not good.

[@uncrustable9923]

are you saying compression in older cars drop from using the crf treatment? how so because I'm looking to use this in my 93 ranger for carbon buildup but my oil pressure gauge is down literally a hair and wouldn't want to loose oil pressure 🤷‍♂️

[@jimvanbelkum7912]

@@uncrustable9923 If the CRF Treatment cleans the Carbon from the Rings, it would INCREASE compression due to a better seal.

[@uncrustable9923]

@@jimvanbelkum7912 oh that's good to know, I ended up saying screw it and doing the oil flush and surprisingly my motor with 175k didn't have much carbon compared to people with newer cars, it did change the clean oil color to black and all the sludge came out with some bits of flakes but that could've been from the old filter I dumped in the same pan

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

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[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

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[@ksdad2two]

Where it shines is used in newer models with low compression rings that get gummed up and reducing oil consumption/delusion of oil.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

you are correct, subscribe to see more updates and have an awesome day and thanks for commenting

[@patrickengle9344]

agree with L Jones, Scotty poured the ATS in fuel to clean injectors/pistons it may clean sludge in the engine but not the pistons/valves

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I agree, I just wanted to see what the top of my pistons look like, my dealership keeps telling me they want to do a carbon cleaning of my engine (cost 300 dollars) because they see carbon on top of the pistons, they do advertise on the bottle that it cleans the combustion chamber (which includes the top of the pistons), I will be doing an update video soon, subscribe so you do not miss out and have an awesome day

[@kennethtejada9513]

My concern with using this treatment is that allegedly it might affect the variable valve timing due to loose carbon particles. Have you had any issues regarding your VVTi system since you applied the treatment? Thank you for your time. Your video was very informative.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I have not had any vvti problems, I just did an oil change at 7 months/3,800 miles since I did this treatment and changed the oil and I noticed the oil was dirtier and had more carbon in it than I would have expected given such low mileage between oil changes, so I would consider maybe doing another oil change soon after doing the initial treatment and oil change, I just posted an update video today, check it out, subscribe and have an awesome day

[@buckaroobonsi555]

If your car has carbon, varnish or sludge in it in large amounts no such thing as lose or not lose. Varnish, sludge and carbon can affect your VVT system at any time and especialy over long time frames. It covers the screens, filters and o-rings making them hard and brittle. People running synthetic with 6 months or 5000 mile oil changes which ever comes first seldom need products like this!

[@bobreese4807]

OK ...I have used BG EPR 109 for a flush and had the new oil come out black as ink. (Dodge 4 cyl 165k miles. It still uses oil. I read about this 505 on Bob the Oil guy Also saw Yamalube ring-free on DIY and then there is B12 for piston soak... I have an oil burner Kia 4 cyl with 65 K miles that has had 2 piston soaks. I want to put in something that cleans STUCK PISTON RINGS while it stays in the oil...not at the end before the flush...

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, make sure to subscribe to see more and have an awesome day!

[@davewallace8219]

I've used the fuel additive cleaner...it worked for me..the product is designed for e.f.i. motors....sea foam works best as a fuel additive for carburated motors... for oil systems cleaners.. I still use risolene....it works...

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for the info, will be doing an update video soon, subscribe so you do not miss out and have an awesome day

[@mikeprice8307]

😅it worked for you. You didn't explain how it worked for you or what it did for you

[@richarddonahue3565]

Nice reviews of this and gas treatment. The camera proves it.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that's awesome, thanks for commenting, if you have not already please subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day

[@buckaroobonsi555]

Very little oil gets to cylinders. You have oil control rings that scrape the excess oil off the bores. Checking that is almost worthless to check engine flushing product. Checking the cylinder bores and piston tops is more about ignition system, fuel system not the oil system. What you should have done is remove the valve cover take a before picture then an after picture and replaced the valve cover gasket at the same time since they get hard and leak over time. What you did is like taking a picture of someone mouth when you are actual looking to see the condition of their blood vessels or heart!

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

for sure, I will have to do a video on this, make sure to subscribe so you do not miss out and have an awesome day

[@aperson1181]

Do you see it works better than other cleaners? I am trying to compare their Fuel cleaner formula to other fuel treatments out there like Chevron and separately their oil cleaner vs others on the market. Thank you

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

i think it works better than other cleaners, scotty kilmer highly recommends it, subscribe to see further updates and have an awesome day

[@tundras4ever552]

im my experience nothing beats frequent oil changes *5k miles* with good oil, and good gas. never had to run any type of cleaners on my cars. now i know some states have absolute SHIT gas and well in that case you would need to be running a fuel additive basically with every fillup which is such a pain.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

yea i think I am going to start doing oil changes every 5k, I have a 2020 tundra and I want that to last forever so I am going to start doing every 6 month oil changes on that, subscribe so you do not miss out on future videos and have an awesome day

[@dbzownz12345]

Great advice, only useful if you're the 1st-2nd owner. About time most people get a car it's had 3-5 and is easily 170k miles unless you get a crown vic or similar car from an older person who babied it. I only use SHELL gas. Regular with the occasional 93 V power every 5-7 fill ups.

[@ezwa9979]

does NE1 really know which gas is ‘good gas’? with evRE1 both lieng &&& Bing N iDat simultaneously??🤔. I mEn, 1 cud get lucky - if thA got their infO. from som1 hU both lied && was Xactly rong- which wudNt B at all srprIZng - OnlE theirs nO taking which of the 1 in 3 Ppl they got advice from happend to perfectly match that accidNtL hapNstNc.. ‘good gas’ - funny 1✋

[@senduslord]

I have a 1989 Toyota Van 4WD 223000 miles. It runs good and it has no leaks. I was wondering if I can improve its MPG by using ATS Chemical 505CRO oil system.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

you should see some improvement if it cleans enough carbon to make the engine run more efficiently

[@senduslord]

Thanks. I’ll try it with the next oil change.

[@goshgolly8305]

How can I use this in a hybrid car the oil treatment? Just put it in and drive for a while? One person recommended not doing that.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

i'm not very familiar with hybrids, I imagine you can put the car in neutral and rev it to 2000 for 20 minutes which is what I did in my non-hybrid vehicle, make sure to subscribe so you do not miss out on future videos and have an awesome day

[@saginaw60]

When "mouse milk" comes in a plastic bottle, you wonder how strong it is. In the old days, good stuff came in a tin can.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that is a good point

[@mmurat608]

Which is better. Putting a bottle of this or a putting a quart of Lucas in oil. Ie. If vehicle takes 5 quarts put 4 quarts oil and quart bottle of Lucas oil...

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I have never tried lucas oil, scotty kilmer really likes this stuff, this stuff cleans out carbon, lucas oil thickens the oil to hopefully make the engine run better, if you need lucas oil to make the engine run better you probably want to leave the built up carbon alone in the engine and not use this stuff

[@Leonbergerss]

should I change my oil before I add that to my oil and then change it again ? I’m surprised they don’t say drive the car and take it for a beat run instead or plus idling your car for 15 minutes

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

add to your oil, idle to the car for 20 to 30 minutes at 2000 rpm and then do oil change, thanks for commenting, if you have not already please subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day

[@TheSokodelic]

The engine probably needs to operate at a consistent rpm for this product to work effectively. These guys who made this stuff are real hardcore scientists, so they want to control as many variables as possible. Having the rpms going up and down driving around increases probabilities of variables. So, theoretically, less variables, less problems.

[@SackTrusterof20]

Does it mention if this product is safe for turbo charged engines?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

it does not mention if it is safe for turbo charged engines

[@TXTundra-ex8bw]

Can I just add this additive to my oil and drive around for an hour then change the oil? Thanks

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

i think you are not suppose to drive with it, but I am not sure why

[@donnyarmstrong9559]

NOPE!!!! It basically turns your oil into a solvent! DON'T drive with this stuff in your crank case!

[@jeffortman6395]

Does CRO 505 ruin oil pumps?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

it does not, thanks for commenting, do not forget to subscribe and have an awesome day

[@ripd97]

Sadly, no You Tube creator will post the link to where they purchased the cleaner at.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

hey i ordered it from pelicanparts.com but they are currently sold out

[@fredwatson761]

I used Seafoam in my oil according to their instructions and the lifter noise in my 2008 Tundra went away. A cheaper alternative.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, subscribe to see my update video I am posting soon and have an awesome day

[@dukedorian6817]

Seafoam is made for outboard engines.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@dukedorian6817 yea a lot of people are recommending redline, may try that next, subscribe to see future videos and updates and have an awesome day

[@mluterancik]

🤣 seafoam is for outboard engines

[@gregsayles9253]

@@dukedorian6817 🥺

[@Tellin08]

Sorry for this dumb question. But when you were in your car, you obviously had your car in neutral? I'm so afraid of reving up my car when in neutral after what I've heard about revving.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

I just had the car in park, you can rev your car in park ( i actually did not know this either until I made this video), its no worse for your car than driving it, you only rev it to between 2-3 thousand rpm for 20-30 minutes (a fast idol), thanks for commenting and make sure to subscribe for future updates and have an awesome day

[@Tellin08]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews Thanks man. I can't wait to use this stuff on my old truck which burns oil but I believe can be saved.

[@jreeder6168]

Just curious. How did the plugs look after treatment?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

hey, thanks for commenting, the plugs looked cleaner, I will be doing an update video soon, subscribe so you do not miss out and have an awesome day

[@jreeder6168]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews Thanks

[@martyapo]

I subscribed, just so you weren't stuck on the 666 subs.

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

👹

[@wallychambe1587]

Nobody has it available anymore!! Heard company not answering their phones!!🤬🤬🤬

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that is too bad, I will look into it to see what is going on with the company and post an update video, subscribe to see more if you have not already and have an awesome day

[@ChezzOnBass]

It’s probably diesel and oil mixed together

[@JSPHTRS]

can you drive for 15 min with this?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that is a good question, I would not recommend it, with all the carbon floating in the oil you probably wouldn't want to, (you might clog something?), that being said you idle the car for 20 minutes with it in the oil, I was having a really hard time getting my oil pan drain bolt off when I did the oil change after doing the treatment and was considering driving to the dealership for the oil change as well, so make sure you can crack the drain bolt loose before doing the treatment(pro tip), I did eventually get the drain bolt free and didn't have to drive with it in, thanks for commenting, subscribe for future updates, and have an awesome day

[@biggrizz4447]

Still no idea how you figure a crankcase cleaner is going to clean the combustion chambers of your engine. You make me wonder of your just as misinformed about other things

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

do you have a video showing how well it cleans the crankcase?

[@jimvanbelkum7912]

If the Rings are gummed up you will get more blow-by which will result in oil in the combustion chambers. Resolving that issue will get you cleaner chambers.

[@mike9119]

video with your bore scope not so great, very blurry. Still shots would of been better to see the entire top of piston before/after shots.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

yea Im getting a better scope, stay tuned for future updates and videos and have an awesome day

[@ronb9901]

What difference would idling for 15 mins or driving 15 mins make? Assuming you drove at low speed and rpm’s were hardly any higher than idle speed.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

i would be worried that it would work carbon through your engine and ruin things

[@forextrader936]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews isn't idling at 2k and driving at 2k rpm the same thing ?

[@biggrizz4447]

@@forextrader936 driving adds a heavier load on your engine than sitting there with the vehicle idling and periodically taking your rpms up to 2000 rpms at maintaining 2000 rpms. This guy didn't do a very good job on this review

[@rogelio2931]

Hi, where can I buy this product? I can't find it online

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

it appears to be sold out on the website I bought it from pelicanparts.com, it is also sold out on the ats website, I suspect they will restock it soon, will be doing an update video soon, subscribe so you do not miss out and have an awesome day

[@adams9355]

An empty 16oz water bottle works great as a funnel.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

for sure! make sure to subscribe for future updates and have an awesome day

[@grant288]

Looks like this worked inside the cylinder better than the gas treatment but did the gas treatment clean injectors so did it idle better fuel mileage increase inquiring minds want to know God bless America

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

fuel mileage improved by about 1.5-2mpg, and I do think it idles a little better now, thanks for commenting, have an awesome day and subscribe for future updates

[@AB-hx9hs]

I can't see the difference you speak of. The photos are all out of focus so I am not sure if this does ANYTHING or just a waste of money ??

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

yea i need a better camera, I noticed improved responsiveness and my mpg improved by 2mpg, that's awesome, thanks for commenting, if you have not already please subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day

[@AB-hx9hs]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews 2 MPG improvement for how long does this improvement last ? Is it worth the high price of this additive?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@AB-hx9hs not sure how long it lasts, I would only suggest using this additive once if you have poorly maintained an engine (did oil changes every 10,000 miles instead of every 6months), once you use the additive you can correct your ways and do better maintenance then you shouldn't need to use it again

[@AB-hx9hs]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews Thank you for the info. I owned a 2002 Volvo V70 station wagon (Non turbo). 5 Cyclinder engine for the past 5 yrs. I don't drive a lot as I ride my motorcycle more. I think I do Oil & filter changes at least once a year, I don't drive 10K a year, maybe 5 or 6K a year. Just did an engine flush (With the stuff you get at Wallmart) and oil & filter change last month. Car drives well with no issues that I know of. And I have no way of seeing inside the engine to see any carbon buildup. Would you feel anything if there was carbon buildup?? I've also changed the spark plugs and one of the injectors when it went out. Do regular maintenance and upkeep on it. But I did buy it used and it seemed to have been well maintained. Thank you.

[@YouTubeCert]

How often do you change your oil?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

so I do the dealership recommended synthetic oil once per year or every 10000 miles whichever comes first, it is also reasonable to do it every 6 months or 5000 miles

[@silvernblackforever1359]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews dude please don’t wait 10,000 miles to change your oil. Oil viscosity breaks down after 4000 miles. The 10,000 mile oil change was designed to keep operating cost down. I don’t care if it’s synthetic or not that oil interval is nuts.

[@happyyardservice2914]

@@silvernblackforever1359 This is incorrect.

[@silvernblackforever1359]

@@happyyardservice2914 if you say so. Go ahead keep waiting 10,000 miles to change your oil. Soon you’ll be changing your engine.

[@happyyardservice2914]

@@silvernblackforever1359 12 years and 300K miles engine still running strong. You are wrong.

[@jimb4547]

I tried even from ATS to find a service center that does their 3C automatic system. They wouldn’t even give me a location. Wtf?? It makes me suspect of them. I wanted to give their people business and they only would tell me the town close to me that did their service. Weird

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

they are a small company that make an expensive machine that a lot of places don't have, there probably isn't anywhere close to you with the machine

[@mattheviewer]

As another commenter posted here, ATS, claiming a repair shop near me used their system, refused to provide me the location. Given oil vapors go into crankcase via PCV, the oil carbon remover could have had an effect on cylinder carbon.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@mattheviewer thanks for commenting

[@gusluna3]

Man thats a huge fan. Just kidding! LoL Great video!

[@uncrustable9923]

it's average size 😏

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, subscribe to see further updates if you have not already and have an awesome day!

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, subscribe to see further updates if you have not already and have an awesome day!

[@PMAC-dx2ts]

Why bother doing the video without a camera that can support your efforts? It's all just a blur.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

do you have a link to a better video, I would love to see it, thanks for commenting and have an awesome day

[@L2design]

Looks like the camera i use on my ears hehe

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

it is, thanks for commenting

[@ENCARNACION0000]

An oil treatment only cleans the inside of the engine not the top of the Pistons bro

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

do you know of any videos where they look inside the engine after using this

[@Jestr86]

impressive on the oil half of the treatment.. i'd keep it in every oil change to keep cleaning and keep it clean..

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

for sure, subscribe to see more update videos if you have not already and have an awesome day

[@trilingualkid]

every oil change? damn you a baller, its 60 bucks

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@trilingualkid yea every oil change would be a lot, every 50,000 miles would be reasonable in a toyota, 25,000 miles in anything else, subscribe for more updates and thanks for commenting

[@yousseflahbil679]

Where I can get this product

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

hey, you can get it off their website, just google ats chemical 505 cro oil system cleaner, thanks for watching, please subscribe if you have not already

[@Tigervide0eye]

ATS Carbon Clean is a rip, ordered over 100 dollars of product back in March and still haven't got anything. Called them and they said they send it weeks ago. Now all you get is voicemail when you call!

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that is unfortunate, I order it from a third party website

[@albertmoore3513]

I ordered mine from ATS and got it in less than a week

[@djsbro58]

Where does the carbon go after you use the fuel cleaner? Does it burn off?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

not sure, I would guess it burns off just like the gasoline does

[@jonschwartz9669]

Run a bottle of redline fuel treatment it contains pea and this pea will withstand the heat in the combustion chamber and does clean top of pistons plenty of vids on utube showing results with a bora scope

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

awesome thanks for the tip, ill make a video too, subscribe so you don't miss out and have an awesome day

[@saxmaster45]

Wouldn it be cheaper to just pea in your gas tank?

[@davewallace8219]

no....additive will reverse the effects of bad owner car and maitainence...those claims to the contrary are bogus!

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

you are correct, subscribe to see more updates and have an awesome day and thanks for commenting

[@robertd6925]

Is it still running? Or did this stuff destroy the engine?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

it is still running, getting a little bit better gas mileage, no damage done, I will do an update video soon, subscribe so you do not miss out and have an awesome day

[@Tigervide0eye]

Ok, I need to update my comment to be fair! I finally did get the product in that I ordered. Plan to try it out soon and will post my results. I'm really hoping it works! Supply chain issues and building back is *%^&#&!

[@camposvazquez]

Please update... My piston tops where similar to this vehicles.. I have only had success with PEA additives like the original gum out multi system cleaner and the current red line SL-1... 2nd best method is soaking/fogging with sea foam or mmo...

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

would love to hear your experience, have you tried it out yet, thanks and have an awesome day and subscribe to see future updates from my channel

[@howard6817]

Additives are used by people who know what there doing,,,,fix your mechanical issues by a mechanic,,,they know how, quick fixes don't work lol

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that's awesome, thanks for commenting, if you have not already please subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day

[@ezwa9979]

I bought both cause I couldn’t find just the oil 1, I gS Il sL the fuel 1, cause I’m following kilmrs XMpl(don rElE nO Y 😒) by UZng this on the oil, & purple wat-cha-ma-call-it on the fuel. gS I’ll sL the fuel 1 for a 25’r✋

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that's awesome, thanks for commenting, if you have not already please subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day

[@ezwa9979]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews ditO✋

[@JC-lh1pj]

Killed my truck. Never stranded before I used this product in my 2001 chevy 6L 240k miles. Really great running engine before this. Just wanted to try this but now I'm stuck with no fuel going to injectors.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

yea on a really old engine if you clean out the carbon a lot of things will start to leak

[@weekendwrench]

Usually happens after years and years of neglect. Similar happens to a friend of mines ram 1500 after 200k miles of no fuel treatment, guy put in some Berryman b12 which is an outstanding and quite volatile cleaner and fuel treatment well it busted all the rust in the bottom of his fuel tank loose and ruined fuel pump, fuel filter and injection system.

[@JC-lh1pj]

I have taken really good care of this engine. If you want to put that stuff in your vehicle be my guest.

[@weekendwrench]

@@JC-lh1pj I mean clearly not if some fuel treatment or carbon flush destroyed it. 🤔 then again if you bought it from Amazon or something and got a knock off of the product I can see issues arising like madness of course but a decently maintained engine nah

[@MiroBG359]

Where did you buy the product from?

[@anguslean4058]

I think the main ingredient is turpentine

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

me too

[@equanox100]

This stuff smells like straight laquer thinner

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

you are correct, subscribe to see more updates and have an awesome day and thanks for commenting

[@LEEWANDOWSKY]

Very very very LOOOW volume. Had ro go elsewhere.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

seems fine on my end, trying turning up the volume on your computer and or the youtube window

[@antares4141]

I had to set up a bluetooh speaker right next to my head with the volume turned all the way up. Volume might be ok on a system with some type of external speaker but not on my macbook.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@antares4141 for some reason youtube starts this video with the volume down, you just have to go to the volume on the youtube player and turn it up

[@antares4141]

@@MoOutdoorsandReviews I always check youtube volume, volume on my computer, and volume on my external speakers if I am using any. On the macbook I had the computer volume all the way up as well as the slider control for youtube. You might want to try playing your video back on someone else's computer and see if you can recreate the problem. Preferably laptop without any external speakers or maybe a phone.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

@@antares4141 yea sorry it's not working for you, I have multiple computers and phones at home and it works well on all of them, it is one of my most popular videos and no one else has commented about the sound

[@steelzmb4262]

Snake oil doesn't do shit

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that is true, thanks for commenting, subscribe, and have an awesome day

[@TheForteGt]

Where can I buy this ?

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/ATSDSI1040.htm?pn=ATS-DSI1040, you can buy the oil and fuel cleaner separately off this website, make sure to subscribe for future updates and have an awesome day

[@kevinmalone8387]

great video, earned a subscribe from me too

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks kevin, have an awesome day

[@judgetoogood1033]

We. Want you to know not think. I will not be wasting my money.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that is fair, if your dealership wants you to pay 600$ for a carbon cleaning I would recommend trying this first instead, subscribe to see further updates and have an awesome day

[@bitens2274]

Ik woon in Nederland! Dus ik kan het product niet kopen!

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

awesome, sub to my channel hopefully they will get this to the netherlands soon

[@jblcva]

Add this to vehicle oil. Start engine let run approx 10mins at hi idle speed. Then cut car off let it cool then do a standard oil change. Then report.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

that's what I did in the video, saw an improvement in gas mileage and responsiveness, thanks for commenting and subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day

[@TheSokodelic]

Can you add the whole bottle in with the dip stick reading "full"?

[@xuSebuTuoY]

You have to remove the same amount of oil from the engine before adding this is otherwise if your engine oil is on max you might end up having a wrong engine pressure which could be devastating on an old car like this. SO ALWAYS CHECK THE ENGINE OIL LEVEL before and after adding anything to it. I can't see this guy doing it.

[@emmnuelj6136]

Engine oil is rarely at same level specially when doing this before an oil change is due ( 5k-10 miles). In fact it's both physically and chemically impossible.

[@xuSebuTuoY]

@@emmnuelj6136 lol Well, we humans all check the oil level using a dipstick. You HAVE to remove the amount that equals to the amount you're adding to keep it on the same level it was prior. Assuming your oil level was leaning to max on dipstick as it should have been.

[@emmnuelj6136]

@@xuSebuTuoY it's just 12 oz, That's not even half a qt. Even it the if stick indicate max level its totally safe to ad even a whole qt. And again oil will be lower than what original put, making a drain irrelevant. You are not even supposed to drive the vehicle, just leve it idle for a few minutes. Removing the lubricant to compensate with a non lubricant/ detergent product is where the bigger risk is.

[@xuSebuTuoY]

@@emmnuelj6136my comment is a general advice. Anything above 200ml has a significant impact on engine ECU etc.

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

thanks for commenting, subscribe to see further updates if you have not already and have an awesome day!

[@msimmic]

It looks like no improvement to me

[@MoOutdoorsandReviews]

bummer, thanks for commenting, subscribe to see future updates and have an awesome day