How To Keep Your Diesel Truck Running... Important Keys To Keep Your Diesel Truck Out Of The Shop!

[@anthonysmalawipredators8794]

I've never wanted fresh baked chocolate chip cookies so bad lol

[@danielseeley7787]

Thanks JH, you guys are killing it. Just on a side note, the cucv military truck deserves something special. That truck is too cool for baby to sit in the corner.

[@thewoodmansk5510]

It deserves that 24v cummins

[@danielseeley7787]

@thewoodmansk5510 that's not a bad idea, or a detriot diesel to make it interesting and different.

[@c117ls7]

Man that cookie thing had me rolling. He didn't even try to resist 🤣

[@leavittsayers9910]

You should do more videos like this. More tutorial’s on things you do around the shop. Your a smart guy and a lot of people could learn from you

[@vangilanteryan713]

Right on. I got a 7.3 with 452k that was maintained well before i got it, and im doing the same. It's in a van, so its fun to work on.. said no one.

[@BIGGGJOHN171]

Had to lose weight before my surgery. Breakfast was 3eggs 2 pieces of bacon. Then a protein shake before lunch. Lunch a grip of lettuce and about 4-5 pieces of sandwich meat and a stick of cheese. Protein drink between lunch and dinner. Dinner was a hamburger patty or a chicken breast with broccoli. Cut all sugars out !!!

[@deandwx]

How to fold a giraffe, serve him fresh cookies, and milk 😂 the moment cleet seen them. it was all over , brilliant JH 👏 😂

[@crjlife_9082]

I need more content like this. Love the technical stuff

[@ridered7394]

I drive 100 miles a day for work, so I bought a VW Jetta, 2.0 turbo diesel 45 mpg easy.. Oil changes every 5000 miles fuel filter change every other oil change has been one of the most reliable cars I’ve ever had

[@rayhendricks7379]

Another note especially with the 6.0s oem injectors and glow plugs when its time to replace them. Also its super easy to get a Bluetooth dongle and torque pro etc to read your own codes and monitor your engine parameters with it

[@The_O40]

I got a 1997 Dodge 3500 12v NV4500 2WD in 2006 with 200k on it. It now reads 200K again. Yes 1.2 million miles the only thing major that is not original is the transmission I am on my 5th one. Oil changes every 3-5k and I use WIX filters and Shell Rotella T4 and Royal Purple in the transmission and rear end. I have my own shop so that helps with maintenance like the front-end ext. The truck still puts in an honest day's work pulled a 48ft enclosed trailer with it with a bunch of stuff in it and gorse wight was 33,750 this past week. So don't slack on maintenance. These things will last if you maintain them.

[@davidchau252]

Both of you J's are killing it. Great content, always putting a smile on my face anytime i watch

[@stoichiometry147]

Good info Justin. Some may not like tech talk, crave a great balance from professionals like you on KZbin.

[@jerry50bmg65]

Best video ever from JHD.

[@BenjySparky]

JH and Justin y'all rock! I saw Cleetus's video with you bringing them cookies. I knew you was going to show us too from your point of view. It was hilarious both times and the fact that Maddie told you what he liked😂! Peace

[@norsevikingsir4932]

Use a wix filter, no need for a lift pump. Never had a problem with any of my fuel systems and I have multiple LBZ's from a quarter million miles to over a million... Side note: Only get your fuel from reputable places that you know.

[@LineTanner]

So I live in KS, gets a little cold sometimes. In the winter I run a 5w40 instead of 15w40. It helps with the nasty l5p typewriter noise in the winter. Loved the input 2019 2500hd

[@christopherjohnson5320]

Thanks so much JH FOR LETTING THE PEOPLE that don't know much about Deisels getting them the rite info

[@2hacksinashack]

I bought a 2011 F-350 w/ 174k on the clock about 5 years ago. Did the disaster prevention kit and changed the CP4 pump myself almost 2 years ago. Closing in on 198k. It’s my daily. I change the fuel filters at least once a year or every other oil change. I only use Wix filters, and either Delo 400 or Rotella oil. Regular maintenance is something I’ve been telling people for years. Even for gas powered vehicles, regular maintenance and inspections of your vehicle keeps them running and reliable. I worked in the auto parts industry for almost 10 years before switching careers. I saw people day in and day out that did nothing but drive their vehicles until they broke, without any regular maintenance. I hope your video and message convinces more people to do regular maintenance.

[@albertklose572]

Love all the information you have given to us, every little bit helps especially for diesel engines! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌴🌴🌴

[@br549rdr]

Little humor goes a long way!! 😂 thanks for all the advice also.

[@williamyoast216]

Thanks for the great shop talk. I had a 6.2. Oil change every 5000. Fuel filter change every 10k miles with a spare behind the seat. She got 20 mpg but was a dog on the mtn passes. Changed the engine to 350 gas with 4 speed manual, fuel economy went to 7 mpg. I wish I turboed the diesel instead

[@eluder25rs]

I don't even have a diesel and found it pretty informative. Most tips also applies to gas engines. Great vid, thanks!

[@brookshuggins8433]

Need to mention also, invest in a nice gauge package or cts3 monitor and make sure everything’s staying in check

[@ubf_c10]

Thanks for this. About to buy a used late model diesel truck and this definitely gave me a head start knowing what to look for and what to focus on.

[@brookesedgedesigns9441]

Thanks for the video. I have an 09 Kodiak oil change and fuel filter every 5k trans and rear diff every 20k.

[@Codyintexas]

Great video. Got a 22 srw 1ton dmax z71. I do my own maintenance, 7500 miles on oil rotella t6 and 15000 on Baldwin fuel filter. Cant wait til it gets feasible for someone to crack chevys encryption on the computer so the ol dmax can lose some weight. We need more of these videos.

[@Saltybums]

I better have some of those cookies when I come to pick up my truck. I seen my piece sitting in the lot 😂😂

[@brianramsey4097]

Thank you very much for taking the time to explain. The issues of owning a diesel. Enjoy your videos, keep up the great work.

[@danielstump8772]

So many people need to watch this. Cracks me up when someone buys a diesel,beats the crap outta it and does zero maintenance and when it blows up its a “pos” Every 5-6k I do fuel filters and oil change with wix or cat filters and amsoil.

[@captnjoe40]

Thanks for the look at new truck maintenance Justin. I am loving my old '96 7.3 PSD. Put a few upgrades, change the oil every 3k, filter every 6k. 340k miles and running like new. Some times newer isn't better. Plus I can leave the DEF at the store for you guys with new trucks. :)

[@mstrickk1]

Doing the oil and filter change backwards bud

[@stevenlee4437]

Hilarious JH. On my trucks I always change the oil and filters at half the long service intervals because of heavy duty use.

[@Jc-bo1uu]

Are use Amsoil signature series on everything and I have nothing but great results. And I use Amsoil.‘s in wicks, fuel filters and air filters.

[@CutItOff]

Will be getting a 2024 elite 6 Dennis Eagle compactor, it will be a isb 6.7 E6C. It will be under fleet conditions so serviced on a timely manner. Was wondering how to preserve it while driving. Not idling except on warmup for example, preserving the suspension brakes etc etc, to keep it brand new.

[@mark8lifestyle322]

You know they are going to get you back JH!!! 😂

[@michaelchilds8923]

Love when people talk trash on 6.0’s, picked one up awhile back for $2500 with a transmission leak. Swapped in a new converter and drive it daily now, just rolled over 481k miles. Stock bottom end no studs, it’s on its 3rd turbo and 2nd set of head gaskets other than a tune it’s completely stock.

[@megaxboxgaming7491]

What are yoy considering a "older" truck?? I have a 05 LLY, 165gph fass, still have factory fuel filter, oil changed every 5-6k, and the emissions "fell off" going down the road. Truck only has 128k miles on it so I'm doing my best to keep it running its best for as long as possible. Thank you for all the information you've given in your videos and especially for making this one with all this information

[@paddy9930]

I drive a 21 ram 5500 and according to the dash that does tell me when to get an oil change and fuel filter. They run pretty similar to each other,only a few percent different. Now to go from 100% to 0% is about 13000 miles. The dealership recommends every 10000 miles which is what i follow. My truck is around 92,000 miles now almost to that 100,000 miles already and still runs great! Fuel filter every oil change is needed.

[@danielsplayhouse3804]

Mr. Justin you forgot about Ford with the IDI 6.9 and 7.3 IDI international harvester was the innovator of that!!!!

[@looneylonzo28]

I love those kind of guys that’s what helps me pay my bills. I got one guy he put about 150,000 on a year and does like three oil changes I’ve got one of his in here now for a 2017 and a EGR delete on it i fixed it and gave him the tuner. He turned it to max power and left it there he got about six months towing 20,000 pounds. told me he blew a turbo ordered a turbo he got the truck to me. He put a hole number one piston blew the front seal now I’ve got an engine to rebuild like I said, I love people like that. 😂

[@staycalmandpapillon]

I have the same issue with cookies, great job guys

[@MacDa-yy8xn]

That was a great prank on poor Cleeter. He didn’t stand a chance.

[@cruisersrus]

I still beat around an ole 7.3 It has 357,000 on the clock. It's had hot shot secrets products in it since 04. It's been serviced every 5000 miles fluid in the transmission every 15,000 miles.

[@ontheroadwithpastoranthony3161]

I'm doing the weight loss thing as well I'm down 26.5lbs 7weeks in

[@SCARFACE69247]

That's a real deal Italian chefs outfit. Impressive for just a prank!

[@tobindunklebarger4436]

Like the merchant automotive flag/banner in the background. Have their work series allison 1000 in my truck. Its been great.

[@SNL92100]

The correct coolant. I would like to hear from Automotive side if regular coolant is causing excessive head gasket failures. It seems way less of an issue on the big rigs. I also like my Vw's and the VR6 got a terrible reputation for head gaskets because nobody read the owners manual and mixed American green with euro pink. gels up and blocks ports every time.

[@rayhendricks7379]

I do know green coolant helped cause failures on 6.0s. The egr cooler and oil cooler would get plugged with sand from the casting of the block and the silicate in the green coolant would plug them the rest of the way off. Next thing you know your oil Temps are sky high or the egr cooler fails and prolonged running with a failed egr cooler will cause a blown headgasket

[@hemijeep1]

What are your thoughts on Fuel additives for a non-deleted truck?

[@mrmotofy]

FYI the FASS also have extra ports for electric heater probes and 2 extra ports for coolant heat ports. NO other pump has that much

[@DollarWR250]

Good stuff man! Justin is such a great addition to your channel! He has really stepped up the quality of your content! Keep up the good work!

[@samb198055]

My 7.3 I bought fram air filter I chase my tale trying to figure out lose of power. I was choken the ol motor out.

[@Bigmattr1985]

Used to have a guy at the dealership I worked at eats 1 very largest size Hershey bar you find at Walmart or sam’s club every night before bed.

[@rener7682]

You guys are awesome man...loll...gotta say ya'll are also part of the Cleetus crew to us

[@drew7767]

great video! i’m totally interested in getting the most miles out of my daily vehicle

[@yep-ou812]

Thank you JH, I always give the same information to every one 🗣.....JUST LIKE YOU DO 👍👍 & with that said I can NOT remember the last time I did the filter on my Airdog fuel system....Now I have to look in the mirror & kick myself in the butt....THANKS FOR THE HEADS UP! 👀

[@emeraldcoastoverlanding8455]

Loved the skit. I never like videos but made sure to like yours. Awesome friendly stuff

[@alitttlebitofeverything]

Couldn't have said all this Any better! Maintenance is key!

[@shoutout.kokain8713]

It's crazy how you guys don't have GU or GQ Nissan Patrols In the U.S. As an Aussie, i'd love you see you do one up. YEWWW

[@johnnymoongarage]

I enjoy watching your channel more when your doing diesel specific topics. Very well educated by knowledge and experience. Last year I picked up an LLY with about 130k and I love it. Upgraded to the cat 2 micron fuel filter and run t6 rotela. If I’m stock and no tune, are my chances of blowing a gasket way less or about the same as usual.

[@Noah-me8dg]

Less. Don’t over heat it and roll with it.

[@bpatterson308]

Company I used to work for has a bone stock LLY 455K on stock everything never a injector cp3 nothing stock transmission shifted great just a true workhorse

[@jordangiordano1533]

So with a fass lift pump on a duramax do you have to drain the water filter if there’s no drain screw on it

[@David-yy7lb]

I think 5k miles is way overkill because I did an oil analysis with Blackstone labs about 3 years ago on my 08 dmc duramax, the oil sample I sent them had 36k miles on it I got the report back from them and read through all the items they test for and everything was normal and they said I could have taken the oil to to 40k miles and currently my truck has over 304k miles on it now as for fuel filtration you are absolutely correct on keeping the fuel as clean as possible I have a fass lift pump with a 2 micron napa filter and a 2 micron Donaldson filter with site bowl where the oem filter went and I also put howles fuel additive every fill up oem injectors are still going strong.

[@wisco_evo]

do you have an Indepth video on the 6.0 powerstroke if when "bulletproofed" properly its worth getting for a new business owner? Or even a best bang for your buck diesel truck in 2023? any help is appreciated as im going independent here soon and dont have the money for a newer diesel.

[@jakegreen2560]

Have you guys used/installed the new drop in FASS filter systems yet?

[@dLikesDDs]

i shit bag a 6.0 daily for past 7 years. literally only thing i do is keep my oil clean and filters, sensors.ect oem. its been pretty reliable even while towing running spicy tunes and a 63.5mm turbo with arp 2000s that i installed by removing bolts and replacing with studs 1 by 1

[@funinthesun777]

Keep up the good work lots of videos build your network people like me are waiting to see I used to watch Cletus very very often still excited when he posted video but he does not do it as often.

[@dskitch]

What diesel injector cleaner you recommend using. I have a 190,000 lb7 duramax

[@Morpheen999]

This video was awesome! Thanks JH!

[@RicoCantrell]

Great info broth. Always appreciated.

[@NottiOne]

Is it possible to make a 6.7L cummins mechanical? Like a P pump setup.

[@TrevorFrazier331]

2016 Ram 2500 6.7 gets every single filter on it changed at 15% life remaining always. With OEM filters. It tells you to do it so do it.

[@NFNADVENTURE]

Egr is a nightmare. Took 4 months to get an appointment for the dealership. Luckily it was a recall

[@Peteblz1]

The ideas you come up with are so freaking funny 🤣 classic jh and justin.

[@Jclark240]

What a nice guy.. you should hire Carousel's Soft Serve Icery to drive by the shop everyday and give out free ice cream to all the guys every day.

[@stevewood3170]

Publix decided to run there dd13 50,000 miles between service using 10/30 conventional we saw all kind of cam wear

[@1987FX16]

4:05 "My wife helped you?" The level of betrayal. xD

[@tobindunklebarger4436]

Can you do one with the different transmissions in the trucks and which aftermarket brand you like?

[@billykennedy2265]

Some of us want a diesel truck because they know how to get the maximum fuel economy out of them. I got 27 mpg out of my 96 f250 7.3 auto 2wd extended cab long bed. Thats just as good as any gas saver car on the road.

[@eriklarson9137]

I would like tips on keeping my (your) mid engine Prius 6.7 diesel running smooth.

[@joshshelton796]

Y'all guys are hilarious! Awesome video guys!

[@jerry50bmg65]

Comprehensive truths! Listen, people.

[@Jtech1199]

Always used the rule of thumb of 5,000 mile oil change and fuel filters every other oil change

[@anthonyestevez118]

That chef outfit! On point! 😂

[@barefootbilly223]

Who makes a better fuel filter, Baldwin Filters or Donaldson Filters

[@bigbusa881]

Is lubrication for your fuel a thing or not so much...my truck ran smoother when I added lubrication

[@JB-oq9oi]

Thank you for doing this, you rock...

[@YaBoiDan]

Would love more of these types of videos.

[@mcmillan1963]

I see a new t shirt coming. The Justin "Master Baker"

[@jerry50bmg65]

What are your thoughts on 6.5L diesels on HMMWVs? No 'check engine' there. Sounds like the need for more planning.

[@rudyvanbuskirk7536]

Awesome video y'all.god bless.

[@gribblesgarage]

I enjoy my dinosaur 96 f350 7.3 duly crew cab long bed she big And slow but makes all the cool noises

[@jameswebb9397]

Thanks for the reminder to get my fuel filter done on my 1gen Cummins 😂👍

[@williamgraham2319]

Very informative, great video brother.

[@jponyboyace]

Super job as I am a new be…thanks

[@MrGrzmnky]

I have a 2022 6.7 ford. I change every filter and oil at 5k miles. Oil, air, both fuel filters, and cabin air filter. Is this overkill??

[@paddy9930]

How much does each service cost you?

[@MrGrzmnky]

@@paddy9930 $420

[@rooob-toob5845]

I run a stock fuel filter still with my fass on my LLY. Should i put a "bowl" in place of the OEM, or is running both aight?

[@rockkhound943]

Ima sucker for some toll house to . There almost as good as homemade

[@christopherwebber1104]

Just worked on 2020 dodge and now the new 12+8 connector to read and erase codes is behind the gauge cluster, you have to remove dash gauges to get to the plugs

[@5150Bert]

Doses your state have to use blue def with your fuel

[@radiolotek]

What if we bought a truck that was already deleted by a previous owner? What if I want to make sure the tube is good? Am I just rolling the dice and hoping it was good?

[@keithm7087]

Is running Amsoil 0W-20 in my 3.0 Duramax worth the extra expenses as compared to running Mobil 1 0W-20 ESP? My change interval is every 5000 kilometres or 3100 miles. Just looking for opinions not trying to start a war..LOL