I Can't Believe What This Engine Oil Additive Did to My Customer's Car

[@scottykilmer]

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[@scottykilmer]

@18 RLX Vibrant 7 DCT morning!

[@freedomforever6718]

Great review. Fair and square.

[@sparky6086]

Had good luck with Marvel Mystery Oil. I run it in the oil for 3000 miles. It's not instant, but over time, it seems to work, judging from dropping the oil pan and looking before and after. Sea Foam or Chem Tool added to the oil probably would work, if you needed it cleaned quickly.

[@ancientbutstillhere6570]

@@roundedrob1483 none. Hes smart.

[@shelly936]

SCOTTY, is there still hope for my 2002 Camry that has sat in my carport for 1 year due to lack of funds? Mechanic originally said timing chain needed changed. What does it need to be road worthy? It was a great car until timing chain issue. Thank you

[@salvagemonster3612]

Scotty is a dealerships worse nightmare! My brother in law has worked for 3 different dealers over the past 20 years. And he hates mechanics that aren’t dealership mechanics. But I believe a good mechanic is like finding a good dentist or doctor. You have them for life. Scotty is the MAN!

[@jackevanson5246]

You are wiser than your brother 🤣

[@brokentombot]

@@jackevanson5246 And he must not move. I move every couple years so this "wisdom" won't work. Gotta start over every time. But the benefits of not being a potato are worth it.

[@DAJANEM99]

Finding a good mechanic is very difficult. Been to a few lately because I didn’t want to do the work myself, I’m glad I did the work myself.

[@maximilianfoster1955]

Dealership mechanics are the worst. You got it twisted

[@randallmcgrath9345]

The one mechanic I know thats good hates dealerships, but some dealerships are good.

[@BomberoDeAcero]

The fact that Scotty doesn’t have a hydraulic car lift at home is a further testament to his frugality.

[@TKUA11]

Maybe he can go on the iced coffee hour with Graham Stephan ? They can have a chat about his Ford GT

[@davidh7339]

Scotty could use some of those "Quick Jacks."

[@brandonmorris2513]

Or a garage!!! Keep himself out of the sun, and rain, snow etc.

[@dwreal]

Yeah it must be hard to scrape by $1.5 M/year

[@marki7446]

Elon Musk, Bill Gates, & Mark Zuckerberg don't go wearing designer-branded apparel, because what they have doesn't make them & this is true for Scotty. A lift doesn't qualify you anymore to be a mechanic, like an education towards a ANY job you apply for. Experience is the only thing this world will teach you & there is no value on that. If you feel the need to troll, why don't you get a job & make a KZbin Channel about it, so I can troll you about how you are broke & don't know how to manage your finances: a simple course they teach in high school that 90% of Americans feel they have no control over

[@jeffy69696]

Never had a dad or uncle to teach me ab cars….. I got Scotty

[@kennetheady1347]

That is the same reason why I've always taught young people how to take care of their vehicles because there is no one or there wasn't no one to teach them. And I tell young ladies you can do anything a man does to a car. All it takes is a human brain and two hands and last but not least research your problem.

[@Randysax1955]

At 3:54 you see the back of the neighbor that just came over to yell at Scotty ,...asking him how long he was going to keep revving up his car. But I like the video and Scotty alot...

[@benj1924]

This product works! My 05 Odyssey was burning 2 Qrts every 5k miles and it hasnt lost any oil in 1K Miles. I will continue to monitor the oil but so far I'm impressed. Good recommendation Scotty!

[@jonandthey8894]

Yea this product is the absolute best on the market

[@Johnsmith46392]

Did it keep working?

[@benj1924]

Oddy still burns oil, maybe slightly less

[@TyzFix]

@@benj1924 looks you need to keep using them. by their website: "It is recommended to use both treatments every other oil change."

[@VerizonUser]

​@@benj1924 so this 505 works for a short period of time, right?

[@GTifft1]

Scotty, you are the man! I know you dislike Saturn, but I have a 2002 SL2, 187k, with a five-speed. I love this car! But the engine was getting a little noisy, and the vibration was evident. I took YOUR advice and used the ATS Oil and fuel additive. AMAZING! After running it for 15-20 minutes, change the oil. It runs like a sewing machine! With almost zero vibration, the performance improved significantly. It's the best $60 I put into this thing. I purchased it in 2016 for $1100 to tow behind our RV. It is now my daily driver and gets 32mpg. I love it now more than ever. Thank you for promoting a product that actually works! Good on you!

[@ambrooks5]

I have an 02 SC1 and LOVE that car! Saturns are great. Used this stuff and man it runs like a new car! I’m sold!

[@Bandit69ply]

With my last 2 vans i have never burned through a quart of oil. I haven't even had oil leaks. I'll have to check this out though. I like how Engine Restore in the silver can works. It made a world of difference in a few of my vehicles.

[@jimjungle1397]

I saw this work in Europe years ago. Small 4 cylinder engine burning oil. Engine flush run twice as long as recommended, change oil and it really did stop burning oil. Cleaned the piston rings right up.

[@regularamericanguy2513]

I have a 2015 Kia Sedona minivan that I bought new and have taken care of pretty well. It started getting worse gas mileage and using a lot of oil (about a quart every 1000 miles). I used the ATS Chemical 505 oil treatment and the separate gas treatment several thousand miles ago and the van is getting much better gas mileage and hasn't lost any oil whatsoever since then. Thanks Scotty!

[@MrLaloman18]

Pennzoil Ultra Platinum Full Synthetic what an amazing super clean oil for any German car.... My BMW's engine 5 series F10 at almost 200k miles has that inside engine looking like brand new, so clean and no sludge/grime or carbon whatsoever! No wonder BMW made the switch from Castrol (Japanese) to Pennzoil Ultra Platinum oil... Second best to Amsoil..... and way cheaper than the rest...

[@hatchet400]

We have two Hyundai Santa Fe's 2.7 V6 that we bought new, a 2001 with 190,000 miles and a 2005 Santa Fe with 220,000 miles and both runs very good. I hear such bad things about Hyundai's that I wonder if we just got lucky twice. I do the majority of the maintenance like brakes, oil changes every 3000 miles, transmission drain and fill about six quarts once a year and most other things that arise. I still feel comfortable driving either car anywhere in the country and back.

[@stevekleinhenz8262]

That’s because someone is getting they’re oil changed regularly

[@johnevans3748]

Good maintenance practices will work every time !

[@Bsjfjfjfjf]

Same. I have an ‘11 Elantra with just under 140k. Only done reg. Scheduled maintenance..lol I know he had as a preference to Toyota/Honda but Hyundai’s are quite reliable when taken care of. And pretty good value 2nd hand imo.

[@zach914v8]

No you didn't get lucky twice. As a real master technician that actually does automotive repair for a living I can assure you that Hyundai makes great automobiles. They are reliable and when they do happen to break parts are cheap and they are easy to fix. I would take a lot of what this ding dong says with a grain of salt. His income is based on clicks and not automotive repair. If it was up to Scotty we all would be driving antiquated OBD1 hunks of Toyota. As with all cars of any make, keep up with maintenance and it will last for a long time.

[@johnevans3748]

@@zach914v8 Do you feel the same way about KIA vehicles? Like the 2.0 in-line 4 cylinder with GDI ?

[@dontcallmeshirley3779]

"They did it with one of their wife's cars" (dog in toy car appears) Simply brilliant!

[@dondondon5695]

4:48 roll the new filter element around the driveway to pre-load it with grit

[@jimprice-i4w]

Used the oil treatment for an oil flush. 2014 F150 coyote engine 90k mi. Ran the idle at 2500 for 15 mins. Pistons did do some knocking. Didn't see much in the oil draining as far as really black or having particulates. Currently running some Kirkland synthetic in it and will drain it at about 500 mi. I did pour two cans of the gas treatment into the fuel tank on yesterday's fill up with 87. Tank holds 26 gals. I was getting like 13.8 around town before putting this in the tank. Haven't driven it much since then but fuel mileage monitor looks to be saying I'm getting over 17.5 with this stuff in the tank. A little too soon to tell and keep in mind I used two cans. I will post again in a couple weeks with an update.

[@MrJd829]

Any updates?

[@jmitch4625]

Ordered this product because of this video, I also have a VW 2.0T FSI, what a noticeable difference! Love the videos! Thanks!

[@orieraymond1263]

Please i ordered too, please tell me how you used it -

[@johnstuartsmith]

It would be more impressive it Scotty had first drained the oil, refilled it with whatever was the cheapest, then put in the additive, ran it for 15 minutes, and then showed us what that oil looked like when it drained out. What I saw looked black, but it could have been because of the just cleaned-out carbon, or maybe it was oil that had many, many miles on it.

[@ethand5672]

Old engines generally have black oil even at normal change intervals

[@timnz009]

Adding a cleaner to your oil which has a solvent in it can be a harsh cleaner, and remove too much hard carbon I'm chunks, a better option is to change the oil, use a diesel rated oil, which has much stronger detergents in it, and then change after a few hundred miles

[@garzascreek]

Yes, It is simply the replacement of the old oil that changed the sound. It would have happened without the additive.

[@HopeSongsMedia]

Well that’s what I’m about to do. Will make a video

[@0xsergy]

@@ethand5672 only takes a couple flushes of dyno oil at 1000kms to clean it up tho. My car stays clean to 6000kms

[@brimfull4596]

2.0 tfsi has notoriously loud injector ticking sound that is very noticeable on idle, however I suspect a little timing chain rattle on this particular one

[@archiedentone5950]

Precisely and I and just about any actual mechanic is at a loss just how any oil treatments or cleaners would effect noise in this and most cases.

[@timnz009]

I ran a oil cleaner through my old car which had a timing chain, and afterwards it loosened so much carbon and build up, and the timing chain actually got very noisy, due to thr carbon and sludge buildup being remove (which was obviously dampening the timing chain noise).

[@MrLaloman18]

@@timnz009 Yes and that's when you go with a thicker oil, the max your car is aloud to take! For example, BMW's are mostly 5w-30 but the max it can take and this is a must if you have a sport BMW is 5w-40 no more than that, it's a healthy thickness for them engine design!

[@WhormigaMan]

That's the FSI BPY timing belt engine. That was before the TFSI CCTA chain engine you are talking about. It does have a small chain in the back that connects the cams only but not the cam to crank. Those usually failed after 140k range. This engine had a lot of bulletins, recalls, and campaigns relating to oil consumption and noise. Scotty has no idea about German cars and should stick to the Asian market which he knows.

[@natestrand4922]

The 2005-2008.5 model GTI’s don’t use a timing chain, they use a belt. I know this because I recently replaced the timing belt on my 2007 GTI.

[@Trapster99]

"Same guys, in Albuquerque New Mexico" Shows a picture of Breaking Bad guys, working to get the RV started in the desert. Classic Scotty Kilmer!

[@suzannebonham583]

I have a Subaru that eats oil for breakfast! I am going to try this. 262,000 miles! Yes, it recently started running rough, smelling strongly of gasoline, catalytic fell apart. Put the CRO and CRF in and at the beginning of the 15 min she ran VERY rough but at the end she was purring! She is getting her oil changed now THANK YOU

[@t.trekkeroo2325]

Years ago they used Marvel's Mystery Oil, for and engine flush - to clean out any sludge or carbon. I just changed the oil in my truck and put the recommended 1 quart of Marvel's, to clean the top end. I also added a can of the new SeaFoam for high mileage vehicles, to 1/4 tank of gas. Took it on the highway and holy moly it got more power and a quicker response ! Unbelievable ! For around $10 bucks !

[@t.trekkeroo2325]

@Polymer Tools I had my other truck motor apart after 150,000 miles, and regular oil changes. There was about a quart of carbon I pulled out of the top end. But who knows for sure. I've got 140,000 on this truck now, so I figured to clean out the top end now. Its not something I'd do very often - for sure.

[@welcometothedollarshow444]

Amazing! Want to try this on my old Chevys

[@craig_sez8534]

Not likely getting MORE power its likely you got used to the power drop off and just maybe she gained a lil of what was lost makeing it feel more power..

[@craig_sez8534]

You mentioned sea foam....Not so sure it works..A fella did a vid of useing seafoam in a brand new lawn mower test..Same results as if an old worn mower...

[@t.trekkeroo2325]

@@craig_sez8534 yep. More power from where it was BEFORE the treatment. As for the Sea-foam, there are 5 or 6 different types. I used the 'High Milage Truck' to clean the ethanol gunk out of the injectors and off of any other parts. There are dozens of products that claim to clean auto parts the same way. I've had good luck with S.foam, but you should use what you feel comfortable with.

[@MadjikMan56]

I love Scotty. The "IDGAF" removal of the oil filter is awesome. Scotty's driveway must look like a Jackson Pollack painting.

[@idkuokjones9056]

Ordered a set. For the oil and gas. Cost me around 70$ with shipping. Supposed to be here by the 9th. Putting my faith in your knowledge and videos. Hope it helps.

[@SleekMouse]

Any update?

[@georgetteroenfeldt8144]

Update update update

[@ChessIsJustAGame]

As a technical engineer who has spent 40+ years designing tests and experiments, I suggest a second try on a different car but check or replace the oil before starting so you know oil was clean before you start the treatment.

[@tammylott921]

THEN YOU SHOULD KNOW ,,, THAT ANY ENGINE FLUSH WILL GLOG UP THE OIL PICKUP TUBE SCREEN .... ENGINE FLUSHS WILL HURT MORE THAN HELP & YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT AS A TECH

[@jrwou1]

@@tammylott921 Depends on whether this chemical dissolves the carbon in to solution (oil in this case) or causes it to flake off in chunks that will not pass through the pick up screen.

[@RogueAgent711]

@@tammylott921 if the biggest concern of flushing the engine oil is clogging the oil pick up tube, then there are much greater problems with the engine to be concerned of.

[@standtallvets5386]

@@tammylott921 I did it with a different flush back in the early 2000, took the oil pan off and cleaned all the gunk out the inside of that and the oil pickup screen. A few squares in the screen were open but the majority were not.

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

@@tammylott921 unless you actually service your car on time

[@Rick-vc4xn]

I always love the old mechanic. They learned the right way now and days anybody could be a mechanic. You just plug it in and it tells you that’s not a mechanic mechanics like him. You don’t find no more.

[@brentwalker3300]

I see comments about changing the oil before adding the treatment. While a new oil that shows darkening may or may not be "proof" that the additive is removing carbon, it is not the stated goal of the experiment. The only thing we're shooting for here is a quieter engine and that goal was achieved. Another interesting effect was the increase in rpm's during the run-in period. If that carbon was causing increased engine friction, I would expect an increase in fuel economy after treatment.

[@tke2414]

I have a friend with an Elantra and he has 225k on it and still going strong. He's the original owner though, and a fair shade tree mechanic, so he changes his own oil, brakes, tune ups etc. People who know how to do those things themselves, tend to take better care of their cars than people who don't. Personally, I think that's a decent price especially today with new and used car shortages.

[@jobe8764]

I bought two new Hyundai Elantras for my two daughters (2015, 2019). They are operating flawlessly.

[@daveforgot127]

So you going to pick two cars out of 10,000 that was made good. Go ahead buy it. It's all about probabilities there are no absolutes in life.

[@joeanderson7185]

Yeah I love this guy but Kia/Hyundais are good cars. I've had 4 Kias in the last 15 years...all went over 200K. I've honestly never killed one yet...daughter totaled one with 190k and we sold one with 180k. Currently have 07 with 210k and 2012 with 280k, both running very strong (knock on wood!). I do maintain them well.

[@lisat9707]

True. But you do get what you pay for. 99% of people cant or dont do their own maintenance. Of those people at least here anyway 50% go to the dealership and do everything they say. 20% have a good mechanic. And 30% drive it till somthing goes wrong and it wont go anymore. Then they take it in😅. For the 50% that go to the dealership and pay those crazy insanely high markups...... would have been allot cheaper to buy a new toyota and drive it into the ground with only basic oil and filter changes a couple times a year😂

[@fueledbymusic3]

Scott man said that Kia / Hyundai were decent cars. But suddenly he now says theyre no good. He confuses me sometimes. The ones that are fine are the ones made in Korea he says.

[@Howdee12]

Got a 89 chevy k1500 that I've tried oil additives, runs rich..scotty this truck needs u..throw out bearing makes noise..but I love her..

[@AntiTrustNJ]

Hey Scotty it's your from NJ i have to tell I've been a mechanic all my life and it is so nice to hear from another Honest mechanic out here . i have worked for shops in the past that would do anything or any little trick to make more money . i have had to walk from shops in the past because i couldn't stand their dishonesty towards their customers. Keep up the good work . Oh p.s. ; i have an 04 Acura MDX with 240k miles and it still runs great so i gave it to my daughter and i bought an 2017 MDX for myself. best decision ive made in a while lol

[@tinagrimes9274]

I have a 2014 MDX any advice on terrible MPG ? I use premium and regular oil changes.

[@AntiTrustNJ]

@@tinagrimes9274 if you live in the city you get about 14 to the gallon highway i get about 21

[@AntiTrustNJ]

@@tinagrimes9274 change your air filter too

[@MasuseDeMojo]

I actually use Berryman in an old car. It made my gas mileage double. I cleaned out the engine well. I also use it in the gas to keep the points clean, and fuel dry of water.

[@michelleskier13]

I use these chemicals in my car and I've actually noticed a better MPG! This stuff works wonders!

[@JackMeyHoffer562]

Awesome, can I ask you your year/mileage?

[@markwilson9652]

I'm sold

[@michelleskier13]

2005 xterra with 240 miles

[@lucygarza6]

@@beckymash12 so would you recommend this product? Did you have a mechanic do the procedure?

[@beckymash12]

@@lucygarza6 I would recommend the ATS fuel cleaner. You don't need a mechanic, just a clean funnel to pour it in your tank. I did have a mechanic do the valve cover/pcv replacement. (The valve cover issue is specific to the Chevy Silverado though.)

[@MEAMERIE]

My 2013 Hyundai Elantra limited has 178k miles on it and still runs fine. I drive it hard and used to drive uber in it. It does have a class action for the engine but my engine hasn’t had any issues. Car is holding up well considering all it’s been through.

[@NoahDoane]

How has it been holding up over 2 years later? I hear those have issues, but always suspected it had something to do with the type of person to buy those new.

[@MEAMERIE]

@@NoahDoane mines has been pretty solid. My alternator and battery went back in August, but other than that it’s been working/ running pretty much the same .

[@NoahDoane]

@@MEAMERIE Awesome. I figured all of these issues they had were due to them being cheap and feature packed cars brand new, which attracts people who won't take care of them lol

[@frankeffenberger9698]

I had an experience with a product called Bearin Seal. I used it to stop a rear main seal in my 1973 Plymouth. It seized the engine.

[@jayres6372]

So in other words, it worked!

[@frankeffenberger9698]

@@jayres6372 Ha ha. It was only supposed to seal the seal. I suspect it was really made for worn out engines in cars sold at unscrupulous used car lots.

[@lw7238]

I was skeptical of this product but was amazed after I used it when my oil pressure went up 7-10 pounds. One of the reasons I used it was because of the oil pressure. I own a 99 Tahoe 350 engine.

[@rumplestiltskin509]

You were fortunate enough that your Tahoe had 10 lb of pressure to begin with.

[@lw7238]

@@rumplestiltskin509 My Tahoe has run flawless since 99 and it is still running great.

[@rumplestiltskin509]

@@lw7238 ok.......

[@rumplestiltskin509]

@@lw7238 Oh , sorry but you mean flawless by needing this product to boost oil pressure ?? Just curious.

[@ricardoortega3985]

This stuff is amazing I used it on my bmw E34 530i I had to adjust the throttle down three times because the revs kept going up and when I completed the oil change my engine is now much quieter it the real deal

[@ttucci215]

I bought a 1999 Toyota Tacoma with 250 miles on it for 1000 dollars. Had car over a year now. It owes me nothing. But it's starting to make a grinding noise. I wish the legend SK was in Philly. Prob sort her right out.

[@motleypixel]

5:08 Scotty, uncle told me about a trick when pouring fluids (1982ish), in my case it was quart oil containers, pour with the spout positioned as high as possible. Conventional wisdom suggest opposite, but try it...no more sloshing/"glugging".

[@mungox1]

Scotty made a video dated Aug 17,2018. he said to NEVER flush the engine oil. First, modern detergent oil keeps the engine clean enough. Second if there is any sludge broken loose it can clog oil galley holes that can destroy the engine. He gave an example of a Toyota with VVT running poorly after a flush clogged the solenoids. Also the oil seals can start to leak. So what is it ? Flush the oil or not ?

[@Overt_Erre]

yep pretty painful

[@terryramsingh472]

Interestingly I looked at that video just before this one and its opposite directions

[@Mike-c6f4k]

Scotty needs to answer this one 🤔

[@Steve-u9f2h]

Maybe Scotty meant dont flush the oil until he found this new product that really works.......I don't know just saying

[@richardloosli5532]

Oil seals can start to leak. Wish I had known. Periodically added Auto Tran fluid prior to oil change for cleaning. No problem. Last time I used an engine cleaner. Checked oil after 2000 miles, expecting I would be down 1/2 quart. I was down 4 quarts! Cause was a mystery until you mentioned this. Used Kilmer recommended AT 205 to rejuvenate seals. Only back to burning 1 qt/700 miles (which btw Chrysler says is normal on 2.7L after 100k miles), but no where near previous 1 qt/4000 miles.

[@dannymartinez8522]

The noise that you hear could be the direct port injectors. Might be chain rattle however to remove the carbon on the valves you would have to remove the intake manifold and walnut blast the valves. As far as the smell from the exhaust could be due to the cattless downpipe

[@yousseflahbil679]

I have ruttling start from my toyota avalon I don't know if this product will fix the problem

[@ramarakeshv]

Hi Scott. I've had vw s all my life. With cars over 350k no problems. Never had issues unlike Japanese cars never drives as wel

[@DELOS13]

WAO WAO WAO, this product does work 100%!!!! It's pricey but worth it and gives more life to your vehicle. I added the fuel cleaner and the oil cleaner to my 05 Golf TDI it definitely sounds and feels better when I cold start it and when I run. It seems to run fast with lower RPMs. I will definitely be buying more for my future oil changes. Thanks, Scotty for this fine, awesome company

[@jimb4547]

I bought this stuff. Please do a follow up of a before and after Scotty! I’ve been waiting so long.

[@comali2212]

In one of Scotty's videos, he warned against those engine flush products because they can cause oil leaks if the seals are already damaged and as he said, it's better to keep the built up in it's place because it's adding an extra coat over the old seals which prevents leaking and removing them is not a good idea. We don't know who to believe nowadays. However still, Scotty's videos, we can learn a lot from them.

[@ocrapo9327]

Listen to Scotty next time. He says if it BURNS oil use this product. If you're leaking and burning oil I'd still use the product for the sake of the engines health. Use thicker conventional oil to stop the leak.

[@timothy2935]

@@ocrapo9327 that's what I was thinking 🤔

[@davidkrywczuk5529]

Isn’t there a difference between sludge buildup (cheap engine cleaner) vs CARBON BUIDUP ( expensive cleaner) ?

[@LuciFeric137]

Hell yeah Scotty. Back in the day we would run a heavy shot of VP C 12 leaded racing fuel. Clean em right out.

[@packerman1203]

This isnt for fuel, this is for oil

[@ryanfrizz]

@@packerman1203 it would still clean the engine if added to the oil (other effects might be questionable though like thinning the oil)

[@travisjernigan8529]

The true Italian tune up.

[@johnchandler1687]

The way those direct injection engines work the fuel never hits the valves to clean them. That's why all the carbon on the valve tops.

[@chrisnichter9895]

@@travisjernigan8529 well I'll be dipped 🤣

[@My68Tempest]

I have a 96 toyota camry with 250,000 miles and change the oil regularly runs great

[@kerednella]

I have used this product for three years now on myb06 supercharged I6 jeep tj. It really works very well.

[@timmiekat6072]

Gti's are driven hard im impressed by how Long they last. A 2.0 turbo that's heavily abused to last 200k is seriously impressive. i agree not as good as Toyota reliability wise. They are more fun however and are good vehicles beneath 200k miles. Not endless money pits may need somr major maintenance bur nor thousands

[@johnclowes3894]

I was kind hoping you’d use you endoscopic tool to look inside the engine to see a before and after piston clean.

[@cricketgaming2746]

What he used wasn't supposed to clean the part of the engine you would see using that

[@timrlang159]

I was hoping he'd have started off with clean oil immediately before the test, then seen how dirty it looked afterwards.

[@Dj-ve2hx]

Me too

[@rusty383]

Me too . What he did prove nothing! Peeing in the tank in a VW done more

[@abdulaelchami7851]

Good morning Scotty greetings from Australia 🇭🇲

[@scottykilmer]

morning!

[@SpeedyGonzales-jn3kx]

Tried the 505 CRO in my 3.8L GDI with just shy of 250000 Canadian Miles, just before an oil Change. First time I dropped the throttle, I was pinned to my seat. Definitely recovered some lost horsepower. I can definitely recommend this product.

[@evanhawkins6073]

So, I have a 2011 F-150 3.5EB with 186,700 miles on it. I was getting 12-13 mpg, then bought ATS Chemical brand CRF / CRO treatment. I can't believe the difference it made. I'm now getting 21.5 mpg in the city since I did the treatment right before my oil change 3 days ago. Can't wait to see what I get on the highway! These ecoboost engines have some warts, but if you treat them right, they are actually amazing engines. CRO is an amazing product. It's legit.

[@METALSAULGOODMAN]

I have a 2018 Tiguan it's been good so far at 43,000 miles but and everytime scotty posts a video with a VW I cringe at the fact I coulda had a toyota. Lolol good afternoon scotty

[@scottykilmer]

afternoon and everyone makes mistakes it ok!

[@Blue-moon12]

Glad your VW is holding up, but it still lower miles..good luck with it. VWs tend to fall apart as they age

[@gabrieldetwiler7078]

Don’t worry my 2017 Golf Alltrack is holding up at 34k. Volkswagen isn’t as bad as people say

[@one7decimal2eight]

lol. 34k and 43k. Like this is an achievement of some sort. Imagine a Toyota or Honda or even Ford anyone else making those claims...no one would care because for how much they cost they better run that long without problems.

[@jamram9924]

@@gabrieldetwiler7078 wait until it goes over 100,000. I managed an import repair shop and I saw this on a weekly basis. Same goes for Audis…..

[@TypeTuber]

Hey Scotty. There is a tool to drain the filter before unscrewing it. Not a big deal if you have a big drain pan but helps keep the mess down 😀

[@bigfootswatching9986]

Scotty is an Old School Pro!! Step down soldier!

[@henryhawkins1194]

That's one of the most unnecessary tools on the market 🙄

[@bobweiram6321]

A better test would be to compare the engine internals before and after. I think it's worth it given the view counts.

[@leonardborisuk8761]

What was the name of it I missed it thanks Scotty

[@sneakynoahking]

@@leonardborisuk8761it’s cro 505 oil cleaner

[@marshallclowers1242]

Re: Bonus Question... I've got a 2013 Elantra and just crossed over 240,000 miles on it. That said, I wouldn't buy a used one for $4k (I wouldn't buy MINE for $4k) but it's been a good car. I miss the 80's and the "thousand dollar car", sadly those days are long gone. Love your show!

[@chasemauldin86]

I had. 2012 Hyundai six speed transmission. Sold it for $1600 with 185k miles. Other still has it going strong almost 260k miles on it.

[@redrum3835]

Scotty! I just love this guy testing products out in front of us now

[@icost4671]

And getting nothing from the product manufacturers

[@frankrizzo893]

I'm amazed that Scotty can work on his drive way. It must bring up the property values.

[@subjecttochrist]

Welcome to America!

[@timnz009]

The results of removing carbon buildup on the rings are not going to be noticeable until you compare fuel economy, or do a dyno before and after, or by comparing the amount of blowby before and after... Scotty should know this !! The revs increasing at a fixed throttle setting could be the volatile solvents burning with combustion.

[@ferdinandchavez7566]

Sold! Just brought the fuel and oil additive. I have a 2001 Subaru so it’s pretty loud. We shall see how it works.

[@jonschlegel1759]

any update?

[@omariopuntocom]

Just used the combo pack. 2016 Jeep Renegade 2.4L Multiair engine with noisy lifters, 114,800+ miles. Will update after next fill up.

[@kevinFJ]

Scotty your the best!!! I don’t make a move without checking with you, thank you!!

[@sparky6086]

Had good luck with Marvel Mystery Oil. I run it in the oil for 3000 miles. It's not instant, but over time, it seems to work, judging from dropping the oil pan and looking before and after. Sea Foam or Chem Tool added to the oil probably would work, if you needed it cleaned quickly.

[@27bahaba]

I've had the same positive results with MMO. I swap out a quart of oil for MMO during the last 500 miles before scheduled oil change. Engine is clean as a whistle inside. 2007 Acura TL 180,000 miles.

[@danielmccoy8875]

Been using MMO for years,especially in a,car that hasnt been maintained or I dont know the history of,always worked for me,and trust me ive had some real beaters,only engine additive I use with excellent results

[@roccobro]

if MMO doesn't quiet down noisy hydrolic lifters, the lifters are bad and need replacing to quiet down.

[@robertsims6136]

@@danielmccoy8875 AMEN

[@unclebob7937]

Mmo is also great as a fuel additive. Helps lube fuel pump, cleans injectors and won't harm the catalytic converter.

[@lukespack]

I am looking forward to see the results after 5,000 miles and how much oil had to be added. I hope there is an improvement.

[@michaeltipton5500]

Yes let's have a follow up video.

[@georgeorwell126]

Were you both dropped on your heads at birth? Scotty said the car does NOT use oil, so you would not see a difference in oil level after 5000 miles.

[@lukespack]

@@georgeorwell126 George you are wrong.

[@georgeorwell126]

@@lukespack No, I am not. At 6:54 he clearly says "this particular one is not an oil-burner yet so I can't use it for the test". Clean your ears out.

[@archiedentone5950]

@@georgeorwell126 then you agree that him saying he smelled it at the tailpipe is not blow by at the pistons lol

[@richards5843]

My neighbor has a 1995 Toyota Camry with 200,000 miles on it and when he drives his car, you can't even hear the engine. It has been a great car!!

[@Steven-cs5cw]

This stuff is great, I used it in my 2003 Buick 3800, she had a lifter tick, cleared it right up, never to return.

[@tuckermaxwell7796]

Afternoon, Scotty! Another informative video

[@scottykilmer]

afternoon and thanks!

[@azumangaX]

I love these videos, when you're working on cars! I feel like I'm sitting there with you, watching as you complain about the German cars as you work on them lol.

[@kennetheady1347]

Lol me 2

[@Lwnmwrboy5]

I was recently at a Mazda/Volkswagen dealership, and the service manager said they have 12 Volkswagen techs on staff and only 2 for Mazda. The 12 Volkswagen techs are booked usually a week or two in advance too. Mazda guys hardly are busy.

[@timetryp422]

Had a Jetta - even the dealership couldn't resolve its electrical glitches.

[@Youll_Love_It_At_Levitz]

@@timetryp422 My 06 GLI was plagued with electrical issues. Dealership was at a complete loss.

[@timetryp422]

@@Youll_Love_It_At_Levitz These vehicles were assembled in Mexico. Quality control apparently went downhill, as these cars were notorious for various problems. Wiring harnesses were one such issue - they are hard to troubleshoot, and it is often beyond the capability of the dealership mechanics. They just start to throw parts at the car and hope it resolves the issue - it usually does not.

[@cincocharms1233]

@@timetryp422 The only good thing that comes out of Mexico is tequila.

[@betterbeavailable]

That's because nobody buys those Mazdas. I hardly see any on the road.

[@RPD91]

7:17 absolutely!!! If you can find an Elentra in great shape for $4k I would say get it. As long as it's the N/A 2.0 6 speed automatic. A tank of small car really reliable.

[@maxwitzler523]

I use diesel or kerosene or B-12 Chemtool or straight Naphtha as an oil cleaner. Pour 16 oz in and let it run 10-20 minutes at idle then change the oil.

[@Flabizkie]

Hi scotty thank u for the very useful and unselfish information you have given to us. To tell u frankly even I am a driver for more than a decade still I have too much to learn about cars especially with it's engine. I have my family ford everest 2011 and this 10th year of its service to me and my family old age has taken over especially to it's engine. I love this car so much, this car has witnessed all my ups and down and I want to kip it forever in a good condition, but bringing it to the mechanic sometimes it cost more money and time. And then I have seen your videos and gives me more information that is very educational and applicable to the current situation of our car. Salute to ur dedication and love for cars I am forever grateful.

[@wing0291]

You should do a mini series about this

[@victorhugo8899]

YT shorts?

[@jamesb8619]

@@victorhugo8899 no

[@davidscott3292]

A test of the additive measuring before and after power output would be interesting.

[@colemanbonner]

BG products EPR (engine performance restorer) used prior to draining like this, and their MOA (motor oil additive) added afterward makes a massive difference

[@danstevens-xd5cp]

Great video. Couple of questions: 1. I can’t find any product to keep the throttle pedal held, what do I search for? 2. Does it have to idle at those revs for 10-15 mins with the additive in the old oil, or can I just drive it for 10-15 minutes instead?

[@ivanmitchell3876]

props sir,on knowing older as well as newer vehicles!👍🌚thank you 4 all you do..

[@TTime685]

The first start was cold and the second was obviously warm.. I don't think 15 minutes of driving at 2k is gonna do much when other cleaners/detergents say to drive for 300+ miles before changing oil

[@franticmessenger]

Great info Scotty!. That is why i always stayed away from a high mileage VW with no love given in their past history. They are nice ones still. Ya gotta keep on looking

[@indridcold4210]

Kerosene works fine too. All the crud in the pan from years of blowby gets dissolved as well as flushed from the pickup screen.

[@gv4189]

I just bought the oil and gas treatment Scotty. I can't wait to try it tomorrow. Thanks Scotty. You are my internet mechanic 4Life!!

[@TxDuallyNation]

What are the results?

[@gv4189]

@@TxDuallyNation I chickened out on using the oil treatment. I did use the gas treatment. I really didn't notice a difference.

[@TxDuallyNation]

@@gv4189 is it because you were thinking that it might get worse?

[@gv4189]

@TxDuallyNation Yeah I thought it would mess engine up. It's my only work car and I can't afford for it to stop working.

[@TxDuallyNation]

@@gv4189 understandable 👍bro

[@TimDyb]

I would've liked to have seen what the old oil looked like before the additive and 15 minute test run. Better yet, replace the oil and filter and then put in the additive and run the 15 minute test. Then drain the oil to see how much carbon was removed.

[@not_virtuality]

This is a good idea I might try it

[@Aint_no_senators_son]

Then do it and post your video.

[@silverstake88]

@@Aint_no_senators_son + 💯

[@martinradtke5181]

As a side note: perhaps doing an oil analysis before and after engine flush would clarify actual results. Oil color, smell & feel are oil school 🏫.

[@not_virtuality]

@@Aint_no_senators_son ill do it on my 3000GT VR4 once i replace the oil lines

[@ctsfiddler]

I would check youtube videos from Hyundai owners, you'll find they have many many happy miles on theirs with little or no problems. The most dependable cars on the road today.

[@8bpianoplayer]

Can confirm that. 179K, runs like new.

[@morinkhuur4945]

I second that. After 16 years and 336k miles, still going strong with my 2005 Elantra. Regular maintenance.

[@ALPHA1-2.]

There’s always an exception, in general they are junk

[@8bpianoplayer]

@@ALPHA1-2. 🤣 maybe 20 years ago. Not now. Go to a dealership (if they have any in stock) and look at them.

[@sarcastixx74]

Have to love the way that people are buying that the engine sounds quieter after what is essentially an oil change. *News flash* ...An oil change means instant lower friction as the oil is not carrying all those deposits that accumulate over time. Result? A quieter engine for a while before it sounds exactly as as it did before the change. This is true for just about every car on the road today.

[@patrickthennigan]

It works. Period end of story. 230K on my 2006 Silverado 1500. Was burning about a quart every 600 miles. 600 miles later oil still full and clean. Worth the 50 bucks.

[@only1drumerboy184]

I have and was tot in school at uti that its not the rings pressing out that makes a compretion seal.Its when the piston is fired the hot combustion gasses expand the rings.Thats why the grove in the piston needs clearence .thats why the tolerence of that groove is different the diamiter of a closed ring.there must be space for the gas,s to get in and press the ring out to seal against blowby

[@kissstrutter9068]

I really enjoy Scotties videos. Full of information

[@fromthebackofmymind]

Any one else try this stuff? I always wonder about suddenly freed carbon clogging up the oil pump pickup screen. Filter bypass opens up between 12 to 15psi. So a fully clogged filter dumps all the trash right back in the engine. Remember that the filter is on the low side pressure return to the oil pan. Go ahead, Take the challenge. I am a holdout fence sitter. Drop the pan, let us see inside.

[@lw7238]

Added it to my 350 99 Tahoe 4x4 135,000 miles and the oil pressure went up 7-10 pounds. I also change the oil regularly. I didn't drop the pan.

[@WILDouglash]

To be clear, I've used seafoam ss14 top end engine cleaner and lube (the one that goes in with a tube through the intake) a few times on a couple different vehicles. They both needed new catalytic converters and o2 sensors afterwards but they ran like brand new.

[@colinjames6]

Replacing TWO Catalytic converters are HUGELY expensive!

[@greenriver8649]

How do you use it? Pouring directly to the engine? 👆

[@nickbellamy2859]

Why not remove the catalytic converter first, do the clean, change the oil, then replace the original catalytic converter? Maybe I'm missing something, but surely this would work out more cost effective.

[@creepycrawler4690]

Barrymans B-12 works much better and it's cheaper. Look up the test they did on it on KZbin.

[@jonandthey8894]

If you see the video on this product you will see what would cause you to either wind up with a bad cat 02’s or engine problem after using that type of cleaner it’s all in were it’s introduced and the hose used to do it

[@russellk6415]

I have a 2000 Nissan Frontier with 311.000 + miles and still purrs like a kitten. Doesn't burn or leak oil. Stayin on top of maintenance pays!!

[@raywright998]

I usually put Lucas oil treatment in my ile 5 4. F250 Ford that has a hundred seventy thousand miles on it. And forgot to and after a few month I put the Lucas in and what a difference I wont ever forget again

[@FilmPA1986]

I just poured in CRO-505 into a 2005 Mini Cooper with 87k miles. Previously had pretty rough startup, loud rattling. Took about 6 1/2 turns to start. Just before the job I was in Drive at the bottom of an ordinary steep hill in San Francisco, it did not even move. I was on full gas full throttle to the floor, didn't budge. Literally at a standstill. After I put this stuff in and new oil, man it started no problem. Put the CRF in, did an italian tune up for 30 minutes at 90. I went to the same spot on the hill, it definitely went up in Drive I can tell you that, probably added about 50-60 horsepower maybe more. Next I'm trying it in my 2002 H6 Outback, 315k miles

[@joe1071]

My cars are always quieter with fresh oil. I want a comparison of pre and post oil change without additive 😘

[@blakewill8382]

As a vw tech watching Scotty replace that oil filter made me drop everything, he’s the reason why cars come in with a “oil leak” and the little cap is broken on the end of the filter housing

[@eac1235]

Of course it would be a moot point if the moronic idiots at VW ,GM and others didn't insist on these crappy filter cartridges.

[@williamj1969]

Scotty - I have solved the oil burning issue on the volvo SI6 engines (two of them). I added Techron to the engine oil for about 8K miles (2 oil changes). Both went from using 2-3 quarts between oil changes to using less than 1/2 a quart between changes. One car was purchased with 131K miles and the other was around 100K. I have gotten in the habit of adding any gas treatment that is heavy in PEA to the oil every 3rd or 4th oil change. So far so good. I do not have an oil burner in the stable now; other than 3 diesels :)

[@FranklinPhan]

How are the cars running now? No damage by the Techron in engine oil? Did you use the "high mileage" version of Techron?

[@koolone3791]

Scotty you have to use Motion Plus Oil Treatment. Company in Hialeah sells it M&J Sunshine. Try it out it will surprise you.

[@lisat9707]

I Love this video! It definitely proves it cleaned out a tonne of gunk. That said i would love to see a before and after Engine boroscope comparison like has been done on other channels. The best part was they went so far as to buy a bunch of the product they found worked great and send it to a bunch of different subscribers for them to test and send back results. I love that approach. Thing is the method he used to do it is tricky if you aren't a mechanic. They have a different application method but i dont know how well it works since it was never tested. I like this stuff but i can't find it to buy it here😢

[@justincase2281]

My thinking would be to remove carbon from the valves, seats and piston rings, you'd have to put some kind of carbon buster in the fuel rather than the crankcase. And you'd probably have to do it a couple of times with a few hundred miles between treatments. But we'll see how well this stuff works. The engine noise was different after treatment. My Dad used a product called CD2 MANY years ago and it did a great job at cleaning out carbon from an old car's engine, but the engine then started to blow blue smoke from the tailpipe. Sometimes carbon build up is a good thing. Will try this product on an old lawnmower I have and will open it up to see how well the carbon was cleaned away. Always enjoy your vids.👍

[@vertsabre]

did you end up trying this?

[@justincase2281]

@@vertsabre Didn't try this product. No need right now. Everything is running fine. But my Father used a product called CD2 many years ago and that seemed to have an effect on engine performance. But the car blew blue smoke thereafter, meaning it was then burning oil. Sometimes carbon buildup is not necessarily a bad thing. When an old engine is "cleaned out", the spaces between the rings and pistons, valves and seats, valve seals etc. are so clear that oil starts to blow by the the valves and rings and oil consumption starts. I think the additive he used went into the crankcase, but I could be wrong. It's been decades. Sincere then I've never used an engine cleaner. But I have used Marvel Mystery Oil. Had a problem with a stuck exhaust valve on an old Dodge Dart with a 318, V8. Put Marvel in both the crankcase and fuel tank. Worked GREAT!! Engine ran like new thereafter. But as far as carbon busting, don't know about that. I've used Marvel in lots of equipment and cars, trucks and always had a great result. But Scotty is a great source for good advice, so I'd trust his experience and opinion. Good luck.👍

[@michaelearl6991]

Alamite cd2 if I remember correctly

[@yourview1944]

Since it's the Downstream, it will have little to no effect on the how the engine runs. You will want to try the upstream (as this will affect input more on the engine).

[@pabloclemente4248]

What is down/up stream?

[@creepycrawler4690]

@@pabloclemente4248 I'm guessing he doesn't know.

[@pabloclemente4248]

Down stream is after cat converter and upstream is before cat converter for bank 1 and bank 2

[@curtpascoe2433]

I have A 2003 Hyundai accent, it has 300,000 miles on it and it still runs well. I do all the work on it myself. I change the oil every 5,000 miles. I always have Used fram oil filters, penzoil 10/40. I have changed the timing belt and bearing, 3 times. myself also. The trans went out at 140,000 and I paid $1,600 to rebuild it against everyone's comments, that the car was not worth it. But it keeps going down the road. But like you said the cars arent built to last this long. But my wife likes the car and won't let me sell it before it falls apart. BUT, it's been paid for, for over 10 years. No it is not in the best condition. But the radio still works and that is all that matters.