SEAFOAM - I PUT IT IN MY OIL!

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In this video I show you how I used Seafoam in the oil / crankcase of my 1995 GMC Suburban with the 5.7L motor.
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[@johnnydoe2070]

I drink sea foam. Feeling brand new.

[@Anonymous_Music]

Drank

[@MaynardFreek]

@@Anonymous_Music get a life

[@cflip7452]

😂

[@martyno8696]

Must have been trying to pass a drug test

[@honeybadgerfacts3871]

Clears ya out like an ex wife, don't it?

[@wickedness9866]

1988 chevy suburban 3/4 ton 350, 276k miles, seafoam in tank and crankcase for past 2 years. Still running stronger than ever. And clean too...we have emissions testing where I live and it always does better than my 2012 ram. Also I only have ever used Wix and Castrol semi synthetic 10-30

[@tvaldez108]

I put Seafoam in my gas tank, crank case and intake. 2000 explorer, 225k miles. Purrrs like a kitten. very good stuff

[@limjahey4585]

tmv108 junk.

[@johanh2319]

Cant be junk assuming they got there moneys worth...225k...lol

[@chemicalspore]

Your seals never dried out?

[@AikidoTubeSock]

How long do you keep it in your oil before changing the oil?

[@Robbievigil]

I have an '02 with almost 250k I use seafoam a couple times a year too.

[@duhjooner]

I've recently started using Bosch oil filters, so far I like them a lot. I've also used Fram and K&N.

[@TheCarterHour]

What a clean suburban. Looks like new! Keep up the good work!

[@Shinjikun1]

I just saw the alternator change video and, judging from the oil pressure reading, that oil pump is either worn or has loose gears inside. Consider an oil pump change for your next project, either a hi-volume, hi-pressure or (best option) a hi-vol & press pump.

[@billwilmington8284]

Man that truck is mint. Looks like you're taking care and enjoying it! I'm jealous for sure.

[@williamriley9226]

The Wix XP will last for 10K plus, but with clean oil and engine. So may last two oil changes. I would certainly get a filter cutter, and cut them open. My opinion of AC Delco vs regular Wix is they are both high quality and durable. Either one is excellent for your 5000 mile change intervals. I use a bypass filter which keeps the oil cleaner. When I cut open a Wix XP at 9500 miles, it looked good enough to use for another 3 to 4K. Hope this helps.

[@matthewvader8651]

I have a 2011 Toyota Tacoma and I only use Wix oil filters and Mobile One full synthetic oil. I do use the extended performance oil and I change it once a year and just check the oil level. 160k miles and runs like a charm. I had a 2002 Toyota 4runner before and I gave that to my mother and it's at 225k miles. I always did the same with that vehicle too.

[@kenskip1]

It is good to see someone taking good care of there vehicle.Wix is one of the best filters on the market.NAPA, and Carquest both use them.Your truck appears to be well maintained.

[@yaboileeroy3038]

I think Mobil 1 uses them for their filters, too. Same line.

[@leroyjenkinz9791]

I'm gearing up to do my very 1st oil change &was doing my research on Seafoam which brought me here! I did my research on oil& filters as well,I also went with mobile 1 oil&filter. I have a 95 thunderbird LX 4.6 V8 that belonged to my uncle,if I paid someone else to do it he'd roll over in his grave + the reviews I read of nightmare oil change's helped my decision to do it myself.

[@Wasdf14]

First time viewer, good stuff! I like the sound and video quality, and the way it's edited. Subscribed! 🤘

[@mtnman6278]

Sea foam is good stuff. I stock up on it and have been using it for years. On the oil filter OEM filter are supposed to be premium filters. That orange part in the filter behind the holes is check valve. It keeps the oil from draining back while the engine is off that's a good thing. The filter that you replace the wix filter with did not looked like it had a check valve. I use mobil one or Bosch filters and always make sure on the check valve.

[@Hectorson3]

I started using Fram in my old truck till I saw bits and pieces of the filter actually in the oil, along with the oil turning after only a few miles of driving, then I started to use WIX/NAPA filters. Napa uses WIX brand as their own. Now I have a 4wd truck and used to use WIX and never had any problems, but as of late I've been using Bosch. never have used ac delco.

[@Jerkwad152]

I drive a 1994 Suburban, and used to use the Delco PF35L. They quit making those, unfortunately, and the 1218S just isn't anywhere near as good. The WIX 51060 or 51061 are both excellent replacements though. I would caution against using synthetic oil, though. I ran the very same Mobil 1 synthetic 10W-30 for a couple of years, and my heads got slammed full of crusty dry deposits. I almost had to chisel that crap out, and ended up taking off the oil pan, pumping diesel through the engine and scrubbing to clean it out. I switched back to conventional 10W-30 and haven't had any problems like that since.

[@taylormcmillian1631]

I’m subscribed! Thanks for the videos recently purchased a 2000 Tahoe(Classic) been looking for a channel like yours

[@eriesisgod666]

I have a 97 w/ 175k miles amd just got a few cans of seafoam. This helped me a lot. Thanks.

[@tranz15]

65k miles wow thats low mileage for a 95

[@1RoadGarage]

+tranz15 I bought it with 40k! Awesome find!

[@matthewsimonds1707]

1 Road not bad. Sea foam seems to be a pretty good product. I use it and works good on my 2007 ford explorer. It's got 85,000 miles. Still runs like new.

[@FSEVENMAN]

tranz15 for sure I've got a 94 K1500 Z71 with four hundred fifty thousand miles on it all original everything unbelievable I love it

[@thatoneguyyouknow8014]

tranz15 i have a 99 tahoe with 254 grand lol still going strong

[@tsmith7699]

Matthew Simonds it will run like way over that millage with regular maintenance

[@Mr.Titanium1911]

Informative video... thanks! I've been using Mobil oil filters for years without any failures.

[@thomasastlin4056]

Great video, very informative. Trying seafoam for the first time on my 5.9 dodge 3500.

[@MrRoy-rb1je]

ACDelco or Wix both are outstanding. Was looking into K&N as well....great vid!!

[@JerkyTurnip]

After I change the oil pump on my 4.3 I was running 60psi when cold and going down the road and 50 at idle when warm. I started using K&N and then saw my oil pressure go to 70 when cold and going down the road and still 60 when fully warmed so no negatives and a 10psi improvement when cold.

[@209Stretch]

Wix xp filters are excellent if you’re running synthetic like you are(regular wix for non synthetic) As far as the Seafoam, they make one that comes with a really long straw for connecting to your throttle body or spraying into you’re carb that is made especially for top end cleaning.

[@justonurquhart8000]

I personally use and like K&N oil filters cost a little more but great filters

[@bigdogwdc]

Time for some K&N products, the air filter will gain you some fuel mileage. The oil filter seems to keep pressure up a little higher than standard. Also, you mentioned lift kit. I recently had the folks at Big O Tires install a 2 inch lift on my 98 suburban. It consisted of replacing the torsion keys, which instantly gained 2 inches, and adding blocks to the rear springs to balance it out. Cost of the entire kit/installation was under $300. It sure makes oil changes a lot easier with those extra couple of inches.

[@robertfoote3255]

For the driving with seafoam...I drive short distances a few times...I also think soak time on this application is prudent....so a few shorter trips splashes to around and letting it "eat" between those trips seems to help.... Any good NAME BRANDS for filters, constant changing is the key.... Mobile 1 is one of the best! I do the same for a "under the hood light....😀

[@JCruzify1]

From the same can of sea foam, you can add it to your oil and gas tank?

[@johnnyg.2468]

Hey man, I have a 97 GMC Yukon and your exhaust on your truck sounds perfect! I’ve been trying to find the best exhaust system for my truck, please tell me exactly what exhaust you have on your 95 Suburban! I would GREATLY appreciate it! Thanks.

[@Wood-Renovations]

I'm dying to know if those magnets caught anything!!

[@maurosgarage]

you are so lucky you can work on your cars in the inside of a garage. I live in Texas and many times i have to work on my car in the hot sun 100 degrees and that hot pavement.... either way I like your videos and how you are straight forward and you do not act like you know everything like other youtubers who act like what they say it final and that they are always right. You actually show the process and explain your thinking while doing the video. I like to learn from other people on youtube I have about 2K invested on quality tools and I have saved thousands from people like you who record their experiences and ways to fix common automotive issues.

[@williammiller7593]

Ok I was wondering though if my oil shows full on the dipstick shouldn’t I drain some oil before adding the sea foam? I would think if my engine calls for 6 quarts of oil I shouldn’t have 7 quarts of oil mix with sea foam in there right? It’s like over filling your oil right??

[@xplorearizona154]

Great video. One thing on a oil change. Make sure the old filter seal comes off with the filter. 2 seals = huge mess.

[@hanskinslo326]

I agree! I did that once.... ONCE!

[@bigsexy6105]

Michael Potts yup... ive done that before...huge mess...lbs.

[@JDqs-kg5sp]

Guilty

[@Ray-Bans]

Blow a motor that way

[@purplehaze743]

Yeah me too the cheap filters don't glue the gasket on a it'll stick to the block and if you don't catch it guess what happens????

[@simonriddick]

Both my 3.8 Camaros had bad lifters and on both I have used seafoam. My last 3.8 had severe carbon on the pistons when I took the heads off. Always wondered if it knocked some chunks off and sent debris into the oil. But I suppose the filter should of caught it. I don't think seafoam does as much as people say it does imo. The 3.8's get 10w30 and my Cobalt SS gets 5w and both those cars the oil gets black as night when oil change is due. Like someone already said Mobil 1 has some good detergents that clean well enough. Still good for a smoke show ;).

[@TheCarnager]

I haven't put much thought into which oil filter to use. I just use the orange FRAMs from Walmart. I hear the Marvel Mystery Oil is good to clean out your engine too.

[@lextek.]

Sea Foam Is about 3/4 Naptha (a solvent with a medium-ish flashpoint) which is used also as charcoal lighter, and the rest is pure isopropyl alcohol to capture water that can build up in the oil due to many short trips in mild weather where the engine doesn't get warm enough for long enough to boil it off. It's safe to use as directed in engine oil. Can be used in fuel also to help clean injectors but it won't help get rid of intake port and intake valve carbon build up in GDI engines. To do that CRC has a spray product that you introduce through the throttle body. It kind of works but you would have to do it several times and frquently.

[@drmikeosgood]

Hey Mike ;I notice you had a quart of Mystry oil in the back ground. This stuff is fantastic in your oil !! One ounce per quart .

[@EvilTwin123]

I have magnet on my car too! Mine are on my seat. Helps keep my steel buns adhered to thrvseat when I take high H turns. High H? Yeah, it's like G force but one alphabetical letter greater!! I stay at holiday inn express hotels so I can feel like Cliff Clavin.

[@rickbaier1042]

Years ago (Fram Oil Filter ) 360 dodge the filter imploded a total collapse . Stay away from Fram

[@swaggerjacker1482]

Yeah, years ago. Things changed since then

[@swaggerjacker1482]

Donalld Allhands not the ultras

[@dougg1075]

I use a magnet oil plug on my 95 Silverado and it’s awesome.

[@scottspencer8358]

We always used WIX filters on tractor trailers and they always worked great on those big engines..I would stick with the WIX filters..

[@boarder55535]

Working at a gm dealer we have actually seen a lot of problems with wix filters causing problems to engines. And their diesel fuel filters are even worse. They come apart

[@scubbarookie]

I would recommend the mobil 1 oil filter. It matches perfectly with it's oil. You can spend about $15 on average; however, if your ever at Wally's World you can pick these up for about $10. Take care brother. 👍

[@zarinagerling512]

If your religious on oil changes, look into a SS-oil filter. It might be over $100.00 except you never have to buy another oil filter for your truck. It’s really simple, take the filter off, take it apart n clean it then check the gaskets, put it back together then install it, it’ll have 1M miles warranty just on the oil filter, do the math. On how many filters then times that by the cost of the filters every 5K

[@madcook1936]

wix is awesome I always use them on my 01 dodge ram and now I will be using them on my 99 yukon

[@PhaQ2]

I always fill the new filter with oil before installation. This prevents oil starvation during the initial start after changing the oil.

[@skidoock3606]

Same here I was very surprised a youtuber wouldn't do that

[@NB-op8or]

Wix filters have an inconsistency with the filtration material inside the canister. I've seen a lot of comparison videos where they cut open the filter and compare the internal spring valley living and filtration material and k&n oil filters are absolutely the very best for a stock application.

[@oldschoolrican]

I recommend LUCAS Oil Stabilizer to stop cold start knocking sounds & lube bearings & other components in your crank case. Substitute the 1 quart of oil with the LUCAS instead.

[@Eyes0penNoFear]

That lighting system is amazing!

[@brucesteger2699]

Something that I learned from my Father at a very young age is to fill oil filters with new oil before installing them! Not just oil filters that face upward when installed, but putting some oil in sideways mountings that when the engine is started, the bearings get oil quicker after the oil/filter change. This reduces the damage, yes the fact that there is no oil pressure for a second or two means possible bearing wear that would not happen if the filter already was full of oil!

[@colbalt95]

oh dang. I was always told to do that so the oil light wouldn't come on but that makes sense lol

[@rudyisidoro8829]

I have a 2004 tahoe with over 240,000. Whats the best cleaner for my engine?? Thanks

[@jacobgonzalez1984]

Go with the WIX WP. Better filter media that is reinforced for 5-15k miles, anti drain back valve is silicone not rubber, casing is heavier duty.

[@flow1180]

Should I use full synthetic on my 2007 Chevrolet Silverado Classic 4.8 169,000 miles or conventional with lucas?

[@markparker1391]

Your best bet on the oil filters are the Bosche brand or k&n. Both have many more pleets, (Paper fins). From experience with Fram filters i would never use them. I have had mutiple fram filters literally explode on my car while driving, not sure why but its probobly a good idea to not use them.

[@tylerkimdura6690]

Thinking about doing this to my Volvo S60. Thanks for the info!

[@AA-ow1fn]

Is worth doing if you are running Synthetic oil already?

[@thetinkerboys14]

Go with a much finer (in microns) filter made out of fiberglass from somebody like amsoil or royal purple. Not only built stronger, holds more dirt, but can also extend your synthetic oil's life!

[@sincitydude7296]

So how many miles did you drive it before the oil change ?

[@mfslyphantom8811]

Here’s how I know that stuff does actually do something to keep a engine clean when used in the crankcase and you are in the perfect position to find out, I’ve done this several times and on my own vehicles as well. Nice truck and i think you said it has about 70k on it, if that’s right your valve cover seals should die any day now if they haven’t already and if you want to keep that thing as clean as it is you will want to change them, if/when you do notice how clean it is. The only difference is I tend to simply dump the whole bottle in about ½ way to the oil change but using a good synthetic like you seem to be will also keep it clean. Also I noticed you have Marvel mystery oil back there, i put that in the fuel on older cars I drive every fuel stop and the intake valves look brand new after 10s of thousands of miles but they didn’t look like that when I first started using it.

[@klauszungler4644]

Great video I love your show- please where do you put those magnets to catch the metal residue??

[@1RoadGarage]

JUST PUT THE MAGNETS ON THE SIDE OF THE OIL FILTER. WILL WORK FINE THERE. I'LL MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT IT SOON! THANKS FOR WATCHING!

[@EasternExplorer]

I always use the Car Quest Red oil filters. Its just the Wix filter licensed under the car quest name. No difference between them.

[@MrDg2400]

How many miles you put on before changing the oil?

[@j.r.zavala]

For years, I have been in pursuit of the "holy grail" of oil filters. Although every body has an afflinity toward a specific brand, here is my oil filter of choice. After a series of trial periods in a real world evaluation of several brands of oil filters through my vehicles (BMW 530i, 330xi, Chevy Silverado) to name a few...I tried most of them: K&N, Royal Purple, AC Delco, Fram 🤑, etc..., In short, I will only use a Wix XP oil filter with synthetic oil. All things considered in unit cost, internal materials, design, construction and manufacturer product details...the reason for my advocacy in the Wix XP oil filter product line. Hope this helps!

[@tomjubell5749]

There are three oil filter manufacturers in the US. Fram who only makes Fram filter. Wix who make filter for about 15% of the market. And Puraltor who make filter for all the rest. You AC Delco filter with a PF part number was manufactured by Purlator.

[@williamriley9226]

Tom, add Champion who makes Luberfiner, Champ, Citgo. May be more, but the important thing to know is all manufacturers make cheap filters for auto parts stores and quickie oil change centers. They also make better filters for their own brand, and spec. filters for any company that wants to have a 1000 minimum made for them. Oh, and don't forget Baldwin. Many of their filters are made in Poland and Russia.

[@07Knightfall]

I like to stick to the same brands. So the mobile 1 oil filters work awesome!

[@3gcalabrese]

Is there a check valve in your oil filter?

[@roadsideprophet2012]

I use Mobil 1 extended life oil and the same brand name filter. It is rated for 15k miles but I change it every 10k. It is cheaper and more environmentally responsible plus it makes it easy to know when a change is due too! I started at 160k so 170k, 180k, now about to do 240k. I usually put a whole can of seafoam in each the fuel and crankcase and drive to work and back about 80 miles. The first time I done it the oil was really dark but now the oil I drain out still has a dark golden amber color to it in the light. If you have sticky lifters ticking you can add about 4 oz each seafoam & marvel oil and drive a few miles and they will usually quieten down. Too, the Lucas complete engine treatment is as good as seafoam as best as I can tell. That in the crankcase and Lucas injector cleaner in fuel is another option. Just depends on which one is on sale! LoL

[@newwavepressure6478]

IV got an charger I was thinking of doing it but if the oil is not the right thickness it throws a wrong oil type code

[@DayoftheJakeL]

wow that things incredible so clean underneath!!!! and only 65000 miles!!!

[@25BEDFORD]

I had the same issue with my 1994 F250 where I did not get that smoke cloud after spraying in the intake. I drove the truck for an hour and still no smoke. Needless to say I used my truck two days later and it stalled down the road with engine light coming on and would not start for an hour until it finally turned over and bogged under acceleration and barely made it home, having to stall and start multiple times. I started the truck another day later and it had rough idle and funky engine noise which I was afraid was rod knock from possible hydrolock, with engine light still on. The following day I started again and drove for about an hour and it no issues and engine light was now off, but still no smoke. I started it again today and let it warm in idle, then I told my son to rev the engine and then it appears that all the seafoam finally sprayed out of the exhaust at once in liquid form. I don't know what happened but I do not think I would do it again. I used in crankcase and both tanks and should be sufficient. I have only used supreme gas since I bought it about four years ago so that should have cleaned some things up.

[@michaelchilds89]

Jimmy, what is the deal about the magnets on the oil filter and where did you get them? Do you put them right on to the filter?

[@davidcudlip6587]

Use a refrigerator door magnets that people use to post notes. They don't do much. He should cut a filter open and see just how much metal they're holding.

[@ozzykrahn806]

wix are awsome, im running a wix oil filter and a wix air filter in mt 2002 suzuki esteem and it has a 1.8 inline 4

[@pkennedy4256]

Have you used fully synthetic the whole time you've owned the suburban?

[@mikegunthner7040]

Love the idea of the magnets on the filter, did not think of that..

[@jordond8526]

I always use wix on my 95 gmc suburban and I've had no issues

[@1RoadGarage]

PNW Chevy Thanks for the input. I've only heard good things about Wix.

[@brettdn13]

I always recommend Wix or Napa as they bare minimum protection for as far as oil filters go that I recommend, Fram is garbage when I did my own research and did a bunch of cut opens. Wix actually manufactures Napa filters so they're solid

[@MrEyad1990]

Now this is more useful and helpful , good job great results .

[@whirlwind8825]

Purolator Boss Filter.... I have a classic car with headers and the smaller can design gives more air gap to the exhaust means the oil stays cooler . And this Boss filter weighs like its made of gold . All the filter media tests show this filter is the best ..

[@edenc.m4576]

I’m binge watching all the 95 suburban videos 💯

[@prenticesawtelle1241]

I love that stuff put in my crankcase had a leaking front deal it fixed it no more leaks

[@MarzNet256]

The Mobil 1 full synthetic has a very good detergent package. If you change it every 5k to 6k (and use a good filter) your engine internals should be very clean. It's possible that adding additional chemicals to oil can adversely affect it's detergent package so it is smart of you to change soon after adding the Seafoam. I did not really see any difference in your before and after oil samples. I think you should be fine without any additives, just don't do long OCI's. I also think using a quality top tier gas is important to keep fuel system and engine clean, they contain high levels of PEA which is a very good detergent. Shell (what I use) and Mobil both make excellent gas.

[@jarenhopper5253]

It's alright, burns up quick

[@white24valve]

I have an 02 Chevy 2500hd LB7 Duramax..344,237 miles...only wix oil filters and wix fuel filters..use wix fuel and fuel/water separator filters on my FassTi (fuel filter is a 2 micron..water separator is a 14 micron)

[@whydahell3816]

I got rid of my fluorescent light like your and replaced them with L.E.D. Walmart has them and it looks exactly like a standard regular fluorescent light housing, big white shield but has 12 little dots of L.E.D bulbs. Check it out at Walmart. Same price as the fluorescent set up. Has a 45 year life expectancy.

[@mazdaneo1]

hi... just wonderin...did you perform an autopsy to the oil filter while the magnet still clinging on the oil filter?. just wanna see the amount of metal stick at the magnets

[@1RoadGarage]

+felix liew hello Felix, no I didn't cut it open. They're pretty strong magnets though so I'm positive they're doing their job.

[@ericchevy1999]

I use a.c. Delco filters along with the same oil as you never any problems on my suburban my g6 or lesabre

[@e.hernandez8732]

thank you for all the great videos..I had a question to see by any chance if you have any information? just recently while on freeway accelerating I've been getting this faint beeping sound from around the passenger Dash area but only when accelerating when I'm stopped you can't hear it. if the AC in the radios on you can't hear it but when everything's off and you're driving on the freeway you could definitely hear it. any advice on this problem or fix you can give me I really appreciate it thanks again

[@1RoadGarage]

+Emanuel Hernandez wow, a beeping sound? Like a digital beep? I'm at a loss on that one. Could it possibly be your stereo somehow?

[@e.hernandez8732]

1 Road no not the stereo I have everything turned off on freeway that's when you can hear it, with acceleration...it's very faint my wife pointed it out while camping ever since then it's been driving me nuts. can't find anything on this problem. alot of forums are saying it's the door chime?!?! but I can tell the difference. thanks again for your reply if you come across anything let me know

[@1RoadGarage]

+Emanuel Hernandez Well, one way to test the chime is to just pull it. It's located under the dash by your left foot where the relays are. It's big and sticks out the farthest on the panel. With the door open you'll hear a loooooong annoying beep coming from it. As for the stereo, I've heard sometimes even with it off it could still be making noises come through the speakers. Not really sure why that would happen though. Maybe a bad ground or connection somewhere... Hope that helps!

[@AdmiralOta]

Can I use this on my 1998 5.7 k1500 with 686k miles on it?

[@MikeKollin]

Where's the link for the magnets?

[@danielrivera6905]

The AC Delco oil filter is a bit smaller than the Wix but works the same benefit of ACDelco is oil pressure will be more consistent and more accurate

[@punker4Real]

you can't trust card board end caps you might as well not have a filter at all! aka acdelco E series filters this guy uses fram filters(same as the e series with cardboard end caps) as well so it's hard to trust what he says about oil and oil changes.. he also put motorkote in his transmission and rear diff which is totally stupid since it will cause the clutch plates to slip

[@Mcdashiznit]

ac delco is great ,i have 95 gmc 2 door tbi 350

[@PumpkinKingXXIII]

You are assuming that the darker color is sludge or carbon being released from the engine. It is also possible that the much lighter oil and petrochemicals in the sea foam have a much lower combustion temperature and are burning off and creating the darker color

[@aaronwilson9067]

I have seen a tear down of a amsoil oil filter and they are more expensive but they catch smaller fragments then the rest

[@dannycolemire2652]

Forgive me but you say after adding the seafoam your suppose to drive the vehicle 1 to 200miles but you only drove 30 miles have I missed something? Or does the mileage not matter?

[@chronoboat11]

Where do you get the magnets

[@5473572]

Dopey me, I didn't read instructions, and poured the entire can into the crankcase, of a 5 quart system. Will I be ok with this?

[@latinoheat210]

Nope change asap

[@jimmyadams735]

Hlo my h100 Hyundai diesel turbo got a jik and have a smoke can you help

[@tommygamba170]

Pf52 acdelco oil filter didn't fit my 93 5.7 suburban. The center hole was too small.

[@tonyb337]

The AC Delco is just as good, I run Wix also when I can't find the other, AC DELCO has been around for ages

[@TradShowTom]

Did the spray into my throttle body. Looked like my engine was about to burn up. So much smoke it was hilarious. Not sure if it feels any different but still glad I did it.

[@matthewjohnson0627]

If the total oil capacity is 4q, does that mean your total volume including Seafoam should be 4q, or should it be 4q of oil PLUS Seafoam?

[@Wisconsin.pikachu]

I do the same thing with magnets...i use old computer hard drives they have 2 large neodymium magnets in them

[@danielriggs8709]

Whenever I change my oil I always add a Quart of Lucas fully synthetic replacing one quart of oil I Also put about half to a 3rd of a Quart into the filter itself helps with dry starting . 300k 2010 Modified 4.8 Chevy. Love the videos also The magnetic good idea I will be doing that from now on...

[@evanjohnson9637]

yea i been wanting to do the lucas thing

[@raeyryreyeruyteu]

Wix oil filter? I've been using fram for years in my honda civic. I decided to give wix a try and about 2k miles in it started leaking out the threads.

[@artm6723]

Makes no sense. Rubber gasket would've stopped that. You probably didn't tighten the filter properly.

[@GaynNovi]

I've been hearing a lot of conflicting info about filling up your oil filter with fresh oil before you install it (depending on how the oil filter goes on), obviously with your setup you wouldn't be pouring oil all over because it screws up into the housing instead of like my Jeep where it's upside down. So have you ever pre-filled your oil filter before installing? I also thought you're supposed to get the oil somewhat to up to operating temp so when you drain it's all flowing out.

[@1RoadGarage]

+GaynNovi I've never worried about prefilling the oil filter. Mine goes on sideways so it'd pour out anyway. I think as long as you're changing your oil on time/ regularly you shouldn't need to worry about getting every last drop of old oil out. So getting up to operating temp just seems like a good way to get burned to me... Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking the guys who do those things, I just don't think it's​ necessary. Thanks for the comment. Keep'em coming and God bless!