SHE DROVE 15,000 MILES ON CONVENTIONAL OIL!!! 2006 JEEP COMMANDER 5.7 HEMI OIL CHANGE

So I was driving my moms 2006 Jeep Commander (w/ 5.7 Hemi) and noticed her oil service was due over 10,000 miles ago (or 8 months ago). That means she was running on conventional motor oil for almost 15,000 miles!! Needless to say, I decided to take action before she blows up yet another Jeep. She ran her old jeep liberty on super old oil (probably burnt right through all the oil) until it was completely seized. Oh yeah and we had a Jeep Grand Cherokee that I can't recall them ever changing the oil on that either.

[@elderfarms]

Update: ... less than a year later she blew the engine. Within the last 11 months they put 13,000 miles on the Jeep, it burned through the oil and now it has major damage. Don’t be like my mother. Check your oil AND change your oil.

[@elderfarms]

I can’t believe I even wasted my time with her

[@elderfarms]

She’s blown up 2 other Jeeps, and a few other cars from this lol

[@999thenewman]

Some people are on a path in life that says, "I don't care. Whatever. Shut up. Go away. It's irrelevant." And this mindless behavior will continue through more cars because there is no punishment for destroying them. No lesson to be learned. The really thin synthetic oil in a damaged engine wasn't a good idea. Experience tells me heavier oil will waste less past worn piston rings. So a 10w40 or 15w40 syn-blend would likely have made the engine last longer.

[@elderfarms]

999thenewman she could have changed the oil lol

[@Sroor2023]

@Rusty Highlanderhi friend it wont blow up changing conventional oil every 5000 mile 2500 is so low milage and its waste of money sorry if you feel that iam shouting on you 😉

[@ronnieromero7604]

I love when people advertise their car as "lady driven" it serves as a great indicator that the oil was never done on time and the car hit every pothole in town a 1000 times.

[@elderfarms]

Ronnie Romero 😂😂😂😂

[@NotSoCrazyNinja]

I've never seen a car ad saying the car was lady driven. That being said, the more I think about it, every female I know and have known never checked/checks their fluids or tires. They have other people do it for them. It's not rocket science. If you can follow a cooking recipe (which includes measuring), you can check your fluids and tire pressure. If you can read, you can figure out what fluids go where if you need to top them up. Owners manuals have the information you need. If you don't have the owners manual, ask someone. You only have to ask one, then use the big squishy thing inside your skull to remember. If you can't remember, there is always notepads and pens to take notes.

[@patrickreilly2338]

Funny

[@williscurry6557]

Lady driven can be the worse. I went to look at a 102K mile cobalt briven by a young asian lady. They stated "oil was just changed about 1,000 mi ago". The camshaft was covered in rust. Like wtf? Lady driven tho. They bought her a honda.

[@oneal3224]

But if you state it's male driven you're implying something🤣🤣

[@xtremeleo]

teaching a brother about car? here is a like for you sir, salute!!!

[@bobmarleystoe]

yeah bu specky doesnt know what hes doin so nothing learned.

[@phantomx55]

So she has had an engine seize from lack of oil change before and that didn't teach her a lesson? I don't think your mom should be allowed to own a car anymore...

[@elderfarms]

phantomx55 i told her the same thing

[@gavincurtis]

I know she's your mom and all, but have you talked to her about this? What person destroys a car from lack of oil change just to repeat the same mistake yet again with another car? They need to start teaching auto maintenence, basic plumbing and electrical (how to replace a light switch or fixture) in school as standard curriculum as everybody will encounter this.

[@elderfarms]

Haha trust me, I’ve talked to her about it. She’s blown up many engines, looks like I’m the only hope for her. I just moved out a few days ago so I guess we can all wish her luck 😂

[@gavincurtis]

Hang a crappy bicycle on the garage wall behind a pane of glass you see every time you pull in with a sign below it: "JEEP GOT OIL? Break glass to get to work while saving up for a new car."

[@elderfarms]

The Dollar Guy 😂😂 will do

[@ralfie8801]

Or you can always just watch out for her and keep that oil changed at a more realistic interval. If you leave it up to her it will never get done. Most women couldn't give two shits if the maintenance is done, just that it starts and moves under its own power whenever they decide to go somewhere.

[@elderfarms]

Ralfie i was hounding her on doing it but she wouldn’t and I figured I would put in better oil than what a shop would

[@76jasonl]

i don't comment on a lot of youtube videos and i know how to change my oil so i really dont know how i even ended up on your video but i felt very compelled to tell you what a great thing it is your doing with your little brother showing and teaching him. every oil change he does for the rest of his life, i guarantee he will remember doing this with you.

[@garrywashere6408]

I agree jason.

[@garyaanderson214]

Great stuff to teach your brother.Did you show your Mom how bad it was and how it smelled? Just maybe She would understand.The fastest way to send a vehicle to an early grave

[@jlaw9772]

@ jason beasley Awwwwwwww A little house on the prairie moment. So touching.

[@AnalogWolf]

yup, that's a fun bonding moment and a good lesson too so he'll feel comfortable doing it himself when he gets his first car.

[@anthonylucin1982]

Your mom may not change her oil but she knows how to rise a son. This made my day watching you and your brother.

[@ApexKilla49_]

How? He let his mom drive 10k miles over the limit! Smh lol

[@joshuaglenn1710]

I changed the oil in my grandmothers car at one point after she had it done at Walmart it took a three foot breaker bar to get it out and a fair amount of aggravation. I believe, although I can’t prove it, they used an impact to put it in.

[@WeKnowTheTruth2012]

Joshua Glenn thats the dumbest shit anyone can do literally your fingers and 1/4 turn is all it needs

[@nsoper19]

Yeah my car was like that when I got it. When I went down to the shop to get a new sump plug the guy in their said that he got loads of customers in the same position, where that garage had used impacts to tighten up the sump bolts. Crazy

[@smokeythehuman3596]

Nathan Soper by sump bolt you mean oil drain bolt right?

[@nsoper19]

@@smokeythehuman3596 yes. We call it a sump plug/bolt here in the uk

[@jonathancervantes9350]

Happens all the time Ford did it to my new mustang on first oil change. Needless to say never going back. So my cars have been well maintained by me.

[@elderfarms]

bruh all i tried to do is help my mom on her oil and i got nazis swarming my video, thanks

[@thromboid]

The Internet is some place, huh? :) It's a cool video - helping your mom and your little brother with some useful life skills. Ignore the haters.

[@josephtaverna8167]

Who's to say there are Nazis

[@elderfarms]

Joseph Taverna I did

[@wildcard749]

They are memvers of the german fascist party? I thought all those guys were dead

[@freeaudiobooks7469]

@@wildcard749 yup, this guy is obviously some libtard

[@jackgang6267]

used fram oil filters exclusively for 120,000 miles on a rebuilt 302 in a mustang and the oil after that many miles came out very golden. i was religious in changing it . never had any engine problems!

[@walmartsuxhard]

You made a bigger mess than ya had to trying to keep your hands clean. Next time press the plug in while removing when you release the last thread pull away quickly. Eventually youll get a feel for it and get no oil anywhere.

[@elderfarms]

walmartsuxhard yeah, well see the oil was hot and I didn’t wanna sit around and wait for it to cool down 😂 I’m normally good at catching the plug but clearly not on camera lol

[@JohnDoe-lf6lb]

Gave a thumbs up for teaching the little kid. Wish someone taught me like that and let me pour oil when I was 9

[@elderfarms]

John Doe thanks! It means a lot. I love him very much and hope he grows up to be a man who isn’t afraid to get off the computer and get a little dirty. I feel like it’s my duty as an older brother to teach him things that people didn’t teach me in school; also give him the confidence to take something apart and not be afraid to fail. KZbin is an incredible place to learn things (how I know everything I know now) but nothing beats an older brother/dad being there to guide you through every step.

[@JohnDoe-lf6lb]

@@elderfarms You're a good brother and you'll be a great father I'm sure

[@SF-ku2hp]

Noticed how tight the drain plug was. Seems like some dealerships and quick lube shops really tighten filters and drain plugs. I do my own oil changes once I am out of the changes that come with my vehicle and wow what a pain to do the first change.

[@Ryan-os1lt]

We do that for a reason. We don’t want to have to buy you a new engine. It if nice and tight then oil shouldn’t leak.

[@cartere9981]

Ryan there’s such a thing called torque specs

[@SF-ku2hp]

@@cartere9981 so 100 pounds is a good spec for an oil drain plug? Not 15-30?

[@cartere9981]

Steven Frank it’s only 8 ft lbs for my car and 16 ft lbs on the oil filters not very tight it depends on every car

[@SF-ku2hp]

@@cartere9981 Dome plugs have been pushing 75-100 pounds to break I do about 15-20 on my silverado

[@majstealth]

hmmm drove over 30k km before oil change, car is still running over 50k km later, must be more how you drive, not how long/far.... or the brand you drive - who knows

[@Dr.Westside]

I'm to the point that I believe if you can't do basic maintenance on your own car you should not be allowed to have a license .

[@u47xxO62]

My country, Thailand, has no Pennzoil but we have Shell Helix that use same tech as Pennzoil.

[@Oliebollenwinkel]

I'm really curious - what is the deal behind those short oil service intervals in the US? Here in Germany, most car manufacturers advice customers to have an oil change done rather on a yearly cycle or after 20.000 km (~12400mi) on the clock. Of course, the exact information can differ from brand to brand and model to model, but in most cases it's something about the mentioned amount. I own a 2019 Opel Corsa and recently had the first service done with a mileage of 11.000mi . The bord computer still displayed 15% oil lifecycle remaining prior to the annual service. And that's the deal with each and every vehicle in Germany, nobody would ever go and have an oil change done after 5.000mi since that would be a waste of money and resources. Is this like a marketing strategy in the US, or is there a significant difference in between European and American engines?

[@td6608]

LOL, that's nothing www.donsoil.com/gray.php We have a couple F150s that have gone as high as 30,000+ miles and they are both sitting @ over 200,000 miles and are still running fine with conventional oil. These are farm trucks though 😅

[@arthursmith643]

Next time buy a Mobil One filter at Walmart for $10.00. While your there buy the Super Tech full synthetic oil 5 qt jug for $15.00. Total cost $25.00.

[@kempo685]

Stop crapping on him about the fram.. yes the basic ones suck ass but the one he used is just like a Mobil extended filter. I don't use either but that filter isn't bad.

[@poluticon]

why would she never change the oil? Even going to those quick lube places where they change your oil in 15 minutes is better than not changing it at all.

[@jerryx2000]

Cough cough gender pay gap

[@76jasonl]

also, great AVE reference there towards the end, " focus you fack". don't know if your familiar with the channel but those are his immortal words,lol.

[@elderfarms]

jason beasley yes hahaha I am

[@gavincurtis]

I patiently wait in secret delight hoping for Ave's camera to not focus for those magic words. Makes my day.

[@alextai6638]

smart boy, less splash the way he pours the second bottle

[@firstname6165]

"woman driven car for sale !!! Clean no accidents, first hand from the dealer and well mentain "

[@jesuslightsmyway]

Good for you teaching your little brother ACTUAL life skills.

[@anthonymartinez4780]

Honestly if I didn't do the oil changes for them, my mom and sister would never get the oil done or take it to Wal-Mart and let them fuck it up

[@elderfarms]

Anthony Lovato yeah it makes me mad when people don’t do

[@pi1797]

With 20k on any oil. Maybe instead of a premium oil. Change with a cheaper full synthetic, tell mom to drive for a 1,000 miles, just to try and clean up some of the dirt. Then change to a premium full synthetic oil. Just a thought/suggestion. Sorry to hear that motor got blown. Those Commanders are very nice suv's. Awesome you are trying to help your mom.

[@tarquineous]

Some engines can handle poor maintenance better than others, but how do you know beforehand? I've seen cars that are worthless because of poor maintenance. Make damn sure you don't buy one like this unless they will accept $100.00 or less, AND you are willing to pour in a few grand for repairs.

[@recoveringnewyorker2243]

You're being real nice about this. Once something like happens I tend to get my Bronx on with my family and friends! It sounds something like this ; (imagine this being said with a bronx accent) "Let me get this straight! You have spent thousands of dollars on this vehicle! You depend on it for your daily Transportation needs! You are very safety and Financial Security, not to mention that if your family largely depends on this vehicle functioning properly! And yet, knowing this YOU , the owner of said vehicle do not have a CLEEEWWWWW! (clue) how it works or how to take care of it! Now, have I missed anything? NO? And this kind of thinking makes sense in which universe? 'CAUSE IT AIN'T THIS ONE!"

[@mrmann19k]

Just a hint, if you crush the dry sweep on the stain with your shoe it will soak up more of the stain. Just a little trick I learned over the years.

[@anthonymartinez4780]

Also just so you know the filter you got is perfectly fine. The fram filters for synthetic are great, the cheap OCOD are the ones with issues. Don't listen to people here who don't have a clue about what they are talking about.

[@elderfarms]

Anthony Lovato thanks man haha

[@socialjusticewarrior9601]

No no no no. Fram has been proven to be THE worst filter out there. Plenty of videos on here, as well as articles from other engineering departments and mechanics.

[@pughconsulting]

It is not. It is the orange can that had issues.

[@Pleasantpvp]

If they cant even get a standard filter right i wouldn't trust the company at all considering there are plenty of options.

[@Sonichu_is_watching]

Clorox Bleach The orange and grey Fram filters are the bad ones. The ultra synthetic filter is actually a very very good filter. Watch some teardown videos of the ultra.

[@devrolet1]

Dillan, when you switch to synthetic from conventional,! Your engine will absorb some of the new syn. Oil into pockets of carbon that are left behind throughout the engine !!! so for the first 2 oil changes with synthetic oil, you will have to top off quite a bite so it's recommended that you purchase 2-3 extra quarts of syn. Oil and check the level every 1000 to 1500 miles till the the oil evaporation stops ' This is a common issue that is not talked about enough, It seems to accurrr more frequently with vehicles switching over when they are higher mileage,, good luck🍀☘🍀, Mechanic 36 years

[@mhiscott4925]

Any car will run perfectly fine on conventional oil for 15k miles. The problem is over time the oil will work past the Piston rings, making you lose oil, therefore less oil in the engine, and loss of oil pressure. Oil lasts way longer than 3k miles on any vehicle, especially a V8 and oil darkness has literally Zero to do with the condition of the oil

[@anonymike8280]

Nevertheless, I change mine at 2500 miles (2.2L Toyota Camry). I am switching to semi next oil change and making the interval 3000 miles. Dino oil is getting hard to find and does not cost less either. All oil is semisynthetic, actually, because the carrier the additives come in is synthetic oil. No one ever damaged an engine because they changed the oil too soon. My driving is all short trips, and that qualifies as severe duty. For another thing, a low-end or no-name filter is good for about 5000 miles, no more. In my opinion, of course.

[@THETOPGLOCK]

We use to have a 07 Commander. Worst god damn vehicle we’ve ever owned. Constant check engine lights to water always on the floor boards. There’s a reason Jeep only made it from 2006-10. If it ends with 7 run away as fast as you can.

[@theninja9563]

Love mine at least with the hemi. The 3.7 is very underpowered. They are reliable besides the ujoints on the drive shafts go bad and the water issue. You can fix that due to it being a water drain tube being disconnected or clogged. Very easy fix. Had the issue in both of my commanders.

[@THETOPGLOCK]

TheNinja95 We had the 3.7 (yes very under powered) It would constantly spit rocker arms off if it was really cold. The 4.7 and 3.7 are VERY notorious for this. Last time a rocker came off it get wedged in the timing chain and broke a bunch of stuff. I ended up putting new heads and timing components on it then sold it. The water issue I agree most of the time it’s the sunroof drains. I actually replaced them blue shitty drain hose with bigger clear hose. The water was coming in the the door seal somehow. Literally everything started happening soon after the warranty ran out. We loved the Commander at first but quickly lost interest. For what it’s worth I’m glade you’re happy with yours.

[@theninja9563]

@@THETOPGLOCK I understand your issues and why you don't like it that sense with your issues. And was thinking about the hose mod for it but idk yet. Not a huge issue for me so I don't worry about it. And I had my fair amount of reasons to get pissed with my 3.7 but non we're for the motor in general beside it being too small for a Commander. But it could still put out some power when needed. Now my newer one with a hemi...shit that thing is just fun and has zero issues with the motor so far but the drive shafts like my other 3.7 are going bad but then again I can get new shocks and both front and read driveshafts for under 1000 and install myself in under a hour with ease. So it's not a big problem for me. And how many miles do ya have on your 3.7 I got 164879 on my 5.7

[@pi1797]

A follow-up. There is a KZbin channel where this guy does nothing but cut open oil filters. Shows the features,quality. The benefits of each filter and the down side of each oil filter. Not paid by him to mention his channel. Just saw a bunch of different opinions here on this video about oil filters. Personally I use Bosch, Fram Tough Guard or Motorcraft oil filters. This guy's channel is FilterKingz Check it out.

[@ViperJay5]

Eh, I don't see why people hate Fram so much. I've used them before. I don't always use them but whatever I can get that's cheaper or a better bargain at the time. I switch between Fram, ACDelco, and the one next in line is Mobil 1. Luckily on my Malibu, the filter is right on top of the engine so it's easy peasy changing that, it's just having to get under the car to drain the oil, other than that, this car and engine is super easy to do. Great that you were teaching your little buddy how to do it. Changing engine oil really is one of the most basic things anyone should learn about a vehicle.

[@arthursmith643]

Great job. That Fram filter is top of the line. Full synthetic media with wire backing. Metal end caps metal center tube. Cool showing the kid in the back how to change oil and filter.

[@LancerXDS]

It's all good. She has money to buy another jeep and do the same thing right. I'm just saying

[@elderfarms]

dsourn she bought a brand new Nissan rouge lol I bet it’s the first 2019 that blows up

[@sergiudan9010]

@@elderfarms keep us updated :)))

[@bradleysmall2230]

You seemed to not put a gasket on the drain plug and fram oil filters are cheap junk even if it was an extended mileage wording on it. after repairs try mobil 1 or royal purple.

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

You need to watch a video of oil filters being cut apart and analysed.....FRAM is garbage!

[@adamrollins6738]

Sucks working on vehicles to car dealership cost $158 an hour and you only make $11 an hour. Im done with working in cars besides vehicles keep getting updated. And damn neer alot harder to work on. Now you have all that cost of college and you have to keep going back to college just to learn how to work on the damn vehicles now.

[@WeKnowTheTruth2012]

Tubs Buba Whats wrong with the charge? Im sure they need to be a good amount of insurance and their profit margin isnt so great. If you made all 158 i can be sure that you wouldnt have a job right now

[@samuelclark9909]

@@WeKnowTheTruth2012 but what's the point, I make 22 an hour doing factory work, literally twice what he's making, I only have a high school diploma and there are more opportunities to advance, plus I am allowed to work overtime, and I have no student loan debt, being a mechanic today is not worth it, I thought about going to school to be one, then I found out you have to go back every couple of years to get recertified because of the overegineered crap that's being built today, so let's weigh them against each 11 an hour, student loans, most dealerships don't allow overtime, vs, 22 an hour no student debt, and overtime, oh yeah and I work 12 hour shifts so I get at least 14 days off a month sometimes more, being a mechanic these days is a JOKE. Yeah he has more job security, but at 11 an hour that is not shit, I can find another factory job making more than that if something happens.

[@HippieGeeks]

Get that FRAM filter shit outta here, they are trash. Look up comparison videos. Some filters have come with fucked up plain paper as filter medium.

[@OddTimeMan]

I wouldn't trust any oil filter beyond 10,000 miles...regardless of the brand. When oil filters clog, the bypass valve opens which means the oil isn't being filtered at all.

[@zendher]

In Europe the oil change its made every 18500 miles, for all car models. Modern Jeep engine is a piece of shit.

[@chuckgates1171]

Its been 15 months and 775 on my 03 mustang 3.8. I dont drive much and might wait 2 more months on oil change.. The jeep would be easy oil change..

[@douglasfox2090]

These kind of Stupid people don't even belong owning a Yugo..Neverless a 35-40k Hemi powered SUV...The Damage is Done..why bother with Quality synthetic now...Sure he saw tons of Metal in that pan...Tons of Metal..

[@b33fcake34]

Dont buy FRAM filters, they are built cheap and I would never use one. (edit) also full synthetic oil is not always the best way the go, I like to use a synthetic blend instead of conventional.

[@SS-sh6ww]

The nut loosing part which you demonstrated was wrong, you should always use your 2nd hand at the nut to make sure it does not slip & cause thread damage. Your merely LUCKY in this scenario !

[@lieberfreialsgleich]

If the engine burn soil, maybe you should try other oil, 5w20 is like water.... with 5w40 or 5w50 most engine burn less oil. And if you live in a warm state, I would use 10w40. And you get a higher oil pressure.

[@BigDaddyJinx]

Good job helping your Mom who clearly can't help herself..but bruh, gotta say, latex gloves be cheap. So cheap. Even a pair used for washing dishes is like $1.49 a pair. Buy some LOL. Will save your more expensive gloves from oil saturation.

[@AntLive29]

Who buys a Jeep Commander? LOL

[@fordguy001]

High mileage oil is for old worn out engines with leaky seals. High mileage oil has seal Swellers that help stop leaks. It’s bad to use when your seals aren’t leaking. What you need is extended oil drain interval oil.

[@joelafleur6423]

People never even bother to even check the oil. Then say oh that car was a piece of crap. Don't think to much about it, just change your oil. And change it more often then not. One more thing the C/T stands for compass and temperature.

[@tardeliesmagic]

Just change the oil after Christmas if you ever forget and you can't go wrong.Engines are complex so at least use semi-synthetic.Change 8k if under 100k,6k over 100k-200k and every 4k if over 300k....or get a new engine which ever is cheaper.$80-$100 for oil change done at home or $5.000-$8.000 for and engine?

[@guangxidavidliu]

My sister drove her new 1983 Camero for 50,000 miles and 5+ years without changing motor oil. The oil looked like mud water when finally got changed. But, the car kept soldier on for years. Older cars are better made cars. Steel engine blocks are better than modern aluminum.

[@orion3706]

My mom doesn't take care of her car, doesn't get regular oil changes, then blames the mechanics when there's engine trouble.

[@frankmontez6853]

I'm thinking of switching to more expensive synthetic oil and extended filter though I've only used conventional oil / filter my whole life . Is it really that good ? very safe I can run it for a lot longer before oil needs another one ?

[@puachengyeanchristopher8030]

Penzzoil (also under shell company?) and Shell Helix Ultra are the best engine oils to use and they are reasonably priced n affordable. Oil is stable, smooth n quiet (hard driving) even after 8k km it felt like a new oil , , think can push to 15k km ( change yearly ) for those healthy engines. Worth every single cent.

[@davidcampbell1899]

Maintaining a car or thinking about having to maintain a car are not a strong point in a females brain. ( my mother blew up one of my dads cars the same way years ago!) Its a good thing your teaching your little brother how to do it, he will be doing it all by him self by the time he is about 14.

[@ginofoogle6944]

why would you change the oil when you can just change the car, lol.. some people are real shitheads like that..

[@steveramos1452]

Can’t blame the oil filter or the mother when it’s a Dodge. Not enough variables.

[@erich84502a]

Ive seen people brag that their Toyota 'doesn't need' an oil change and some dont check the level 'cuz its a Toyota'?

[@AntonioAguilar-hz1yj]

I like the fact that women treat their cars like crap and never do maintenance on it. Gives you another car to take care of and taking care of your car and watching it run like a fucker is beatiful. Its like having the dog you always wanted but never had when you were a kid lol.

[@DM-hw4cr]

Basic auto maintenance courses should be part of getting a driver's license

[@jojonono204]

Higher oil capacity does help you squeeze out more miles per oil change. My old '88 DeVille (friend totaled it after dropping me at the airport two years ago) held six quarts and the oil always looked pretty decent after the old school 3K miles change intervals.

[@elderfarms]

Joe Nial yeah but the bad thing here was she was like 2 quarts low

[@gavincurtis]

I have a 2001 supercharged Nissan frontier. Because they shoehorned that supercharger in there, the oil pan is very small.... The V6 supercharged engine holds the same amount of oil as my 24HP riding mower... 3 quarts! I have to change the oil every 2500 miles or less as it gets nasty very quickly.

[@anthonymartinez4780]

Just because the oil is dark doesn't mean it's bad. Especially if it's synthetic oil or if you car is direct injection. I've seen cars with direct injection have the oil go black after 100 miles. An oil analysis will show it's fine, it just goes to show that the oil is doing it's job and keeping deposits in suspension

[@anthonymartinez4780]

Kevin spacey you clearly have never been around direct injection vehicles or understand how they work

[@StealthyWolfDaddyWerewolf]

Probably should have went with a wix filter and the Castrol magnatec. But the engine was born to die at a young age anyways. I usually see those hemi engines start loosing head gaskets at 20k when they are brand new.

[@jasonsullivan3303]

People please stop taking nice cars slapping a cardboard fram filter on them. Probably the reason the engine is toast

[@Robsbrd99]

I just wanted to say that you are a great big brother and you two are good sons by helping Ol Mom out. I'm 48 years old and have been using the orange Fram filters for years. While I'm SURE everyone is correct about them being cheap, if one follows a 3 to 5k mile interval, I don't have a problem with them. Needed valve cover gaskets on my 99 5.7 Pontiac and found the top end clean as a whistle at 130,000 miles. May want to do another change a few months down the road to get the last of the dirt from the old oil out. Great job guys!

[@elderfarms]

Robsbrd99 thank you! I’ve never heard of anyone’s filter fail haha but I didn’t even use the orange one, I used the best one they sold

[@robertbell525]

I've been using Mobil 1 and orange Frams for decades and my cars go hundreds of thousands of miles. The key is keeping the oil changed

[@beezertwelvewashingbeard8703]

Most Fram oil filters use a paper media with a cardboard cap glued on the end of it. If even one tiny spot tears you have zero protection. Same with cheap condoms.

[@elderfarms]

Special Ed nope not this one sorry, this one is held together with all metal. 0 cardboard here but Thanks for your concerns.

[@Robsbrd99]

Just watched the drain again. I thought you guys may have had syrup on your hands. 😂

[@matthewbrookey3749]

come on man changing your oil is so easy my truck has over 400 thousand miles all ive done is keep the oil changed i do like that your teaching your brother how to change oil

[@fincherelli73]

you put the biggest piece of shit for a filter on and used one of the best oils probably not the best choice. wix filters are one good option to look at. not hating on you great video. I have done a ton of reading on filters and fram makes the worst one and for a few bucks more you can get a good one.

[@Hallowsaw]

Fram filter is the worst. Use Bosch, they are the most available for a good price.

[@ericchacone3876]

The Fram ULTRA is actually a very good filter

[@HippieGeeks]

fram is a heap of trash though kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4Wxe397i512fZo

[@applepoop10]

Adʍinistrator The orange tops are junk, not the ultra’s. I’ve been using Fram ultra’s for years and never had issues. Get your facts straight.

[@johnrodriguez2439]

@@applepoop10 agreed ian

[@kaulincurtis9665]

@@HippieGeeks you know that video show the extra guard, not the ultra synthetic, right?

[@jlaw9772]

First ..quit using those fram filters. they are junk .

[@zRexxs]

15,000 oil change and you still through in a shit as filter brand

[@AirplaneFreak]

Honestly if I invested some money into her cars, I'd scold her sternly.

[@Sci-Mon1]

Such good oil paired with one of the shittiest filters on the market. No wonder it blew

[@AndrewDiaz1404]

Great that you helped your mom out and great pick on both oil and filter.

[@elderfarms]

Xrs2zz thanks man

[@smokeythehuman3596]

You shouldn't need a pair of channel locks or any tool for that matter to get an oil filter off, whoever did her oil the last time either didn't put any oil on the seal of the filter and or tightened it too much when they put the new filter on

[@jacobspannbauer2696]

I gatta change the oil in my commander it’s got the 3.7 v6

[@JohnDoe-pe1em]

I would have poured a brand-new Court through there just to let it come out to push all the crap out of there

[@autohelix]

Why does your mom have a lack of responsibility?

[@cleverkitsune4302]

Clean your interior once and awihle that layer of dust is disgusting

[@brighter22]

nice try hwlping your mom. wish I had a little helper.

[@jorgeloya6420]

Stop buying oil you are wasting money you need to buy another motor instead

[@177bandit]

...pffft!!...Fram filter?,no thanks!!

[@ryanehlis426]

If you can always fill filter with oil before reinstalling

[@grantg98]

If you've ever seen the comparison between different brands of oil filters, you'd never use Fram again. They're junk.

[@elderfarms]

grantg98 but if you’ve ever seen comparisons between the model that I bought, you’d see that it isn’t that bad. I’m never going to buy fram again because the internet hates them but the filter I used is without a doubt better than what you think it is. I bought their highest end filter.

[@theninja9563]

The one he got was a pretty good filter and would go past any normal oil change scheduling.

[@davetom1743]

Sounds like all Chrysler and Fiat owners...........

[@edlagree5011]

All women know about car's is just put gas and go

[@daddyo8270]

Got all that good oil ,, and a junk filter , fram are the worst!!

[@rileynewton17]

I could tell how much you care by putting a fram filter on it

[@quintonmuna]

Oil is good but the oil filter fram sucks.

[@steve351w3]

Folks having a brain is better than having a car.

[@kencramer1697]

There will always be those that hate one product or another. There are almost always some grain of truth to the advise that floats around the internet. If you want to learn something I would suggest reading this post over on wrangler forum. The author does a great write up after a special tour of the Fram lab. www.wranglerforum.com/f282/eating-crow-fram-oil-filters-and-my-visit-to-frams-r-and-d-facility-in-dayton-ohio-111282.html

[@danieljohnson7171]

And people say that Chrysler is the problem

[@jam9297]

The giant mess on the floor was pretty funny

[@wva_trucks2336]

That fram filter is worthless. It’s worse than not changing it

[@andrewmahoney4249]

Women have no mechanical sympathy

[@highrzr]

Friends don't let friends use Fram filters.