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@@Watchman999 from what I've heard I believe so I believe they are all 1/8 bspt threads

@@Watchman999 yeah that was the scary part... thinking back to when I did it I think I used a magnet on a stick, one of those tools you use if you drop a bolt down in your engine compartment and need to pick it up, anyway I used that to try to grab any iron filings from the oil sensor threads... from there I used that 1/8 bspt tap very very very very very carefully a little at a time backing it out frequently... at one point I pull the fuel pump relay and cranked the engine until oil came out in an effort to push out any filings.. that part might be in the next video I think it's labeled part 2 and 3

@@JOSHUARESNICK1 praise the Lord Brother! Thanks for the kind words.. I pray the Lord helps you with everything including your car repair. I'm really thankful for his mercy and Grace in the daily challenges of life... I guess this is what it means to walk with God. It's not always easy but He is always faithful.

@@fighttechnician8676 glad to hear thanks for sharing with us! Yeah I always figure why not run the absolute best especially with a turbo engine

@@RoadRacerGT thank you! It's pretty cool to be able to keep the oil analytically clean. I appreciate you reaching out

@@faxmen09 thanks for the feedback. I did hear him say that on his channel. On the other hand I would like to point out that it is best practice in industrial settings to use a filter cart to filter new oil before adding it to a machine.

@@MikeTrullAmsoildealer No, MOG didn't just "say" it, he proved it with UOA/VOAs, HUGE difference. Not interested in "industrial setting" strawman.

@@skipmcelhenny7325 thanks for sharing! just put our fourth batch in yesterday.

In the Dr. Berg video, Dr. Davis mentioned he adds another strain, L Casei for improved sleep. I found the Yakult probiotic drink product he mentions at Walmart that has the L. Paracasei strain of bacteria. I may add some to a future batch of yogurt.

@@lownow7640 Dr Berg is the man!

@@carlsapartments8931 👌

@@smarko56 great question... i only recently learned that there are different strains... i definitely want to use the best one. We currently have 'Super Smart' Lactobacillus Reuteri, had good reviews but i want to try Bio Gaia. Do you have a recommendation?

@@pauldybro7636 I think I'm going to try the Bio Gaia brand next just to see if there's any difference

Do you think you need to use tablets again to kick-start things? Are u still feeling thee effects

@@EMKING-po1ne Good question, but I don't think so. My yogurt is consistently like the first batch in taste, color and consistency. My local health food store agreed I shouldn't need to add tablets to the existing batch.

@@MikeTrullAmsoildealer I've also made yogurt using Lifeway Kefir as the base that works too. The texture is slightly different and the taste is a bit milder. I alternate between the 2 different batches weekly.

@pauldybro7636 interesting I never thought about using kefir

@@MindGymMeditations it's crazy to think about the strains of good bacteria that we have lost due to antibiotics...

@MikeTrullAmsoildealer Yes and the simple fact that they don't tell us this when they give you the antibiotic. But, it makes sense, we are consistent customers for them when we are just a little vitamin deficient.

@MindGymMeditations sad but true

@@caseycarey5445 what's interesting is mine came with the two bigger containers but not the eight smaller ones. I ordered mine on Amazon about a month ago. Try checking Amazon perhaps you can order just the containers or reach out to Ultimate Health and see if they will give you the containers for free for posting a picture or video of your yogurt maker online with their hashtag #ultimatehealth.

BOWLS.... I bought two 940ml or 32 oz glass bowls with lids at Walmart today and they fit perfectly into the yogurt maker they were $5 each DON"T BUY THEM ONLINE you will get screwed.

@carlsapartments8931 thanks for the tip

@@jeansmith5860 it's like the episode of Seinfeld where they thought the guy was on drugs cuz he was always sniffing and Kramer tried to set him up LOL 😆

@@vikingerik80 it tastes awesome just plain! You could easily add some berries or some honey but it is great how it is.

@ I have to try that for gut health 😎

It tastes great, and when you make the second batch from part of the first batch it gets even better. I read you can do that 28 times

@ that’s pretty cool!

@@carlsapartments8931 I've been making a batch using one of the 7 jars from the previous batch, nearly every week for 2 years. The color, consistency, taste and benefits stay the same.

@@vikingerik80 thanks 😊 how was your Christmas?

@@Devlins10 thanks for the feedback!

@@unebonnevie 😁 praise the Lord glad it was helpful. hope it all turns out well

@@vikingerik80 yeah I'm really thankful check engine light turned off on its own.... I will continue to monitor the situation. I'm all out of the Amsoil upper cylinder Lube but I plan to have more of that on hand going forward..... anything to keep these aging fuel injectors working

@ that’s awesome! Here in tallahassee Circle K fuel station ended up getting water in the tanks and immobilized 10 vehicles. Several attempted to drive on interstate 10 and they broke down. Luckily circle K is reimbursing the owners for the shop bills!

@vikingerik80 wow! Glad to hear they are owning it and coming through for their customers..

@@vikingerik80 same to you sir thanks for the feedback

Inflation 😅

@@joracer1 thanks for sharing your experience. You definitely have a lot more use on your trimmer engines running them commercially than I do as a homeowner. Thanks for the good word about Amsoil quality. I think that's what it comes down to is their oil uses premium synthetic base oils and additives. Amsoil paid Southwest Research Labs to test the product at 300:1 and it passed with flying colors. They chose to market it as 100:1 to provide a margin of safety but yes you are right people can go ahead and choose to run it at a higher mix ratio if desired.

@@nelsonjaneiro5543 transmission is 3 quarts for a drain and fill,t the engine is 4 quarts.

@@scottboettcher praise the Lord thanks so much!! www.number1synthetic.com

@@johnhoffman8857 good morning thank you sir! This is possibly my best comment ever so I appreciate it. I appreciate Toyota quality as well as Amsoil unwavering commitment to Quality lubrication and filtration. Thank you for vindicating my message for extended drain intervals with premium lubricants and filters. So many people insist that it's better to use cheap oil and filters and change them often even when I have oil analysis results showing very low wear rates and oil is still serviceable after extended intervals. I appreciate all the info and as good as my 03 Honda Accord is I think if I ever have to replace it I would like to look for one of those early to mid 2000s Toyota Camrys. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@ you’re welcome Mike! Some years ago, while at the Toyota dealership for service I got to talking to the service manager. Our story is a long one, but on this particular days conversation I brought up that I only change oil once a year. He looked at me puzzled. Really? He questioned. I filled him in on the extended oil change intervals and using Amsoil. He was just grinning from ear to ear and told me that his dad own a Honda dealership in the 70’s. The Amsoil rep came knocking one day. He told me that the rep poured regular oil on one piece of metal and Amsoil on another. They went in the office for coffee and half hour or so later went back into the shop to examine the metal pieces. And from that day on, they were an Amsoil Dealer. When you test the oil and it’s still serviceable, why would you throw out good oil? There’s so much pollution in this world as it is, so why not use something to its full potential THEN get rid of it? I use 1 Amsoil filter a year versus 3-5 conventional, and 6 liters of Amsoil 5W30 Signature versus 18-30 conventional oil. Based on my driving 40,000 kms per year. I’m in Canada. No brainer. One last benefit. I no longer plug my vehicle in, in the winter to keep the oil warm, and have had zero issues starting in the morning and the vehicles are never in a garage. Some nights it’s -40! Cheers!

@@chrisr.986 yes it can and that's a great question. I will have to remember to mention that in the future.

@@saulpedraza3494 I agree. Yeah there for a while I got so much negative feedback on periodically charging car batteries with a quality microprocessor controlled charger. So thanks for some positive feedback glad it's working for you 10 years on a battery is no joke!

@MikeTrullAmsoildealer a battery has a certain voltage range it likes to see to keep it healthy undercharging will gradually lead to sulphation gradual degradation of battery overcharging can also do harm the noco chargers dialed in just right to where it keep battery healthy . So yes a quality charger counts a lot as to how it can add life to a battery wrong charger will shorten battery life

@@vikingerik80 www.number1synthetic.com is my link. thank you!

@@srf6161 😁 you too I appreciate it

@@vikingerik80 that is possible.... as an alternative Amsoil makes 10 W 40 and 15 W 50 small engine oil along with the 5W-30 and the tried-and-true 10W-30

@@vikingerik80 thanks bro!!

@@MikeTrullAmsoildealer anytime buddy!

@@vikingerik80 so they don't list a viscosity for it.... it's kind of shrouded in mystery LOL

@@MikeTrullAmsoildealer thank you sir I will buy some and test it out regardless :)

@vikingerik80 cool I'm glad I follow you for the best small engine maintenance and repair tips on youtube! I'll be looking for your update

@@vikingerik80 thanks so much and if you click through to the full length video all my links are in the description happy thanksgiving!

@ excellent I will watch the full length video for the description:)

@@RoadRacerGT thanks for watching... i appreciate it. Hopefully in the spring we can clean the engine really good and then I want to have a shop go through it and try to fix all the random oil leaks on the engine. Probably combine it with timing belt water pump valve adjustment. Hopefully I can film a video when they pull the valve covers to show how clean the inside of the engine is

@@patsystewart3250 I'm not 100% sure but I would change it soon with the Honda power steering fluid.... Honda power steering fluid must have very specific specifications because even Amsoil does not formulate a product specifically for the Honda spec. I can usually find Honda brand power steering fluid on Amazon last time I bought some it was 10 bucks for three bottles so not expensive

@@patsystewart3250 here's one of my earlier videos ua-cam.com/video/RdqNT_WwFG8/v-deo.htmlsi=YiCIrpKoyMwyNQNE among other things I describe flushing my power steering system on an 07 pilot. By the way your friend was probably just trying to help.... many vehicles in fact some Toyotas call for automatic transmission fluid in the power steering system

@@Ron-yf9jl sorry I got rid of it. thanks for watching hope you can figure out what you need to

@@bushwalker2673 interesting thought... I have never considered that. Hopefully somebody else chime in? To date I have had no issues like that or blown head gaskets.

@@maverickperson5443 yes it is four-wheel drive vtm-4 have another video changing that rear differential fluid. As far as the oil leak sorry I cannot tell where it's coming from I think it's coming from multiple places I will have to degrease the entire engine and then start watching closely where the leaks are coming from

@@comx427 sounds like you've done your research! Yeah there's a lot of variables so a tape measure is a good idea. let us know how it turns out for you

@@vikingerik80 YW. Thanks for watching

@@MikeTrullAmsoildealeranytime and thanks for CONTENT that is worth watching for tips ❤

@@NicholasinDallas praise the Lord! I agree it will happen to me at church from time to time or on a radio program😁

@@vikingerik80 for sure! The Amsoil coolant is going to protect all the metals as well as lubricate the water pump, and this heat transfer additive works for about a year before you would need to add more to realize the same effects. Click through to the full length video and I have a link in description where you can put in year make model and engine... thanks for the comment 😁

@ thank you Mike. I am so happy to be able to ask you what I need for my Toyota Tundra. 😁

@@VinceCannavaII I know there's also one called Water Wetter by Redline or used to be anyway. Thanks for watching and commenting!