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Sounds awesome

So you can't ceratec in a '98 Jeep Wrangler straight 6

I have a late model Mustang GT and those 5.0 engines can develop a tick over time, apparently it's not a serious issue but it's annoying. The trick to keep that away is using Ceratec. I use it every oil change, 65k miles I've owned it and a total of 130k it's still as quiet as the day I got it. Did the Ceratec do that? I don't know but I don't have an issue adding it.

Great video! I'm going to pick some up. Love to see what you use for a high gloss finish, for wax/sealant. I've been using p & s bead maker currently but looking for something with a higher gloss look.

Urgent Alert! Anybody watching this video - do not follow this completely or you can ruin your turbo! This guy failed to fill the oil filter container near full, then insert the new oil filter into the container prior to putting it back on to the Volvo. If you don't fill the oil filter container up and let the oil filter soak in with it prior to installing it, you can definitely most likely ruin the turbo! The other reason to do this is to make sure you have the right amount of proper oil level after you complete the oil change.

hello, is there any problem if I add the Ceratec ceramic additive from liqui moly, but after 100 km from the oil change, I just discovered it after the change and it even has good reviews on amazon, as there aren't many for other products, over 20,000 of reviews... mostly positive, so I'm curious if in contact with the used oil for about 100 km, this additive not being mixed, and not being fresh oil, is it ok? can it damage my engine?

Nice job son ❤🎉

Yeah I’m lookin forward to adding this to my GMC TRUCK , for added oil pressure benefits .

Hi. Ceratec goes away at oil change or only if you flush motor? Regards.

Do I need to drain some of my oil before putting that? And is it ok to add that on a GM dexos engine oil?

I would like to service my volvo at your garage. Could you please give me the details. Thank you.

It's important to understand these large spray bottles are not the same as putting a full ceramic coating on (those tiny bottles you mentioned). A real ceramic coating takes a lot of prep to install and lasts years with proper maintenance. These spray bottles are more like boosters and detailers you'd use on an already existing coating, though they do still work on directly on paint - just not very well.

what about motor protect from liqui? i still don't get the one to choose between the two

Use good quality synthetic oil and filter and change them every 3 K miles. That's all your engine needs. But if I"m going to put an additive, Mos2 is my choice. No need to spend nearly 3 times more $

Hey guys - I know it’s been a few years since you posted this, but I now have a XC90 with the wood trim and wondered what you would suggest for how you cleaned and safe guarded this natural interior trim. Thanks

Why UFI?

Can use both..mos2 + ceratec on the same car

These Materials you must Use in old cars.Not in this volvo . You get problems you will see.

sounds like liquid moly's answer to tribotex

Zypraz Riklona Alganax 😂😂

Can you use them together?

do you have to add it only when you get a oil change?? or can you in general add it anytime

I’ve always loved Wizards stuff. Their wax, compounds, and polishes. I always seem to revert back to Wizards. There’s other good products out there I like to use but it seems to be with chemical guys, you’re paying for the fancy smells and the creative bottles. Never really impressed with any of their products so far that I’ve tried.

Bro, can we use liqui moly oil treatment and ceratec together in my diesel engine. Will it have any bad impacts? Also can we add this oil treatment mos2 to gear oil for better smoothness?

Pity to see that kind of new car needs an engine flush. Engine flush has to be done by normal oil change interval, which is 10k (max 15). People are turning relatively new cars into junk. This not the way you save the planet.

I agree; For the most part, this video is click bait. First of all, I had a 2016 XC90 as well. So, depending on when your Volvo was produced, certain models were known to have internal oil consumption due to faulty piston rings. However, I do believe that Volvo updated these later in the year for the 2016 production years. Also; 0W-20 oil might be hard to find. However, going with all OEM parts (Not necessarily from the “stealership”.) is definitely worth it in the long run. For example; On the OEM cabin filters, there are directional arrows.

You need the CTA Tools 2488 oil filter wrench that fits over that oil filter housing. It's specifically made for Volvo 2015+ 4 cylinder engines. I found out the trial and error way.

** Public Service Announcement ! ** It appears that Volvo has switched their oil specification for the 2.0L 4 cylinder models. Please call your local dealers and find out more info. It appears that all 2.0L 4 cylinder models should now be using 0W-20 for ALL driving conditions. The 5-6 cylinder engines are to use 5W-30. the change has to do with engine wear now that they have some years of real world data. ** Public Service Announcement ! **

How did you get the hood to fit with the lsa u was told it couldn't be done

just use honey, cheaper and better under temp

Been in love with wizards for years

You are amazing ! I have MY18 XC60 and I want to do my own maintenance but can’t find any diy videos. This video does it all. Thanks a lot

Does the Maintenance schedule call for spark plugs at 60k miles?

What about the metal band of the watch? Can we coat that?

Did you make sure your 2016 has the new updated piston heads and seals? If not doing that cleaning and coating won't really do much. You will still burn oil.

Hydrocharge is for paint only

Question, I just drained my oil in my 2010 yz 450f and put in the 1 quart that it’s supposed to have (from what the owners manual says). I notice that when I start the bike, the oil goes to the top of the sightglass and starts bubbling a little bit. Looks like air bubbles floating to the top. Do I have too much oil!? Need help!

What about the fuel filter? Thanks for the video

Would you happen to know the length and diameter of those rods?

My cat has done 90k kilometre should i add mos2 or ceratac

What about Liqui Moly Motor Protect?

Did he say tappits? I haven't heard that in a while. No hate, it just bring back memories. Oh yeah, thesis for the info.

Click bait title. This is not an engine overhaul, more like routine maintenance plus. I was expecting you to pull the intake manifold off and clean the backs of the valves on this GDI engine.

Comparison without any tests?

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Although I doubt I’m the first. I must admit how absolute crap the camera would be at a distance, and how bad it is at whatever this discrance is

Hydro slick est une cire céramique de finitions,et hydro charge une solution dentret8 afin de faire durée hydro slick,donc aucune comparaison a avoir ces 2 produit se complementent

I thought MOS2 additive was a "with every oil change" product while Ceratec was once every 50,000kms? That's what it says on the Ceratec box at least.

really not a true review guys,,,,

Jow does Ceratec compare with Amtech Engien Restore? They both claim similiar. Also, will not Xastrol Magnatec be enough ? They too claim similiar