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That's a great question At the moment I would work on slowly switching everything over. Priority wise I would start with the motor oil and the coolant. After that you could do the transmission in the differential. This is my personal link and it will give you the wholesale saving about $33 and $100 order if you ever have any questions in the future I will get the credit and I will be your Amsoil dealer so you could always reach out to me. If you have any questions let me know This is my personal link. AMSOIL Wholesale Pricing - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
You'll see the lookup guide in the upper right hand corner will give you all the products for your vehicle If you have any questions on anything just let me know
Yeah I've been running the severe gear in my 97 4runner manual trans for a bit and didn't realize it was the wrong stuff. Just ordered amsoil manual trans and transaxle instead, hoping it'll make for smoother shifts. Severe gear has been good in trans case and diffs.
Yeah the Redline mt90 is very popular. This amsoil manual trans is supposed to be very comparable to it. Some prefer redline, others amsoil. Amsoil got my business primary for the squeeze bags lol.
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Great video Gents. I’m totally getting me some Amsoil for my 96 Tacoma. I will follow the advice to “feel her up till she overflows and then let her level out”. Noted. Thanks.
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Don’t take this idiots advice! There’s no need for such a mess. Especially using the most expensive overrated and BTW the wrong oil that will damage a Toyota MT! GL 3 or 4 only! NOT 5! Listen to the car care not, he’s a real Toyota mechanic, not just a blow hard boy boss. You don’t need those silly squeeze bottles. Just some clear hose to a funnel above the fill level.
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not a bad video minus the 15/16 wrench which is suppose to be a 24metric and the fluid is suppose to be gl4, but to be fair most bottles these days are compliant for both as long as the bottle says so. Thanks for the video
Thanks for the helpful video. In September, my daughter bought a 1998 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4x4 2-door Extra Cab with a 2.7 liter engine and automatic transmission. I purchased your Amsoil Severe Gear®75W-90 Oil. I drain and filled the transfer case and the rear differential. Then it looked like I did not have enough left from my order to drain and fill the front diff. But, from this video, I can see I can do the front diff with my last quart of Amsoil Severe Gear®75W-90 Oil. I'll go ahead and get that done. The truck has 246k on the odometer. I did not want to include my daughter's truck in my Amsoil ATF experiment so, so far, I have done two drain and fills on her 1998 Tacoma's automatic transmission with Toyota branded Dexron III. The old hard shifting automatic transmission, on her 98 Tacoma, now sifts very smooth with just two drain and fills of manufacture recommended ATF. This gave me a clue that this old transmission would respond well to an Amsoil full synthetic ATF transition. In a couple of years, I'm going to take my daughter's Tacoma through an Amsoil ATF transition. It will probably require three four-quart drain and fills, spread out over a three week period. Thanks for the helpful video on transfer case and differential drain and fills.
He as long as there's no leaks you don't have to wait for anything You can always drain and fill it in one day and if it doesn't look as clean as you want you can always do another drain and fill That's what you'll see I do on a lot of Honda CVT. ua-cam.com/video/5ofbqSs5Xx0/v-deo.html
@@Syntheticoilprotection I have been shying away from CTVs because they do not seem like proven technology for long life on an original transmission. I like how some Toyota six speed automatics can drive past 400k on the original transmission. Would the Amsoil full synthetic ATF, in a CVT, bring longer life even on poorly engineered Nissan Jatco CVT Transmission?
Totally hilarious, play-by-play by the cam guy and the last portion, telling Stephen to pull the tip out was the icing on the cake. Glad to know this was about fluid changes, if you didn't know better you would have thought Stephen was being taught how to have sex for the first time.
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Don't use GL 5 in transmissions with synchronizers that are made of brass. It will attack brass. Use GL 3 or GL 4 only. GL 5 is for hypoid gears in axle differentials.
It depends on the component there's many different transmission fluids for all different applications I created this video to show how many different components and transmission fluids there are - ua-cam.com/video/E0VneLu7Bk4/v-deo.html
Hey Eben, have you heard of this man named John Schlimmer? He has a vehicle that has hit over a million miles just using Amsoil. Original transmission that he also used Amsoil with. Interesting story he has that I think you'll enjoy.
@@Syntheticoilprotection I'm not sure but he does have a couple of videos on UA-cam and his own website. ua-cam.com/video/XBJyqrU13Ro/v-deo.html This is one of the videos of his I've watched.
Hi Eben, I have a '98 tacoma v6 auto. 280K miles. Transmission feeling funny. Oil doesn't look too bad but looks like it's time to drain & fill. Should I switch to amsoil synthetic or stay w/factory recommended? When should u NOT switch to synthetic Transmission oil? Thanks
I mean if it was my personal vehicle I would switch everything over to amsoil because of the cost savings on maintenance longevity smoother driving better gas mileage that goes on and on.... however if something's broken I wouldn't waste any money on amsoil I would just get your transmission fixed. but if your transmission's not broken and it still runs okay I would still switch it over because it's just going to run a lot better. But it's one of those things where amsoil is not going to fix anything. it'll shift smoother it'll run smoother but it's not going to fix a broken piece of metal. Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) To Order AMSOIL Products Click Here - syntheticoilprotection.net/ Find Products For All Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
My 98 Manua Tacoma has been not shifting when hot. I think it's low on fluid. The reason I say that because it has a mean old leak in the back next to the output for the driveshaft. I need to get that addressed as well. Thanks
Hi Eban, the videos are great. I've been using 0-20 Signature series 1 year or 25,000 miles in my 2015 Subaru Forrester 2.5 ..Seeing I only drive 5,000 miles a year with no oil consumption I've been using the standard OEM Subaru oil filter... am I pushing the limits of the filter? Subaru recommends oil and filter every 6,000 miles or six months. One friend says it's not the right oil to use because I drive so little... but I believe AMS Oil is way over kill , but means less recycling of old oil and the oil seems to have great lubricity after a year.. One thing I did notice last change is the older the oil got it looked red on the rag and dip stick... Is this the molly in the signature series? I get great gas mileage using AMS oil ..Average of 35 miles a gallon. Way over what the manufacturer says a forester will get. On the Subaru Oil that was used the first few years I was getting about 29 miles a gallon.
As far as filtration it's okay to use the OEM filter however the anti drain back valve in the filter medium doesn't trap as many contaminants and the oil filter anti drain back valve doesn't last quite as long as the silicone they use on the M12 filters so I always recommend using the Amsoil oil filter if you're going to do an oil change once a year. If you're only driving 5,000 miles you can use the Amsoil XL motor oil which will be plenty good enough for the year😉 That's an unbelievable fuel mileage Improvement! It's amazing how some cars get a mile a gallon better some get 20% better gas mileage after switching over. Thanks for sharing all that information with my UA-cam Community😉😊
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You can use either as long as it's on the lookup guide you're good to go just depends on the component. Some call for all different fluids just depends on the component. I made this video showing all the different fluids that can go into different transmissions and components so many different types ua-cam.com/video/E0VneLu7Bk4/v-deo.html
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around the 9:44 mark when drainning the rear axle fluid one can clearly see your dude's rear axle outter seals have failed. Soaked drum backing plate and sprayed inside of rear tire. Just had my outter bearings and seals done for same reason on a 2002 4x4 trd tacoma with 365k miles. His t-case definetly also has a leak!
So I know this is unrelated but what fluid would I use for my DSG transmission? For reference it is a wet clutch DCT and both my car and my dad’s Audi S4 have that transmission. Right now I’m running liqui moly 8100 in both.
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Are you sure you're correct on the amount of fluid in the transmission? The manual States 1.9 qt. Overfilling man trans oil ive heard can foam the oil making not oil properly.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection I think he may be wondering (I am as well) if you drained the fluid in the front diff from the fill hole? Rather than the drain hole?
The Jeep transmission is very similar to like a Hellcat or like a Dodge Charger I believe it's a standard sealed transmission where you drop the pan replace the filter slap on a fresh gasket and then fill her up from underneath or you may fill it from the top dipstick tube. As far as the differentials and the transfer case that should be a standard drain and fill and you'll see that in my playlist section on my homepage. Transmission: ua-cam.com/play/PLB_ftWArBFdfzuV7RHGz70MD-PawLbKgu.html Differential: ua-cam.com/play/PLB_ftWArBFdd5AI6YeZcFu7Lfxd3jotIA.html
I just did a Fluid Change on my Ford Ranger 2.2l Turbo M/T as I bought it a few weeks ago at 70km on the odometer. This is the 1st transmission-Axle fluid change as per the previous owner never changed it yet. Or does not even plan to change it at all. I have this guess that he rushes to sell the truck because his feeling sluggishness and unresponsiveness on light acceleration. Upon testing I know right away it needs a new rubber hose on the turbo because it's showing signs of leaks but no physical crack or lines and no check engine lights, and some basic fluid and filter change. he thought it's just too old and just get a new one. That is why I got it dirty cheap after telling him it might be a blown engine already. What I did first was to change engine oil AMSOIL 5w30 signature, (I did not flush it yet, just a clean change with a new filter). And also replaced the intercooler hose. Used Amsoil 75w90 transmission Fluid 100% Syn GL-5, and 80w90 Rear Axle Fluid GL-4 100% Syn. Man oh man, it shifts like butter and run like a different car since I brought it home. I also bought an amsoil coolant flush and coolant, but I did not poured the flush because the coolant that came out looks fine and clean. I will just use the flush on my Honda Civic instead. The good thing about pickup and SUV is that it has high ground clearance, I can do it myself. But for my sedan, I have let the shop do it because I'm afraid to go down there with just a piece of jack stand holding the car. I don't care how good jack stands are, I just don't trust tiny piece of metal.
Yes it should be the same It's always a good idea to double check on the lookup guide sometimes they can change the oil capacity stuff like that mid model year so it's always good to double check This is my personal link if you have any questions at all feel free to reach out to me when you use my link that'll give you the AMSOIL PC membership saves about $33 on $100 order because the difference in tax and when you use my link I'll get the credit for your order and I'll be your Amsoil dealer in the future I could always answer all your questions. Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Gold Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614 If You're New To AMSOIL I Recommend The AMSOIL 6 Month PC Membership - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
Hey man, love the channel and videos. Already running signature on my cars now. Gonna switch ATF's and diffs over soon on my cammed 5.0 Explorer. You think you can do a video on your multi purpose greases sometime? Thanks!
Yes!!! Excellent suggestion.. I'll do a trailer bearing video talking about how to grease. Also I can talk a little bit about the waterproof Grease and the food safe grease as well.. The other thing that's pretty cool for off road trucks and Specialty equipment there is a no pound out grease which doesn't allow it to squeeze out of bushings it has a proprietary additive that makes it stick and stretch back to its original position. Thanks for being a part of my UA-cam channel in UA-cam Community
@@Syntheticoilprotection Sweet. Yeah I was curious on which one applies to what applications. I have some greasable control arm parts on my mustang and wanted to know what would work with that plus in the future whenever I replace Ball joints,bushings, u joints, etc. which one to use. Thanks!
There's a couple different ones but most are just the general purpose and then there is a general purpose for below freezing. Anything that's high impact would be the no pound out crease.
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I suppose I could upload of the cooling video first however well the transmission video was still fresh I was thinking I will do all the gear lube stuff in the transmission and differential stuff that relates to the last video I did it on transmission fluid types😃
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Synthetic Oil Protection thanks for quick reply. that must be why i can’t find anything on the manual trans crush washer... they may not even need them
@@Syntheticoilprotection Just finished doing all the gear fluids on my 4runner. My manual transmission plugs both required new washers. Part number is: 90430-18008
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I have a 98 manual 2.4 2wd . 278,000 should I do this, coolant and what other changes would be great at this mileage?
That's a great question At the moment I would work on slowly switching everything over.
Priority wise I would start with the motor oil and the coolant.
After that you could do the transmission in the differential.
This is my personal link and it will give you the wholesale saving about $33 and $100 order if you ever have any questions in the future I will get the credit and I will be your Amsoil dealer so you could always reach out to me.
If you have any questions let me know This is my personal link.
AMSOIL Wholesale Pricing - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
You'll see the lookup guide in the upper right hand corner will give you all the products for your vehicle If you have any questions on anything just let me know
Transmission is gl4, it has parts that gl5 can corrode and cause excessive wear on the synchros
Yeah I've been running the severe gear in my 97 4runner manual trans for a bit and didn't realize it was the wrong stuff. Just ordered amsoil manual trans and transaxle instead, hoping it'll make for smoother shifts. Severe gear has been good in trans case and diffs.
@@benzoil0453 they make mt90 which u believe is gl4
Yeah the Redline mt90 is very popular. This amsoil manual trans is supposed to be very comparable to it. Some prefer redline, others amsoil. Amsoil got my business primary for the squeeze bags lol.
@benzoil0453 yeah I put redline but I would go with amsoil if available
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Great video Gents. I’m totally getting me some Amsoil for my 96 Tacoma. I will follow the advice to “feel her up till she overflows and then let her level out”. Noted. Thanks.
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Don’t take this idiots advice! There’s no need for such a mess. Especially using the most expensive overrated and BTW the wrong oil that will damage a Toyota MT! GL 3 or 4 only! NOT 5! Listen to the car care not, he’s a real Toyota mechanic, not just a blow hard boy boss. You don’t need those silly squeeze bottles. Just some clear hose to a funnel above the fill level.
Thanks guys, you've helped more than you know. 👊🏼
Awesome that's awesome to hear really appreciate you always being a part of my UA-cam community.
Always happy to help any way I can.
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Your commentating is hilarious 😂
I live here locally in Vegas I def need to swing by and get some Amsoil
not a bad video minus the 15/16 wrench which is suppose to be a 24metric and the fluid is suppose to be gl4, but to be fair most bottles these days are compliant for both as long as the bottle says so. Thanks for the video
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I was gonna say lol imports don't use sae.
Some of the sizes are identical though pretty close so they're interchangeable just depending on the size
Amsoil Gear Lube easy pack amazing 75w-90 just smooth.
Thanks for the helpful video. In September, my daughter bought a 1998 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4x4 2-door Extra Cab with a 2.7 liter engine and automatic transmission. I purchased your Amsoil Severe Gear®75W-90 Oil. I drain and filled the transfer case and the rear differential. Then it looked like I did not have enough left from my order to drain and fill the front diff. But, from this video, I can see I can do the front diff with my last quart of Amsoil Severe Gear®75W-90 Oil. I'll go ahead and get that done. The truck has 246k on the odometer. I did not want to include my daughter's truck in my Amsoil ATF experiment so, so far, I have done two drain and fills on her 1998 Tacoma's automatic transmission with Toyota branded Dexron III. The old hard shifting automatic transmission, on her 98 Tacoma, now sifts very smooth with just two drain and fills of manufacture recommended ATF. This gave me a clue that this old transmission would respond well to an Amsoil full synthetic ATF transition. In a couple of years, I'm going to take my daughter's Tacoma through an Amsoil ATF transition. It will probably require three four-quart drain and fills, spread out over a three week period. Thanks for the helpful video on transfer case and differential drain and fills.
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He as long as there's no leaks you don't have to wait for anything You can always drain and fill it in one day and if it doesn't look as clean as you want you can always do another drain and fill That's what you'll see I do on a lot of Honda CVT. ua-cam.com/video/5ofbqSs5Xx0/v-deo.html
@@Syntheticoilprotection I have been shying away from CTVs because they do not seem like proven technology for long life on an original transmission. I like how some Toyota six speed automatics can drive past 400k on the original transmission. Would the Amsoil full synthetic ATF, in a CVT, bring longer life even on poorly engineered Nissan Jatco CVT Transmission?
Did a diff fluid change on my 2016 Toyota Sequoia 2WD with Severe Gear 75W90. What a difference in ride quality.
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Totally hilarious, play-by-play by the cam guy and the last portion, telling Stephen to pull the tip out was the icing on the cake. Glad to know this was about fluid changes, if you didn't know better you would have thought Stephen was being taught how to have sex for the first time.
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From what I have read you're suppose to be using GL-4 for transfer case and transmissions.
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Don't use GL 5 in transmissions with synchronizers that are made of brass. It will attack brass. Use GL 3 or GL 4 only.
GL 5 is for hypoid gears in axle differentials.
It depends on the component there's many different transmission fluids for all different applications I created this video to show how many different components and transmission fluids there are - ua-cam.com/video/E0VneLu7Bk4/v-deo.html
Hey Eben, have you heard of this man named John Schlimmer? He has a vehicle that has hit over a million miles just using Amsoil. Original transmission that he also used Amsoil with. Interesting story he has that I think you'll enjoy.
Is he on the Amsoil website?
@@Syntheticoilprotection I'm not sure but he does have a couple of videos on UA-cam and his own website.
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This is one of the videos of his I've watched.
Awesome guys. Love the video 🤙
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Hi Eben,
I have a '98 tacoma v6 auto. 280K miles. Transmission feeling funny. Oil doesn't look too bad but looks like it's time to drain & fill. Should I switch to amsoil synthetic or stay w/factory recommended? When should u NOT switch to synthetic Transmission oil? Thanks
I mean if it was my personal vehicle I would switch everything over to amsoil because of the cost savings on maintenance longevity smoother driving better gas mileage that goes on and on....
however if something's broken I wouldn't waste any money on amsoil I would just get your transmission fixed.
but if your transmission's not broken and it still runs okay I would still switch it over because it's just going to run a lot better.
But it's one of those things where amsoil is not going to fix anything.
it'll shift smoother it'll run smoother but it's not going to fix a broken piece of metal.
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My 98 Manua Tacoma has been not shifting when hot. I think it's low on fluid. The reason I say that because it has a mean old leak in the back next to the output for the driveshaft. I need to get that addressed as well. Thanks
I would definitely make sure it's always full and keep an eye on it☕
Hi Eban, the videos are great. I've been using 0-20 Signature series 1 year or 25,000 miles in my 2015 Subaru Forrester 2.5 ..Seeing I only drive 5,000 miles a year with no oil consumption I've been using the standard OEM Subaru oil filter... am I pushing the limits of the filter? Subaru recommends oil and filter every 6,000 miles or six months. One friend says it's not the right oil to use because I drive so little... but I believe AMS Oil is way over kill , but means less recycling of old oil and the oil seems to have great lubricity after a year.. One thing I did notice last change is the older the oil got it looked red on the rag and dip stick... Is this the molly in the signature series? I get great gas mileage using AMS oil ..Average of 35 miles a gallon. Way over what the manufacturer says a forester will get. On the Subaru Oil that was used the first few years I was getting about 29 miles a gallon.
As far as filtration it's okay to use the OEM filter however the anti drain back valve in the filter medium doesn't trap as many contaminants and the oil filter anti drain back valve doesn't last quite as long as the silicone they use on the M12 filters so I always recommend using the Amsoil oil filter if you're going to do an oil change once a year.
If you're only driving 5,000 miles you can use the Amsoil XL motor oil which will be plenty good enough for the year😉
That's an unbelievable fuel mileage Improvement!
It's amazing how some cars get a mile a gallon better some get 20% better gas mileage after switching over.
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Next time he changes this if he sees golden color or golden flakes go to the proper GL4 fluid
Very true
You can use either as long as it's on the lookup guide you're good to go just depends on the component.
Some call for all different fluids just depends on the component.
I made this video showing all the different fluids that can go into different transmissions and components so many different types ua-cam.com/video/E0VneLu7Bk4/v-deo.html
The toyota from 1988 with the 22r and manual transmission and 4x4 take the seme oils of this?
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around the 9:44 mark when drainning the rear axle fluid one can clearly see your dude's rear axle outter seals have failed. Soaked drum backing plate and sprayed inside of rear tire. Just had my outter bearings and seals done for same reason on a 2002 4x4 trd tacoma with 365k miles. His t-case definetly also has a leak!
Oh yeah that's common.
12:03 - time to get that truck into Krown Rust Control, Rust Check or Spray with a kellportsproducts fluid film or woolwax kit for the rust
So I know this is unrelated but what fluid would I use for my DSG transmission? For reference it is a wet clutch DCT and both my car and my dad’s Audi S4 have that transmission. Right now I’m running liqui moly 8100 in both.
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Good vid
Thanks☕
Are you sure you're correct on the amount of fluid in the transmission? The manual States 1.9 qt. Overfilling man trans oil ive heard can foam the oil making not oil properly.
That's correct you always want to double-check to make sure you don't overfill it this is the look up guide that will give the capacities for the fluids on all vehicles makes and models.
If it's not on the lookup guide you can always call tech support.
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How often should one change trans, diff, etc fluid? Is a full drain and refill recommended at such an interval?
Under severe service every 20 to 30,000 miles.
If you are doing all highway driving your good for about 60,000 miles
There are some specialty vehicles that will have to be done much sooner and then there are some economy vehicles that can go quite a bit longer
Thanks for the question Alex!
What type of vehicles do you have?
@@Syntheticoilprotection First gen tacoma, 3.4 4wd, manual
So this vehicle has 4 main points of oil MT oil, front diff, rear differential, and regular oil. Is that right
What was the last fill port you all filled ? That was a little confusing.
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@YouLubher what was the last fill port filled on the video said something about sucking something out cause of rust?
Not sure what you mean
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I think he may be wondering (I am as well) if you drained the fluid in the front diff from the fill hole? Rather than the drain hole?
Do a video on a 2014-2018 Jeep Cherokee transmission, differential and transfer case and I will buy from you.
Sweet!
What make and model do you have?
The Jeep transmission is very similar to like a Hellcat or like a Dodge Charger I believe it's a standard sealed transmission where you drop the pan replace the filter slap on a fresh gasket and then fill her up from underneath or you may fill it from the top dipstick tube.
As far as the differentials and the transfer case that should be a standard drain and fill and you'll see that in my playlist section on my homepage.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection 2015 Cherokee Trailhawk
I just did a Fluid Change on my Ford Ranger 2.2l Turbo M/T as I bought it a few weeks ago at 70km on the odometer. This is the 1st transmission-Axle fluid change as per the previous owner never changed it yet. Or does not even plan to change it at all. I have this guess that he rushes to sell the truck because his feeling sluggishness and unresponsiveness on light acceleration. Upon testing I know right away it needs a new rubber hose on the turbo because it's showing signs of leaks but no physical crack or lines and no check engine lights, and some basic fluid and filter change. he thought it's just too old and just get a new one. That is why I got it dirty cheap after telling him it might be a blown engine already.
What I did first was to change engine oil AMSOIL 5w30 signature, (I did not flush it yet, just a clean change with a new filter). And also replaced the intercooler hose. Used Amsoil 75w90 transmission Fluid 100% Syn GL-5, and 80w90 Rear Axle Fluid GL-4 100% Syn. Man oh man, it shifts like butter and run like a different car since I brought it home.
I also bought an amsoil coolant flush and coolant, but I did not poured the flush because the coolant that came out looks fine and clean. I will just use the flush on my Honda Civic instead.
The good thing about pickup and SUV is that it has high ground clearance, I can do it myself. But for my sedan, I have let the shop do it because I'm afraid to go down there with just a piece of jack stand holding the car. I don't care how good jack stands are, I just don't trust tiny piece of metal.
Does it take same oil for a 2003 2.4l ?
Yes it should be the same It's always a good idea to double check on the lookup guide sometimes they can change the oil capacity stuff like that mid model year so it's always good to double check This is my personal link if you have any questions at all feel free to reach out to me when you use my link that'll give you the AMSOIL PC membership saves about $33 on $100 order because the difference in tax and when you use my link I'll get the credit for your order and I'll be your Amsoil dealer in the future I could always answer all your questions.
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pretty sure those bolts are metric? 24 mm?
That sounds correct I know there's an equivalent that's the same size as the American
Hey man, love the channel and videos. Already running signature on my cars now. Gonna switch ATF's and diffs over soon on my cammed 5.0 Explorer. You think you can do a video on your multi purpose greases sometime? Thanks!
Yes!!!
Excellent suggestion..
I'll do a trailer bearing video talking about how to grease.
Also I can talk a little bit about the waterproof Grease and the food safe grease as well..
The other thing that's pretty cool for off road trucks and Specialty equipment there is a no pound out grease which doesn't allow it to squeeze out of bushings it has a proprietary additive that makes it stick and stretch back to its original position.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection Sweet. Yeah I was curious on which one applies to what applications. I have some greasable control arm parts on my mustang and wanted to know what would work with that plus in the future whenever I replace Ball joints,bushings, u joints, etc. which one to use. Thanks!
There's a couple different ones but most are just the general purpose and then there is a general purpose for below freezing.
Anything that's high impact would be the no pound out crease.
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Will the same oil work for 1998 2.7 l tacoma?
Great question I think it is the same I would just double check it here with the lookup guide This will give you the fluid capacities for that vehicle and the viscosity and the amsoil oil filter.
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My 07 Tacoma LSD takes 80 SAE gear oil. Anything less than the viscosity and you'll have issues with the diff.
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Where is the coolant video for this car? Didnt see it
The video should be coming out this Sunday morning at 5:10 a.m.
@@Syntheticoilprotection oh lol i was like wait i dont see it hahaha great job buddy
I suppose I could upload of the cooling video first however well the transmission video was still fresh I was thinking I will do all the gear lube stuff in the transmission and differential stuff that relates to the last video I did it on transmission fluid types😃
@@Syntheticoilprotection thats a good idea!
hello would this apply for a regular 3.4 v6 toyota Manual transmission 2wd?
Yes it should be very similar This is the lookup guide This will give you all the fluids and capacities for your year make model and engine size.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection AWSOME MAN!THANKS.
Japanese...using METRIC You guys....starting right with the TOOLS..Please! Thanks
Not sure what you mean?
24mm socket
GL5 is not good for the transmission GL4 only car care nut will eat into soft metals in transmission Only use GL4
plug gaskets/crush washers???
Some have them some don't
Some of the drain bolts have a rubber piece that's actually inside the
Synthetic Oil Protection thanks for quick reply. that must be why i can’t find anything on the manual trans crush washer... they may not even need them
@@Syntheticoilprotection Just finished doing all the gear fluids on my 4runner. My manual transmission plugs both required new washers. Part number is: 90430-18008
How many quarts did you end up using? Thanks.
Hey Carlos gray question this is the look up on the vehicles it will give the exact capacity for your vehicle for the engine transmission differential and coolant if you have any questions feel free to let me know.
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Thanks Carlos have an awesome weekend☕
My truck needs 75w-85 gl-4 is it ok to use 75w-90?
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GL 4 for manual transmission. Everyone makes mistakes.
Yeah it just depends on the component some take ATF fluid others take gear oil just depends on the vehicle☕️👍
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No no no GL 5 in a standard transmission.
Different Transmissions call for different fluids there are manual transmissions that call for ATF fluid and vice a versa just depends on the component.
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15/16 SAE on a Toyota... another example of Americans refusing to go metric..
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