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- The End of Toyota Reliability. I Can't Believe What This Engine Cleaner Did to My Customer's Car, DIY and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. How to clean carbon deposits in your engine. Engine carbon cleaner and additives for the engine in your car. Motor oil cleaner and additive theory, testing, and how they work. Should I use a oil cleaner in my car? Are engine oil additives worth it? Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 54 years.
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I used the ATS fuel & oil cleaners on my 2014 Camry. It idled pretty loud before but it is much quieter now.
Love the new haircut Scotty! 😍
Is there anything you recommend for spiders getting into your car?
I went ahead and ordered a 2 pack based on your other video with the VW with the noisy idle. I have a 2010 Corolla that I figured I would run the engine cleaner through because I was about to change the oil anyway. It definitely found some dirt because the oil was much darker in the drain pan than it was on the dipstick so I would say it does it's job. Bonus is that it actually smells like castille soap and not some nasty chemical haha. My garage actually smells better at the moment because of it oddly enough. I ran the fuel cleaner through my Challenger just for good measure which has really low miles anyway so why not give it some extra TLC. Keep up the good work Scotty, you rock!
@@estar12 I solved the spider problem by cleaning the entire area all around the tank opening, and replacing the old cap with a new OEM gas cap. I also am very careful not to spill gas when I remove the nozzle, wiping up any drops. I keep the inside of the fuel filler door as well as the area surrounding the cap clean... I haven't seen a spider in a few years. Thank God Joro spiders are not attracted to gasoline.
16 year old Camry engine rattles, big deal.
Chryslers rattle in 16 days.
It even stopped rattling after that treatment...
Lol
He said there was two things that could cause it to rattle but I didn't hear him mention the other which in my case was the starter going out sounded the same as the VVT
i think the owner wasn't changing his oil frequently enough. it was dirty
@@idratherbefishing7753 it was rattling after the starter was disengaged and the engine started. Rattling like in the video when the engine is on will never come from the starter. If your starter is rattling it would only rattle while you are cranking the engine.
Your meme game was on point today, Scotty.
@Scotty secretly loves Chryslers you don't like jokes?
@Scotty secretly loves Chryslers What's wrong, did you wake up on the wrong side of your daddy's bed this morning?
The left can't meme
@@bilbobaggins4710 That could be true. I never really thought about it.
@Scotty secretly loves Chryslers you just mad cause Scotty hates Chrysler and you still in denial 😝🤣
Those days when I spend all day pulling and not getting it off are the worst.
Tin man had me dying
Not to mention the pervy face … “wear gloves cause things get hot and messy”:)
you said it before me!
Hahaha, I'm here in the comments for this
"Let it drip a little before you finish the job"
@@Ghost_Hybrid 🤣
Love your videos Scotty. We’re lucky you decided to create this channel
Scotty - Definitely need an update on this one! I have an 07 Scion with the oil burning 2AZFE motor. This would be a miracle if it helps in this Camry! Keep up the great work!
Scotty, You have recommended not to swtich from regular oil to synthetic because it may clean out carbon and cause engine to leak. Doe sthe same principle apply for adding the ATS carbon cleaner to the oil. Will it cause leaks if the old carbon was sealing the engine some? Love your work and videos.
If it ain't broke don't fix it
That 2az also came from the factory with incorrect (too small/too few) oil return holes in the pistons, which makes the oil rings gum up faster because the oil doesn't evacuate fast enough. My buddy and I pulled the pistons in my wife's RAV4 and milled the holes out to about double the original size, and put new rings on. It went from a qt every 4-500 miles to a qt every 4-5000 miles... It was a ton of work though lol. They had a recall on them good up to 10 years and 150000 miles if it was burning a qt per 1200 miles, but ours wasn't at that time... At 240,000 miles though, it had gotten rediculous
Nice. Toyota made a piston kit to fix this for the 2az it’s about 400 bucks. Did the job on my oil guzzling scion tc now it burns no oil.
@@hyro431 nice! If I didn't have access to a mill that would have been a great option. It cost me about $100 that was a new head gasket, head bolts, rings and some rtv for the oil pan etc, so that's a pretty great value honestly, assuming you have the ability to tear everything else down; way cheaper than buying a drill press/mill lol. I'm just lucky to have friends with expensive hobbies haha
and make sure the old seal is off the engine before putting on the new oil filter
It's been said that this generation Camry (2002-2006) was one of the last great ones before Toyota's quality fell. The redesigned 2007 model had cheap looking plastics on the dash and in 2005 they started having unintended acceleration problems. They switch from mechanical to electronic.
Sounds about right
Depends on which engine you bought. The one in the video is the infamous 2AZ-FE . It is known for burning oil as Toyota use less tension on the piston rings to cut down friction, to improve fuel consumption.
I hope you know the unintended acceleration was a floor mat problem, not an actual product issue. The gas pedals hang low and grab the floor mat on a full throttle, educate yourself.
Nah. They're still bulletproof. Whenever a new generation of car things happens, the first year always has bugs
@@fleurdewin7958 well I'm screwed 🤣 I own a 2003 Camry and a 2006 Highlander both with the 2az
Clean oil is an engine's best friend. Mainly, I think of the dirt in the oil causing excess friction with bearings and cylinder walls, but Scotty raised my awareness about the piston rings and how dirty oil can cause them to stick in the piston grooves, not allowing them to spring outward against the cylinder walls.
Personally, I swear by the 3,000 mile oil change -- and always will. A 2003 Corolla with 255,000 miles that burns very little oil between changes and which has a relatively smooth idle, considering its age and mileage, are sufficient proof that frequently changing the oil works. Same story with our 2005 Matrix that has 185,000 miles on it and burns little oil, between changes. too. Both still have plenty of power and zero smoke from the exhaust.
Go, Scotty!!!
Thes videos will live forever. Your grandkids will be watching these fixing your old cars. Scotty you’re the man!🍻🎯
Good afternoon Scotty! Keep up the great work.
afternoon!
@@scottykilmer I'm no Hater, but I have to ask... Is it pointless to ask questions here? I've asked 3 or more questions in your videos' comments about your thoughts on whether a product you recommended would be good for my car, but you have not replied to any of them. How do people get the questions that you answer in these videos to you? I'd love to have your direct input on these products to my specific car.
@@100vg he has a website for that look into it.
Keep us posted Scotty! I did this on my dad's '09 Camry (15min @ 2000rpm) and changed the oil/filter after. My dad noticed a huge difference in performance and now like Scotty says we wait and see how it does with fixing leaking piston rings! Cheers! 👍👍
I have the 2AZ engine in my Scion tC also. Please report back with whether it had any effect on the oil burning.
@@soheilzamani17 Will do! My plan was to do this flush twice after 2000 miles, but will monitor the oil consumption! I had the oil level right at the top of the full mark and hopefully after 2000miles, the oil level remains within the low to full marks! 👍
@@pieroluciano3272 I find that when I drive in higher rpms the oil consumption increases pretty drastically. Try to not change your driving habits. Thank you!
@@soheilzamani17 .
@@pieroluciano3272 how it go? 🙂
I don't know Scotty BUT you are right for modern Toyotas, replace the drain crush gasket every time BUT in the 70`s, remember the 76 Celica GT (what a beauty) and my 84 Toyota truck and even a 73 Ford Courier REALLY a Mitshibushi ALL never required AND I never replaced a drain crush washer AND I am super diligent in my maintenance duties BUT yea just buy a bunch, their cheap and keep ready for the regular oil changes.
I buy late 90s Camryz for work cars. I have a 98 now, and a 97 for parts in the garage. I was burning half quart or better per oil change. Switched to Castrol Edge, and I kid you not, my oil has been perfect on the mark since. Think im sticking with this oil for good in my Camry, and may put it in my wife's vehicle next oil change. My truck is a Triton, so I'm sticking with Pennzoil Ultra Platinum, due to its flow ability and the poor design of the Triton inner motor and all its tight spaces and small nooks and crannies the oil must reach.
Raining while you work. Reminds me of my 9 years in army field artillery units, on the job rain, shine, hot & cold or worse [I have been in worse].
Im excited! This problem has my car, toyota camry 2012 xle. I hope that product in my local autozone
For me it's always windy when I do an oil change so didn't do it yesterday because it was windy. Don't need oil blowing all over the place including on me.
I warmed up my Engine then drained it and use 3 1/2 gallons of diesel did not start it and then let it sit for 20 minutes then drained it cleaned it out pretty good now it stops burning oil did it on a Mazda protégé 2000 1.6 L motor
" you don't wanna spend all day pullin' and not get it off"....... That's what she said Scotty, that's what she said
There's a similar problem with Accords (2.4 K24Z2 K24Z3 2008-2012), CR-Vs (2.4L L4 DOHC K24Z7 2010-2014) and 2012-15 Crosstours having that same 2.4L DOHC. The VTC actuator clanks but goes away once the engine is warm and the oil pressure increases. Replacing the VTC actuator actually seems not to eliminate the problem over the long term. Obviously this represents a massive share of older cars still on the road that have sterling reputations for high reliability. Numerous customers tried to make claims at dealerships for years and dealers bilked customers for fraudulent repairs that only appeared to the naive customer to address the clanking. Other dealers just sent the customers away without making a claim under the warranty. And yet others had to pay for the repairs which could be upwards of $2200. (In my own case I had a certified CR-V; one dealer said it was nothing but a nuisiance; another dealer tried to sell me a replacement oil pan and something else I can't recall.) Honda took years but finally released a service bulletin about replacing the VTC actuator just long enough after many drivers were out of warranty. Some folks have said to just leave it, that there are plenty of Hondas with these engines still on the road without the repair that have clocked hundreds of thousands of miles. There was a class action lawsuit over the issue that Honda lost. Unfortunately the suit did not cover all the cars manufactured with that part. I'm no longer a CR-V owner but I'm still curious about it.
It always rains when you are under a car! I love it! Lol. I have so many memories of working on my cars and you are right, it always seems to rain once I get about halfway through the job! 😂
It ain't a real Scotty Kilmer video if it doesn't have that smudge on the left side of the lense
I actually tried rubbing it off my screen before realizing...🤣
Companies use the exact same phrasing when it comes to our pay. "We pay based on the local market value."... sigh
Another great video scotty good afternoon, right when I get home from work there is allways a great video of urs ready scooty almost like clock work everyday thank you for all the good knowledge about cars maintenance
I can see less oil come out , This is the most reason why the engine have a noise or rattling If your Engine oil this is what you see always check your dipstick to make sure the correct level of oil between maximum and minimum and stay safe
Very enlightening video! Thank you very much for your advice! It is greatly
appreciated! Sincere regards!
My 12 Camry does this same thing rattle at startup, drives me crazy! Thank you for addressing this!
i have a 14 and used to rattle like crazy. i changed to synthetic and change oil every 4k miles and it has reduced the noise significantly. But my rattle goes away after it warms up so i know its the chain tensioner.
For anyone with a 08-12 accord, I sympathize with you cuz those vvt sprockets are always bad
I have a 2010 Camry that started rattling for the first 3-5 seconds after starting around 80,000 miles. Car now has 250,000 miles and runs like a top with no oil usage. Might try this even though I'm not concerned about it.
I've changed the CCT on my Honda CBR like 5 times since 2005, 2 years ago I purchased a Manual CCT, haven't had to touch it since. I have also seen many hydraulic CCT's go bad on many vehicles. Many Race vehicles use a Manual CCT as well they are much more reliable especially at High RPM's. Hydraulic CCT's not working like they should could cause the timing chain to jump a tooth on the sprocket cause catastrophic engine failure at higher RPM
Can’t wait to try that product! My 2013 Honda Accord rattles on start up! Hoping it’s just the tensioner. 👍🏻
May need your valves adjusted
@@jaretboston20 Hes referring to the VTC actuator on the end of the front cam shaft on the K 2.4L motor. It's notorious for making noises on start up
Scotty please make a video about those darn Toyota canister filters!!!
Oil treatment first, then fuel treatment?
Or visa-versa?
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My Infiniti G35 does the 2-second rattle when I don't drive it for a few week. Solution is to crank it at least once/week, so the hydraulic chain tensioner doesn't leak down.
Hey Scotty! I love your UA-cam channel and follow you for your wealth of knowledge. Could you do a review video on the Toyota 86?
I have two 2011 Corollas, and none of them has a gasket at the screw of the oil pan. One was bought new from the dealer.
I make the oil change to both.
Hate to burst your bubble, but timing chains wear out too and
when they wear enough they can break. Also the tensioner systems
are inclined to fail and wear out as well. I have found that most engines
with timing chains need a chain and tensioner replacement at around
120 - 150K where as it is prudent in a Honda to change that belt and water pump
at no more then 90K miles. But, I do err on the conservative side since most
modern engines are interference engines and will 'hand grenade' if the
belt of chain breaks. Just my personal experience in the heat of the
gulf coast South.
98 Nissan Frontier: Tchain started rattling at 275,000 miles. Had it changed with tensioners.
Always ran Amsoil synth.
FWIW
I hate to spend all day pulling and not get it off🤣
I love also the little inset photo that’s added
Will, are you a jerk?
I have an honest question. I remember you making a video talking about why not to use cleaners like that. I have a 2013 VW GTI with 96k miles that will occasionally make that rattle on start up. Should this help? Already had the chain and tensioner checked. VW came out with a updated chain and tensioner after the 2012 model year do to the failures they had with the earlier ones. It makes that rattle once in a while. I change the oil ever 5k miles, use OEM oil filters, ect.
Scotty is a real-life hero. This man does not have to do what he does but does it because it's the love of his life. The man is laughing while 'working" in the rain when he absolutely doesn't have to! 🤣
I can not believe he did not close the hood on the Customers car! When it started raining!!
Scotty, if this is a 1ZZ FE motor than it could have to do with a service bulletin having to do with a flaw in the design of oil flow through the piston into the oil control ring. My '02 Corolla was one with that issue. Some fix it themselves by taking the Pistons out and drill two more oil holes and filing a larger step on the end of the oil control rings. I just used Mobil 1 Full synthetic High mileage because it was mentioned in Corolla forums to do a good job at removing sludge. I later developed a external leak on my accessory drive side of the motor because how well it cleans the engine. So just be prepared. Especially if you have a high mileage motor like mine. But for a short time it did work and was noticeable that I no longer had to put a Qt of oil in about every 2 fill ups.
Wow I'm gonna try this on my wife's 2011 Rav4. She has the same noise but there is no oil consumption. So fingers crossed.
Good job Scott!
so i spent 20 minutes looking for the follow up video ... wondering if the noise when he saw the guy next time did stay away and if the oil consumption was better at all
4:03 You forgot to make sure the old oil filter seal was off after you lubed the new oil filter seal.
I bet it rattles the next day on a true cold start.
I have the same problem on my 2003 Camry. I will try this product and update you guys if it worked in my case.
Hope it works for you Gonzo, I got rid of my 2003 Camry because it burned too much oil, what a shame- did not know about this, everything I researched at the time said the rings were done.
Did it work?
My '10 Lexus RX350 rattles on a cold start up. Gonna try this!
The BRZ is a rear wheel drive 2 seater.
Think about how impractical that is in cold,snowy, crappy weather Canada.
Can't imagine you would get more than 3 months a year use before you have to break out at least front wheel if not all wheel drive vehicles.
Have seen you with that STP oil in another video. Can't find any locally...
Atf dexIII does the same thing. And the tensioners for that engine are super easy to replace.
Trying this 505 cleaner on my 2AZFE with 165,000 miles on it. Started to use more oil between oil changes. Was using 1/2 to 3/4 quart between oil changes. Followed instructions added 505 and let engine run high idle (2500 rpm) for 20 mins. I noticed a difference in the way it was running in about the first 5 mins. Engine started to run smoother. You can smell this cleaner just like Scotty said it is strong smelling. Changed oil after running cleaner. I noticed a smoother idle right off. Also stopped hesitation at low speeds. I will update about oil consumption. One thing I have noticed is oil is staying cleaner looking now. Even if it uses a little oil between changes I will call this a win because it does run better and quieter since I used this cleaner. Now if it would cut oil usage in half I will be happy. Wish Scotty would do a complete test also so we would have more information on if this product really helps reduce oil consumption.
Did it reduce motor oil consumption?
It's been 6 months since you added the product to your car. Do you see a reduction in oil consumption?
Please update on the oil consumption.
@leebrown4281 how is the car now?
B.G. E.ngine performance restore has been the go to product to clean engines for decades; what took this company so long. Napa sells it, so does the Toyota dealership in my home town. it saved my 3.4 litre that now has 333284 miles on it .
Better to check over night in the morning . Let the oil drain completely into pan, then check for rattle.
Scotty this is your second oil video in a week and I got 4,000 till my next change.
UPDATE??????
Oil change then an "Italian tune-up"?
Puts in some marvel mystery oil in it regularly
exactly...
00:18 I was expecting Scotty to say “REV UP YOUR ENGINE!”
My 1989 Ford escort was making a loud ticking noise.
I put some 20:50 in it and noise went away. I then sold it.
ATS Carbon Clean is a rip, ordered over 100 dollars of product back in March and still haven't got anything. Called them and they said they send it weeks ago. Now all you get is voicemail when you call!
Wait a sec. I thought those engine flushes do more harm than good, if any.
"you dont want to spend all day pulling and not get it off" killed me. You remind me of my grandfather, Stormin Norman Reed... too funny
Timing belt on a transverse mounted 4cyl is STILL not a DIY job, in my opinion. I did it exactly once after it broke on an old 90s free-spinning engine and it’s the one job I’ll never tackle again in my life. What a pain
A friend at work bought a 2021 F150 platinum hybrid and 5000 miles later and the transmission is stuck in seventh gear 🤣🤣🤣
2:23 bruhhhh!!!!
Zmax also helps out alot aswell
2:53 "You don't wanna spend all day pulling and not getting it off!" Lol!
Excellent info as usual.
I prefer timing gears but my '76 Capri broke the cam gear 3 times in 20 years because the gear teeth were plastic.
Here in the UK I had a mx-5 that rattled on cold start, sold it just in case it was the vvti. It started doing it after an oil change. 🤔
Couldn't find the ats stuff in Canada
Why call the video something that it is not. Your videos are so good Scotty.
2:56 I hear ya Scotty!
Awesome vid,I always use a copper or aluminum washer on my sump plug and I pour some oil into the filter,I have a camry but I ve got the V6 quad cam 3 liter so its got the belt which I,ve just had replaced and tensioner and idler cost $ NZ 1000,but now I have piece of mind,it hadn,t been done for 120,000 kms.👍👍👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐❤
Hi Scotty! Love your channel! Can you recommended another oil cleaner? The one you suggest is hard to get.
I just PREORDERED the 2 pack. AUG 15 2022. Can't wait for it to arrive.
Thank you 🙏
Scotty, when did Toyota change to a loose piston ring-looking to buy a used Tacoma .
How about changing from 5W30 to 5W40 or even 0W40? More fluent (0W vs. 5W) when cold and more resistant to heat (40 vs. 30). Don't know, if they exist in the US.
Greetings from Bavaria.
It’s a myth you’re wearing your engine faster whit heavier oil just use what the car recommends
@@eduardoarty1228 in Germany, we mad good experiences with oil experiments (especially in the older BMW community), f.i. in regards to oil leaks and oil consumption. Because there are oils that are not just "heavier", but more powerful overall, f.i. 0W40 against 5W30. It's lighter when cold and more stable when hot.
Hey Scotty, what about the 505 fuel treatment? Have any experience with that yet?
Scotty you didn't say what you thought of the BRZ?
4:46 that's me
If you buy a BRZ in Canada you have to call it a BRZed.
I would use the recommended Toyota filter and a better (Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic) motor oil. But that's just me.
Meanwile in Europe the brz costs 33k dollars..
These containers sell 2 for $50.00. Great if is works and doesn't remove something essential from engine. We look forward to the results like in December.
@w b I found this episode from August 17, 2018 from Scotty called "Why Not to Flush the Engine Oil in Your Car'. It told of all the problems which could happen if you did an engine flush in an older engine.
Good idea to use that extra jack stand! 👍
Damn Scotty. How you be going from Rhode island to Tennessee so many times so fast?
Any update on this car and oil burning "experiment"?
Hello Scotty, thanks for sharing your knowelge.
I'm wondering if this 505 CRO treatment is any different from the engine flush. Is it the same or different?
How often do you recommend using this on your car?
Could it be just the fresh oil stop the noise. I would wait and see if it stays fix.
This is great!
Of course it starts raining when you're under a car...just the nature of the thing 🤣🤣
Scotty I have that same breaker bar.
Hey Scotty, the sun is shining in Tennessee.👍
Where so you buy 505 CRO? No luck so far.