oil changes every 5k miles or 20k miles?
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2022
- how to change your oil in your car every 5000 miles. if you dont do your oil changes in your car you will have to remove your oil pan and clean and install your oil pan cause it will create sludge and block the oil pick up tube and can starve the engine from oil and make it bow up. if you dont venom from spiderman will end up in your car and will take it over lol. make sure to check your oil often and top off when needed, no oil mean that your piston will leave the chat.
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What car was it?
It's now my favorite short ever pulled apart my first V6 and it was worse than this lol love to hate it
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@@alexclark7284BadlyNeglected 2.0 OilChangeLess
Yea, dont talk about the water in the engine. Bullsh...
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That's 40k
miles plus. Definitely not 15k.
Yeah this video is BS.
My car has done 30k and the engine oil atill looks alright. Changed it.
Probably 40k on penzoil dino. Ive ran my beater filled with mobil 1 up to 30k twice and each time the oil still checked out fine. I have even pulled the valve cover and the top end of the motor was spotless.
This is the oil pan, slide typically builds up in the oil pan first @@justinmcginty9975
@@bmc9504depends on how hard you drive daily
Oil change
I never heard of that
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At 15 k the oil is still the same just black i dont knkw about 30 but thats 40 plus
Haha yea I don’t think it had a oil change ever done
@@SeeMeSidewayz yea lol and this is not synthetic oil. Synthetic does not sludge like that it just get burned off and lowers oil level thats normal oil too.
What did this vehicle have on the odometer?
@@statisticsspeakforitself4205 Actually any oil sludges ,depends on mileage
@@statisticsspeakforitself4205 are you talking about synthetic blends? Or full synthetics. Bc blends last 3 and full last 5-10 but anything will become sludge it’s just full synthetics or lab made so it takes a lot longer to break down compared to blends or “natural” oils
That’s like 30 k oil change. Nothing happens like that if it’s 8 k.
I think more like many years since last oil change. Dont think 30K will caused a clogged drain hole.
@@5975ami10 years and 100k miles.
A lot more than 30k ran Royal purple 28k
3k for synthetic blends and 5-8k on a good FULL synthetics like Mobil 1 or royal purple
It'll look like that after only 8k with a kia or hyundai gdi
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@@carperformance3669pretty sure asphalt is just tar and rocks my guy 😂
The fact that one of the hashtags are spiderman makes it more funny because the sludge is like Symbiote.
I like the lil song in the background..I agree wit it 😂
When it says change the oil you change the oil.
You just took out the secret sauce that keeps my car going
3k or 4K is when you should change your oil. I never have had any major issues. Change your transmission fluid every 40k as well. My vehicles are still running strong.
Differentials every 30K as well
That was true in the 70s. There is no difference in contaminants between a modern oil that has done 4K and an oil that has done 7K.
At 8K you first start to see some deterioration, but you can wait until 10K - the engine will still outlast the car.
You are just throwing money down the drain. If you use premium synthetic oil and premium synthetic filters, the oil will be as clean as the day you added it even after 5k miles. Synthetic oil isn’t prone to the same degradation conventional oil was. At least do a 5k oil change to save a buck, if not an 8k like the manufacturer recommends.
I change my auto transmission fluid every 15-20k or so, its cheap enough and I have a lead foot w/ lots of city driving 😂
@@SwoonGamingNot true at all, because you are completely forgetting about the microscopic carbon particles made by the combustion process. When your oil gets dark like that, those little particles act like bits of sand-paper to your cylinder walls .. I go 3k full synth because 30 bucks worth of oil isnt worth having to fet rid of my 04 Jaguar lol
I’m changing the oil to my 016 SS every like 5-8k still running strong with 155k 😂😂 but aye I know my transmission will blow up before my engine does
A coworker and I wrestled an oil filter off for over 20 minutes today and the gasket was dry asf. The customer went a couple thousand miles after the preferred change interval and he had less than a quart in the pan and that was really just the Top Treat I ran prior to servicing. Love the early 2000s Camrys, hate the oil burning and lax owners.
With oils like ams oil and royal purple, you can go at least 10k, sure there expensive but they also are a much higher quality oil , maybe of your using conventional oil still but all new cars uses synthetic oil of some kind, people don't listen to mechanics who say this, they want to charge you more money.
Is it just me, do many of you Americans change your oil at about 5,000 miles? Here in Europe, vehicle manufacturers' recommendations for newer cars are between 9,000 miles to 19,000 miles or one year. Although many mechanics advise against changing at 19,000 miles. Considering that we Europeans in smaller countries probably drive fewer miles per year than you, you Americans could easily extend the mileage between oil changes.
In a marketing campaign, car oil companies began advertising a 3k oil change and that’s been the standard ever since (similar to how Kellog claimed breakfast is the most important meal of the day while owning a breakfast cereal company)
@@Beckybitch, i think this is unnecessary and a waste of money.
change my oil ever 8k
That’s because y’all don’t ever get to high mileage. The Italians said I was lying about my car having 180000 miles. They said it was kilometers 😂
@@NoName-tz5ji 180k? that’s pretty common in the uk lol
This is why engine flush can be helpful, people always blame engine flush for flushing out crude and cause damage, well if that is the case then your engine is on borrowed time anyways!
Some people really be saying that oil changes are no longer necessary on new cars bruh 💀💀💀 if your car has moving metal parts in your engine or transmission, it needs oil for lubrication. Period.
Does that count for teslas and ev cars too?
5,000 or 10,000 miles. At 20 k or over it can lead to a engine replacement for $4,000-$6,000
Surely with modern synthetic oils and modern filters this shouldn’t happen after 5K or even 10K!
It doesn't. This is exaggerated
6k doesn't hurt Mobil 1.
I heard a farmer would do 16k in his cars and then save it for his tractors.
And then save it for his lawn mowers.
I personally recommend 5k miles or so.
I would say this car was driven short distance, the oil was never warmed up & the owner never checked the oil level!
Pretty accurate and that's why I change every 3k, my trips are very short
@@GoogleUserGmailI change mine every 10k km which is roughly once a year for me
Remember if you change your oil remember to do it quick before tanks come to your house
I don’t think not warming up the oil is going to cause this, you would have to be driving distances less than 1000 feet for your oil not to be warm enough to operate normally, unless you live in Alaska or some other cold ass place. This is caused by not changing the oil.
I do 7k mile oil changes with Mobil-1 full synthetic on my 08 grand prix with 155k miles on it. The 3800 engine will take much worse than that though, you can do 15k on conventional oil and not hurt it. It's like an indestructible engine, you can drive them to 600k miles no problem
That's a cute tune.
This is for all engine oil influencers ;)
as a guy owning a car that burns oil and needing to fill it up every week i see this as a win
Change your oil and flush it once it a while with seafoam and your golden
i thought he meant every 5km...i was like damn
Best to do an oil analysis every couple of oil changes as that will show whether you need to change quicker or have more headroom and also give you an insight of what is going on in the engine...
I did 2 oil changes in only 200miles, no joke 😂
new engine- new break in oil, but car war runnig extremeley rich-11-12.5:1 closed loop then bellow 10 in closed loop; and the oil got contaminated with soot so I had to change jt. foud the problem (exhaust leak from air injection reaction system and then I completed the break in (200 miles instead of 500 because I did enough WOT pulls) and just changed the oil again.
Here in Brazil, i change my oil every 5k Km ( 3k miles ) 😅
I change my every 4K miles with Valvoline high mileage Synthetic oil since my car is over 200K miles the engine needs good Lubrication to keep it up .
Safe yourself some time and money and change it every 10k. You'll be just fine. Your oil will only look like this in the video after 30-40k not 4 or 5k. High quality oil filters and synthetic oil have come a long way. Yesteryear oil and filter did have limitations hence 4 or 5k change out. But that's no longer the case. God bless my friend.
@@ElMalito187terrible advice
@@kskip4242It's perfectly good advice.
@@ElMalito187They won't be "just fine" you don't know how many miles they have, make/model, etc.
@@kskip424210k is way too long, 4k is my go too
The song is gold!
Manual states every 25.000km. At that time the oil is still clear. Cars back from 1960 required oil changes every 8.000km or 5000miles because the engines were just that damn terrible.
I'd say 10 to 15 km but yeah ilteast inn modern cars
Depends a LOT on the conditions, climate and severity that you drive. Some people should be changing at 5,000 km, some can go 15,000 km. Do a lab analysis of your oil at the change interval to know for sure. It's a lot cheaper than a new engine!
Most expensive oil change is the onr you never did 😂
Everyone’s saying 40k+ but I would believe multiple 15k changes over the life of a 120k motor
Change mine at 6k, now on 190k no issues.
I feel like every 5k is even too steep I typically do every 3k
I just did the manufacturer recommended 7500 mile oil change. I use Mobil 1 20k oil and filter. The oil came out nearly as clean as the day I put it in. We aren’t living in the 1980s any more
I change my 00' lesabre every 3k to keep 3800 running fresh
Great engine
@@davidsoto7114 the greatest GM V6s
@@Mshi- hell yeah its a hell of a motor. I want to swap the top end for the L67. Next car I want to get my hands on is a pontiac g8 gxp with the 6.2 motor
Its hard to when you do 40k a year every 10k is ok
@@DarkReaper-or9elyeah that’s a lot of miles! I’m guessing majority highway.
50 hours oil change intervals in aviation for the ideal standards, that should say a lot for you to know.
I always change my oil after 3500 km, just so I am assured to never fuck up my engine. It is expensive maintenance, but I like to burn money :))))))))))))
So every 20K…got it 👌
That's tar dude 😂
I change my vans oil every 25000 miles. The current mileage is above 440000.
I need the music 😂
My Honda Beat 2011 using Total Quartz 7000 10w40, the performance is so good, head in engine is clean, change oil in every 4000km
In that case I would have to change oil every month
@@stipepleslic1971 why?, in 4000km you spend in one month?, Wow
Better use 5w40 fully synthetic and you can drive 7 000 km ;)
@@erhanmustafov1513 are you from Indonesian sir..?
On my previous car, a 2014 Camry, I went 12,000 miles before doing an oil change. On my current car, a 2013 G37, I change my oil every 5k. High quality oil can give you extended intervals, but filters don't get everything. 5k is SAFE!
I know most car manufacturers recommend 10k now but I can't bring myself to do that. Cars now days the cars are so sensitive, Ive seen cars go a couple hundred over their oil change and the top end chatter sounds like an old Chevy motor but doesn't run as good nearly as long sounding like that. Absolutely blows my mind now
Depends on the engine and conditions.
Use Amsoil... specially the new high mileage blend, you can change every 12k miles or once a year.
It depends how you drive after all if you hard 24/7 like speed daily you GOTTA change every 3k-5k but if you a gentle driver and drive normal daily maintenance oil change 10k miles the car company usually say but I’d play safe and change oil 7, 500 miles
Nah. Once a year or every 10k miles ur fine with synthetic
@@executiveinvestmentsone a year your high.
@@toddcook8824 sorry you think this is 1980 moron. Absolutely no reason to change oil more than once a year or 8-10k miles. Oil does not degrade in a year. It’s good for several years in a motor as it has been proven.
@@toddcook8824 when was the last time you have a lab test your oil? Actually you don’t even have a car so wtf is the point of you talking?
@@executiveinvestmentsyeah all this 5000k is nonsense once a year or 10k whichever comes first
Just changed a friends oil at 35000 miles and it was not anything like this. That’s gotta be 60000+
This person:What’s an oil change?
Person went a whole Kia warranty without ever getting an oil change. If you do it every 7500 miles on newer cars you’ll be fine.
Nothing wrong with extended drains done properly. You have to run oil for years or low to get sludge with synthetic oil
Bro just mix a bit of diesel in there it breaks the sludge up so you dont have that problem draining it to replace the oil
Hey this is the United States of America I heard you got oil😂😂😂😂
Wait I thought that the engine oil last the life of the car 😂😂😂😂😂
the song fits so well....
Love it !! 😎👍 🚘
For the Benz I do every 3k and the Prius every 5k I also use a gentle cleaning agent before the change on the benz and add an anti friction additive for those cold starts did it for my Chrysler 300c as well sold at 160k and drove just like it did at 120k
Huh??🤦🏽♂️
@@willg.5168 what?? 😑
It heavily depends on your driving profile.
Doing 60 on the highway all day and 20k is totally fine.
Doing Uber eats and stuff like that all day in heavy city traffic is whole different story
Can a synthetic vlend like Valvoline High Mileage be changed every 5k miles as well or does it have to be full synthetic?
I don't care what anyone says. I don't care what the dealers or manufacturers say. You all do you. Before synthetic oils became mainstream or the norm I was a conventional user and did 3-5k miles. Now since I have seen with my own eyes and with my own experiences how much better synthetic oils are I so 5k. Never had an issue. Had a 100k mi engine and the oil pan was clean, no varnish, no carbon buildup, no sludge etc. So seeing that sold me for life on synthetic oils.
That's not a 5k miles that's like 30k miles
usa:i have the oil
Rather 60,000 km/40,000 mi with the cheapest, mineral 15W-40 from the hardware store. Probably even from different bottles that were standing there for 15 years.
Knock Knock
Its time to spread some aristocracy
Give me the oil or taste some aristocracy
Plus a lubrication additive ontop 😂
Such as mos2
Its better to pay like 20 bucks or less for a bottle of oil than buy a whole engine
I have a Nissan Qashqai MR20DD that has a manufacturer recommended change oil every 8000km/5000miles. Aren't gasoline motor oils suppose to last longer than diesel motor oils? I used Mobil1 fully synthetic 0W-20 oil that says good for 16000km/10000miles guaranteed. Should I change every 16000km/10000miles? Or stick to the manufacturer recommended 8000km/5000miles?
U tryna create a dinosaur
Where did you find that oil?
ROYAL PURPLE cleans it all
Where?
That just blown a hole through the block. Welp, there goes your motor. Say goodbye to your car, that motor is done.
Dump 5 gallons of diesel through it before trying to do a flush
I tested how long my second car would go until the oil got clogged, and it started clogging the oil drain at about 45k. Felt bad, changed the oil and filter and it still drives. My first car, the Volvo 240. Just can't sell it.
The thing is, I've never had any major failures in that car. Nothing besides changing breaks and air filter. My 2018 BMW has already cost me well over $15K since owning it since 2019 (German Cars!!!)
I would actually have the Volvo 240 as my daily if it had ABS and Cold AC (And more space for dog and kids)
Jesus, I thought it was supposed to be 3,000
In finland, i just checked some oils when i was getting some and some of them were rated for ”up to 50 000km” dont know if thats possible. They are quality but that seems impossible
To be scientifically, please provide these information:
- What is the type of oil? Fuel synthetic?
- How long the vehicle was running since last time oil change?
- Any up normal during current engine?
Take their license away man, no way a person neglecting their car that much should be out there driving
A kid I work with says to change every 3,000 and ONLY use amsoil and if you don’t you’ll blow your engine
I change my oil every month or 1,000 miles, whichever comes first🤷🏽♂️
Change mine every 3k miles.
I change my oil every 10k (Toyota). Never once have i seen this
this is why you need to flush it sometimes
What about synthetic oil how often should you change that
Normal bulk oil 5k synthetic can go 10k
5k is too short 7k is the sweet spot
Sounds like Marvel Mystery Oil is wanted?
Gonna need like 3 bottles of that stuff for this job lmao
My Car manual says 15k, I don't trust the manual so I'm now on 30 K it's fine I'm living on the edge.
I ran 8200 on mobil 1 full synth, changed filter at 5000 and kept going. Could've gone much longer!
knock knock
dont touch the oil
Great song!
i'm about 99.9% sure that's a GM truck or SUV. the crazy part is the customer probably still drove it in complaining of a small misfire 😂
The person hid a dead body in that engine
If it looks like that, oil is not being changed !
3k or 3 months which ever comes first. An oil change is cheaper than an engine. Never go by these extended oil change intervals.
Usa:knock knock
Location?
They say change my 5.7 hemi oil every 7500-10000 miles