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Perfect video you did all steps in a few minutes showed where everything was i looked at other videos they skipped to where they already took parts off but thank you for the detailed info
I’ve only had minor repairs since I’ve had my Fleetwood. I am having a misfire issue at the moment. I’ll be doing plugs and wires to see if that solves it.
i appreciate the oil change video,if you have time did you do a video of the wires and plugs change? looks like a big job !thank you for your videos ,we have a '95 fleetwood brougham as well.kissimmee,florida 34747
Doing the wires is pretty tough. Most people go through the wheel well instead of up in the engine bay. The issue is that there is barely enough room for the tools and your hands. There’s no room for a camera. I couldn’t figure out a way to show what I was doing. It’s just too tight. GM didn’t do us any favors with the way they designed the ignition system on the LT1.
Your supposed to lift your car Up , take both wheels off , and change them through the gap of your wheelwells, it’s a tight job and need certain tool for the ratchet, I changed them in my 95 Impala SS
I’ve actually cleaned the LT1 a few times. I’ve read that if you get the optispark wet, you can damage it. But I haven’t had any issues. I just sprayed the engine down with soap and rinsed it off with a hose.
@@WorkingWithWimberley just did oil change on my 95 caprice 4.3 l99 (Baby lt1), i think it was like 0.4l extra poured out when i did lift vehicle down, so it is not that much neccessary, but easy and good thing to do.
I'm the best car repair person out there. I changed a blown head gasket using just a butter knife and a fork!
Wow! That’s impressive! Can you explain in detail exactly how you did that?
@@WorkingWithWimberley Video editing in progress. Be up in a few years.
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New LT1/Roadmaster with low-ish miles. Thanks for teaching me.
You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!
Thx for including the "Change Oil" Reset
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Perfectly executed! We appreciate the level of detail and how succinct the video was! Great job, Brother! 💪🏾💪🏾🙏🏿🙌🏾
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Thanks for posting... not much out there on these cars.
You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped! I have several videos on these cars.
Perfect video you did all steps in a few minutes showed where everything was i looked at other videos they skipped to where they already took parts off but thank you for the detailed info
You’re welcome! I always try to make sure you see me actually doing the job. Not just talking about it once it’s done!
Nice Fleetwood both in condition and color. The video is also well made. I will be doing the oil/filter change work next week.
Thanks! I’ve been driving it a lot lately. I get so many thumbs up. People really love the Fleetwood!
Looks easy enough, cant wait to spend way too long trying to do my own lmao good stuff brotha
Thanks lol! It’s really not a hard job. You’ll be fine!
Outstanding Sir!!!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
Very through explanation!!
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Thanks bro, vid helped alot
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Thnk's brh becuse it's my frst time changing my oil by myslf on my 93 ltz caprice classic
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What a nice Fleetwood!
Thank you! I’m glad to own it.
Great content. Thank you for taking the time to share.
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Thanks bro awesome video.im going to do this on my 95imp
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Great informative video. And gorgeous Cadillac.
Thank you! The Fleetwood Brougham is a great car indeed!
thanks bro!
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Nice car man. Thinking of getting one myself. Heard they are very reliable
I’ve only had minor repairs since I’ve had my Fleetwood. I am having a misfire issue at the moment. I’ll be doing plugs and wires to see if that solves it.
Great descriptive video.
Thanks!!! I’m glad the video helped.
i appreciate the oil change video,if you have time did you do a video of the wires and plugs change? looks like a big job !thank you for your videos ,we have a '95 fleetwood brougham as well.kissimmee,florida 34747
Doing the wires is pretty tough. Most people go through the wheel well instead of up in the engine bay. The issue is that there is barely enough room for the tools and your hands. There’s no room for a camera. I couldn’t figure out a way to show what I was doing. It’s just too tight. GM didn’t do us any favors with the way they designed the ignition system on the LT1.
Your supposed to lift your car Up , take both wheels off , and change them through the gap of your wheelwells, it’s a tight job and need certain tool for the ratchet, I changed them in my 95 Impala SS
subscribed , liked . thanks. more vids like this
Awesome! Thank you! There will be more videos on the LT1.
Thank you fam
You’re welcome! I’m glad the video helped!
Video on how to or the best way to wash Lt1 engine👍
I’ve actually cleaned the LT1 a few times. I’ve read that if you get the optispark wet, you can damage it. But I haven’t had any issues. I just sprayed the engine down with soap and rinsed it off with a hose.
I see your engine is really clean ,
just steer clear of getting water on that opti
Very helpful thanks
I'm glad you found the video helpful! Thank for watching!
Mint Fleetwood bro. Where did you get that badge ontop of the LT1 plastic?
Thanks! I got it from a local junkyard.
Good vid. What's the reason for pouring a little oil inside the new filter? @2:56
Thanks! Putting oil in the filter is optional. It’s fine if you don’t do it. I like to do it to get oil pumping through the motor a little quicker.
Good video. Do you know what is the correct oil drain plug size for a 95 Impala SS? I’m getting conflicting size information online
Unfortunately I don’t know. I just know what was used on my 95 Fleetwood.
good one, but isnt it wise to lift it down to let the old oil completely flow down, and then lift up again, and do the rest?
Yes, it would be wise to do that.
@@WorkingWithWimberley just did oil change on my 95 caprice 4.3 l99 (Baby lt1), i think it was like 0.4l extra poured out when i did lift vehicle down, so it is not that much neccessary, but easy and good thing to do.
Can you take the engin oil pan without taking off any thing from the chasi or the frame ?
I’m not sure. I haven’t removed the oil pan from my LT1. I’d check in the Chevy forums for that one.
@@WorkingWithWimberley please do because i want to replace the oil pan gasket and im not sure how . Thank you .
I have no plans on removing my oil pan. You should check the Chevy forums for information on that job.
So Full Synthetic oil is ok to use in a LT1 engine
Yes full synthetic is ok to use in a LT1. If you don’t want to use full synthetic, you can use conventional or a blend. It’s really up to you.
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