Costo Brand Kirkland Signature Full Synthetic Oil Change
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2023
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I bought my car with 82k had the oil changed at 85k as I was traveling. I’ve since changed it every 5k it went through a slight oil burning stage for 15k at around 110k but once the rings cleaned up with the 5k oil change with Kirkland 0w20 it has completely stopped. The 2nd owner only changed it twice in 44k. I love Kirkland oil and it’s price.
Never hurts to do an oil change !! Thanks Chris and congrats on branching out the Channel a little...
Thanks Robert, sometimes I like to change it up a littlebit.
I’ve been using Kirkland synthetic 5W-30 in my 1998 Accord V/6 since it came on the market. Absolutely no problems! I’m going to switch our 2002 CR V to Kirkland 5W-20 at next oil change. Costco has it on sale at $39.99 CDN for two jugs. I like Mobile 1 but there’s no reason to spend close to $40 CDN for one jug when I can get two for about the same money. Good video, thanks!
Same as Super Tech. Manufacture by Warren Distribution which has been around for 100 years. The full synthetic is great oil. Just change your oil every 5,000 miles. It’s also the same oil sold with the Amazon name.
One tip, when you don't have a camera in your hand, poor the oil out from the bottle by holding it sideways, the oil will pour smoother, go glug glug glug.
I have 200k on my car all I Use is Kirkland oil with no problems.
Wow thats awesome, thanks for sharing your story!
Same here but I’m only at 151k
What car do you drive?
My Corolla Hatchback '21 is currently over 11,000km and I have been using Kirkland 0W-20 since I bought it new. No problems at all.😊
Chris absolutely correct about doing it yourself, shops these days are ridiculous with their prices thanks for sharing safe travels. ARKANSAS Badlands
Some shop fees can be ridiculous therefore the more routine maintenance that you can perform yourself the more money you can save.
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When we take care of our engines, our engines will take care of us, thanks RG.
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Caliente always training the population to remember that…”failing to plan is planning to fail.” Amen for that solid. Thank you Chris.
Excellent video. We’re middle aged guys that know the value of a dollar, plus doing the oil change yourself you know it’s done right. Look into getting the valvomax oil drain system. You’d love it. It’s better than the Fumoto in my opinion especially if you have snow that can build up at the end of the driveway after the city plows snow. It’s stainless steel and made well. Think it’s around 50 bucks but it so worth it. Jmo. Take care!
I try it on my 2014 odyssey, it actually now the driving experience is so much smoother than mobile 1 that I have been using in the last 100k miles. Never go back now.
Chris - some great basic do-it-yourself maintenance for hopefully new viewers that you can bring to the channel. I change my oil on 'the 5's' which makes it super easy to remember. I won't let the car tell me when its oil needs to be changed, like you mentioned cheap insurance and I rely on my vehicles for long service life. 200K on my '13 Edge, 376K on my '97 F250.
Very good information, do it yourself and save a lot of money, thanks Jim.
I’m glad someone agrees with me about the fives! I don’t have to write down or remember anything. My other fluids are changed in increments of 50k and brake fluid at 5 years.
I have been using Kirkland oil for the last 40K miles on my 15 Yukon Denali with the 6.2 , and I always use Wix filters , I also bought an AFM delete module that plugs into the OBD port, it stops the truck from going into 4 cylinder mode and keeps it on 8 cylinder at all times.
Now that’s some very good information, I will add a module to my shopping list, thanks for the tip!
Just as a FYI, I have a good friend who has been a GM dealer mechanic for over 30 years, and he has told me that the AFM delete module will not prevent lifter failures.
I won't prevent it altogether but in theory it should delay it. Most lifter failure occurs when cylinders reengage after having been shut down in AFM/DFM. Disabling cylinder deactivation should prevent the most common event when lifter failure occurs, which is reengagement. But he is right in that the parts are faulty and they can fail when in V8 mode also.
I have heard the same, but looking through UA-cam found some mechanics that say if you change your oil regularly it seems to help, I have always believed that changing oil often was more important than what type of oil you use, I will say with the AFM delete module truck runs with alot more response, but wastes more gas about 1-2 MPG less.
Never put ANYTHING in your OBD port except a scan tool. Those ports are for diagnosing engine codes not for plugging dongle’s in long-term. You can fry your computer overtime doing that.
Kirkland is completely fine oil. I been using it for the last 3 years since I started to do oil changes in my own car. It is a small 1.6l engine... and this box of oil lasts me 3 oil changes since a full oil change only requires 2.7 liters for my small engine. The value is insanely good!
I was told and read Kirkland oil been very good. Passed a lot inspection. Also approved . I’m planning buying some cases soon I run out what I have. I’ve always done my own work. I’m former diesel mechanic and I don’t trust shops as I know what they do to cheat.
Some shops can be dishonest or they hire young people that don’t give a crap. I’ve heard too many stories about nightmare oil changes by incompetent employees.
@@chriscaliente5033…. I worked in truck shop, my boss told me use generic oil in their trucks, even truckers asked put in name brand rotalla oil which is more expensive. I wasn’t very happy with that. I quit and later the truck shop was shut down and ordered pay huge fines. City went after them for dumping chemicals, oil and gas down the drain. Ordered clean, fill pits with concrete. It’s unbelievable. I took them to court got myself fair settlement. Oh well..
@@chriscaliente5033after having my drain plug rounded off and oil pan threads stripped by a “quik lube” place, I’ve decided to do my own oil changes. I’ve used the Kirkland brand oil on several occasions and never had a problem (‘16 Honda Civic). And at the price point (for two 5-qt jugs), I will not hesitate to buy it again.
Most importantly, the oil meets Dexos standards, so I would use it too, but I usually try to get a deal on Mobil1 when they offer rebates. Also, I find it a little less messy if I poke a hole in the filter with a screwdriver so it drains before I remove it.
Very good helpful tip, thanks for sharing!
Kirkland is Mobil Oil, bought through Warren Distrabutions.
You gave part numbers and links to everything BUT that cool oil FUNNEL!! What and from whom? Thanks!
I used this once in my 17 Silverado High Country 6.2L with 70k, it ticked on cold start. Its low in the additive package. I switched to Pennzoil Ultra platinum, no tick anymore. I'm not saying it's a bad oil, my engine just didn't like it. Great job DYI on doing your own changes. It makes me feel good knowing it was done right. Cheers
Costco oil isn’t low in additive. It’s lower than PUP but it’s still one of the highest additive packages. It’s rebranded from Warren oil but Costco adds in a little more additives.
@@kjm8135I'm not here to argue, Blackstone labs says different. Costco oil is great for short oil change intervals and it's cheaper alternative for people on a budget. It's not as robust as other brand's is what I'm saying
Years ago I had ticking on start up as you described, turned out it was the filters I was using, they didn't have backflow valves. It was letting the oil drain back to the pan overnight.
@@tom8592 That's interesting, I've been using Amsoil and Wix XP since new. Thank's for information
The ultra has some REAL synthetic (ester) in it that’s why.
If you don’t beat on your engine and you don’t drive a GDI Turbo, there’s no reason to not use Kirkland (Same as SuperTech Walmart and Amazon full synthetic).
🎯 Fact!
Nice video.
Its good oil it meets all standards. Also, its more important to do oil changes more regularly and having affordable oil makes it easier to do.
This oil is a great value for the money! I just have to correct you in the fact that the W in 0w20 doesn’t stand for weight. It stands for winter. But the correct way of pronouncing it would be Zero Double U Twenty, not zero weight twenty
This is Mobil 1 Advancee Motor Oil, just a different name and package.
Mobil 1 $7qt
Kirkland $3qt.
Same Oil!!
Actually, sir, the “W” stands for “Winter”,not “Weight”.
Am I the only one that has their dipstick indicate overfilled when they add 8qt to their 5.3 Silverado?
I have to do 7.5 qt and it'll indicate almost full on the dipstick.
Nice Video.
Thanks! The old saying goes, “if you want something done right then do it yourself.”
dont over tighten, proceeds to over tighten the oil filter hahaha! great vid though
I'd say as long as the vehicle is out of warranty then you are good to go.
There's nothing wrong Kirkland oil. To the best of my knowledge, it's made by Warren Distribution. Who also makes Supertech. Warren Distribution, when tested, is competitive with the big name oils. Kirkland oil with a quality oil filter at regular service intervals an# you'll put hundreds of thousands of miles on your vehicle.
All these oils are industry approved so you can't go wrong, just purchase a good 10,000 mile or better filter, even if you change oil every 5,000 miles and use a punch in the center of your old filter and let it drain from there. A lot cleaner.
How you like that Kirkland oil
Me and my roommate do the same delivery in the same area,he’s convinced only name brand products are good,my Kirkland kicked his Pennzoil platinum ass after 5k by oil samples. I LOVE IT.
I haven't heard anything negative about this oil at this time.
Put a new rubber gasket on the drain plug with each change. I know folks who never knew this and found out the hard way after reusing it multiple times.
The "W" stands for winter.
1:42 "0 Winter 20"
3:21 "0 Winter 20"
hands up how many people pour oil into the oil filter before they install it how about none zero zero
Not me. My Tacoma's filter installs open end down and my Corolla is a paper filter in an open plastic cartridge. It's no big deal for any filter as you should check the level after running the engine and top up if needed.
Nothing wrong with pre-filling an oil filter, it helps minimize a "dry start."
Lake Speed the "Motor Oil Geek" recommends it as well.