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😂 They had to tap it

It sounds like the product has strong chemicals because I've heard it has a strong smell, both the rinse oil and cleaner. The true magic occurs running it for 40 mins at 3k rpm. Easy way to clean your engine is to buy a high quality synthetic and run it hard on a 1+hour road trip. That will clean it out pretty well

it works really well because its a few hundred dollars for the kit.

i think it was a demo.

Give them some slack ..If you are not used to being in front of a camera and not scripted ; you will do that.. At least thank them so making an effort to make the video/ infomercial

Works Awesomeness 🤙💯 you can also flush up to 20mins

@@keepitsolidkeepitreal2877 figure I might as well do the 45 min one , I figure if I do still have to replace everything at least there won’t be any crud in there to screw up the new parts

@@jeremyruss2407 I’m in the same boat rn, have you done the flush yet?

@@Lostsouls5557 I did , my truck wasn’t too bad sludge wise but once my guy get his scanner updated we will figure it out hopefully , but it definitely cleans the shit out of the engine , we had a camera we looked in the valve cover and by the timing chains , it was definitely a lot cleaner than before the flush , and I figure if I do the timing stuff it’s good to have all the junk out of it before I put all new in there

@@jeremyruss2407 did it help with the vvt issues?

I think watchjrgo does a compression test on his Camaro

So many things don't go well in this video... Obviously they are newbies !

Just use trans 1 quart for 200 miles 5 times change oil every 1000 for next 4 months save money and learn to to change your own oil every time you want to 😮

Does now

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I don't agree with everything you stated here. Dropping the oil pan on most motors wouldn't be worth the while. You wouldn't be doing this cleaning without the owners permission so if they decided to have it done it would be on them. I've used BG for over 40 yrs and even 40 yrs ago it was a good product. Better than any others I've tried. Is over priced? In many cases it is but with this motor it might be worth the cost. I would be doing it myself to avoid a bigger cost. If the motor is bad enough to have to inspect rod bearings, etc., it wouldn't be worth messing with in the first place. Not sure what cleaner you use for $15 but if it works thats fantastic! Keep doing it!

What cleaner do you use instead of BG?

@@alexandervasilenko434 It's a slower process but when you are not a professional mechanic with a fully equipped shop some times slower is better when it comes to cleaning a sludged engine. For "do it yoursel" a very safe bet is Marvel Mystery Oil. It won't work anywhere as fast as the complete BG system but it's very easy to use, just add to your crankcase about 300 miles before an oil change and then drive as normal for the next 300 or so miles and then get the oil changed. *Note: if you have reason to believe that your engine is heavily sludged then instead of adding the Marvel Mystery Oil 300 miles before an oil change add it about 20 miles before an oil change (the first time) then get your oil changed. Then repeat that process over the next few oil changes but gradually increase the amount of miles before each oil change, so the next one add it about 100 miles before the oil change and the 3rd time add it 300 miles before the oil change. That's only if you have reason to believe there's heavy sludging, otherwise you can just stick to the 300 mile recommendation. But still follow up several more times over the next few oil changes to insure it has been thoroughly cleaned. Marvel Mystery Oil will cost you about $8 bucks per treatment, best price is at Walmart.

@@marketingmajor8126 price of #MMO💯 has risen sense December prices me in BayArea

@@keepitsolidkeepitreal2877 prices are always going up but it's still under $8 bucks per treatment

they claim its safe on all seals....not sure though, never used it myself

A rag is completely different material from a seal….

He poured sulphuric acid on BG overtop of his hand.

Thanks Cindy, my thoughts exactly, its called the scientific method. One must use extremely strong solvents to remove that level of varnish, gum, and sludge. Machine shops can but they use caustic chemicals that can damage aluminum, seals and bearing material. Without analysI is of the original cleaner, and resulting wear analysis and particle count, I am willing to bet there was harm to the engine. I have been telling people for years, just perform a Full Volume oil change or double oil change and get 99% of the old oil out, and let the fully forumuated oil with full compliment of additives do its job. I have seen modern engines retain 10-20% residual oil. Just last week I had my engine register 188 ppm of iron after 2500 miles, I drained, refilled and new oil. I sampled the oil after thuroughly circulating the oil and it showed it retained 22 ppm of iron and abnormal amounts of silicon and sodium. New oil would have been condemned if that amount was found in it. People have been duped for years to believe that an oil change drains 99% of the old oil. They need to bring back the oil flush machines, especially for GDI engines.

lmao

Lots of videos on you tube This works And it works well.

There is plenty of videos to look up about this same product that will show you underneath the valve covers the crank case and it cleans up 💯🤙👍✅

To do that amount of testing and then an engine tear down and all that you recommended would exceed the value of the vehicle and I am sure these guys have seen enough of this stuff to be able to make a very reasonable decision on the effectiveness of this treatment. It’s not perfect but for it’s minimal cost when compared to another engine it’s is cheap and way more efficient than just an oil change. And all of the products are petroleum distillates so should be recycled as usual . It clearly did something to the engine , most likely for the better.

@Solon Peet Probably meant 3000 miles. Simple typo, no biggie. :)

@@jamesj.litteriojr.433 yes every 2500-3000

@@chrislemaster2695 ;)

This, Is, Sparta!!!!!!

The other option is replacing the engine. So I think the seals can deal with it

It's specifically formulated to not hurt the seals and the final product, the MOA also includes a seal conditioner.

@@typedrew lol right! Ill rather replace seals at some point down the line years later than replacing the whole motor tomorrow. I wouldnt worry. Plus they mentioned that it shouldn't affect anything and if it does, they will help cover the cost.

That's one thing that was obvious.lol With that said, even if one does regular oil changes, it wouldn't be a bad idea to clean your engine at some point. It could very well make it last longer. IMO

Yes, and the correct oil helps too. But as long as there are people owning cars, they'll continue to neglect maintenance...

​@@babaganoosh555 Use oils with API SP or ILSAC GF-6A certification and you won't have problems

the pentastar is better in terms of reliability and power than any recently released toyota v6. cope and seethe, shityota troll

In the Machinery Lubrication industry it is called a Full Volume Oil Change. 10-20% of the contaminated oil will remain in these modern engines.

yes. clearly

this is a standard oil flush at ten times the actual cost if you do it old school .. nothing outstanding here ..

300$ i think . They sell it on amazon.