I am not sure why this series was discontinued in Donut. I mean I love donut media's content that they are pushing out (Shout out to Donut media team) but I have been missing these episodes which discusses and teaches these important topics of automotive world. Would really love to see these back in the channel.
Here's a compliment Bart!! You're helping educate the next generation of gear heads and DIY tuners and home brew mechanics, and for that WE SALUTE YOU!!!
Phenomenal show! No engineer experience or mechanic training outside of being a bad self backyard mechanic. These videos are incredibly easy to understand and Donut is an engaging speaker ( better than any of my medical school profs). For anyone curious how cars work this series is a 10/10.
Got it! Thanks for the clarification! I was confused because engine oil does get thinner as it warms up but how can we claim it gets thicker and has a higher viscosity when it doesn't get thicker? "Behaves like" is the what I needed.
Thanks Bart. You explained the viscosity ratings at certain temperatures way better than my teacher when i became a mechanic 5 years ago. Greetings from Germany
Donut's new engine oil, Onventional. With secret Donut technology, its better than competing brands at a lower price point. Donut Onventional: It's not just conventional motor oil, its onventional.
Hi - I really like this video - you've spelled out the differences between conventional and synthetic oils in a format that's entertaining & easy for anyone to understand. I've been using synthetic motor oil for a couple of decades - it's well worth the extra cost. My three highest mileage cars had 240,000 mi ('03 Durango), 303,000 mi ('95 Grand Cherokee) and 362,000 mi ('70 Olds 442) when I sold them - all were still running well when sold.
All this video does is validate my dedication to using only full synthetic oils and not changing my oil every 3000 miles. I think that plus buying quality filters has definitely helped my Mustang's engine not have any issues despite having 180k miles on it and it being over 20 years old. Shame I didn't do that with my suspension... all the money saved not fixing a broken engine went towards endlessly fixing suspension issues...
Nice video! The Cessna I fly takes 50 weight oil. Kind of acts like gear oil when it's cold. Takes forever to pour out of the bottle this time of year.
craze09 here is a better observation. Is it that I’m commenting that’s the issue? Or is it that people like the comment? Which is then followed by, if I’m on a bunch of videos and you’re on a bunch of videos noticing that I’m commenting on them. What issue do you have, am I not allowed to watch the same videos? Or is my commenting on the video which it’s designed for the issue?
My aunt sells essential oils at her day spa in Tucson. Pls make a video discussing the health benefits of essential oils vs synthetic oil and their applications for motor racing.
excellent explanation of oil viscosity I have been yelling at a apprentices(and other mechanics too) for years and I think from now on I will just refer them to this video
For me, the age and condition of the engine is also a thing to consider. Fully syn on new engines especially with variable valve timing yes definitely recommended. But for old cars there are cases people switches to fully syn like 0w or 5w from conventional then the engine leaks and rattles like hell. Engine condition can also be a factor and also some old engines are not even designed to run on fully synthetic like 0w when they were new. At least that's what i think. Conventional oil is fine just remember to change it regularly.
@@junaidkhawaja9453 thanks, especially on very high mileage engines. I don't recommend putting fully synthetic. It may cause more damage than protection. What he said about fully synthetic is true but it only applies on modern engines from what i think of it.
I put some full synthetic in my '97 Honda Integra Type R, with 260000km on it, and it loved it way more than the semi synthetic or regular oil I was putting in. So Id say it depends on the engine
I've watched this 4 years ago, and now that I have turbocharged a car. Amazing content. Miss this show! Also, accurate geological perspective, details that matter!
He is correct about molecule size. We do particle size testing in our sizing for use in making paper. Natural oils particle sizing at all over the place. Synthetic are pretty consistent. So in today's tight clearances, is becomes more important. And Synthetics are no longer that much more expensive than traditional oils.
10:20 "...I think i'm just gonna get the full syn. Pennzoil" as he picks up a conventional "high mileage" jug (red cap), then at 10:44 he has the "full syn." (silver cap) under his arm.
I beleive a video on roll cages would be good, due to some of us having a family and we want to assure our families are protected from a heavier metal carrying vehicle, like what the science is behind a proper elaboration of how they work and certain frame work has a better withstanding percentage from accidents... thank you, your videos really assist to understand 🙏
When I first started working on my cars I thought the higher the weight the better. So I used to put 20 W 50 in my 1.6 Nissan Sentra with a recommended 5w 30. The heavier oil never hurt my engine. I didn't start using 5 W 30 until I moved from Florida to Ohio.
Noticed you said you were going to grab synthetic Pennzoil at 10:25 and then grabbed regular Pennzoil (red bottle). Cut to next shot, he’s holding synthetic oil haha continuity on point.
“ Please like & prescribe “ a mentor or teacher with a sense of humor makes learning easy because the hilarious joke is also a great way to remember answers! Technique!
Excellent video. Great editing, transitions and graphics. I found it to be enjoyable & edifying. Very good work. Keep it up. Strictly synthetic oil for my car from this day forth.
I am so glad for your videos, I just started working in an automotive industry which I am enjoying but have a lot to learn, you guys have been teaching me a lot in a very easy way.
Been running conventional oil in my old 95 444 turbo diesel since it takes 14qts of oil each change, think I'll just be going with Amsoil next oil change after watching this and how Amsoil makes their product and I also recycle my oil changes back into my fuel tanks so maybe I'll see a difference in lubricity there, can't get more green than that lol good video!
Very good! And don't forget the funnel, drain pan, hand cleaner, shop towels, oil drain plug gasket, reset the oil light(if you have a modern car), floor jack(Jack Stands People), an some tools.🤣🤣🤣
I miss Bart, his jokes and puns were better spaced out and more organic, not forced and over exaggerated, I dislike the new host that replaced him for these things.
Some older diesel engines with mechanical fuel pumps and injectors don't need electricity to run after than have been started. Heck some you can start with air so you don't even need a electric start. Even some modern ones can if you have mechanical pumps and injectors.
VERY cool videos, started with your 'how a carb works' video and, while I'm not looking for automotive info (chainsaw carbs are my thing right now), I couldn't change the channel I just love your approach to shooting I was going to mention it on the last video but seeing you go to the store and make the background song ('talking ot the sales guy' rofl!!) was just great, thanks for doing this it's quality presenters like you that make TH-cam a worthy rival to traditional media, am subscribing even though I really can't spend limited youtube-time off of chainsaw-stuff (just wanna boost your #s hehe :D )
Thank you for teaching the American public on the importance of using synthetic oils and extending oil change intervals to 10000 miles or more and saving both our economy and environment. By the way the price difference between conventional oil and synthetic has narrowed down considerably here in Europe and hardly any one uses conventional oil any more. Most garages or dealers and private persons change their car's synthetic oil once a year in Europe. Only the taxi fleet and heavy caravan pullers would change more often. By the way good cartoons in your video, that made things very clear.
I am not sure why this series was discontinued in Donut. I mean I love donut media's content that they are pushing out (Shout out to Donut media team) but I have been missing these episodes which discusses and teaches these important topics of automotive world. Would really love to see these back in the channel.
His jokes and puns are super cringey and many other channels already do this type of car science content
Bart was fired from Donut media, don't know much about the drama. I love these videos, they are fun and Bart has a unique style as the host.
@@Makaya9s what other channels would you say have good car science videos?
Because the average person is too stupid and doesn't have the attention span for this type of content.
He always talked bad about donut lmao
"You dipstick."
Most undervalued pun ever
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@Moises Badgley thats a weird thing to do but ok.... also hey there bot
What about Gordon Ramsey calling someone a "donut"
That is great!!
Here's a compliment Bart!! You're helping educate the next generation of gear heads and DIY tuners and home brew mechanics, and for that WE SALUTE YOU!!!
Here's a ompliment Bart!! You're helping eduate the next generation of gear heads and DIY tuners and home brew mehanis and for that WE SALUTE YOU!!!
@@AA-zm9hk check your C key
@NekoWinters, That's a very nice thing to say.
"Like your mom's chair" hahaha, love this dude
Y ain't he ever dirty ?????????
Dear Everyone: Especially the first 40+ comments. We have no idea what you're talking about.
*See title.
Weird flex but ok
Do Everything you need to know about the Toyota Tacoma
Shut your mouths and make more videos now!
This video is brought to you by the letter SEEE!!!!!!
You guys are legendary
Love me some onventional motor oil!
Damn I'm an jour too l8
As a geologist I've never been so proud of Donut for acknowledging oil comes from algae and plankton and not "dinosaurs" 👍
Thank you!
It drives me nuts when ppl pushing an agenda (EV'S)claim its only from dinosaurs!!
Typo? I don't C it!
lol, good one!
Phenomenal show! No engineer experience or mechanic training outside of being a bad self backyard mechanic. These videos are incredibly easy to understand and Donut is an engaging speaker ( better than any of my medical school profs). For anyone curious how cars work this series is a 10/10.
ONVENTIONAL
Friction monitors
Got it! Thanks for the clarification! I was confused because engine oil does get thinner as it warms up but how can we claim it gets thicker and has a higher viscosity when it doesn't get thicker? "Behaves like" is the what I needed.
I'm from another OUNTRY, and on this ONTINENT we say ONVENTIONAL. Because it's easier to drop the C. You might say it's ONVENIENT.
ERTAINLY!
Same here! We also say ountry, ontinent and onventional as well all beause!
Thanks Bart. You explained the viscosity ratings at certain temperatures way better than my teacher when i became a mechanic 5 years ago. Greetings from Germany
Donut's new engine oil, Onventional. With secret Donut technology, its better than competing brands at a lower price point.
Donut Onventional:
It's not just conventional motor oil, its onventional.
Hi - I really like this video - you've spelled out the differences between conventional and synthetic oils in a format that's entertaining & easy for anyone to understand. I've been using synthetic motor oil for a couple of decades - it's well worth the extra cost. My three highest mileage cars had 240,000 mi ('03 Durango), 303,000 mi ('95 Grand Cherokee) and 362,000 mi ('70 Olds 442) when I sold them - all were still running well when sold.
I guess that the guys at Donut ran out of "C"s lol
But they got plenty of Fs to give haha
Maybe initiated into the Blood Gang
@@christianrobicheaux8381 🅱onventional
All this video does is validate my dedication to using only full synthetic oils and not changing my oil every 3000 miles. I think that plus buying quality filters has definitely helped my Mustang's engine not have any issues despite having 180k miles on it and it being over 20 years old.
Shame I didn't do that with my suspension... all the money saved not fixing a broken engine went towards endlessly fixing suspension issues...
Here before "ONVENTIONAL VS SYNTHETIC MOTOR OIL" was fixed
Edit: 400+likes ily guys!
@@JebBrigman prnt.sc/lr3d52 yeeee
wait when did they fix it??? I still see it
Yup.
Please Like and 'Per'scribe, already done Bart.
lol, it happens, but yeah
That moment when your comment has more likes than the video
Nice video! The Cessna I fly takes 50 weight oil. Kind of acts like gear oil when it's cold. Takes forever to pour out of the bottle this time of year.
ONVENTIONAL VS SYNTHETIC VS CONVENTIONAL OIL. Which is better?
Synthetic
U.S: "DID SOME BODY SAY *OIL* "
Magic...or more improved chemical additives verses organic dinosaurs juices!
dude I've seen u on literally 20 other car related channels
Lil' Joey
•I’m a mechanic in a previous life
•I make TH-cam videos
@@WelcomeToTheMadness had no idea youtubers were obligated to comment on every car channel
craze09 here is a better observation. Is it that I’m commenting that’s the issue? Or is it that people like the comment?
Which is then followed by, if I’m on a bunch of videos and you’re on a bunch of videos noticing that I’m commenting on them. What issue do you have, am I not allowed to watch the same videos? Or is my commenting on the video which it’s designed for the issue?
Okay you and I watch the same videos, I see you in the comments of every single vid I watch lol
My aunt sells essential oils at her day spa in Tucson. Pls make a video discussing the health benefits of essential oils vs synthetic oil and their applications for motor racing.
ONVENTIONAL? Y'all out here creating new words😂
Udormir 30 where u get that picture lol
dont forget herspers
What other oils were ovens supposed to use??
@@phildoken never forget🤙
You explanation of what engine oil weight is was on key I’ve never heard an explanation as good as yours👍🏻👍🏻
Lawnmower16 2012 too bad he was wrong.
I think I like you more than James now 😊
This ones sure to start a fight in the office
@@cameronallan5205 James won. Bart is out :-(
this comment single handedly removed Bart from Donut
Cant wait to see lil digs aimed at bart instead of nolan now that the seed of doubts been planted.
excellent explanation of oil viscosity I have been yelling at a apprentices(and other mechanics too) for years and I think from now on I will just refer them to this video
For me, the age and condition of the engine is also a thing to consider. Fully syn on new engines especially with variable valve timing yes definitely recommended. But for old cars there are cases people switches to fully syn like 0w or 5w from conventional then the engine leaks and rattles like hell. Engine condition can also be a factor and also some old engines are not even designed to run on fully synthetic like 0w when they were new. At least that's what i think. Conventional oil is fine just remember to change it regularly.
100% true man...i have experienced same thing
@@junaidkhawaja9453 thanks, especially on very high mileage engines. I don't recommend putting fully synthetic. It may cause more damage than protection. What he said about fully synthetic is true but it only applies on modern engines from what i think of it.
@@KVinceL also if you have always run syn oil, keep using it.
Straight conventional in my 72 beetle
I put some full synthetic in my '97 Honda Integra Type R, with 260000km on it, and it loved it way more than the semi synthetic or regular oil I was putting in. So Id say it depends on the engine
Your videos are extremely informative and easy to watch. You do an outstanding job with your channel!!
10:10 did he really said "please like and prescribe."?
Jon David Caro okay good, I’m not the only one who noticed lol
He sure did , replayed it twice and confirmed haha
@@joker90029 I did the same thing!
think it was on purpose lol
@@lagunacinematics why would they do that?
Interesting. In Canada you can buy 0W40, or 0W30.
10:10 "Please like and prescribe"
I heard it too lol
I was looking for this comment before i said it
10:06 *
Donut Media, may this channel never sieze to share wonderful content 👊🏽
Add end cards :). Great episode guys
Great education video Bart...keep up the great videos ..35 year ASE Certified Auto Tech.
“And wether you’ll be putting extra stress on your engine by towing or hauling an extra load like your moms chair”
I laughed, Bart sneaks these jokes so well, you sometimes don't even notice
I've watched this 4 years ago, and now that I have turbocharged a car.
Amazing content. Miss this show!
Also, accurate geological perspective, details that matter!
6:28 "from a low of 5" what about those fancy bmw and mercs that take 0w- XX?
synthetic oil molecules are more uniform in size so you get better lubrication. i only use full synthetic ( synthetic blend id only 10 % synthetic) !
Love your videos. You taught and entertained me so much. Greetings from Germany
Laurids Steege I also learned Germans are space people. Thank you for bringing synthetic oil. Lol
He is correct about molecule size. We do particle size testing in our sizing for use in making paper. Natural oils particle sizing at all over the place. Synthetic are pretty consistent. So in today's tight clearances, is becomes more important. And Synthetics are no longer that much more expensive than traditional oils.
10:20 "...I think i'm just gonna get the full syn. Pennzoil" as he picks up a conventional "high mileage" jug (red cap), then at 10:44 he has the "full syn." (silver cap) under his arm.
i love the little puffs of fire when barts hand hits the table
🙌 RAMCHARGERS 🙌
thanks for demonetization likes
AMCHARGERS
RAMCHARGERS
RAMHARGERS
I don't get it
@@TENNSUMITSUMA Its from an episode of up to speed about I wanna say dodge but I dont remember exactly
I beleive a video on roll cages would be good, due to some of us having a family and we want to assure our families are protected from a heavier metal carrying vehicle, like what the science is behind a proper elaboration of how they work and certain frame work has a better withstanding percentage from accidents... thank you, your videos really assist to understand 🙏
"you're pretty folksy" I have no idea why that is what made me crack up
Awesome vid, always wondered about the differences between the two.👌 Never got a good explanation about it except from you guys.☺️
Its funny because Nolan works full time at Pepboys, I seen him working there a few weeks ago lol
Shell Ultra Platinum is a really good oil.
Amsoil Signature is best.
Like 1-year/25,000 miles per change.
PAO group 4 base.
*Sythtethicc*
Miss this. Miss Bart.
That Municipal Waste t-shirt, tho
Ye gotta call him knowlan cause he KNOWS whats good!
Being a kid who loves cars, Your channel has taught me a ton, thanks!
What a onvenient informative video
When I first started working on my cars I thought the higher the weight the better. So I used to put 20 W 50 in my 1.6 Nissan Sentra with a recommended 5w 30. The heavier oil never hurt my engine. I didn't start using 5 W 30 until I moved from Florida to Ohio.
What I learned in this video: the "W" stands for "Winter".
Noticed you said you were going to grab synthetic Pennzoil at 10:25 and then grabbed regular Pennzoil (red bottle). Cut to next shot, he’s holding synthetic oil haha continuity on point.
I don't touch anything if it's not certified onventional
Good video to show people who need the explanation between conventional and synthetic. Please do a science garage on Oil Stabilizer
I love the low-key Bart jokes “SAE. Man, those dudes really know how to party.”
“ Please like & prescribe “ a mentor or teacher with a sense of humor makes learning easy because the hilarious joke is also a great way to remember answers! Technique!
At this point I don't even care about oils, I am just here to watch more of this guy
Whutt?? Gay?
I love you Donut Media. Keep it simple for people like me !
Houston we have a bruh moment
This is what I love about Donut Media contents. 1st part - THEORY, 2nd part - Demo.
Always a like... and prescribed before you had 10k subs. This kaka still rocks !
Excellent video. Great editing, transitions and graphics. I found it to be enjoyable & edifying. Very good work. Keep it up. Strictly synthetic oil for my car from this day forth.
when youre too early you forgot the C
I am so glad for your videos, I just started working in an automotive industry which I am enjoying but have a lot to learn, you guys have been teaching me a lot in a very easy way.
Use cooking oil so no problem
I think you mean ooking oil.
@@jlwalker92 🤔
it works, not for long but allows you to limp back home if you lose all the oil...
You guys should do a series on axels and understanding differentials and how it relates to off roading
"Like when you're hauling your moms chair" lmao
Been running conventional oil in my old 95 444 turbo diesel since it takes 14qts of oil each change, think I'll just be going with Amsoil next oil change after watching this and how Amsoil makes their product and I also recycle my oil changes back into my fuel tanks so maybe I'll see a difference in lubricity there, can't get more green than that lol good video!
"...Hauling an extra load, like your mum's chair" 8:12 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Very good! And don't forget the funnel, drain pan, hand cleaner, shop towels, oil drain plug gasket, reset the oil light(if you have a modern car), floor jack(Jack Stands People), an some tools.🤣🤣🤣
When I threw my bearings I was putting 20w -50 in my engine before I traded it in.
Use Rotella synthetic T6 5w-30 In everything you drive. Won’t disappoint. Snowmobiles, cars, diesels, everything.
T.J. Softich
Same here!
Cheap too!
You guys misspelled "Thicc".
The little vignette with Nolan was delightful.
I miss Bart, his jokes and puns were better spaced out and more organic, not forced and over exaggerated, I dislike the new host that replaced him for these things.
I like that you took up the environmental aspect of the different oils, i think it´s important! Good job on the video :)
rev up your onventional motor oil! .... oh, wrong channel
Leave Sotty ilmer out of this
😂😂😂
I see your a man of culture 👌🏎💨🔥
Science Garage is the best channel dude! Gotta love Donut.
Misspelled title squad
Donut, thank you so much for helping me understand motor oils better than before.
Onventional oil is the best kind of oil
man donut media is the best ... you learn so much
Onventional oil is best oil
Some older diesel engines with mechanical fuel pumps and injectors don't need electricity to run after than have been started. Heck some you can start with air so you don't even need a electric start. Even some modern ones can if you have mechanical pumps and injectors.
Conventional vs synthetic?
...meh, they all taste the same
I actually prefer the smell of fresh conventional vs fresh synthetic. But my all time favorite is the smell of Castrol high mileage. So delicious lol.
VERY cool videos, started with your 'how a carb works' video and, while I'm not looking for automotive info (chainsaw carbs are my thing right now), I couldn't change the channel I just love your approach to shooting I was going to mention it on the last video but seeing you go to the store and make the background song ('talking ot the sales guy' rofl!!) was just great, thanks for doing this it's quality presenters like you that make TH-cam a worthy rival to traditional media, am subscribing even though I really can't spend limited youtube-time off of chainsaw-stuff (just wanna boost your #s hehe :D )
How much are you working out Nolan?
Also favourite Metallica album?
He is probably the only one who likes St. Anger
Fucking love you guy's!!! As a mostly new mechanic watching all of your episodes is like a refreshment course
Can I be the first one to say *conventional?*
Yes
@Cellphone Dave Ok
Thank you for teaching the American public on the importance of using synthetic oils and extending oil change intervals to 10000 miles or more and saving both our economy and environment. By the way the price difference between conventional oil and synthetic has narrowed down considerably here in Europe and hardly any one uses conventional oil any more. Most garages or dealers and private persons change their car's synthetic oil once a year in Europe. Only the taxi fleet and heavy caravan pullers would change more often. By the way good cartoons in your video, that made things very clear.
SIENE GARAGE
Best prepared and best presented lecture on oil period 😀
Almost every application, synthetics outperform in EVERY APPLICATION!
I love this show! I'm learning things I have wanted to know and they make me laugh and enjoy it. They're great!
I’m still thinking about putting sand in my underpants
Was recently having a conversation about this topic and really wasn't sure but now I know😄😄