You run amsoil in the transmission and transfer case ? I’ve got one just like yours but a 2024. Don’t forget about rear and front differential. I noticed that Amsoil does not recommend their differential fluids for these SUVs. Curious to what you’d use if you do yours?
Thankfully it’s a 2wd model so I don’t have to deal with the transfer case or front differential either. Only rear differential. I will post a video soon on fluid change on rear diff thank you for viewing the videos 👍😎
I use oil flush because it’s a diesel engine and it tends to collect all the soot inside the engine. So it’s preferable to use engine flush to ensure longevity of the engine. You can look up many videos online showing diesel engine tear downs and they are full of black gelatinous crap that slowly kills it. Flush , gets all that out. Why AMSOIL? Just a higher quality product, many folks run their entire fleets on it it’s just a step up from plain vanilla Mobil 1
Lubrication specialist, tribologist, recommend against any oil additives. your oil already has additives. The engine flush additives will interact with your oil and likely for the worse
@@MolotovGarage because they fail even if you do flush them... Correlation is not causation. Changing your oil frequently is the best way to prevent premature engine failure. There is a chance that the oil treatment is helping, but you honestly cannot know unless you get you oil tested with and without oil "treatment." Also, to truly know it is best to do 2 oil changes between testing since the oil "treatments" will linger around. Look up motor oil geek, who makes good digestible content on motor oils.
@@KforConstant not sure what to tell you. I speak only from results , I have 340,000 MB, 100,000 GMC , and 150,000 Audi with perfect engines that follow flushes and createc
How do you put up over 8 thousand miles per month,,You would literally have to be driving 8 to 10 hours per day 7 days per week,,You obviously use your truck for work,,Otherwise you would not have time to work because all your time would be taken up driving,,Also you are going to have to buy a new truck every 3 to 4 years ,,Because after 4 years it will have almost 400.000 miles up,,That's 70 grand every 4 years,,,,ouch,,,,
my cars are in my Limo fleet. they literally work every day. I have incentive to put best fluids in them to keep them on the road at least 6 years and some
This guy will have to spend about 350k every 20 years on trucks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,That's saying after 4 years there will be almost 400.000 miles up on this truck,,Most modern engines don't even come close to making it 400.000 miles,,So a new truck will be needed every about 4 years ,Maybe even 3,,,At about 70k for this truck,,350k,,,,,,,,,,OUCH,,,
I have a Mercedes Purring in the background of this video with 340,000 miles and has no issues what so ever. Flush the engine, change the oil don't put cheap fluids in and your car will last 40 years. Miles are just numbers for marketing you a new car.
you do not need engine flush if you do your oil changes in a timely manner
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You run amsoil in the transmission and transfer case ? I’ve got one just like yours but a 2024.
Don’t forget about rear and front differential. I noticed that Amsoil does not recommend their differential fluids for these SUVs. Curious to what you’d use if you do yours?
Thankfully it’s a 2wd model so I don’t have to deal with the transfer case or front differential either. Only rear differential. I will post a video soon on fluid change on rear diff thank you for viewing the videos 👍😎
I am not sure how that oil belt going to react with the flush?
How did you put 90,000 miles on this SUV in one year?
@@Jackymoooon it’s in a limo fleet
@@MolotovGarage very impressive
I’ve been using the Mobil 1 (dexos D) oil. Is there any preference? Also never used any oil flush. Any recommendations on this?
I use oil flush because it’s a diesel engine and it tends to collect all the soot inside the engine. So it’s preferable to use engine flush to ensure longevity of the engine. You can look up many videos online showing diesel engine tear downs and they are full of black gelatinous crap that slowly kills it. Flush , gets all that out. Why AMSOIL? Just a higher quality product, many folks run their entire fleets on it it’s just a step up from plain vanilla Mobil 1
Lubrication specialist, tribologist, recommend against any oil additives. your oil already has additives. The engine flush additives will interact with your oil and likely for the worse
@@KforConstant if regular oils have all
The additives then why engines fail prematurely if you don’t flush them
@@MolotovGarage because they fail even if you do flush them... Correlation is not causation.
Changing your oil frequently is the best way to prevent premature engine failure. There is a chance that the oil treatment is helping, but you honestly cannot know unless you get you oil tested with and without oil "treatment." Also, to truly know it is best to do 2 oil changes between testing since the oil "treatments" will linger around.
Look up motor oil geek, who makes good digestible content on motor oils.
@@KforConstant not sure what to tell you. I speak only from results , I have 340,000 MB, 100,000 GMC , and 150,000 Audi with perfect engines that follow flushes and createc
This guy does 18 oil changes per year,,,,,
How do you put up over 8 thousand miles per month,,You would literally have to be driving 8 to 10 hours per day 7 days per week,,You obviously use your truck for work,,Otherwise you would not have time to work because all your time would be taken up driving,,Also you are going to have to buy a new truck every 3 to 4 years ,,Because after 4 years it will have almost 400.000 miles up,,That's 70 grand every 4 years,,,,ouch,,,,
my cars are in my Limo fleet. they literally work every day. I have incentive to put best fluids in them to keep them on the road at least 6 years and some
This guy will have to spend about 350k every 20 years on trucks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,That's saying after 4 years there will be almost 400.000 miles up on this truck,,Most modern engines don't even come close to making it 400.000 miles,,So a new truck will be needed every about 4 years ,Maybe even 3,,,At about 70k for this truck,,350k,,,,,,,,,,OUCH,,,
I have a Mercedes Purring in the background of this video with 340,000 miles and has no issues what so ever. Flush the engine, change the oil don't put cheap fluids in and your car will last 40 years. Miles are just numbers for marketing you a new car.