Nice work to share your knowledge. I like that you did the 200 ml flush. I used to do similar and have gotten out of the habit. Thanks for the reminder!
Probably not because even if you force it, the filter cap still has to be screwed back in. If that seal is left inside then the filter won’t screw back in properly so you’ll know something is wrong.
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I know the the Camaro vids are a couple years old,, but all 4 really helped me a lot. Thanks Brother!! Best of luck to you Bro!!
No problem. Glad to help. The Camaro is pretty easy to maintain so I hope the videos save people some money instead of going to a shop.
im about to do first oil change on my 2011 camaro good to know about this,,subscribed
Nice work to share your knowledge. I like that you did the 200 ml flush. I used to do similar and have gotten out of the habit. Thanks for the reminder!
Glad you made the vid, never happened to me but it’s definitely something to lookout for
It happened once before but i thought it might have just been that one filter but when it happened this time i figured i’d make a video
@@TJwasHere92this the 3.6 engine???
Cool video.
Will this create low oil pressure?
Probably not because even if you force it, the filter cap still has to be screwed back in. If that seal is left inside then the filter won’t screw back in properly so you’ll know something is wrong.
U didn't show where u took the part off
0:50 i show the gasket. 1:02 i removed it
That’s what happens when you get junky filters