Wait, so where's the part where he drained 10 freaking gallons of oil. Way too satisfying a sight to not show! G-Easy is the best mechanic there ever was
You could certainly do your PM yourself as owner op and save some money. But if you let a professional do it, they will likely spot other things in need of repair that the owner may miss.
Depending on if there is any shavings/dirt down there. The water is usually at the bottom so the first couple seconds of draining is where all the water is at.
Well we definitely inspect the entire truck during every oil change. I usually have two other guys doing that while I’m doing the primary work. Thanks for commenting
Recently changed my transmission oil the shop ordered and OTR transmission oil for my d12 2016 Cascadia i asked them why you didn't order the Detroit they said we have been putting these to people's truck all the time none them had bad transmission. i called freightliner to ask the price for a bucket of Detroit transmission oil they said 570$ so i also went with the after market that the shop recommended me which was 180 a bucket OTR Transmission full Oil synthetic from fleetPride. Is it ok or do i have to do the next transmission oil change early and put Detroit in it?
@@adamotak5145 I do not recommend the otr oil We had a fleet owner that blew a differential and a transmission on a newer truck, all because of cheap oil
@@bigwigdiesel2237 Damn then i am goin to do an early transmission oil and differentials change, my truck is not new tho its 2016 and has 700k miles. what's the transmission and differential oil change interval so i am make sure to do it way early than that and put OEM Detroit oil next time in my transmission
@KIJYOPSO maybe thats Detroits plan lol, but my shop follows OEM recommendations to letter. Its programmed as supplements by mileage so if we do it early we have to explain why in the system🤷🏾♂️
@adamotak5145 doesn't hurt anything but your pockets lol. We have short pm intervals because we lease/rent trucks out.. none of our trucks are older than 5 years. Oil gets changed every 6 months or every 10k-25k max.
I WISH it took me only 15 minutes to change the oil and fuel filters and what not. I do get er done in about 45 minutes not counting the down time of running the truck and then let the oil settle. Feels like it takes longer to grease the trucks though😂
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Nice video
Wait, so where's the part where he drained 10 freaking gallons of oil. Way too satisfying a sight to not show!
G-Easy is the best mechanic there ever was
Good video - good music!
Great video, would you suggest owner ops doing it by themselves? Would you be able to sell like a written instructions with any tips?
You could certainly do your PM yourself as owner op and save some money. But if you let a professional do it, they will likely spot other things in need of repair that the owner may miss.
@@jdiflamsyou might be giving lube techs too much credit
Good job man!
I think he has done this once before !!! 👍🏻👍🏻
You’re pretty much charging $350 for the PM? This is filters and everything included correct ?
You don’t drain all the fuel out the water separator?
Depending on if there is any shavings/dirt down there. The water is usually at the bottom so the first couple seconds of draining is where all the water is at.
In one of your shorts you stated that the little hand pump for priming can damage the starter, how so?
What about the oil filters? Did you change them?
Absolutely. It’s the one closest to funnel
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Can I get list of tools needed and filters?
Would this be considered a PM or just an oil change as the title says?
Well we definitely inspect the entire truck during every oil change. I usually have two other guys doing that while I’m doing the primary work. Thanks for commenting
@Gregg Seltzer
Hi Gregg.
What's a PM?
(Excuse my ignorance.)
@@PercivalBlakeney preventive maintenance
@@Truckergregg
Thanks Gregg.
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Looks like you've done this a couple of hundred times. I'll bet you could do it blindfolded.
How do you figure out all filters necessary on the machines you service ?
@@ErinLopez-ng9qh at this point I can just tell because of experience
But vin number is a very easy way to find out as well
Recently changed my transmission oil the shop ordered and OTR transmission oil for my d12 2016 Cascadia i asked them why you didn't order the Detroit they said we have been putting these to people's truck all the time none them had bad transmission.
i called freightliner to ask the price for a bucket of Detroit transmission oil they said 570$ so i also went with the after market that the shop recommended me which was 180 a bucket OTR Transmission full Oil synthetic from fleetPride. Is it ok or do i have to do the next transmission oil change early and put Detroit in it?
@@adamotak5145 I do not recommend the otr oil
We had a fleet owner that blew a differential and a transmission on a newer truck, all because of cheap oil
@@bigwigdiesel2237 Damn then i am goin to do an early transmission oil and differentials change, my truck is not new tho its 2016 and has 700k miles.
what's the transmission and differential oil change interval so i am make sure to do it way early than that and put OEM Detroit oil next time in my transmission
The $ goes before the numbers it should look like this “ $123.45 or 0.45¢”
Where are you located ?
we moved to a brand new location, now in Fairview Oregon
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I am ssuming $350 doing it yourself, right?
I charge 450$ with all oem filters and 1300 delvac!
What is the special PRIMER ???
to prime the fuel system and can I use a brake bleeding kit instead, I hate pumping manually.
Thanks
ferrumtools.net/products/fuel-system-priming-pump-alternative-to-j-47912
@@bigwigdiesel2237 Thank you Sir
Only need to change that fuel filter every 150k miles, but good vid👍🏾
My customers insist on every 20k
We do it every oil change, to every 3. That money saved on every 150 hits back with interest if something were to go wrong.
@KIJYOPSO maybe thats Detroits plan lol, but my shop follows OEM recommendations to letter. Its programmed as supplements by mileage so if we do it early we have to explain why in the system🤷🏾♂️
really bro? i didn't fking know that was changing it every oil change.
@adamotak5145 doesn't hurt anything but your pockets lol. We have short pm intervals because we lease/rent trucks out.. none of our trucks are older than 5 years. Oil gets changed every 6 months or every 10k-25k max.
Definitely not done in 15 mins
I WISH it took me only 15 minutes to change the oil and fuel filters and what not. I do get er done in about 45 minutes not counting the down time of running the truck and then let the oil settle. Feels like it takes longer to grease the trucks though😂
@@Final_Deviation if you do it.the right way it definitely can hhaa
I used to do these easily in 15 minutes. It’s not bs.
How many freaking quarts or gallons of oil does that take?!
10 gallons
@@bigwigdiesel2237 damn!!!!!
No good
@@mazaritachannel2053 how can I be better