Replaced mine with AMSOIL coolant in my 2019 AT4 last week and damn my MPGs have gotten better by 3mpg and my my truck doesn’t go past 202 in most cases and goes as low and 187 while driving. Temps here in Austin have hit 98
It calls for 8, but I've found 9 puts me right near the top of the range on the stick. I think mine likes it there because it doesn't seem to go down (consume) between changes. 8 qts might give you better gas mileage 🤷♂️
@@benboshkos9616 reviewing the instructions on the bottle, it states to "...drive the vehicle 1-2 hours. Product may remain in the system for up to 4 hours." So I'm guessing longer than that may cause damage.
by far the best flush I have seen on CZcams yet.
Are you planning on doing other things? like brake fluid bleed , plugs and wires,pads and rotors etc that would be fun to watch.
Thanks for watching. I do have my eye on a brake bleed. I have other services in mind, but will likely do them as they come due.
@@MasterJacks could you do a video on lifting one of these with a floor jack and setting it on jack stands.
Replaced mine with AMSOIL coolant in my 2019 AT4 last week and damn my MPGs have gotten better by 3mpg and my my truck doesn’t go past 202 in most cases and goes as low and 187 while driving. Temps here in Austin have hit 98
simply not a result of Amsoil
is there no radiator cap? All coolant is added into the reservoir?
@@jthedrummer2002 that's correct
Do you put 9 quarts of oil? Just saw that on the cap.
It calls for 8, but I've found 9 puts me right near the top of the range on the stick. I think mine likes it there because it doesn't seem to go down (consume) between changes. 8 qts might give you better gas mileage 🤷♂️
Mine barely registers on the stick at 8qts. Maybe 8 qts is where the engineers want it, but they should have designed the stick to correlate.
Is it safe to drive the 3-6 hours with the chemical flush treatment over the course of a few days or does it have to be all at once?
@@benboshkos9616 reviewing the instructions on the bottle, it states to "...drive the vehicle 1-2 hours. Product may remain in the system for up to 4 hours." So I'm guessing longer than that may cause damage.