Which oil to use in a coyote engine? What I chose and why!
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2020
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There are so many varying opinions on which engine oil to use. I found a very informative blog (link below) by an engineer that shows extensive testing results for engine oils and tons of great information on oil properties and what to look for to make your decision. In this video I show which oil I chose for both my 2016 F150 and 2016 Mustang GT coyote engines.
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Pennzoil Ultra Platinum and a purolator BOSS filer, run that In all I own, so far so good. Great info.
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There’s a guy on CZcams called Project Farm, he does a lot of really good tests on products. He did an oil shootout with all the top brand oils and had some really good results. I like the idea of OEM oil filters! 👍🏽. I personally use shell Rotella T-6 0-40 Diesel engine oil on every motor I have. Been using it for years and never let me down. It’s high in zinc and phosphorus which are the additives that reduce friction. I used to have an oil for this and an oil for that, but not anymore T-6 0W40 for everything 👌🏽👍🏽
That's in the blog as well. Definitely a very long blog, but worth a good look at. Glad I ran across it. Makes me feel good about the decision I made. But, there's a lot of great oils out there that do the job well.
great find i skimmed the blog as it is extremely long.. i concur with your conclusion and will be getting the Quaker State as well
Right on, man! Yeah, the blog is quite the write up lol. Definitely tons of good info. Glad my video helped you out!
there is two drains on that filter pan, it is a pain in the butt... always a mess... 5w-20 through 5w-50 is what ford calls for in the coyote engines depending which vehicle. that engineers blog is spot on, it is a bit lofty but good information and he is testing with proper equipment. in our truck the oil doesn't get hot at all until towing , then it get up to temp.. 5w-30 should help..
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I had a 2012 Ecoboost, bought it used with 60k miles. Timing chains went before Christmas 2016, bent some valves. Cold starts here in the Arctic are brutal on an engine. Put in a reman motor from Ford in January 2017. Only ever ran Amsoil 5W-30 with Ford FL500S filter in it. Motor is still running strong now 5 years later.
Man, I bet it is brutal there. Glad the reman is running well for ya.
Good video! I've been thinking of switching my coyote F150 to 5w30 lately. I've always run Amsoi oil and filtersl in all of my vehicles. This blog rates it right at the top but that Quaker State is a hard price to beat and it too got excellent ratings from the blog.
Yep, and can get it at Walmart. It was a no brainer for me.
What year is your f150 mine is 18 I want to use 5w30 but all dealers say not to
@@jamesfurr2407 mine is a 2016
@@jamesfurr2407 2018
Ford Stealerships will scam you at some point if they didn't already.
I have a 2013 F-150 5.0 4×4 Super Crew cab. I bought it this past summer with 174,000 miles on it.
It now has 185,780 miles. Engine has the usual mechanical sounds that some guy's talk about, but has no negative effects on performance.
I'm glad I ran into your video, because this subject has been on my mind for the past two oil changes on this 5.0 coyote engine. I'm definitely going to change the oil over to this Quaker 5w-30 synthetic this coming oil change. Thanks again 👍
Glad I could help and thanks for watching!
Did the 5w30 change anything?
i have a 5.0 2020 f150 and 2020 mustang gt. the GT's owner's manual says to swap out the oil to 5w-30 when "going to the track." I find it strange alot of people dont bring this interesting detail up!!
Now that's interesting! I wonder if the manual for my '16 says that.
It does not say it for the 16. 15-17 only listed 5w20 yet 11-14 listed 5w50 for the track pack cars. Same exact coyote as regular GT’s.
My 17 is supercharged. I use amsoil 5w50.
I just started using 5.30 in my GT. I think the manufactures recommend a lighter oil for slightly better fuel consumption... very slight but the engin wears out faster so pick your poison
Redline all the way
5w20 in winter
5w30 in summer
Motorcraft oil filter
My coyote loves me!
😁
Redline is highest in Moly, Valvoline High Mileage synthetic ultra is 2nd. Phenomenal oils.
I personally use Valvoline or motorcraft oil with an Napa platinum filter (made by wix) or an motorcraft filter. Never had problems with my engines & always ran my fords to 300-550,000 miles. Great video I came across & I should try quaker state
That's great mileage!
@@BackyardBMX73 it is. Comes down to maintenance & driving habits too.
@@bobimbordino3024 yessir!
Good info. . i have been using motorcraft 5w50 synthetic ..
i may try this 5w30 .. it may free up some HP
Very possible, Al! Worth a try for sure.
I use Napa synthetic and Quaker state ultimate durability with a wix xp or k@n gold oil filter . Pennzoil platinum is good too .
Right on!
I use Rotella t6 5w-40 in the F150 and royal purple 5w-30 in the mustang. 20 quarts of oil over here
Funny, Royal Purple didn't fair as well, according to the blog. I had thought about using it, but wanted to find something a little more cost-effective.
@@BackyardBMX73 you aren't the first person to say that. I get royal purple fairly cheap. I've read and watched a couple 3rd party test. Its always a toss up between quackerstate and pennzoil but amsoil always seems to be king dingaling
@@streetslayers410 yeah, Amsoil would have been my second choice most likely.
Oil is always a good subject. I know some oil companies use the cheapest grade of oil to refine into motor oil for vehicles. Then they market it as the best at high prices. Good research Ponie. Thank you for looking out for us on motor oil. I will leave everyone with one thought
When was the last time a motor or trans diff failed because of the oil. Lack of oil, oil pressure more then likely.
P.S. Bossman is slow.
Lol
Yeah man, I've always wondered if I'm using good quality oil. Glad I ran across the blog and was able to make an informed decision.
You cracked me up with the ps 😆
That's true hetz, what does Ken say to use whatever Ken says, that's what you want to use 💪🇺🇸👍🔧🚘 PS GAP Sauce lol
@@fordtechlife 😆
The biggest problem is that people don’t follow the maintenance schedule. Folks like us, spending time with others thinking about this, are probably not the ones that will run too long between changes. Even if you don’t go full synthetic and just use the blend, Ford is saying that is good enough. At least for my 2019 coyote… running full synthetic with low micron filtration gives a little peace of mind if you’re unable to change it exactly when the light pops. If you’re anything like me, you can’t stand letting it go past the interval.
Interesting info dude. I'm sure I'll have a Coyote one day
Everyone should have at least one coyote lol. But this applies to pretty much any engine.
i have a 3800 supercharged and 3.5 Ford duratec, I do 5K OCI, always quaker state full synthetic, it's the best bang for you buck seriously great oil
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Good to know thx!
No problem! Thank you for watching!
Gen4 Coyote changed to 5w-30 per Ford. This is 21-22 engines. 7.75 quarts in this gen - changed from 8+ in gen 3.
So I should put 5w30 on my 2023 f150 5.0 it has 1k miles
There is no Gen 4!!
YES @@rickymortero3023
My gen 3 uses 10 quarts 5w30 Motorcraft synthetic blend.
Is motorcraft blend ok? I just reached my first 5000 miles.
Did my forst oil change at 3000.
10 quarts 5w30.
I believe the dealer uses a blend.
Amsoil 5W30 Signature Series and a motorcraft filter for my 2019 coyote. Also, for an engine with 12:1 comp, I run top tier Shell premium 93 exclusively.
Last time I used Quaker state oil was back in 2001 on the sn95 I had.
Not sure I've ever used it until now lol
I just read the link for 540 RAT. He said the best 5W30 oil to use. Quaker State full synthetic 5W30.
Quaker state full synthetic is a great oil for sure.
Right on man
same oil as pennzoil plstimum, and yes its a solid product. They all are, there's been 600,000++ mile vehicles using every major brand oil, some over a million miles, yes gas engines.
Motorcraft filters are made by Champion labs unless something has changed, and champion makes lots of oil filters for major name brands. Bosch filters are made by Filtech (also used to be factory honda oem filter), and mobil 1 are excellent also.
Pick the right viscosity, change it on time with an off the shelf approved filters, and that's not half the battle --- that is 100% of the battle. In 40 yrs of being around engines (gas, diesel, two stroke outboards) and some up to 11,000rpm I have yet to see a wear difference in oil brands, not even down to a mic'd .0001" measurement. Initial engine build quality and the aforementioned changing oil & filters on time is everything.
Great info!
You will be fine. I know a guy running 5w50 in a boosted coyote with no problems for years.
I had no issues with this oil in my car or truck.
Nice!!
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Hows the quaker state treating you. Im bout to do an oil change on my 2nd gen. I usually use Pennzoil platinum but think im gonna try this stuff
Haven't had any issues. Don't have the car anymore, but my truck has 108K miles now and still running strong.
My 2018 mustang 5.0 I run Amsoil 5w50 it loves it
Great vid! I’m a huge Amsoil fan! I use it in all of my vehicles.
Thanks for watching!
my 2021 mustang gt has 5w-30 right on the oil fill cap,
Interesting. I think I've seen something about Ford going back and forth between 5W20 and 5W30.
Can i use 5w50 all time (5.0 )
Possibly
Walmart had these in 5QT for 15$. Had to pick some up! Good choice.
Damn good price!
yes, spend 60K on a new truck and cheap out on the oil.
It's great oil and my truck was only 30k
@@todsimpkins8908 what oil do u recomend amsoil ?
There's a second passage from under the oil filter that goes behind the frame as well. Interesting idea that also ticks me off every time I change my oil. Pick a side and go with it Ford! lol
No doubt! It can get quite messy.
I have one of the ticky ticky 5.0 engines in my 2018 F150 and the dealer puts in 10w - 30 oil in it for me and it seems to quiet it down for me!
Purchased a 2022 f 150 5.0 , I added a quart of oil at 2,000 miles . This kinda worried me, did I just buy a oil burner. I used 5w20 as per the oil cap. After 6,000 miles I had ford in Alabama change my oil , this of course was its first change. After leaving the dealer I saw the paperwork that stated 5w30 . I’m thinking a dealer put 5w30 as opposed to the cap stating 5w20 . As time went on I checked the oil because I knew it used a quart at the first 2,000 miles . Well no more consumption at this time. I was in South Dakota when it was time for another change at 12,000 so I went to ford again and they did my second change. That ford dealer also installed 5w30 all I know is I haven’t had any consumption since 2,000 mile mark . Do you go by the cap or 5w30 , just in case I do my own in the future.
Ford may have changed which oil weight they suggest. I'm just guessing. Give the dealer a call and see what they say about it.
I use 5w30 for winter and 5w40 for summer in my 5.0 coyote
My 2023 5.0 says 5w30
I use motorcraft 5w30 in my 2020 ranger if i were to change oil it would be valvoline
Right on
I use Amsoil 5w20 been using it a long time, project farm has videos on all different oils and Amsoil beat everything but like you said you really can’t go wrong with good oil now days
Yep, I've watched several of his tests. Definitely lots if good oils out there to choose from.
Rat Tail the one I see Amesoil out preformed them all
Good stuff I use motor craft too.
I figured it's a well debated subject, so I figured I'd share the info I found. Can never have too much info and knowledge. Thanks for watching bro!
The Castrol is recommended in the BMW manual
I was using 5w-20 in my 5.0 f150 for many years. I just made the switch to 5w-30. It seems to help quite the valve train noise. My gen 3 coyote will also get 5w-30 but I might switch to 5w-50 since it's boosted if I go to a road track. Motorcraft makes good oil filters.
Right on
A motorcraft filter almost destroyed my engine.
I've never heard anyone say that.
@@florenbaron7111 explain please
Can i use 5w50 all time?
I WAS TRYING TO FIND THE BEST OIL BUT I MUST BE BLIND , WHERE DOES THIS OIL RANK ON HIS LIST ? AND WHAT IS THE EXACT BEST ?
I don't believe there is one truly best oil. There are too many categories or properties in my opinion that can affect oil performance. The Ultimate Durability had been replaced twice now, according to the blog. The newest version still ranks high in the wear protection list. This video wasn't made to show "the best" oil, but rather and excellent choice based on the blog. It's a really long read, but take your time and use it to make the best decision for your application.
Hold the gas pedal to the floor when starting it up. It won’t fire up when the throttle is to the floorand will create oil pressure before it fires up 👌🏽
I just crank it up. There's plenty of oil still on moving parts. Oil was still hot from when I pulled it into the shop lol.
Lol that's a test for sure 💪🔥🇺🇸🔧🚘
If you read the 540 Rat Blog, you will notice that the author ranked Amsoil 100% Synthetic Signature Series 0W-20 Motor Oil the top 20 weight oil that was specifically designed for your Ford vehicles. By the way, the author didn't rank the QS Ultimate Durability Full Synthetic the top 5W-30 oil, but it was the QS Full Synthetic that won the top honors in his opinion. According to the Safety Data Sheet, the 5W-30 QS Full Synthetic contains 70-90% distillates (derived from highly-refined petroleum oil).
In the 80th and 90th i always used QUAKER STATE OIL for OLDSMOBILE ROYALE 88 changed every 3000 miles it has 185,780 miles
You need a longer funnel.
I just bought a 2015 F-150....the cap says 5w20, and the owner's manual says 5w30?
I'm going 5w30 too.
HOW DOES THIS OIL RANK TO THE PENZOIL MADE BY NATURAL GAS ? I DID TRY TO GO THROUGHT THE WHOLE BLOG WOW MY BRAIN HURTS MAYBE A PAGE NUMBER WOULD HELP THANKS IN ADVANCE
Yes sir how many miles between oil changes using that oil
In my truck, I let the oil change light come on. In my Mustang, it won't even have 500 miles. I'll change it because of how long it's been in the engine, because it doesn't get driven much.
I can’t believe Ford kept this oil drain pan for the 22’ F150. I had it in my 2015 5.0 and hated it. Plus if you’re like me, I wiped it down and it’s hard to get your hand up there. I didn’t want dripping oil on my driveway. Thanks for the video.
Oh, I'm the same way. Can't stand the way Ford set this up.
@@BackyardBMX73 just goes to show that the engineers don’t service their own vehicle. lol
@@lovemycountry12 most likely not lol
I use Pennzoil Ultra Platinum on my truck
Right on, you can't go wrong with a good quality oil.
I put some about a quart in my 2014 5.0 f150 and I swear it helped do something … lol 🤷🏻♂️
5w30 Pennzoil Ultra Platinum and OEM FL 500-S oil filter on my Procharged (P1X) 2020 PP1 GT - Oil change every 5k miles. That is all you need! If you are dogging the piss out of it, run 5w50. If you think you need more, run a LiquiMolly Cera Tec treatment as per directions. Any good synthetic oil will do however.
I use 5Q Royal Purple and 3Q Motorcraft.
I have heard mobil 1 is best? Thoughts?
Mobil 1 is a good choice as well.
Sounds good to me, as a factory ford technician, You Can't Go Wrong With OEM what ever Factory Recommended Fluid is in the book, witch will somewhat vary depending on the year and model, for warranty purposes, but adding the supercharger, couldn't hurt trying something better by some one that has done some testing and uses it himself at least it's not Pennzoil and you got the OEM filters so your good that drain thing catch it and drain out the back next time you will be ready for it lol Awesome intro BTW 💪👍🇺🇸🔧👌🚘🔴
Yep, I always had the oil changed by the dealer while under warranty with my Mustang. But now that's up and blower going on, I'll run what should be better.
I'll try Quakerstate but I may switch back to Pennzoil
Im a Quaker State guy myself.
Right on man
Yeah the f150 drains to the back under the filter, not sure why they make the drip tray run to the front, be sure to clean all the oil out of the drip pan or when you take off it will drip off and make it look like you have a oil leak.
Good advice! I tried to clean it out best I could.
@@BackyardBMX73 when i have to do them i usually spray it down with brake clean and use a rag to get the rest
@@byronsaxton4693 right on man
Yep because they're Engineers they could do it tha they want, sometimes you want to strangle some engineers 💪🔧🇺🇸🚘🔴
@@fordtechlife lol no doubt
I use mobile 1 5w20 in mine❤
Also a good choice!
I used motor craft 5w50 I have a friend that tested most of the oil out there and he said the best one was ams oil in the coyotes
Amsoil also ranks high on the blog, from what I remember.
Typically, I'd use the recommended Motorcraft 5W20, but decided to go with the Quaker State per the blog.
ponie1992 yeah same here I used to use 5w20 but it burns fast idk If the boost has to do with it a lot but with the 5w50 it’s a much better
Right on, man. I know a lot of guys run 5W50 with forced induction.
@@sabinoguzman7780 do you use motorcraft full synthetic or synthetic blend?
What year is your truck
2016
I’m using 15w-50 Mobil 1 in my 2015 Roush stage3. For summer time. Winter I run 5w-30.
I have a 2014 f150 with gen 1 coyote engine and I bought it with 110k well maintained miles. It came from a gas co and the changed oil every 3k miles using reg oil ( not sure what brand). It was due for a change when I bought it. I started using Mobil 1 extended performance high mileage with a motorcraft filter and I’ve changed it three times at 5k miles intervals. Let me tell ya the first change was very dirty from the cleaner in the Mobil 1 but now on the 3rd time it doesn’t look near as bad. I’ve always use Mobil 1. It’s expensive at 29.97 for 5 q at Wally World
Mobil 1 is good as well.
I've heard ford techs say synthetic blend is best. Any thoughts?
@@stevenwilliams4343 seems like I remember hearing that too. Mine runs really well with no engine noise at all. I do all my oil changes. I can get 2-2 1/2 gal of Mobil one at Walmart for under 60 bucks so I probably just stick with that. I am gonna send a sample into blackstone labs on my next oil change
@@jiggidyjam have you heard of anyone using kirkland brand, so many people on here saying it compares to mobile 1 ... for bout half the price
@@stevenwilliams4343 yes I have. Same company makes Kirkland,super tech(Walmart) and Amazon brand oils. They aren’t bad from what I’ve heard
2012 STANG GT
5W20 MOTORCRAFT😍
MOTORCRAFT OIL FILTER🥰
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Motorcraft all day
I'm going back to 5w 30
How is the oil consumption with the Quaker state
None that I've noticed.
Let me tell you about my ecoboost chain rattle without motor craft oil
That's crazy.
Very informative. Livernois had us running 5w30 Royal Purple . 🤔
So many different preferences and opinions on oil. I've always heard Royal Purple frees up some power, but haven't used it myself. I'm sure it'll work well for you.
Can't go wrong with royal purple neither for 20-something a court lol 💪🔥🇺🇸👍🔧🚘🔴
I use either 0-40 or 5-40 Diesel engine oil in everything.
Not sure if this would be a good application for that.
Just commenting because you said in everything.
Walmart supertech full synthetic oil, has all the fancy letters API donut, SN plus, GF6, for newer vehicles, and Dexos approved for only 14.65$ for 5 quartz at my local Walmart, been using it for 4 years. no difference from all the other name brands.
I've actually heard good things about supertech and used the non synthetic in the daily fox I had.
@@BackyardBMX73 cool check out project farm, he tested supertech oil against other name brand oils like redline.
@@joseherrera4845 I'm subscribed to him and I think I've seen all his oil videos.
I’ve been using SuperTech full synthetics and oil filters for years. Super cheap for excellent performance! Warren Oil Company makes Supertech oil for Walmart. They also make the full synthetics Amazon Basics and Costco Kirkland brands. Very good stuff! Walmart SuperTech oil filters are made by Champion Labs. They make great filters! Stay away from them Fram “Orange Cans Of Death” PH oil filter!
how can super good oil cost $18 per 5 qts? Is Quakerstate in charity business?
I wouldn't put a drop of Quaker State in any of my cars, especially a Coyote motor.
I would rather use Pennzoil, or Mobil 1. Primarily used Mobil 1 in my 1st Gen coyote motor
Everyone has their preference.
Why not? I've used it in my vehicles and customers vehicles my whole life and have always had good luck. I run 5w30 in my 2016 mustang gt with zero problems. Your the first person I know of who doesn't like it.
Quaker state is excellent. It’s owned by the same
People that own Pennzoil. The formula is very close.
@@AB-coyote yes and no. Yes it is owned by Shell too but Pennzoil is made from natural gas not crude oil like QS.
They keep adding more oil too mines 10qts
Right lol. 10 qts is insane.
This and a little bit of Lucas.
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I have only used Motorcraft on my Coyote.
Not a bad choice.
@@BackyardBMX73 Hey bud are you still running this oil?? how do you like it? im about to switch from motorcraft to that 5w30 since I installed a blower on my car.
@@PapodeArmas I still use it when I can find it. Hard to find it in stock anywhere, nowadays.
@@BackyardBMX73 I will give it a shot if I find it!!!!
@@PapodeArmas right on, man! It's good stuff.
It’s good oil and I believe the Castrol Magnatec oil and Premium Guard filter are little better than Motorcraft
C3 or Dexos rated 5w30 and change it early.
Quaker state and penzoil are made in the same factory
That doesn't surprise me.
@ponie1992 If you look on tbe back label it says quaker pennzoil company lol
@@trevormiller2017 can still produce different oils at the same factory. Lots of products are like that.
Use a funnel. No spills.
He didnt test for sludge did he?
There's a lot that I don't recall off hand. I'd suggest taking a little time and reading the blog.
Before I watch I use Mobil 1 5w30
Right on!
5w-20 is spec For 5.0Ls.
Maybe 25 years ago you'd wanna run a heavier weight oil but with today's tight tolerances/clearancing I would wanna run OEM spec to lubricate parts properly.
@@evictioncarpentry2628 5w30 will provide better wear protection on the upper cylinder walls and rings where the temperature is extremely high. 5w20 will probably get better fuel economy early on in life, but will fall behind later in life because the rings and cylinder walls are worn. They both flow the same when cold
@@chrisrossman9566 Prove it.
Like I said, years ago your statement was likely true. Engines have much tighter tolerance now and need lower viscosity to flow between parts.
@@evictioncarpentry2628 Oil clearance hasn't changed, its how well engines are cooled these days is why they can get by with a lighter grade of oil. Oil temperatures in modern engines with aluminum blocks and heads don't see the heat as engines from 50 years ago ran hot, all cast iron. They needed the extra protection in a 10w30 or 10w40. 5w20, 5w30, 5w40, 5w50 all flow the same at -30 degrees so the engine will not care one bit on the upper number until it gets warm. Then you are just maybe loosing a little MPG. There is always a trade off.
Larger funnel would be a buy. Lol
Use a motorcraft on a Ford. No brainer.
Oil is not good use m1 or rp and ford filter
What makes it not good?
If you are using 5w40 in a new ford modular engine with variable valve timing it is not good on the cam phasers small oil passageway if it is a old ford pushrod v8 are something you will be okay
W stands for "Winter" not weight
Rotella t6 5w40. It's all in the add pack. Not the oil. 2011 gt no tick tick tock. Common sense would tell you. Common problems the rod bearings. If they were roller much would not matter on oil. But they are a highly friction peice. A place in a engine that requires film strength from the thickness of oil. Research thin oils do free up hp. But you will be rebuilding sooner. 5w 40 and 5w50 are best for 5.0. Add packs make the difference. Rotella oil vs any other voa. Research
Even roller bearings in an application such as an internal combustion engine would require an oil film to operate properly. I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at.
Rotella T6 5w-40. Thank me later
I like mobil 1.....but I have read good things about Quaker State too.Supposed to be tough.Think 540 Rat uses it.
Right on man!
Were is your oil funnel 👀🤔🤦🤦🤦😆😂😆😂
It's in there lol
@@BackyardBMX73 I think we need a bigger funnel lol
5w20 oil is recommend by manufacturers due to fuel mileage
That and EPA reasons, I believe. He talks about that in the blog as well.
Yep, Ford and its recommendation of 5w20 is all about meeting the CAFE targets. And it blows me away that they STILL recommend 5w20 semi-syn in a latest gen, high performance Coyote. It also boggles my kind that Ford doesn't specifically recommend full synthetic in my 2.7L ecobeast... when you have twin turbos on a tiny engine kicking out crazy torque, you need Full Synthetic!! (Which i switched to on the first oil change)
Buy oil filler adapter!
Filler adapter?
U know they make taller and bigger funnels
Yep
I’m inclined to think the engineers at Ford chose the best oil for the vehicles.
You definitely have the right to use the oil of your choice.
The government push manufactures hard to eek every last drop of fuel economy
Out of their vehicles. They hold knifes to the auto manufactures throat or they risk massive fines.
The engineers for that reason don’t always recommend the best choice.
If you are doing OCI's that any car guy would be doing, any full synthetic oil is going to be more than fine, its a waste of time choosing which full synthetic oil to use, all of which having the same latest SP rating.
I disagree, but everyone is entitled to an opinion.
@@BackyardBMX73 What a lot of people analyze about oils is their additive measurements from an oil analysis, but that only describes the additive package and not the base oil which is the 98% of the actual motor oil and what the quality you pay for comes from. That being said... Companies like Exxonmobil and Pennzoil(shell) are the ones that actually manufacture the best best oils on a global scale and sell them to people like Valvoline etc. A lot of the time an oil is jammed with additives is bc the base oil is cheap and doesnt do its intended job well. People think something like Valvoline that has "more" additives than a super premium like Schaffers means its good oil.... hmm
I use Chocolate milk and nicotine on my vehicles
Hmmm, maybe I shoulda tried that 😆
Next time you should try cocaine and ky jelly
@@streetslayers410 😆😆😆
👍🔥🇺🇸💪🔧
PENNZOIL ULTRA PLATINUM IS THE SECOND BEST OIL IN THE WORLD AND AMSOIL IS NUMBER ONE AND ADD PROLONG ENGINE TREATMENT OR TURBOMAX AND THAT IS THE GREATEST COMBINATIONS FOR ALL INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES!!!!!
Right on man
Royal purple is purple so I use it
Amsoil is expensive and they charge a shipping fee if you don't order at least $100 in product. I'm sold on their ATF fluid, but for motor oil I'll look elsewhere
Redline dude
Where the hell do you live to sweat that much?
SC lol
First lol
You on it, dog gone it! 😁
Should be running Amsoil dude!
Unfortunately, it's not readily available.
@@BackyardBMX73 super easy to order online and will ship to your door! I am a dealer and am trying to get the word out that it actually is readily available. You would be surprised who carries it close to you, if they don’t order it online! There is not a better product on the market, especially for diesel protection. Let me know if you want more information.
@@justintorgerson8164 I'll keep it in mind, thanks!
I had switched 4 of my cars to Ams oil. One blew the engine before the third oil change and the other 3 started burning it. Very expensive lesson. Because of the blog I am heading back to Quaker State.
@@robshaw2990 sorry to hear of your experience. Hopefully you'll be good to go once switched back.
Amsoil is Gods oil
I've heard good things about Amsoil. I believe it was at the top in the blog as well.
Makes no difference it will burn all
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I doubt that.
@RickitySplitz buy a 5.0 and find out for yourself
@@Ashley-vi3byI have had a 5.0 for 2 years so far. I don't see any problems 😂
@@Ashley-vi3byI have had a 5.0 for 2 years so far. I don't see any problems 😂