Learn how to do an oil change, transmission fluid change, coolant flush, power steering fluid flush, brake fluid flush and bleed, differential fluid change, transfer case fluid change, grease the suspension, and finally add washer fluid properly!
-Supplemental In-Depth Videos-
Oil Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1hF25Cowv8
Transmission Fluid Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb_1wbiPz9g
Coolant Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s–5ft5YiHg
Power Steering Fluid Flush: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0fiZCHz5ew
Brake Fluid Flush: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1NvtUwfRJc
Differential Fluid Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmqMUJb-E4M
Transfer Case Fluid Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Mz3nZ85ihQ
-Tools-
Extendable Ratchet Set: https://amzn.to/3PzSjOs
Fluid Pump: https://bit.ly/fluidoilpump
Transmission Adapter: https://bit.ly/transmission-fluid-fill-adapter
Suction Pump: https://bit.ly/performance-tool-suction-gun
Spill Free Funnel: https://bit.ly/spill-free-funnel
Torque Wrench: https://amzn.to/3grdMbj
Oil Catch Pan: https://bit.ly/OilCatchCan
Grease Gun: https://bit.ly/Suspension1GreaseGun
-Fluids-
Oil: https://bit.ly/valvoline-full-synthetic-high-mileage-oil
Transmission Fluid: https://bit.ly/valvoline-atf-for-mercon-v
Coolant: https://bit.ly/peak-oet-noth-american-gold-50-50-coolant
Power Steering Fluid: https://bit.ly/valvoline-dex-merc-atf-conventional-automatic-transmission-fluid
Brake Fluid: https://bit.ly/valvoline-brake-fluid
Differential Fluid: https://bit.ly/valvoline_synthetic_gear_oil
Transfer Case Fluid: https://bit.ly/valvoline-dex-merc-atf-conventional-automatic-transmission-fluid
Grease: https://bit.ly/SuspensionGrease
Washer Fluid: https://bit.ly/rain-x-windshield-washer-fluid
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Remember, you can always take old oil and use it to treat fence posts 👍
Wait so i dont have to change the filter on the sealed trans ?
How to replace blinker fluid?
Chrisfix this would be my very first do it myself oil change!!! I have a 2002 Pontiac Bonneville, I couldn't get my car to start and I have tried everything!!! I just recently purchased the car without checking it out first hand… I had to get a Battery, I then had to replace the Crank Shaft System, I then replaced All 3 Coils and It started but wouldn't stay on… I went out and purchased what is required to change the oil because the oil is Black, Gritty, and Has A Burnt Smell!!! I'm hoping that this will be the reason for the engine to continue shutting off… But if this isn't the reason, I still would like to thank you because I Have Learned Something New!!! BUT If This Oil Change Works or NOT I will return to let you know how i made out… The crazy part is I purchased this car from family of my ex old lady before she became my ex!!!
Chris, can you show us hoe to change the blinker fluid? You know… for those who had to go in the autopart store while your parents sent you in as they wait in the car because you were annoying during the whole road trip, and they wanted revenge?
Help me relieve my pain…
thank you so much for all your help!!! God bless you
What a beautiful hood design, meanwhile our megane II requires front bumper to go down just to front lights to be Uninstall,just to be able to level their lights, only engine oil and motor coolant, wiper liquid lids to be seen around
After changing the coolant and taking off the funnel setup, is it okay to leave the reservoir full? Or do you have to/can take out excess with a turkey baster to the min/max line?
they look delicious!
He really just flexed like 200 grand worth of vechiles in the start. Such a power move lol
Four years on… still a great resource!
MR EzE 🔥
You forgot blinker fluid 😅
I have blue coolant I’m confused I swear it doesn’t look green
Bro forget the blinker fluod
I have learned more from your channel then I have from my dad. lol
3:31 if front jacks fail the ramp will kick down the rear ones, use log of wood or something else, ramps are bad idea…
Another good video 😊
On all Toyota vehicles with sealed transmission. The correct fluid temperature is between 104 to 113 degrees. The easiest and the cheapest way to measure the transmission fluid temperature is the meat thermometer 😂
After filling the fluid, insert the probe through the silicone plug and cork the check valve hole. Run your vehicle until the transmission fluid temperature comes up between 104 to 113 degrees.
Drain until trickle.
You don't need a scanner to tell you what the temperature is. 😂
Cheers!
I personally would not do all that work… Without replacing the transmission filter.. Inside the oil pan..
Next: How to refuel!
0:04 dang why do they all look so tasty
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wow…very informative..many thanks
Best video ever!!!! This would cost a fortune at my mechanic’s shop. I’ll do it myself and save about 500 dollars
I do believe that filling your oil filter is a good idea, though it has been proven and completed debunked as a myth on regular gasoline engines, this is not at all something that needs to be done, I am more of a person who says this is a much better idea when your car has been sitting and the engine hasn't been turned over in a while. Diesel's are the only ones that really require a pre-filled engine oil filter, and that is strictly because the filters are usually a lot larger than a gasoline engine oil filter, and also pre-primes it because of the size of the filter.
You are a legend man. Thank you.
Chris how much do i have to pay you to come fix my transmission fluid leak in my ranger lol
But what if the car u have doesn't have an owners manual..is there a website where i can see it ?
Tesla owners: video starts at 36:55
I'm giving my car to the mechanic to change the fluids, the video is very interesting but I still think I'll let my car guy do it 😅
How to change MY oil?
Youtube, I hide channels like this and hit the "don't recommend" button for a reason. Stop unhiding channels that I don't want to see and stop unsubing me from channels that I do. I'm a grown ass adult and I don't need you telling me what to and what not to watch. Thanks, have a nice day
Is this process any different for a CVT? The fluid is different in the video, so didn't know if this would transfer that well when I need to change my fluid.
got 3 steps into an oil change before i realized the last guy that serviced it impacted the drain bolt back on
What about blinker fluid? I didn't see that replaced. My blinker is going tick tick tick tick.
That jack was moaning a bit much! Lol
what about blinker fluid? haha jk awesome content!
Wait so why does the car have to be level to change oil why not just drive the front up onto ramps drain it pull the filter out put a new filter on roll thr car off the ramps and put new oil into it ?
What a good informational video. Presented clearly as well.
One question. how much did it cost to do all this?
Someone else has probably already said this, but if not: Get a copy of your car's maintenance manual (not user manual), which should be available online. It will have a great deal of detailed information, such as schematics of the parts and specifications for the various systems in your car, such as brakes, suspension, lubrication, etc. It's useful to have this reference so that you know what parts to look for when you want to work on something, you'll know what the recommended torque is for fittings and fasteners, and it'll give you a good overall idea of what a specific system looks like and how it operates. Cannot underestimate the value of the maintenance manual!
This is really helpfull but man lots of fluids to change and costs a lot, feel like going for EV care where all these are not needed.
How bout a manual transmission?
Sad. No slave cylinder bleed
When i add the 50/50 coolant, is it ok to add the universal coolant to one that isn't
What about changing the transmission fluid from a CVT transmission like my 2019 Chevy Traxs??