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What about sea level?

And at operating temperature lol u dnt check cold oil…. From an engine that hasnt ran since the day b4 lol ur all shadetrees

Excellent tips! Thank you!

Yea get it to vehicles operating temperature then check u dont check cold oil ffs… delete this video

Too late bruh

Only if you have a shit ton more oil over the full.

@@connor2705 For immediate damage, yes! But for damage that occurs over long period of time, no!

​@@driversteve9345 but in a long period it will decrease that millimeter too much is acceptable, a centimeter or above is not acceptable coz no chance it will decrease

@@drewb.4069 I drive a full 5,000 miles and check my engine oil that has over 207,000 miles and it has not decreased by a millimeter, ever! I change my oil early or when it starting to look dirty and then I change it. I don't fill above that top mark. I fill it about a millimeter away from that top mark. It's there for a reason!!

@@driversteve9345 wouldn’t the oil level lower over time? So I’d think abit over the full line is alright to me.

Its fine

My boy, i heard 1/2 a quart above full is the max limit that is fine. BOOM 💥

​@@johndoe3485 source(s); trust me bro

​@@johndoe3485he heard incorrectly

Not really. I seen at the gas, they checked for us. And use toilet paper

when you check

Why

Oil flow toward gravity pull.

Dipsticks and oil plugs can be in different areas on different cars.

As soon as possible, 9 months late btw

Yeah, just change it

I wouldn’t risk it

Decently clean doesn't mean the oil is good to go. Remember oil oxidation occurs during those times. Honda oil change. Normal: Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 1 year. Severe: Every 5,000 km (3,000 miles) or 6 months.

Every time I see the oil level pass that MAX line, some oil must be remove.

Wait an hour or so for the oil to pool down to get an accurate reading. Turn the stick from side to side to see where the line is. If it still looks like the whole thing is oily, then you’re probably good!

I’m so glad it was useful for you! And that you were able to continue your trip safely!

You can check it when it’s either hot or cold, but I’ve found that to get the most accurate reading it’s best to wait until the engine is cold. Usually about 10-15 minutes should be long enough.

When its cold, when it is hot it isnt an accurate reading because the oil gets distributed throughout the whole engine, so it may look like its full when hot, but in reality, its because the oil is flowing

Drain some

Suck it out with a straw (yummy)

Don't tell america

I believe that yes, you can since the dipstick goes directly into the oil pan. Pour it in slowly so that it doesn’t spill. Using a small funnel might be helpful. This can take a lot longer but should still work just fine.

Do you know how small is the hole for the dipstick? You'll probably spill 90% of it. There is an appropriate cap to remove and fill the oil. But, if you THINK you can use the small hole...go right ahead. You're splitting hair with an axe..

Yes, should always be on flat ground

False high

Haha yeah, there is a legit need for some people though!

Your vehicle won’t last if you change your oil only when the indicator comes on.

Yes. It’s not only checking the level, but also the color and consistency of the oil. It’s the blood of the car.

Oh shoot! Yeah, every make of car is slightly different, so I’d consult your car manual or an online source to figure out where the dipstick is.

@@smallsimplestuff2791 😀😁😂🙊 First of all everybody car is not like yours. Secondly, what is the purpose of this video.😠 ?

@@mohanlalrampersad490why are being hostile when the OP wasn’t even trying to offend you ?

@@mohanlalrampersad490oh wait english must be your second language. Makes sense now why you didn’t understand .

Are u nuts? Truck?

Why did you buy it without one 💀

@@michaelKOTD The car doesn’t come with it

it’s the oil cap actually, that’s where mine is

Ayo

You clear have nothing better to do 😂 and you are wrong i asked chat gpt, its recommended to have a cold engine when u check the oil

Check it when it is cold. If your vehicle has been running, turn it off and wait about ten to fifteen minutes for the oil to drain back into the oil pan. It is also important to park your car somewhere decently flat. Good luck!

I really don't think it matters in most engines. Never heard hot or cold mentioned in an owners manual or service info. For transmissions it def matters.

@@smallsimplestuff2791 You don't have to wait 10 or 15 minutes, when the tech do oil changes they ran the engine for 30 seconds and then check the oil level after 30 seconds. Also you can check the oil hot or cold makes no difference. One more thing, the oil dipstick in NOT always next to the filler cap. Are you a mechanic?

@@caddyrack I’m definitely not a mechanic haha this is just how I was taught to check my oil and it’s always worked for me. If a mechanic tells you something different, especially with specialized cars, then go with whatever the mechanic says for sure. Thanks for your input!

@@smallsimplestuff2791 Fair enough, I've been a mechanic since 1970 and taught automotive repair for 30 years, there is another genius by the 'handle' of Farhan that quotes that you can put oil in through the dipstick. The hole is so small that he'll spill 90% of it. There is so much wrong tips on youtube that I'll never post a tread due to many "engineers" posting their ideas. BTW, I can defend my statement......have a good day.

Usually off. Depending on the age of your car, you might need to turn off the car and let the engine cool down long enough so that the oil can flow back into the oil pan. This will allow you to get an accurate measurement. Usually about 10-15 minutes will do. With newer cars, you can probably check it while the car is running just fine. You can double check with an experienced mechanic or just turn off the car and wait a few minutes just to be on the safe side. Hope this helps!

Nope its best to have a cold engine, maybe read your manual or check chat gpt