Please Never Use These 5 Additives! Major Engine Damage!
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Top Comments (10)
I wasn't expecting these materials to be considered "additives."
Mental note: Don’t add sand during next oil change.
The title made it sound like actual additives lol dude just straight threw in raw materials 😂
I think Todd just wanted to blow up some engines for this episode lol
I've learned one thing - Predator 212cc engines are really tough.
This was a fun video to make, and let me know if you’d like to see more like it. Engines naturally take in some dirt and brake dust that gets past the air filter, which can lead to wear over time. Used engine oil can also contain metals like iron, aluminum, copper, lead, and chromium. Hopefully, this video encourages everyone to stay on top of air filter and oil changes to help extend engine life. Valve Grinding Compound: https://amzn.to/4mGiLHV Anti-Sieze Compound: https://amzn.to/4mFSAkn
I'm not going to lie. A part of my soul died when you dumped those metal shavings into that first engine.
Anyone else find themselves watching that spinning bolt on the test stand?
It's like calling Arsenic a 'food additive'. lol
Warning - 5 predators were indeed harmed or killed in the filming of this video. 😉
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Top Comments (10)
I wasn't expecting these materials to be considered "additives."
Mental note: Don’t add sand during next oil change.
The title made it sound like actual additives lol dude just straight threw in raw materials 😂
I think Todd just wanted to blow up some engines for this episode lol
I've learned one thing - Predator 212cc engines are really tough.
This was a fun video to make, and let me know if you’d like to see more like it. Engines naturally take in some dirt and brake dust that gets past the air filter, which can lead to wear over time. Used engine oil can also contain metals like iron, aluminum, copper, lead, and chromium. Hopefully, this video encourages everyone to stay on top of air filter and oil changes to help extend engine life. Valve Grinding Compound: https://amzn.to/4mGiLHV Anti-Sieze Compound: https://amzn.to/4mFSAkn
I'm not going to lie. A part of my soul died when you dumped those metal shavings into that first engine.
Anyone else find themselves watching that spinning bolt on the test stand?
It's like calling Arsenic a 'food additive'. lol
Warning - 5 predators were indeed harmed or killed in the filming of this video. 😉