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I would remove the power steering hose from the PS pump to make the valve cover removal easier - just protect the pump and hose (towel to catch PS oil) opening while working. Makes cover removal easier on my 2004 accord 2.4L.

She beat you dude

Soon as I saw that lake I knew you were my people. Kawarthas ?

So, the real question for the sake of longevity is which motor took the bigger beating? Which one could be abused like that daily and live longer because that's the van I want.

🤙I came looking for this... A shame they did not leave enough space to use rachets once springs are compressed slightly... I'll experiment😉

Why only 20 mins. Running I would assume you let it in there for next oil change

Kmh is not the same as mph 😢

Try Mannol Engine Flush, it is cheaper and it works wonder

The Motor Oil Geek on UA-cam tested multiple oil additives and then sent oil samples in to a testing lab. It was an interesting video.

I love the plastic cladding on the '01 through the '06 Volvo XC70 models. I have had mine since this April of 2024 and am totally head over heals in love with this automobile!!. Solid, and looks TOUGH!!

Do it with the same gear ratio

Amsoil is poison?! Damn, I'd rather use one of the many other auto chemicals that aren't poison.

Tune it. I've had mine up to 120+

That’s wild every race I’ve seen the 3.5 beats the 6.2! Finally a 6.2 gets a w

Damn that’s slow, 158 is what most new chev trucks will do

Do the caravan in manuel mode put it on 1st gear and let it ride from there , let it shift on it own ..big difference 💪

Real world MPG comparison would be great.

Hey knowing what u know now which would you recommend for my 76yr young father as daily driver here in MinneSNOWta?? Thanks in advance

Did you use jack stands to support the car while you crawled under it, or just the jack?

Just use Amsoil engine oil in your engine to begin with and you won’t have the sludge build up to begin with.

Honda accord is quicker

Well done bro

Downshift on the grand.... she'll get ya....2013 grand caravan se, loves imports & all...

Amazing video !!! 👍👌 Newmarket Maaco are phenomenal !⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I just bought the 2004 XC 70, with 205,001 miles. Spent 2000 dollars on timing belt, ac check, air filters, wipers, and tune up. I need the ac compressor at about 1000 dollars. I expect to spend 3000 dollars on any used car. 18 years is the longest an ac compressor will last. Very happy with it. Great body condition. Love it.

Wow! Helpful info! Thanks Kingdom Auto

Thanks for watching! If you are near by Maaco Newmarket (Ontario Canada) and need work done to you car, I'd highly recommend stopping in and seeing Steve and Wazi. They'll take great care of you and your vehicle! www.maaco.ca/locations/on/newmarket-12261/

Great video! Love these guys!

Poor deer...RIP

Love the 6.2 but would probably go with an ecoboost again. Biggest reason is with a $600 tune it turns into a beast. The 6.2 takes a lot more $$$ to be able to compete

Now put 3.73 gears in the black one and race again.

Amsoil has there test against a lot of products. Especially sea foam. Plus they send analysis to a none bias lab for more testing. Proof is in the pooding ❤

Need to race the 5.0 Ford it’s neck and neck with the 6.2 seen them race lots

There are two types of flushes. 1. Detergent based and 2. Solvent based Detergent based are more expensive and are designed to slowly liquify sludge over time thereby preventing stopping up the oil screen on the engine pump. They are not a quick-fix products but are safe and effective over time. Examples are Amsoil, LiquiMoly. Solvent based flushes are designed to be cheap and work quickly. Heavily sludged engines can be overloaded with the solvent and break large chunks of sludge loose and stopping the screen on the pump up. Sea foam, kerosene, and other inexpensive flushes are examples of solvent based flushes. Both Amsoil, LiquiMoly, BG, and other professional products are designed to slowly dissolve sludge and transfer it to the filter for removal over time. None of them are designed to be quick fixes. They work great in modern VVT systems freeing up sticky solenoids and phasers.

You car correct it does have a Matrix engine in it 👍🏻

Great video. These products do take time to work, and they may require an early oil change because of dissolving buildup inside the engine.

The sun light on the engine is making the sea foam is cleaner.

Wow those broads are annoying

Its super easy. Picke the desired speed and put on cruise control...lol. Then count down 3...2...1...go and floor it on go. Boom. Done.

Women lol... Equality means they get to cheat and its just fair...😜🤣

Run Valvoline Restore and Protect you will shit after the third oil change....

That is crazy tho; thought the turbos would realy help + the Ford is lighter.

Never have I seen a 6.7 power stroke get beat by a gasser 😂

Boost launch it and take traction of

U guys saying because of the turbo it would be faster ....the turbo is better on a roll race ....u guys need to do roll races ....very disapointed ....

should've found trucks with the same axel ratio

First time I see a 6.2. Beat an ecoboost

I bet if you used any top shelf synthetic oil for your vehicle and reduced the oil change intervals slightly the engine internals would clean up just fine.

Roll race? RWD always has better launch stock, it’s why I went AWD, but from a roll it always seems standard out performs automatic, but from a roll I’d like to see that.

Venza forever