One Fast Oil Change! The CAR WIZARD works on an insanely fast 2011 Bentley Continental Supersports!
2020 ж. 4 Сәу.
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The CAR WIZARD 🧙♂️ inspects and does an oil change on a 621 horsepower 2011 W12 Bentley Continental Supersports with a 6 liter W12 engine!
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Thanks for the instructional video. Now I can change the oil in my $300k Bentley in my apartment complex parking lot with my harbor freight jack stands.
You meant Jack stand, as in singular, I am sure.
Nope Jack Stands means 2 stands.
@@jaybee2344 but 1 stand instead of 2 will save money, right?
Why spend money on jack stands just drive it up the sidewalk
@@markm0000 YES!
Regardless of whether it's a bentley or a Toyota, there's something therapeutic about watching the wiz work his magic.
He does cast a certain spell
Man, I really appreciate how thorough you are as a technician. Not surprising your garage is full of exotic and luxury cars.
I had the pleasure of watching bentley testing the standard Continental GT, they had that thing hitting 170-180mph on the oval track, they are ludicrously fast. It was crazy quiet too.
Pro tip: turn the car on its side to pre fill the oil filter. ;)
:DD I see what you did there
Thats what i have to do with my Kubota
NO, NO, NO!!!! You'll hurt your back.
just disconnect the spark and crank it to pre fill it 😉
🤣🤣🤣🤣
$200 oil change on a Bentley is a damn good price
My father payed $1100 for an oil change on a 2009 Q7 TDI here in Sweden. It was a long quiet ride home...
shakke52 haha fa-an vad deppigt
@@GOLDshred mardröm!
Audi. Another Useful Dope Idiot 😂
13 quarts of oil that meets VW/Audi/Bentley/etc.'s specification and a good quality filter can easily cost $120-150 and then you're paying an experienced mechanic to do the job rather than some kid straight out of high school at a lube shop making $10/hr. Gotta pay to play, this isn't a Toyota Corolla!
I enjoy how you calmly, factually walk us through every step. Great job.
If only there were mechanics like this guy in my city. I love the way this guy works on the cars.
Tell the arm-chair mechanics the golden rule "My shop MY rules."
First rule, I rule. 😀
That is the truth.
Unfortunately, sometimes us VW owners have to buy Audi parts--and ouch it is for a cheap car.
Fortunately, when comes to a car as costly as the Bently - getting parts from an A8 is actually pretty economical. (It's all relative).
@Stimpy&Ren They were A8 bearings. You don't pay more to have lower servicing costs. That's how trucks work - not luxury cars. Although I do wonder if a truck engine could go in a Bently or Rolls - with a small electric motor to smooth it out - it could be super reliable and long service intervals.
If you use sites like rockauto, they'll have some non oe parts that are priced as low as possible and they have wide ranges of OE replacements like Meyle or TRW for example. These companies do supply VW group but the parts are just cheaper because it doesnt say VW or Audi or something on it.
I don't get muricans Here in europe nobody buys oem parts or even services their car at the dealer. We have high-quality aftermarket parts - ATE, Sachs, Lemforder, we buy those, not "BMW" or "Audi" branded parts
@@Random-nf7qb It's more difficult to find those brands here because the majority suppliers in the US are companies like ACDelco (GM) Motorcraft (Ford) and Mopar(FCA) and a lot of the other suppliers like Denso are also big here because of Toyota, but most European car owners don't know of these brands or trust them I believe, personally I do use brands like lemforder, Bilstein, and meyle on my cars but the parts are not only more difficult to find, very few people outside of Euro focused shops know of these brands
The Wizard is a true professional. Great attention to detail (even shielding the engine from a drop of oil from the oil funnel when removing it). $200 for an oil change like this is a bargain. Bravo, Wizard.
Wizards a beast. Move the car back and forth with one hand pushing on the tire loll 💪🏻
Gorgeous car. I love the latest generation of the Continental GT - it’s spectacular.
4:00 Bending the space-time continuum - Wizard skills! 8-D
Like watching an Honest mechanic give the customer an honest job. 👍🏻👍🏻
David. You give such incredible details on giving me a better understanding on which cars are the one to own due to their issues or benefits. That is why I am so grateful to view all of your very informative and entertaining videos. Thankyou from Australia. Peter..
this car has a dipstick? woah that’s crazy
Yes I was surprised too.
Ditto
Yeah that's cool I hate how most Audi and Mercedes have gotten rid of it and just use a sensor
ClintE55 the only cars that will have them were engines that were using in crossover years like my 08 e60 550i that same 4.8l v8 was used in other models that don’t have idrive so you can’t really see the oil level. There’s a hidden dipstick in the back that’s colored black. If you don’t look it’s not there. Newer ones don’t have it. One be if it is they don’t have the worry about making room for the tube and stick.
I was surprised too. Most of these European sedans show the oil level on the digital display only.
7:20 - the Code on the sticker "3D" at the beginning of the number indicates the Phaeton-family. Thats the true origin of this car. The Conti is the sport coupe version of the Phaeton.
ohh the Phaeton the ultimate factory sleeper
Search out the Swss guy who gives the breakdown of the ownership cost of his Phaeton. It's. Un. Believable. :o
@@Czechbound I still have a Phaeton. One of the best lux. limos in the early 2000nds. I feel the pain too. ;-)
Thanks for the details & info.
heartbreaking but true. It's not a Bentley anymore, just an over-dressed Phaeton.
I love these videos Wizard. You keep it no-nonsense (well maybe some nonsense from time to time) and that is appreciated.
👍 David, Thank you very much for taking the time showing us this incredible car. About 35 years ago I first saw (up close) a 1929 Supercharged Bentley (a Rootes Supercharger with twin SU's fitted in front of the radiator) on an I4 engine with SOHC and 4 vales per cylinder.
Ingenieers of this car must to have been under the influence of something, when they decided where to put the oil filter and the drain plug they made it to easy, they were probably fired after this car.
That's quite a Japanese thing. I've got two JDM imports and the old filters point right towards the sump plug. If you have a basin-sized oil catch pan, you don't even need to move it.
I"ve been using BG MOA for a decade now.... Good stuff. I've had a virgin oil analysis on it and its good stuff.
Thank you for your continuing uploads Wizard, helps keep the mind occupied in these trying times, cheers
Another awesome, concise well put together vid Wiz! Keep up the great vids!
“Torque to wizard foot pounds” *immediately smashes like button*
I just watched a 27 minute video on an oil change
I just watched 30 minutes of how to do a good grilled cheese
I know, right! But somehow I was entranced by his presentation.
But the Weeezaaard is so cuddly!
I can change my oil and filter in ten minutes. It costs $30 and that includes a new drain plug !
Me too!!!!!!!
I'm a parts driver for Carquest in California and that was awesome when you mentioned that there's a Carquest right next to you. Thank you for your very informative videos. 👍
Wizard you are awesome. I like your service charge logic. People are unaware of the work and technical knowledge it takes to service vehicles in general.
23:00 I had a '86 Jaguar XJS V12 that re'd 11 quarts of oil....Valvoline didn't want to change the oil
The starter noise on this engine is intoxicating. 😍
Reminds me of the old truck air starters.
Wizard! Thanks for another amazing upload. Love these in depth videos.
This guy Is smart he is one of the best and he’s an honest mechanic
My favorite model Bentley vehicle ever created. Has been on my laptop's wallpaper for over 6 years. You did an amazing job as usual Wizard.
Bentley is not pleased that Wizard is giving up Bentey's German secrets.
Well Bentley should be happy that VW has deep pockets for R&D... 😜
How do you think Nelly feels about people looking up her nighty at Rolls Royce's German secrets.
the good thing for europeans ...SKODA parts even cheaper then VW parts buts use alot of audi parts such as the dsg transmisions, Engines, and suspension as seen a few skoda stickered parts on that bentley ....vw golf gti wagon or for £5,000 less Skoda Octavia VRS wagon exact same car under the body different interior the vrs wagon is why the golf gti wagon exists
@@ablair37 Golf GTI wagon doesnt exist. Only the R
@@MR0pT1CpR3DaT0R001 sorry GTD
Hey Wizard. Big thanks from fan in Poland. I’m here from episode one and before thanks to Hoovie and to him by Doug. Best of all to all of you and your families!
Awesome! I wished I could bring my GTI Autobahn to you for an oil change.
Yup, I’d personally love to see how he’d work on a hydro Citroën’s suspension
Wizard, I never figured you as a oil additive type of guy! How about making a video about additives? Pro's and Con's, snake oil etc?
Chris de Wet Kinda surprised me as well. I stay away from the snake oil.
There are no pro's. Snake oil plain and simple
He's sponsored to promote it
What a great and relaxing video Wizard. Can't wait for the next one!
Thank you, Wiard, for another informational video. I hope you and yours are doing well during the quarantine. I was also wondering about quarts of oil vs. drum of A drum of B.
weeeeeezzzzaaaarrrrrrrddd.
the mood right here
I like how the wizard always says "right after this...", and immediately I'm expecting some sort of promo or commercial, but no, just his intro.
LOL I noticed that as well. I'm thinking something will pop up on the screen.
Great video W. Your channel growth is awesome. Thanks Hoovie!
I really like the way he talks, its so calming
I just don't like the small jugs because they're very wasteful and hard to get all the oil out, which just ends up in a landfill. Gotta do whatcha gotta do though.
He probably recycles them.
He STILL WOULD get them cheaper then individual bottles. He needs to be AMSOIL preferred member and 30% off. BTW Mobil 1 is a joke compared to AMSOIL Signature version. But you pay extra for higher quality!
Jason Buis Amsoil is a waste of money. For how much more you spend on that oil you can just rebuild your engine when the time comes.
@@robert3302 If only China still took all our plastic. Everything besides paper, glass, and metal goes to the landfill. Sorry to break it to you. Only way to fix that is to have like 6 different recycling bins and assume people would sort stuff correctly (nope)
@@jaybee2344 Maybe for a racecar id get Amsoil,but other than that, complete waste of $. High quality product sure, but there are many others much cheaper
Nice car. :-) When I start my plane's engine I have *thirty* seconds for oil pressure to register before I have a problem. Being airplane parts the oil and filter are much more expensive than similar car parts. Being a 1950s design (Lycoming O-320) the oil consumption is significant - I buy oil by the case. Like driving a fancy car, if you can't afford to look after a plane you can't afford it at all.
Laura Halliday sundowner?
Kai Meier Musketeer.
But how long does it typically take for pressure to register?
Great Video! Thanks! Just wanted to say I believe before draining the oil you should open the fill hole on the engine for better air flow, so better drain.
As always an interesting and informative video - its always fun to watch your presentations. Thanks for sharing - You Da Man! 8-)
Car Wizard, I'm thrilled to see you using the BG MOA friction modifier. I love that stuff. I also use LiquiMoly's Ceratec in my 5.7 hemi.
16:00 the W12 is a VW development towards the millenium. I was introduced with the Phaeton (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Volkswagen_Group_petrol_engines#6.0_WR12_48v) and later established in other cars - e.g. A8 where it got more "common" 99% of this car is a Phaeton that was "modified to look like a Bentley"
99%, a completely made up figure.
You have read the other Wiki contribution to the one that I read, which stated that the first car to use the W12 engine was the VW Nardo concept car but the first production car was the Audi A8 D4 (2001 only) and thereafter VW phaeton and the Bentley range. Check out W12 engine on Wiki.
That’s a Professional mechanic great job David 👍🏾🏆
Awesome video... loved these Continentals from when they first came out. Great looking vehicles inside and out.
MORE than reasonable! Here in Europe, I just payed more than 3500 Usd for the bigger of the two alternating service types for my Bent. Cont. Gt Speed.
You need to change dealerships, they must see you coming, try Paul at Mackley Engineering, Bentley and RR Specialists if you are anywehere near Nottingham, hell you could halve that price and have a night in swanky hotel if you need to travel. You folks keep Bentley Service Depts in smart clothes an cheap smiles, or was that cheap suits and smart smiles.....
@@JNFGAMBLER Switzerland....
@@svenoliver8311 That explains a lot LOL
It's in good shape? Not Hoovies then
Its the normal things ,that piss off the owner's. And its a faff going to a main dealer,as you never speak to the mechanic.
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Car wizard 🧙♂️ I have to thank you for your amazing wisdom and fun videos! I also want to thank you for educating us on why the cost of repairs exist. I can’t wait for the next video.
i love the mechanics tips. the one about spraying weather pack sealed plugs saved me on a ford 4.2L rebuild.. couldnt get plug to connect just as you said. i sprayed plug with silicone it pluged in normaly. thanks. keep up the tips
“These cost more than the jugs!” Wizard: “Not for me they don’t...maybe for you.” Absolute burn by the Wizard.
Nerd comment by a nerd about a nerd. Oh lord
Nerd comment by a nerd about a nerd...
Fuq the wizard
He's a wizard, don't question his ways!
Perfect Wizard skills on display. He can do as little or as much as needed. Well done wizard
Excellent Video Car Wizard! you're Clearly a Tech that knows your Stuff!
Hey Wizard, Can you do a video on BG MOA and other oil additives? Do you use BG MOA in the TDI motor in Squirtle?
William Clark Also, I’ve heard zinc additives can clog up catalytic converters. Is this true?
Do not use these products on EO EURO6 engines and up. Just use the correct oil and original oil filters.
You don't need snake oil products like this if you use a decent oil brand
@@TheBlaert exactly
A friend of mine has a Bentley Supersport but he got it tuned to make 851hp on E85. It launches hard.
Those have carbon fiber Bugatti seats
It will end up in Hoovie's Garage.
@@robert3302 😂😂😂😂I wish. That will something out of the ordinary
Greetings from Nashville. Not a fan of oil additives but to each his own. Thanks for the videos. I have watched & enjoyed them all.
Thanks for these videos Mr. Wizard.
I started to laugh when he said "JACK MODE".
I didn't take the Car Wizard as an "additives" kind of guy.
Additives are a joke.
They have their place in older classic vehicles .
I didn't take him as a mechanic, let alone a wizard.
He, like you and everyone else, is an “anything” type of guy when it comes to $$$
13 quarts thats alot you are awesome 👌 i love that when you are under the car you check everything that is what separates you from the quick lube places. I wish more people would see that
Thank you for the awesome videos Wizard (the Bob Ross of car repair). Wizard, what is that BG oil additive again? Thanks
TIL: A complete oil change is easier on a W12 Bentley than it is on an 03 Sunfire.
True but unlike an 03 Sunfire you cannot park W12 Bentley stress-free on your twice-a-week trips to Walmart.
Can you make a video where you change oil on a car as fast as possible. Free choice of car and then challenge tavrish with the same challenge
Any Subaru without the plastic under tray or '99-'07 Chevy trucks/SUVs. Both can be changed in a parking lot without even needing a jack, filters are super easy to get to, and the oil drain is right near the oil filter.
I love the customer reaction “Oh my god!” Classic. In wales uk they would simply say. How much?! Lol great video keep up the great work. 👍🏼
thanks for this Wizard! regarding the interior, had a 40 year old Bentley for several years, and it still smells like new leather inside.
What does JACK MODE do? Disable the alarm or something or stop the suspension drooping?
Yea it basically tells the car that it’s going to be lifted off the ground. That mode prevents the suspension from trying to self level itself, which prevents damage to the system
So if you park illegally and the tow truck jacks your ride there could be serious issues.
L.L S. Potentially yes
"torque to wizard ft pounds" love it hahah. who seriously torques every single bolt, like snug it up, and then a little bit more. it'll do!
Mr Skeedle cough cough CHRIS FIX
I do tend to torque everything, so long as I can fit a torque wrench. If not, wizard foot pounds 🙃
Depending on the application 2 grunts is my torque spec
@@samjacobs4769 yeah I heard him say that the other day actually. but it's what I've always lived by seriously 😂
@@Kevin09210 I changed a flywheel without using a torque wrench hahahhaha
Love your channel ! I wish you were closer to me. Honest common sense person ! Keep up the good job ! 👍🏻
Our service members that are working through one of the worst times in our lives we all should THANK them. I am praying for a swift end to this virus. So, our live can return to normal. You Mr. Wizard and others that are making videos are part of the answer by keeping internet views entertained and happy. I am hoping that you and your family are staying and working SAFE. Thank you again BILL N LINY
That’s a lot of plastic waste using all the small bottles, surely they give you the same discount on the bigger containers.. all a bit strange
Fair point. I buy the 5 liter cans (cheaper due to volume discount) but I always poor some into an old 1l can when topping up because the 5l cans are heavy, difficult to manouver and will spill all over the place
Wizard says that he buys on time next door, I don't know why he doesn't get two of the 5 liter ones and a couple small to top off. Would be faster and less work as well.
he probably doesnt use that oil for his normal oil change services, I'm sire he has bulk oil for other stuff.
I see it on a lot of US car shows, the use a heap of the small bottles, just found it strange 👍
When I first started, I serviced a fleet of 150 mack concrete mixers . could do 3 a day if I busted ass. I have changed more oil than I can count.
Don't know if they still make them great, but back in the day the Mac's were Something Else
Way back when, I used to work in a garage, when we did an oil change, we checked and filled all fluids, lubricated the door hinges and latches, hood and truck latch and hinges, vacuumed the front floor, and washed the windshield, inside and out, checked the tire pressure.
Thankyou Wizard for pointing out that installing a dry filter will not hurt anything at all. Even after draining, the engine is still full of oil, coating all the metal parts. That residual oil protects everything just fine for the few seconds it takes to fill the filter. Indeed, on most engines you could drain the oil and then run the engine for minutes before the residual oil started wearing off and damage started occurring. And as said, if dry filters really were a danger to the engine, all engines would have the oil filter oriented in such a way as to allow filling and installing without spilling the oil. On my current cars the filter is oriented horizontally, and on my old 4.0L Jeep it was upside-down, so no hope of filling with oil before installing.
What are you doing with a car like that if you have to question a $200 oil change, hell that's pretty damn cheap.
The engine is pretty much 2 VW VR6 engines put together.
Interesting to see that the power output is scaling pretty much linear. One of those VR6 makes about 250hp naturally aspirated (at least the one in my 2004 Audi A3 3.2 does, the ones in the R32 Golfs may have had different specs) and the two bolted together here result in 630hp, but they aren't naturally aspirated. I would have expected more loss of efficiency from the setup. Or maybe I'm underestimating the increase in power forced induction on a >6l 12 cylinder should produce?
@@TheBigOne0305 if i recall well, the w12 in the A8 from those years puts out 450 hp. add some forced induction, and you have... whatever you want) it's pretty logical that if you add some more cylinders with corresponding displacement increase, you get that much power, it's the fuel economy that suffers, because friction and shit.
I was wondering if it was 2 VR6's, love VR6's.
The Aston Martin V12 is just 2 Ford Taurus engines (Duratec 30) stuck together with some Cosworth magic breathed into them. The early ones were in the 400 HP range, roughly double a Taurus as well. The Gallardo's V10 is 2 inline 5s from a base model Jetta, again with a little extra work done.
This is a dumb analogy, as you could literally say any engine is just a smaller engine doubled. Doesn't mean shit if it's not engineered properly. It's a silly reductionist argument. Well a Bugatti is just 4 Jetta engines, I'm pretty sure there is a little more to it than some piece of shit Jetta motor times four.
Love your videos Wizard. Wish the lighting was better under the car. Do you have a light with stand you could use. Thanks for all the great videos. Alan.
100% agree about the oil filter not needing to be pre filled.
The cost savings of E85 (which has evaporated along with the U.S. economy the last few weeks) is negligible, considering the efficiency of e85 is at least 20-30% less efficient than regular gas.
Someone who drives this, doesn't care about fuel efficient. e85 is about octane with performance cars. Not many places sell race fuel at a pump.
Buys Bentley and brings it to a quickie luke. Thats crazy.
I've seen them there before along with S classes etc on Long Island and in NYC.
Dude, it's just a oil change.
@@Crazywaffle5150 Well alot Euro cars aren't always simple.
@@jaybee2344 How much simpler do you want servicing to be?
@@Crazywaffle5150 But as said, the quickie lube places won't be using the high-quality oil, they'll be using the cheap bulk stuff. And can you even be certain it'll be the correct weight?
Great video I love the normal everyday style of talk and explanations of why this or that is.
Awesome videos. Just inherited a garage from my grandfather so just getting back into mechanics again. Your videos are helping me so much. With two computers is there two OBD ports?
I'm from Kansas, I've never seen anyone in that state with a 275k vehicle lol. Are you servicing the Chief's cars or what Car wizard?
These cars are either in the garage or in the shop.
They loose value very fast...
@@nsbioy The earlier GTs had the vacuum line issues but later cars 2012+ are relatively reliable.
They are here in Wichita. In fact I saw a Lamborghini Diablo the other day at Best Buy off 21st and Rock road.
@@nsbioy they don't have problem like kias or Nissan's you see everyday
I’m highly suspicious of any oil/fuel additives. I’ve yet to see any tests which support using it.
Yep. Whenever I start do dig up information on how they came up with "37% LESS ENGINE WEAR" or "18% BETTER ECONOMY" I find out that they're using the cheapest possible mineral oil as a benchmark.
yes bentley dont like anything but oil in there
Yep obviously wizard wants to make a bit extra money by selling them. But personally if i owned a shop i wouldn't video myself to thousands of people selling that stuff. I don't have a problem when people spend their money on placebo effects. If it makes you happy, it makes you happy. But i think it's very transparent what the wizard is doing
@@user-yl2wm2gy3z IF any legit data at all exists.
Car manufacturers specifically recommend against any additives. Project Farm has also demonstrated that the additive package in modern oil is much better than that in STP.
Thanks Wizard, I thought 7 quarts was allot on my Aurora V8 but it really helped the performance.
Superb video thank you so much have learnt a huge amount from,truly grateful 🙏
Grammar check alert: the Bentley doesn't have a "smell" but rather a fragrance. Make a mental note.
@D.O.A. Essence of Bentley
Pepe le pew
Eau de Twat
18:01: In Europe we call that the "Just In Time" supply chain. Coronavirus has shown it has its limitations, but I see the logic.
JIT is a crucial part of a Toyota Production System (a lean manufacturing methodology). There's a wealth of different lean manufacturing ideologies that are used in the UK. Can't speak for the rest of Europe though. Its all really interesting stuff to sink your teeth into if you have the time to look into it all a lot of it can be used in an business. - From one very sleep deprived AML engineer
Great video very informative and enjoyable to watch.👍👍❤️❤️💎🔧
Thank you for the great content. You are doing great.
I wonder if you'll get comments regarding you didn't get every drop of oil from those bottles.
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Not his oil. It’s good enough for him, if he needs more the customer pays for it. Even if they only get 9/10 of the oil from the bottles.
never been this early to a youtube video before
Love ya car wizard. Best practice at it's best.
That’s really cool that you can run a shop that focuses mostly on specialized diagnosis and repairs and not routine stuff like oil changes
Toyota practices “Inventory as needed” for years. Keeps money out of unnecessary inventory... Good idea!
"Just in time" - Toyota
@@jaybee2344 NAILED it...JIT
It assumes a robust supply chain, though... which sadly - at the moment - is not a given.
@@RoyalFizzbin True, but then not many people are in the market for a car at the moment either...
There's a really good book, "The Toyota Way" by Jeffrey Liker that delves into the origins of how Toyota do things. Some of it's barely believable, the lengths they'll go to to get suppliers working well. The other thing one realises from reading the book is that it's all very meta at Toyota. Their secret isn't just that they know how to do JIT or Quality properly. It's not just that they know how to train people to do them properly. It's not really even that they know how to train those trainers. But it is the next training level up from that. That, plus they'll take their own sweet time making their minds up over new stuff. We're seeing some of that play out right now. Toyota used to be an investor in Tesla, but got fed up of Musk and walked away. A fair question now is, "Where is Toyota's electric vehicle?". Well, it's on its way, and they've been working very hard on solid state lithium ion battery electrolytes. The result (according to their press release) is 5 minute charging time, deep cycle (so more energy), no wear life problems, full regen braking energy recovery (because the battery can absorb it all). This will be coming to Toyotas near us all in a couple of years or so. This will make electric cars "normal"; normal to refill (no need to wait around for 30 minutes), normal expectations as to how long big bits of the car will last (so good resale value), more efficient than other electric cars, and more range. Oh, and they'll likely never, ever break down and cost half the price. If they're not very careful, Tesla are going to be stuck making cars with The Wrong Battery Technology.