How to Change EVERY FLUID in your Car or Truck (Oil, Transmission, Coolant, Brake, and More)
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: • How to Change Your Oil...
Transmission Fluid Change: • How to Change Automati...
Coolant Change: • How to SUPER FLUSH you...
Power Steering Fluid Flush: • How to Flush Your Powe...
Brake Fluid Flush: • How to do a Complete B...
Differential Fluid Change: • How to change rear Dif...
Transfer Case Fluid Change: • How to change Transfer...
Tools
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Fluids
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Transfer Case Fluid: bit.ly/valvoline-dex-merc-atf...
Grease: bit.ly/SuspensionGrease
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Awesome!!
That's awesome Chris!!!! Thank you!!
What about the Blinkers ?! 😜 😂
Chris fixed MI farit car is a mustang
Cool
Me who's 16, doesn't have a car, has 2 exams tomorrow and is laying in bed at 2AM watching a 40min ChrisFix video
This video is more useful than most objects in school
This video is more useful than most objects in school
I’m 25 and didn’t know how important it is to change my fluids til now, wow. Honestly this is what should be taught in schools instead of sitting around for years in classrooms. Plus I’m here so I can save a ton of money instead of taking my car to the shop for most of the fluid changes 🔥 Thanks Chris
what he said^ …you’ll be aight kid
Only reason I'm actually applying myself is so I can go to college for 11 months-2 years so I can get a job in a shop so I'm not doing something I hate for the rest of my life
Can we take a moment to appreciate exactly how much hard work goes into these videos?! Thanks for all you do, Chris!
Thanks for being one of the people that actually understands everything that goes into the videos!
Oh yea!
Definitely
chris, this looks like hard work, like weeks of it, try to relax a little. i love the videos, but over working wouldn't be good. also amazing video
@@chrisfix thank you for your work Chris I have learned so much about keeping my truck on the road 😂😂😂😂 it's up to 273K right now it's a 01 ranger
ChrisFix, I just want you to know I'm an aspiring car guy with absolutely ZERO knowledge about cars. I stumbled on your channel at it feels like I was enrolled in a course. Your camerawork is amazing, you never curse making repairs, and your videos are insanely helpful. Keep doing your thing man I really appreciate it.
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you find the videos helpful and it sounds like you are learning a lot!
Moment of silence for who thought that blinker fluid was real
No fr i thought that was going to show up and actually stun the hell out of me
I’m still waiting for a tutorial so I can service my blinker fluid 😂
@@kushgotem5823 same
@@kushgotem5823 Buy a BMW, they don't have any.
@@wally7856don’t buy a BMW! blinker fluid isn’t real
This is why Chris has 7 million subscribers. Dude ripped through the majority of lifetime vehicle maintenance in 40 minutes.
Thanks a lot!
@@chrisfix "Autodealers And Autoshops Hate This Man... Here's Why"
Perfect description
Chris Fix is awesome.
Zzz's I just miss clicked 5 keys and it perfectly wrote that so ima post
As a girl who has no father around to show her these things, I really appreciate your detailed videos!! They have actually helped me a lot!
Can relate as none of my parents know or thought me anything about cars. It's actually fun uncovering things on your own! Happy I found this channel
👍🏽 it’s fun to do and keeps cars running smooth
That was kind of unnecessary to say but okay
Unnecessary. Looking for pity. I don't have a dad. You learn through failure. Whether yours or others.
@@alexwilson9940 tough talking a chic in your search for affirmation. 👍🏽
I remember watching Chris in high-school with my s10 learning to fix it as I went, now years later I have my own personal shop but Chris is still one of my favorites to watch, sometimes you learn something new, all the time you enjoy the video. Thanks for years of hard work and entertainment.
Same, had an 03 ZR2. I still watch Chris's videos, but Ive pivoted to watching Vice Grip Garage for the entertainment and dry humor lol
Celebrating my 5'th year of owning my '99 Blazer and her 25'th birthday in a couple months. She thanks Chris as much as I do lol
Man you make all this look so easy. This is one of the most informative videos I’ve ever seen. No unnecessary music or drama… just straight to the point.
Chris as a 15 year old you’ve helped me so much I appreciate everything you’ve done for the car community and for the people who didn’t have anyone to show them how to fix their car it really means a lot to us
You like cars huh
It's always good to flush any fluids in any automobiles all but automatic transmission ONLY if the automatic transmission fluid is ( burnt ) and looking like it's Blake fluid
@@jonnygarland4741 Actually its the opposite...if the trans fluid is looking burnt then the fluid probably has grit that helps the discs grab still and when you drain you lose that grit and the trans starts to slip
@@Bimmer_MD that transmission is screwed though, it's worn out,you could use the lucas additive if it starts slipping
Repent to Jesus Christ “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” John 1:5 NIV
[4:25] - Oil Change [9:38] - Transmission fluid [14:37] - Power Steering fluid [17:14] - Coolant fluid [24:49] - Brake fluid [30:23] - Differential fluid [32:53] - Transfer Case fluid [34:57] - Grease [36:57] - Washer fluid
Blinker Fluid is missing ☝🏼
@@emirhas8793 😂🤣😂
@@emirhas8793 he has a separate video for that!!!!
@@EazymoneyBicch i know 😂😅 with elbow greese
Thanks
I know absolutely nothing about cars apart from cleaning them, changing a tire and checking the oil. Your videos have given me sooo much information and I've watched some of them multiple times to really soak in all the knowledge. Watched the brake change video today but I'm not yet confident enough to do that. But I might just change the oil myself, check the other fluids and maybe change them or at least tell my uncle (mechanic) what needs to be changed. Keep up the great work
If you can change your oil you can do your brakes. Just make sure you have the patience haha, you can do it!
Learning to change oil is a great way to begin learning vehicle maintenance. Along with spark plugs which are inexpensive and also easy to change. Just be mindful not to cross thread your bolts. Especially the drain bolts for oil pans. Buy yourself an actual service manual for your vehicle to go along with the owner's manual. Invest in a few simple quality tools and you'll be off and running.
Believe it or not, knowing nothing about cars is complementary to femininity. Don't feel that you need to get into masculine things to be acceptable (yes, getting into cars is a masculine thing). Sadly, many women today are not taught how to be a female at all. Try and find womanly women, hang out with them and learn from them. Also, unless you've lost your hair because of an illness that you can't control, having a buzz cut is not feminine. If you look to the past, you'll find that feminine women were nothing like the women you see today. You should want to be more feminine not only because it's beautiful, not only because masculine men love it and do not love unfeminine women, but because you are a woman and once you get the basics down, you will naturally do it well. What you just heard is the truth and, sadly as well, the majority of people out ther are too cowardly to tell you the truth. I would say that most people on the coments section are too scared to tell you the truth that they will pander to you. Search for videos of feminine women and you will not see them working on cars. And if you want to get a full dose of real women, search for videos of biblical women. Regardless of how you feel about religion, those women are super feminine and super ladylike. They will give you the best advice. Reunite with your femininity and leave the masculine things to men, there are enough men around to handle the job (including your husband or future husband).
@@yougetagoldstar dude hasn’t left the 1800s. They can do what they want - get out of here with your outdated sexist bullshit
@@yougetagoldstar i agree with what you’re saying but learning about cars is kind of essential in this day and age regardless of gender lol.. if a woman is dropping her kids off at school and her car blows a tire she should just wait on a man to change a flat? lol
I think my dad only ever showed me how to grease my mom's Jeep Cherokee growing up. These videos really take some of the fear out of trying to do it yourself I'm 37 now. I have started changing my own oil, working my way up through the different fluids. Thank you with these videos I can feel confident I'm not screwing up my truck. Bc of these videos I can show my boy (who is 3 right now) how to do this stuff when he is older. Thank you these videos help on more levels than you know! Keep up the great work!
Working on your own vehicle is becoming a lost art. I love hearing that you are showing your son even just the basics or just having him in the garage when you are doing things. Makes me feel like the next generation will keep it alive. Love the post my man
Now I need "How to replace every filter in your car" that would be great Learning from México ✌🏻
Thanks for the video idea!
thats an amazing idea
Mexico gang 🇲🇽
Yes please. I need a filter change ASAP.
Don't forget the fart filter too
[00:00] Intro [00:36] How often you should replace fluids in your car [01:13] How to properly lift your vehicle [04:25] Engine Oil [09:39] Transmission Fluid [14:38] Power Steering Fluid [17:16] Engine Coolant [24:51] Brake Fluid [30:25] Rear Differential Fluid [32:55] Transfer Case Fluid [34:59] Grease [36:57] Washer Fluid [38:53] Blinker Fluid
Legend
You forget to put blinker fluid
@@aidanbarreira502 fixed^^
very nice
Blinker fluid 😂
Mr Chris fix. You are the best instructor on the web. I have fix 3 vehicles including my own using your videos. My car now has all of its accessories working. It is so good to drive with cruise control, and all the fluids in good condition. My car is now running very smoothly. Thanks a whole bunch!!
A 21 year old with their first car, I am so excited and nervous but I feel so comfortable knowing I have help from you. Thank you!
“Just look for this large metal piece that runs from the front allll the way to the back” *crushes exhaust*
@@ironsquid9724 Should. But then again..... this is the internet
Crushes driveshaft
I laughed way too hard on this!🤣
LOL
Meatwad Baggins 😂
Just imagine the cost a shop would charge to do all this. It would be an enormous labor bill.
Correct!
@@chrisfix The Dealer ship wanted to charge me $150 to do a flush of my power steering... Glad i found this! Thanks Chris ! :)
@@AlChemicalLife lmao never go to the dealership unless it’s absolutely necessary. First should be yourself, second a maintenance shop (or if you want to keep your vehicle warranty), and finally the dealership. Dealerships are expensive.
@@AlChemicalLife same. Lube n go charged me $75 to change my power steering fluid. This channel taught me I spent 8$ and 20 min
@@chrisfix so how can I take my car to for servicing. Your the only person this world can fully trust lol
Hey Chris I've been watching your car DIY videos for years and you have helped me save so much money on car repairs and you've inspired me to fix my own car for years. Amazing work!!!
I didn't know anything about cars until I get the first one. Nobody taught me how to maintain it and I always be scared to try things on my own. You make everything looks pretty simple and do a great job. Thanks a lot @ChrisFix
I’ve been a mechanic for 5 years & ASE certified for 3.5 years and I still watch ChrisFix simply because I enjoy his commentary and amount of effort he puts in his content.
Chris could upload a video on how to buckle a seat belt and I’d still sit down and watch to make sure I’m meeting his standards!
is being a mechanic the only way to fully learn about car mechanics?
@@sadiesink_ nooooo, experience or simply just book learning can give you valuable information about maintenance and repairs (or performance) on vehicles. You don’t have to be a hired mechanic to learn about the guts of cars.
@@evo4b112 but is there a secret or something? Mechanics seems to know exactly the problem from a small little rattle that you can ONLY hear if you stand on your head drinking water at 4pm on a Thursday. I want this amazing power too lol! Haha
@@jumpspace7414 i think that just comes down to experience fixing weird noises and knowledge of what can go wrong.
1. Engine oil 4:24 2. Transmission Fluid 9:38 3. Power Sreering Fluid 14:36 4. Engine Coolant 17:14 5. Brake Fluid 24:49 6. Differential Fluid 30:23 7. Transfer Case Fluid 32:54 8. Grease 34:57 9. Washer Fluid 36:55 I gotchu
Real Chris Fix fans see the whole video, although we've seen the in-depth videos ;)
I didn't get to watch it do to school :(
Ty
My Mechanical Engineering professor who use to be head of development for Ford in England, said depending on the fluid “lifetime fluid” is only good for 100-120k Miles.. This may vary depending on the manufacturer. Sometimes it can just mean while it is under warranty so 60k miles..
You sir are a legend I applaud you
I just met Chris yesterday, he's like my personal mechanic. I'm using his teachings to repair my 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 Magnum.
Man, every time ChrisFix speaks I can just hear him smiling through his voice. Love the videos man!
Anytime he talks I LISTANCE TO HIM
You dont see smiles, you hear smiles. What kind of magic you use? Can i know it?
Anytime that I read anything technical, I hear ChrisFix.
@@keithcronk7980 Listance
"An SUV" *Shows atomic bomb-proof military vehicle*
Remember, Military Standard = Lowest Bidder. Lol. I loved my HMMWV when I was in the Army, but they can be a maintenance pig. I would still buy one Mil Surplus if I could though... lol
Civilians make me cringed humvs will fail you more than your ex wife lmao
@@donaldsetting4514 I did 8 years Army and I would buy one to tool around. Lol
the Hummer is technically an SUV... a huge-ass one, but an SUV still XD
@@davidm7971 i can agree brother when i was in the Army those things needed service all the time lol
This was an awesome video! Thank you for taking the time to make this so clear and simple and some how you always manage to have a good view of what your working on (which is incredible because half the time I can’t even see what time doing let alone think of getting a camera in there!) I think the only fluid you missed was the blinker fluid but thankfully you covered that in a previous video. Keep up the good work my friend you are enabling and empowering so many others to care for their vehicles on their own!
Im an immigrant in a new country where car maintenance is expensive. I just got an old car and know nothing but to drive it. with ur help i see hope. May Godbless u for kindness and generosity in sharing these videos 🙏❤️
I wish I could pay you every dollar you've saved me over the last 4-5 years. Thanks for another amazing tutorial mate.
You can always buy stuff from his amazon links and he will get a percentage. That's what I do anyway !
You can send me money
Don’t let this distract you from the fact that I 3D Print things on my instagram💯👍.
You’d be in debt
So, you end up sending him some cash or what?
Chris, you left out the blinker fluid.
I know, so unprofessional of him
He has a separate video on it 😂
and gas, i've been driving for years and still dont know how to change the gas in my car
I appreciate your hard work on this video, it help a lot.
What about the radio fluid
Wow! Thank you Chris for all the details in this video. More information, the more we are armed and ready to fix ( no pun intended) these fluid challenges. We appreciate you!
I've changed a lot of oil on a lot of different vehicles and my dad was a mechanic for 10 years and I've never ever heard of anyone or have I ever done filling the new oil filter with a little bit of oil. I've always put oil on the seal but I've never filled it up before. I've never had a problem woth any of my engines and my dad said that he never even did that at the shop! But maybe it does make a difference it's always cool seeing other people's ways of doing things cause you always learn something new! So thanks for teaching me that cause I would have never thought of that!! Great video as always!!
This video saved my car... and possibly my life. From finding my brakes to be in critical condition, to finding that no one had ever changed the oil in the transfer case, to finding my differential was completely dry (!!)... THANK YOU, CHRIS.
I am glad you are learning a lot!!!
I like how his voice always sounds like he's filled with enthusiasm.
because he is always filled with enthusiasm
Its fun working on cars due to the satisfaction it gives if done correctly.
It's like the opposite of every mechanic
I love that you have the display table. Very helpful to ID parts for diff vehicles. I don’t have anybody showing me proper car maintenances & autoshops always upsell when they see a female customer. I plan on doing as much as I can on my own before I pay anybody. Also that pump is such a great idea, I will try to DIY my own pump. Thank you!
Chris, you are incredible human being. God bless you and your effort. This video definitely will help a lot of people out there, whether it is today, tomorrow or in the future. Instant subscribe to your channel. Although I have less time with my vehicle as I wandering on the ocean, I just can't wait to go back on land and start a new project on my own car. This is the time for DIY! Thanks man 🤘
Can we take a minute and tell this guy how much he’s highly appreciated , from video editing to information to content to the knowledge dropped 🙏🏿🙏🏿 you’re invited to the bbq brother 💯💯
Thanks the support! I'll be there soon, want me to bring something? :p
Being born in the 60s, my dad had me hauling his tool box out to the driveway from the time i had to hold it between my legs and it left marks on my fingers, I thought it was so heavy! ! Child abuse ! JK i thank him every day for how much money over a lifetime i have saved doing water pumps, break jobs, and oil changes. RIP daddy.Thanks.
i am thinkin now that my school for this was useless when i can watch 40 minute video and know better what to do than from the school
Me: Has been a full time mechanic for the last year doing mainly tires and oil changes Me: **Watches ChrisFix explaining how to do an oil change**
Same he's written it wrong lol
Full time lube tech*
beat me to it
I plan to do save, came here hoping to find how to change the blinker fluid :/
same I work for valvoline and I'm still watching this lol
watching your videos really help boost the confidence on working on mine bro, thank you! nervously excited to change the oil and filter but even more so on adding a fuel filter to the baby. wish me luck!
I love this video. I will say that some brands and models are completely different and some are similar but this should give a good idea for most brands. Also, helpful tip with power steering. remove the return line and put it into a 2 liter bottle. Now you can treat it like a brake bleed. Turn the wheel and keep an eye on the level of fluid and refill as needed. When it come in clean, you are good. Old fluid is in the 2-liter and new fluid cycled all the way through without really mixing too much with the old.
I feel like he changes all his cars’ oil like 3 times a week
I wait a while before doing them haha
Lol
@@chrisfix yea, 5 weeks minimum lol
@@chrisfix hi
Just asking what oil do you put in your car if it’s modified
0:00 - Beginning 1:15 - Lift the car 4:23 - Engine oil 9:37 - Transmission fluid 14:35 - Power steering fluid 17:13 - Engine coolant 24:48 - Brake fluid 30:22 - Differential fluid 32:52 - Transfer case fluid 34:57 - Grease 36:55 - Washer fluid 38:30 - Lower the car 38:53 - The End
God bless you!
Thanks! You're the best!
MVP
You’re a Saint
@@isaiahcedillo9435 Naahh... Just a Swede (you know, that dark and mysterious country in the north).
This is possibly the best video on your channel. All I have left to change is my power steering and my car will be good as new. I’ll probably replace my coolant hoses later on too. You’re a godsend!
This is the most thorough job of changing out all your fluid the proper way. Great job!
“SUV” shows a small tank
Well.. it is a utility vehicle.. but sporty? No way.
Small?
@@mixery_dose5435 🤣
I thought the same thing I died
you mean "light tank"
can we stop to appreciate the fact that he drove like a million cars into that spot just for a 3 second intro
that's what I was gonna say
Video: 7 You: like a million Me: ???
@@Pyth110 hyperbole
@@Pyth110 You: ??? Me: ?
This, BY FAR, is the most helpful & informative video relating to car maintenance on KZhead! Thanks a million!
You made changing your oil look so simple, but I spent an hour trying to get the drain plug out, and another hour trying to take off the oil filter! It was way tighter than it should have been.
Once you do it and a shop doesn’t over tighten it, the next time is way easier. Also get a longer wrench. Leverage is your friend! Extendable ratchets are great for that reason!
@@chrisfix We actually did get a breaker bar, and it was still pretty difficult! We couldn't get the car high enough to make it easy. Maybe next time I'll take it to the school where they have a lift.
I've done oil changes hundreds of times but I knew it was a good idea to watch Chris do it lol! I never filled the filters with oil. I had no idea
“Every fluid” but wait what about blinker fluid?! In all seriousness this is an awesome video, I love your content and have watched you for the better part of 5 years, from way back before I knew anything about cars, and to look at me now, having swapped the entire drivetrain from a 99 miata into my ‘90 using the knowledge I learned from your videos. Your content is the epitome of why the internet is amazing, and you deserve all the success you have achieved from years of commitment to top-notch content and editing!
If I ever build a special, I'm going to equip it with hydraulically actuated blinkers. Just for the lols.
I was gonna comment this but you did it before me congrats
There is nothing called a blinker fluid
Thanks for the ongoing support! That's what I love to hear!
ANONYMOUS GAMER you missed the joke
Chris, you forgot the Blinker fluid!
Best comment.
blinker fluid only needs to be replaced once a year, on April 1st.
@@TheAngusGao exactly
f
Was looking on thumbnail for it lol
what about blinker fluid
Every 50,000 blinks
Chris: Shows his Hummer that looks like a tank Also Chris: "An SUV"
Renault shows a Dacia Sandeo .... and also calls it an SUV
it really is an SUV
@@lada_niva_1.7i I know, it is just funny that it looks like a street-legal tank and be considered as an SUV
His hummer is a street legal two lane catching tank with 4 mega wheels. (In my country) Chris: An SUV Me: What???!!!
@@lada_niva_1.7i its actually a wagon
I can’t believe he forgot blinker fluid 😂
Watch the video again :p
he did at 38:53
Ikr tf man
@@Gamemaster34762 yeah we know
Must be a BMW driver
What a remarkable video!! Explained so well with amazing details. Spoken very clear, to the point, no pausing, stuttering, or useless chitchat, very precise, and added all the little quick timbits for a mess free, stress free outcome! Had all the equipment ready! Fantastic!! Couldn’t ask for a better explanation on any of it! Thank you!!
Glad the video was helpful
I'm a mechanic now, thanks to Chris Fix, thank you men i really appreciate the time you take to do these videos
My dad passed away last year. and he was always fond of cars, since he isn't around to teach me as a female I find this channel extremely helpful! nice and simple.
@DJHart yea I'd say so 😁
@DJHart If you are with someone that loves vehicles and being outside, then yeah it would be a great time
@DJHart depends on the person I guess. But giving it a shot won't hurt.
glad you're taking it into your hands! Mad respect - I can't get my girlfriend to care about our car enough to even wash it.
Hey Chris fix you’re a daddy
Chris, I really love how you show people the safe way to jack up a car and use secondary protection to prevent if from falling on themselves or helpers. The fluid changes are excellent and I can tell you put a lot of time and thought into it. Thanks for another fantastic video!!!
I feel better if I use another car for quadruple safety
Yeah absolutely I’ve noticed off the back he put a ton of effort and time into this video and making sure it was done correctly and understandable all at once had to be a task in of it self. Much respect I gotta say
I have my interview to work at a Valvoline oil change as a technician had to refresh my knowledge before my first day so this was super helpful 😂👍
My bro, I learned in this videos what I had not learned in 33 years. I feel way more capable with my own car now. The video editing was SPOT ON, you are WOW teacher. You could easy make a good course for Udemy or something like that. I would buy it ASAP. THANK YOU
chrisfix:"make sure to torque the lug nuts to spec" me:"i think 3 ugga duggas is enough"
don't make that extra 1/2 ugga dugga !! haha
NightmareWOW I just let it click a couple times I don’t bother with ft lbs lol just make it tight
Yeah but, like my dad says, "ugga duggas isn't a precision torque measurement." He says this because his coworkers would never use a torque wrench and then they would cry about the leaks they would have.
I've seen the "ugga dugga" reference on a few KZhead car videos--what is it from?
Never torque in the air....
ChrisFix: Showing a bunch of car fluids in clear cups for educational purposes My brain: Take a sip of the Mountain Dew
You don't want to drink the "mountain dew"!
I have never tried it
Oh no.
The forbidden juice.
Engine coolant
The time and effort put in making this video for us. I appreciate it man! 👊🏽
Yes knowledge is key good looking out Chris fixed
Me, 19, with no adult in my life that knows anything about cars watching this video and actually understanding how to maintain my car. Thank you so much Chris
That is exactly why I make my videos! Glad you are learning a lot!
Free-pouring that washer fluid was the best piece of film making I've seen this month. What talent!
Lol thanks a lot!
1: How to do a motor swap 2: how to install a turbo kit 3: how to install a supercharger I'm ready to sell my kidney to see these 3 videos from Chrisfix 😭😂
And how to install a spoiler.
He's workin on a turbo kit vid for his Honda.
Yeah I need some motor swap info, first gen miata just gotta be difficult
How much for the Kidney? Are you the original owner? Can you send pics?
he said he will eventually install a supercharger on the driftstang and a turbo on the honda
I stumbled across this page today and I’m am extremely grateful to say the least! Thanks Chris!
Best video coverage I've seen. Thanks for all the work you put into this. Makes me worry what I'm gonna see coming out of my car!
Hey Chris, I recently changed my own front pads and rotors on my Ford Taurus in the garage thanks to your videos. I learned a lot and now I can do it every time! You've helped turn someone who does computers for a living into a new member of the car community. Cheers my dude! Keep up the good work
I have a Taurus too!
The only channel where I do give like even before watching. Sharing knowledge for free is nobility. Thanks for the great content.
Thanks a lot!
Watched your video(s). Really enjoyed it. I’m not a mechanic, but your tutorials are very helpful for non-educated individuals (like myself) in the automotive field. Please continue to make more content like this. It gives me confidence in working on my car(s) myself.
Awesome! That’s the goal with my videos!
This is the best/most helpful video I’ve come across, im trying to learn more on cars and maintenance and the way you explained things make it so much easier to learn. Thank you !
Nobody: Me at 1am: chris fix
Yesssss
5am* haha
It's 1:24am lol for me.
3:18 am
2:49am
I love the way Chris shows everything and how to do it, all in simplicity. The best part of it, and what makes the difference with other KZheadrs, is that he shows you how to fix litterally everything, but with common hand tools that we all have at home. Greatings Chris, we all love the amazing content you offer us ! Keep it up ! :)
and its such great entertaiment
im 12 and i just started watching your videos. this is gonna be so helpful in the future!!! thanks chris
Excellent video. Very concise explanation of how to exchange all the fluids for those unfamiliar with this.
At 29:39 I was like “Chris put a log under the car for some reason” 2 seconds later a wild tongue appeared and I realized what it actually was.
hah，me too
omg i said that too hahahaha
Yes! Exactly!
COMMON HAND TOOL is the best words I here in this channel 😍😍
Nitesh do you mean “hear” ?
I absolutely love your videos, you made learning so simple and it has sparked a possible hobby for me in the future. Thank you!
Love how you reinforce common sense safety practices... Blessings and keep up the great job...
Damn Chris you went balls to the wall with the no funnel I wasn't ready for such a daredevil move
This guy has showed everything except how to change an engine.
showed everything except his face
@@yesaya19 technically not true.
@@Derpingtonshere what do mean?
@@jeff1595 theres a few videos showing his face, just search them up
No need to change engine when you service it right and it does not have too much miles on the engine
Literally got on here to figure out one thing and got a abundance of info on everything! Super detailed video easy subscribe!
Your intro has been more and more happy and enthusiastic throughout the years. I hope life is always good to you. You deserve it
Honestly this video should be required for a learners permit. I’ve seen too many people not know Jack about basic maintenance on the side of the road.
Is the pun intended?
You forgot blinker fluid though.
Watch the video again, it's in there ;)
Found it, I came here to say it was not there, so had to try to be more eagle eyed after you said you did include it!
Where was the blinker fluid part? I watched the vid twice now and didn’t see it
1990_4Runner 24:47
We were looking for it as soon as he said "all" fluids... For those who didn't see it... The recommended video at the end tells you how to change it...
My dad was a mechanic but he passed when i was 7. I now have a 2016 corolla i bought new and cant afford to buy a new one anytime soon. I'm so grateful that youre sharing this. I feel confident that i can do some of the maintenance myself and make it last longer ❤
Im soo thankful for this video in came in clutch since I have not been taught this before. SInce latley my mother has been saying she feels like she has no breaks and when i drove it i noticed too that her breaks felt squishy, and immediately knew how to do it thanks to this video, and an older version of it you posted before. So I bleed the breaks with my little brother and mannn, the breaks are feeling wayyy better than before, I just need to change the breaks next and it'll feel brand spank'in new. Im glad I did it for like around $10, which I knew if she would have tooken it in by a mechanic, it most likley would've been more than $50-100 guarantee.
Me: a mechanic that has done all of these thousands of times Also me: watches the whole video
Same thing for me :D
Nothin wrong with wanting to see others who share your hobby/career path and their methods!
Same but I've learned a few tips on things and have shared a few tips in the comments
here too
Is being a mechanic enjoyable ?
29:37 I was like why did he place a log under the car? Then I realized it was cooper lol
Nicco Games LMAO
Oh my... I literally saw a log with a tongue sticking out 🧐
Thanks a lot for sharing all these ways of changing different types of fluids for different vehicles. I also need for my 2013 Siena Van. Thank you 😊 I am sharing all your videos on replacing different parts of the vehicles because it is very easy to understand your explanations. Thank you 😊 again. God bless 🙌 😇
Thank you so much just started working at auto zone and had to refresh my mind a bit great vid!
Your channel and Project Farm's channel are by far the best thing KZhead could have, Thank you so much and I hope you never stop doing this.
Project farm is my dad
Banks Power is a very good one too.
Chris seemed very satisfied when draining the fluids
Well don’t you feel very satisfied when draining your fluids?? Lol
I’ll do the job on other people’s cars very confident but when I do my own on my car I start to over think and start pooping bricks
Which fluids? Be specific
@@kaseyrose4845 duuuude XD
Chris, greetings from Turkiye. I follow your videos with pleasure. I hope you are getting the reward of your hard work because your videos are exactly according to our needs. Thanks.
Thanks Chris you boosted my confidence with this video mate, I think am gonna give my van a go on changing all the fluids wish me luck. you are a top man, once again thanks.
Mom: Chris honey, would you do my 100k maintenance interval Chisfix:.....video idea!
Haha
5 loaves 2 fish ...45K :) @Chrisfix Brilliant video fella,the best video out there by far!
I can't imagine a more perfect instructional video. The biggest obstacle to doing vehicle maintenance is not knowing what we're doing. Not having a mental picture of what we need to do. Chris' videos take that mystery away so we DIY'ers can keep our equipment running for many more miles. Many thanks, Chris.
Man, I recently bought a '96 grand am gt, and I'm pretty sure the previous owner never flushed any fluids. They lived in a Florida beach, and there sand everywhere. I'm pretty sure there's sand in the radiator even. 😅
@@Freezinggreece2 Last year, I bought a '94 F-150 that came out of Tennessee. Turned out to be a '94 cab on a '92 frame. I flushed EVERYTHING - even the rear differential and brake fluid. It's a great truck in that you can even drain the torque converter fully. But I figured if it was a junkyard Frankenstein then I better do a thorough job if I wanted it to last. Had to rebuild all four brakes, too. I found that an oil pan off of a 4x4 will fit on this 2 wheel drive truck. The 4x4 pan has a drain plug. How nice. Don't have to be balancing an oil pan full of 6 quarts of oil in it while laying on your back underneath the truck.
Honestly, this is the best most clear and detailed video for this.
Thank you for this video, helped me change my steering fluid in my Nissan Micra K11. Now I have to do coolant, transmission and brake on this little car :)