Jump to 5:47 if all you want is to hear me talk about a few questions I always get. 1 of which being oil consumption. Thanks for watching! BTW these are my experiences with the new Forester XT, I can't say how the 2.5's are holding up!

@garystar4475

7 жыл бұрын

We have a 2017 2.5 CVT Touring. So far, excellent with no issues whatsoever!

@boomstickpd79

7 жыл бұрын

I have a '16 2.5 premium with 30,000 miles and no oil consumption at all.

@LL-ck4ei

7 жыл бұрын

I change oil every 6000 kms I have the 2.0 in south america

@Jason99942

6 жыл бұрын

I've heard many reports of the 2.5i with manual trans., burning oil. What transmission do you have and how's it going for you now?

@pauldonnelly6691

6 жыл бұрын

T-WRX i hear some people loose oil on this car I think the some problem people the way drive it when first bought it new they did not break in by the manual book.

glad watching your channel grow. it's great being a part of something from the beginning. great stuff man, keep up the good work.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude!

Thanks for this review and the last one on your 2017 Forester. We just bought a 2017 Forester 2.5 Premium! I will look forward to your next review.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

No problem man, thanks for checking out the videos!

Nice video! You do a great job with your videos. Well planned, great editing and excellent information. I'm driving my first Subaru, a 2017 Forester 2.5i Touring. So far I love it. About 7500 miles, one oil change, 29.1 MPG average and NO oil consumption. Keep on keeping on with your excellent videos!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! I really appreciate you checking out the videos!

My Wife & I bought a 2018 forester 2.5 Prem & I just discovered your channel thanks for your videos cool tips I'm going to keep up w/your channel 👍👏

I really love this channel. Keep it up

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

That means a lot man, thanks for the support!

Nice video, T-WRX! As a new Subaru owner (2019 Forester 2.5i base), I did read about the oil and head gasket issues, which is why I went with a newer model...hoping that Subaru resolved them. Looks like yours is doing good, and thanks again for this positive video!

My 2016 Forester XT is awesome! Cobb stage one, Nameless exhaust, Mishimoto intake. Broke it in good, hard. No oil consumption, ZERO! After 4000 miles, 5.2 quarts synthetic in, 5.2 quarts out. AMAZING! Driven hard, fast, and it loves it. Subaru fan for life.

Awesome video. Just purchased a pre-owned 2017 XT Touring! Your videos were helpful in confirming my purchase and I will definitely refer back to them for maintenance!

5000 miles on my 17 xt and I haven't had any issues with oil consumption hopefully it stays that way 👍👌 love the channel dude keep em comming.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Nice man, thanks for the support!

Another great Forester video, just turned over 2000 miles, it performs excellent in the mountains!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robert!

Bought a 2014 in the summer of 2013. Changed the oil in the spring and again in the fall. Less than 6000 kms., between oil changes. Always synthetic. It's 2019 today and I have never added oil between oil changes. I don't get it with the oil issue. My 7 year warranty is done or 70000 km and now I can buy the Cobb access port finally. I'm so giddy! Don't tell my wife. Catless J pipe, 4 inch intercooler. Just for starters. Time to play! It's fast now but like all of us it should be faster!

really like the channel, you seem like a really awesome dude my man. appreciate the time you take to make these vids :)

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I'm happy you guys are enjoying them!

@kcm732

7 жыл бұрын

T-WRX for sure dude, you're one of the few subaru enthusiast channels doin' it right, keep it up ^_^

@phylliswhitman6043

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Morgese l

Sweet man, glad to hear the car is holding up well

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah man so far so good!

Another informative video. Great stuff. Keep up the good work!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir!

Another great video dude! Keep it up!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

Wow the drain valve is so simple and so genius. Definitely worth the buck

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed, its been great so far!

THANKS FOR THE INFO, enjoyed the vid

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

No worries, thanks for watching!

Love the channel, great videos! Can you make a tour of the Forester? the features, inside? And other things in it, like a review! thanks!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Sure man, I'll add it to the list!

love your channel name!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks man!

HI there! really appreciate your helpful video! We're getting a compact suv for our 20 year old daughter. But we can't decide between the Forester with eyesight and the Rav 4. Which would you recommend? Do you think or know if the 2018 model would have oil consumption issue? Or other mechanical issues?

I have Forester 2013 ..It is very wonderful

Hi - great video. We have non turbo Foresters - 2017 and 2014. Older Subarus are notorious for head gasket failures. I have been told that there has been a recent redesign of the head gaskets. What is your view and what is your opinion regarding frequency of coolant changes? Thanks!

Thanks for the video. I have a 2014 XT with over 50K miles and it's never used a drop of oil.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Nice! Good news!

@hugob2190

4 жыл бұрын

I'm looking to buy a 2015 xt and I'm worry about that consume is yours still ok?

Nice video! Did you add MOA to engine which my dealer does? Shops in my area mostly sell 5.0 litter oil/ bottle. What do you suggest for keeping the un-used but bottle opened oil for the next use, about a half year? Thanks

liked this episode. i wonder where you got the oil valve. i have a subaru xv fb20 engine. i do the oil change myself but dont have a lifter. the oil valve should come in handy. thanks andmore power

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

THanks for watching!

Had a brand new GTI about 20 years ago. On the first trip for an oil change, the BMW mechanic torqued the threads right out of the block. Cost me $300 to get fixed and always dripped afterwards. The car after that was a Civic. I put the valve in the day I bought the car and have been changing the oil MYSELF for the past 20 years!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

These are the stories that keep me at home in my garage!

Ive got an Impreza and it hasn’t used a drop of oil in a year. Only done 5000 miles in it since then but I do get the revs up high fairly regularly. Impressive engineering.

The under coat by subaru is to help prevent rust and from salt damage during winter.

I have mine XT, I am so happy wit it. There is no oil consumption. Also there is no turbo lag with the CVT.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome man!

I have a normally aspirated '16 with 20k on it. The CVT is very nice, though sometimes while entering a freeway, I wish there was more. The care is scary amazing in the snow.

Last time I head they changed the internal workings of the motor and fixed the oil problem

Very nice video. Now I want a lift too. My 2011 Forester (non-turbo FB25) just went out of warranty and I was wondering if I should keep using 0W-20 oil (I use Mobil1 full syn.) I have seen some chatter around the web that the thinner oil is only recommended to improve Subaru's fleet mileage standard. Is there another weight oil that would better extend my engine life? Using very little oil now at 100,000+ miles even with the dreaded FB25.

I have a 2016 xt with 13k miles and no issues at all. I always monitor the oil level to keep safe. No mods at all on it and I'm still happy with it.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Nice! Sounds a lot like mine, good so far!

Would you know if the 14xt has the same undercarriage , like no plates under the car like the sti has in your last video

Awesome channel man, just subscribed. I'm curious about your tire rotation. Around 7:30ish I noticed your front left tire looks more worn on the inside than the front right tire. Is that a camera angle thing or do you think that tire has just been worn more? Is it perhaps due to that wheel being the drive wheel for the front axle or more so due to yalls driving habits? Thanks again for the indepth look at this vehicle man, it's awesome!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

I checked it out, I think it just came out weird on camera. I try to rotate every 6k miles or so!

15k subs before 15k miles? LET'S GO

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Awww hells yeah

I had a 2016 Forester XT Premium, did oil changes every 6,000 miles, and it never burned a drop of oil. Traded it in after 26,000 miles for a WRX STI, which burns very minimal oil between changes, again every 6,000 miles.

Thanks for the video, I currently looking at long distance purchasing of either the XT or WRX premium here in outback Australia. Closest dealer is 700 kilometers. Have you towed anything in either car's and know the tow limit? How much is the difference in road clearance height of the XT vs WRX? Reason being I may have to drive over dead kangaroo's.

Great video. Does that valve ever leak? What brand is it? Thanks

Nice video. I like where the oil filter is located. I have an 09 Forester with the non-turbo 2.5 with 92k miles and no oil consumption, but when I change the filter it's a mess underneath. I'm thinking of getting an Outback in about one year.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed, the new filter location is amazing!

Nice review, you do a great job. My parents and I have owned a total of five Subarus. Two Forresters (2004) my parents bought, two Outbacks (2014, 2015) my parents bought, and a 2013 Legacy I bought. Of the two Forresters, only one started burning oil (it was the 2.0 L turbo unit) at 140,000 miles. That is not great but not horrible. I have been the unlucky one with the 3.6L H6. It burns 1.5 quarts every 2.000 miles - which is not enough. It started burning at 47,000 miles. I change the oil every 5000 like you. Subaru claims that now i should put in 6.9 quarts (not 6 quarts recommended) and burn through the extra oil until the next oil change. I burn 1.9 quarts and check the oil level religiously as I know I will have to refill it once before 5000 miles. Subaru says it is good for the environment - my car is definitely not as I put out a ton of burnt oil constantly. I barely passed emissions last time. If it fails next time, I will have a stronger case for an engine replacement.

you know I think the oil consumption thing is weird. every wrx I have owned had sucked up oil like crazy. ej20 ej25 but now my fa20 is fine. I think people just don't pay attention to their oil till it's too late. esp when the dealership tells you 6k+ miles between oil changes(that's what mine says anyways). oddly enough my 15FXT and WRX doesn't consume oil at all. great channel. subscribed!!

Nice garage everything organized for automotive service 👨🏻‍🔧👍

Two questions: How does the Forester w/leather handle the WDC summers? Would you consider mud flaps (OEM or 3rd party) purely from a dirt mitigation perspective?

about to have my first oil change (just ticked over 6k today!) and I was initially very worried about this, but I checked my fluid levels not that long ago and everything seems okay. Sick video either way Chuck!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, no issues thus far! Thanks for watching!

we just bought ours and love it at 500 miles, but I wanted to watch an oil change. Love your lift! where did you purchase it?

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Congrats on the Forester! I got the lift from ASE Deals back in december and I'm loving it so far! Check out my video on the FAQ's if you are interested in one of the lifts!

Great Vid!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@rileyv6707

7 жыл бұрын

np

Hey Man. Quick question. I am strongly interested in the Forester XT. I am glad to hear that you are getting 27 mpg in commuting. From a fuel tank, how many miles of cruising range does the XT get? From an empty tank, how many gallons due it take to fill up? Do you have to use premium or does regular work? Sorry for the huge amount of questions but I feel an owner will be more honest that a dealer. Thanks Bud!

I got a 2013 legacy I4 and at 100k miles it started to burn a half to a quart of oil between oil changes. I just carry oil w me all the time. I’m at 146k miles now.

I've been using Pennzoil Platinum 5w-30 in my 10 Legacy 3.6R for several years now, never had any issue with it. My local dealer parts manager mentioned that bottled oil sold by Subaru Canada are essentially OEM packaged Mobile 1.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah Subaru Oil in the US is actually made by Idemitsu. Thanks for the input on Penn Platinum!

@memonewman11x

7 жыл бұрын

T-WRX alot of ppl say the Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w30 is the best for the fa20. i've been using it just bc of what I read in a total of like 5 mins of research haha! its probably not necessary

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

"ultra" platinum huh? I wonder what the difference is in the ultra?

@kwinsley1

7 жыл бұрын

in my country ( in Curacao ) we use Pennzoil for Subaru and I use it to in my Altezza

Thanks for the video! I just changed my oil myself this weekend and the level was just slightly over the full mark. I drained some of the out to get back to the full mark into a glass jar and what came out was very dark. It had some amber around the edges but you couldn't see through the jar. I drained it hot and let it drain for about 20 mins. Any ideas? It's a 2018 XT with less than 20k on the od.

@adventuremango520

2 жыл бұрын

thats normal

My 2012 Subaru Impreza never burnt oil like the other cars around that year, but it did blow up the engine at 45,000 miles.

@theskyizblue2day431

Жыл бұрын

How?

Is there an advantage to having that type of lift when doing tire rotations?

what was your deciding factor of choosing the forester over the outback

The Ford EcoBoost has the same problem, because of block ventilation. As the oil circulates and blows out the PVC valve it shoots oil directly into your intake and can cause oil loss. this can be fixed with an oil separator catch can that separates the air from the oil that goes back into your intake and returns the oil back to your crankcase.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Interesting to know, thanks man!

Just did the oil in my 05 Legacy GT. Fighting with the filter made me long for an FA motor with the top mount filter.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've got an STi as well. Hate the oil changes!

@theend1555

7 жыл бұрын

Oh right, forgot the STI has an EJ!

Do you take your cap off before you put the car on the lift for an oil change? What made you decide a drive on lift vs 2 post.?

2015 0 oil loss.. But i did have to replace my CVT for the newer HT one

Chuck, thanks for this excellent video. What OEM tires came with your Forester and how are they performing? Just bought the 2017 Forester 2.5i. The OEM tires were Yokohama G91. They don't get good reviews and I'm wondering if I should replace them. I'm talking with the dealership about a tire trade. Thanks.

@josephkohn5789

7 жыл бұрын

On my 2014 2.5 I replaced the stock G91 with Continental True Contact. Huge difference. Excellent dry and wet grip and no more squealing noise when turning into parking space. They now have 29,000 miles on them with good tread left.

Ok Group, What oil consumption do you think would make you happy? ie 500, 1000 ,2000 ,5000 ,10000, 20000, 50000 miles per quart? Do think a car that uses oil at 10,000 miles per quart is better than one that uses oil at 2000 mile per quart?

haven't ran Into oil consumption for the xt more of cam sprocket issues, but you'll know if the cel comes on. couldn't wait for the 18 so I picked up the wrb sti. to add the non Turbo forester have covers blocking the drain plug.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yikes, hopefully I don't encounter the cam sprocket issues. I figured the 2.5 may have the old style undercarraige cover. Like the STi.

Nice video. I heard somewhere that Subaru did address the 2017 vehicles oil consumption "problem." I have a question for you and that is the rack you have on top of your Forester. Is it a stock factory rack? I have a 2017 Forester as well and am thinking of adding one to mine. Thanks again and keep up the good work.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Nope its from amazon actually! I did a video on it!

Hello,I just bought a subaru forester 2017 in 2020,,and you give update on your 2017 anything i should know,,thankyou

This is why I drive since new a 2009 Mazda 3 s hatchback 2.3 with 5 speed auto and 195,000 miles. I have been dumping money lately for suspension parts at all four corners and a trans module. A trans module is not a rebuild. At the end of the last 5000 mile oil change interval I got back from a 2000 mile Marathon trip in 50 hours. Car ran like a champ. Did not burn or leak a drop of synthetic oil.

Thanks for sharing! I love my fumoto value, def makes for some quick oil changes! Where do you buy you STI oil filters from? I would like to buy them on Amazon but for some reason I'm only seeing wrx filter(could be missing it though lol)

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

I get all my filters on amazon! amzn.to/2kNUxiW

I have a Forester XT 2013. It does some short noise (like something breaks) that can also be somewhat felt in the following scenarios: * When I turn left, then press breaks a little (the car is still driving) and then press the gas again. The noise seems to be coming only from the from left side in this case. * When I drive, then press the breaks a little and then press the gas again. The noise seems to be coming from the front (not from a specific side). Do you have any idea what is the meaning of this noise?

The oil consumption issue was the main reason I didn't buy a 2014 Forester...I was hoping this issue was resolved in later models of the Forester.

@stevethea5250

5 жыл бұрын

Is it resolved now ?

I have a 2015 Forester. It consumes about 1 quart between oil changes. I am at 55,000 miles. Didn’t start consuming till about 20,000 miles. I did a proper breakin and I always wait for the engine to warm and idle down before I load the engine.

Thanks for the vids mate, always interesting. Does changing your own oil have any effect on the warranty of the vehicle? Down under at least, we would have to take our Subbie in every 6 months for a service to maintain the warranty.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

No sir, its against the law in the US for manufacturers to require you service your car at the dealer. So you can do it at independent shops or at home. You just have to prove it was done if a warranty issue comes up.

@alexigs

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWRX_Chuck wish it were the same here in the Philippines... Generally, dealerships do not allow customers to view their vehicles while being serviced... which adds to the paranoia.

good, dont ignore the acea a5 spec👍

Well my 2017 2.5 non turbo does in fact have covers underneath and they have to be removed to access the oil drain plug. You are welcome to drive over here and look at it yourself.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Jerry Faircloth xts only I guess!

zero issues with my 16 WRX with 16,000 miles, but a family member had a blown gasket from the oil consumption issue in a 2014 Cross Trk with less than 50,000 miles

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Dang, FA motor for the win I guess.

They fixed the oil burn issue for 2015 models and beyond. my dad was wondered about the Same thing. so he got the 15 model and hasn't burn any oil at all.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Good to know!

@garystar4475

7 жыл бұрын

Which engine 2.5 CVT, or 2.0 Turbo CVT?

@senennieves5958

5 жыл бұрын

I have a 2015 Legacy 2.5 i premiun and it currently has 71 k miles, bought it brand new and i have had the low oil light come on twice in 4 years that i had it, i added a quart of oil and it took care of the low oil light

I'm looking at a 2018 Forester and people have warned me about a head gasket problem. It appears this has been fixed, but were you ever concerned about having to replace head gaskets before 100,000 miles before you bought you 2017?

i thought it was only the 2.5 engines that had oil consumption issues. My 14 xt didn't but it did smell like oil.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah maybe it was, but I get that question constantly.

For someone looking to buy a forester would you recommend it.

Whats the name of that valve for draining oil, where to buy one? Thx

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Fumoto, they are available on Amazon! amzn.to/2f6KWwy

How easy is it to change out the Cabin Air Filter?

I was curious on the oil for the newer Subaru motors. Considering buying a forester shorty. But yea, that pennzoil is great. My 2az burned oil with Mobil 1 and castrol. Put the same stuff in you did (5w-20) and it dramatically slowed down.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@senennieves5958

5 жыл бұрын

so are you saying that the brand of oil you put in the car can make a difference on if it burns or consumes oil ?

A man that talk from experience and not from "i heard this I've heard that" Great video subaru are the best !

Good video. But I want to ask some questions. Was the car driven before the oil change to warm the oil? Was the oil filler cap opened before you release the old oil on the bottom of the engine? Why do you nt remove the old oil filter during the drain of the old oil? By the way your garage looks tidy.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Yes it was warm, I did pull the cap to release any vacuum. I was less thorough in this video because I did a video on the oil change process a few months back. I didn't remove the filter while draining the oil because the car was on the lift and I couldn't reach it if I'm honest! Thanks for watching!

Nice video! An update? Issues? Thanks!!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Still no issues! Forester is running great!

BTW thanks for videos, I'm thinking to change me car for Forester XT, still have some time so will continue to watch your videos )))

Hi, excellent video, congratulations. I have a question, do you lose the Subaru warranty when you make the oil change on your own? (In my country you lose it in this case) what does the Subaru policy say about it? Thank you!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Nope, its illegal to require maintenance be done at the dealer in the US.

@danniepedigo9638

4 жыл бұрын

The Suburu warranty book clearly states they cannot deny you warranty coverage if you do the work yourself or do not do it at all!

Did you buy it new? If so was the undercoating from the factory?

hi man on older model year people they say when it comes to misfire its hard to replace the coil ignition because its boxer engine that's the big issue. what you think about an older year. feedback plz

I know you personally like servicing your Forester and STI, did you buy extended warranty on both vehicle?

2017 foresters come with a plastic door over the drain plugs. Only on non turbo if I'm not mistaken. It is just push clips to remove it. Working for subaru and my wife having a 2016 wrx. I find the FA20 takes around 5.5 quarts to have it at full. The recommended 5.4 never seems to be enough.

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

I put in 5.5 actually!

@jc24_zr2

7 жыл бұрын

T-WRX good man! Awesome to hear when people give that kind of attention to their car. As a fellow turbo Subaru you got mad respect from me bro.

So this would be the second oil change Ive my 2017 subura 2.5l forester mine takes 0w 20 full synthetic cvt atf and so far every time it has gone into a sort of limp mode any ideal why? I'm at a lose.

I'm thinking of getting a 2017 XT, any transmission problems, or other issues?

I really like the cvt for fuel economy and sport for when getting down to business the fact it stays at that rpm give me hope I can make good fuel economy on a turbo then that of a non turbo the fact you can get v6 power from a cylinder and Have an ok power to weight with some good fuel economy specially one of the best awd systems is all good in my book and full synthetic is awesome giving better protection for the turbo

@Carubines

6 жыл бұрын

If I may recommend I use it for my mercury Milan v6 and that is marvel mystery oil it's awesome cleans your fuel lines unclogs injectors and gives proper lubrication to the fuel which in reality your car needs and today's fuel doesn't have that anymore since it has ethanol which I believe they use in the fuel to remove to help keep the moisture out

For a daily gas saver I really enjoyed the 2013 Legacy, the CVT was not bad. I can only imagine the newer models have a better behaving CVT...Subaru should keep it out of the "sporty" packages though :\.

I just found a 2018 xt here in az same color as yours but premium trim 28000 miles for 25k at a ford dealer. What do you think. They are very hard to find the turbo ones.

Hi.Chuck (Charles?) - here in Australia I’ve owned 10 Subarus over 40 years (Leone, Liberty, WRX, Outback and Forester) my 1997 Forester got to $425k before the camshaft seized - never had oil/coolant level or head gasket issues and all these vehicles had high kms - only updated due to lifestyle changes - I stopped at 2013 models because of the CVT issues around 60k-100k for the 2013-2017 Forester/XV/Impreza models - I believe the CVT has been Improved for the 2019 onwards? It’s five years since your video and was wondering how the XT is now? John in SA

Isnt the forester oil burning issue more on the 2.5L?

I've got a 2013 SJ XT. still doesn't burn any oil after 96k/km. CVT works very well. I'm happy with it. great car, love it

@loudbass11

7 жыл бұрын

fumoto valve is awesome. put mine in after first oil I did when I got the car. good thing to as it saves your knuckles from the nice sharp around the plug

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

Agree, love the Fumoto!

Unfortunately I am seeing Oil Consumption issues on the Impreza 2013 (Canada) now that we are approach our 5th year. The last two oil changes (at 7500 km each) we lost 1 litre of oil each change (down to first notch on the dip stick. Typically all city driving and oil change is done at the 6 month mark. Subaru recommends 6 months or 10,000 km (which ever comes first). Subaru also claims that it is ok to lose 1 litre of oil for 2000 km. So we are off to our first oil consumption test.

I have a Forester 2016 Limited and what do you think about using Royal Purple with there filter as well? I have no complaints about my choice and I'm on 7,540 miles. My work is only 2 1/2 miles from home and I'm really looking forward to doing a road trip in August from L.A. LA. and Austin! Great lift!

@TWRX_Chuck

7 жыл бұрын

As long as it meets their specs you should be good! Thanks for watching!

@darrellborland119

5 жыл бұрын

Wayne....I think you are wasting hard-earned money on Royal purple. Thanks.

Would it be ok to use pep boys brand of synthetic oil in a new forester?