Yes, cam phasers and timing chain tensioners require proper oil pressure to function correctly. That's true. However, the timing chain tensioners have a ratcheting mechanism so they will never loosen, even in the complete absence of oil pressure. And the cam phasers similarly don't need oil pressure in those first three seconds after engine start-up because they aren't doing anything to change camshaft timing.

I just received mine the other day. Shipped out fast. I have only had my Jeep a week. I cannot wait to install this~!

Such a cool product! I love this, we pay a lot for our vehicles and just want them to last. That noise on start up sounds terrible, this is a huge win and way cool its owned and made in the USA

This Guy should go to jeep and tell them how to make a better jeep this Guy is amazing .😂

I picked up one at Smokey Mountain Jeep Invasion last august. Have not had a singe ticking start since installation with the spin on adapter. Since then I have added a top mount supercharger. Unfortunately this wouldn’t work with the top mounts, so I ran into them at JeepBeach23 and found they make a remote adapter that fits under the supercharger and works just as good with the remote filter adapter. Super great product!!! Well worth the money when compared to the cost of lifter repair bill or motor replacement.

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! We're really glad to hear that. We have a supercharger planned for the future, so that's good info about the remote adapter. We've talked with the Baxter boys about how that setup might work and they've been really helpful but great to hear you've actually done it. Thanks for commenting!!

Wow very smart men. I hope they do well

@dadgarage7966

9 ай бұрын

These guys are the "top dogs."

I think it’s worth mentioning that when performing the oil change it would be of paramount importance to make sure the air supply is clean, and free of moisture/debris. Most shop air is not. A bike pump or inflater would be better than shop air.

@DanMcD80

7 ай бұрын

On a humid day a bike pump will add same moisture as unfiltered shop air......

@JohnSmith-sh1zg

5 ай бұрын

I put a no moisture sticker on my device so it kinda works like a gun free zone sign does. I’m totally good now. 👍

@HorseBudgetHero

4 ай бұрын

Pretty sure any contamination would be caught by the filter itself?

@JohnSmith-sh1zg

4 ай бұрын

@@HorseBudgetHero when you blow the air through it I assume water could possibly get through the filter and past the check valve. I just installed two of these in both of my JL Wranglers just recently and do my own oil changes. My air will be as clean and dry as I can possibly attain but I wonder about shops and their air supplies.

@DanMcD80

4 ай бұрын

​@@JohnSmith-sh1zg even if shop air has some moisture in it , itll evaporate after a 20 min drive as thats part of the pcv systems job. Every engine produces condensation after a heat / cool cycle. Is the stock air filter impervious to moiture in the air as pcv draws fresh air into the crankcase. No it is not

Unless I’m missing something, all engines need time for the oil to reach critical parts, that’s why I was instructed, 60 years ago, to never rev your engine when first starting. You need time to allow the oil to flow throughout the engine before taking off. Also, that’s why you always check your oil level after 5-10 minutes after shutting off the engine.

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

You don't rev the engine when first starting because the oil is cold, not because it takes that long to reach critical parts. The oil system is fully functional within 3-5 seconds of startup, but depending on the engine can take 3-10 minutes or more for the engine to get to operating temperature. For the longevity of the engine, keep the RPMs as low as possible until the engine is at operating temp. As for checking the oil, its good to wait for the oil to drain back into the pan before checking the level. 5-10 minutes is excessive. You can get an accurate reading after about 30 seconds. That's why its possible to accurate check your oil while you're filling the vehicle at the gas station and don't have to wait past the fill up time to get an accurate reading. Thank you for your comments!

What is the BEST Canister filter to use for the Baxter on a 2013 JKU ?

Excellent mod! Love it! What external oil filter housing do you recommend to hook up to the AN fittings on 2014 Jeep Wrangler?

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

This is a great question for the Baxter Boys. Give them a call, their number is on their website: baxterperformance.com

Yup going to put this on a 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan!

@MotorsandMischief

11 ай бұрын

Thats awesome, its such a great product. Tell us how the install went, and tell Baxter we sent you!

Do you tell us what torque settings should be applied to the "lock" screw? You wouldn't want to deform or break the threads on the plastic housing. Does this adapter void any warranties?

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

It’s about a 1/4 ugga dugga, it’s into plastic so you don’t want to put too much pressure on it. We didn’t get a spec in the install instructions but feel free to call the Baxter boys directly, they’re super nice guys and their phone number is on their website. Thanks for the question!

I don't have a 3.2 or 3.6 but if I did I would buy this cool product also in research I read a max of 30 psi is all you need if using shop air

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

Good catch, thank you for the comment!

Do you have oil flow comparison between OEM and Baxter spin on filters? Are the 2 similar? Our cam timing and chain tensioner is dependent on the right kinetic oil pressure in the engine. Hopefully this was taken into account. Can you verify? Thanks, btw I'm driving a 2019 Jeep Wrangler 3.6.

@MotorsandMischief

10 ай бұрын

All the recommended filters that Baxter lists on their site have been tested to meet or exceed Jeeps flow requirements. Be sure to use only one of the recommended filters and you’ll be all good. Thanks for the question!

@Hitman-ds1ei

7 ай бұрын

I think if you have enough information to quote " kinetic oil pressure" you are more than capable of determining filter flow, kinetic or otherwise lol😂😂

How much faster does it build up pressure and full flow in valve train? You mention 3.5 seconds stock. What is the time with the Baxter Performance product?

@Clark0321

4 ай бұрын

The oil filter retains oil in the filter offering instant oil on start up.

Thank you for your help It's fit on grand Cherokee 2014? Best regards

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

Yes absolutely. Check baxterperformance.com and they'll guide you to the right unit.

I installed mine two weeks ago and for back ground my 2014 jeep JK bought used with 140 thousand miles on it just had two of the four camshaft replaced and all new lifters, rockers , timing chains and guides added the Baxter device with the recommended oil filter ( Huge disappointment ) the engine taps maybe a second less on first start up but once you drive it for a while after and start it again it’s dead quit but after it sits at work for eight hours it taps again but running around all day it is nice not hearing the valve train I’m not ripping it but don’t get your hopes up that it’s a cure all

@rickss69

6 ай бұрын

What you will have to do is use the "clear flood mode" for the initial cold start of the day. Depress the throttle all the way, crank the engine for about 5 seconds and then let off the throttle. In that 5 seconds prior to it firing you will have primed the oil system fully.

@bordenpetrycia5364

5 ай бұрын

In doing the'clear flood mode' is fuel being delivered into the cylinders. If so then there will oil dilution from the unburnt fuel.

Will this work with the metal Dorman part that replaces the plastic oil cartridge holder and will it fit the cooler????

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

It will! In fact the Jeep in this video has that Dorman upgrade. You just need to be sure to purchase the 2014+ Baxter unit, not the 2013 - unit. Dorman upgrades the cartridge regardless of what year Jeep you have. If you have any questions, just call the Baxter Boys, their phone number is on their website www.baxterperformance.com and they'll make sure you get the right part ordered.

Will these adapters work on the aluminum dorman replacements?

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

It will! In fact the Jeep in this video has that Dorman upgrade. You just need to be sure to purchase the 2014+ Baxter unit, not the 2013 - unit. Dorman upgrades the cartridge regardless of what year Jeep you have. If you have any questions, just call the Baxter Boys, their phone number is on their website www.baxterperformance.com and they'll make sure you get the right part ordered.

No....all spin-on oil filters have check valves that keep the filter filled with oil, even if they are mounted upside down.

Crazy expensive, do these things ever go on sale?

What oil cooler assembly would the Baxter guys recommend or do they make one themselves???

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

Best thing to do is just reach out to the Baxter Boys directly, they’ll be happy to help you out. Their website is linked in our video description. Thanks for the question!

Ok, so for a 2012 Jeep JKU will the Baxter upgrade worth with a Dorman oil cooler?

@MotorsandMischief

7 ай бұрын

Yes, but just like we did in this video, you need to go with the 2014 and later Baxter kit, because the Dorman oil cooler converts the oil filter housing to the newer style and the 2013 and older kit from Baxter won't work after that conversion. Thanks for the question!

once installed and primed is it required to prime the system on cold start ups? or once installed & priming is done at each oil change no priming is required after that?

@MotorsandMischief

9 ай бұрын

The check valve in the filter works the same in a typical oil filter, so no priming is needed. Once there is oil pumped through the system, the filter will retain its load of oil for the next start up. Thanks for the question!

@archerrunner

9 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief I actually just received my unit in today.

@MotorsandMischief

9 ай бұрын

Nice!

I'm just curious. You say the Subaru will drain back in to the engine because the filter is inverted yet your filter is also inverted in this application. Why would theirs drain back and yours won't? They both have the built in check valve. Not trying to cause trouble just seeking more information.. Makes me wonder if the air compressor thing is a ruse to make to think you are draining the oil back down when in fact it has already drained down below. Thanks.

@MotorsandMischief

9 ай бұрын

The Subaru part is throwing us just a bit but we’ll try to answer this regardless. The issue is the stock Jeep canister filter has no check valve. The spin on type filters do have a check valve. Thanks for the question!

@inquisitivesoul8978

9 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief Wow, that's a response? So does the Subaru set up. Thank you.

I believe this can only be used on 2013 and up 3.6 / 3.2 engines. The 2012 and older have different filter setup.

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

You are correct! And if we didn’t mention that we apologize. Our 2013 3.6 in the other video has the Dorman cooler so it will fit, but it will not fit on stock as you mentioned. However we are currently working with Baxter in a new version that does for the older engines and that should be available soon. Stay tuned!

@miguelesmerio876

7 ай бұрын

Let us know. Def a would like this on my 2012 Chrysler 300 3.6L

Is this the same V6 in my full-size 2023 ram truck

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

It's the same base engine but the intake is different, and we think the heads might be too. Check with Baxter Performance if you have any questions, they're super nice guys. Thanks for the comment!

Would this fit on a 2022 ram 1500 3.6L v6 and would it work the same?

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

It will! Check baxterperformance.com, they have a whole application list and will get you the right unit.

in the original housing there is anti drain as long as the filter sits tight enough. there is no starvation of oil. VW makes it for more than 15 years. I serviced cars with this design.

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

That may be true for VW, but for this Mopar engine, there is a noticeable change after install. We went through quite a bit of the technical aspects of this when we visited the factory, and there is no drain back device on these engines. But thank you for commenting!

@yannigingihashvili2927

8 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief Can you shafe tje schematics of the lube syatem of this engime as it is from the OEM. It's Intresting to see this original sin...

Would this work on promasters???? My gutt says yes

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

Our response is... probably. We are working with the Baxter boys on their 2013 3.6 because its different than their current offering, so there might be something different on the Promasters. But just call Baxter and ask. Tell them Motors & Mischief sent you - they'll take good care of you and let you know if you're good to go on a Promaster. Thanks for the question!

Just spent $8000 on new timing chains, tensioners, and lifters and rockers. Maybe this is a good thing.

@bigdog8395

Ай бұрын

Could of bought a new motor.

Regards. Where can I get it?, and what type of filter would I use?

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

The manufacturer is Baxter Performance and we linked their website in the description, but here it is for easy reference for you: www.baxterperformanceusa.com When you buy the kit it comes with instructions on which spin on filters you can use. And of course you can call or email Baxter Performance if you have any questions about the filter. Thanks for commenting!

@kurtnulf3362

Жыл бұрын

The orange can of death Fram what else

I posted a review on the Baxter website but since it's a 3 🌟 they didn't post it. I bought the remote relocation kit, here you go, the long filter they say will fit (I used Fram 3600) is too long, my front diff crushed the filter and punched a hole so all the oil was pumping out, lucky it smoked and smelled so I pulled over. It is too close to the front diff. Use a short filter or risk destroying your engine or I'm going to try rotate the filter 90° haven't done that yet. Not sure it will fit but their recommendations for filters are dangerous

@MotorsandMischief

4 ай бұрын

Did you call Baxter? They're really nice guys and they make a great product. If you're having issues, they'll be happy to help you sort them out. But if you just give it a bad review and make comments on a channel that isn't affiliated with Baxter, they don't have any way of knowing you're having an issue. Call them up. They'll help you out.

@HH-cu2mv

4 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief I did not leave a bad review, (3 Stars) I bought directly from Baxter and I just stated facts. My experience with the filter size they recommend was smashed by front diff and caused a leak on the drive home. The longer filter with the relocation kit, are too long and hit the diff. If I was not paying attention, I would be buying a new engine. I simply think, they should update their mounting location or only suggest the shorter filter, mounting of filter adapter to relocation bracket. Since I installed the shorter filter and cleaned up 4 qtrs. of oil from underside of my Rubicon, It's working as advertise. I live overseas so calling is an issue of time zones.

Will this product work just as well if you install an aluminum oil housing?

@MotorsandMischief

5 ай бұрын

We have like 4 of these videos on different vehicles we have; we're big fans of the product. On one of them, one of the wranglers, we did exactly this and it works great. The only thing you need to do is make sure you match the adapter to the housing. For us, we have a 2013 Wrangler that got the 2015+ upgraded oil housing, so we had to go with the 2015+ Baxter adapter. On our other 2013 Wrangler, without the updated cooler, we installed the 2013/2014 Baxter adapter. Thanks for the question!

@erickhart6159

5 ай бұрын

@MotorsandMischief I have heard as far as the aluminum oil cooler housing of people saying they are having problems with the seals drying out to quickly from excessive heat over plastic. May I ask if you have had any of these problems? Thank you so much for responding!

@MotorsandMischief

5 ай бұрын

We asked Dr. Torque about it and this is what he said: I don't have any oil leaks on the new aluminum housing. It has been less than a year, though. I also used the actual Dorman unit instead of one of the cheap Chinese knockoffs, so hopefully that will help. The stock plastic unit on my wife's Jeep has started to leak. It is six years old. I do see people saying to use Mopar seals, since many of the cheaper ones may fail more quickly.

The only time the factory oil filter “drains down” is when the cap seal is broken. Want proof? Pull your drain plug at the next oil change. Wait for it to stop draining. Slowly loosen your filter housing as per instructions. Have someone watch your drain. Guess what you’ll see.

@DUNEATV

5 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@MotorsandMischief

5 ай бұрын

Then how come installing this makes a noticeable improvement in the valve train clatter on startup? We're not saying this is some mandatory improvement, but we've installed 4 of these on 4 different vehicles in our fleet, and we've noticed a decrease in valve clatter on all of them. To each his own. If you don't think its worth it, save your money. But for us any extra longevity for the 3.6 is worth it. Cause when it blows, we're LS swapping this sucker. Thanks for the comment!

@DUNEATV

5 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief I don’t get any clatter on start up on either of my Rubicons. Literally nothing…it just fires off and runs like a top.

@MotorsandMischief

5 ай бұрын

That's awesome! We got lots. Soooooo much clatter. In fact the clatter was the main reason we went looking for this upgrade and based on the rest of the comments, it seems to affect most of the 3.6s and 3.2s.

@cjsteele9594

4 ай бұрын

Me either. My 14 3.6 runs quiet, Change oil every 5k.@@DUNEATV

Is this going to work with a dorman aluminum housing

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

We put one of these on our 3.6 Wrangler in another video you can check out. That Wrangler has the Dorman aluminum housing on it and the adapter went on just fine. Thanks for the question!

@2403rygar

9 ай бұрын

I had the same question. Which video is it?

@shanevanorder2644

9 ай бұрын

@@2403rygar you probably have to go threw there library of videos

@2403rygar

9 ай бұрын

Found it! Thank you

Traditional filters are also bigger than the cartridges

@MotorsandMischief

7 ай бұрын

Very good point!

Good idea but sorry ridiculous price. Has anyone encountered any warranty issues if installing this product? I can see warranties being voided.

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

We've addressed both these comments before but happy to do so again. With all the cheap products out there that don't last and just focus on being as cheap as possible to get the sale, we're pleased to have found a product that's made in the USA and designed to last. We honestly wouldn't want to put anything on such a critical part of our engine that used any cheap parts or labor to lower the cost. This is one of those areas where you get what you pay for. As to the warranty, the Magnuson-Moss act prohibits manufacturers from voiding warranty claims unless they can prove the system caused the problem. However, as we say to anyone who is worried about the warranty aspect: wait until after the warranty period if you're concerned about warranty issues. Thanks for the comment!

Will the engine cover still work

@MotorsandMischief

5 ай бұрын

It didn't on our 2013 but we haven't dug out the list of alternate filters that Baxter sent with the kit to see if one of the others will fit. Our advice is to call the Baxter boys, their phone number is on their website www.baxterperformance.com and they'll help you out.

I have a hamburger supercharger on my jeep will this work for me the supercharger is in the place of the alternator

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

Call Baxter Performance. Their number is on their website and they can walk you through exactly what you need: www.baxterperformance.com

But ... what about Lucas additive that coats everything to prevent dry starts?

@ascendantrobin3230

4 ай бұрын

lucas is good for some motors but not all- it makes your existing oil weight heavier

@70blue63

3 ай бұрын

Lucas oil treatment comes in a synthetic formula so it doesn't increase the oil weight.

@ascendantrobin3230

3 ай бұрын

@@70blue63 synthetic or not, the original lucas oil additive is a viscosity of 45 even at operating temp. according to msds sheet. it will make your oil heavier. you ever try to pour that stuff out of the bottle? shits like molasses

@70blue63

2 ай бұрын

@@ascendantrobin3230 the synthetic formula comes out far lighter than the standard formula. Have you tried it side by side cause I have

Friction is bad. So are loose timing chains and out of phase cams.

@YoshimoshiGarage

Жыл бұрын

A loose timing chain is the early form of VVT.

So I know they say 30psi is all that you need.....but what if you use more? I mean, say you are at a shop and use their air system and you don't know the psi. Is too much PSI a thing with this?

@72hogdog

10 күн бұрын

I spoke to Mr. Baxter on the phone about the air pressure question. He told me the device is capable of handling up to 1000psi. but a bicycle pump will work just fine. Just be sure to remove the oil filler cap before shooting the air through.

@victorybulldog4085

10 күн бұрын

@@72hogdog thanks for that. Great info!

You spin me right 'round...

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

Great now that song is stuck in our head for the next two days. Welp “You spin me right round baby right round!! Like a record…”

@DoctorTorque

Жыл бұрын

Heh.

I don't think it'll work on a ram ProMaster?

@MotorsandMischief

10 ай бұрын

Call Baxter Performance, their contact info is in the description. They’re super nice guys and they’ll tell you if you can or not or if you can with mods or what have you. Thanks for the question!

Worth the price if you are driving it hard and absolutely need to get the maximum efficiency from immediate oil lubrication. But $400 is questionable for a normal use vehicle that isn't abused.

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

We'll say we halfway agree with you. If you are planning to use your Jeep for 60k miles and then trade it in on a new one, this is most likely overkill. However, if you're hoping to get maximum life expectancy out of the engine, then any amount of wear saved at startup theoretically extends the overall life of the engine. Thanks for the comment!

@kevinkilleen6375

9 ай бұрын

Rebuilt a 3.6 in a Grand Cherokee at 80,000. Cost Mort than this device.

A solution looking for a problem 🤷🏽‍♂️

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

Well there’s a noticeable, obvious difference in sound when you install the kit. The engine is much quieter on start up, so this isn’t so much a solution without a problem as it is a preventative solution that certain people may or may not find worth the money. But Google loves comments so thanks for commenting!

@Mr62Fender

8 ай бұрын

Sure it makes a difference 😉. But hey, here’s another comment to help your Google searches; it definitely appears you need it. You’re welcome 👍🏽

Has anyone ever used one of these on a Promaster van?

@MotorsandMischief

5 ай бұрын

Our understanding from the Baxter boys is yes, it's been done. Give them a call, they're super nice and their phone number is on their website: www.baxterperformance.com

Everyone wants to know… does this void my warranty?

@MotorsandMischief

Жыл бұрын

Excellent question, and we probably should have mentioned that in the video. The short answer is no. Some dealerships will try to tell you that if you modify your vehicle then that makes it ineligible for warranty and this is absolutely not true. Thanks to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a dealer must prove that the aftermarket equipment caused the need for warranty repairs before it can deny coverage. Some dealers will charge you a diagnostic fee if they think the warranty claim will be kicked, but after diagnostics if it's determined the aftermarket part did not cause the problem, they will refund you the diagnostic fee. Baxter Performance has a great write-up here: www.baxterperformanceusa.com/does-installing-baxter-performance-adapters-affect-my-warranty/ . Thanks so much for the question!

Drop a $20 that this is a ‘planned obsolescence’ thing. I’ll go so far as to say that’s the root of the rocker arm problem….

I think it is a scam. How about the oil filters located on the side of the engine at the bottom, can't see how this helps.

@MotorsandMischief

8 ай бұрын

The filters you're referring to are not really at the bottom of the engine, they're at the side, above the oil pump, and those filters have check valves. So the engine is only pumping oil from the filter which is maybe 2/3s or half of the distance to the bottom of the pan and the oil pick up. For this 3.6, there is a noticeable difference in valve clatter at startup on this engine between when its been sitting and when it was only recently turned off. When you add this adapter, you'll notice less valve clatter, so the system is making a difference that you can hear at every startup. Is this absolutely necessary and the engine will blow up without it? Of course not. But for folks who want to get the most longevity out of their motors, the less time the engine spends running without oil on startup, the better. But its not a scam and everything we reported on is backed up by rigorous testing. Check out www.baxterperformanceusa.com/videos there are videos showing the drain back on the factory system. Thanks for your comment.

Neat product, but almost $400?

@MotorsandMischief

23 күн бұрын

We hear you, $400 is a lot of money. We wish it was $200. Heck, as long as we're wishing, we wish Jeep had engineered this thing properly in the first place so the add on wasn't necessary. And also that it was a V8. Part of it is the economy and supply chain issues, part of it is a lot of R&D went into these things and they're pretty darn well made; all that costs something. But we do wish Baxter could afford to sell them cheaper, 100% agree with you.

@clifblake

23 күн бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief Fair enough .

Service departments make to much money changing these coolers out. Corporate will never fix the problem.

@MotorsandMischief

Ай бұрын

Preach Big Dog! We agree with this. Whether its for the dealers to make the money or its not worth the money to Jeep to fix it, we're not positive but you're a hundred percent right its a money decision. Thanks for the comment!

Awesome $400 to void my warranty!!! 10 million in service, the small % of failures are mostly from people not keeping them serviced !!

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

Sigh. Your exclamation points not withstanding, it will not void the warranty. The Magnuson-Moss Act prohibits manufacturers from voiding warranties because of aftermarket parts installation. Its been around for almost 50 years. The aftermarket part has to be the *cause* of the failure for a manufacturer to void the warranty. They can't void it simply because you installed aftermarket parts. This is 'Merica!, we don't work like that. That said, we'll say what we say to every single person who has hesitation about installing this on their rig and having an issue with a future warranty claim: don't install it now. There's no hurry. Once your Jeep is out of warranty, then you can buy this and install it. 60k miles or whatever your Jeep's factory warranty is isn't going to cause terminal wear without this upgrade. The upgrade only helps extend the longevity of the motor anyway. So if it worries you, just don't do it. Bam, no worries.

@markskibo5159

2 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief aftermarket parts are different than a modification which this is!

@MotorsandMischief

2 ай бұрын

....... You're awfully passionate for someone who hasn't got their facts straight. If you actually read the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, it makes no differentiation between parts or a modification. It stipulates that warranties cannot be voided merely due to the use of aftermarket parts or services. All aftermarket parts can be considered modifications. Manufacturers have to prove the non-original part or service was the cause of the defect to deny warranty claims. But look friend, no one is forcing you to buy this. We aren't even the sellers on this item. We simply liked it, installed it on our own vehicle and made a video about. Don't think its worth $400? Great, don't install it. Think it will void your warranty? No worries, don't install it. But please stop spreading false information for people who do find the modification to be valuable and worth the money.

@markskibo5159

2 ай бұрын

@@MotorsandMischief good luck Try to fight them, I have been there

And where is their proof of damage to the engine from the factory filter system?

@dadgarage7966

9 ай бұрын

Anecdotal evidence is more than adequate in this day and age. Stop asking such persnickety questions.

@Japplesnap

6 ай бұрын

There is no proof. There are plenty of 3.6 Pentastar engines with 200,000 + miles using the original oil filter housing/cooler and filter cartridge. The stock set-up is more than adequate.

@map3384

2 ай бұрын

@@JapplesnapWhat does Jeep say to all this? Will they void the warranty?

400 no way you are full of crap you are not getting oil to the top of the motor faster that’s funny no way would I kill the warranty. You could not pay me to put that on any rig.

@MotorsandMischief

4 ай бұрын

Hi 00750r, it definitely feels like a radical upgrade for some folks, and we totally understand those that want to keep it stock. For us, we love experimenting and its really just returning back to older designs, and some current ones, that hold the oil in the filter until you start the vehicle. We appreciate you taking the time to comment!

@cjsteele9594

4 ай бұрын

I use a quality full synthetic, and change every 5k, thats all you need to do.

@onememories8523

2 ай бұрын

And what quality oil do you use? ​@@cjsteele9594

Let me help you out. Stop buying Chrysler products. Stick with a nice Toyota and you don’t have to fix oem mistakes.

@MotorsandMischief

5 күн бұрын

We love Toyota and they make awesome vehicles, but they're not immune to OEM mistakes. The current problems with the 2022-2023 turbo V6 in the Tundra are so bad, dealers won't take them in on trade and Toyota has admitted its debris left in the engine from the manufacturing process.