Engine oil and baby oil are both made from crude oil so i wasn't surprised it worked, still fun to watch though. I would like to see you try dish soap :)
Exactly. Baby oil is mineral oil with some scent added to it, and non-synthetic engine oil is basically a blend of mineral oils. Although the viscosity is probably not correct, I would expect baby oil to perform about the same as regular engine oil.
Rennie Ash Baby oil (and consumer-grade mineral oil) is highly refined and its composition is well-known. Engine oil contains both contaminants and viscosity/heat stabilizing compounds, many of which are toxic.
you should go to a oil change place and ask for a change and watch the guy changing the oil be like wtf is that smell ??? lol is that baby oil (0_O)lol
The " you should go to an oil change place for reaction lulz " suggestion pops up at least 10 times each in all of their " Will -something other than engine oil- work in place of the engine oil? " videos. They DEFINITELY need to start doing them after they've done each " experiment ", at least with the vehicles that survive.
Two Bear Arms baby oil is mostly just mineral oil anyway. They could have easily gotten it in bulk for even cheaper, and without the fragrance some baby oil has. It would probably actually last longer too.
Baby oil is basically just mineral oil which is what cars were run on before the additive years Loses its lubrication properties pretty quickly compared to modern oil but I wouldnt be surprised if you got a few thousand out of it .
if i did that with my car, i'd be watching the engine temperature, listening for any ticking or knocking, and see how it performs when you drive it at highway speeds and when you stomp on the gas. but since you guys pulled it off successfully that tells me that baby oil and regular 5W30 have a similar if not the same lubricity factor
Terrill Williams No. You can buy electric "turbo chargers" on ebay for like 300 bucks which are just glorified desk fand that you put on your air intake. They don't create enough pressure to have any effect on HP
Or buy a turbo/ centrifugal compressor housing and machine a back plate and bolt the wheel onto a monster brushless motor and lipos see what thst does lol
William Neigum Lol. It will possibly make the 100 from the residual oil covering parts from the change and the baby oil won’t burn until the old oil is fully mixed into the baby oil. Just a guess.
Tyler Spiker well with the right maintenance on Toyota or Honda with out modifications like a turbo, you can-easily get 400,000 miles if not a lot more, I know people that have older Toyota’s with 600,000 miles, and civics with over 550,000 miles
LOL...Toyota has a recall because of engines that fail..Toyota put wrong pistons in their engines thus no good and they die..Toyota Tundra 5.7 Camshafts failed thus killing the engines from brand new..Toyota 3.0 was a dud as every one had a head gasket problem thus killing the engine on some and needing heads and head gaskets redone on others..Toyota sludge engines,that killed Toyota engines at low mileage.. Toyota got their name from paying reviewers to praise their vehicles,all Asian makes did this in the 70',80',90's and continues today..It was even talked about several times by different journalists over the years... I own a dealership,garage and I have not seen evidence of Toyota's not breaking down or lasting longer than any other make..Peeople with Toyota's generally repair them by the book and replace engines,transmissions etc..Then the 2nd or so owner gets the car and the car had a new engine that they dont know about and every part replaced,then they drive them 50,000 or so miles without doing a thing..Like any car this would happen...
It’s because it’s the 92-96 Camry 2.2 4 banger engine you can’t kill those. I had one with 500k and got rid of it running and driving after I didn’t drive it at all anymore. From 100k-500k, all I did was oil changes, brakes and one set of rear struts.
I had a Toyota Celica 1995 2.0L engine. I once ran it for over a year noticing it was running rough but I didn't bother checking anything cos it got me to and from work without a hitch. Months of this 'rough feeling' so I checked the tyres thinking they needed either replacing or more air, nope, all okay, checked the sparkplug caps, all okay, checked the radiator coolant, all okay, checked engine oil with the dipstick, dry as a bone. For almost a year I drove it with little and then no engine oil. The sigh of relief the engine gave me when I did top it up couldn't be felt as soon as I drove her. Toyota engines are superb!
I think this proves that it doesn't matter what kind of oil you use, those "performance" oils will get you the same thing as regular. Synthetic and conventional are still different tho
That's not true. While this oil works well as a temporary solution.. It won't withstand the same temperature and wear as regular oil does. The oil itself will probably not last as long as regular oil.
This actually makes logical sense: back in the day the old hit and miss engines used to use the same viscosity mineral oil(baby oil) so that explains why it works fine.
I ran diesel in my gearbox and clutch on my dirtbike to flush it out, didn't cane it while it was full of diesel but took it for a slow ride and drained it and refilled with proper oil and never had a problem
tommy d u b b s I say shit like that when I wake up in the morning. You think changing a lightbulb is exciting? Try peeing in the shower my dude. That's some real shit.
These guys know how to live life. Be as happy ad possible about everything. They're driving shitboxes with fucked everything, and they're still super hyped.
Mineral oil is very stable, it also handles punishment very well also. Hvac compressors use mineral oil to keep its parts lubricated and moving. they also operate at a very high temperature and ridiculous speed in comparison to combustion engines. The tolerances are also much less so it makes sense it would actually work for a car. I would be interested to see if actual hvac compressor oil would work better for longer. It should as it's even more stable and cheaper in bulk. You could probably get more milage out of it, compressors are typically hermetically sealed and the oil can last for decades.
Jason's Shadow 94' or 95' Camry. Was my first car till' it got the fucking rear end smashed christmas eve by a drunk dude. I still have it and it runs fine. But now i have a 13' Corolla S as my car. Cant beat a good yota
Olive oil is vegetable oil, in fact it is a trick in mechanics to lubricate tools (mainly lathes and cuts) and machinery at low cost, when you need a fine oil that does not get too dirty. -In fact, used oil from fryers or food businesses is used to make Biodiesel, (or there are people who mix normal diesel with cooking oil to save on diesel engines) -There is an episode of mythbusters where they test whether it is possible to use an engine with "alternative fuels" power and performance are not the same but it works perfectly
Squeek Tate I think most people would agree the 350 is a god tier engine too. Toyota is just much more consistent throughout the years. Just because Toyota is really good doesn't mean other things aren't really good.
don't do that. engine oil becomes very carcinogenic once it's used oil. i wouldn't be surprised if new engine oil is unhealthy as well. It's chemical guys, not meant for babies butts.
Another thing to consider is baby oil (also called mineral oll) is very thin, which is better for cold environments for start up. I'm wondering the viscosity difference between baby oil & 0W30.
If you hate your child do it if 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Jk lol actually do it if u want child abuse and 1st degree under charges oh and hopefully u don’t drop the soap in jail 😭😭😭😭😭
I had a Toyota Tercel with a Paseo motor in it. I had the mechanic put some Marvel Mystery Oil in it. A 50/50 mix I think. It Immediately triggered the oil light (it was on all the time), I had him change the oil shortly thereafter and the oil light always stayed on when I started the engine but usually went off either because the engine heated up enough or I could floor the accelerator and the light would go off. Never did figure out the problem, I think the oil pump was damaged by too thin oil. It's best just to put in what the manufacturer recommends, there's a reason for that. 🤷♂️
