Compressed Air Dry & Initial Oil Fill

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Boosted Yukon XL "Uncle Rob" FINALLY Makes Turbo Noises!! We Finish Up Assembly & First Time Startup

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What happens here

After the E85 flush, use a compressed air nozzle to blow air through the turbo oil return line, helping to evaporate any remaining E85. Then, add fresh engine oil (15W-40 weight, non-synthetic) into the engine's oil fill cap. The video mentions using cheap oil for initial break-in with a new turbo setup. Since the existing oil filter will be replaced later, it is left in place for this initial fill.

Goal: Prepare engine with fresh oil for first start after turbo installation.

Tools and materials

Air Compressor — Providing compressed air
Compressed Air Nozzle — Evaporating residual E85 from the oil system
Funnel — Pouring oil into the engine
Engine Oil — Initial engine lubrication

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um cool now it's time for air [Music] you want to see some weight reduction check this out [Music] this is like some smokey eunuch right here we're going to cut like 400 pounds off this thing by blowing rust off the frame maybe i should have drove the escalade in a few more winters i could have like blown it off and it would weigh 5 000 pounds instead of six dang this is literally the cheapest oil that i found at the store you can tell did not go to walmart because if we did we'd be pouring walmart special in here right now honestly this motor will probably blow up before this oil change would even need to be changed but maybe you won't then again maybe she will air quote drake huh i'm hilarious yeah you are right now i'm just throwing

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