Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon Oil Change FULL SERVICE (2023 and UP)

Every 5k for me. Easy math. Lots of offroading and road trips, 20k miles this year on my '23 AT4. As one who rebuilds the first gen Colorado 5cyl motors for owners with lackluster maintenance intervals, an approximate $500 cost difference in oil changes over years prevents thousands more in engine replacement cost. I don't want to find out what the L3B is going to cost to replace.

That Colorado is a downgrade from the previous version, just saying

when you changing the oil in the canyon?

I have a 2024 canyon aev and love it. Great truck. The underbody cameras are so cool

Five to Seventy Five Hundred miles? lol

Great video and it's so informative Jason! Keep up the great content!
BTW, do you have any interest in working with us? I just sent an email to you and we can talk further there if you'd like. Look forward to your reply soon!

If you wanna run the factory Ac Delco filters. Rockauto sells them by the case. 12 for about $60. Wix are probably better quality though.

What happened to the havoline pro rs oil? That was my favorite oil by them. I cant find it anywhere anymore.

I believe that Lifelong oil has seal conditioners meant for higher mileage engines. Not sure how it will react to lower mile vehicles

Great video and information since I have a Canyon. Keep up the great content 👏

Costco's Kirkland 5W-30 full synthetic is Dexos approved and only $39.99 for 10 quarts and WalMart has the ACDelco filter for $11.10 -- that's $24/oil and $11/filter + tax or <$40 for an oil change for a DIY.

I'm so excited Colorado Bisons are back on the channel!

I’m use wix filters on all my vehicles except the 4runner. I like how easy it is to change the oil on that rig. That suspension setup looks cool-feel free to go further in depth about the set up/features AEV has for it. Just to stir the pot about oil changes-the 4runner gets synthetic every 10k miles-I send a sample to Blackstone every time, and the results always come back good (I do drive 80 highway miles round trip every day, so they are not super hard miles).

Very useful video. I am surprised how easy that is on the Colorado. It’s as easy as on a late model Jeep Wrangler that I have. My only concern with the method you showed is starting the engine without full oil fill up. I don’t know why that’s done. I haven’t seen this for other engines.

Nice Chevy

Who keeps that truck so nice and clean?!

That looks much easier than the 2016 Colorado Z71 3.6L

Did he fix all the electrical issues yet?