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What happens if you find metal shavings in the oil filter?

Did you know?…… The “W” in 5W30 for example doesn’t mean ‘weight’? The W stands for “winter”. The more you know.

I just got my 24 WT. I live in Canada, where we get tons of snow, and winter lasts about seven months of the year! I'm glad I found a video on using the diff for the bronco to get through snow since I wasn't sure how it would handle it.

I have a 2003. I enjoyed this video very much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Torque the bolt to spec.. 30ft pounds I pre fill my filter slightly to soak the material

One of my dream cars love them so much. So many cool road in Oregon. I live in Oregon as well.

Good video. Can you use a Wick oil filter?

Do they stop better in rain/snow?

I didn’t hear you mention that the vehicle has be on a flat surface prior to checking the oil level. Take it off the ramps. Some might not know that.

Thanks for the great video 😊😮😊

Low profile tires are a blight. Give me Highrofile any day

What did you do with the rims?

Great video with multiple follow ups with the tires! Great work.

Great info and well presented!

if you Look on the OTHER side of the dip stick, where the dimples stick OUT, it is easier to see,,, I had a HARD time getting a read on the dip stick,,, I had to wait for all the oil to get into the pan,, and give it a little time after you add a little more to get the level reading..

Nope didn't work

"How long should you go between oil changes?" The answer should not be "every 5 years" people.

The dealer put the front one on mine. Pisses me off. It is the OEM one u had up first. And they used rivets. So i have to drill it out

Great video. Straight to it.

I believe those are trd filters good for 20,000 miles service great for doing 5,000 mile intervals with a oil extractor then you won't have to take that plate off and change the filter as frequent

Some people like to fill the oil filter with oil but you won't be able to do that with this one !

You got the last of 4Runners the new models not as heavy duty. I enjoy changing my oil. also when I purchased my new vehicle I opt out on the free oil changes they over tightened everything and sloppy work. Thank You

If I get a RAV4 I’m going to do this. Did you have to recalibrate the speedometer after getting bigger tires?

Since I started to work from home, I've been doing a lot of short trips with my 2021 Rav4. In order to avoid unnecessary wear to its engine, I change the oil and filter every 3000 miles.

I leave the filter plug alone as you did per the Car Care Nut's advice as they don't remove it at the dealership to save time and it's perfectly fine if you're ok with wiping off a bit more mess. You don't want to add oil all the way to max on a cold(er) engine or during oil change as oil will later expand and rise on a hot engine. Those dots are min and max for oil level so just stop in the middle. Having said that, I can almost never tell exactly where I'm at looking at the dipstick as it's so hard to see. Very nice video.

Did you say you were going to link the products you used in the description? I’m not seeing any links, can you please add them when you have a chance?

Glad to see someone else using Costco oil. I’ve been using it in 3 Toyotas. One of them for over 5 years and never had any issues. It’s so much more affordable than the big name brands.

Great video. Love how you emphasize how easy it is to work on Toyotas. Those are some nice tires btw.

Best low-cost solution. Move your foot 1 inch to the right and save your money!😂😂

I like it

Thanks . Great vid .. simple and direct.

Why turn the traction control off In 4h

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Worked perfectly - thank you!

Thanks for posting this! I used to change my oil on previous cars...until... I drove over my ramps 1 too many times. That gets old quick. I decided paying someone to do it was worth the money. But since I got the RAV4, which doesn't need ramps, I figured it's time to save some $. Thanks again!

This is a bad video not properly explained toward the end

I recently got my oil changed at Valvoline, and they did not replace all of the screws for the access door/cover guard. Do you know what screws are the correct ones? I have the correct part serial number for the actual cover just no the screws. Also, will be using your video to change it myself next time to not deal with this again.

Get straight and to the point.. sounds like a Toyota commercial.

The pledge might invite rodents under your hood.

You can add a little oil to the filter to aid in priming. The element will absorb it and make the light go out quicker.

Not at all unbelievable. This is obviously a car that has never been off-road and probably seldom driven in salty areas. Almost any modern car that traveled the same roads for the same miles as this one would look similar.

Great video, thnaks for sharing, John.

Worked perfect but I did think it was a spoof video for a second. Why they gotta make it so complicated?

BEAUTIFUL! It sits higher off the ground & no road salt? Unbelievable.👍

Just bought my wife a 2024 Rav4 Hybrid 2 days ago. Plan on keeping a long time. Thanks for the outstanding video. Will change oil daily as a precaution.

Thank you John, great video.

I believe 2021 is 7 qt and everything (so far) after is a little over 6 qt.

I recently added Rokblokz mudflaps to my 2023 Bronco Black Diamond. I like how they mount, but they do not provide long enough screws to properly assemble the front flaps. Rokblokz has added a metal plate to stiffen the assembly on the front plates, but did not update the screw lengths to accommodate the thicker stack of material. The provided 1/2" long 10-24 barely engage one thread on the holes which go through the metal stiffening plate. I ordered 9/16" 10-24 screws to assemble these properly, and this fit well. I made Rokblokz aware of this problem and their response was: "Thanks...but we know what we are doing." Not a great response, especially given the cost. Good engineering practice we teach at Caltech is that screws should engage 1.5 screw diameter. For a #10 screw, (0.190" dia.), this means the screw should thread in 0.285", which is 7 turns.

This video actually shows you how to do it correctly ua-cam.com/video/0_gqGNcicuA/v-deo.html

Easy to get at hell. What about the whole front cross member in the freaking way. All my ford trucks its been right on the bottom where there actually is nothing in the way. My wife has an expedition and ill never change the oilf again. Pain in the butt. Especially when the idiot who owned it previously put the filter on torqued to about 100ft lbs.