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Thanks . Great vid .. simple and direct.

Why turn the reaction 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.

I did it today i needed an impact driver to unscrew the drain never going to good year ever agajb -they did my break in oil change

No oil filter pre-fill?

Glad you showed your 2019, those are the tires/size I have been considering. Kind of want some with white lettering though, I think that adds a nice look

Very easy to do, but one of the messier ones because of how the oil drains and the positioning

What year is yours?

OCD. Go easy on yourself.

im gonna get one soon 2018!! my god what a nice car i could just walk around a look at it for hours!!

1:32 did you call your Toyota RAV4, a Ford lol

Did they chew up your rims while changingv

Super easy video. Thanks so much for putting it on.

Aluminum is metal...

What are all the tools needed for this , wish he posted links

Doing my RAV4 prime today. 700 break in mile in the gas engine. So I used 15 gallons of gas that is how I know. They don’t have an engine timer on them

Thank you!

After about 20 oil changes with those blue crush washers, they seem to corrode after a short time and the drain bolt loses it's tightness and may cause an oil leak. I toque them down pretty good after seeing so many where you can take the drain bolt off by hand. And I am using toyota branded ones, not chinese or anything.

There is a drain on the oil filter just saying

Some folks get excited about pre filling the new oil filter. Pretty tough in this case. Any comments? Thanks for the video.

Hello! Nice video. Curious: I noticed the filter you pulled off ended in "YZZF2." But the new one you put on ended with "YZZN1." Can you explain? Thanks!

No leaks hell u showed the shocks something leaking

I just wondering if Costco oil is okay to used it , thanks great video

Some tips for us guys w/o a lift. I have not found a way to remove OEM skid plate w/o lifting front end. So if there is a way, I'm ready to learn. Amazon has a magnetic tipped on a flexible type spring on a screwdriver handle. So once the oil plug is broke loose, the tool keeps hands clean and unscrew to remove drain plug. Next saving your old residential HVAC air filter; cut a piece and lay it on your drain pan. Now, drain oil NO splash. Saw this on another channel. Tried this on brother's Ram 1500 and it worked. NO SPLASH whatsoever no speckled faces and arms. Motovix oil filter wrench is a work of art. i store mine in the original box, it us just a beauty and works perfectly. When installing new filter, the OEM spec of 18 lb-ft seems slight but you will fight the removal. The O-ring does the sealing, so as stated, tighten until housing comes to a stop and it's done. Indexing is great idea for consistent re-install. Use the OEM Maint. App and set all your maintenance items. ATF, front/rear gear lube, prop shaft, battery, coolant, PS fluid, wipers, brake inspections and so on. Great tool to track maintenance items, worth the time to use it. Nicely done video, TY....

This is a very helpful video. Thank you! What kind of grease are you using on those bolts?

That's how you make a video! Straight to the point, didn't tell me your life story, I appreciate you!

Great video mate! well detailed and clear

Oregon here as well, was just wondering what folks were doing!

@Throttle-On John Thanks for posting this video!!! It’s giving me the he confidence to do the same on my ‘02 Rav4 L! Regarding the silicone gasket maker, why is it only applied in the area near the timing chain, and not over the entire valve cover sides?

The only thing that drives me crazy about mine is the shifter rattle in 2nd. I know that's common but I'm not ready to swap it out and if anyone has a fix from personal experience I would love to know how to fix. If not, I'll just leave it as is. Thanks for the video this car is so unique and so rare 100% keeper for life

I'm never selling mine.

Have you ever driven in snow before?

Very nice and easy thanks