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Toyota Tacoma UNI Filter Mod Update 2 1/2 Years Later
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2021
- It's been 2.5 years since I installed the UNI Filter mod on my Tacoma. Let's see how the little guy is holding up and give it a good cleaning.
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Does your Tacoma even need the UNI Filter mod? Find out here: ua-cam.com/video/Lh1c93zych4/v-deo.html
Finally got around to doing this filter upgrade on my 2015 Tacoma 4.0 with 44100 miles on it. The factory filter was still in tact. I am still glad to get this done. It took about 5 minutes. Thanks for the tip.
I seen the instagram post first and thought for 1 second it was going to be a battery upgrade 🤔. Love all your videos you inspired my build... Keep up the awesome work👍
Got mine shortly after your initial video, love it. Didn't know they made a cleaner, guess it's time to clean it!!! Thanks.
Funny thing is that the cleaner/oil is about the same price of a new filter ... so grabbing a new filter might just be an easier and better option.
I did mine inspired by your video, it's probably been 1.5-2 years since I've checked mine. I've been meaning to check it and will probably do so in the spring
I love your sense of humor!
I deliver for amazon here in northern va and definitely seen your taco! It's hard to miss and I can't believe i've found your channel lol
Ha ha awesome!
You had a lot better luck than I did. I checked mine after 6 months during an oil change and the rubber had dry rot under the hose clamp. Maybe I tightened it too much initially. I found the exact same K&N filter and been using that for a year now.
Just purchased my 2012 Tacoma with the 4.0l. I will be putting the Unifilter on tomorrow, thank you for the advice!!
I have the same, a 2012 4x4 manual and my filter will be delivered and installed this Wednesday, how was your foam piece before the install?
@@uno3863 the foam on mine wasn’t bad at all!
@@dant.2204 ah OK, haven't checked mine yet, I'm sure it isn't bad, I'm the second owner of the vehicle, I'll see this Wednesday
I cleaned mine last year. I don’t have the cover so mine was pretty dirty I just used the cleaner I use for my trd air filter no issues so far.
Good video and reminder, thanks for making these.
My SAIS went critical and put my truck into limp mode just over a week ago (2014 TRD, 113k kilometers). THANKFULLY I had the ECP Platinum package and was able to get the replacement covered under warranty (2700 otherwise at the dealership) It was in my fanatic researches that lead me to the Unifilter mod and this channel (filter should be here in a couple of days, thank you!!) I have been watching a lot of your other videos and love the information I am gaining. As I now 100% own my Taco, I plan on going through everything systematically and repairing, replacing or cleaning everything possible to give it a long and happy life!
Sorry your system broke down but at least Toyota covered in under warranty. Thanks so much for watching Derrek!
@@Tacomaholic I was lucky and did my homework. But the SAIS is a silly and tricky system to pin down in the warranty stuff.
But hey, it gave me an opportunity to learn and share a lot of valuable information and that's always a plus side to these things
Good maintenance vid.
The link for the cleaner brings me to the oil. Uni filter has a separate cleaner product.
Just installed this filter today. Thank you!!!!! My oem foamie looked fine at 93k
My filter was in good condition at 95k miles. Still got the uni though
I bought (2) K&N versions and just re-oil one of them every other oil change and then clean the other one. It's a little dirty but honestly it could probably go much longer... 10K frequency seems good enough. Also I removed the housing and leave it off. I think it lets the filter breathe a little more easily. I live in Phoenix so we don't get a lot of rain , moisture here so that's not likely an issue.
Damn...it’s been 2-1/2 years already? Now I feel so much older, thanks! And no, I haven’t checked my filter either. I guess I will when it stops snowing and warms up a bit!
Ha ha yeah time flies.
A little silicone paste on that filter should help it slip on and off easier. Less risk of breaking that housing. Good video keep it up.
Did it the week after your first video...should probably check that.
I haven't checked mine, but tbh I'm not sure that I ever planned to. If Toyota thought that foam filter would last forever, the higher quality unifilter will probably last a good long time. I've had mine in for a year, I'll look at it when I next clean my k&n air filter.
I actually watched your uni filter video and found a K&N filter that fits and installed that. It was around the same price and I can use the cleaning kit for the engine air filter on the little filter. I've checked it every once in a while and it's been about a year since the original install. It's still as clean as the day I put it on.
Nice!
Did you get the 62-1370?
@@_angrychairyes. I just ordered it (same part number you commented on) and put it on 3 minutes ago. That filter comes red and I don’t think it’s pre oiled. I didn’t oil it. Don’t know if I should. But it fit perfectly with the cover and looks pretty good with the chrome top.
Great video🤙
Gracias por el vídeo. Saludos cordiales desde Puerto Rico
Hey man love your videos and there are a lot of your mods that I would love to do with my taco. I sadly lost my 2011 taco to a tree but I got a good pay out and got a 2020 tacoma trd offroad.
Thanks Matt! ... and hope you are ok after that accident.
@@Tacomaholic oh yeah it happened at 12am but i got my revenge on that tree 😈😈😈😈😈
Bri-guy, with your tailgate mod you did, can you continue to mod it and cut new holes for stuff? Cuz I thought of a couple good ideas, USB charging ports, and AR/pistol mag wells. 😎👍🇺🇸
Hey man this is what I do when I clean my air filters clean it with hot water and dawn dish soap. Then you would use the spray to coat the top let it sit for like 5 minutes & you good to go
Interesting - Toyo had a recall on Air intake valves and replaced air intake (2012 TX Pro). Left my uni sitting on the front seat- so I popped off the cover and put UNI back on.New cover would need some hacking to fit UNi. Wonder if I can just get the cover.
No I haven’t checked my either. Going to check it out
Yes..I need to go check mine as well. 🤣
Since this gets air sucked through it for about 4 seconds each time you turn your engine off you can probably check it every 10 or 20 years and be fine, lol!
Forgot to mention that you did not CLEAN the filter before oiling it.
For my K&N filters, there is a special cleaning spray which you spray on, let sit, then rinse the dirt and debris off. Then let fully dry, before adding the oil.
Some people have recommended soaking in Dawn dishwashing detergent for a while, rinse, then let dry before adding the oil.
Wonder if you can use the K&N cleaner and oil for this UNI air filter?
Had to watch the other filter to see what plastic cover your talking about since my truck has it. Wish it had a bottom cover. 3d printer part anyone?
There's a Toyota recall on all of that system. They replaced mine for free , saved me like 3k
My car registration just got blocked for that recall. So they just replace the whole system?
Just checked mine after a year and some of the plastic surrounding the filter has melted. The filter doesn’t look damaged but wasn’t expecting that
Before your original video came out I had to get my pump replaced under warranty because the sponge filter failed then a couple months ago I was sent a recall notice for the sponge and the pump did anyone get the same recall? I've had a uni filter since your original video but for the price I just replace it once a year
75k miles but sponge was intact. Still did the mod.
Bought the filter, haven't installed it yet. I was waiting for a good long-term review!
Do it. It works and gives peace of mind. I just bought a 2012 Tacoma and I am doing this asap!
My question is what is that for and what’s it’s name, “not the filter” but the thing that you are installing the filter
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About a year on mine without checking it.
mine just failed . My taco was driving like shtt … dealership wanted 1000 for that pump. 150 on Amazon .
I am disappointed that you didn't clean the dirt off of the cover before re-installing.
Lol I recorded this at my parent's house and forgot to bring my brakleen. Easy fix though.
I’ve had my 2014 for 2 years now and bought it at 82k mikes. Now has 132k miles…..I’m sure mine has been replaced at some point before I purchase it, buuuuut after watching your first video on this, I’m definitely going to upgrade that. Probably the K&N one cuz your link for the uni filter says it’s currently unavailable.
Yeah the regular UNI filter has been hard to find lately (plus the price almost doubled) so the K&N is a good choice too.
I just got the UNI on Amazon. I think it was $30-ish. The original sponge seemed fine, but better safe than sorry. 2014 year tacoma with 36K miles.
@@Tacomaholic So I just installed it 😅 Is it supposed to make a really loud like screaming sound when starting your truck?!? 🤣 I started my truck and it made that sound for about 20 seconds and then stopped and then when I shut my truck off it made that sound again….
@@megandevries3581mine did/does that too when I installed my UNI , I just chalked it up to air going through it 😎👍🏽
Hey Tacomaguy, Just got my 2nd Gen 'Coma. Did the mod. That uni-filter (from e-bay) cost me just under $35.00 Just thought I'd let you know. :)
The price on that part has skyrocketed recently. Congrats on your Tacoma!
I changed mine a week after you did yours. And no I haven't either thought about it.......I completely forgot till now. I had no idea its been 2 1/2 years. You sure thats right?
Ha ha yeah I uploaded the first UNI Filter vid on Jul 15, 2018.
Do you recommend to use an air compressor to blow off some of the debris, or will that cause damage?
Sure as long as the pressure isn't too high.
The Uni Filter that you linked to is not available on Amazon anymore, it says they don't know if it will be back. Do you have a link to another source for my 2013 Tacoma? I've tried searching but I'm not confident that what I'm finding will fit. I did find the Uni Filter one you used on eBay but after shipping, it was going to be over 30 bucks. And thanks for your videos I definitely learn something with each one.
Hey Dan, here are a few other options: amzn.to/39F2LBn and amzn.to/3fGhqAe
@@Tacomaholic Thanks so much
Before you do this, check on your recall list. Turns out mine was under a recall, that just came out in last 6months or so. They replaced the whole system at my local Toyota dealer. Because mine went bad and threw a check engine light.
same here
What year is your truck?And how many miles/kilometers?I have a 2015 with only 62k kilometers.Gonna check with the dealer tomorrow.Thanks
@@alexabuy3411 2012 v6
So I have 2 questions:
1) Once you put the filter in place, and then add the protective cover, nothing but the bottom of the filter is exposed. Wouldn’t that drastically reduce the air intake? Because before you removed and discarded the old cap, air entered in a 360° area.
2) Did you notice ANY discernible difference in performance when you installed this filter? You mentioned in another video that it sounded different when you turned OFF the vehicle. But what about when accelerating, revving, or idling? Any difference?
The SAIS system is only related to emissions and has no bearing on the engine's performance. You can hear that system sucking in a last bit of air when you turn the truck off because of the new filter placed outside of the unit.
@@Tacomaholic that is strange, because didn’t you say that if the foam breaks down and gets sucked into certain parts (restricting air intake), the vehicle would be sluggish, and some people reported that it would not go over 45 mph?
So I would assume restriction to air DOES impede the performance.
I was just asking because I am curious if you knew anything else about this.
@@RaymondMillbrae I know Toyota just added the system to be emissions compliant during the 2nd Gen Era. Here's their definition of what the system does: "Secondary Air Injection Pump. ... An emissions component, that is part of the secondary air injection system, which is responsible for pumping clean air into the vehicle's exhaust stream to promote a cleaner and more complete burn before the fumes exit the tailpipe."
Did you notice any noise after removing the sponge foam for the UNI filter mod? Will the UNI filter rubber part dry out and broken as well?
No noise and the rubber on my UNI filter still looks new.
Hey, I've been keeping an eye out on your channel for a few years now, maybe I missed it, but, on the stock rear suspension, did you beef that up at all? On my 2011 Tacoma, the other day for the first time I had two more people in there other than me, all a little over 200lbs, went ovef some new england potholes and the rear axle actually bottomed out on the rubber bumper on the frame. I was wondering if you or one of your followers have any Idea's on what I need to change to fix this. Rig has roughly 118.000. miles on it. thanks
Greetings Patrick. If you are still running the factory leafsprings they are probably just naturally sagging. If you aren't looking to lift the rear the best thing to do would be to replace the entire pack with an OEM set of new leafsprings.
@@Tacomaholic wow man!! Thanks for the reply!! Never thought I’d get one. Thanks very much!!!
@@patrickmessier1642 Any time. 👍
Do the 3rd gen 2021 Tacoma’s have the UNI filter?
I'm not sure about the 2021's but for the earlier 3rd Gens the 4cyl does have that system while the V6s do not.
Hi there
Do you happen to know where I can find/buy a hood scoop led light bar for my Tacoma.
I have a 2021 trd sport.
I looking for one made in USA
Thank you!
I'm not sure of the light bar that was used but I've seen some threads on Tacomaworld going over this.
Thanks!
this doesnt apply to 2010 2wd prerunner tacos? i just went to check on my truck right now and theres just a empty spot where your filter was
I did a follow-up vid going over which specific Tacomas have the system: ua-cam.com/video/Lh1c93zych4/v-deo.html
Link for PROTECTIVE CAP, Brother?
Here's the OEM one: amzn.to/315XaiQ
Where can we find those filters, and or, is it just a specific size needed
Here's a link to the UNI Filter: amzn.to/3zTPEZt
Thanks
Once you get a Toyota recall on this system, is it feasible to reinstall the factory sponge filter before heading to the dealership? if they see that aftermarket K&N filter on it... will it void the warranty?
Easy to swap in the old filter if taking it to the dealership.
@@Tacomaholic Yea, I would do that too.... is that apparatus for the emissions?
@@dundeeecroc Yeah
@@Tacomaholic I have a rust free 1985 4runner SR5 on 35's with 5:29s, 5 speed.
time flys
Lol it sure does Only felt like a year since I did this mod.
What is this filter supposed to protect against?
It's a replacement for the Toyota sponge filter that sits inside of that housing that has been known to deteriorate and get clogged in the system.
What size is the insert is it 1 inch
What insert?
is this a problem on the 2021 Tacoma's?
I don't believe the V6's have that system, but the 4 cyls do.
What does do for the tacoma
ua-cam.com/video/XO5d4MqZu5I/v-deo.html
What year is the truck?
Mine is a 2014.
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what's a uni filter for?
ua-cam.com/video/XO5d4MqZu5I/v-deo.html
@@Tacomaholic Thank you sir for the response
How many miles you have on that thing?
64k on the Tacoma
@@Tacomaholic Man thats crazy. Figured you'd have way more than that. I bought my 2015 TRD Sport in July of 2017 with 35K on it. Just rolled 130K on the clock and it still runs as great as it did the day I bought it.
@@bassinwithbuck4955 Yeah it's pretty low mileage since I've had another vehicle for my daily for the past few years.
why not buy a new filter?
The price on those has jumped to nearly $30.
$15 for the cleaner and $16 for a new UNI Filter....Hmmmmm🤔 Just buy a new one🤪
Lol that is certainly an option.
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You removed the cap, but didn't clean it...geeez.
Eliminate the whole crap and install a bypass kit by Hewitt bypass kits
That kit is way too expensive.
It is, but you will never have to deal with that stupid pump system. Worth it on my book
Okay, you had the same UNI filter on your 2nd breather for 2 1/2 yrs? Tell me the truth man! Yu said, “ change it every 6 months.”
Maybe clean it every 6 months, but mine was surprisingly clean after all that time. Having the top cover helps.
Sorry guys......and the uni-filter filters what?
It's a replacement for the Toyota sponge filter that sits inside of that housing (emissions system) that has been known to deteriorate and get clogged in the system.
@@Tacomaholic thanks so much. Just got my first Taco so still learning.😀
what don't you show the inside of the cover and the fan blades. would be interesting to see the condition of everything in there. it did not look like any dirt came out. Also, do you know of anybody running the original foam and the UNI filter together? Although you would have to find or make a new little foam filter.
Running both the OEM and UNI filter together might throw a code as it would restrict the air flow too much.
LMAO @ 3:20