2022 2023 Toyota Tundra Oil Change & Reset Maintenance Light - 3.5 Twin Turbo - How to Step by Step

[@peterhoma6385]

I love how you always start off with word of God 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Photoguy15]

Subscribed 30 seconds into the video when you said “all right after a word from scripture”
Luke 9:26 Whoever is ashamed of me and my words, the Son of Man will be ashamed of them when he comes in his glory and in the glory of the Father and of the holy angels.
Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.
Glad to see someone online not be ashamed!
God bless you man

[@HumbleHotshot]

Thank you Sir ! I appreciate your comment.
I am not ashamed of the gospel of our Lord. It has brought me to eternal life !
However, I do pray for more boldness to share the gospel in person - with people I come across in my daily life, and not just online and in videos.
Thanks for watching and subscribing. God bless you also brother !

[@twobeagles1365]

Good to see Toyota going back with a spin on filter, the older canister style, a lube guy could easily put the wrong filter in ( small size ) and it not show any signs of problems oil wont be filtered good, This happened to me from a Toyota dealership.

[@HumbleHotshot]

Agreed ! I was very pleased to see a spin on filter. However, I was NOT impressed with the size of the filter! It seems tiny given the oil capacity of this engine and the fact that it has two turbochargers.
Fun fact : this is the same filter number as a 2.4 liter 4 cylinder found in older Camrys ! 🤣

[@highdesertdroneservices4497]

Thanks for the scripture! Besides doing the oil change on our new Tundra, I was trying to come up with something to put on our Fort Rock Church sign. I’ll put Isaiah 55:6. Thank you!

[@platec4798]

This video was very informative. I just bought one of these trucks and it’s good knowing all that you provided.
Thanks for the good words as well. Amen.
Plate C

[@spbmac]

You are awesome dude! Thanks! Love the scripture and prayer as well! Is there anything different on a 2023 hybrid tundra with respect to these instructions?

[@thoryan946]

Good video. Just got my Tundra. I've done oil changes on other vehicles before, but that little gasket on the oil pan is something I might have missed. Love watching these for the little details that you'll sometimes miss doing it yourself blind.

[@HumbleHotshot]

Glad the video was helpful ! God bless

[@Coffeeinthusiast1]

Thank you for the scriptures in the beginning, keep up good work! God Bless you!!!

[@dylancole4099]

Thanks for the video! Covered everything I needed to know!

[@jcana306]

Scripture reading, I’m in!

[@Javelinjoe73]

I can’t believe you do fleet maintenance and I don’t even see a lift. You’re beating yourself up. Good information thanks.

[@HumbleHotshot]

Ha! I do mobile repair work. The shop seen here is a roofing company I do work for. So no lift for me :/ In fact, I'm usually not even working indoors! Thanks for watching

[@HumbleHotshot]

@YoYo-gi1uu those are some 10"x10" chunks of wood. For oil changes, I just put the truck in 4Low and drive up on the blocks. No jack or jackstands needed !!

[@yugbe]

Opened with the Scripture... Subbed!
Thanks, I own a 2022 Tundra, and I wanted to doublecheck the process. This was perfect. Thank you and God bless.

[@jamesschiller2054]

Great walkthrough, love the scripture! Thank you!

[@HumbleHotshot]

You're welcome ! Thanks for watching.
All Glory to God !!

[@bradmcclendon4597]

Great walk through! Thanks for the step by step directions!

[@bradmcclendon4597]

I changed the oil in my Tundra for the first time today; the only additional thing I had to do was to deploy the "automatic" front air dam; the air dam is in the way of the bolts that hold the skid plate up towards the front bumper. I found a YT vid by searching for "Toyota Tundra + Deploying Front Air Dam". Your directions were spot on -- I didn't have any issues changing my oil. Thanks for the spiritual slant during your intro!

[@HumbleHotshot]

@bradmcclendon4597 thanks for the additional info ! What trim model is your Tundra that it has an active front air dam?

[@bradmcclendon4597]

​@@HumbleHotshot, mine is a 2023 Limited.

[@mtiger5]

Thanks for the tips big dawg, Godbless

[@clintonstephan5134]

7:00 oil filter location

[@vtforester1382]

Couldn’t find my filter wrench….poor filter took it rough! But I won haha

[@hectorherrera7889]

I like to know for the 2023 Limited Hybrid version is the same oil?

[@coloradoboo1071]

How often does the oil get changed? I change out my 2014 Tundra every 6-months or at 5,000 miles, whichever comes first. She has a noisy door close latch so gotta remove the door panel to get to it.

[@HumbleHotshot]

I change every 5k miles as well. Some modern oils claim to protect for 10k or more, but I change it based more on appearance.
If you regularly check your oil, you will notice it go from golden to brown, dark brown, and finally black. I have found that even the best quality oils tend to turn black around 5k miles in most gasoline engines.
Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, and God bless you!

[@ejshelby5460]

the OEM Trd skid plate of the new tundra failed to incorporate a little hatch door for oil change!

[@RK-nr8qf]

Nice video. Keepum coming.

[@nicholaspetre1]

Napa Gold filter is a good choice but Mobil1 Full Syn......I would use a Toyota Genuine Motor Oil while the truck is new as it contains greater amount of additives than regular full syn by Mobil. However, if you gonna keep the truck for 4-5 years, nothing bad will happen even with Supertech, Kirkland or Amazon oil.

[@HumbleHotshot]

Thanks for the comment ! I agree, all Napa Gold filters are manufactured by WIX and just re-branded for Napa - good filters!
I've never used the vehicle manufacturer's fluids, I just assumed they were made by someone else. I do trust Toyota in general though, so I would expect "their" oil to be of high quality.
Its funny how we choose different brands.. my dad always used Mobil 1, so I started using it 20 years ago. Cars, trucks, motorcycles, forced induction applications, etc. and I've never had an engine failure. I just trust it. That doesn't mean its any better or worse, its just what I know!
Thanks for watching & God bless you!

[@AV-the-machinist]

Just curious, how do you know about the greater amounts of additives in the Toyota oil? I cannot find anything from Toyota about this. Also mobile oil is what they use in the nascar Camry cars. If you throw a link or something I'd like to read about it.

[@nicholaspetre1]

@@HumbleHotshot By greater amount of additives I mean greater ppm of several elements that the motor oil consists of. For example, TGMO has 700+ ppm molybdenum while Mobil 1 has less than 100. Just check the data of the ingredients and their amount and you will see it. However, the downside to TGMO is that is made of GTL stock with no PAO in it. It means after certain miles it will start burning oil earlier than PAO based oils. I would never run my vehicle on TGMO more than 5K miles on freeway and 3K miles in city. I managed to buy a vehicle form one degenerate who used to have 7-9K miles intervals with TGMO and now with 180K miles on the odometer the engine is so filthy, that I had to do 8 oil changes for the last 15K miles to finally clean it to the normal level. Also, I have an oil burn and I need to do some additional procedures to clean up sticky oil rings.

[@Liledgy100]

Nice video, until you reference that made up boogeyman.

[@tjsullivan4793]

Maybe a odd question but I like how you commented on the "beefiness" of the new Tundra frame etc. I am going to be buying a truck soon and do you have any thoughts on the F150, Ram1500, or Silverado with their frame? Are they just like the Tundra in their build or less so or more so? Also any thoughts about rust on any of these different brands especially living with salted roads. I keep my cars/trucks for 10 or 12 years so any thoughts would be appreciated. Also more thing maybe a dumb question but when a truck is up on ramps versus on a lift and level does all of the old oil drain from the oil pan or do you think a fair amount can't drain because truck is not level on the ramps? Thanks

[@BROWNBROWNIES612]

Hey in my personal opinion if your gonna buy an new truck to prevent serious rust I'd recommend getting it washed especially the underbody constantly and if you can get the underbody coated with some kind of undercoating I like fluid film. Lastly you'll never be able to completely remove all the oil from your vehicle I change my 05 armadas oil in my driveway while it's on my drive up plastic ramps

[@d1sturb3d119]

Inox MX3 when you wash the underbody. I only do a major wash like that twice a year living in Slc. Inox keeps the rust off the welds. If I see the underbody protection deteriorate, I clean with a wire brush and reseal with rust inhibiting paint primer. Have a 2005 GX470 that's been running strong for years with no issues.

[@chokley59]

I'm looking at a 2023 sr5 (comparing to f150 v8). Any comments? on reliability or gas mileage?

[@HumbleHotshot]

Gas mileage isn't bad, better than Ford V-8 I would think.
It's hard to speak to reliability since this is a brand new engine configuration, but if it's anything like the rest of the Toyota line it should be a really dependable truck.
Thanks for watching and God bless!

[@user-yb1sw4ej5p]

Amen

[@Trx21.]

Any problems with the engine

[@hpkntnw]

7.7 quarts, come on!! Who’s not pouring in 8 quarts and call it a day. You’re not going to “overfill” it with an extra 9 ounces of oil.

[@damiansannicolas8761]

Kinda skipped the whole process I was looking for.

[@josephstrong3565]

Anyones dipstick a pain to read! I can never get an accurate reading

[@hectortoledo5914]

That oil additive package is pretty low its why i no longer use it

[@aaronchandler2380]

Great video except for the Jesus shit.