Thank you for posting a clear and to the point video. I like the fact that you move through it including relevant details and avoiding a lot of extraneous chatter.
Great simple and professional video without extra commentary. Like the fact thet you cleaned up all surfaces atfer doing the job. Also you mentioned to RECYCLE the old oil and Filter - It is the law and it is protecting your drinking water at the same time! Thanks.
Excellent video, my friend. I never changed oil in a Toyota before and this was an amazing learning tool! Thank you for doing this. Well done, easy to see, and well-spoken. Thank you so much!
Bro. Very helpful. I do my own vehicle and got enlisted from a family member to do theirs and I had no clue on the filter. This gonna be a breeze thanks to you 🙏
Thank you! This is very detailed, well demonstrated oil change! Liked your precious big brave heart, "...and leave a comment, positive, negative, either way, all are welcome!"
maaan, that was an awesome and super helpful video. I saved that one to my DIY auto playlist for future reference. I'm saving it. Great job since I am not experienced at doing this sort of stuff myself and am learning on my own, this will help me out tremendously. Now to find one for my 2013 Honda CRV.
Nice calm video. Gotta wish every repair was so blissful. But it’s a good, well explained job. Thanks. Ps could you have replaced the second o-ring on the bench rather than upside down under the car? I’m just an older guy with less sight and strength.
Big Will my 2008 highlander takes 6.4 quarts as do most not just 5 quarts you put in. Also we add 1 quart of Marvel mystery oil to the 5.4 quarts if close to 100k in miles great for engines
I always add a extra quart when I do my oil change, I just didn't show it on film I use high mileage full synthetic and no extra additives. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE no you ruined the whole video by adding the wrong amount of oil. This car takes 6.4 quarts (I get you’re a “pro” but this is misleading as hell to any novice) you should list that oil capacity for this 3.5 is 6.4 quarts.
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Great Video. Quick question: is the extension is 3/8" or 3/4"? In the beginning its referred to as 3/8" (1:40), but then for the oil filter wrench its mentioned to use "the same 3/4" extension" (5:00).
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You can. 1.Turn on the ignition. 2.select the trip meter to trip A. 3 turn off the ignition. 4 press and hold the trip select button. 5 WHILE HOLDING in the button turn the ignition on or start the engine and keep holding it until the oil counter is reset. Thanks for watching please Like, share and Subscribe if you haven't already
All the oil is going to drain if you use the ramp. 6qts should be fine because I think it takes 5.5qts. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
@at Kylow the O ring comes off once the oil filter drain plug is removed with a 3/8 extension. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
@@getreal253 I use K&N or Toyota OEM but there's nothing wrong with that Fram filter. It's only an element. Poor choice for a video though because of all the negative comments you'll get.
Great video. I fill the filter with oil since you can and it only takes a minute. Many people argue it is not necessary but I say why not start the car in the same condition as you turned if off especially when you can easily do it? Thanks for posting
My plastic oil filter drain plug wont go in unless you removed the o ring beforehand. I wish you had shown yourself removing it. I was so confused for 10 minutes.
The Wrench is a must. There are two types of wrenches the one I used which you can get from any auto parts store or you can google oil filter wrench for your particular model. Hope this helped
The best wrench for the Highlander is this one... www.amazon.com/Motivx-Tools-Toyota-Filter-Engines/dp/B00XTAGHU0/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Motivx&qid=1591633204&sr=8-1
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE so I changed mine yesterday with your help, I think everything went great except it leaks a little, it appears to be coming from the filter. I tightened it as tight as I could by hand, then another quarter turn with the wrench. It seemed plenty tight. Any ideas what the leak could be caused from?
@@TheFamilyDad if you have a cartridge filter you may have to use the wrench that you used to take it off to re install it, but don't use a lot of force. Just one hand try not to over tighten it
@@TheFamilyDad You may have put the large o-ring in the wrong groove. You can buy the o-ring by itself, take off the filter and replace the o-ring putting it in the proper position and put it back together. Then top off the oil.
Hi Will. Thanks for the great video. Could you tell me the specification of the Oil filter Cup Wrench you used to open the oil filter. I don't know which size I should buy for 2008 Toyota Highlander (Kluger in Australia).. THANKS in ADVANCE
Great video thank you for doing one on this vehicle. I am about to change the oil myself for the first time on my 2010 Highlander. I notice you use 5-20 is this recommended for this particular vehicle, how about 5-40, etc.? I am in California so the weather temperature range is 40d to 100d usually and very occasionally below and above those temps.
Recommended oil is 0-20 synthetic. Keep up with the oil changes. Beware the knock on cold start up. It was a Technical Service Bulletin. Mine had it when under 36k miles. They added more sound deadening behind the steering wheel. A few years out of warranty i had catastrophic engine failure. No help from Toyota. Engine swap set me back 8,000. So far so good with over 225,000 miles on a 2008 Highlander Sport.
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the earlier ones used 5w30. also 5w30 protects better. 0w20 is like water and used to increase mpg and emissions. but worse for the longevity of your engine. stick with 5w30 if that's what it was running originally.
Thank You for doing that, but you need someone hold the camera for you while doing so. That would be great if you also can to show off the information of the bottle for clearly.
@Steve E. One Der well noted. The plate was missing and I went back to OEM filter. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
Great Tutorial man ! You deserve more subs. Very helpful. is that 2008 Toyota Highlander like a Deluxe versión because mine doesn’t have that button to Start it I guess mine is basic.
My 13 Camry has a plastic one. been doing oil changes over 9 years and haven't broken the plastic one yet. Just don't drop it or over tighten it. I just tighten it till it stops and that it!
In the video he states its 5 quarts, but at the end of the video when he talks about oil disposal, there is clearly six quarts of oil (one 5qt and one 1 qt bottle **green**) present. I also went to my local auto parts store and they told me that Toyota calls for 6 Qts for a 2008 Highlander 3.5L V6 engine. If yours is the same engine but a 2011, then its 6 Qts as well.
good video, communication and camera angles not once did it piss me off watching it. good stuff really helpful. I noticed you were using 5w20 how many kms do you have and what are the weather conditions in your area like?
I never stick that plastic valve into the filter to drain the filter. I just use that 14 flute oil filter wrench and drain everything all together. I don't see why you have to do it. Some other videos they skip that step also.
When you're doing a video you're suppose to demonstrate how it's suppose to be done and just mention if you usually eliminates a certain step or not and why. If you read the instructions that come with the OEM filter it says not to use a pick to remove the o-ring but almost everyone does.
I use OW-20 in our 2009 with 2.5 four cylinder. I usually use premium ethanol-free Valero gasoline. (Not for the octane but just because I prefer ethanol-free and ethanol-free regular is not available locally).
Everyone who has this system should be prepared for a worse case scenario especially if this is the first time you're doing this. In case of a Stuck Oil Filter Make sure you have the following... 1. The proper Motivx* oil filter cap wrench. Item #MX2320 us for all Toyota/Lexus/Scion engines 2.0 liters and larger using a cartridge style oil filter or item #MX2321 is for all engines smaller than 2.0 liters using a cartridge style filter. 2. A 27 mm ½ inch drive socket 3. A ½ drive breaker bar (18 inches or longer in length. An extension may be needed for some models.) If an oil filter cap seems difficult to remove, only the above items should be used (or equivalent tools). Do not simply use a ⅜ inch drive ratchet or ratchet with extension as these will sometimes result in breakage of the oil filter cap wrench or the oil filter cap. Always make sure the teeth on the wrench are properly engaged with the tabs on the oil filter cap. To prevent reoccurrence of the problem •Make sure new o-rings are properly lubricated before installing. •Use a torque wrench to install the oil filter cap to no more than 18 ft.lbs (25 N•m). Oil filter drainplug = 10 ft.lbs. (13 N•m) * If you think the Motivx tools are too expensive at least consider the following... Do not buy an oil filter cap wrench that is made from cast aluminum. Only buy one that is forged. Do not buy one that is strictly a cap wrench that does not have teeth. Do not buy one that claims to fit all models or even all four cylinders. The 2.0 and 2.5 liter four cylinder engines use the same oil filter cap wrenches as the six and eight cylinder engines use. Only the 1.8 and 1.3 liter engines use a different size oil filter cap and oil filter cap wrench. If the oil filter for your four cylinder vehicle comes with one o-ring instead of two then your vehicle takes the same wrench as a Prius or Corolla. If your oil filter comes with two o-rings & a drain tool then your oil filter cap takes the same wrench as the six and eight cylinder engines. Some companies claim their wrench works for all four cylinders but on the 2.5 liter engines that smaller wrench does not engage the teeth on the wrench to the tabs on the oil filter cap. It may work if your oil filter cap is not stuck but it is a poor choice. They are mislead. For those that don't believe this is a problem... ua-cam.com/video/Wm-VMIkTw6k/v-deo.html
Very good video. I like the little magnetic tool for the drain plug. However I would absolutely never use a Fram filter ever! They are probably the biggest disappointment and performance I have ever seen!
If you are talking about spin off filters - I agree Fram (especially the orange ones are garbage and have been shown to have rust inside of the filter when cut open in filter test videos) but, these are cartridge filters - if you really care about your toyota or lexus - go oem and buy them off amazon. Half a case will end up costing you $ 5 per filter or $25 for 5 - Toyota part # 04152-YZZA1. Plus synthetic oil is cheaper now since you can run it twice as long - forget carbon based oil it sucks in winter and summer.
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE I agree with you about Fram Filters. The Cartridge filters made by Fram are better constructed then the Fram spin on filters, plus you see what you are getting. I use Fram Tough Guard on my 2013 Camry no issues. Also been using Fram since 1984 on my VW, Honda, Ford and Toyota cars with no issues, so the filters are not as bad as people make them out to be!
Great. Very clear, every step covered, no fluff, no background "music". Good job.
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Awesome video! Very clear and helped me through my first oil change on my Highlander!!
Same
Very though, glad you mentioned the wrench size
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Thank you for posting a clear and to the point video. I like the fact that you move through it including relevant details and avoiding a lot of extraneous chatter.
I've watched many videos on this and this one is by far the best. I DID IT ALL BY MYSELF thanks to you. Thank you. ❤️
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5 years later and still getting good mileage from this video.😂 Thank you!!
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Great simple and professional video without extra commentary. Like the fact thet you cleaned up all surfaces atfer doing the job. Also you mentioned to RECYCLE the old oil and Filter - It is the law and it is protecting your drinking water at the same time! Thanks.
Great video: clear sound and picture. Short and to the point. Good comment about waste oil disposal. Thanks for posting.
Just purchased the 2013 Toyota Highlander limited I appreciate the video now I know how to change my oil thanks a lot
Okay tell me what the torque specs are for the drainplug on the engine, the oil filter cap & the drainplug on the oil filter cap.
Excellent video, my friend. I never changed oil in a Toyota before and this was an amazing learning tool! Thank you for doing this. Well done, easy to see, and well-spoken. Thank you so much!
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Amazing very clear and good camera angle. You gave me confidence to try this on my Toyota Highlander sport!! Tank you you just got a new subscriber!!
Thank you for compiling the video. Very easy to follow, very concise.
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Bro. Very helpful. I do my own vehicle and got enlisted from a family member to do theirs and I had no clue on the filter. This gonna be a breeze thanks to you 🙏
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Great video! You really made it easy to change my oil for the first time ever
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A great, well-thought out video on changing the oil on a Highlander!!
Best Highlander oil change video on UA-cam! 👍❤
How many have you seen?
Great Job. Clear and easy directions. Worthy of a subscription.👍
Thank you. After watching your video i successfully changed my engine oil and filter for 2011 Kluger.
Thank you! This is very detailed, well demonstrated oil change! Liked your precious big brave heart, "...and leave a comment, positive, negative, either way, all are welcome!"
Excellent demo!
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always nice to know what to expect. Thx for posting!!!
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Use this everytime to remind me how do it right. Big thanks.
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maaan, that was an awesome and super helpful video. I saved that one to my DIY auto playlist for future reference. I'm saving it. Great job since I am not experienced at doing this sort of stuff myself and am learning on my own, this will help me out tremendously. Now to find one for my 2013 Honda CRV.
Thanks for this video. Very clear instructions. Saved me money.
Very helpful video Big Will, keep up the good work.
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Funny how I just did mine on this same vehicle, and UA-cam recommend this video to me 👌🏽
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Video very well done. Thank you!
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Nice calm video. Gotta wish every repair was so blissful. But it’s a good, well explained job. Thanks. Ps could you have replaced the second o-ring on the bench rather than upside down under the car? I’m just an older guy with less sight and strength.
Yes you can. But you get a better feel for the torque when it's in the vehicle. Thanks for watching please Subscribe if you haven't already
I subscribed. Thanks for the video and reply.
Big Will my 2008 highlander takes 6.4 quarts as do most not just 5 quarts you put in. Also we add 1 quart of Marvel mystery oil to the 5.4 quarts if close to 100k in miles great for engines
I always add a extra quart when I do my oil change, I just didn't show it on film I use high mileage full synthetic and no extra additives. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE no you ruined the whole video by adding the wrong amount of oil. This car takes 6.4 quarts (I get you’re a “pro” but this is misleading as hell to any novice) you should list that oil capacity for this 3.5 is 6.4 quarts.
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Great Video! short, thorough, and detailed. thanks
Great Video. Quick question: is the extension is 3/8" or 3/4"? In the beginning its referred to as 3/8" (1:40), but then for the oil filter wrench its mentioned to use "the same 3/4" extension" (5:00).
@phoenix2029 it's actually 3/8 extension. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already and also support my IG BIG WILL CAR CARE
Please could you send me a link where I could buy the wheel ramp that support highlander
You can get it from Autozone, Home depot Rhino Ramps minimum 12000lbs
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Good job, how about resetting the oil light?
You can. 1.Turn on the ignition. 2.select the trip meter to trip A. 3 turn off the ignition. 4 press and hold the trip select button. 5 WHILE HOLDING in the button turn the ignition on or start the engine and keep holding it until the oil counter is reset. Thanks for watching please Like, share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Good info but you didn’t say how to purchase the flexible magnetic 🧲 tool
Thanks its called a magnetic drain plug removal tool. You can get it on Amazon. Hope that helped. Please Subscribe it'll be very much appreciated
thanks chief, very clear and informative.
Muchísimas gracias por ese video me aclaro mis dudas y me fue muy útil buen video 👍Dios me lo bendiga amen
@Osvalado Mercado muchas por ver el video me ziento feliz por personas como tu aprecian mi trabajo graciS siento no haber contestado antes
Are you using only 5 quarts. I put 6 and it too much. I also use the ramp and i wi der if that cause all the oil to come out
All the oil is going to drain if you use the ramp. 6qts should be fine because I think it takes 5.5qts. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Thanks for the help! Just did my first oil change on my girls highlander 😎💪🏾
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Bro you just save me hundreds of Dollars thanks 👍. Excellent tutorial
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Thanks, was very clear steps to follow
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Thank you for the video.
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Why didn’t he show the second O ring taking out?
@at Kylow the O ring comes off once the oil filter drain plug is removed with a 3/8 extension. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
You done good job thanks but would you let me know when I can buy those stuff to open the oil filter please.
It's a cartridge filter thats the design of it.
You can buy the filter removal tool on eBay. I’m a professional mechanic and never use fram oil filter under any circumstance.
@@jonsmith3574 What oil filter do you recommend for the Highlander? Thanks.
@@getreal253
I use K&N or Toyota OEM but there's nothing wrong with that Fram filter. It's only an element. Poor choice for a video though because of all the negative comments you'll get.
Great video. I fill the filter with oil since you can and it only takes a minute. Many people argue it is not necessary but I say why not start the car in the same condition as you turned if off especially when you can easily do it? Thanks for posting
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@@BIGWILLSCARCARE - seriously would consider not using Fram filters. They are the bottom of the list of filters. Toyota one is only $5 at Walmart.
My plastic oil filter drain plug wont go in unless you removed the o ring beforehand. I wish you had shown yourself removing it. I was so confused for 10 minutes.
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Good video straiggt to the point. Thanks
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Is the 65/14 oil wrench required or can the removal of the filter housing be done by hand (or with a less specialized tool)?
The Wrench is a must. There are two types of wrenches the one I used which you can get from any auto parts store or you can google oil filter wrench for your particular model. Hope this helped
The best wrench for the Highlander is this one...
www.amazon.com/Motivx-Tools-Toyota-Filter-Engines/dp/B00XTAGHU0/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Motivx&qid=1591633204&sr=8-1
Perfect tutorial. Thanks a million.
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Great job. Very informative. I have a 2011 Highlander. Thanks a bunch
What happens if you dont replace the smaller O ring?
As long as it's not damaged it's ok to reuse it
Once it's not damaged it's fine to reuse
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE so I changed mine yesterday with your help, I think everything went great except it leaks a little, it appears to be coming from the filter. I tightened it as tight as I could by hand, then another quarter turn with the wrench. It seemed plenty tight. Any ideas what the leak could be caused from?
@@TheFamilyDad if you have a cartridge filter you may have to use the wrench that you used to take it off to re install it, but don't use a lot of force. Just one hand try not to over tighten it
@@TheFamilyDad
You may have put the large o-ring in the wrong groove. You can buy the o-ring by itself, take off the filter and replace the o-ring putting it in the proper position and put it back together. Then top off the oil.
Great video!!!
Very well explain nice job.thanks.
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Hi Will. Thanks for the great video. Could you tell me the specification of the Oil filter Cup Wrench you used to open the oil filter. I don't know which size I should buy for 2008 Toyota Highlander (Kluger in Australia).. THANKS in ADVANCE
65/14 = 65mm 14 Flutes
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE Thanks Will 🤙
Appreciate the knowledge. Cheers
Also you’re car is missing the cover for the oil filter splash plate. Uses two 10mm drive screws.
I've seen a lot of highlander with that piece missing. I cant seem to find it anywhere
Was there a Cover you had to remove ?
There is a small cover on the passenger side that hides the oil filter but mine is missing
Didn't overlook or miss any steps, thanks.
Excelente video thanks thet help me a Lot so my Highlander 08 have 10000 millas what can oil can i use???
For normal driving 5W20 is fine
Do you have the towing package?
Great video thank you for doing one on this vehicle. I am about to change the oil myself for the first time on my 2010 Highlander. I notice you use 5-20 is this recommended for this particular vehicle, how about 5-40, etc.? I am in California so the weather temperature range is 40d to 100d usually and very occasionally below and above those temps.
Yes thats what it calls for
Mine calls for 0w20
Ash my 2012 gas 2gr fe engine. It states 0w-20
the newer ones calls for 0W20 for gas mileage reasond and without towing package
Best to stick to recommended viscosities or risk problems with the VVT system.
Thanks, now I know where my filter is!
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Recommended oil is 0-20 synthetic. Keep up with the oil changes. Beware the knock on cold start up. It was a Technical Service Bulletin. Mine had it when under 36k miles. They added more sound deadening behind the steering wheel. A few years out of warranty i had catastrophic engine failure. No help from Toyota. Engine swap set me back 8,000. So far so good with over 225,000 miles on a 2008 Highlander Sport.
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Great video!
the earlier ones used 5w30. also 5w30 protects better. 0w20 is like water and used to increase mpg and emissions. but worse for the longevity of your engine. stick with 5w30 if that's what it was running originally.
Thank You for doing that, but you need someone hold the camera for you while doing so. That would be great if you also can to show off the information of the bottle for clearly.
How much total oil did you add? I saw it takes 6.4 quarts is that correct?
Matt Frank That's about correct. Check it on a level surface after about 5.5 quarts and add as needed
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Video was great only 2 criticisms was you skipped the part where you took the plate cover off and on, also the fram oil filter ☹️
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Great Tutorial man ! You deserve more subs. Very helpful. is that 2008 Toyota Highlander like a Deluxe versión because mine doesn’t have that button to Start it I guess mine is basic.
Sorry for the late response. It's a Limited model
Great video, love the cuts
You've got a metal filter housing!? My 13 RAV4 has a plastic one and I think it's going to break every time I remove it 😆
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My 13 Camry has a plastic one. been doing oil changes over 9 years and haven't broken the plastic one yet. Just don't drop it or over tighten it. I just tighten it till it stops and that it!
Very thurough. thank you
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Thenk you nice video 👍
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great vlog , i just got a 2008 highlander , you sound like bruce lee
Thanks he's a Legend 👍. Appreciate the view
what is oil capacity for 2011 Toyota Highlander v6?
Drain n fill just a tad under 6qts
as per video 5 qt
In the video he states its 5 quarts, but at the end of the video when he talks about oil disposal, there is clearly six quarts of oil (one 5qt and one 1 qt bottle **green**) present. I also went to my local auto parts store and they told me that Toyota calls for 6 Qts for a 2008 Highlander 3.5L V6 engine. If yours is the same engine but a 2011, then its 6 Qts as well.
Thanks again ;)
Thanks , good video.
Great vid, mahalo🤙
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good video, communication and camera angles not once did it piss me off watching it. good stuff really helpful. I noticed you were using 5w20 how many kms do you have and what are the weather conditions in your area like?
U video help me lot brother keep up...
Thank you!
I never stick that plastic valve into the filter to drain the filter. I just use that 14 flute oil filter wrench and drain everything all together. I don't see why you have to do it. Some other videos they skip that step also.
You can do it without using the valve it just minimizes the potential mess
When you're doing a video you're suppose to demonstrate how it's suppose to be done and just mention if you usually eliminates a certain step or not and why. If you read the instructions that come with the OEM filter it says not to use a pick to remove the o-ring but almost everyone does.
thank you helpful
Thanks!
Thanks for you help
I have the same car with 53,000 Miles 2008 what kind of oil do you recommend me and what kind of gasoline do you put in the car
I use 5W20 synthetic and reular gasoline. Once in a while I'll give her a treat and go with premium gas
i had a 2000 tacoma 3.4L that didnt like regular gas had to put premium every time otherwise it would ping
I use OW-20 in our 2009 with 2.5 four cylinder. I usually use premium ethanol-free Valero gasoline. (Not for the octane but just because I prefer ethanol-free and ethanol-free regular is not available locally).
5 o 6 quarters of oil?
Stick more 5 quarts right
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Everyone who has this system should be prepared for a worse case scenario especially if this is the first time you're doing this.
In case of a Stuck Oil Filter
Make sure you have the following...
1. The proper Motivx* oil filter cap wrench. Item #MX2320 us for all Toyota/Lexus/Scion engines 2.0 liters and larger using a cartridge style oil filter or item #MX2321 is for all engines smaller than 2.0 liters using a cartridge style filter.
2. A 27 mm ½ inch drive socket
3. A ½ drive breaker bar (18 inches or longer in length. An extension may be needed for some models.)
If an oil filter cap seems difficult to remove, only the above items should be used (or equivalent tools). Do not simply use a ⅜ inch drive ratchet or ratchet with extension as these will sometimes result in breakage of the oil filter cap wrench or the oil filter cap.
Always make sure the teeth on the wrench are properly engaged with the tabs on the oil filter cap.
To prevent reoccurrence of the problem
•Make sure new o-rings are properly lubricated before installing.
•Use a torque wrench to install the oil filter cap to no more than 18 ft.lbs (25 N•m). Oil filter drainplug = 10 ft.lbs. (13 N•m)
* If you think the Motivx tools are too expensive at least consider the following... Do not buy an oil filter cap wrench that is made from cast aluminum. Only buy one that is forged. Do not buy one that is strictly a cap wrench that does not have teeth. Do not buy one that claims to fit all models or even all four cylinders. The 2.0 and 2.5 liter four cylinder engines use the same oil filter cap wrenches as the six and eight cylinder engines use. Only the 1.8 and 1.3 liter engines use a different size oil filter cap and oil filter cap wrench. If the oil filter for your four cylinder vehicle comes with one o-ring instead of two then your vehicle takes the same wrench as a Prius or Corolla. If your oil filter comes with two o-rings & a drain tool then your oil filter cap takes the same wrench as the six and eight cylinder engines. Some companies claim their wrench works for all four cylinders but on the 2.5 liter engines that smaller wrench does not engage the teeth on the wrench to the tabs on the oil filter cap. It may work if your oil filter cap is not stuck but it is a poor choice. They are mislead.
For those that don't believe this is a problem...
ua-cam.com/video/Wm-VMIkTw6k/v-deo.html
that guy d car year and everything in other videos they design that he needs ⁵w20
100!!! Thanks
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5Q? Must be for 4-cyl
6-cyl takes 6Q & 6.4Q if changing filter.
5 qts then top it off with another qt or so. Thanks for your feedback
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Very good video. I like the little magnetic tool for the drain plug. However I would absolutely never use a Fram filter ever! They are probably the biggest disappointment and performance I have ever seen!
Never use fram. Otherwise good video. Also you can buy a filter housing wrench on eBay that works far better specially made for this car
I have that wrench and been using Fram for the last 15yrs with over 200k on my Chevy Malibu never ha any issues with any filters
BIG WILL i will use super tech Walmart brand over fram
BIG WILL you can get a superior filter for equal or less price than a fram. I suggest you go to rockauto and buy some along with air and cabin filters
If you are talking about spin off filters - I agree Fram (especially the orange ones are garbage and have been shown to have rust inside of the filter when cut open in filter test videos) but, these are cartridge filters - if you really care about your toyota or lexus - go oem and buy them off amazon. Half a case will end up costing you $ 5 per filter or $25 for 5 - Toyota part # 04152-YZZA1. Plus synthetic oil is cheaper now since you can run it twice as long - forget carbon based oil it sucks in winter and summer.
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE I agree with you about Fram Filters. The Cartridge filters made by Fram are better constructed then the Fram spin on filters, plus you see what you are getting. I use Fram Tough Guard on my 2013 Camry no issues. Also been using Fram since 1984 on my VW, Honda, Ford and Toyota cars with no issues, so the filters are not as bad as people make them out to be!
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