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hi my mechanic poured 5L into my corolla hatchback, are you dangerous?

Hmmmmmm I’ve tied this over two oil changes one with doing this and without. Engine is moving in either case. The oil light went out quicker when I let the engine start up normal vs waiting for cranking to put the light out. Also you just drained and filled the oil so there is plenty of film on moving parts for the 2-4 seconds for the filter to prime. I’m not convinced this is saving you anything. My Toyota went 394,000 before I sold it and I never tried this with it (2007 Yaris)

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Do you have a rebuild kit number?

Do not put your foot on the brake, that was what you did wrong.

Dude that paint job is sick. Is that factory or did you have a shop do it?

Might be one of the easiest filter and pan setups I've ever seen.

Great video. Our Tacoma is experiencing the same issue, loss of acceleration and a hard shift on the transmission. Did anyone else experience the hard shift symptoms as well or could we have more problems to deal with. Just wanted to make sure it correlates with the timing issue which causes the hard shifts due to the knock sensor being out.

Insurance denied my claim after 30 days now I gotta do it myself 💩

Well done Sir! Thank you . Just what I needed to see. New subscriber here.👏🏻

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Part of me hoped your situation was different than me when my 2018 threw a knock sensor code today. Turns out I had the same problem but I guess buying the connector from Napa for $14 was cheaper than the $200 they charge for the sensor. A few hours of work & I had my truck running right again.

Once my 2017 outback 2.5 manual dies on me, this is the one I’m looking to get.

I have townace, and this is a huge help! Need to change mine before a road trip.

Ramps!

Great video. Excellent camera angles, step by step explanations on screen for both disassembly and reassemble.

Just had this done at a local shop for $800. Took them a minute to get the correct gaskets, but seems to have saved me a hella lot of frustrated hours. Great vid.

Thanks for saying which side the washer should touch the plug. It is definitely something I would unintentionally overlook.

“It’s about to be 4 20 I’ll be back in five minutes” 😂 You missed such a good opportunity to edit the video so that line was at 4:19

Compressed air, wiping debris, torque wrench, pouring from side of jug… good man!

I just purchased the same refrigerator. The ice maker has not made ice no water has come out the dispenser not even a drip is it mandatory wait 24 hours before you see the first ice cubes

Good job. Liked how carefull you are with the little things, wiping the oil filter seal contact area with a wipong out type motion. Dirt is your only enemy. Youll get 300k from your Outback taking care of it like you do. Good lick .enjoy.

Bro thank you so much for posting this!! I had the EXACT same problem and searched the entire internet and tried everything until I finally found this video!! 🙏🏽 Saved me so much headache, Much appreciated brother ✌🏽

Just use dawn and water in a garden sprayer fuck its not rocket science

You sir dont care to live

They invented raid for a reason

It’s not a wasps nest brother , that is a hornets nest ..

My question is, did the wasps die getting caught in the filter? Or do they live ti get revenge another day?

How much was the shipping to you?

Nice, clear, and to the point video. Much appreciated.

Cool but it's also a good idea to crack loose or remove the oil fill cap before you actually drain the oil out for 2 reasons: 1. it would suck if you couldn't remove the fill cap (for whatever reason) after you've drained all the oil and 2. better venting eg. no vacuum effect so the fluid flows out completely

By the literal book! So helpful

what about the tube starting to fill with ice above the tray? lol

My dad liked this video!

how do you get the ice into your cup?! Is it a manual set up - or is there a in door ice component that I cant see?

Is it possible to “slow” crank the motor?

Need to simplx Panel Guide line

If you put the gas and break to the floor when you do your 1st start after a oil change it will disable the ignition so you can prime the system without the car starting

Thorough and smooth, really great video!

So you just screw it into plastic can't it like fall off?

I'm told by a local Toyota dealer repair shop it'll be $1400 just to get in there and trace the damage and if it's rodent damage I ought to file an insurance claim. I'm opening it up myself to know for sure. Not getting ripped of by the dealer service center. Thanks for this guide...

Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻

Thank you Snoop Dog.👍

I have Samsung frig. and the Ice maker has been junk as long as I owned 7yrs. I would not recommend Samsung appliances at all.

Hi anyone hve a number to order the key please let me know thx

Nice I'm doing this right now also Is that an extractor?

Let me ask you this: Did you replace the actual knock sensors ? or did you keep the original without replacing the actual sensors and just replaced the chewed up wires and harness assembly? and if so, as in reusing the same sensors, did you test them in any way? This is an Excellent video by the way. i've spent literally weeks researching here on youtube as well as tacomaworld and a few other places; and by far, really the Only video out there on this specific truck and motor. I had been planning to make a video of the entire process, but after reviewing your video, I see no need in wasting any time or effort in doing such seeing that this video is far superior to what i would probably put out there and not really something that i wanted to do. That being said, i will refer anyone with the same situation , directly to your video here. Stellar and thank you sir! Oh, by the way, . . . mine is a 2014 TRD Sport Tacoma. I think its great that everyone or most everyone posts their year and in doing so shows how wide of range the persistent problem expands; which is basically every Gen tacoma ever produced and an obvious failure that's purposely engineered by toyota for future revenue after the initial vehicle purchase. job security as they say. any company knowing well of this would have re engineered to fix the problem and another thing that i see toyota as being a company that has zero care for their customers and only keeping in mind how much they do care to keep diving into the pocket books of the customers that they give zero fukks about and in my eyes shady and dishonest business practices knowing damn well as is to what they are doing and continuing to do so with no regards to a single thing except taking more money in revenue and most likely have not a worry about feeding their families with the salaries that they live comfortably on. And one last thing before i go or forget. In the reaserch that i've done on this, i have come across a few or more than a few actually, that have stated that their insurance companies covered the cost of the repair. No details as to whether it was a stealership repair or not but putting two and two together, most stated that they had done th repair themselves and what i think is of high importance in knowledge on this subject matter and highly useful information to those who may be unaware of the possibilities that it may be covered by their auto insurance. i'm sure that it varies between companies and the major factor in that part comes down to ones amount and type of coverage they have on their tacoma. so all that being said, i must say: Thank You again ! sadly enough to say, because of all the hype and or stipulations or rumors ; i have waited over two years to dive in to fixing this problem and in doing such, have over spent a grip of a small fortune on fuel/gas that probably could have paid the retail service cost well from 10 to 20 times over if not more, although i have no idea in all reality that of what the total costs may have actually been that i have wasted not to mention the performance losses and possibilities of further damaging other parts of the engine but in all honesty, I could not afford to even do this myself out of pocket due to family and psychopath issues that i have had to deal with that as always , compoletly unwanted and undesired that no one should have to go through or shall i say be put through and the main factor for my taking over two years to get a handle on, in which i might add that i still have not the funds to do this and am getting a little assistance

A lot of parts but no special tools needed… definitely will try. Thanks

Thank you for the very clear video!!! Super helpful for novices such as myself :) I clicked your Amazon affiliate links then bought some different tools than you suggested, hopefully you will still get the credit :)

Thank you so much for posting this video! The exact same thing happened to me and I really can’t afford to hire a mechanic to fix it. This video is super helpful. How many hours would you say the project took you start to finish?