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Why do you need a special adapter to loosen the oil filter housing? The edge of the housing looks like the bottom of any other oil filter/oil filter housing. Can't you just use a size matching universal oil filter adapter that hooks up directly to a ratchet?

10000miles? People are telling me to do it every 5-6k

Thanks for video! Very easy to do.

Thanks, great video!. Will help me do the same on my 2014. But gees, it makes me shudder watching you working under that car without jack stands. Not a good idea to rely on the floor jack, especially the economy brand you are using. There is no space under that car, so if it comes down you will be in a world of hurt. Best.

Interior Cabin air filter? Just cabin air filter, there is no exterior cabin air filter. Asshole

Hey. What brand of break pads are you using? What do you recommend?

Do u go on 12 speed for a 5 minute mile?

Thanks for this video bro! I do not want to pay hundred of dollars at a shop! I was told 450 to 500 just to drain and refill my transmission fluid so I'll be looking how to do that myself as well!

to Ryan Clark, your right. This the ols addage that a newly drafted QB can solve all of the teams problems regardless to what they really are and the team is now ready to go win the next twenty Super Bowls. No, the team needs to go solve the problems that they have first and then go after a Quarterback second to last then go get weapons for him to throw to. But then again, that is all they do today. And every single one of them are rarely worth the hype that is put on them. Let me see a Qb that can dominate a game by throwing three or four yards at a time. No, it is not exciting but it wins games without help from the refs. Unlike someone who has more rings than Thanos.

Got the AWD and I get about 22.5 driving at 80...but mostly 75% freeway

I’ll be using this video to pop in my Akebonos this weekend. Thanks!

Good job. It's amazing how many people making these videos, including some mechanics, get it wrong.

Torque on oil filter cap = 18 lb.ft.

They are called Cotter pins!

Thanks bro that was super helpful!!!

Super helpful, thanks man

Don’t wait every 10,000 miles. Even at 5000 miles the oil is really dirty. Oil is cheap change it often.

You can compress the piston with a flat head screwdriver takes 2 seconds. The little Bobby pin that locks the pin (rod) in place is a huge pain to put back in

Are there 2 shims per pad?

Do you always remove your oil filters prior to draining the oil pan? If so did the leak from the filter site slow or stop prior to putting the new oil filter? I have an IS 300 and assume the process will be the same. Nice video. Thanks.

Is there an alignment tube that needed to be put back on the top of the filter element that meets oil with the opening in the motor? Looks like the brass piece is sitting on the cardboard in the background at the 4:36 mark but you make no reference to it or show you re-attaching it. I would think that would be needed to keep the center of the filter aligned with the opening in the engine block. Yes or no?

great narration dude. visual illustrations are precise aswell. saved the vid for future use. thanks 👍

look like sprint

Thanks for the video 👍🏼😺

Lol all that work and you only need to take out the pin and take out the old pads 😸 thanks anyway

Man youre the man.. u save me alot of money thank you

Great video! Thank you! Just got my car and starting my own maintenance. What oil have you been using?

Great video

Can i just use a regular oil filer wrench? Lol

I have the same exact car. How you able to average 24.8 mpg? I've tried everything and stuck at 20 mpg. I know it's only 4 extra miles but every little bit counts.

You're totally heel striking, not on the ball?

Saved the video so that I can reference it. Can you make a video regarding your favorite and least favorite things about the car? I plan on getting an is350 soon, and I want to know what long to medium time owners think instead of just reviewers who drive it for like a week.

Music please