How To Change Oil & Filter - Toyota Prius C (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 82)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2019
- Andy Phillips shows how to change the Oil & Filter on a Toyota Prius C Hybrid car.
Below are links to other videos of mine pertaining to the Prius:
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Checking & Adding Brake Fluid - Prius C: • How To Check And Add B...
How To Reset "Maintenance Required" Message - Prius C: • How To Reset "Maintena...
How To Change From Km/H to MPH - Prius C: • How To Change From Km/...
Replacing Tail Light Backup Bulbs - Prius C: • How To Replace Tail Li...
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Very nice. Forgot to mention that the drain plug should be torqued. If you over tighten the drain plug and it strips you'll have to replace the whole oil pan. And always wear gloves. 4.4qts of full synthetic 0W-20 for that model. Good work
I believe it's 3.9 quarts not 4.4
Thanks. A couple of little ramps and your the nephew of Bob. Cool beans.
I enjoyed your video. Thank you for an easy to follow step-by-step explanation of the oil change process. The only thing I would suggest would be including how to reset the "maintenance required" screen. I have to look that up every single time!
Noe Charbonneau thanks for the feedback. I did that as a separate video, here’s the link... th-cam.com/video/7ZV88lp8oLM/w-d-xo.html
Can you do a video on how to change the transmission fluid on Prius C?
Or a video on how to change the engine and invertor coolant on Prius C?
Thank you very much. Very detailed and informative. Great job on the view and steps taken to perform.
Jayden Divane thanks for the feedback, glad it helped
Thanks! Have a good evening!!
Burning Dinosaurs thx👍
Perfect. Thank you man
Thanks man!
Dummy proof easy. Even though it's a hybrid at least Toyota makes most of the "regular" engine maintenance easy to get to and figure out
I saw in other DIY video they had to reset the maintenance prompt on the screen and I didn’t see you doing it. Is that not standard across all Prius C aka Aqua? Mine is 2013 and the other video was a 2012. Thoughts?
Guzzy WebTV Channel you do need to reset it. I did it as a separate video, here’s the link th-cam.com/video/7ZV88lp8oLM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, what year is your car an how many miles has it been, factory battery?
That’s not my car so I don’t have the mileage. I believe It was a 2013, and yes it’s the factory battery
Did you have to use a new gasket or did you just use the old one? I wonder if it's OK to use the old gasket or if it's better to get new gasket every time?
To be honest, I only change the gasket if the old is damaged.
@@PhillipsVision great. I will do the same. I was worried if I will ruin the car if I don't change it.
@@mohammedlabeeb just to confirm, you’re talking about the drain plug gasket right?
@@PhillipsVision yes.
@@mohammedlabeeb no need to change unless damaged
6:15 no priming of the filter?
Great video btw , thanks!
Unless its a big filter like diesel this isnt actually necessary and causes no issues
@@KneelBeforetheChief thanks!
Will there any problem if i use 5w-40 instead of 0w-20 oil ?
5w-40 will still lubricate, but keep in mind that the suggested oil is recommended due to the passages and engine. Using what is recommended will give the best performance and fuel economy
@@PhillipsVision got it. Thanku so much
don't use 5w40
Thanks! Changing oil for a 2016 Prius C. Would you say you used 4quarts of oil total?
Normally it’s approx 4 quarts in the oil pan and 1 quart for the filter
Manual says 3.9 quarts for typical oil change where you're also changing the filter.
My car is Prius C (three) 2015. What kind of oil do I need to use? and how many liters or quarts do I need to buy?
Adam Ismael 0W-20 oil (synthetic is better) and usually a car takes approx 5 quarts, 4 in the oil pan and 1 in the filter. For larger engines it will take more quarts
Prius C engine oil
3.9 qt (3.7L) with filter.
3.6 qt (3.4L) without filter.
@@PhillipsVision That's incorrect for the Prius C. It takes 3.9 quarts including filter.
Couple of things... there's a plastic cover that blocks the view of the oil drain plug AND ABSOLUTELY NO view of the oil filter when cover is intact. (FYI there's actually multiple covers protecting the underside of the front end)! And those screws are NOT 14mm. Try 10mm! Made a 30-50 min job take me over 3hrs due to fighting with the plastic coverings! Ughhhh 😫
Krea Yeager not sure what Prius you were dealing with but the Prius C worked on in this video, and the Toyota spec, is a 14mm oil drain plug. Someone may have changed yours out from the factory one. As for all the plastic panels you had to deal with, I don’t know. What was shown in the video is the way Toyota manufactured it...clear access to the plug.
@@PhillipsVision 2016 Prius c, two. Looks Exactly like the one in your video, except white in color... bought it new from dealership and I never said anything about my drain plug not being 14mm??? What are you talking about??? No one changed out anything?
@@kreayeager8786 Why are you being so hostile to someone providing a free tutorial video? If it's too hard for you to do, just pay someone to do it. The one in the video looks like a 2012 or 2013. Maybe the newer models have additional splash guards.
@@matthewfontaine9714 you've got me all wrong... no hostility coming from my direction... and that body style is identical to my Prius, so it's got to be close to my year, would have been nice to have known for sure... because you are correct that different yr models may had been enhanced/modified slightly, that's why I pointed out how that lack of information caused me time and frustration I wasn't prepared for. Mostly because he said all you need to do this is.....blah blah blah. So an inexperienced person, such as myself, trusted his information and fought with that under panel and the wrong size tool for way too long. Believing I was doing something wrong cause HE SAID I only needed that one size socket.
Wow so defensive for him , when I only pointed out constructive criticism. 😁
Toyota added that huge splash guard in 2016