DIY Oil Change - 2003 - 2008 Toyota Corolla (BEGINNERS)
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- Toyota Corolla Oil Change DIY (2003-2008). This is an oil change guide for beginners to changing your oil on your Toyota Corolla. Please let me know if you have questions and i have listed the items I've used below. PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE!
Corolla Tune-Up Kit -
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Oil Drip Pan -
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Oil Catch Container -
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Disposable Gloves -
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Shop Towels -
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Funnel -
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New Oil (Mobil 1 (120769) High Mileage 5W-30 Motor Oil - 5 Quart-
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New Oil Filter -
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Car Ramps -
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14mm Socket & 3/8 Drive Ratchet (Small Tool Set) -
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Don’t forget to get the car off the ramps and level before checking the oil level at the end
Very good point! Thanks for pointing that out!
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For the first time ever you made me feel smart. Very explanatory and simple. Thank you sir.
Great beginner video but you need to change a few things. 1). You need to put a jack stand, spare wheel, a block, anything under the car in case the car slips off the ramps. I know it's rare but I've had it happen but luckily, I wasn't under it at that moment. 2). Obtain the proper size oil filter wrench and have on hand. 3). Everyone's hand strength is different. you should refer to the amount of turn to apply after the oil filter makes contact with the sealing surface. Put a mark on the filter with a Sharpie and have a filter wrench ready to apply the proper turn if you can't get it by hand. Every have a filter fall off while driving and you'll be a believer of properly tightening an oil filter. 4) The way you show to pour oil in can trap oil in the handle of the jug. You need to finish the pouring so the handle is empty as well. Make sure we don't waste any oil. 5). You also need to show driving the car down off the ramp, wiping the dipstick clean and rechecking the oil level after the car sits 5 to 10 minutes on a level surface. 6). You might also mention what to do with the used oil and filter. It can't go out with the trash. Address these things and I think you'll have the best oil change video for beginners out there.
mark, Monday morning quarterback...smh how on God's green earth are they going to fall off the ramps!!!! really!!! yeah, a frekkin earthquake maybe!!!!
@@BigpoppaKC 😁😁😁😁😁 amen to that
The amount of time it took you to write that novel, you should have posted a video.
@@BigpoppaKC I mentioned it because I know it can happen. Been using car ramps for over 30 years and have heard of a vehicle falling off ramps twice, once on me and once on a relative. In my case, the vehicle was parked perfectly on the ramps, on a level surface. I drive up onto the ramps, put the vehicle in neutral so the wheels can settle into the ramp pockets, go to Park, and check the vehicle on the ramps evenly and square, then chock the other set of wheels. I had just been under the vehicle when I realized I had the wrong oil filter wrench. I went to get the correct wrench, heard a noise, came out and found the vehicle off of both ramps! I don't know how it happened but it spooked me a lot. You'd consider me overly cautious but I'm not nearly strong enough any more to lift a vehicle off of me :) and I'm too old to heal properly if I survived. My brain twists inside my skull when I try to figure how it happened, but I'm a believer in the worst can happen more often then we think. Thought about the earthquake thing, they're pretty rare in my area and but checked the USGS site a few days later and there weren't any that day. The ramps were and are in perfect condition. I now set a floor jack under the vehicle when on ramps.
That's ridiculous. Cars don't slip off of ramps.
Maybe bigfoot stopped by and knocked it off the ramps.
Thanks for this easy step by step video. It helped me with my 2003 corolla. I found a trick when loosening the oil pan bolt. I lift the drip pan to the bolt and let the bolt drop into the grid and then slowly lowered the pan to the ground as oil is pouring out. Nice and clean.
I did something similar and found it worked pretty well with a bit less of a mess than shown in the video.
Very easy and straightforward, good job mate!
love the video first time, i was worried to do it myself but the way you explained it was amazing. Thank You
Thank you for the feedback! I try my very best to explain the process as simply as possible. Changing your own oil is not only rewarding but you can spend the extra money on quality oil and filters and know the job was done correctly.
Thanks
You do a good job of giving all the details
Ty short and to the point.Magnificent
Awesome Video for DIY Newbies, Great Job
My friend and I just both got Corolla's. We always do our changes. Watched this video and we were both impressed. Excellent job explaining. Very thorough, and educational. great video!!!
kittyxes thank for the positive comments. It nice to see that you and your friend both found it educational. Hopefully I’ll get back on making videos that are as detailed as this. I appreciate your time to comment and for the support!
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Nice tutorial. I will drive the car around the block and check the oil level one more time. Warm oil expands and surely don't want to overfill
I've been changing my own oil forever and i still got something out of this video: put a tray under the oil catch!
Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and leaving a comment! I’m glad it was still helpful!
There are two different engines in the 2006 Corolla, one takes 4.4 quarts, and the other takes 4.6 quarts. You don't want to overfill by defaulting to 5 quarts. Overfilling causes froth by the cam shaft hitting the oil and causing foam and which actually reduces proper lubrication. Check the manual and don't over fill above the line on the dipstick.
the oil filter will require a cup that 's .25 of a QT, But you are correct- Don't over fill, some oil will be left behind in the container, best to underfill a little. Run the engine for a few min check for leaks then shut off again wait a few mins then check oil, add or do nothing when oil is near full mark on the dipstick.
Mind blowing awesomeness
very nice and clear ....for first time like me
mohammed ansary thank you for your support and like on the video!! I hope I can come back soon with more content such as this to help everyone who needs it!
Nice tutorial.ThumpsUp
Thank you for this video its helpful
Great video. Thanks.
Thank you for the comment!!
Changed my oil for the first time using your video. Tip for my future self: don't attempt when its windy! Created a huge mess. Should have know 🤣😅
I hate windy days! But sometimes you only have that one day to get it done! Having an enclosed area like a garage always makes things nicer!
😂🤣🤣
The Sniper will really appreciate this advice
Thank you , this vedio is so great
Very informative
Nice video. I fill the new oil filter with oil before I put it on. Sure is a small filter compared to my GM cars.
Nice car i love it
You are the first dude I have seen that know that trick of pouring stuff out of the jug sideways! great video for beginners to watch. Its amazing how little rust is under your car.
Thank you man!! Super appreciate you taking the time to comment and leaving a positive one at that! Yeah I learned the bottle trick after accidentally spilling it all over my engine when I was first changing oils on cars lol so trying to help ppl learn from my mistakes! And I think California cars are fortune in that they don’t experience much rust here. Thanks again for the support!
@@ShahGAutos90 I am from Canada. Were experts at living with and working rusty cars!
David Campbell working on rusty cars requires a whole new level of patience!
Beautiful car
Good work
Most excellent video very thorough and complete. The only comment I would say is you need to start the car so that the oil filter gets filled up with oil and then check the oil after it's turned off for five or 10 minutes. Those oil filters can hold quite a bit of oil. Great job!
Thank you very much for the positive and constructive feedback! Sorry I got to your message so late! I'll keep that in mind in future videos but very good point!
Yes I noticed that when he removed it.
Thnx for describe
Very good video. You should show how to reset the maintenance reminder on the instrument panel. Thanks!
You are right! I wish I would have added that to the video in the first place. When I created my Toyota Prius Oil Change video I made sure to add that in the end. Thanks for the comment and watching the video!
Oil filter position on these creates a total mess on removal. Cars with the oil filter on top of the engine are an absolute gift.
Just did the “oil” change on my Rolla like I usually do but this time, my car started acting funny after the change. My car didn’t want to accelerate and kept lagging when it would. So I came on here to figure out if I f’d up the oil change and realized I drained the damn transmission oil and not the engine oil. So my car has no transmission oil and double the engine oil 🫠 I literally have no idea how I managed to f up this bad 😂😭 Thank God I didn’t go to work and trusted my instinct to figure the problem before worse problems! 🙏🏽
Corola i like it
Great
Great video! I have a 2003 Corolla station wagon with a 1.6 liter engine. Here in Europe this model had 1.4 and 1.6 liter engines. (97 and 110hp). Greetings!
Hello i want to purchase a corolla from europe with automatic transmission.
Do you recommend buying petrol or diesel.
If petrol do you recommend 1.6 or 1.4 engine
@@ibrahimoussifi5544 I would recommend petrol. Better engines than Toyota diesel engines. I have an automatic too. Acceleration is a bit slower than with manual gear so I would recommend surely the 1.6 engine.
@@MrSparklespring thanks for responding but i need the car to travel between home and work. It s 100 km morning and 100 km afternoon.
That s why i asked you about diesel.
Anyway is it a reliable transmission the 4 speed automatic you have. Could you tell me about fuel economy in you car in city and in highway.
@@ibrahimoussifi5544 Very reliable aisin transmission. Fuel economy not great of course because of automatic classic transmission. Highway 7 liters pro 100km, city around 8.5, 9 liters. Short distances in winter even 10 liters.
Good
For 4 Cyl / 1.6L VVTi engines, it's 3.9 Litres, including what the oil filter holds (0.2L).
Wow, I had no idea. This video convinced me without a doubt that paying for an oil change is worth it. Fishing out a 14mm socket, wrench, getting oil on your gloves, shooting it into a pan, recycling it, and all this for something as routine as oil replacement that has to happen occasionally is a joke! It should be no more complicated than twisting a valve on the end of a hose from the side of the vehicle!
If u are being serious..(wich I hope ur not)..u are what wrong with this country. ..changing the oil on this vehicle and pretty much any vehicle is easy as hel*…to me ,u just sound like a …LAZY ,,BITC*EN AS* DEMOCRATI*. BUM
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You guys might want to add oil catch can! I installed one on 2007 corolla a month ago and made quick slideshow video check it out ✌🏻
Nice video TC Swimster
Thank you!!
I would to like see more videos
Your Corolla looks so nice. I have the same year and color. The person who owned it prior did not garage it or anything, so the paint looks pretty bad.
I am speechless
You forgot one important step.
Warm up the engine. This does two things:
1. It thins the oil so it will drain quicker and more completely.
2. It prevents the engine going into high idle / rapid warm-up when you restart it. There will be a period of zero oil pressure until the oil filter has filled completely, and you don't want a racing engine. If the engine has been warmed before changing the oil, it will lapse into its regular low idle immediately when you restart it.
You should also have shown newbies how to use an oil filter socket or oil filter tool in case the old one won't budge when you try to loosen it. That's usually the case.
Thank you for pointing out those important points!! It makes a big difference as far as how fast and how much old oil can be drained. I usually warm up the engine from a cold start for about 5 minutes to get it warm but not burning hot.
I will definitely take these things into account for future videos I plan to create. I think I’m my prius oil change video I may have used the oil filter tool, if so I hope people can go to that video and reference how to use the tool. I sincerely appreciate the constructive feedback!
isnt the engine warm from him putting it on the ramp?
@@tinoheat728
Not really. That takes 10 seconds. An engine doesn't warm up that quick.
great video but this motor is a 1.8 liter 4 cylinder engine. that requires 3.7 quarts of oil.. not 5... so be careful, you do not wanna overfill on oil... 4 quarts would probably be OK but 5 quarts might be too much.
Thank you for pointing this out. I looked into this and you are right the depending on which year your Corolla is the oil capacity varies. Mine is a 2008 which takes about 4.5 quarts, but this varies between the 2003-2008 model Corollas. Below is a link for reference to give everyone the exact specs to their Corolla's oil capacity:oil-change.info/toyota-corolla-engine-oil-capacity-usa/Thanks again for pointing this! This is super important and helpful!
ShahGAutos
Ok cool just didnt want someone putting too much oil in. Have a good one!
I truly appreciate you bringing this up! You too!
When is a 1zz engine like the one you have is less oil 🤔 like my car is a Xrs 2005 with engine 2zz uses more 4.6. So my question is how much is .6 ? Because 4 is quarts
Also I have another car that is 1zz Corolla S 2007 is 4.5 and I fill it up the the second dot of the level
This is old!
But do you have any videos on alternated changing for 2003?
You should make a DIY ON changing batteries in smoke detectors
After getting on ramps put on E Brake and put blocks behind back tires for safety.
Very good point! Someone else brought it up in the comment section and I’ve added this step in my Prius DIY Oil Change video. Thank you for the feedback!
How i can remove the car's protector? i couldn't change the oil filter if i dont remove this piece
My 2007 Corolla ce 1.8L book says,with filter change,it holds 4.4 quarts. I saw you put in 5qts.right?
No gasket on the drain plug?
And they charge you $100 to do this at a shop.....and people pay it...haha. Good tutorial.
Some shops do charge that much for “higher quality” oil. No promise they are actually using higher quality oil which may be sitting in large barrels for extended amounts of time nor if the filter they are installing is any good. And are they letting the oil drain completely or filling oil back to proper level? I’ve seen them change my oil in 5 minutes from it being on the lift and over filling with oil. After that I found it much better to change your own oil, with quality oil and filter, at a fraction of shops’ prices and get it done right to make your car’s engine last as long as possible! Thanks for watching and I’m glad I could help!
Have to pay because you don't have time and tools....you don't want to get your hands dirty pay the money...😂
Did you use the whole 5 qts?
You forgot to block the rear wheels and Set the parking brake!!
Very true! I set the parking brake, but did not include that in the video. I'll block fix these issues in my future videos. Thanks for pointing these out!
Great video good tips, Just curious, I’ve heard it is better to take off the oil filter while the drain plug is still off in case any more oil drops down to the pan while removing the oil filter? I could be wrong about that. I’ve also heard people tell me to fill the oil filter almost to the top before placing it back on just wondering if that makes a difference or not?
Thank you for watching and commenting on my video! I hope it was helpful! I’ve never heard about taking the filter off when the drain plug due to oil dripping into the pan. I personally don’t think that happens but if you feel better about doing it that way it doesn’t hurt anything, just make sure the catch pan for the old oil is under everything. Yes I’ve seen ppl pre-fill the oil filter (obviously ones that you don’t install upside down or side ways) to help the oil pump no run dry on initial start up after the new oil filter has been installed. Personally speaking, I’ve never had issues with any of my cars without pre-filling the oil filter, and it only takes a couple seconds if that for the oil to enter the filter and then you are good. Once again you can do it either way you feel works, just make sure you don’t over fill in oil since the filter will already have oil in it. Thanks for the question!
ShahGAutos thanks for the info!
You’re welcome! :)
The difference is negligible.
hi. only problem where can we buy those ramps lifts to raise up the car ? Are they at auto part stores ? how much are they ? ....also i want to do this my self after I found out mechanics some times don't change oiI filter I guess u need to tell them !!! 😌 thanks for these videos.😃
AutoZone oriellys Walmart harbor freight tools Napa advance auto parts amazon they are everywhere bro where do you live Antarctica?
Gotta remove that oil cap to have the air run any extra oil put that might be remaining when the bolts is removed
I agree. I forgot to include that in the video but it’s something I practice. One reason is for exactly what you said. The other is if the cap is stuck and you can’t remove it after draining all the oil then you have a big problem on your hands. Thanks for the comment and constructive feedback!
I've been doing my fiance's 08 Corolla oil for a while now, wouldn't it be wise to suggest pulling the car off the ramps first so it's level, also does the 08 Corolla run on normal 5w30 or synthetic because I've been using regular oil and I'm hoping I am not damaging it. It has high miles too, so immaculate look into changing to that. Online on days it takes synthetic but idk
That is a good point! Oil should be checked once the car has started and pulled off the ramps. Then turn car off let it sit for a minute and check dipstick for an accurate reading. For my Corolla I know 5 quarts will get it to filled once the car runs and is leveled so unfortunately I didn’t include that part. Will make note for future videos! :)
I personally like using Mobil 1 High Mileage Full Synthetic on my cars because I keep up maintenance as far as seals/gaskets that need to be replaced and I believe it to be quality oil. This is just my opinion. Use whatever’s up you’d like. This is a highly discussed topic. Just do your research, use quality oil and filter, use the right grade (5W-30 for this Corolla), do it on a timely schedule, and you will have a good running car for a long time!
@@ShahGAutos90 that's exactly what I do now, I actually pull the dipstick out the whole time, so that I get a better reading
it will be better if you just let your oil continue to flow up until there is none (maybe an hour) before you put back the new oil.
True, you could let the oil drip for an hour or even longer if you’d like in order to attempt to get as much as possible out. However, once it’s slows to prolonged drip, I think the amount of oil you can get out isn’t really worth the wait. This is my personal opinion. If the oil is really bad sometimes (such as when I purchase a new vehicle) I’ll do an oil change and run the car 300-500 miles and change it again to get cleaner oil in there. Once again everyone has their own opinion when it comes to this and neither is wrong. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to watch my video! :)
What do i do if the oil filter is really hard to get off
Are you using a oil filter wrench like the one in the video? Usually that should give you enough leverage. Also make sure you are turning the filter in the appropriate direction to loosen it not tighten it.
my oil filter is extremely tightened. so hard to get it out. Even went to the store to get one of those wrench caps. Nothing works. So I guess I have to ask a mechanic to do it for me this time. Is it good to ask him to hand-screw the new oil filter back into slot so it will not be tight next time?
They usually sell adjust clamps that I’ve used numerous times to get off stubborn oil filters from multiple cars. I’m not a fan of wrenches since they tend to slide if the fit or not perfect. If your interested I can give you a link to the tool.
And yes I always recommend only hand tightening the oil filter to avoid issues like this as well as avoiding damage and oil leaking from a overly compressed oil filter gasket.
@@ShahGAutos90 x
Depends... Do you have a spin-on canister filter or a cartridge filter?
If I changed my transmission fluid at 138,000 miles when should I change it again? I have a 2006 Toyota Corolla LE
Here is a link with some thoughts on when you should do a transmission fluid exchange on your corolla:
www.toyotaofmanchesternh.com/when-to-change-transmission-fluid-manchester-nh/?
I usually inspect and change fluid at 30k miles and at 60k I’ll drop the transmission pan to get more of the old fluid out and change out the filter. I never perform transmission flush which is offered at a lot of shops.That can cause damage to your transmission. Once again this is what I do and it’s worked for me. Please do your research and make your own decision, but hopefully this gives you a place to start.
@@ShahGAutos90 thank you very much
You’re welcome! Glad I could help.
would I get a warning to change my oil?
Maintenance light is set to come on every 5 thousand miles to remind you that the oil change is due.
question: is it possible to not jack your car up enough to tilt the oil out adequately?
SeattleSaint728 I think this varies depending on the design of the oil pan; however, as in the case of this Corolla, I feel the ramps provided an adequate angle to get most of the oil out the pan. If the car was completely flat it would still be able to drain most of the fluid due to the “flat-back” oil pan design and the location of the drain bolt but in all honesty I think the difference in the amount of oil you get out is more dependent on how warm the oil is and how long you allow for it to drain. I like to have me engine warmed up a bit but not to complete operating temperature and let it drain for a good 20 minutes. This is why it’s Important to check the levels once you’ve filled it to “factory specifications” in case you need more oil since you got a bit more out. This is my humble opinion from my experience working on cars. Hope this helps!
I have a 2004 Corolla CE model, without the body kit, and I have enough room to change the oil and filter with ramps or jack stands
you forgot to start the engine so that the new oil can fill up the new oilfilter, then you need to turn the car off and check the dipstick again to make sure that the level of oil is indeed correct
I agree! Thank you for pointing that out to the audience. It was my first video and I tried to include as many detailed steps as I could be I definitely missed some points that you guys are catching and I sincerely appreciate that! Thanks for providing some construction feedback for my future videos! I do take them into account!
how many liters of oil does the Toyota need? thx for the video.
Please use the following link to see the values in liters for both the engine and oil filter for your specific Corolla model:
www.google.com/amp/s/oil-change.info/toyota-corolla-engine-oil-capacity-usa/%3famp
Thank you for watching the video!
My oil bolt is really tight, what else should I do?
Has it been on there for a long time? You could use some penetrating oil around the drain bolt and let it sit for a few minutes and try again. Make sure you are removing the drain bolt in the correct direction.
you didnt wear the gloves for the messiest part of the oil change lol . otherwise excellent video
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You didn't fill the filter with oil
Did you put 5 qts into the corolla?
Please use the following link to see the values in quarts for both the engine and oil filter for your specific Corolla model:
www.google.com/amp/s/oil-change.info/toyota-corolla-engine-oil-capacity-usa/%3famp
Thank you for watching the video!
I want to say that all the videos that I have seen, installing the oil filter I don’t see that you do not Pour oil inside the filter 🤔🤷🏻♂️. Do you know when you turn on the car the first thing the car pull in the engine is the filter oil 🤔 so if you don’t put any oil in it you are getting nothing in the engine.
Yes that is correct. I do not put oil into the filter for most cars. The only time I will is when doing oil changes on large engines with large oil filters and only if they can be installed vertically so it doesn’t make a mess. There is a lot of back and forth about whether you should or should not add oil to the new filter prior to install. My personal preference is to not do it unless conditions I stated earlier. Once again this is my personal opinion not professional, as I am not a professional mechanic. You can do your own research, as I always encourage, and do what you feel is right. I’m just here to provide a simple guide on how you could do this at home, with quality oil, and a bit of your time. Thank you for watching the video and commenting! I do sincerely appreciate it!
I think you put in a lot more oil than it needs.
Please reference previous comments where I posted a link regarding oil capacity for 2003-2008 Toyota Corollas. As for mine, adding 5 quarts and letting the oil run thru the filter puts the oil level right at full every time. Do your own research for your vehicle and come to your own conclusions :)
@@ShahGAutos90 yeah sorry man. i read those after i posted.
mrmynameis19 no worries! Just wanted to make sure you were able to see the information in the comments. I hope it helps! Thank you for watching and commenting! 🙏🏽😊
I need help
What is going on with your Corolla?
So, the car take all the 5 quarts?
I add all 5 quarts to mine and it works out perfectly once the oil runs thru the filter. I believe the spec varies depending on the year your corolla is. I would advise looking in your owners manual and adding as much as it directs you to have in there. Then get the car on a leveled surface and check the dipstick again to make sure you have enough oil. Add accordingly if needed.
All 5 Quarts? Why have I been hearing 4 every where else..
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You should turn over the engine and let it rest for 5 minutes and recheck the oil level.
The car should be off the ramps as well when checking the oil level.
You should also mention that when on the ramps ideally there are wheel chocks behind the rear wheels and the car is in park and emergency brake is on, also, there have been cases when those plastic ramps have collapsed - make sure to the the heaviest duty plastic ramps (eg, the ones for trucks) even then I wouldn't trust them 100% like a proper jack stand or metal ramps.
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ATF is ATV-IV, 00279000T401, the radiator coolant is 00272SLLC2, the main serpentine belt is 900809113983, the park plugs are 9008091184 / dense SK16R11.
Always get your VIN number and check any of these parts I've listed with parts dot Toyota dot com so you get 100% correct parts. I've also had great luck using Costco's Kirkland full synthetic 5W-30 - bob is the oil guy forms like it as well - before always using Mobil-1 full synthetic. I just had my valve cover off replacing a head gasket at 180k miles and it looks brand new in there.
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This is awesome thanks
Good video, but I missed the part where you CHOCKED THE REAR WHEELS.
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very cheap oil filter.
True! At the time I recorded the video I was heavily using SuperTech brand. I’ve since shifted to Bosch, Mobil 1 or OEM brand for oil filters. The topic over which brands of oil and oil filters is heavily debated so my opinion is everyone do their own research and use what they feel is best for their vehicle(s). Thanks for bringing this up! :)
Good work