ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มี.ค. 2018
- Changing Oil on 2016 Toyota Tundra, 3rd Generation Tundra with 5.7L V8
Parts:
1. 8qts 0-W20 Synthetic oil
2. Oil filter part # 04152YZZA4. This kit should include 2 o-rings, 1 big and 1 small www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...
3. Drain plug washer # 9043012031
4. Fumoto Drain Valve - Optional. This drain valve would make changing oil a lot less messy. I didn’t have one for this video.
www.fumotooildrainvalve.com/?g...
Tools:
1. Wrench cap for removing/installing the filter cap
Something like this www.amazon.com/Motivx-Tools-T...
2. Oil Filter Drain hose (optional)
www.amazon.com/Toyota-Lexus-S...
3. 3/8” Rachet
4. 3” extension
5. 6” extension (optional)
6. Breaker bar (optional)
7. 10mm socket
8. 12mm socket
9. 14mm socket
10. Torque wrench
11. Ramps or floor jack, jack stands, and wheel chock
12. Drain pan that can hold 2+ gallons. But I think a 5-gallong paint bucket might work better.
13. Shop towels
14. Safety glasses
15. Gloves - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
My OCD was super satisfied with how you kept your work space clean. The video and info was super helpful!
Friend, I take a "Hefty - Contractor Bag" and cut open one side of it, and I cut open the bottom too. Then I lay it out under the vehicle as a very effective shield for my garage floor. This way oil does not splash onto the floor, as the opened up "Contractor Bag" is quite big. Also, I leave the oil pan drain plug OUT while I remove the filter element housing. I don't bother with opening the mini-cap of the filter element housing either. I don't care that the housing has some oil in it when I remove it. Once I screw the housing OUT, I dump it's old oil into the the same "catch" that contains the oil from the pan. I rub NEW SYNTHETIC oil all over the NEW 'O' ring, and install the NEW 'O' ring into it's PROPER groove on the housing exterior. Once I put the NEW element into the housing, I slowly pour a cup (8 oz) or more, of new SYNTHETIC oil into the center of the housing which gets absorbed by the new element. (I make sure NOT to over supply the element housing with oil.) At this point I carefully set the housing down where it won't get knocked over, and I install the drain plug with new crush washer to torque spec. 30 Ft/Pnd. Then I install the oil filled filter element housing, (with new filter element in place) tightening to the torque spec. 18 Ft/Pnd. New SYNTHETIC oil is then poured into the engine.
Thanks for linking to our filter wrench and drain tools! We designed the hose to be long so that you could cut it to whatever length you needed. Looks like it worked well for you...great comprehensive overview of a late model Toyota oil change.
Thank you. They are great tools.
What is the name of that hose he uses on the oil filter
Can't believe it's still legal to change your own oil in California. Great video!
spdracr1 LOL. Thanks
I can't believe it's still legal to breathe in California.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
When you remove bolts always helpful to say what size socket saves time. Thanks
Used this guide for my first oil change. Worked like a charm! Thank you! 🙏🏽
You are creative in all respects. Keep your hero
I like to use those cheap Rubbermaid clear plastic storage containers as drain pans. Can get any size you need. Just wipe down after, and they double as my oil change storage box. Nice rounded lip to pour old oil into empty oil jugs for proper disposal/recycling.
That's an excellent idea! Thanks for sharing.
I bought a Walmart storage box, [ Rubbermaid's cheap competitor, way under $10.00 ].
Best video, you just get to the point, and you keep everything clean and in place.Thanks.
Thank you!
Very cool, I love the oil filter drain hose. Hadn't seen one of those before. I just got a Tundra so I think I will order one of those for as I do my own oil changes
Get a Fomoto Oil Drain Valve or an EZ Drain Valve. I've had the same Fomoto DV on my last 3 cars. Before I sold each car, I'd transfer it to the new car. They never leak, ever, and no tools are needed to drain your oil. Might make your job that much faster and easier.
Seems to me that the Fumoto valve would leave some oil in the pan due to the threads protruding into the pan.
@@szinski So what (said nicely)?.... all the bad crap comes out the minute you open the petcock. The residual filtered oil that's left in the pan is minuscule compared to the fresh oil you're putting in. Furthermore, there's always residual oil left in the gallies, oil pump and in the cyl head too. Every oil change is always 99.xx%, never 100%. Use good oil and do your change on time and your engine will be AOK. The Fomoto just makes it easier to do oil changes more often. JMHO
Very clean work 👍👍
Gosh dang! The torque on these items is intense! Was thinking of doing it myself with the tools I have but my tools will not suffice.
Why not?
Oil pan drain plug torque: 40 N•m/30 ft lbs
Oil filter cap torque: 25 (±5) N•m/18 (±3.5) ft lbs
Oil filter drain plug torque: 13 N•m/10 ft lbs
Try removing your oil filter cap first in case it won't budge.
Great videos!! Very in depth and thorough. Helped me out big time!! Thank you!!!
Thank you for watching
thanks, these are good videos. I like the visual and audio quality.
Robert Moore Thanks
Thanks for the video. Very helpful. The ramps are very helpful for DIY folks like us and the height of this vehicle. But I am old school and prefer the steel ramps. I just changed my 2012 Sequoia oil and filter. Wow! So much oil! Lol
Yeah steel ramps are the way to go.
Great video very informative!👍🏻
Thanks for the feed back.
Great video!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you for your feedback.
Loving the videos. Thanks for taking the time to show the details, pitfalls, & tools needed. Just got a 2016 Tundra and these videos have been awesome instruction.
Awesome! Thank you for your kind words. I'm really glad you find it helpful. Congrats on your new awesome truck.
Same here as Bear Skinner, just got a 2016 Radiant Red SR5 Crewmax 4x4 about a month now, and I love the truck more each day, and coming across your channel has been super helpful at seeing how to properly maintain the vehicle myself and get ideas for cool upgrades. Glad I didn't do it's first oil change myself, as I would not have all the right tools to get off that filter, but after watching your vid, I will be fully prepared for it's next oil change. Thanks for these helpful and high quality videos boss!!
nice review video.. thanks a lot..keep up coming...thank you again..👍
Very informative, thumbs up
Your oil looks pretty clean coming out of there. Mine looks black always
John Drach How often do you change your oil?
Another great vid. Thx.
Thank you. Which Tundra do you have? Are you a member of tundras.com?
Excellent video
Thank you!
Hey NK, your vids for the Tundra are simply the BEST in TH-cam! I need your advice on the LED light install by the mirror controls. I followed your instructions to the “T” & the led lights up during the day & off at night 😂. I would greatly appreciate your advice/assistance!
Cảm ơn bạn!
LOL. That doesn't sound possible. You should double check and make sure you tab into the right wire.
I just want your tools lol.. Good video
Thanks. LOL
Great video.
Thank you. I appreciate your feedback
Nice job bro
Thank you excelent video.you work very clean is a helpfull for me thanks
Thank you for watching and for the comment.
Thanks for the info.
I recommend getting a fumoto drain plug valve, no mess and fast.
Aren't standard oil drain plugs magnetic in order to collect engine debris? They need to be taken out and cleaned for that reason.
great video. Would help if you put what socket is used for what in description, ie what size is drain plug socket. at least i was able to bring the 3 possible sizes with me. thanks for video.
Thank you so much for the video ! Out of pure curiosity how have those plastic ramps held up over the years? I am trying to tackle this job and cant decide to by the ramps or not.
They do the job but I wished they were a little more sturdy.
very helpful
Nice brother, but please use a jack and wheel chock....you know 1 in a million, just in case.
Thank you!
Awesome
Great video! Will the service engine light go out after the oil is changed?
frankhodel84 Not automatically. You have to reset it.
And a Funnel from Motiv-x tools makes it an easy job
Big Help thanks
Thank you!
Check your dealer for coupon deals , My 5k service runs $65 plus tax . 8 qts of Mobile 1 and a filter from Wally World are almost 59 and change . Nice job on doing the video , I will do my own when the dealer stops sending coupons .
So I can’t find any Toyota oil locally cause of supply issues.
Bought mobile 1 0w 20 and have read people saying mobile 1 can cause a ticking noise.
Have you experienced this?
Why not presoak the filter ? I always fill the filter housing with new oil before I spin it on - and I've never removed the plug on the filter housing, just the whole housing , 148k miles later - still running like new
The link for the oil filter drain hose doesn't work.
Is there a pin you need to pull out to remove the oil filter housing?
Just wondering if you had a tutorial video on installing an aftermarket USB charging socket. Charging my phone with the factory installed socket takes a ridiculous amount of time.
Here you go.th-cam.com/video/J4sGNsy7ETo/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/L_-hoBvRt78/w-d-xo.html
Thank you, I recently bought a 2015 Tundra TRD off road. Would you recommend front and rear swaybars?
Yes, I recommend both.
@@NK1794 thank you
Isn't there a skid plate TRD that has a opening for the oil filter so you don't have to take off the whole skid plate?
Yes, there is. Check out this video th-cam.com/video/KLoVtsBzk74/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for watching.
Can you drain most of the oil through the oil filter first since it shoots downward? Then drain the rest of the oil from the oil pan to prevent the splash? 🤔
I don't think it matters. You won't be draining any oil from the oil pan at the filter. Your best bet is a tall container like a paint bucket to minimize the splashing. Get a Fumoto drain valve so that future oil-change would be easier.
No.
put a plastic bag around the housing and just twist it off, catch all the oil in the bag, like a zip lock bag. easy, no mess
30 Ft LBS for the drain plug sounds like a lot. Where did you get these numbers from?
Torque spec from Toyota TIS
bbq jerk oh yeah in your face !!!!!
Oil pan drain plug torque: 40 N•m/30 ft lbs
Oil filter cap torque: 25 (±5) N•m/18 (±3.5) ft lbs
Oil filter drain plug torque: 13 N•m/10 ft lbs
Above specs found at www.motivxtools.com/pages/toyota-tacoma-3-5l-v6-gen3-oil-service-guide
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, YOUR TIGHTENING CHART IS PRICELESS. THE DEALER MORONS PROBABLY USE A 3 FT CHEATER BAR.
You're welcome. Yeah, that or an impact gun. LOL
Hi. Myself, I see NO use in the oil filter cartridge drain, AND I DON'T DO THAT. I drain the oil from the pan, then I remove the oil filter cartridge housing exactly the way you do it. Using the drain in the cartridge housing results in another 'O' ring replacement, and another cap being removed and reinstalled, and it's just not needed. At 6:16 you inserted text into the video indicating 30 ft/pd for installation of the oil filter cartridge HOUSING. On the drain plug that's the number, but I have found via research that on the filter cartridge housing the tightness should be 18.44 ft/pd.
At 7:57 you begin to pull off the old 'O' ring, and it's REQUIRED, that people take note of EXACTLY where the 'O' ring is seated of the housing BEFORE it's pulled off. The new one MUST be seated EXACTLY where the old one was pulled from. If the 'O' ring is incorrectly seated THERE WILL BE OIL LEAKED!!!
Good points. But it is helpful to show the draining of the filter for those who prefer to do it that way. Just mention that most pros skip that step. 😉
You should buy the metal housing instead of the plastic one for the oil filter, you can get it from toyota or i got mine on ebay.
Yes, got one.
The plastic oil filter assembly cap should be just fine as long as it hasn't been over-torqued.
Also the metal filter housing is much more durable than the OEM plastic one stock
Have you had both?
Is this the same for the 4.7
Use Brakcleen to clean / evaporate oil from concrete.
Forward Plans Yes, sir
Why did Toyota make changing the oil such a pain in the a$$?
My ass feels fine when I change mine.🤔
If you think the oil change in this truck is a pain in the a$$, you should probably not work on any cars at all and take it to the professionals. This is one of the easiest oil changes ive ever seen.
Easy change.
Toyota should design the filter on top of the engine like the Fj Cruiser.
YeuLaKho I believe that was only the first couple years. After that it was a canister style.
where did you get that valve that goes into the oil filter ?
I think this is what you were referring to.. www.amazon.com/Motivx-Tools-Filter-Wrench-Toyota/dp/B078RJ2L25/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_4?keywords=Toyota+oil+drain+hose&qid=1557545836&s=gateway&sr=8-4-fkmrnull
How much are the filters? Is the tool needed to drain the filter included with truck? How much for the drain tool and filter cup?
Hi, Tools were not included with the truck. Please check the description for filter and tools info. Thanks
New oil filter includes o-rings and disposable plastic drain tool for draining the oil filter.
I use this oil filter cap wrench...
www.amazon.com/dp/B00XTAGHU0/ref=psdc_15708821_t1_B00Y5JWW1W
I thought the truck should be leveled first? I would do it without the ramps keeping it as level as possible. My mechanic will do my first on my tundra when it is due. I can have the tires rotated and propeller shaft bolts checked while oil is being done on a lift.
Why?
First issue I see with your video is those California plates...:P
Two complains I have when do oil change on 2014+ tundra are why Toyota go with paper filter and I have to remove the skid-plate to access oil filter. I hate doing so and take longer to do just an oil change. I rather lift the truck up and do everything at once.
Upgrade to TRD plate. You won’t need to remove for an oil change. It looks cool too.
whats that tool with the plastic hose you used to drain the filter?
Are you referring to this? www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BS7JE8M/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
thx
thanks for the info what type of oil do you use
Thanks for watching and your comment. I used Mobile1 Synthetic.
i know but the weight is what i am looking for
0-W20. It should be printed on top of your filler cap.
The oil fill hole says what oil to use. Tundras normally take 0-20W
Oil fill hole ? What a loser
Who sells the ramps?
Home Depot, auto zone...
how many qts oil for tundra Pls?
I think it took around 8 qts.
Two words : Jack stands
Wheel Blocks are a must. Jack Stands or just throw a spare tire or something solid under the truck just in case it comes down
You guys think Jack Stands are called for when the front tires are on ramps? I never thought Jack stands were called for when using ramps. I DO chock my rear tires and set my parking brake.
@@BigFiveJack When on a ramp, I do the following. I put the parking brake on, blocks behind the rear tires, and throw a spare tire under the car
@@scotthill1713
Since when do you need anything when you're using ramps unless you have a manual transmission then maybe blocking the wheels is advisable.
Should put a pair of jack stands under you, they may save your Life. Are your ramps plastic or metal ? Looks plastic to me for a heavy truck. I've seen metal ramps bend and collapse too.
Toyota meeting: ok guys we need to come up with a new type of filter, one that is so complicated that nobody will want to change it themselves! We will charge hundreds! We will make millions! Why haven't we done this before. Fuck consumers
I just take my to the drive thru. 130 Canadian done
Doing it yourself cuts that in half with superior components and the peace of mind it was done correctly. Too many places drain (or don't drain) the oil and replace with inferior components.
Doing it yourself, you know it was done... and done right.
Otherwise it may not have been done even if you paid for it...
th-cam.com/video/_Scr5EbrPEA/w-d-xo.html
Don’t trust plastic ramps, please always use jack stands. Good video but SAFETY FIRST...
I’m thinking of getting a Tundra. This looks like a F*ing pain.... my GMC is so much simpler and practical. I still getting the truck because Tundra’s are the best but damn🙄
Ken Jones It’s not that bad with the right tools.
I like my Tundra but bad gas mileage and to much pain to drain and the filter looks to messy.
Great video, but I stopped doing oil changes when I bought my 2017 Limited. Reason. #1. $160 for a complete oil/ filter change that lasts for 16,000km. (0/20full synthetic). Reason#2. If I did change my own oil, it is almost impossible to dispose of the used product.
Are you in the US? I have no problem disposing used oil here. We can take them to most auto-part stores and Walmart. In San Jose I can also take it to the recycling center or simply leave it out at the curb on the trash pick-up day. They will pick it up and leave me a new jug to use next time. It's fun to do my own oil change and I know it's done right.
Firstly, Toyota recommends oil changes every 5000 miles not almost 10,000 your 16,000 Kms converts to.
RDS using full synthetic and good filters he might get 7000 but probably not 10000
You are over by 8000k dude!
Depends on the type of oil there buddy jack brillaint butthole.
The stahlbus drain plug is way better than the fumoto
I've heard good things about them. Thanks
Be warned the oil is not going to come straight down out of the pan. Its going to squirt at like a 30 - 45 degree angle twords the wheel as seen in this video. Be ready for it or its going all over your floor. Use a really big oil pan to catch it. Ask me how I know.....
If the truck is high up on ramps like in the video it's better to get something taller than a regular drain pan. I also have a drip pan under the drain pan to catch splashes.
I did my first oil change on my 2016 with a wide oil pan, and oil splashed every where. Next time I will be using a 5 gallon bucket.
Check out a drain valve from Fumoto. You can get a hose for the valve for a no mess oil change.
www.fumotooildrainvalve.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq9CNj5_J2wIVluNkCh1ulASIEAAYASAAEgIR-vD_BwE
How do you know?
bbq jerkoff - how do you know ??
Good video. Wiping down things a bit too much.
Okay.
#1- Great informative video.
#2- Can't believe Totota took a simple, effective oil filter system and made it much more of a hassle.
#3- Can't believe people still willingly live in California.
too much wiping..good lord...thanks for the video
* WIPE
best way is to just drop the filter housing and dump the oil out change the main o ring and put it back on done deal not all the fucking around you are doing
What's with the girly gloves?
Another engineering nightmare
Torque ranch to tighten a oil pan nut is a big NO NO, use a tarp when under the vehicle, rear wheels need to be secured with rubber blocks when using a ramp in addition with hand brakes pushed down.
sonar008 what are you talking about, he clearly torqued it EXACTLY to spec; did you mean to not use a breaker bar, which he didn’t?
Why?
I think if I watched this video before I bought my Tundra, I would have bought something else, I have change a lot of oil, that looks like maybe the worse design I have ever seen
Roger Pullin: I dont think its that bad :-)
stupid design
Agreed!
You referring to the splash guard or something else?
take it to the dealer.. not worth the time and effort.. you save nothing unless your time is worth zero
It's a labor of love. I know that when I do it myself it's done correctly.
I'd rather save the $100 and spend an hour doing it myself.
Last time I let the "stealer-ship" do my oil change it was a quart low! No thanks....I'll do it myself!
You do know that for many of us taking it to the dealer takes a lot longer.
Typical of the garbage Toyota is now making, what a disgrace for what you have to go thru for a simple oil and filter change.