NEVER Replace Toyota Oil Pan Gasket Until Watching This!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2016
- Toyota dealerships hate this video. You will not believe how easy this is to do. Performed on Toyota 2.4 Liter (4 Cylinder) 2AZ-FE engine. Applications:
2002-2011 Toyota Camry
2009-2011 Toyota Matrix S (USA)/XR (Canada)/XRS
2009-2010 Pontiac Vibe
2009-2010 Toyota Corolla XRS (2011-2013 only in Mexico)
2002-2008 Toyota Camry Solara
2004-2007 Toyota RAV4
2001-2007 Toyota Highlander/Kluger/Harrier
Toyota Estima / Toyota Ipsum / Toyota Previa / Toyota Tarago
Toyota Alphard
Toyota Blade
Toyota Avensis
2005-2010 Scion tC
2008-2015 Scion xB[1]
2007-2013 Toyota MarkX Zio
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This is an amazing how-to on changing the oil pan gasket. At least I, for one, am very appreciative of you taking the time to make a video like this. It's people like you that help save people from getting ripped off at the local automotive repair shop.
Taylor88 Productions thanks, I’m really glad it helped you.
@@proclaimliberty2000 absolutely... I ended up getting a 2006 Camry with 180,000 miles for $800 and it's worth at least $3,000. Everything works and drives great. So I want to keep it awhile. It's nice having no payment
Taylor88 Productions That’s great!
How in any way does this video help anyone from getting “ripped off” from a repair shop?
So what, if a repair shop says you need an oil pan gasket you show them this video? 🙄
@@JasonLee-lv7tm I'm just saying that people can do it themselves with this kind of good instruction and don't have to pay some shop do it for them pay all the labor cost
Great video, very helpful. I did this on my 2002 Camry. When I loosened the nut that you need to remove the wheel well cover for, the whole stud came out. No big deal, it just meant that I only had one stud as a guide when I put the pan back on. The most difficult bolt to remove was the one next to it (going towards the rear of the car). I couldn't get a wrench or the socket in there. I ended up using a 1/4" drive socket. It was small enough to fit, but very slow going. Also I used carburetor cleaner to help clean up the sealing surface as well as the bottom of the pan. Great advice to practice reinstalling the pan a few times before you put the sealant on. The pan would Although it was unobstructed, I did need to rotate it a little to remove it freely. Getting the pan off was a bit difficult. The rubber mallet did not work for me. I did have to use a small screwdriver and tap lightly with a hammer. Be very careful doing this for fear of damaging the mating surface. I then used a very thin putty knife to help pry and pan came off easily. There may be aftermarket gaskets around but the sealant is what Toyota originally used and that's I went with also. Use enough to ensure a good seal. I used almost half the tube.
Good tips to know! Especially on the dipstick tip! Thanks brother!
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i hit a rock and it put a dent on my oil pan. should it be replaced even tho not leaking
You got an easy oil pan to remove. On my 2006 2wd, 2.7l engine you have to pull the engine from the truck to remove the oil pan. There is a non removable frame cross member right across the middle of the oil pan. Good video.
Great video great information about what to use and do. Thank you.
Ivan 23 Caravantes 👍😊
Excellent video! Thanks
How did you drive car up on ramps. Good tips on practice putting pan on first dry run. My ramps hit bumpet
Great video! I wish I would have listened to you when you emphasized on practicing putting the pan back on before putting the sealer on! After I put the sealer on, I tried for the whole 15 minutes to put the damn pan on without smudging sealer everywhere, but couldn’t do it. Ended up scraping the sealer and going to start over tomorrow.
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i appreciate this video. I wish I had the confidence in myself that you do. As I write this, my camry is getting gasket and pan changed at a mechanic. I know i will pay a lot more than you did and am frustrated that I couldn't be more like you!
I to was afraid of car work ... Bit litterally get under there and just go.. Its so easy ...you litterally cant mess it up! Im 22 and i bought a used car and replaced all the fluids. Super easy..:)go for it my dude.
@@commuterdude3053 you most definitely can screw things up 😂
Awesome video, I have read and seen videos of people using a 10 mm with swivel to get at that stud.
Just curious would this be for 2017 camry le also? I just replaced the oil in my daughters car & noticed it had a semi oval shaped dent on driver side that ainks in about least one inch & bout two inches wide, there us no leaking but i am concerned if its blocking any area of the oil pump seems like its not being no lights are coming on engine sounds running smooth, not sure if i should get oem factory at dealer or after market one which are ranging 35$ on up vs dealership over 100$.
Thank you Paul. I say it's a good video. I have learned what has to be done with leaking oil pan. Great.
Good videos informative plz upload a video if you had experience with 2016 Hyundai tucson automatic transmission oil pan clean and oil change
Thank you it seemed as straight forward as you made it. Definitely wouldn’t have thought to take out the dip stick so thank you for this video sir 🫡
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Awesome thanks for the help.
I know this is an older video and thank you for it. I'm still not understanding about that screw or bolt in the wheel well. what purpose does it serve? If I have to take it out I will, but I just want to know. Thanks
U must remove that bold to reach oil pan bolt
I’m here 12/2o21 trying to savage my 04 Solara I hate to part with it. It has high miles because it’s my daily gas saving driver. I have a massive oil leak that 3 mechanics couldn’t seem to find the root cause of. Well it was the oil pan so I hope that and replacing the catalyst converter (1 side) takes me another 100,000 miles until I can afford a new Camry Hybrid. Enjoyed the video helped a lot bc the pan wouldn’t come off🤨
Thanks for the video, I was in the middle of the job having trouble getting the seal on the old gasket to break. Your vid helped get me through the rest of the way.
Michael Cannon 👍😊
Really good video and thank you for all the tips. I am going to do it today but I have a question. What is the torque for the bolts and the nuts around the oil pan? I really appreciate if you reply today, thanks.
Really bad video
Hilarious
Thanks for this video. My oil pan is leaking. Planning to replace the gasket. Did you have to apply the sealant on both sides of the gasket before put the pan in?
Sams Tabby There is no gasket. I simply applied the sealant to the drain pan after cleaning both mating surfaces with acetone or nail polish remover.
Thank you so much for showing how you changed your oil pan gasket, & taking the time & effort to tape it for others to see. You have saved me a lot of headaches & and a lot of money ...
You're welcome! Please subscribe as I have other practical video's that could help you save more money.
Did that on my 2008 Toyota Highlander and it is seeping a little as I smudged the sealer. I will redo it and instead of applying the sealant on the pan, I will put sealant on the housing. Less chance of making a mess and a potential leak.
Thx for the video! How long do you wait for the liquid gasket to cure before adding oil and driving away?
youeweu it says the engine may be started in 1 to 2 hours.
@MysteriousOklahoma Just the gasket maker. It works fantastic!
@proclaimliberty2000 was the nuts by the subframe closer to the wheel hard to get to?
Not with the right tools.
I'm in the middle of a 2003 Camry oil pan now. Car is on jackstands overnight, since I ran out of daylight.
My question, to anyone who may know the answer, is should I use an actual gasket?
It's my mom's car, the dealership pointed out the leak to her so I offered to replace the gasket. I just went to Bennett Auto Supply to buy a Haynes repair manual and the needed gasket, which came with a tube of sealant also.
Only now, 3 hours after i paused the project, did I realize there was never a gasket in there to begin with-- just a silicone sealant or whatever. I've cleaned all of it off the pan and engine, already.
So, should i be using an actual gasket with sealant?
Also, have I already screwed up by leaving the pan off overnight???
Thanks in advance to anyone with advice.
PS. This guy is exactly right about that single nut. It's on the upper right of the pan, when you slide under the car (looking up to the "sky," obviously) from the front end, head-first. I got my ratchet on the nut but it took a LOT of small turns to get it loose for me to finish turning it with my fingerTIPS. I almost thought I was going to have to stop, give up or go buy an angled socket or attachment. I have slim hands and the car's engine was cool, though.
Thanks for the video.
As I explained in this video there is no premade gasket for this oil pan. Do not use anything else other than the sealeant that I showed in this video.
proclaimliberty2000
At 1:08, I heard you say it. Not trying to argue but I bought a gasket that fits this oil pan- 14 nuts & bolts, total.
At first, i got a cork-like gasket that had no 90° angles so i exchanged it for this black gasket i have now. It certainly fits. I've just never done this specific job (sealing with a gasket and/or sealant) and left pan off overnight.
Hey, good for you if you found one. When I did mine, Toyota told me they didn't make a pre-made gasket for that oil pan.
I have the same leaks in 04 sienna 3.3L and I also see pre-made gaskets, which brand model of gasket did you use and what was the result? Gasket with sealant works well? hand-tight didn't break the gasket? Very appreciated.
You will need a swivel for one of these two oil pan guide nuts and then you can use the ratchet for the rest and make sure to remove your oil dipstick so it wouldn’t get bent or hit while removing the oil pan
2021 RAV 4 got the oil change and they are telling me I need a new gasket! Is that right??? I have 170,000 miles
Thank you!
Thank you! I have an 04 solara and it looks pretty similar under there
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I have a 04 solara I think this is the solution to my oil leak right now
Thank you for sharing. God bless.
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I'm goin to do this job soon and can some1 help me out the torque specs of the screw bolts and the bolt sequence when tightening the oil pain.thanx in advance😎👍🏼
Can I use basic rtv
I have a 2005 camry and I was doing the same job replacing the gasket.After I dropped the pan I found some black pieces of plastic inside it. what could they from?
Perhaps part of a broken valve stem seal or the little plastic ring from an oil bottle.
The 3 bolts under over the exhaust pipe,whats the best way to remove them
I used a 10mm shallow swivel socket and/or a wobble ratchet extension.
Did the clamp to exhaust make it difficult for you to put the pan back with gasket material?
Lou C. No
Toyota you could count on making it more difficult to do service.
Which Year and model is the Camry in the video ? My dealer today messed up the threads on drain plug and asking me to replace pan for $850. I have a 2009 Camry Hybrid and looking at replacing it myself.
It's a 2006 Toyota Camry LE. I'm very sorry about what happen. No dealership should be asking you to pay a penny for their mistake. You need to speak to the manager and demand that they pay for it. If they refuse to pay then I would take them to small claims court.
Buy the correct tap and a tap handle( not a ratchet and socket and especially nor a screw gun, impact, drill or anything electric or pnuematic... A simple tap handle... And carefully turn it a quarter turn with enough wrist pressure to get it to turn ( dont torque on it) and then back it out and clean out the threads with air... Rinse and repeat until you have traced straightened cleaned or sightly recut the marred threads. Btw NO good mechanic would ever misthread a bolt so bad that the threads would be so damaged that tgey could not run a tap through and clean them up and restore them to a useable condition. And if they did they were hastily using one of the donts I listed above. There is plenty of warning that a bolt is misthreaded. No honest mechanic should they damage a clients vehicle by destroying threads should fix them at no cost. That is an embarrassing mistake amongst professionals and is way more easily avoided than repaired. Stripped threads, broken bolts and the awfully dreaded broken tap can be a nightmare. Unless I am mistaken, which definitely could be the case as i have wrenched on very few cars. I am a retired production leadman for westinghouse's locomotive manufacturing company MotivePower Inc. and prior to that a test mechanic for many years with idk how many rebuilds and 200 new high speed diesel commuter, freighter, and switcher locomotives under my belt. After you break a couple and have to repair them you dont break anymore. Just my best educated guess and humble opinion but i agree that the shop should be held responsible for the damages and on good faith, if they care about their reputation at all, do whatever necessary to remedy their mistake as painlessly as possible.
Was the oil pan hard to get out of there or were you able to get it out without removing anything?
Hi Kyle, it was not hard to get out and I did not have to remove anything else. Use a rubber mallet to hit all around the pan to remove it. Do not use a screw driver to pry it off which will mar the mating surfaces.
Thank you sir, great video. my 03 camry plug pulled through the threads on the pan so I am replacing the whole pan. AutoZone had a gasket and tube of rtv now available for sale to go with the pan.
Why are you removing the nut behind the wheel again??
thank you
Thank you
Still do t understand bolt in fender
Very impressive. How were you able to clean the pan so well?
Acetone (nail polish remover)
I have to replace my oil pan with a new one, can I just reuse the old screws?
InLikeS1n Yes
Where do you get the gasket material from?
Toyota dealership or you might find it on Ebay
Why in the world is the manual showing 2.7 hours for this? It looks straightforward. Thank you for the video!
My thoughts exactly! Dealer wanted over $400 to do it
@@patrickmurray4084 I realize they have lots of expenses, but that's price gouging. It's unethical.
Just hit the pan with a rubber mallet to get it off, using a screwdriver may bend it out of shape.
Excellent Tip! Thank you.
I use a plastic gasket scraper
Can I still use a gasket and a sealant? I bought a fel pro gasket
Yes you can but the gasket will eventually leak
can i use this for a 2005 toyota matrix ?
The sealant yes. Is it the exact same bolt pattern I'm not sure
How did it work out. Did the leak stop?
Michael Stoltz Yes
Didn't explain why you took off that bolt from the wheel well but otherwise i great video as I'm changing mine today or tomorrow. 25 yo
PEOPLE get plastic razor blades to do this it works great
wth,,,no show of how the pan came down, and no show of how the silicone/gasket sealer, come on, if your going to show a video of how to do it, please show as much as possible, some of this factors are probably not significant for you, but for some one like my self who never done it, and is looking for this kind of videos, is very important..
I was confused like heck I thought maybe this is a joke or something😅 I don't think he ever taught auto shop in school
There are videos of how to take the pan down and put back. Drop it a inch or two and rotate it and it will come right down. And they do make a rubber gasket for the 2.4L it looks like it's a cork gasket. But it's not. Do not get the paper ones I put two on my 03 Camry and it pushed it out and it just ripped. But I also did get and use the good stuff it's called gasket maker or sealer. And it stopped me drip. I'm not saying this guy is wrong just saying what I did to mine and what did or did not work
The bolts coming out are called aligning studs.
Do you have the car still? Is it still holding up?
Yes I do and zero leaks.
Hold horse! Be honest your car look great! So last time how many mileage? My mine 272,005 mileages. Still engine is purring. Yes oil pan gasket leaking. Wow Thank for the video.
Sorry I forgot tell my car is 2005, 2.4 liter 2AZ-FE engine.
is this the 2.2. engine?
2.4 liter (4 cylinder)
is that works and the velve cover gasket???
I don't believe this job should take more than 15 20 min tops and the price to get this done is between 14 and 15 hundred dollars. What kind crap is that that the shop feels their needing more to replace an oil pan gasket than a head gasket. Ridiculously over charging people and I'm not seeing any justification for them to gouge anyone like this. Needs to be re-evaluated and then tell me the price again. If it doesn't change then I'll no longer feel comfortable with the shop being fair ever again.
I was quoted, $500 for this. They said, it costs more because some of the bolts are up high and they couldn't get to them because of the car frame.?!
PEB That is robbery!
do you still have this Camry & whats the mileage now ??
Yes. 225,000 miles
proclaimliberty2000 Excellent and i recently bought 2004 Camry with 1,12,000 miles on it... What do you suggest to keep it running for long time...
I change the engine oil and filter every 5,000 miles with Mobil 1 full synthetic. I do an automatic transmission oil flush every 100,000 miles with Amsoil ATF. I change the engine coolant every 5,000 miles with Amsoil. I clean the air filter every 10,000 miles. th-cam.com/video/CMumKghN5oQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/SHxJYqU95AQ/w-d-xo.html
proclaimliberty2000 Thank you so much for your help
You're welcome. I forgot to tell you that was a K&N air filter.
My dipstick broke off today must be floatin around in the oil pan..could this harm my engine? 05 camry
I doubt it, there should be a magnet at the bottom of your oil pan, and also the dipstick is too big it'll just sink to the bottom of the oil pan, next time you change your oil fish it out tho
I did this last week but I made a mistake, I was working on another part of the engine and I had to remove the engine mount and the engine with sump rested on the subframe while the gasket was still drying now it has a slight leak 😰.
Excellent Video Thank you .
When he says remove dip stick before taking the pan off do it!
So I gotta ask with 200k miles....when do you finally replace the car and why
tommy d u b b s Personally I’ll replace the car when I don’t think it’s worth spending the money on a repair which usually involves the engine or transmission. But then again, it might be worth having a new engine or transmission put in the vehicle. I guess everybody’s situation is different based on their finances. I will tell you I’ve always believed that buying a used car and maintaining it as long as possible is the most financial prudent thing to do if your on a budget.
proclaimliberty2000 when does it become too old I guess 300k miles?
Sergey Romanchenko that sounds more like you..
You never.... use an oil pan new or not with the inside that is painted. Never
Crush washer..
thank you