Toyota 4Runner • FREE Maintenance Tech Tips - DIY Engine and Cabin air filters Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Episode 2 of the do it yourself maintenance tech tip series.
Today learn how to change your own Engine and Cabin air filters.
If I can do it so can you.
Believe in yourself, the sense of accomplishment at the end will be totally worth it!
OEM Engine air filter
Part # 17801-YZZ13
OEM Cabin air Filter
Part # 87139-YZZ82
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There are people that don't know. And everyone should learn to do these two maintenances at the least because they are going to save a lot of money.
That’s absolutely right! The main focus of this series is that I want people to save money, but also learn how stuff works and how it’s done.
Hopefully they will try it at home, if That happens, then mission accomplished!
Thank you for your support, I appreciate you watching!
You make great videos and I appreciate your positive attitude. Thanks for doing what you do sir.
I do appreciate your kind words!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you. I don't know how to do this, until after I watched your video. How often do I need to change these filters?
Every 30,000 miles . I’m glad you got it done 👏🏻
Hey this is Walt I can't thank you enough. Video is great very informative. I love my 4Runner and I don't want to mess it up. Again keep on making your videos. Very Helpful.
🙏🏻 I Appreciate that!!
Some cabin filters dont say "up", they just have an arrow pointing and saying "air flow", or some such words. In that case the arrow is pointed dowm to the floor. Airflow is top-down.
We love this channel, you explain so clearly. It helps that Toyotas are the best vehicles on thr planet.
Mr Viking, greetings from Warren County.
Aunt Batbara adores you!
Thanks for the info,very good point. Thank you 😊 🙏
Just added new filters today. Thanks so much! ❤❤❤
Your very welcome!! 👏🏻
Just EXCELLENT showing the Toyota part numbers at the end was additionally helpful ! Thank You
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Thank you!!
I appreciate your support!
Ok, also, I love the new wheels and tires!! I have a 21’ SR5 Premium with the black TRD wheels with magnetic gray paint. My wife has the 20’ 86 Hakone Edition with the bronze wheels. Makes me want the bronze to “match” our little 86. I’m a Toyota nut. I have owned a Corona, Celica, Supra, Tacoma, Tundru, and 2 Land Cruisers. Finally settling down with our 4RUNNER, we call “Major Gray”, and our beautiful 86! Toyota for life!! I love your videos, thanks again brother!!
I’m right there with you, I’ve owned several Toyota’s myself. You’ve had some really cool ones. You should do it, Bronze wheels on yours wouldn’t just look great but also match that gorgeous 86.
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Up early I see. I love my 4RUNNER! Your videos help make me an expert. I love your videos! Thanks for sharing!!
You got it Sir, we’re just getting the easy stuff out of the way first. Much more coming, I promise.
Thank you and thank you for your service! 💪🏻
You have to love the spring pollen season in NJ! Thanks for the video!
Oh it’s freaking great 🤢🤣
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@@VikingsGarage VG: How about doing a quick video on changing the 4Runners front and rear wiper blades? Spring is a great time to change the blades as they are usually pretty beat-up from the ice over the winter.
My friend, it’s almost as if you got the inside scoop. That’s the next one.
Many people do not know how to change the rear one. I’m going to change that.
I appreciate your input though, thank you!
Thank you for this video. Awesome!!!
You’re very welcome!!
Thank you for watching.
Just did the cabin filter on my 22 4runner, went with the K&N VF2000. Its service able and the plan is to wash it every oil change.
👏🏻 That’s awesome! You’re totally ok doing it with every other, but it’s your call.
Either way cudos for going for it and doing it yourself 👏🏻
Have you changed a filter for the OEM TRD cold air intake? What a PiTa! Also do you know what filter they recommend now that they discounted the OEM TRD oiled filter? I’m guessing just the regular paper one. Great vid’s btw. Keep ‘em coming!
1st Thank you, I appreciate you watching.
Yes the cold air TRD is a pain in the 🍑
I would have to say regular oil filter, which is a great filter, nonetheless.
Glad you did this, I didn’t know how to do any of it.. at how many miles should I do these? Mine is a 2021 19k miles on it
I would say 15k if you live in a dry/dusty climate or 30k otherwise.
I just bought my 4Runner
Congratulations 🍾
Wishing you all the best with it.
REQUEST: 4RUNNER replace "" air recirculation"" filter. FOR SMOKERS.
Hey man? I noticed on my 21 4Runner it has a foam on the bottom of the OEM air filter , but some replacements don’t??
It’s common to find that type from factory. Most replacement filters come without it.
I'm a little surprised that although you mentioned using aftermarket cabin filters you didn't mention how most aftermarket brands don't have arrows on them that indicate which side goes up but instead have arrows that should point down in the direction of air flow.
I wouldn’t know, I never use aftermarket filters 🤣.
I do now. I’m going to assume most of us do read the instructions. Please forgive me.
@@VikingsGarage Yeah. I did this the last time when I replaced my OE with an after market one and did not realize until I replaced it recently. Extremely easy to miss the subtle difference on what the arrow denotes.
@@KarthikPoobalasubramanian
You'd be surprised at how many folks assume that up and air flow are the same BUT if that was true then dirt wouldn't collect on top of the old filter instead it would be trapped in the blower motor mounted below the filter.
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I get a sharpie pen and write the date I installed on the side of the filter. Be surprised you forget when last changed as time passes.
I hear you, very smart. 👏🏻
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How often should you change it?
Every 20k or once a year. Depends how much you drive.
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Do you recommend K&N filters?
I do not, for many reasons.
If you will clean then regularly perhaps but I’m not going to say is the best way to filter your engine air. 🤷🏼♂️
The Project Farm channel discs test comparing some brands of air filter. While K&N improved performance, it did so at the expense of not being as effective at keeping dirt out is the engine.
My point precisely, I’ve seen a Tacoma once with a ruined engine directly related to a K&N filter. 🤷🏼♂️
That is the right side of the engine. It is always referred to as if you are sitting in the driver seat
my 2019 air filter has a pre filter. do i need that?
I’m not entirely sure I understand.
Like a mesh looking fabric glued to the filter itself?
That’s actually the right side of the engine.
Yes according to your parts department, but I was referring to it as you look at it from the front of the vehicle when your actually working on the car.
I do try to simplify things for everyone 😉
@@VikingsGarage
I think you're complicating things instead.
The driver side is on the left. That makesbitcavleft hand drive vehicle.
Whatever you do, don't authorize a Toyota Dealer to change your cabin filter!
$65!