2016 Toyota Corolla Oil Change 1.8L 2009-2017
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- 2016 Toyota Corolla Oil Change 1.8L. 2017 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 How to Change Oil Remove Oil Filter Housing. Step by Step Procedure.
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Straight to the Ponit, no bullshit, no useless intro, no useless outro, thank you.
My man! You walked me through my first oil change successfully. Thank you!
Thats awesome...great job!
Finally someone explains this correctly. Thank you
Thank you🙂
Thanks for the tutorial. The garage near me recently jacked up the price about $40 for an oil change. You're putting cash back in pocket! Much appreciated!
40 dollars an oil change still aint bad considering a fallon of oil is almost 30 bucks. 😂
@@minecrafterselite1bro i pay 130 for an oil change at jiffylube 😵💫
This is how every “how to” should be done! Great video!!
Thank you🙂 really appreciate it
My first time changing the oil in my toyota 2016 SE. This video is very clear. Will follow step by step. Great job!!!
Thats awesome..good luck hope it all goes well..thank you🙂
Thank you so much for making this video so clear and concise! I’ve always wanted to be independent when it came to my car, and changing the oil to my car will be a total game changer.
Yes definitely, it would be a great accomplishment...im sure u can do it🙂👍
You do a very good explanation and your video is very helpful thank you
Thank you so much:) Greatly appreciated.
Great video! Everytime I do my oil change on my daughter's 2016 Corolla I watch your video to remember how to do it! Thanks!
Thank you🙂 so glad to be able to help...thank you for being supportive of my video🙂
Great video. Why you may ask? Concise and to the point. No extra talking
Thank you🙂
Thanks! I always appreciate someone who shares their expertise without lots of hot air
Always glad to help🙂 thank you for watching and support🙂
Most straight forward DIY video. Loved it
Thank you🙂
I did it 2 days ago for the first time thank you man.
Thats awesome..great job🙂
@@backyardchevy328 I was tired to go to Toyota dealer because over there it is too expensive so I decided to do that by myself from now on.
@@ratecoudo glad u were able to get it done..yea that can be an inconvenience and this way you know which oil is going in
George Lopez is that you👀
😂😂😂
Great video - perfect explanation with no filler. 10/10
Thank you🙂
one of the best videos iv seen on how to, good job brother.
Thank you so much🙂
Very simple and thorough.....the way it should be....great video, brother.
Thank you🙂
Yep, thanks for this, great to see visually whats going on under there , cheers
Thank you🙂
Thanks for the video! I hope my Corolla's oil filter is not like that one. That factory oil filter thing adds like 4 extra steps.
Thank you:) Yea definately, also gotta use a different type of filter wrench to loosen and tighten it and they can also be overtightened by the previous filter remover and possibly crack.
This is the best explanation on TH-cam .. cheers mate 👍👍
Thank you🙂
Good video..Just a great tip to offer..Do not use a torque wrench for the oil filter housing..There is a steel clip that clicks when you install the housing on the fixture...There are torque specs from the factory on everything..You might break something that gets serviced every 5000 miles..Just like the oil drain plug..Just snug it tight with a new washer..Keep it Simple Stud....
Very good video I over-tighten I have to correct the problem, thank you so much
Good job, you did not over torque it like almost every one does. I remember one time needing a 2 ft breaker bar to loosen a drain plug, must of had close to 100 pounds of torque on it.
Thank you:), yea i had to use an impact wrench to remove the housing on the rav4 video i posted a few months back, where the dealership overtorqued it, and while loosening it broke my adapter and the housing cracked.
I don't know why they tighten it so much, that o ring holds it on...
@@joew9392 My guess would be to make it that much harder to do it yourself, and the general motivation for dealerships to introduce additional wear and tear at every opportunity.
Subscribed to your channel cause you're so helpful and you answer questions. You need a Patreon.
Thank you so much, your support means a lot to me🙂 its always a great feeling to be able to help someone and i get to do a lot of that with my channel.
You have one of the better videos on TH-cam, very helpful thank you for uploading, Cheers.
Thank you🙂
thank you too
Thanks for the video it helped a lot with my oil change. The filter cap on mine was very difficult to remove. I had to use the special filter wrench (autozone part W54076) with a 1/2" breaker bar to remove. Made sure to not over-tighten on re-installation.
So glad it was helpful🙂 yea unfortunately they do get overtightened a lot
Yeah mine is so tight I can’t get it off. My filter tool keeps popping off. I’ve even tried pushing my foot against the oil filter tool to keep it on there and still can’t get it to turn.
Same issue here, oil filter housing is so tight it won't move.
Tried heating up , tapping gently around housing . Using breaker bar etc . Too scared I'm going to break plastic housing cover. Gonna try again tomorrow after having my spinach for dinner. Haha 😃 seriously don't know what to try next apart from buying a replacement housing as spare incase the existing one breaks tomorrow when I really get angry with it....
had to use an impact wrench for mine
Good job my brother!
Great videos with explanations ❤
This helped a lot thank you
Thanks you’re the best
Thank you very much, that was so easy
So glad to hear it🙂 thank you
35 years old and I can't believe I haven't been doing this myself for the last 15.
if it's any consolation, I'm 20 and I'm abt to go try my first oil change now on my car. Worried but better me than a shop imo
Well done Sr.
Thank you so much:)
Well done. Thanks
Thank you🙂
Thank you for the video.
thank you 😊
Thanks for the video. Just one thing you forgot the clip in the filter housing. Cheers
Well i did clip it back in, just didnt notice i cropped out the footage when trying to shorten video
Very nice job. Is it important to replace the clip removed initially.
Thank you🙂 yes youll wanna reinstall it. Its supposed to keep the filter housing from vibrating loose
Changed the oil and filter on mine today. The filter clip was missing but the filter was still almost impossible to remove, had to use an air impact wrench to get it off. I made sure not to over tighten it when I installed it..
Yea thats just like on the toyota rav4 i did an oil change on, it broke an adapter i had trying to get it off..dont know what specs theyre going by to be torquing filter housing that tight..but glad u got it done..great job🙂
I hate then it's over tightened. Mine was the same way.
I hope everyone that hates it being over-tightened complains to whoever did it. Show them what is printer right on the oil filter cap... "Tighten to 25N•m"
25 Newton meters is equal to 18 ft.lbs.
Thanks it helped alot
Some of those filter cover removal sockets are made from cast aluminium and are not very strong, it's very easy to break it using a ratchet if the cover is on too tight, it's best to use a ring spanner or socket to break it free.
Thanks! This video was very helpful!
Thank you for watching and for the support🙂
Good video thank you
Models with a U in the VIN use the spin on type. If it has a P in the VIN it uses this type of filter. Luckily mine uses the spin on type
Thank you..great info🙂
What year is yours john ?
Not true on mine. My VIN has a "U" in the fifth digit. It has the stupid cap instead of a spin on. Just discovered that this morning.
@@onlyinajeep726 that sucks..i wonder if there is something specific that will tell u without having to look under the car
I have both a U and a P in my VIN number U is the 5th digit and P is the 11th digit Does that mean I have both filters LOL
Hello, thank u for your great tutorials! I just replaced my old battery for my Corolla 2016 by myself with the help of your video. Now I’m studying how to do oil change. I have bought all the supplies needed. The oil filter replacement I bought from Toyota dealership shop looks different, it looks like it already come with a housing and filter together… what is the difference?
Hello, theres 2 different style filters one like the one in the video where its a cartridge inside a plastic housing that u can replace only the cartridge paper element by itself..and then theres a spin on oil filter that comes with the element inside all in one piece..i think ur referring to this spin on type oil filter..but youll wanna verify before starting ur oil change which type u have..because if they sold u the wrong type youll need to exchange it before or if it is a spin on filter the process will be slightly different..but it is quicker
@@backyardchevy328 thanks for responding so quickly. I think my Corolla 2016 takes the screw-on filter type (where the filter is already inside housing)… I purchased it after dealership worker checked my vehicle reg #. I think my corolla’s oil/filter change will be a straight forward process: screw off, swap and screw on new one. Thank u again!
@@misssoandso yes theyre easier to do..hopefully all goes well..good luck🙂👍
Right on I’ll try that. Thanks!
Thanks bro!
I usually remove the oil filter first when a car has a canister filter because there is oil from the filter that comes out the pan so if you drain the oil from the pan first and plug it up then do the filter there will be leftover oil still in the pan from the filter
Are you sure? I'll have to try that on my son's Matrix sometime.
Thank you!!! I dont need my husband anymore
Great video 👍
Excellent Vid !
Thank you so much
Thank you dude, nice video too.
Thank you...really appreciate the support🙂
very nice video, but you forgot to put the oil filter cartridge clip back on
I didnt forget, just when cropping the video to shorten it..didnt notice that i cut out that part of the video..and once it was posted it was too late to add it in
Good Informative video.
Thank you🙂
0w20 is not needed that is the factory fill a 5w30 C2 spec will do just fine especially in warmer climates where shearing will be less, 0w20 is alright with 6 months intervals. 0w20 tends to foam here in Australia.
Great video but those watching from home be careful with that oil filter. Some clown tightened mine up so tight that the removal tool broke when I tried to get it off. This was already with me using a massive breaker bar
Make sure to lubricate the O ring to prevent from leakage
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching and the support🙂
Mine is a 2016 se push start does the "maintenance required" light go out on itself. If not how do i reset thank you for the awesome video
I’ve always been scared of oil changes because of how easy it is to screw things up but your video makes everything really straightforward.
The jiffy lube down the street wanted to charge $100 for the oil change ….my god. It used to be like 60-75 (which is still a lot).
I really need to buy the rest of the tools i need like the shop towels, the tool to remove the oil filter, and a pan to catch the oil.
Just wish i had a great jack like the one you have. For now im just gonna have to settle for the crappy spare tire jack
EXCELLANT VIDEO.
Thank you🙂
I've been changing my own oil for 10 years and I recently did my friends Corolla and holy shit I needed to use a breaker bar because it was ridiculously tight.
Yea theyve done a lot of that to those type..i have a video on the same type of filter cartridge for a Toyota rav4 and that one i broke an adapter and had to use an impact wrench
Do you put the clip back after you replace filter ?
Thank you
Anytime🙂 thank you for the support
Man thank you!
Thank you🙂
This is good ………..Thank you.
Thank you🙂
Take5 screwed my last oil change so I decided to do my own from now on. The filter was a royal pain to remove so I was curious if there was a method to it.. nope i did it exactly like you
Yea they probably overtightened it..but least if u did it urself, you have control of how tight it gets installed and what filter and oil u use..but glad u were able to do it🙂
@@backyardchevy328 I use to do my jeeps every time but I didnt need a jack or stands, it was lifted 2.5" lol so I've been putting off doing the rolas because I didn't want to buy the Jack's. Caved after getting a 8 hour wait time for a $70 change.. bought the jack & stands, tool you used, drain pan (mine was stolen) for $100.. ended up using the scissor jack because the jack sucks lol
All in all the change cost me $35 and I know exactly what went in - the drain plug didnt even have a washer but luckily I planned ahead and bought some
@@Dapsters lol yea definitely big advantage to trucks...but the amount u save will add up with all the rest of the oil changes.
@@backyardchevy328 for sure, teaching my baby brother how to do oil changes too is a blast
@@Dapsters that's awesome🙂 its definitely a great feeling to teach someone something they can use in the future and then when theyre able to do it, how good it makes them feel also🙂
What size tool did you use for oil filter
It’s 64mm.
Thank you for the amazing video helping me a lot...
Thank you🙂...im so glad to be able to help...really appreciate the support🙂
Thank you sir!!
Thank you🙂
What about that clip you took off? You didn't put it back on. Is it needed????
I don't know where you got your torque specs from but if you look at the top of your oil filter assembly cap (opposite the treaded end) it says right on the part "Tighten To 25 N•m".
25 Newton meters is equal to 18 ft.lbs.
It came with the oil filter, yes, i know the housing had the torque spec, but could of been a revised torque spec so i decided to go with the torque spec that came with the filter.
@@backyardchevy328
Didn't you use an STP oil filter? Why would you trust STP to give you the torque specs for a Toyota oil filter cap? That makes zero sense. That's something that maybe STP mistakenly printed on the box because they print it on all the packaging for all their spin on filters? Still 22 ft.lbs. I'm sure is fine. It's not enough to cause a problem. I commend you for using a torque wrench and making a great instructional video.
Also IF you read the instructions that come with Toyota OEM filters, they say not to use a pick or screwdriver to remove the o-ring. Just so you know. I don't see a problem using a pick or small screwdriver but since you are instructing others maybe you should just mention that Toyota discourages that practice.
@@stevensevek6151 it was a paper that came with the o ring and yes it was stp..its like when u do a timing belt on a toyota camry..the timing belt set comes with revised instructions for the original spring to replace it with a newer spring, sometimes u get revisions..and since 22ft lbs isnt that much tighter than 18ft lbs..it wont affect it...im sure if i torque it to 18ft lbs and set it to 22ft lbs after i probably wont even get any movement from it.
lmfaoo i just did my girls car on this video saved me like 60$ total cost of items come out to 40$ depending on what you already have
oil filter - 10$
full synthetic - 20$ (autozone sale)
oil filter wrench - 10$
Question:
does it matter which filter you use because they both fit
(solid cap) & (soft filter)
can you use both?
I was able to do the oil change to my car without a problem thanks to your video.
By the way what are the blue napkins you used to wipe off the engine oil?
Thats awesome..so glad to hear it🙂..theyre blue shop towels they sell em by rolls best price for em are at home depot or costco now though everywhere else they seem to be doubled
Backyard Chevy thank you so much for all the info. It’s really helpful
@@x46able anytime...glad to be able to help when i can...thank you for the support🙂
I noticed you didn't put the clip back, is that on purpose?
A footnote many of these cars do not have the original oil filter, they have been replaced with a full canister oil filter. This might be good information to have before purchasing an oil filter. I had to jack my car up just see what kind of oil filter was on it before I went out and bought one.
Definitely important step, especially before draining oil...thank you🙂
How do you know this? You are aware that in 2009 the Corolla was available with two different engines (and filters)?
@@stevensevek6151 The point of my comment was to make sure you know which filter you need to buy before you drain your oil.
My Toyota had the original filter rig replaced with a canister filter. So I continue to buy the canisters. To go back to original equipment I would have to buy the whole rigamarole that holds the old filters in place. You don't want to drain your oil to find out you have the wrong filter.
Basically got taught by Dom Toretto 😂
You owe me 10 second car lol
So many more things to do. I miss the simplicity of changing the oil on my Chrysler K-car. All you have to do is reach down and unspin it with your hand. No stupid crush washers, no stupid o-rings that you have to deal with- one reusable drain plug and you can put the filter on and off by hand.
Hi i put 0w 20 oil in my 40000 miles 2017 fielder is that ok ??😊
My 2014 Corolla is leaking a little bit of oils from the oil filter housing I think it might be that I have to replace the oil filter housing. This happened after I did my oils change
Look for any cracks in the housing, if not, it could be the seal didnt sit properly all around and maybe got damaged
hi..thanks for the video...a question.. i have a toyota corolla 2013 but 1.6 LT the torque specifications for the filter and plug are the same?
Yes, but go with 18 ft lbs torque for the oil filter housing, but thats only if u have the same cartridge type filter with the paper element in the middle like the one shown in video..if it has a metal spin on filter that will be different
Where's the oil filter located, passenger's side or driver's side?
Why would Toyota use that POS filter system?
Very helpful. Could you tell me what tools are u using to change oil. I wanna buy them.
I used a 14mm socket, a 3/8 ratchet..and oil filter wrench this one might be a good choice amzn.to/2CQupyc
Wgen take off the filter is it left losey
The tightening torque for the filter cover is 18 Ft lbs or 25 Nm!
Yes, i had used the torque spec that came with the oil filter. But 18ft lbs is what it should be torqued to
@@backyardchevy328 I wrote about it because many people find it difficult to unscrew this cover after it has been tightened too much. There are many videos on youtube about it.
@@witboj8281 yes im familiar..my video on the toyota rav4 actually is about that..but 22ft lbs. Is not much tighter than 18ft lbs...on the toyota rav4 they signifcantly overtighten em beyond that.
Is it okay if I accidentally pour 5w 20 in the engine? The manual says 0 20.
Like completely filled with 5w 20? Hows the weather where u live? If really cold right now itll be rough on the engine during start ups. The oil wont flow as well til it warms up.
@@backyardchevy328 I'm in San Diego area and it's in the 70s. . It doesn't really get to freezing at night.
@@backyardchevy328 completely filled.
@@PetePuebla youll be fine then, 0w oil would just flow better in really cold weather..but in that weather your good.
@@backyardchevy328 That's what I was thinking too, but I'm no expert. So I figured I'd ask. Thanks for answering!
What size is the oil filter cap remover?
64mm, but i do have a good one linked in the description of the video
@@backyardchevy328 thank you so much
@@marshall4252 anytime🙂
I have trouble removing that clip on the oil filter. Did you put it back?
th-cam.com/video/nwS-fxprE7U/w-d-xo.html i added a section just for that filter
Great video! I was wondering what was the spot that you put the floor jack under?
Thank you:) i used the pinch weld of the vehicle, its that metal pinch that goes down the vehicle between the front wheel and rear wheel, its a thick steel section, but it has to be done after the fender section.
What size is that cap for the filter the one I got doesn’t grip
Hi! I have the same car, and the filter is super tide! It’s my first time doing oil change in my Corolla! It’s normal to be super tide? Thanks
Its not normal, but lately the dealer has been overtightening em, before they would do it mainly on toyota rav4s but now its happening on corollas too
Are you suppose to put the clip back on the filter?
Yes, unfortunately while editing i cropped it out by mistake
the clip you popped out next to the oil filter cap, is that a good for nothing thing that you can thrown away?
Well its meant to be a retaining clip so the housing doesnt vibrate loose
@@backyardchevy328 Yesterday I was unable to remove the cap. it was too stuck. First time this happened, after 8 years. I think in the process I was also rounding the cap with the wrench. I did not like the clip, felt it was in the way of things, did not know it can be removed. This f. cap is always a pain to remove, so the clip doesn't seem to be needed. Today I ordered the tool you used and a new cap. I think this cap has a terrible design. Thanks for your info
@@anthonydefex the best one ive found is the one i put in the description..it grabs it really well..i have been finding em overtightened..and normally its after coming from the dealer..not sure what torque spec theyre using but has to be much higher than it should be...hopefully the tool works great for you too..good luck🙂👍
@@backyardchevy328 thanks. I ordered that tool now
How did you remove the little clip on the oil filter cap? On 2:13
U can push up on the back part of clip using a screwdriver or something similar and pull back at same time thatll allow u to slide clip off or u can squeeze from behind using needle nose pliers
Do you have to reinstall the clip
@@TheGrimmis420 yes, i just edited it out by mistake when i was cropping it
Hi, backyard Chevy. Thanks for the post, very helpful. Two questions here. Do you think this technique would work on 2019 models? And what is being released when you open both “valves “? ( Is it oil coming out through both ends? )
Well on the 2019s i believe they got rid of the cartridge style filter, so itll be the standard spin on filter...u mean the oil drain bolt and the filter? Its oil through the drain bolt and oil thats held in the oil filter as well.
@@backyardchevy328 got it. I’ll have to check it out myself. And yes, that’s what I meant. I was wondering why oil passes through both ways instead of just one way, but I got it now lol. Oh and what kind of lubricant do you use for that second piece? The cap, I think.
@@writer46m72 well the oil passes through the filter and gets cleaned before running through the oil passages so that's why the oil is where that filter is as well...and i use the same oil that ur gonna put into the engine to lubricate the o ring
@@backyardchevy328 oh okay. When I first watched the video, it looked like you were using a white substance from that one cap. But when I looked again, it was just the color of the inside of the cap LOL. Thanks a bunch, man!
@@writer46m72 lol yea it was just oil..anytime...thank you🙂
I have an oil leak around the oil filter housing and see a leak around the oil pan plug. Did I do something wrong? Too tight maybe? Same car as yours.
Well the main reason for a leak around filter would be if the o-ring wasnt installed in the right groove or if it tore cause it was installed dry....around the oil pan plug could be the gasket is missing or torn.
@@backyardchevy328 looked back at it and I guess I wasn't paying attention. I see the crush washer has been mushroomed in and i never noticed when I first began. I thought it was strange when it was hard removing the bolt. It was difficult to turn in the beginning. I will check back on the O ring and make sure that I put it in the right spot. I did lubricate it before putting on but you may be right on the location. Thanks again for the reply.
@@andrewm5190 anytime...good luck hopefully was just in the wrong groove and is an easy fix
Hi, you did not show the part where you install that little clip on the oil filter housing. Do you put that back in?
Yea sadly i cropped it out while editing to make it shortly and didnt realize that i cut that part out too until it was posted...yes u wanna just click it back in place.
Thnx good question
Please what is the size of the filter switch?
The filter wrench? 64mm 14 flute is what the website states it is