DIY Toyota Tacoma Oil & Filter Change - 4.0 V6
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Tacomaholic...Let me tell you how useful your video is. I've got a 2010 TRD Taco with about 178,000 miles. Been changing my own oil for quite a while now and I refer to your video every single time before I start. Why you ask? Because I have to do mine in the street as my driveway it too steep. Meaning once I'm down there, I'm bound to forget something and have to rush up to the garage. Your vid keeps me in check. I too use a gatorade bottle to collect the bit of oil from the filter drain and it works perfectly. Very little mess. Thank you for posting the video and cheers on behalf of all Taco owners! If it's helpful to anyone, I take my used oil to the dump in my town. They have a large container you can pour it into so you know it's going to the proper place.
Thanks so much for watching! You might like this item I've used in other videos ( amzn.to/407XvOQ ) as it makes for a super clean oil change by catching any spillage.
Your videos never get old! Rewatch them again and again. Thanks bud!
Thanks man! I laugh when I go back and see my older stuff. Hopefully the video quality/editing has improved since then.
@@Tacomaholic quality has improved by a whole lot yes! Ever done a video on clear protective film or types of clear coating for aftermarket headlights?
@@samuelrodriguezrivera6856 Thanks! No I haven't tried that but heard it's a good thing to do for protection.
Dude, you rock! I was literally going through my owner's manual before clicking on your video and I could not find anything about the amount needed for a V6 four-wheel drive. While flipping front to back in the manual I heard the TV say it's on page 535. Thank you sir. Excellent timing.
Five quarters!
Nice video. like how your explanation makes it easy for anyone, novice to average DYIer to get the information to get the job done.👍👍👍👍
Thanks reedrancho! Your comment is pretty much my "mission statement" when making these maintenance vids.
Great video! I just replace the washer with every oil change because they are so cheap.
A water bottle also works to collect the oil from the bottom of the filter housing ans is easier than routing a house down to your drain pan.
How did you hold the bottle?
@@HsingSun I just use a wide mouth bottle, like Gatorade, or cut a 16oz water bottle. It always cradles in there nicely enough to not need to secure it.
I call bs on the additional 7hp with the TRD cap. It’s barely an additional 5hp 🙄. It’s the high performance stickers that matter most.
Wow I have never seen an oil filter in such an easy location, my Taco 2014 L4 2.7L has a location underneath and is a pain if it’s put on too tight, and I put 84,000 miles on mine! Lots of oil changes!!!
I think all of the 3rd gen Tacomas have the oil filter under the engine as well.
I come back and watch this everytime I do my oil change to make sure I dont screw it up 😅👍
Ha ha thanks!
GREAT video with mods!! I watched and immediately purchased the Fumoto drain valve, retaining clip and hose. All these years of changing my own oil and the mess that goes with it. By the way I also bought a case of oil filters (10) for $45. If you are like me you want to change your oil often. Protect your Tacoma. Thanks for the mod.
Thanks for watching buddy! Love the Fumoto valve and can't wait for my next easy/clean oil change. 😀
I just subscribed. I've got a 2007 Tacoma prerunnerand looks like I'll be doing my own work on it since the shops are always too busy to take it in. I'm hoping you will have more repairs in the futurethat I can do on my truck instead of taking it into a repair shop.
Thanks for the sub Thomas!
You can also use an empty 16-24 oz. empty soda bottle to catch the oil from the filter
badranger2004 i use a gatorade bottle
Yep, I've seen all kinds of cups used like that and I might just do that next time since there was less oil than I thought there would be in the filter.
Tacomaholic my bottle fits perfect its wicked lol
Hey thanks again for your videos I really appreciate it I have a 2010 with 122K on it and I figured I’d just start doing my own maintenance. I took your mod advice and I got the Fumoto valve. It was a horrible mess draining the oil because the drip pan I had wasn’t the best that I had thought and got all over the place but hopefully with the new valve next time it’ll be a piece of cake!
Thanks for watching Ryan! The next oil change with the fumoto will be the cleanest ever. 😀
Put a large plastic sheet under the oil drain area to avoid a big mess.
@@HsingSun I use cardboard boxes
Far from my old ‘01 Tacoma where I had to lay on the ground and fight my left arm up in there to fight that filter off. Looking forward to the easy filter change with my ‘new’ 2012! (nice tip with marking the filter due date, btw) 👍
Thanks for watching buddy! Super easy oil changes on the 2nd gens. You plan on getting the fumoto valve?
Tacomaholic-The drain valve looks like neat thing to have but with a 10,000 mile Recommended interval I ‘ll probably stick with the standard drain plug. (I appreciate your informative vids...Thanks!)
You can always keep track (records) of oil changes on the Toyota Owners website. They can be added manually. Just another option.
I always wonder if they really put in the premium synthetic that I pay for. There is a pretty strong profit motive to put in cheap conventional oil and pocket the difference. Also, I have met some people who work at oil change places......many are lowlifes.
I'm pretty skeptical about oil change places.
I would change the filter while the pan is draining some oil comes out of filter and goes back into e fine when the filter brakes it’s seal
costco had the 2 five quart containers of synthetic for 30 dollars with free shipping to your house, oil is from warren, pa, same place that makes mobil 1.
Nice!
Love the vids , I watch all of em , BTW , the threads on that mod are about 1/2 inch to 3/4 of an inch...That amount of oil wont drain because it goes past the bottom of the oil pan??? just guessing , but seems logical to me? And get a needle grease fitting for your grease gun then you can get everything greased , even between your leaf springs , I even did my CV axle boots . The puncture that was made , I used shoe goo to seal the tiny hole. lol It drives so much better OMG , seems like a new truck. Dont forget to give me a shout out when you use this ...lol TTYL peace out.
Thanks for watching buddy! I do have one of those needle attachments for my grease gun. Love it!
I've found prices can vary a ton between lube shops... the same thing at one will cost $35 and at another will cost $73. Just started finding these self serve garages that come with a lift at pretty reasonable rates, so no excuses not to do my own oil changes.
Nice! I wish we had places like that around me so I could get access to a lift.
I know it's hard for them to make money... the one near us keeps it affordable as a way to help out the community. There is another shop 15 miles away that charges 3 times as much, and then it doesn't make as much sense for small jobs like an oil change.
I run mobile 1 with toyota oem oil filter
I worked at a dealership for 5 years and I couldn't tell you how many times some lube tech messed up an oil change! The only problem I can see with that valve is the threads may stick beyond the pan and not let the last bit of oil drain from the pan where most of the containments settle.
Hmm good point about the valve threads. I haven't heard of anyone who has been using these for years having issues yet.
Just compare the two to see if the treads are longer, if they are take a grinder to it...I ordered one today.
Nice tutorial vid Brian. Next time you do this, try opening the oil cap 1st b4 draining the oil pan.
That does help the oil drain a bit quicker.
It sure does. Just make sure u put the oil cap back on b4 starting your engine. Or your engine bay will go off roading...lol.
That would certainly be sloppy.
off roading or swimming in oil?
Thanks for the video, I'll be referring to this when I change my oil on my (new to me) 2015 DCLB Sport this weekend. I've read on TacomaWorld about greasing the zerks on the drive train, have you done (or could you do) a video about that? That's one more maintenance thing I'd rather learn to do than take it in to the shop.
Thanks for watching Aaron! Zerk greasing video should be coming out in the next few weeks.
Best toyota oil change tutorial I've seen!
Thanks for watching buddy!
Just bought a 2011 Tacoma and the first thing I'm doing is changing the oil. Your video is super helpful! A couple of questions: The link in the description for the oil points to Valvoline not Mobile 1? Also, how many miles are you going between oil changes?
Congrats on your purchase Chris! I change the oil at 5k intervals when using full synthetic. Both Valvoline and Mobile1 are reputable brands. I've since switch to Valvoline since it's usually a little cheaper.
Just got me a 2013 Tacoma trd offroad and I seen that oil filter and said to myself oil changes will be a piece of cake compared to my first gen
After you drop in the initial 5 quarts and start the truck for 30 seconds.
1.) do you have to put the oil cap back on before starting it?
2.) do you add the extra .5 of a quart and then check to see the oil level?
I know the manual says 5.5 quarts is the correct amount. I have a 2011 4.0 V6!
I always put the cap back on before starting the truck to avoid any potential mess. I just check the oil level and add as needed. It all depends on how much was actually drained out during the change.
@@Tacomaholic I just did an oil change this morning! Thanks for the advice!
Can’t wait to see other videos where you have DIY. Looking forward to spark plug change video! Power steering flush and change! Brake fluid flush and change! LOL a lot but I love your vids the best!
Some people like to know for sure that it is done correctly (myself included), some aren't mechanical to know the difference (and that is ok to), if you have the means the time saving and scheduling is advantageous that is a no brainer (the time to schedule, take in, time to have it performed, the payment process, the hassle to get it done when they want (not you) the time they try and upsale really unneeded items (they typically over sell air filters and serpentine belts) they all are different.
If you have an lube place that you trust that's great. I've seen tons of those undercover stories where a lot of lube places are doing things wrong or scammer the customers.
Hey tacomaholic! I am new to the scene but already love it military member relocated to nova noticed in your video you live in nova im right in alexandria should meet up sometime and do some 4x4 maybe you can show me the ropes
Hey buddy welcome to NOVA! Are you on Tacomaworld? We usually setup our mini meets and trail runs on the "Northern Virginia Roll Call" thread. Stop on by! 😀
Tacomaholic i am on TW i will look up yhe thread thank you!
Hope to see you at one of our mini meets or on the trail soon.
My dealer sets an empty transmission oil bottle under the drain hole of the oil filter catch can. How do I know this? To set it there it rests on a pulley. I drove it until the pulley wore through the bottle and used oil went everywhere inside my engine and garage floor... because they forgot to remove the bottle. Boy was I pissed!
Yikes
I never bothered watching this because I thought I knew how to change oil. Today I made a big mess replacing the filter because I didn't use a hose. For 2 1/2 years I thought that it was normal to drop a little oil underneath the filter holder. Big mistake. The more you know...
The 4.o u should use motor oil not synthetic oil.if u use synthetic oil u more then likely will notice a oil leak on the oil pan gasket. Most of the time the front or rear of the oil pan gasket will start leaking.
i 2012 4x4tacoma 4.0engine => mobil 1 5w30 synthetic oil Should I do it?
Go for it.
Thank you for sharing.
How do you get to the fumoto drain plug release pin with a skid plate? The only whole I see is for the socket to to reach the standard drain plug.
I'll actually have a vid showing that pretty soon but it's very easy to reach the fumoto with the skid plate installed. 👍
Excellent video.
Hi..can you tell me ..where is located of FUEL FILTER ON TACOMA PLEASE THANKYOU.. SEND PICTURES OR VIDEO.
Thanks for watching! If you have a 2nd Gen Tacoma (2005-2015) the fuel filter & fuel pump are actually inside of the fuel tank.
So how much oil did you have to add after the 5 quarts?
I just changed the oil in my 13’ V6 Taco . I put 5qts of Mobil1 in , purolator filter and now it’s making an aweful squeel/click/ticking sound. Any advice on why it is doing this will be much appreciated. Thanks
Greetings! Did it ever make that sound before the last oil change? How long after the oil change before it made the sound?
It’s never made any unusual sounds at all. It started within 10 min of driving. I solved it. I didn’t fill the oil filter before installing it. I took it off, filled it, noise went away almost instantly.
Glad it went away! I never fill the oil filter before install when changing my oil and have never experience that sound. What the oil filter not full of oil when you removed it?
Tacomaholic I have never filled a filter either and I’ve never had issues🤷🏻♂️. This is the first oil change I’ve personally done on my taco. When I pulled the filter it was not full. Maybe 1/3 full. . Moving forward I will continue to fill it just in case that was the cause of the clicking sound. Right now it’s running as quiet and smooth as ever. I guess it was worth the extra coin for the Mobil1. Previously I had been running the SynBlend oil .
@@TheTradesmanLU2001 So did you just pour oil in the filter and flip it and install real quick to avoid spilling? Seems like it would be tricky to do that and keep everything clean.
Great vid. Love the mod. Thanks.
The only plus side to going to a Yoda dealer for an oil change is the multi-point inspection report.
provided they are trustworthy
True. I have a suspicion they weren't giving me the synthetic oil I was paying for. I've started doing my own servicing now, just did engine and rear diff (thanks to @Tacomaholic for the super informational videos!)
I just installed my fumoto valve and I’m noticing some oil spots on my driveway after I’ve been driving for long periods of time. Does yours leak?
Not at all. Try giving the Fumoto a little extra twist to make sure it's tight. If you made a mess during your oil change when removing the old filter it could just be oil dripping down from that too.
Tacomaholic ok I’ll give that a shot again. I just don’t want to over tighten it and strip it out.
Did you use synthetic motor oil? My 2015 2nd generation Tacoma manual and dealer say they only recommend regular oil and not to use synthetic.
I did use synthetic in this video but did a follow-up vid on the synthetic vs conventional oil for these trucks here: th-cam.com/video/QSjrIwYpu2w/w-d-xo.html
You can use both types.
Good video buddy. Wanted to pick your brain about changing your brake fluid. I have about 47k miles on my truck, my brake fluid looks great through the reservoir. I have heard mixed reviews about when to change it, alot of people say change it every 2-3 years regardless. Whats your opinion? I've had my taco for 4 years and never messed with it.
I need to check to see what the Toyota manual says. And friend and I actually did a half brake fluid change on my truck when we added my rear extended brake lines. It certainly couldn't hurt changing the brake fluid at set mileage or time points.
Yeah let me know your thoughts. My manual is really vague when it comes to brake fluid. Mostly just says to "check it" nothing about mileage etc.
Will do.
Question I’m about to use Mobile 1 just like yourself do I still need to change it every 3k ? My handbook doesn’t say how often the oil should be changed. I have the same about of miles too as you.
There's tons of debate on how often engine oil should be changed, but a common average seems to be every 3-5k.
You forgot to mention that on some Tacomas that there may be a cap on the nipple where you put the hose...like mine. Couldn’t figure out why nothing came out of the hose...
I hate how I really have a hard time reading where my oil is at with the dip stick. I have to be doing more than 5 rechecks to be able to see a visible read… any trick??
You could lightly sand the area between the marker dots so the oil sticks better in that area.
@@Tacomaholic thank you so much for this little tip. Didn’t think about it lol
@@edwardnoyola2860 Sure thing. I don't know why but the Tacoma dipstick is harder to read than any other vehicle I've owned.
Were you on the reality show "below deck" last year? Haha
I auditioned but I get seasick.
can you operate the valve with aftermarket skid plate on? I understand there is hole there but is the hole big enough to operate the valve?
Hey buddy! I guess it depends on the skid plate, but the opening on mine is large enough so that I should be able to operate the valve without too much hassle.
what skid plate do you have? Thanks.
Mine is the All-Pro front skid ... but All-Pro has had a ton of customer service issues lately so I'd recommend a different company for armor.
Hi, the Fumoto valve link doesn’t work. Can you re-link it? Also, what is the series of the drain valve/nut of Gen 2 Tacoma? Thanks
Thanks for the heads up! Here's a link to the upgrade F133 Fumoto valve which drains much faster: amzn.to/3zRA544 I go over it in this vid if you want to see more: th-cam.com/video/db304Qeo4tY/w-d-xo.html
I can get full synthetic done at the dealer for $35. The only problem is then I get them bothering me about getting a new Tacoma...
Make sure you check your oil level when getting the dealership to do it! The dealership and any lube place will always give you a giant list of other maintenance items that they can bill you for while you are there for a simple oil change.
I always decline everything else for that reason
Yeah can't blame them for trying but it does get annoying.
TacoTom do it your self makes you feel badass
It really does! Plus you know that everything was done correctly. I've gotten oil changes before where the shop didn't even put the oil cap back on after. WTF?
I recently put 285/75/16 tire into my 2015 Toyota Tacoma. When i turn it sounds like tire is rubbing against something. What should I do to prevent it?
You are either going to have to trim the plastic fender lining or do the cab mount chop ... or possibly even both. Here's my vid on the cab mount chop: th-cam.com/video/jePlNmvlzS0/w-d-xo.html
How often do you do your oil change? I drive like 5kmiles a year but do my oil change (mobil 1) every 4k which is like every 8 months. What do you recommend?
Sort of depends on the oil you are using and if it's conventional or full synthetic. The last oil I used was Mobil 1 Full Synth extended performance which was supposed to be good for 15k miles. I don't feel comfortable going 15k without an oil change so I changed it at 8k. Regardless of the oil you use you should change it at least once per year.
Follow the factory recommendations.
I dont know. My 2010 prerunner recommends 0w-20 for best fuel economy or 0w-30 if preferred. I use synthetic blend
It is a good idea to keep change oil around 5000 miles. One of my younger brothers keeps change oil every 3000 miles for his used Lexus which his car mileage is over 200,000 miles.
Hi, I was wondering if you could offer me any advice, I have a 2010 tacoma trd sport with very low mileage (only 67,000 miles ), I’m the original owner . I just got it back from a big reputable dealership where they replaced the frame , they had it for three months and supplied me with a rental for the entire time, I’m really happy with the job, and the fact that they didn’t try to upsell me on anything . My issue however is my engine looks like something that came out of a junk yard , I’m not positive but I think they may have swapped out my engine , it could be all just in my mind but I don’t remember the motor being all pitted and rusty , ( I wish I had taken pictures of the motor before I brought it in ) I did crawl under and I got the serial number off the casing it’s 1GR followed by seven digits ( all of which don’t come close to my vehicle vin number )… do you know if these numbers are supposed to match ( maybe the last four digits ) or if there’s any way I could tell if the motor was swapped out . I love this truck and planned on keeping it another decade or two but now I’m wondering if I’m driving around with a 300,000 mile junk yard motor in it . I tried four wheel drive and it took a long time for it to come out and when it did and I put it in drive it made a loud banging noise ( it never did that before )
I'm not sure on that one. Hopefully someone else will chime in.
Does your oil filter look almost dry when you remove it. I have a tundra with same engine and when I remove the filter it looks almost clean, very surprising to me. Not sure if normal?
Guess it depends on how long the truck is sitting after driving for the oil to drain out of the filter.
I would love to talk to you about ur truck and the parts u have. Thank you so much for ur videos!!!!! Love seeing what I can turn my truck into!!!!! Keep on keeping on brother
Thanks Damien! I did a recent walkaround video showcasing a bunch of my mods. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/32nGrueh2Dg/w-d-xo.html
Tacomaholic hi what year is your truck? I have the same one mine is 2005 with 140 miles I just did mi oil but I used 10 30 please let me know what you recommend
I noticed you didn't have the engine cover on, do you have to take that off to add oil? or did you take it off for other reasons? just curious!
I take it off sometimes since dirt gets under there anyway if you get offroad.
Where did you jack up your truck to do oil change?
This was done in a flat garage so no need to jack the truck.
@@Tacomaholic what model and size drain did you use
@@terencebrill1402 I've got links for all of the parts I used in the video description, but this is the drain pan: amzn.to/3cwWBUY
How about putting 1.25 “ wheel spacer should get away with it? What do you think?
Just depends on how much it is rubbing but it will probably help. Mine were rubbing pretty bad and I had to cut and trim.
How often do you change your oil on a Tacoma
Depends on the oil you are using. If using full synthetic I change it every 7-8k but for regular conventional oil I'd say every 3-5k.
Tacomaholic awesome thanks I have a 2013 white trd off road not 4x4 but here in Texas I don’t plan on off roading too much
Hey, buddy. What is the correct drain valve # for the 2nd gen Tacoma? I am not seeing the link 🤔
...Amazon has several different ones. I have a 2012 4wd Sport 4.0 engine...Thanks, man! 👍
Hey buddy! Here's a link to the stock one which will fit all of the 4.0 V6 2nd gens: amzn.to/2KFJa4P and don't forget the gaskets too: amzn.to/2MvkH3S
Tacomaholic No. I’m asking you about the Fumoto drain unit...
Lol ahhh. I always put links to the stuff I'm talking about in the video descriptions. 👍 Here's the unit: amzn.to/2npFHhq and here is the security tab: amzn.to/2AR93ix
Tacomaholic Thank you, friend. I very much appreciate your time and information!...Great day! ✨👍
Always brother! 😀
Hey Holic, it’s the 20 min from Sleepy Creek guy. Would you happen to know where I can get my truck dyno tuned in our area? I have a full exhaust and snorkel to put on and I don’t wanna do it until I can get a tune to match. I would’ve asked you on TW, but I don’t know how to send you a message
Hey buddy! The northern Virginia user on Tacomaworld named doublld probably knows a good place to get dyno'd. What's your Tacomaworld username? I'll start a conversation with all 3 of us.
My TW username is Elevensec7
Cool, I'm sending the message now.
The Toyota oil filters comes pre lubercated
Extra lube is never a bad thing.
So doing my oil change now and the oil drain lube where the filter is at had a nipple tsb which I removed and none of the oil went through so now it's just sitting there and I have to absorb it with shop towels.....smh....And got oil on my belts.. will try to water that down...
Oh wait I know now why lol dry mud from mudding lol
Lol at least it's something that is easily fixed. Messy though. 😀
Tacomaholic yeah I just saw that some words were misspelled so I see how confusing reading that might of been lol but yeah that nipple drain is plugged up by dry mud lol so idk what should I use to clean it out?
Get some kind of fast food plastic cup and punch a few holes through it, attach a small bungee cord to it and fasten it around your filter so the cup is beneath it to catch all the spilled oil. Cleaning the dirt out from the drain hole should be easy with a pipe cleaner or something like that.
Tacomaholic will do 👍
Will This Work On My Toyota Tacoma 2013 .?
Exact same process if you have a V6 but a 4cylinder would have some changes.
It is ok to use full synthetic oil?
Yes indeed
So worried about breaking this off on a rock with no skid plate.
Absolutely. I wouldn't recommend running a fumoto without an aftermarket skid.
how many miles do you have on your truck?
Hey Max, 37K
Just wondering did you add washer to fumoto valve
Yes the washer comes attached to the fumoto and you can see it at 7:13 in the video. It's sort of light blue colored.
Cool
nice video !
Thanks Todd!
Hey. everyone
I commented below!!!
Poke a hole on top of the oil filter. You’re welcome.
Might have to try that next time. Removing the oil filter is often the messiest part. 👍
$50 to $80? Too much...
Well our car only uses less than five quarts. Total cost = less than $20.00.
Only issue I have .... and it’s probably just me is you have 15,000 mile oil and a 5,000 mile filter... wasted oil imo
Oh I got that oil on sale so it was cheaper than the regular oil. 😀
sloppy and oil change go together no doubt lol
It can definitely get messy at times. The Fumoto valve should take care of that though. 😀
Tacomaholic that was such a awesome mod i didn't even know it existed! thank you for sharing !
Heck yeah, can't wait for my next oil change now. Should be a piece of cake.