anyone having trouble getting off the filter housing or cap off try it with a breaker bar. You can get one for like $12 and Im sure you will find plenty of other users of having one around
Thank you for this video. I have my Toyota Camry 2017 with 4 cylinder engine. Do you know after how many kilometers it is recommended to replace the engine oil? The Toyota web site says 10K miles (16K km), but the dealership told me 10K km and my mechanic suggested 8K km.
Depending on the type of Oil and style style of driving, go with what the manual tells you. Synthetic allows longer intervals and conventional is good as well. Stick to what you’re comfortable with, every 5k for conventional and 10k for synthetic - if you don’t have the manual. The manual will outline various driving conditions and will give the correct guidelines.
I’ll fix it, here’s an alternate link. amzn.to/3BTEdn0 Wrenches and sockets: amzn.to/3UkiSdw Additionally, if you are doing more more on your car, you may want to go to Lowe’s or Home Depot to get a bigger set. Harbor Fright is excellent as well if you’re looking to start out on a budget. Here’s the extension if it helps: amzn.to/3RVXwlb
It’s a paper filter, go to your local dealership or your auto parts store and give them the make and model. You don’t want to try a different size if it doesn’t match the filter of your model car. See the link in the description if you’re wanting to buy online.
An over-tightened filter cap drain plug is a common problem. Unfortunately, dealerships and franchise lube shops don't properly train and/or supervise their "lube technicians". Anyone who wants to avoid an oil bath should follow the factory torque specifications: 10 ft-lb for the filter cap drain plug and 18 ft-lb for the filter housing (some claim 23 and that's okay too).
James Deal, thank you for those torque specs. My sister has a ‘17 Camry SE, and I wanted to make sure I didn’t over-tighten it, especially with the plastic housing. I might try to talk her into getting a cast aluminum one instead...like adding an extra pound is gonna adversely affect her fuel economy. 🤷🏻♂️
I think if you go to your local auto parts store, they should be able to take care of you. Some models of this car differ depending on the region that the car was released. Best of luck on your oil change
@@YoDIYVideos I alway use it on my car But today I bring my car to oil change with oil and filter… but the guys at shop said my filter for 6cly not 4 They said buy 1 from us … You know what i mean right They lying me
I've been a professional mechanic for 45 years, and this damn job stumped me. The instructions on the side of the Toyota filter box are fucking useless. I couldn't figure out where the damn small o-ring went, my filter housing came off exactly like yours did. I saw that I shoved the plastic drain up into the engine, and nothing came out, then I looked up in there and there was nothing to engage the plastic into. So I finally gave up and searched youtube, and NOW I see where the damn little o-ring goes. I really don't understand why they'd have a two piece canister, I bought the damn filter special wrench, but when I crawled under the car saw the 3/8ths square drive and used that instead. I use Mobil 1 in everything I own. I'm gonna do the trans fluid soon, I will use the WP spec, World Product I believe, Toyota fluid. Thanks for the video........by the way, it's called a drain plug, not bolt. Oh Look!!! A Scotty Kilmer video!!!!, what a fucking moron.
Small correction, drain bolt is a 14mm
would help to show getting filter housing off, replacing o ring, etc
Literally the only reason why I came
Same
For the socket you use 14mm not 15
He did not show the tools used to take the filter housing off😅
anyone having trouble getting off the filter housing or cap off try it with a breaker bar. You can get one for like $12 and Im sure you will find plenty of other users of having one around
The oil drain plug is 14mm not 15mm!!
Thank you for this video. I have my Toyota Camry 2017 with 4 cylinder engine. Do you know after how many kilometers it is recommended to replace the engine oil? The Toyota web site says 10K miles (16K km), but the dealership told me 10K km and my mechanic suggested 8K km.
Depending on the type of Oil and style style of driving, go with what the manual tells you. Synthetic allows longer intervals and conventional is good as well. Stick to what you’re comfortable with, every 5k for conventional and 10k for synthetic - if you don’t have the manual.
The manual will outline various driving conditions and will give the correct guidelines.
Eh I wouldn't listen to that, I would honestly change your oil every 3-5,000 miles if you want to keep your engine in absolute prestige condition
@@PuReMoves23 , thank you for volunteering to change my oil every 3,500-5,000 miles, I know you'll do it honestly. 😅
I just got a sweet adapter tool for my filter and cool looking NEO chrome drain plug lol why not ya know? It’s easier and looks better. Again why not
Mine will never come out either to put the drain tube in. It doesn’t seem anyone gets it off
What size sockets, ratchets and ratchet extensions should I get for this procedure? Thank you!
14mm
3/8 or your choice of ratchet
One extension (optional)
See links above in description.
@@YoDIYVideos Thanks! The oil filter wrench link is not working. What length extension should I get for the oil filter?
I’ll fix it, here’s an alternate link.
amzn.to/3BTEdn0
Wrenches and sockets:
amzn.to/3UkiSdw
Additionally, if you are doing more more on your car, you may want to go to Lowe’s or Home Depot to get a bigger set.
Harbor Fright is excellent as well if you’re looking to start out on a budget.
Here’s the extension if it helps:
amzn.to/3RVXwlb
@@YoDIYVideos Thank you so much! I changed the oil on my Honda lawn mower this month and thought why not try it out on my 2012 Camry lol!
Awesome work, you’ll save some money, long-term
That viscosity it's good to use here in TEXAS??? THANKS!!
Yup!
Is a hybrid the same ?.
Should i use 0W-20 even after 100,000 mile +?
My car is 110,000 miles now
I’d stick to the oem requirement for your motor regardless of mileage.
Use high mileage
Does the oil filter have to be the same size.
It’s a paper filter, go to your local dealership or your auto parts store and give them the make and model. You don’t want to try a different size if it doesn’t match the filter of your model car. See the link in the description if you’re wanting to buy online.
An over-tightened filter cap drain plug is a common problem. Unfortunately, dealerships and franchise lube shops don't properly train and/or supervise their "lube technicians". Anyone who wants to avoid an oil bath should follow the factory torque specifications: 10 ft-lb for the filter cap drain plug and 18 ft-lb for the filter housing (some claim 23 and that's okay too).
James Deal, thank you for those torque specs. My sister has a ‘17 Camry SE, and I wanted to make sure I didn’t over-tighten it, especially with the plastic housing. I might try to talk her into getting a cast aluminum one instead...like adding an extra pound is gonna adversely affect her fuel economy. 🤷🏻♂️
Great video! One question for you or anyone that wrench tool do i get it in 4 slot or 6? Don't wanna buy the wrong one
Check out the link in the description for the one I used!
@@YoDIYVideos i got one! Thank you dude!
Great video. Thanks! Please everyone, never ever use fram. Not worth risking ruining your engine
Yeah that plastic pos of a oil filter housing sucks I replaced mine with a aluminum one no more BS with the plastic one
good video , very helpful thanks . hope you have some more on the transmission fluid change .
Great video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
did not show filter removal. Which is the key element of these filter changes. waste of time.
Camry model 2012 change oil 20W50. Our atmosphere in Saudi Arabia is up to 48 °.
What kind of filter wrench did you use?
I got FRAM CH9972 oil filter from Walmart
My car is 2015 Toyota camry Se 4cly
So will it fit my car?
I think if you go to your local auto parts store, they should be able to take care of you. Some models of this car differ depending on the region that the car was released. Best of luck on your oil change
@@YoDIYVideos
I alway use it on my car
But today I bring my car to oil change with oil and filter… but the guys at shop said my filter for 6cly not 4
They said buy 1 from us …
You know what i mean right
They lying me
I understand, that is frustrating. That filter is used for my 4 cylinder Camry on a 2012.
@@YoDIYVideos
They want me to buy their stuff
great video, thank you very much!
So you do a video on an oil change but don't film you draining the oil from the oil filter or the removal.. waste of a video man
I've been a professional mechanic for 45 years, and this damn job stumped me. The instructions on the side of the Toyota filter box are fucking useless. I couldn't figure out where the damn small o-ring went, my filter housing came off exactly like yours did. I saw that I shoved the plastic drain up into the engine, and nothing came out, then I looked up in there and there was nothing to engage the plastic into. So I finally gave up and searched youtube, and NOW I see where the damn little o-ring goes. I really don't understand why they'd have a two piece canister, I bought the damn filter special wrench, but when I crawled under the car saw the 3/8ths square drive and used that instead. I use Mobil 1 in everything I own. I'm gonna do the trans fluid soon, I will use the WP spec, World Product I believe, Toyota fluid.
Thanks for the video........by the way, it's called a drain plug, not bolt. Oh Look!!! A Scotty Kilmer video!!!!, what a fucking moron.
Good work, Scotty Kilmer is pretty hilarious!