How to Service a Toyota Yaris 1.0 VVTI
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- Welcome Bluudies, Now we have fixed the exhaust, its time to service this little engine as its in need of a much service.
Spark Plugs
Air Filter
Oil Filter
Oil
It was very much needed.
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Thank you so much. Just finished servicing my Toyota yaris myself. Fast and easy. You saved me money of paying someone to do what I can also do.
Brilliant, so simple and easy. Makes me wonder why some folk scrabble to buy an expensive complex car. Seems it would be a weight on my shoulders wondering how much repairs would cost. With this wee Toyota it's all so straight forward - truly happy motoring.
When removing the oil filter, slacken it a few turns then slip a poly bag under it (bread wrapper- take the bread out) and when it comes off the engine the excess oil is held in the bag - clean hands.
Summer, birds tweeting, country life, so relaxing
Well done saying about disposing of the old oil properly.
Thanks chief... very straight forward instructuons, needed this so mum could service her car. Little tip though... fill the filter back up then apply new oil round the rubber... just so theres no tapping or air pockets...
I did put oil around the rubber. I'm just in the habit of not putting oil in the filters. As normally they are sideways or upside down etc.
Its better to fill the filter by just pouring in more oil. The manual will tell you how much you need with or without filter change. In this case about 300 ml.
Thanks for this vid have same car, my dad was trying to find where the oil filter was and cldn't, so after watching this he did 👍
Kudos, enjoyed the video.
When replacing spark plugs ensure you don't cross thread. Actually that a friend do that years ago. What a nightmare!
You should add a little used oil on the seal of your new oil filter.
As you did, hand tighten and turn back just slightly so the rubber seal can seize back on itself.
I like to add the date and mileage on all my air, fuel and oil filters with a Sharpie. This way there is never a doubt has the condition.
Cheers
Super video. You showed me all I needed to see for doing mine :)
Awesome!
Just bought this exact car today
Thank you, very helpful.
Thank you great watch 😊
Great video this mate, cheers
wor Matty Mc I'm glad you enjoyed! Your welcome
@@bluudysgarage hi, what's the oil grade you're using ? And what's the change interval of this oil please?
Do one sparkplug at a time less chance of dropping something down one of the holes
Thank you Bro,
How would you install a cold air intake cone on that air filter component?
Hello! Thank you so much for your video. Could you please tell me what size is the crush washer for the oil pan? Another thing I just remembered, this 1.0 l engine isn't VVT-I, is it?
Great video, thank you so much, 👍
No problem!
Good job
I had this car for 5 years, it's been really good and easy to work on. But was very bad with exhaust leak!
Just take it to any competent muffler shop and they can fix it
Nice one!
thank you really helps alot
I'm glad man ")
Hey man, I just bought the same car. Why is it that this model doesn't have a hose from the air intake to the outside? Wouldn't it perform better with one installed?
Waooo really NYce. Can make video of 1k engine cvt oil change. Thanks
Thanks a mill
Hey Can you please Tell Me whats the torq from the sparks?
Is the Toyota Yaris 2011 Terra Sporty engine belted or chained?
Nice easy job, thanks for sharing. I might want to buy a Yaris 1.0 for my daughter, as a first car. What oil did you service it with?
I recently changed the oil in my 1.0 Yaris and used some 10W30 oil on it, hope this helps
Nice video mate.Did you check the plug gap B4 installing? Mine are always off out of the box and need to be gapped correctly even though it says pre gapped on the box. Cheers
Hey. I didnt. Runs absolutely fine.
Just got a 2007 Yaris 1.5 liter.
As a note to share:
in owners manual it says on page 175. (183 on online pdf)
"Use only iridium tipped spark plugs.
Do not adjust gaps for engine performance or smooth driveability."
Denso: SK16R11
NGK: IFR5A11
Page 285
gap 1.1 mm or 0.043 inch.
It is good for engine to fill up with oil the new oil filter. And then instaling on engine. In Yaris it is easy because of vertical position.
You can do this yes. I just have a habit of spilling so I didn't.
The filter gets filled up anyway as soon as you pour in the new oil. No need to create an oily mess.
What about the cabin air filter
How often do you change engine oil per year
i have a cvt trasmission vitz 2010 can u recomend a trasmission fluid
What type of is it? 10W 40 ? Or 5W 40?
Thanks
What grade oil did u used
If it start to over heat how can u stop it or what to do,im from Sierra Leone west coast of mama Africa
Just out of curiosity, how do you know if you need new spark plugs, what starts to happen and what are the effects of warn ones, good video btw!👍🏼
Lewis Hughes thanks. Miss fires. Sluggish. Hesitant to accelerate
Lewis the plugs should be replaced every 40,000 km!!
@@bluudysgarage Gap beyond 1mm????
Be sure to read your owner's manual for your specific car. It will tell you the proper mileage when to replace them
Thnx for the vedio.got the question,my engen vibrate when it idle and it consume lot of oil and petrol.whay might be the problem
i think your car is misfiring check your conrods, plugs and injectors. as for consuming oil there is a few things to check mine was doing that and it was the rings which were finished but can also be pcv valve if its blocked also check breather pipes for the engine if there are no cracks.
What about the break fluid and Coolant ?
Hello,
Can you tell me please where do you put your hood holder when hood is down? I think my broke but I cant find original position for it to try and fix it.
it clips into the bonnet its self. if yours is broke just chuck it in the boot?
Have you tried changing the passenger side headlight bulb on the yaris as I need to change mine but there's no room.
You have to remove the headlight and for that you need to loose the bumper on both wheel sides and in the motor area. You don't need to remove the bottom of the bumper but be careful to not force it when you remove the headlight.
Each headlight has 3 screws you have to remove. Sometimes you can also replace the headlights bulbs without loosing the bumper but you need to have really small hands and I don't advice that because the headlight bulbs need to enter in a specific position and you need to remove and put back again the rubber protection around the bulb (protects against humidity and rain )...
Dear All, kindly is there some one to tell me how to change the speed oil on this 1.0 Vitz?? thanks
I have the same model Toyota Yaris how much oil did you put in and do you have much trouble reading it on the dipstick
E vero si fa fatica a leggere e beve anche olio questo motore
My car looks just like yours but has the powerful 1.5L engine. I can only imagine how slow your car must be!
These 1.0 aint too bad but ins and road tax is cheap.
I always pour in clean,fresh oil when the sump plug is off and let that drip out awhile so it'll get some of the old black oil out from the bottom.Give the PCV valve a good clean out too.P.s DON'T USE THOSE HALFORDS FILTERS.They're garbage and will do more harm mate,i use Blueprint (Amazon) £5.25
Do one on the st buddy would be a good watch
Terry Sadler Finn yeah needs to be done
How do you know if the car is okay
just wondering if it is wise to do a small service while the car is on a slight incline, its where i live unfortunately
Its possible. But ideally you need to be able to get the car level to check oil level. Unfortunately on a slight slope will throw it off slightly and will also probably keep a bit of old oil in the engine.
1L 3 cylinders 😎
Great vid. I'm glad you didn't put any anti seize on your new spark plug threads...neither did I. I wasn't sure, but I know if it's an aluminium head you can do more harm than good with copper slip etc. It's the same engine on my 2008 Sirion, only the oil filter is the paper insert type held in a metal housing, a bit more fiddly to deal with (special tool can be purchased) but it has a drain screw at the bottom to empty the housing of oil before you remove it - so you can do it without making a mess. 😁
Itchy Scratch that's great work! I don't use that on any vehicle. It's in pain in the ass.
Didn't realise they share the same engine. So that's good to know!
Yeah the 1.0 1kr-fe engine is a Daihatsu design. But now being owned by Toyota, it was put it in the Aygo (and C1/107), Yaris and IQ.👍
Itchy Scratch I didn't know that. So I've learned something new today :) thanks for enlightening me
Usually the spark plug manufacturer gives hints about using anti seize.
What socket numbers to remove the spark plugs??
It’s a 16mm
I didn't expect a 3 cylinder since the 1.3 is a fourcyl..
Tidy little engine that. Reminds me on my first engine transplant on a K11 Micra 1.0 L
Its the same as the aygo
Gave you a like, even though you've got a cylinder missing. ;¬)
wordreet what cylinder? Im thinking to do mine myself ?
There are 3 and 4 cylinders 1.0 vvt-i engines. I have a 20 year old yaris with 4 cylinders that also looks different than the one in the vid. The newer ones got 3, so it’s prolly just that.
Merci
Sorry I'm no expert, but does the fuel filter also need to be replaced in a service?
Not in every service no. Seek your service manual for intervals.
Do you think this car will be happy sitting at 70mph? I'm thinking of getting this car
Yep. Used it back forth to Manchester. Fine on motorway
Why only 3 plugs on a 4 cylinder?
Which oil did you use?
A K 5w30 fully synthetic. :)
@@bluudysgarage thanks for sharing. In my 1kr fe in Toy Aygo I also use 5w30, manual says that It Is ok but recommended Is 0w20. Don't know what to think. Opinions?
Best.
Bluudy what is faster your ST or the supra ?✌
seb wright supra. Hands down
It’s only standard so supra has 100more Bhp add a map and will be different story. My st is 320bhp with only a few mods
Terry Sadler Finn only just noticed your reply Terry.
I'm still using my old automatic diff which means it accelerates quicker but has a lower top speed. Bet the supra wins to about 120. After that I'm not sure what would happen.
Bluudys Garage then again st is standard if mapped be completely different
Dude you can actually use your coil to remove the old plugs.
Nice vid though ☺
Janjan bullshit!!
The Comet let me guess..... just plug the coil back to lift the unscrewed spark plugs instead of using the clamp.
You can if your socket does not have a magnet or rubber boot to hold the plug in place.
So you changed oil & filter 1.. Air Filter 2.... You changed Spark Plugs3.... Thats it?
What a peculiar little engine. The dipstick goes in sideways! I didn't see you use a new crush washer on the oil pan plug.
i have the same car but it burns oil.
Brand new exhaust system, coil packs, spark plugs fresh service from Toyota dealership, and still my car vibrates when idle
Thsts not good dude.
Engine or Gearbox mounts?
Low idle rpm can be caused by a carbonized throttle body. Also, If you have an old mechanical throttle with cable, the idle screw could just need re adjustment due to wear over the years. Ideally, get a obdii scan tool and measure your idle rpm when the engines has warmed up, for the 1.0 vvt-i, it should be around 700-800 when warm. When it drops below that usually the heavy vibrations start.
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5W-30
@@heisenberg4685 tanks
Do you know there 13 mm on the sump plug not a 14 mm
Steven Davies 14mm my friend like most toyotas.
Toyota only uses 12 and 14mm bolts or nuts
Nope your wrong I’m a trained car tech
@@stedavo811 But you don't know the difference between "you are" and "your."
What's this my bolts are bigger than yours argument! Stick to snooker Davis
Great Video but you didn't clean the throttle body.
No i didnt.
Does this engine have a hot air intake? Lol
Next time don't just drop the spark plugs like that you might affect the spark plug gap
The engine started tappy because you forget to add oil in the new filter before plugging it in.
Afraid not. It started tappy as most cars do after a service as it takes a second or two to get the pressure up and pump the oil back around the engine.
The tappy sound comes from the top of the engine not lower down where the filter is located.
ngk are more reliable for japan cars ;)
Never drop your spark plugs like that in the cilinderhead.
You risk bending a brand new spark plug.
I think the word drop maybe OTT. It's not like its fell from a great height. Maybe 2 to 3 inches.
get a better camera, it looks like this is recorded in 2010
Shut up already. Thanks mate for such a helpful and informative video.
1.0L WTF¿