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- In this video, I show you how to change the oil in a 4th generation (2013+) Lexus GS350 AWD. It is a fairly easy process to do, but you will need a special service tool (SST) in order to remove the oil filter housing cap.
Be kind to our environment and always properly dispose of old oil at your local recycling facilities -- Autozone, Wal-Mart, and Advance Auto Parts will take used oil for free. Good Luck!
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Everything you need to change your oil can be found here:
Mobil 1 0w20 Oil: amzn.to/3rPVlV5
Valvoline 0w20 Oil: amzn.to/38h5pQf
Toyota/Lexus branded oil Filter: amzn.to/3rMPIqO
Denso oil filter: amzn.to/3EGilv0
SST Tool (tool to remove oil filter): amzn.to/3MrR8yY
Replacement oil filter cap: amzn.to/3EGir5Q
Click the playlist link below to see my other Lexus GS DIY videos.
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@DIY Dan, Any idea what's the part number for air filter cover (the under body plastic cover)? in my last oil change the mechanic took it off and never put it back...I can't find the part number to replace it. Thanks.
Actually there is more than 1½ quarts difference between the minimum mark and the full mark on your dipstick.
That SST tool that you used in your video is not the same as the one you posted a link to. However, the one you linked to us the correct one. It's easy to see that the one you linked to has a larger diameter.
This appears to be the wrench you used in your video...
www.amazon.com/ABN-Forged-Filter-Wrench-Toyota/dp/B01MA62YIA?ref_=ast_sto_dp
Thanks for taking the time to show me what dad never did!!!!
Great video! FYI for RWD GS350 (2013) the oil filter is on the passenger side (not on the drivers side as shown in the video) and the oil filter is different as well (Part # 04152-YZZA3). The A1 filter that is used in the 4WD is a little longer and comes with the drain plug compared to the A1 filter that doesnt have a drain plug. Hope this helps for others with the RWD car.
Thanks! The car in the video is an AWD version. The dealer told me the oil filters are interchangeable between RWD and AWD cars. I don't know how true that is so do your own due diligence on the matter, but there does seem to be some creditability in the statement. If you look at all the aftermarket oil filters that are available they don’t offer a specific AWD or a RWD filter, but rather a one part number fits both.
The drain plug on the filter doesn't make much sense, and is MESSY, as we can see. I have the rear wheel drive version, and my cover doesn't have a drain plug..As stated, my oil filter is on the passenger side, so I was a bit confused when I saw this video. Otherwise, great instruction video...
For the first time in 30 years I will be taking car in for a oil change. Your video helped me to make that decision.
just bought a 2014, and thanks to you i got the oil changed! whoever the last guy was to put the filter housing on put it way too tight, though. pain in the ass to get it off
Thanks for filming and sharing this DIY!
No problem! Glad it was helpful!
Good to see Mobil 1 being used!
GREAT VIDEO! YOU WILL BE OUR GO TO GUY FOR OUR LEXUS
MAHALO!!
Thanks man!
Thanks for the video. Better than the dealership charging $200 +
Very details, thanks for the video. Changing the filter is not as simple as it seems.
No problem!
Great video, thanks for sharing!
I have that type of jack but where did you get the T handle? Looks like a lot easier to tighten and loosen the hydraulic cylinder.
I'm watching this video like "ha, yeah I know how to do an oil change", then Dan whips out the old school paper cartridge and I immediately start questioning my life choices.
LOL!
Yeah I hate the paper shit...
Thanks for the video! I bought my wife the same car (dark grayish metallic, same interior color flaxen), and I am doing an oil change this weekend. One good thing you reminded me of that I need that oil filter wrench or a good quality one because I do believe this car was serviced by Lexus and they usually tighten that thing down ass tight. Toyota did the same on my Sequoia (among other things, like bending the metal removable plate under engine) so for that reason I have been doing all the maintenance. I have a cheapy cast tool but I have read some places that if that filter cap is really tight, you can split the tool in half. So I bought a billet aluminum one so I hope that does the trick.
No problem! Don't forget to check out my other video on how to service the rear differential -- its easier than a oil change! Yea, I have had similar problems to when the dealer works on my car. When the dealer did an oil change on my Dodge Ram they forgot to tighten the oil filter, boy did that make a mess! As the saying goes if you want it done right you gotta do it yourself!
Cool I will!
For anyone who had a over tighter oil filter like me, I recommend the Motiv X Tools MX2320. I broke 3 of the cheap ones from auto zone/pepboys. They all snapped in half. The motiv one was able to break loose the filter. Definitely satisfying when you do it yourself and everything goes as planned.
I doubt you broke 3 or you over tightened it. Motivx looks better but 3x more money.
I like that Toyota/Lexus actually thought about the oil filter housing and made a special tool with keyed 'teeth' so that you *have* to use it to remove the housing. I remember that my old Mazda 3's housing could be removed with a big adjustable wrench, which would often stress the plastic and cause it to crack and lead to catastrophic failure.
I'm about to do my first oil change this weekend on my '19 IS350 AWD. I just need the filter (along with included o rings and the plastic spout tool), 7L of Toyota 0W-20 and a new drain bolt washer?
Great video. The clarity of this video is amazing.
Would you say it's possible to get under the car without jacking it up?
Thanks Paul! I'm glad the video was helpful! Yea, you will definitely need to jack the car up.
Are this oil filter same as the one on the 08 gs 350 ?
Thank you Dan!!!
Thank you. Great video.
Happy to help!
Does this method applies to 2013 ES300H ? Also, do you recommend OEM o-rings or the ones that came with the filter? I am not sure the aftermarket ones are as good as the OEM o ring to prevent leaks possibility.
Thanks
Your ES300H has a different engine than the GS350. You car has a 4 cylinder where as the GS350 is a 6 cylinder so I don't think they will be too similar. Yes the aftermarket o rings are just as good.
Thanks man well done!
+BLacKNesMonsTaz Thanks! I appreciate it.
The five minutes running also allows for a leak check that might reveal itself under pressure. Filter canister housing etc... a loose drain plug will or at least reveal itself pretty quickly!
Well DONE.
Hey Dan thanks for the very informative video. Did my 2015 gs f sport and reset all the maintenance data. However it still says maintenance required with exclamation point yellow triangle on the dash. Any ideas?
It's in the settings- easy fix. Different than oil light- by now, you know this.
what are you thoughts on fuel additives or other mechanic in a can products like seafoam, or marvel mystery oil?
I haven't used any of them, so personally can't comment on well they work. I had friends of mine try them in the past with mixed results.
For anyone thinking this oil change is difficult just did it for the 1st time couldn't be any simpler one bolt oil is drained and oil filter screws in and out threaded..easy
Is this the same or similar to a 2nd gen IS250 awd? I notice the front diff capacity is similar but just wondering about the bolt plug locations.
I don't think so.. IS250 has a completely different engine.
Perfect how too👍👍
Thanks!
I never changed the oil on my 2008 es 350, but I'll be changing it on my GS 350 when I get it to save myself some 💰
It's very easy to do and a good way to save a few bucks.
Good Video
+Cruddy Banz Thanks! Hope it was helpful!
Dan....have you thought about the “Race Ramos”. Drive on fairly simple to use and tilts the vehicle back about 15-2 degrees. I use them and not only saves jacking but allows more of a tilt and depending on where the drain pan bolt is, usually allows more of the old dirty oil to drain out. I want to say around $40-50 depending on vendor and what weight capacity you need. I have a SUV and car so the weight capacity of the SUV is well above the actual weight of either vehicle. Just a thought.......
Your videos and seeing how reasonably simple some things can be makes me want to get a GS350.
I haven't because I have a car lift. If I didn't have the lift, I would probably consider them because I have heard good things about them.
Thanks!
Did you use a regular jack or a low profile ? Should I get a 2 or 3 ton jack? I’m not sure to get a long reach low profile jack or regular?
If it were me, I would purchase a low profile jack in case you purchase car in the future that sits low to the ground. As for the tonnage, that depends on how heavy your cars are. If you want to future proof yourself get the 3 ton jack.
Thanks. Helpful. Just got my 2013 in June so anything I can do myself will help save money. Not looking forward to doing the trans fluid though...
You will want to measure what you take out- exactly. Is that what you did? There is no dipstick. How did it look- mileage? I have not changed mine yet 75k. Dealer says not needed. I question that.
Never thought I would say this. It more easy to change the oil filter on the Mercedes then it is on a Lexus. What has the world come to.
I know, my audi is easier that this, i'm taking mine to the dealer or a toyota dealer for that matter. smdh
There are adaptor kits that allow you to use regular oil filters
@@MrCee861 most Audi's are not that easy either
How do you change the low beam bulb on this particular vehicle?
They work great to me.
How much oil did you have to add, I'm curious because my local Lexus dealer charges $108 for an oil change @ $8.62per Qrt X 7.86 = $55.02 just for the oil, I'm not sure why they are using 7.8 Qrts??
Disregard my mistake!
After completing the oil and filter change, a couple of thoughts. I bought a 10 pack of oem filters. It didnt come with the extra little spout and small rubber O ring to drain off filter housing. I just carefully and slowly turned the whole housing and it drained neatly into my pan. Wiped down the excess oil off of the housing before install of the filter cartridge and large O ring, no problem. But the weird thing was how that housing re-installs. The filter element is spring loaded so it was difficult to get the threads started and when turning it it doesnt seem to get tighter as you turn it it just bottoms out and stops. No leaks. Is this the way it is supposed to be?
Mine just bottoms out and stops too. Yours sounds normal to me.
The oi drain tool is supposed to be in the box with the toyota filter and the gaskets.... thats odd
Where do you get the torque setting for drain plug 30 foot pounds
Shop manual.
Being a mobile mechanic I cannot afford mistakes in the driveway so when I drain the oil I let the car off the jack to my low profile drain pan which levels the car and helps to drain more oil than when jacked up.
I also do not put the filter plastic covering on until I refill the oil, start the engine and check to make sure the filter housing is not leaking.
Then I button it all back up and recheck the dipstick and make any corrections.
This is a very good video though.
I also use a battery powered angle driver to remove the panel bolts, much faster than a ratchet and less fatigue.
Cartridge oil filters seem to be tiny. I would think a larger canister filter would clean more efficiently.
Nice video!! What about Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic oil 0w20? Is it good too or not?
+Wally Klejka Yes, that will work too. You can't go wrong with any of the big brand 0w20 Synthetics.
As far as I know if it's 0W-20, it's not going to be conventional.
I use Amsoil Signature Series
New Lexus owner here.
But why is the engine so loud on these cars?
I use mobile 0W-20 synthetic oil...what would recommend maintenance interval should be? 5K, 7k or 10k miles?
I change the oil in my GS350 every 7k miles or 1 year which ever is first. We plan on keeping the car a long time and think this is cheap insurance in making sure the car lasts the long haul.
Thanks, Dan. I have another question if you don't mind. Currently my maintenance schedule is set to 5K miles. How do I change that to 7K so the maintenance light comes on at 7K and not 5K. I have been looking online without much luck.
Just ignore it or reset it when it comes on. Track your service intervals on paper.
Were did you purchase the SST?
Amazon and eBay all have them.
Is that a 928 or 944S2 parked beside your Lexus?
Good eye! Next to the Lexus is a 87 928 S4, and next to the the 928 is a 944 Turbo.
does your engine burn oil? i heard 2GR-FSE burn oil some time, which oil you are using ?
Where did you hear that? Our car doesn't burn a single drop of anything and it has almost 100k miles on it. I use whatever oil happens to be on sale that week. I do change my oil every 7-7500 miles versus the dealer's recommend 10k mile change interval.
@@DIYDanCars perfect , im gona change my fluid too, quick qs, after refill when check with 104f temp, engine should run right?
Arcan jack low profile. I have the same hvy 104 lbs
I am having a hard time removing the oil filter housing. It’s super tight. Any suggestions?
Hi Derek, have you tried using a ratchet with more leverage? Remember lefty loosey and righty tighty.
DIY Dan thanks. Got it! I had to use a 27mm socket to give myself a little more leverage. Thanks again for the great video.
Hi Dan I’m at 40,000 miles on my 2018 GS. Which the maintenance light is on I here that I will void my warranty by changing my oil myself. What do you think ?
Changing your own oil will not void your warranty. Just keep detailed records of your oil change history in case a warranty issue does arise.
DIY Dan thanks a lot for all your feedback Dan. Because of your videos I’ll be able to do all the basic work on my GS.
@@AllEyezOnRod No problem! Comments like yours keep me doing it!
4:36 What is this tool called (for tightening to 30 foot pounds)? I am going to have to study up on how to use it. I tried googling "tool for tightening bolts in pounds" but came up with a digital device.
What you're looking for is a "torque wrench". The one in my video I purchased at Sears many years ago.
@@DIYDanCars Thanks Dan, appreciate the reply. I'm learning as I'm going (complete newbie). I also have a 2013 GS, and your reliability video actually steered me to get it. Funny enough, my ECU also went bad at 64k miles, but I had shown them your video about the TSB on it, and they replaced it (even though it was out of warranty). Anyways, have a great weekend.
@@Mr-E. No Problem! That's great Mr. E! I think it's awesome you're taking the time to learn how to work on your car! Just keep at it and you will get better at it with time.
That was really nice of Lexus to replace your "gateway computer" out of warranty. Ever since we had ours replace we haven't had any additional problems with the car. The car is rock solid and well build.
DIYDan
Can you share the SST part #?
I did. It's in the video 15 seconds in.
where do you put the old oil?
That's a great question. Walmart, Advance Auto, and Autozone will recycle your used oil for free.
Very informative. This video will save me $120. What size is the SST tool?
Thanks Sherrelle! Glad it was helpful! You want to use SST part#ACM1214.
+DIY Dan Your welcome. Thank you for the post. I just finished changing my oil. Saved $120! 😊
Congrats! :)
Way to go Toyota, for reinventing the wheel on an oil change. Why do it the same as every other single car manufacturer, when you can make it harder and more complicated?
85 by me. don't get the full service including rotation of tires- just oil only at dealer 85
Love your videos Dan. Hey I got a question for you. I just got a 2015 GS350 F sport, it has 37k miles on it, the engine makes a noise kind of like low turbo sound when on idle and it slightly increases when I put it on drive. The Lexus dealer said it's normal and related to some fuel pump, but I don't buy it. Does your make any such strange noise?
Are you taking about a ticking sound? All DFI (Direct Fuel Injection) engines make this, so yes, it's very common.
@@DIYDanCars Not the injectors ticking sound, I know of that. But, it sounds like a turbo nocking sound. I found this blog where some guy has replaced his engine block, so I hope mine doesn't need that. I have a feeling it could be just a bad pulley but I haven't had the time to check on that. www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-4th-gen-2007-2017/723633-diesel-like-noise-in-idle.html
@@ndenkha Without hearing it I can't comment. However any type of "nocking sound" usually isn't a good sign. Good luck!
mine does too- gs 350 normal- direct injection is a bit noisey.
How hard is it to change the transmission fluid ?
Did you see my video on how to do it?
@@DIYDanCars I will look. I have a 2015 F Sport myself. Thanks for the response. subscribed
The recommendation for most canister filters is 25 lbs.
The Lexus dealership is using 5w 30 on my Lexus GS 350 same year as yours I don't know why
+laysiwlong9394 Check your owners manual. It will give you the approved viscosity and weight under the maintenance section. The manual for my 13' GS350 says "0w20 is recommended". Do you live in a warmer climate like California or Arizona?
+DIY Dan is 5w30 more suitable for warmer weather? .. Great Video btw! Helped a lot
Yes, it's not uncommon for a manufacture to recommend a thicker weight oil in warmer climates like California, Arizona, Florida, and Texas. where temps reach 100F frequently. Your owners manual will tell you what is recommend for the different climates.
What to do w/ the used oil?
You can recycle the oil for free at Autozone, Walmart, and Advance Auto.
@@DIYDanCars Thanks much, Dan! One more question: I don't have jack stands, I have a pair of ramps, 2008 Lex GS 350 that sits rather low on P225/50R17 tires. Will the car scrape going up ramps? I'm hesitant to try.
Nice video... but wow... it looks like so much work to change the oil on this GS!
After you have done it a few times, its a 15 minute job tops.
Looks like Toyota/Lexus hired some of those Porsche engineers for engine designs. They went back 35yrs to the cartridge filters. Man thats ridiculous
I hear ya! Lots of auto companies are doing that now just to save a couple of pennies. Thank god the oil filter cartridge cap is made of metal instead of cheap plastic (Porsche). Thankfully Lexus still sees value in components that are made of metal instead of plastic. Even the valve covers are made of metal which is pretty uncommon in todays automobiles (sad).
how many quarts of oil for my gs350
And they charge $115 for that!? Thank you very much, now I'll service it myself.
No problem! Check out my video on how to change your rear differential fluid. This service is easier than an oil change.
Torque wrench for the drain plug? Please. Just snug it up.
I put that in there for the people who are new at this. I think you would be real surprised how some people will interpret "snug it up". It never hurts to be thorough when teaching others.
@@DIYDanCars Good point Dan.
Need more light.
Dan why you puttin mobil 1 in!
Because it was on sale! :) I think all of the well known brand names are created equal.
Im currently using toyotas 0w20 but its mobil basestock which i find to have high iron wear metals in all uoas ive seen. I used to use pennzoil platinum in my old car, had really good wear metal numbers with it but they changed the formula... i obssess too much about these things
How do you feel about amsoil signature series oil and filters and extended drains?
@@wildcard749 I change my oil so often that all of the oil analysis have been really great, regardless of brand. Are you doing extended drain intervals? I can't comment on Amsoil Signature series as I have never used it. I'm in the camp of change the oil often (I change every 7k) and the car will treat you well.
Yeah ive been doing it every 5k but i have to do 3-4 changes a year, just looking to free up time and use a better oil at the same time
i swear the gs models idle so high and loud
It's the direct injection technology that is loud.
I have read that it is to heat the catalytic converter up more quickly, as it is more efficient when it is warm. My BMW does the same thing.
Why can't Lexus just use the canister oil filter instead of this cartridge type!
Everyone is doing it now. Porsche, BMW, Cadillac, Chevy, etc. It's not all that bad.
Bad design on oil filter housing compared to Mercedes.
Cool, but think I'd rather the experts do this part.
WTF would Lexus make such a complicated oil change? On my 4.0 TACO, the filter is on top of the engine.
Not hard but complicated =(
I don't bother draining the oil filter housing I just skip right to removing the whole thing with the special tool, you are making a mess either way.
And that small plastic think is too hard to push in and you get oil all over yourself anyway.
Agree. Their process to drain the filter cartridge isn't that good. It's just easier to remove the whole thing.
DIY Dan Is that your car if so what do you think of its reliability? I am considering buying a 2013 with 46,000 miles on it for about $20,000 what are your thoughts ?
@@MannySilva Simply put, it's been the most reliable car we have ever owned!
I refuse to buy another Lexus with this kind of crap filter.
There's always some idiotic engineer available to complicate a simple process. Just stick with the typical spin on type of filter. No tools required, and the rookies at Jiffy Lube won't have any problem. It's probably some environmental rule, trashing a paper filter leads to less waste. At least put the fricking thing on top of the motor, like a Pentastar V-6.