I don’t usually comment on people’s music choices but I’ll make an exception this time. Music wouldn’t have been a problem if it wasn’t 6 times louder than the voice. 🥴
I was able to use the same filter wrench I use for my Polaris filters to get the oil filter housing off. Although the upper area is machine to accept the "special" Toyota tool, they appeared to understand not all of us want to purchase one-off tools for a regular maintenance item like an oil change and provided us with an option to use a standard filter wrench at the lower edge. That was my experience on my "new to me" 2018 Tundra. Thanks for the video and looks like you will be having the oy change the oil here soon!
Thanks for taking the time to put out this video. The 5.7's are bullet proof engines. Only thing to check for next oil change is to make sure you change out the little O ring that sits inside where the drain plug for the cannister is.
@@kennethriley428 my truck spends a good amount of time towing and running alot of short trips around town, I just dont feel comfortable going 10k with oil changes on a $40k dollar investment, toyota probley just wants these trucks to become worn out by 100k miles so you will buy a new one. My transmission will also be getting serviced @50k rather then 100k miles, idc what the dealer or Toyota says
Toyota put the capacity at 8 quarts of full synthetic to extend the changes to 10,000 miles. Of course, if you own stock in an oil company, you may change it as often as you please. These trucks routinely go 500,000 miles without any engine issues. I think you'll be OK at the 10K service interval.
I had the Toyoguard 2 year free oil change bullshit when I bought mine. I just changed the oil myself after watching your video and honestly judging by looking at the bolts & screws on the skid plate I don't think its ever been removed. I bet those hacks at the dealership probably just drained and refilled the oil without changing the filter. I'll be changing the oil myself from now on. Thanks for uploading this video. Super helpful
Did the oil on my wife’s 2016 Camry and had to chisel the filter housing and buy a new one. Had three years of free oil change and it seems Toyota never replaced the filter inside and just drained and replaced oil
Yep my two "free" oil changes at the dealership, at 10k and 20k, I don't think they changed the filter! I did my own change at 25k after seeing this video. Skid plate looks like it hasn't been touch, the filter housing was stuck as thought it never been removed and I had to hire a professional friend mechanic to remove the housing. The old filter was very dirty! Truck is 3 yrs old and has only 25k miles due to covid. I will never go back to that dealer again.
You the man! I am not use to the no housing oil filter on a Tundra. I've been a long time K&N guy in the past. Found a 10 pack of "oem" filters and orings for $45 on Amazon along with a $35 wrench and hose kit to drain it. Costco carries a 4 pack of the 0w20 Kirkland jugs for $65, cheaper by about $20 than 4 Amazon Basics oil jugs I use on my wife's Prius. Another video shot the oil filter holder with a brake cleaner or spray to clean it. I'm also buying some 6mil gorilla poly gloves from home depot. My dad never wore gloves with reloading or working on dirtbikes/cars so I'm trying to get in the habit of using gloves now that I have a baby who will probably want to help when he's your boys age! Great video!
I at first was hesitant about changing the oil in my vehicle. After watching your video now I know I can do it. Thank you for sharing this easy to follow video. Like others I too enjoyed the music with the video. Again thank you.
Nice job and thank you! The skidplate can definitely be a pain (wish Toyota included an access door); Motivx tools are great; finally, I hope you replaced the smaller O-Ring for the oil filter drain plug :)
Dude, this is THE BEST video on this process on planet earth. Toyota should pay off your truck for you just to have this on their website. Thanks! PS, about how much money do you spend an oil change? Not counting the tools you had to initially purchase
Thanks. I’d estimate around $40 ? I typically buy the oil in 5qt jugs and you don’t need all of it. I skimmed over the part where the smaller rubber gasket goes in the filter housing cap but it shows the basics.
The smaller O-ring that comes with the filter goes under the steel oil cannister drain plug. I didn't see you replace it. Also, while that drain hose is nice, the little plastic nipple that comes with the filter is made to screw into the bottom of the cannister to allow the oil to drain out.
You are correct. I’ve changed the oil a few times since this video was recorded. I still use the drain hose I purchased but yes you can also just use the plastic piece that’s inside the new filter box.
Trying to figure out which truck to purchase. So far tundras are the cleanest and fastest compared to ford and dodge. But debating between a ram rebel vs tundra Trd pro
You know I appreciate your video on how so am oil change on your truck I’m only 15 and have never done an oil change before and wanted to learn how bit it would be nice to include that you need a crush washer for the drain bolt
Good point. There should always be a crush washer when you remove the drain bolt. I’ve got 2 other oil change videos and I’ve started to call them out.
The music is terrible but at least it's set at an ear splitting volume compared to your voice. That's a nice new truck, you might want to invest in a good torque wrench and a box of gloves 👍
I accidentally stumbled onto this video coincidentally right before changing oil in my Tundra for the first time. Didn’t know that you have to access the oil filter for beneath. It would be great to see how to reset the maintenance timer.
interesting choice in music. Not sure I'd be using 0/20 in my newish mill. 5/20 would be a better choice for cold startups, IMHO -- Thanks for taking us along....
@@koreyhannan9071 : I do agree - but that 0/20 is water thin. I just don't think it is the best choice for startup. 5/20 will hold onto the metal properties better and not roll off as it cools. 5 will stick to critical metal to metal friction points better than 0 in warm or cold. Once up to temp the 20 takes over. All this from my trusted mechanic.
First oil change at 3900 miles? manual and dealer says these things go for 10,000 miles between changes. that seems crazy to me though do you just change your oil early? thoughts
Hello everyone, i just bought a 2019 5.7 with 10k miles on it. Sure seem like the engine makes alot of noise. People ask me if its a diesel.. is this normal? Gonna change oil, hopefully it will quiet it down some.
It's much much easier if you install a Baxter oil filter modifications. You'll be able to use a canister oil filter. Also there are flip down oil drain plugs to make it even more easy. And cut a hole in the skid plate for Access to the filter without removing the skid plate. I have a front tow hitch over the skid plate, so I don't want or need to remove anything to get to the filter. Jmho.
Very good video thanks. Great info it's going to make my changing oil easier thank you. Saving this video for later. Plus the right tools and oil to use. 👍☝️
I have a 5.7 2008 Tundra I change the oil every 7000 miles full synthetic royal purple 0W 20, I’ve never used the K&N oil filter just The regular ones. Is that ok ?
No problem. Works great! I trimmed the hose to about 1ft long. I’ve changed the oil about 5 times now. I really want to buy one of those skid plates with the filter are cut out.
Best oil filter cap wrench for the job. Great choice. 👍 (Music, not so much.) Also, at 3:48 I can see that your oil filter cap wrench was not totally seated on the cap even though it still worked. It should have been rotated 180°.
Good luck. The video will help you. The most annoying thing is dealing with the skid plate. I should have filmed the 2 gaskets on the filter housing. New ones will come with your filter. Also you can get an oem Toyota filter in store at Walmart. I’ve been getting the filter and oil from their for the last couple of changes. Makes it even more convenient.
The dealer was nice enough in one of my 3 oil changes I let them do to screw that nifty drain in so tight i cant get it out.. oh well, i just drop the whole thing now, apparently lots of techs do this also. Truthfully I think they skip the tool and just use the small drain to reinstall the housing. I was always a Mobil 1 fan, but I've recently switched to Pennzoil Platinum... 64000k the oil is almost as clean when i dump it out as the new stuff going in and doesn't lose a drop.
Check a TH-cam video by "Project Farm". He torture tests numerous brands of synthetic motor oils. Costco Brand synthetic did AMAZING in his testing as well as a laboratory analysis compared to all the big boys.
After pricing the amount and type of oil needed for this oil change along with the special tool and taking off the skid plate is why I am paying the dealership $70 to do it.
the skid plate is easy, and the tools cheap. the skid plate take all the front bolts off and remove the last rearmost one last and its simple, it slides slightly to the left when you take it off, and goes back real easy. put the rearmost centre one back in and she almost lines herself up. I find it more convenient doing myself and do save a few bucks no question. I'd say its about half the cost.
My dealer charges $143 for an oil change/tire rotation service. I can do my oil changes in less than 30 minutes for for about $65 and Costco rotates the tires I purchased there free.
Omg why doesn’t the skid plate have a access hole. They make it so people take it to the dealer Heck even Nissan on their frontier created a cut out metal access hole for the spin on filter Between the skid plate the oil filter housing they turned a job into a career...for a diy person. I love some Toyota products. I would create a access hole in the skid plate
@@FM-yv6lm No it works on all Toyotas with the cartridge system EXCEPT engines smaller than 2.0 liters like the 1.8 & 1.3 liter engines which accept the Motivx MX2321. And yes they are available on Amazon.
Do you realize that every new Toyota comes with Toyota Care? Toyota Care is a no cost maintenance program for 2 years or 24,000 miles. They take care of basically two oil changes and 4 tire rotations at no cost by simply visiting your Toyota dealer. I am not sure how this can be saving money or time when taking it to the dealer literally costs nothing.
Very late reply. I bough the truck used with about 2000 miles on it out of an auction. It was built in Texas, however it was initially a Canadian vehicle that was brought to auction in the US at the end of the year. There were tons of these trucks popping up at auction. Anyway, because of its history as a Canadian truck, not buying from a Toyota dealer and the enjoyment of making a how-to video to help others I never looked into a free oil change.
I read that the K&N filter was one of the best choices because it restricts flow less than many other filters. I've never had a problem with K&N filters on our Toyota.
Friend, [ th-cam.com/video/GcY8PNZfNv0/w-d-xo.htmlm27s ] I am certain that torque foot pounds apply to the tightness of: 1- the oil pan drain plug, 2- the housing that the filter element is contained within, 3- the mini-cap of the oil filter element housing /// I don't bother with the mini-cap of the cartridge housing. After I've drained the oil from the oil pan I leave the plug OUT, and I just unscrew the housing for the filter element with whatever oil is in it. Once this housing is removed I pull the old element out, trash it, and dump the oil into the same "catch" that has the oil from the oil pan. [ Use a new crush washer when reinstalling drain plug to 30 Ft/Pnds. ] The filter element housing is reinstalled to 18.44 Ft/Pnds.
I couldn’t agree more. I was very disappointed when I eventually found where the oil filter housing was. Why not just put it under the hood? If it was very straight forward I would have never made this video.
I’m sorry about the terrible music choice! Mistakes were made! Haha
Music was fine! Thanks for the video.
I don’t usually comment on people’s music choices but I’ll make an exception this time. Music wouldn’t have been a problem if it wasn’t 6 times louder than the voice. 🥴
Music is awful for sure
I didn’t click on your video because of the music 😂 … but bc of the demo thanks for the video 👍🏻
You are forgiven lol. Nice truck man 👍
Love the kid helping Dad , memories that last
lost art of teaching.
I was able to use the same filter wrench I use for my Polaris filters to get the oil filter housing off. Although the upper area is machine to accept the "special" Toyota tool, they appeared to understand not all of us want to purchase one-off tools for a regular maintenance item like an oil change and provided us with an option to use a standard filter wrench at the lower edge. That was my experience on my "new to me" 2018 Tundra. Thanks for the video and looks like you will be having the oy change the oil here soon!
As a first time tundra owner. Thanks for this thorough Dummy tool for us. Keep up the great work
Thanks for taking the time to put out this video. The 5.7's are bullet proof engines. Only thing to check for next oil change is to make sure you change out the little O ring that sits inside where the drain plug for the cannister is.
I saw that too, got a little nervous for the guy.
Toyota is telling me my truck doesn't need an oil change until 10000 miles, I'm calling bs, this video will help me out
they just told me the same thing and here we are! lol
@@kennethriley428 my truck spends a good amount of time towing and running alot of short trips around town, I just dont feel comfortable going 10k with oil changes on a $40k dollar investment, toyota probley just wants these trucks to become worn out by 100k miles so you will buy a new one. My transmission will also be getting serviced @50k rather then 100k miles, idc what the dealer or Toyota says
Yeah, their service dept. makes a killing. I'll be changing at 5k from now on now that my Toyoguard expired
8.5 quarts of oil , 10,000 is about right .
Toyota put the capacity at 8 quarts of full synthetic to extend the changes to 10,000 miles. Of course, if you own stock in an oil company, you may change it as often as you please. These trucks routinely go 500,000 miles without any engine issues. I think you'll be OK at the 10K service interval.
I had the Toyoguard 2 year free oil change bullshit when I bought mine. I just changed the oil myself after watching your video and honestly judging by looking at the bolts & screws on the skid plate I don't think its ever been removed. I bet those hacks at the dealership probably just drained and refilled the oil without changing the filter. I'll be changing the oil myself from now on. Thanks for uploading this video. Super helpful
Did the oil on my wife’s 2016 Camry and had to chisel the filter housing and buy a new one. Had three years of free oil change and it seems Toyota never replaced the filter inside and just drained and replaced oil
You are probably right on that. Can’t trust them.
and made you wait while they didn't do it right.
Yep my two "free" oil changes at the dealership, at 10k and 20k, I don't think they changed the filter! I did my own change at 25k after seeing this video. Skid plate looks like it hasn't been touch, the filter housing was stuck as thought it never been removed and I had to hire a professional friend mechanic to remove the housing. The old filter was very dirty! Truck is 3 yrs old and has only 25k miles due to covid. I will never go back to that dealer again.
You the man! I am not use to the no housing oil filter on a Tundra. I've been a long time K&N guy in the past. Found a 10 pack of "oem" filters and orings for $45 on Amazon along with a $35 wrench and hose kit to drain it. Costco carries a 4 pack of the 0w20 Kirkland jugs for $65, cheaper by about $20 than 4 Amazon Basics oil jugs I use on my wife's Prius. Another video shot the oil filter holder with a brake cleaner or spray to clean it. I'm also buying some 6mil gorilla poly gloves from home depot. My dad never wore gloves with reloading or working on dirtbikes/cars so I'm trying to get in the habit of using gloves now that I have a baby who will probably want to help when he's your boys age! Great video!
I at first was hesitant about changing the oil in my vehicle. After watching your video now I know I can do it. Thank you for sharing this easy to follow video. Like others I too enjoyed the music with the video. Again thank you.
Thanks for showing. At age 62, with a pension, gonna let the dealer do it. Got 2 others to maintain, don't need this headache.
Hahaha. I understand. For the moment I still change the oil in our vehicles. However my wife has a beetle I’m close to letting the dealer do.
Love seeing the Young one helping Dad. Great Job !!!! Hope Dad paid you well or taking you to McDonalds,,,,,,, Or Both .
Great video. It'll help me. It was cool seeing your son trying to help out, my son is 2 and I'm going to do the same thing.
Nice job and thank you! The skidplate can definitely be a pain (wish Toyota included an access door); Motivx tools are great; finally, I hope you replaced the smaller O-Ring for the oil filter drain plug :)
I caught that smaller o-ring too. I saw him put that plug back in the filter housing then open the box and pull out the new o-ring. LOL
You an take some measurements and cut an access hole in the skidplate. Really helps with oil changes.
good thing you have the supervision of the little master mechanic, you're lucky😂😂😂
My tundra on that 0w20 made one hell of a racket, 5w30 quieted her down a lot.
Nice video. I like that drain tool. I tried using a plastic bottle yesterday which unfortunately did not work.
Good detailed video..very helpful. Enjoyed watching your little assistant learning at a young age. 👍
Dude, this is THE BEST video on this process on planet earth. Toyota should pay off your truck for you just to have this on their website. Thanks!
PS, about how much money do you spend an oil change? Not counting the tools you had to initially purchase
Thanks. I’d estimate around $40 ? I typically buy the oil in 5qt jugs and you don’t need all of it.
I skimmed over the part where the smaller rubber gasket goes in the filter housing cap but it shows the basics.
The filter came with 2 seals. Only replaced one. I didn’t see the small one being installed between the cap and the housing.
Watch before i do my oil change (reccomemd Foto valve) just as a quick refresher. Toyota so different than EVERY OTHER oil change.
I watch it every time to remember the tool sizes lol.
So it’s 8.5 quarts of oil and not 7.9 quarts? Cuz I work at Toyota and the manager says they always been putting 7.9 quarts 0w-20 for 6 years
The smaller O-ring that comes with the filter goes under the steel oil cannister drain plug. I didn't see you replace it. Also, while that drain hose is nice, the little plastic nipple that comes with the filter is made to screw into the bottom of the cannister to allow the oil to drain out.
You are correct. I’ve changed the oil a few times since this video was recorded. I still use the drain hose I purchased but yes you can also just use the plastic piece that’s inside the new filter box.
Trying to figure out which truck to purchase. So far tundras are the cleanest and fastest compared to ford and dodge. But debating between a ram rebel vs tundra Trd pro
I’m assuming those oil filter pliers can’t be use to remove the filter housing, correct?
I don’t believe so. It’s a unique design Toyota uses on a few of their models
You know I appreciate your video on how so am oil change on your truck I’m only 15 and have never done an oil change before and wanted to learn how bit it would be nice to include that you need a crush washer for the drain bolt
Good point. There should always be a crush washer when you remove the drain bolt. I’ve got 2 other oil change videos and I’ve started to call them out.
Nice video! Thank you sir. About to do my first change now and this was helpful.
The music is terrible but at least it's set at an ear splitting volume compared to your voice. That's a nice new truck, you might want to invest in a good torque wrench and a box of gloves 👍
Glad I'm not the only one that thought that. I agree with everything you said.
Sam and Keith you are both d-bags. At least tell him thanks for showing you how to do something you didn’t know how to do.
I accidentally stumbled onto this video coincidentally right before changing oil in my Tundra for the first time. Didn’t know that you have to access the oil filter for beneath. It would be great to see how to reset the maintenance timer.
you can reset the maintenance timer from your steering wheel controls (vehicle settings)
UPOL semi gloss black paint was a perfect match for the skid plate
Very helpful video. Awesome music! Thanks for posting.
No problem. Glad it helped
interesting choice in music. Not sure I'd be using 0/20 in my newish mill. 5/20 would be a better choice for cold startups, IMHO -- Thanks for taking us along....
Manufacturer calls for 0w 20….if the dealer did this service, you are getting 0w 20 as well…
I do all my own oil changes, so my choice is my choice.
0/20 is better for start up. Thinner at cold
@@koreyhannan9071 : I do agree - but that 0/20 is water thin. I just don't think it is the best choice for startup. 5/20 will hold onto the metal properties better and not roll off as it cools. 5 will stick to critical metal to metal friction points better than 0 in warm or cold. Once up to temp the 20 takes over. All this from my trusted mechanic.
@@johnroberthanna1623 my thought it's all about getting oil to the top of the engine as fast as possible. I see your point though.
Do you really need that tool in order to make the oil change?
First oil change at 3900 miles? manual and dealer says these things go for 10,000 miles between changes. that seems crazy to me though do you just change your oil early? thoughts
I normally change the oil early on any car or motorcycle I’ve just purchased. However after that I just wait for the dummy oil light to come on.
Hello everyone, i just bought a 2019 5.7 with 10k miles on it. Sure seem like the engine makes alot of noise. People ask me if its a diesel.. is this normal? Gonna change oil, hopefully it will quiet it down some.
It's much much easier if you install a Baxter oil filter modifications.
You'll be able to use a canister oil filter.
Also there are flip down oil drain plugs to make it even more easy. And cut a hole in the skid plate for
Access to the filter without removing the skid plate.
I have a front tow hitch over the skid plate, so I don't want or need to remove anything to get to the filter.
Jmho.
What's the white plastic piece on the new filter for? I didn't see you put it on anything? You can see it on the new filter at 4:22
It’s for draining the oil from the filter housing Incase you don’t have the tool I used.
Nice vid. I just learned I need a new tool! Thank you.
Very impressive, but how long did it take? It looks like you left a o ring out. Not sure you did or not.
Best oil for low miles like 37,000 5.7 what do I suggest Tundra needs the best
Very good video thanks. Great info it's going to make my changing oil easier thank you. Saving this video for later. Plus the right tools and oil to use. 👍☝️
I have a 5.7 2008 Tundra I change the oil every 7000 miles full synthetic royal purple 0W 20, I’ve never used the K&N oil filter just The regular ones. Is that ok ?
Try the motivx funnel makes it much easier to add oil
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thank you so much for taking us along....that music tho'.... B^)
What about reseting the light?
Just curious. I have a 2016 Tundra. Did you have a skid plate to remove before you can access the filter?
Ok. Sorry I didn't get past the skid plate removal section before I asked this question.
Is this the best oil for Toyota tundra ?
Great video Andrew, but you forgot to replace the small rubber gasket on the plug cap.
Jorge Avila thanks! I think it was in the box for the filter and I never ended up swapping it out.
Thanks for the tip on the Motivex kit, man that funnel is amazing!
No problem. Works great! I trimmed the hose to about 1ft long. I’ve changed the oil about 5 times now. I really want to buy one of those skid plates with the filter are cut out.
@@AndrewDeVries211 Oh man trimming the hose is a great idea! and I haven't seen the skid plate with the cutout, that also seems ideal.
Thanks for the video. Nice and concise!
Are those dex oil good for Toyotas and hondas
You didn't demonstrate what to do with the small rubber ring on new oil filter. Thank you
You are correct. It’s for the silver oil drain bolt you remove to drain the oil from the filter housing.
Great video quality and explanation. Thanks!!
Best oil filter cap wrench for the job. Great choice. 👍
(Music, not so much.)
Also, at 3:48 I can see that your oil filter cap wrench was not totally seated on the cap even though it still worked. It should have been rotated 180°.
I like the Toyota trd filters
Thanks my first time I did good watching this video.
First thanks for the video, I guess for a tundra 2019 it's the same tools, i will check it out.
I want to do it by my self :)
Good luck. The video will help you. The most annoying thing is dealing with the skid plate. I should have filmed the 2 gaskets on the filter housing. New ones will come with your filter. Also you can get an oem Toyota filter in store at Walmart. I’ve been getting the filter and oil from their for the last couple of changes. Makes it even more convenient.
I watch this video 3 times a year lol
do i get the kid too everytime i change my oil
Thanks for the video! The music is crazy making tho:(
No mention of the washers on the oil filter. This is kind of crucial.
@Kevin Hinds
So viewers should not expect someone who is posting a how to video to be thorough...? 🤔
Try the factory TRD oil filter you will see the difference in the 2 filters
Mitch Reive I will look into the trd filter next time. Thanks for the tip
The dealer was nice enough in one of my 3 oil changes I let them do to screw that nifty drain in so tight i cant get it out.. oh well, i just drop the whole thing now, apparently lots of techs do this also. Truthfully I think they skip the tool and just use the small drain to reinstall the housing. I was always a Mobil 1 fan, but I've recently switched to Pennzoil Platinum... 64000k the oil is almost as clean when i dump it out as the new stuff going in and doesn't lose a drop.
Check a TH-cam video by "Project Farm". He torture tests numerous brands of synthetic motor oils. Costco Brand synthetic did AMAZING in his testing as well as a laboratory analysis compared to all the big boys.
Who tightend the oil filter cover last. It’s like 27 newton pounds or something not 78 ft pounds. It’s just plastic lol
Thank You 🙏
Good and useful video
Thanks
Great video
How many miles did you have on the truck when you changed the oil?
Philip Kapsis around 3000 miles. It’s a 2018 however I bought it used and wanted to change it shortly after I bought it.
After pricing the amount and type of oil needed for this oil change along with the special tool and taking off the skid plate is why I am paying the dealership $70 to do it.
the skid plate is easy, and the tools cheap. the skid plate take all the front bolts off and remove the last rearmost one last and its simple, it slides slightly to the left when you take it off, and goes back real easy. put the rearmost centre one back in and she almost lines herself up. I find it more convenient doing myself and do save a few bucks no question. I'd say its about half the cost.
My dealer charges $143 for an oil change/tire rotation service. I can do my oil changes in less than 30 minutes for for about $65 and Costco rotates the tires I purchased there free.
About to save hundreds on just doing my own oil change!
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the video,I have the same truck ... really good and simple. But your kid and the screwdriver..... 😱 I was scare all video.
105 for oilchange..at dealership I don't think so
I’ve never priced it. But no thanks for 105
I hate skid plate so much, it's a pain in the butt removing that just for an oil change.
Omg why doesn’t the skid plate have a access hole. They make it so people take it to the dealer
Heck even Nissan on their frontier created a cut out metal access hole for the spin on filter
Between the skid plate the oil filter housing they turned a job into a career...for a diy person.
I love some Toyota products. I would create a access hole in the skid plate
Nice job. That paper filter is kind of a pain in the ass.
Very well presented and articulated!
Love the money shot in the intro hehehehehehhe
Can you get the oil filter wrench at Autozone or O' Reilly s?
F M it’s possible. Check their website out.
@@AndrewDeVries211is the wrench specific to the tundra filter?
@@FM-yv6lm
No it works on all Toyotas with the cartridge system EXCEPT engines smaller than 2.0 liters like the 1.8 & 1.3 liter engines which accept the Motivx MX2321. And yes they are available on Amazon.
Do you realize that every new Toyota comes with Toyota Care? Toyota Care is a no cost maintenance program for 2 years or 24,000 miles. They take care of basically two oil changes and 4 tire rotations at no cost by simply visiting your Toyota dealer. I am not sure how this can be saving money or time when taking it to the dealer literally costs nothing.
When I bought my 2019, the salesperson warned me about their hamburger mechanics.
Very late reply. I bough the truck used with about 2000 miles on it out of an auction. It was built in Texas, however it was initially a Canadian vehicle that was brought to auction in the US at the end of the year. There were tons of these trucks popping up at auction. Anyway, because of its history as a Canadian truck, not buying from a Toyota dealer and the enjoyment of making a how-to video to help others I never looked into a free oil change.
Let me go sign up for free government vaccines while I'm at it.....
Yeah, maybe, if you have a dealer you can trust.
Great video!!! I subscribed!!!👍👍👍👍👍😎
Do not use the K&N oil filter as the filter restricts flow and the O ring it comes with will leak
I read that the K&N filter was one of the best choices because it restricts flow less than many other filters. I've never had a problem with K&N filters on our Toyota.
Friend, [ th-cam.com/video/GcY8PNZfNv0/w-d-xo.htmlm27s ] I am certain that torque foot pounds apply to the tightness of: 1- the oil pan drain plug, 2- the housing that the filter element is contained within, 3- the mini-cap of the oil filter element housing /// I don't bother with the mini-cap of the cartridge housing. After I've drained the oil from the oil pan I leave the plug OUT, and I just unscrew the housing for the filter element with whatever oil is in it. Once this housing is removed I pull the old element out, trash it, and dump the oil into the same "catch" that has the oil from the oil pan. [ Use a new crush washer when reinstalling drain plug to 30 Ft/Pnds. ] The filter element housing is reinstalled to 18.44 Ft/Pnds.
That thing have a hemi?
It’s a iforce
Thanks bro
Good Video
Forgot to reset ur oil on the dash
Good video thanks! Just remove crappy music.
lose the music and its a great video
Man what a bunch of aggravation to change the oil! My Tacoma is the easiest I’ve ever owned.
Eselente 👷👍
Hope my kids help me out lol
Wait until that filter housing is not so new and CRACK
Not likely to be a problem as long as it is installed with the proper torque.
@@stevensevek6151 what is the torque? 15 lbs?
Mine cracked... Mine was also WAY over-torqued by my lube shop. I do my own oil changes now lol
Great video but the music is lame
Good video but sorry,the music is awful.
Good video very irritating music
probably the worst vehicle ive had to change the oil on.Toyota makes it way harder than it needs to be.Still love the truck though
I couldn’t agree more. I was very disappointed when I eventually found where the oil filter housing was. Why not just put it under the hood? If it was very straight forward I would have never made this video.
Good VIDEO