CORRECTION: At 10:49, when talking about the oil I use, I say "50-30" oil.....I meant to say that I prefer 5W-30 Valvoline oil. I'm sorry if that caused any confusion.
Hi Dennis, great video. Do you have any consumption between changes? I have a Toyota V6 4.0 1GR-FE Engine that burns no oil at all but I have heard a lot of negative about this 2.4L engine.
Thank you for watching! I have these videos for changing the brakes: Front Brakes: th-cam.com/video/kHJ2T1cyotg/w-d-xo.html Rear Brakes: th-cam.com/video/tHlNK0RRiNQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the help. My 16 year old son wants to do as much of the maintenance as he can on his 2007 Camry; he's kicking around the idea of being a mechanic one day. This video taught me how to teach him!
Probably the best 4 cyl. Camry DIY oil change video on TH-cam. Clear, crisp video, and detailed description. I like the tip about jacking up just the driver's side. I also like your choice of Valvoline. Ashland Oil has the most advanced oil refining technology in the U.S. Whatever brand you use, stay with it.
I really appreciate the clear and specific way you describe the whole process from start to finish. The up close camera shots help a TON and I’ve noticed that not very many other people include the shots of the underside of the car. Also the editing is great! Thanks for making all of these really helpful videos!
Thanks, it was the best video so far. I've never done an oil change myself yet however I'm seriously thinking about it now because last time mechanic overfilled about a litter of oil, I no longer can trust them. Thanks once again!
Yes sir! It is a great little engine. We had a recall on ours that required a ring replacement. That took care of the oil burning issue. It is still going strong!
Great help! Thank you so much. This will be my brothers birthday gift. After all the years of teasing my "relationship" with tools and dirt. He's gonna crap his pants when I offer to change his car's oil! Best gift ever!!!!
At it’s always helpful to have a refresher! Perfect video explaining it too, I’ve done it 2 times but it never hurts to check the process and order to do it in for the best safety!
Dude, you're so awesome. You make everything seem so much easier and a whole lot less scary to do. I like how you have your own methods and explain different ones as well
Hey Dennis I know your video says 5 years 6 years ago whatever I always use this video as a guide I have a 2009 Toyota Camry and I have now I'm up to seven times this is my seventh time changing my oil and my filter and I just wanted to tell you thank you and I appreciate your video and it's still working it's still it's still doing the job brother hey God bless and thank you again bro
Great video! A tip for the funnel cut a piece of pvc pipe, 2" or whatever will fit in the gap for the cap, to hold the funnel for you. It only needs to be just long enough to cradle the funnel for you.
I can't wait a moment to give this video a LIKE because i applied the same method step by step following your video teaching and it was so easier for me despite been my first time trier. I spend so much money in workshops here in UAE just for this alone. Thanks for saving me some cash. I know my mechanic Engr will not be happy with you because I won't be giving him money for this again. BRAVO👏👏👏👏
Dennis, thank you for the excellent video of the Camry 2.4l oil change, especially the recommendations on jacking location and pics on the filter location and access. About to do my sons 2007 and it was not obvious where the filter was located or how I was going to easily get under there. All great stuff - you made doing this EASY. Thanks again!!
Great video. Your a natural teacher. I admire your ease in front of the camera and communication skills. Incidentally, I also watched your brake caliper replacement video and battery powered lawn mower and blower reviews. All are excellent delivery and totally worthwhile. Thank you for sharing!
"Its not gon hurt a thang. so i take my finger and i dip it in the old oil that i just drained..."..lol .lol ....love the accent man.. Im from the island , so no shame there.. Sounds like your from the South?, pardon me if i get it wrong. Times like these i dont understand racism these days,so much we can learn from each other :( . . People who now cars know that its simple stuff or what would seem like simple stuff,but im sure alot of people have been blessed by your time. even i did, and i just came for a refresher.. Much love to you my brother. Great help,great patience with your instructions while being fluid and efficient. Bless you. And thank you.
Thank you so much Blair! And I agree completely!! You got the location right, I am from Georgia....so that's where the drawl comes from. :) Love and respect to you! Thanks for watching and for the awesome comment!
Thanks for the tips in the video! I've got a comment for lubricating the new filter seal, I usually take the old filter and "kiss" the seal to the new one and twist. this usually gets enough oil on to seal and prevents you from getting your gloves as dirty.
Thank you for watching, Zain! I only have access to an '09 Camry, and if I ever need to change the oil pan, I'll definitely make a video of the process.
Thanks Dennis. Clear instructions and good to see you using gloves. Home mechanics need to understand the health issues associated with skin contact and vehicle fluids in general. Same goes for disposal and environmental contamination issues. I get around the issue with the correct oil amount by using a clean measuring jug with accurate volume increments and accurately measuring in the new oil. I find many vehicles give different dip stick readings depending on slight variations in vehicle angle, and some diesels actually leave a space for some oil dilution from the dpf regen process.
Thanks so much for watching! Also, shop around for your oil....I've found that in my area, while everybody charges $26 a jug for Valvoline oil, I can order it online from Walmart for $16 and they deliver it free if I order 3 jugs at a time.
Thank you Dennis for making this video! Very Clear and informative. V Good teaching and Leadership skills! Your Actions were well thought out. Perhaps if time permits, make a video on Trans Fl change on your car. But some of these Camrys come w/o trans dip sticks and new style pans. You may also add your knowledge to the newbies on what level of Oil filters there are to choose from and your Opinion of each. Once again, Thank you!
Hi Dennis, I been enjoying all your videos on 2007-2009 Toy Camry. Now my 2007 have a problem of ABS Module because, the speed odometer doesn't work. How do you replace this part and how do you know which module is a correct one? Can you do a full video on how to replace this part? But if you can't, I still appreciate your circumstances.
I have a 2009 Camry that I change the oil in. Your video is a great refresher for me. I have a question if you might know. If I unlock the doors with the key fob, the car beeps loudly. Is it possible to disable the sound?
Thank you Mark! I appreciate you watching and commenting. I hate the way this car honks when the doors are unlocked! I've tried, but have not been successful in figuring out how to disable this. I'm sorry.
Hello, I'm brand new to all of this. I attempted to change my oil in my 2009 Camry for the very first time while using this video to guide me. After I drained everything I attempted to loosen the filter with my hands but it won't move. I bought the Performance Tool Canister Type Oil Filter Wrench which told me I needed a 1/2 drive ratchet but it didn't fit my filter . I'm using a screw on FRAM PH4386. I am unsure if there is a piece that fits specifically to the ratchet for it. There isn't even enough room for me to turn the ratchet. I'm unfamiliar with tools. You said an extension earlier in the video but im unsure which one to buy. Your video is amazing and made everything simple and clear. I just have a little issue lol
Hi Richard, thanks for watching! If the filter wrench you have doesn't fit the filter, I'd suggest taking your new filter to the parts store.....fit a filter wrench to it. That should insure a fit to the filter on your car. Some filter wrenches will take a 1/2" ratchet, some will take a 3/8" drive ratchet, so you also need to make sure you have the right size ratchet to fit the wrench that fits your filter. I recommend you get a 12" extension for your ratchet. that should give you enough length to get the wrench onto the filter and still have enough room to apply enough force to your ratchet to remove the filter. Let me know if that doesn't make sense or if you need more help. I'll do my best.
If a shop put your filter on, they probably over tightened it. If so, you will probably need a strap style oil filter wrench to get it loose. The wrenches that fit on a ratchet are easier to use, but they can't grip the filter strong enough to break it free if someone has over tightened it.
Thanks for watching! You'll need 4.5 quarts. I recommend Valvoline 5W-30. I used organic oil for years but have switched to synthetic in the last couple of years....seems to be doing just fine.
👍 hi dear I like your videos what kind of oil you use full synthetic or synthetic blend and with the owner manual recommend synthetic blend or Full synthetic
I use a ratchet with a 14mm socket more torque. What size is the oil filter remover? I nerd to purchase one cause sometimes the oil filter is stuck, you can use a flathead screwdriver to remove it but it takes more time and oil gets everywhere.
Thanks for watching, Steven! I've had a few so tight that I had to wonder if they were left hand threads....also had to put a pipe on a wrench to get a couple loose!
I have an 08 SE and use Rhino ramps. I don't know why you say the air dam prevents using the ramps. Also, on the oil filler cap, the oil specified is either 5W-20 or 0W-20. I always pre-fill the filter prior to installing.
You can't drive onto Rhino ramps with an 09 equipped with an air dam, unless you want to bend or remove the air dam. Won't fit. Pre-filling an oil filter is a waste of time, makes a mess, and does absolutely nothing to protect your engine. It's an old wives tale kept alive by people who don't know how an engine is lubricated internally. Not sure what your point is on the oil cap. Thanks for watching.
@@dwcoffey Unless the air dam on an '09 SE is different than it is on my '08 SE, then the Rhino ramps can be used. Pre-filling the filter is NOT a waste of time, as the engine is lubricated a couple seconds faster (as per TH-cam video by Lake Speed.) There's no mess from filling the filter since it is installed seal up, vs sideways or upside down. Plus, I fill it a day before I change the oil, which gives the media time to absorb it. The oil filler cap shows the recommended oil type, which is confirmed in the owners manual---5W-20 or 0W-20. Perhaps in your part of the country, the oil type recommended may be different.
The most important piece is the jack. The one i had couldnt lift the car nowhere near high enough to get a jack stand under never mind have me work under.
Thanks for watching! They all have paper media, which is fine. Some of them, notably Fram, use cardboard end caps on the pleated media. I don't like these filters. Wix, Bosch, Denso, most OEM, and others use metal end caps on the pleated media. This is preferable to me.
Hi Jude, thanks for watching. Two reasons really.....5W20 (Toyota's recommended viscosity) is difficult to find where I live, and the climate is very hot here most of the year, so the higher viscosity wont hurt anything. But, I would always suggest following the manufacturer's recommendation.
Haynes says torque spec for oil drain is 80 in-lb on 2009 and earlier and 30 ft-lb on 2010+, both on 2AZ-FE engine. Can't both be right. 80-inlb is basically finger tight but 30 ft-lb seems a lot. Anyone checked in the factory manual? TIA.
Can a 2009 use the same valvoline oil you used? I was looking at it on Amazon and saw the seller say you couldn't, at least not for a 2.4 2009 Toyota Camry.
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CORRECTION: At 10:49, when talking about the oil I use, I say "50-30" oil.....I meant to say that I prefer 5W-30 Valvoline oil. I'm sorry if that caused any confusion.
Hi Dennis, great video. Do you have any consumption between changes?
I have a Toyota V6 4.0 1GR-FE Engine that burns no oil at all but I have heard a lot of negative about this 2.4L engine.
Dennis Coffey Mr Dennis please make a video about changing 2017 Camry break
Thank you So Much Dear Dennis...So I have a question i have same model and year can I use castrol 20w-50 engine oil.?
Hi Faisal, thanks for watching. We do not have any problem with ours using oil between changes. Thankfully!
Thank you for watching! I have these videos for changing the brakes: Front Brakes: th-cam.com/video/kHJ2T1cyotg/w-d-xo.html Rear Brakes: th-cam.com/video/tHlNK0RRiNQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the help. My 16 year old son wants to do as much of the maintenance as he can on his 2007 Camry; he's kicking around the idea of being a mechanic one day. This video taught me how to teach him!
That's great Heidi, and I'm glad this helped! Thanks for watching!
Probably the best 4 cyl. Camry DIY oil change video on TH-cam. Clear, crisp video, and detailed description. I like the tip about jacking up just the driver's side. I also like your choice of Valvoline. Ashland Oil has the most advanced oil refining technology in the
U.S. Whatever brand you use, stay with it.
I agree! Thank you so much for watching and for the kind comment!
I really appreciate the clear and specific way you describe the whole process from start to finish. The up close camera shots help a TON and I’ve noticed that not very many other people include the shots of the underside of the car. Also the editing is great! Thanks for making all of these really helpful videos!
Thank you very much, Austin! I really appreciate that and thanks for watching!
Thanks, it was the best video so far.
I've never done an oil change myself yet however I'm seriously thinking about it now because last time mechanic overfilled about a litter of oil, I no longer can trust them. Thanks once again!
Thanks for watching, Mohammed, I'm glad the video helped!
Well done sir! Great daily driver right there. The 2.4L might burn oil but if you stay on top of it, it’ll go and go.
Yes sir! It is a great little engine. We had a recall on ours that required a ring replacement. That took care of the oil burning issue. It is still going strong!
You seem like such a good guy. God bless you brother
Thank you very much, Andrew! I really appreciate that, and thank you for watching!
Great help! Thank you so much. This will be my brothers birthday gift. After all the years of teasing my "relationship" with tools and dirt. He's gonna crap his pants when I offer to change his car's oil! Best gift ever!!!!
Thanks for watching, Philip! You are right, that will be a great birthday gift!! That's a wonderful idea!
At it’s always helpful to have a refresher! Perfect video explaining it too, I’ve done it 2 times but it never hurts to check the process and order to do it in for the best safety!
Thanks for watching, Zachary!
Great video sir! My dad wants to do his first oil change on his 2009 Camry himself at home! I sent him your video! 🙏🏽
I'm sure he did a great job, thank you for sharing this, and Thank you for watching!
Dude, you're so awesome. You make everything seem so much easier and a whole lot less scary to do. I like how you have your own methods and explain different ones as well
Thank you so much, Brayden!! I appreciate you watching!
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Good advice on jacking from the driver side. Made it a heck of a lot easier!
I'm glad that helped, T.J. Thanks for watching!
Hey Dennis I know your video says 5 years 6 years ago whatever I always use this video as a guide I have a 2009 Toyota Camry and I have now I'm up to seven times this is my seventh time changing my oil and my filter and I just wanted to tell you thank you and I appreciate your video and it's still working it's still it's still doing the job brother hey God bless and thank you again bro
I am so glad this has been helpful, Anissa! Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel!
Thanks to you I changed the oil in my car for the first time. Great video!
That's great, Brian!! Thank you for watching, and I'm really glad to hear this helped you knock that out!!
Thanks for the video it was very informative. Now I can do my wife’s Camry with plenty of confidence. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching, John!
Great video! A tip for the funnel cut a piece of pvc pipe, 2" or whatever will fit in the gap for the cap, to hold the funnel for you. It only needs to be just long enough to cradle the funnel for you.
great idea! Thanks for watching!
I can't wait a moment to give this video a LIKE because i applied the same method step by step following your video teaching and it was so easier for me despite been my first time trier. I spend so much money in workshops here in UAE just for this alone. Thanks for saving me some cash. I know my mechanic Engr will not be happy with you because I won't be giving him money for this again. BRAVO👏👏👏👏
Thank you Edwin! I appreciate you watching!
Dennis, thank you for the excellent video of the Camry 2.4l oil change, especially the recommendations on jacking location and pics on the filter location and access. About to do my sons 2007 and it was not obvious where the filter was located or how I was going to easily get under there. All great stuff - you made doing this EASY. Thanks again!!
Fantastic, I'm glad this helped! Thanks for watching, David!
Thanks man I’m 13, doing the oil and filter change on my mums Camry tommorow after school
I'm sure you'll do a great job, and awesome work taking care of your mom's car! Thanks for watching!
Great video. Your a natural teacher. I admire your ease in front of the camera and communication skills. Incidentally, I also watched your brake caliper replacement video and battery powered lawn mower and blower reviews. All are excellent delivery and totally worthwhile. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, Greg! I appreciate you watching and really appreciate the kind words!
Awesome, I was able to change oil without any issues using your step by step process. Thank you!
That's great news! Thanks for watching!
Amazing video. Hope to see more done from the Camry. How to change alternator, ect. Your video was exactly what we all needed
Thank you so much, I appreciate you watching! I'll get to work on more Camry videos!
"Its not gon hurt a thang. so i take my finger and i dip it in the old oil that i just drained..."..lol .lol ....love the accent man.. Im from the island , so no shame there.. Sounds like your from the South?, pardon me if i get it wrong. Times like these i dont understand racism these days,so much we can learn from each other :( . .
People who now cars know that its simple stuff or what would seem like simple stuff,but im sure alot of people have been blessed by your time. even i did, and i just came for a refresher.. Much love to you my brother. Great help,great patience with your instructions while being fluid and efficient. Bless you. And thank you.
Thank you so much Blair! And I agree completely!! You got the location right, I am from Georgia....so that's where the drawl comes from. :) Love and respect to you! Thanks for watching and for the awesome comment!
Thank you this is awesome :) I'm looking forward to my next oil change: Done by Me :)
Sounds great!! I'm sure you'll do a fine job and save about $50!!
Thank you so much for this DIY video. Clear and concise and so easy to follow. How to reset the maintenance panel, doesn't get better that that.
Thank you very much for watching!
Thanks for the video. Changing our 2007 Camry is on the menu for today. This is a great summary, thanks.
Thanks for watching, David! I hope all went well.
@@dwcoffey it went very well, thanks.
Thanks buddy I put transmission oil in my windshield wipers
Nice! Thanks for watching Mike!
Haven’t done it yet cause I’m scared... but you made it seem pretty straight forward!!thank you, I will definitely try this
Thank you for watching, Xiomara! I'm sure you will do just fine when you tackle the job. Let me know if I can help you in any way. I'll do my best!
Thank you for posting this. I come here to remind myself before I perform my own oil change
Thank you for watching and commenting, Jenn! I appreciate it.
Thank you for this awesome video: It made me feel confident enough to diy oil change on my car. Cheers..
Thanks! Was easier to do after watching your video. Used Castrol Edge Synthetic High mileage instead of Valvoline.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for being so thorough in the video, im going to try it for the first time myself.
I'm sure you will do a great job!! Thanks for watching, Allyssa!
Good point about it being ok to use the old oil for the filter gasket.
Thanks and I appreciate you watching!
Great understandable video Mr.Dennis very acknowledgeable and real simple and of course very humble man.
Thank you so Ignacio! I appreciate it and thanks you for watching!
Thanks for the tips in the video! I've got a comment for lubricating the new filter seal, I usually take the old filter and "kiss" the seal to the new one and twist. this usually gets enough oil on to seal and prevents you from getting your gloves as dirty.
Thanks for watching, Katrina! That's a great idea on putting a little oil on the new filter seal! Thanks!
Great video! I now more confidence in doing my own oil change.
That's great! Thanks for watching, David!
I can't wait to try and change my oil. Loved the video!!!!
Thanks for watching, Stanley! I'm sure you will do a great job!
Wear old clothes and eye protection. It can get messy.
This is one of the best oil change video I have ever watched. Can you also make a video on how to change the oil pan of Camry 07?
Thank you for watching, Zain! I only have access to an '09 Camry, and if I ever need to change the oil pan, I'll definitely make a video of the process.
Great Dennis...Best so far!!!
Wow, thanks! I appreciate you watching!
Hey Dennis, thanks for the very informative video! i just bought oil and the filter to change my oil this weekend.
I'm sure you will do a great job! Thank you for watching, Dave!
Great video, loved every second, appreciate all the tips.
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the kind comments!
Awesome! Finally took that maintenance light off! Thanks!
Great! Thanks for watching, Edgardo!
you have made the best video with instructions clear as crystal. thank you it's the best :)
Thank you so much, Rachael! I appreciate you watching!
You're like the dad I never had
Kerwin, thank you!! That's probably the best compliment I've ever received. I'm glad this video helped!
Same.
Awesome video thank you sir.. I have a good tip for you next time fill up the filter with new oil to avoid a dry start when you crank your car up....
Good point! Thanks for watching!
Can you pls do a good video as well about fixing the ac
Thank you so much sir
Thanks for watching! What's going on with your AC?
Thanks Dennis. Clear instructions and good to see you using gloves. Home mechanics need to understand the health issues associated with skin contact and vehicle fluids in general. Same goes for disposal and environmental contamination issues.
I get around the issue with the correct oil amount by using a clean measuring jug with accurate volume increments and accurately measuring in the new oil. I find many vehicles give different dip stick readings depending on slight variations in vehicle angle, and some diesels actually leave a space for some oil dilution from the dpf regen process.
I agree!! thank you for watching!
thanks, did my brother's today and I just needed someone to verify the amount of oil needed
Fantastic! Thanks for watching, Andrew!
You’re very helpful on your VDO, oil change, thank you sir👍👍
Thank you Keith! I appreciate you watching!
Another great tutorial Dennis! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much Daniel! As always, I appreciate you watching!
Thanks Dennis. You are a great teacher
Thank you so much James! I really appreciate you watching!
I love yr video...... I’m tired of being over charge to change my car oil
Thanks so much for watching! Also, shop around for your oil....I've found that in my area, while everybody charges $26 a jug for Valvoline oil, I can order it online from Walmart for $16 and they deliver it free if I order 3 jugs at a time.
very good presentation bro
Thanks Thomas! I appreciate you watching!
Thank you Dennis for making this video! Very Clear and informative. V Good teaching and Leadership skills! Your Actions were well thought out. Perhaps if time permits, make a video on Trans Fl change on your car. But some of these Camrys come w/o trans dip sticks and new style pans. You may also add your knowledge to the newbies on what level of Oil filters there are to choose from and your Opinion of each. Once again, Thank you!
Thank you for watching, Joe! All great ideas, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I'll see what I can work on. Thank you!
absolutely amazing instruction and details! Thank you.
Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching!
Thanks for your video “namesake”. Very instructive and detailed.
Thank you very much, I appreciate you watching!
Thank you! Great video! Good teaching skills.
Thanks Joe! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Thanks for the complete guide
Thank you for watching!
Very well explained. Keep posting. Cheers
Thanks for watching, Gaurav!
Thanks. This video is extremely helpful.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Dennis, I been enjoying all your videos on 2007-2009 Toy Camry. Now my 2007 have a problem of ABS Module because, the speed odometer doesn't work. How do you replace this part and how do you know which module is a correct one? Can you do a full video on how to replace this part? But if you can't, I still appreciate your circumstances.
I'm sorry Sean, I haven't had to replace my ABS module. If I do, I'll be sure to video it. Thanks for watching!
Awesome thanks you explained it with great detail that that it came out all right with mine.
That's great! Thank you for watching, Francisco!
Thanks for this video chief!
Thank you for watching!
I have a 2009 Camry that I change the oil in. Your video is a great refresher for me. I have a question if you might know. If I unlock the doors with the key fob, the car beeps loudly. Is it possible to disable the sound?
Thank you Mark! I appreciate you watching and commenting. I hate the way this car honks when the doors are unlocked! I've tried, but have not been successful in figuring out how to disable this. I'm sorry.
Thx man for your support
Thanks for watching, Khaled!
You just get my subscription thank you.
Thanks for watching, Micheline! And thank you for subscribing!
GREAT Video!
Thank you for watching!
Excellent mate. I learned lot. Thanks.
Thanks for watching, Sameera!
Thanks for the video Dennis
Thank you for watching Donny! I appreciate the comment.
Excellent vidoe and intructions. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much, I appreciate you watching!
Very good teacher
Thank you for watching, Albert!
Hello,
I'm brand new to all of this.
I attempted to change my oil in my 2009 Camry for the very first time while using this video to guide me. After I drained everything I attempted to loosen the filter with my hands but it won't move. I bought the Performance Tool Canister Type Oil Filter Wrench which told me I needed a 1/2 drive ratchet but it didn't fit my filter . I'm using a screw on FRAM PH4386. I am unsure if there is a piece that fits specifically to the ratchet for it. There isn't even enough room for me to turn the ratchet. I'm unfamiliar with tools. You said an extension earlier in the video but im unsure which one to buy.
Your video is amazing and made everything simple and clear. I just have a little issue lol
Hi Richard, thanks for watching! If the filter wrench you have doesn't fit the filter, I'd suggest taking your new filter to the parts store.....fit a filter wrench to it. That should insure a fit to the filter on your car. Some filter wrenches will take a 1/2" ratchet, some will take a 3/8" drive ratchet, so you also need to make sure you have the right size ratchet to fit the wrench that fits your filter. I recommend you get a 12" extension for your ratchet. that should give you enough length to get the wrench onto the filter and still have enough room to apply enough force to your ratchet to remove the filter.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense or if you need more help. I'll do my best.
If a shop put your filter on, they probably over tightened it. If so, you will probably need a strap style oil filter wrench to get it loose. The wrenches that fit on a ratchet are easier to use, but they can't grip the filter strong enough to break it free if someone has over tightened it.
👏👍🏻❤️ informative video thanks!
Thank you for watching!
Really great! I may do this soon. Thanks
I'm sure you will do a great job! Thanks for watching!
Thank you very helpful to change the oil diy...
Thank you for watching, Joe!
Perfect ...
How much oil is required for Camry 2.4 and which grade you recommend, Sir .....
Thanks for watching! You'll need 4.5 quarts. I recommend Valvoline 5W-30. I used organic oil for years but have switched to synthetic in the last couple of years....seems to be doing just fine.
@@dwcoffey even though it calls for 5w20 Or 0w20? I can still use 5w30.
Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much for watching!
👍 hi dear I like your videos what kind of oil you use full synthetic or synthetic blend and with the owner manual recommend synthetic blend or Full synthetic
Thank you for watching! I've switched to full synthetic in all my vehicles, except my motorcycle.
Remember the good old 2f days with the filter on the front.
Yes! Thanks for watching!
I ended up taking the 07 to Walmart for an oil change. I'll try to find the filter again.
I use a ratchet with a 14mm socket more torque. What size is the oil filter remover? I nerd to purchase one cause sometimes the oil filter is stuck, you can use a flathead screwdriver to remove it but it takes more time and oil gets everywhere.
Here's a link for a wrench: amzn.to/3UAguBM Thanks for watching!
Don't you hate it when your mechanic tightens the oil plug with the strength of The Hulk just so you're forced to go back to him
Thanks for watching, Steven! I've had a few so tight that I had to wonder if they were left hand threads....also had to put a pipe on a wrench to get a couple loose!
Great job. Loved it. Really appreciate it.
Thanks for watching!!
The rubber on the old filter sometimes sticks on the block.
Yes it does, and will usually leak when it does! :) Thank you for watching!!
Cheers brother great content!
Thank you Ivan! I appreciate you watching!
I have an 08 SE and use Rhino ramps. I don't know why you say the air dam prevents using the ramps. Also, on the oil filler cap, the oil specified is either 5W-20 or 0W-20. I always pre-fill the filter prior to installing.
You can't drive onto Rhino ramps with an 09 equipped with an air dam, unless you want to bend or remove the air dam. Won't fit. Pre-filling an oil filter is a waste of time, makes a mess, and does absolutely nothing to protect your engine. It's an old wives tale kept alive by people who don't know how an engine is lubricated internally. Not sure what your point is on the oil cap. Thanks for watching.
@@dwcoffey Unless the air dam on an '09 SE is different than it is on my '08 SE, then the Rhino ramps can be used. Pre-filling the filter is NOT a waste of time, as the engine is lubricated a couple seconds faster (as per TH-cam video by Lake Speed.) There's no mess from filling the filter since it is installed seal up, vs sideways or upside down. Plus, I fill it a day before I change the oil, which gives the media time to absorb it. The oil filler cap shows the recommended oil type, which is confirmed in the owners manual---5W-20 or 0W-20. Perhaps in your part of the country, the oil type recommended may be different.
The most important piece is the jack. The one i had couldnt lift the car nowhere near high enough to get a jack stand under never mind have me work under.
Thank you for watching, John!
Dennis muy buen video muchas gracias thanks you very much god bless you
Thank you for watching, Wicho!
I'm gonna try changing my oil myself
I'm sure you will do a great job! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video; what kind of oil filter is ideal; iron or paper
Thanks for watching! They all have paper media, which is fine. Some of them, notably Fram, use cardboard end caps on the pleated media. I don't like these filters. Wix, Bosch, Denso, most OEM, and others use metal end caps on the pleated media. This is preferable to me.
That’s a great help
Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much for watching!
Good job Dennis... thanks!
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Great video
Thanks for watching, Santiago!
Why 5w-30? Can you please explain why not to use a lighter oil? Thanks!
Hi Jude, thanks for watching. Two reasons really.....5W20 (Toyota's recommended viscosity) is difficult to find where I live, and the climate is very hot here most of the year, so the higher viscosity wont hurt anything. But, I would always suggest following the manufacturer's recommendation.
@@dwcoffey I think the 5w30 is recommended for v6
Thanks for your video!! Help me a lot!!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad to know this helped you!
Haynes says torque spec for oil drain is 80 in-lb on 2009 and earlier and 30 ft-lb on 2010+, both on 2AZ-FE engine. Can't both be right. 80-inlb is basically finger tight but 30 ft-lb seems a lot. Anyone checked in the factory manual? TIA.
Thanks for watching, Robert! 18 ft-lbs is the correct torque spec for the drain plug.
Man's a legend
Thank you!! I appreciate you watching and thanks for the awesome compliment!!
Camry SE 2009: synthetic, how often does it need to be changed?? Thank u❣️
Thank you for watching! Toyota recommends every year or every 10,000 miles with synthetic. I now use synthetic and change ours every 8k miles.
@@dwcoffey GD manual says NOTHING ABOUT THE INTERVALS, and oildchange places all say " every 3-4 thousand" 😪😵💫
@@dwcoffey thank you!!
Can a 2009 use the same valvoline oil you used? I was looking at it on Amazon and saw the seller say you couldn't, at least not for a 2.4 2009 Toyota Camry.
Thanks for watching, Jesus! My Camry is a 2009 and I haven't had any problems.
well explained, thank you.
Thanks for watching, Victor!
Perfect instructions
Thank you very much for watching!!