Hello Peter, Dont take this the wrong way but your voice puts me to sleep. Your videos are very helpful since I have a Toyota, but I also listen to your accent because it relaxes me and puts me to sleep. Im saying this as a compliment. Good luck!
(Toyota recommed in all corolla´s from 1998 to 2008 use 5w30) and ( from 2009 to 2015 recommend use 5w20 or 0w20) ,,, ( 5w50 is not for this car had much viscosity that cause wear , and can damage the engine and your vvt-i system to avoid this use correct oil , everything else you did well...!
Peter you do very good videos and they are very helpful. I just have a question; Do I need to reset anything on the dashboard after an engine oil change on a 2002 Corolla D4D 2 liters 110 horsepower? I did not see you do it though. Thanks in advance. And hey I like your accent.
hey peter ,thank you for werry usefull videos, i have a corolla e12 2004 1.6 185.000 km. when the engine is cold as it is in denmark now (january) the engine is ticking the first 5 min. i think it sound like the hydrollic valvelifters, is that right ? or should i be worry ? i use shell helix 5w 30 oil and change for every 15.000 km.
every here I have looked, the 2009 corolla has a plastic cartridge type filter housing that is horizontal, not the traditional steel in the vert. position you show. I need to change the oil and am confused which car this is....
There were two different four cylinders available during this period. Evidently his is the 2.4 liter with the spin-on canister filter. The 1.8 liter has the cartridge system.
Your owner's manual should tell you. On our 2009 RAV4 the difference between the two marks on our dip-stick is 1.6 quarts. Our RAV4 has a 2.5 liter four cylinder. A 2009 Corolla would have either a 1.8 or 2.4 liter four cylinder, so may be different.
Dear Peter, I own corolla 1.6 vvti 2002 with 240.000 km engine. There is some 1l oil consumption on every 5000 km (+ - ). can you suggest me what oil to use for this engine? This one or some other? What you think about valvoline max life 10w40? Thank you in advance
All Mobil 1 fits to your car. Mobil 1 is superb oil. If you have Lexus ISF or Lexus LFA, then we should choose more accurate Mobil 1 oil. Look this engine video: th-cam.com/video/9c2RlNvuqd0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Aleksander, It's not only a oil that we use. Problem is in the engine. Because Corolla model 2001-2004 had some problem with Oil consumption(short block?) which was fix in 2004. Same is for me. Recently i have change the o-ring of chain tensioner (it is 22x3.5 ) and soon I'll change oil so I can tell if oil consumption fall. I use Elf 5w30.
The debate about oil viscosity is always open. I run on my 2010 Honda 0W40. I believe it is a good compromise and still protective when temperatures get very warm but Honda USA recommends 0W20, while the same car here in Italy runs with 0w40 (recommended by Honda dealer). Where is the truth? The engines are the same? Is fuel consumption the only reason?
shilau My major rule is always to use Mobil 1 oil and Mobil 1 viscosity is minor thing. I use Mobil 1 oil to all my cars: Toyota, BMW, Honda and GM. If I would own super cars like Lexus ISF or BMW M3, then I might use only just Mobil 1 with right viscosity.
Looks to me your oil level barely touches the dipstick but I can't see very good in the video. That would be a bad thing to start the engine with that level
Hello Peter, Dont take this the wrong way but your voice puts me to sleep. Your videos are very helpful since I have a Toyota, but I also listen to your accent because it relaxes me and puts me to sleep. Im saying this as a compliment. Good luck!
+Steven Hernandez Thanks for your nice comment. It is nice that I am also good sandman :-)
Pretty good Corolla videos since I own one too, puts me to sleep too, same as Bob Ross. Compliment.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was just what I was looking for before attempting the oil change on my Corolla.
Thank You. I will do new videos to You. :-) Best Regards Peter Finn
thank you for sharing the video very helpful.thanks again
Jumausa36 Martinez Thanks and You are welcome.
Exexctly
Very nice video please keep up the good work!
Ruben theIowan Thanks Sir.
I wonder why you use 5W-50 oil instead of 5W-30?
It should be 5W30 or 0W30 for very cold countries
(Toyota recommed in all corolla´s from 1998 to 2008 use 5w30) and ( from 2009 to 2015 recommend use 5w20 or 0w20) ,,, ( 5w50 is not for this car had much viscosity that cause wear , and can damage the engine and your vvt-i system to avoid this use correct oil , everything else you did well...!
Victor De Leon Hello. Almost all high quality oils are good. And oils goes soon within 10 000 miles = black oil.
Good work Mr.peter
Xz5 Z Thanks.
Yes. 4 liters
Can you test entech oil next please and thank you great video
Good idea. :-)
Peter you do very good videos and they are very helpful. I just have a question; Do I need to reset anything on the dashboard after an engine oil change on a 2002 Corolla D4D 2 liters 110 horsepower? I did not see you do it though. Thanks in advance. And hey I like your accent.
No any reset for your car is needed.
hey peter ,thank you for werry usefull videos, i have a corolla e12 2004 1.6 185.000 km. when the engine is cold as it is in denmark now (january) the engine is ticking the first 5 min. i think it sound like the hydrollic valvelifters, is that right ? or should i be worry ? i use shell helix 5w 30 oil and change for every 15.000 km.
It is the lifters. You could adjust the valve cap. Look my adjust video: th-cam.com/video/Wc-zCDjH_Uo/w-d-xo.html
Hi Peter why do you not use a oil filter wrench to make job easier
Phil
Hello, because my super tongs works always. :-)
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor
I would not use tongs like that on a 1.8 liter Corolla engine with the cartridge filter system.
You should mention which engine. Corollas in those years had two different engine choices with very different oil filters.
Hello 😃, I have read your comment and I appreciate it. Thanks. 👍
Thanks!
Thank You for comment. :-) BR Peter
every here I have looked, the 2009 corolla has a plastic cartridge type filter housing that is horizontal, not the traditional steel in the vert. position you show. I need to change the oil and am confused which car this is....
AffordBindEquipment Hello. I need to do new video.
There were two different four cylinders available during this period. Evidently his is the 2.4 liter with the spin-on canister filter. The 1.8 liter has the cartridge system.
I have a 2009 Toyota Corolla. If the oil on my dipstick is halfway between the two dots, how much oil should I add to it?
Your owner's manual should tell you. On our 2009 RAV4 the difference between the two marks on our dip-stick is 1.6 quarts. Our RAV4 has a 2.5 liter four cylinder. A 2009 Corolla would have either a 1.8 or 2.4 liter four cylinder, so may be different.
tanx peter
Dear Peter,
I own corolla 1.6 vvti 2002 with 240.000 km engine. There is some 1l oil consumption on every 5000 km (+ - ). can you suggest me what oil to use for this engine? This one or some other? What you think about valvoline max life 10w40?
Thank you in advance
Hi, Mobil 1 lowers your car oil consumption
Thank you Peter, but which Mobil? 5w50 (from this video) or something else? What about Mobil 1 'extended life 10w60'?
All Mobil 1 fits to your car. Mobil 1 is superb oil. If you have Lexus ISF or Lexus LFA, then we should choose more accurate Mobil 1 oil. Look this engine video: th-cam.com/video/9c2RlNvuqd0/w-d-xo.html
thank you Peter
Hi Aleksander,
It's not only a oil that we use. Problem is in the engine. Because Corolla model 2001-2004 had some problem with Oil consumption(short block?) which was fix in 2004. Same is for me. Recently i have change the o-ring of chain tensioner (it is 22x3.5 ) and soon I'll change oil so I can tell if oil consumption fall. I use Elf 5w30.
The debate about oil viscosity is always open. I run on my 2010 Honda 0W40. I believe it is a good compromise and still protective when temperatures get very warm but Honda USA recommends 0W20, while the same car here in Italy runs with 0w40 (recommended by Honda dealer). Where is the truth? The engines are the same? Is fuel consumption the only reason?
shilau My major rule is always to use Mobil 1 oil and Mobil 1 viscosity is minor thing. I use Mobil 1 oil to all my cars: Toyota, BMW, Honda and GM. If I would own super cars like Lexus ISF or BMW M3, then I might use only just Mobil 1 with right viscosity.
Are you 100 % sure the engines are the same in every way?
Looks to me your oil level barely touches the dipstick but I can't see very good in the video. That would be a bad thing to start the engine with that level
Thanks. :-)
You’re supposed to change oil?
No let it run dry
@@ElijahsLab Phil swift
My mechanic put 4.7 Liters instead of 3.9 Liters. Is that okay its 5 cm over the max line.
no, only 1 cm
No. This is one of many reasons NOT to trust mechanics.
5W-50 oil? why?
Excellent wide oil.
What are the reasons to use a different oil than what is recommended by the manufacturer?
Hello. I have experience of oils.
confusing
what I can use for corolla 2003 1.8 /170.000Km
Mobil1 5w 30
or
Toyota Genuine 10w 30 ???
every one give me different advice
😢😢😢
Both are good oils for your car.
The brand does not matter but it should be 5W-30 or 0W-30.
5w 50 😱😱😱 why ?
Hi, Both are OK !
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor I don't think so. Maybe by you but not by Toyota.
Didnt know bin laden was narrating this
Is that bin laden your father 🤔
how much oil for a complete oil change and filter? is it 3,7 liters? the car is a toyota corolla, 1,6l vvti. 2005 ?