Great video! Keep them coming. I have a 2016 IS200T Fsport and soon warranty will end so this DIY videos greatly help to understand how to do it appropriately.
Hi PRfromAbove, thank you for sub. I will do my best, hope you're staying safe and healthy. I sure will keep more videos coming for everyone, I was planning on uploading videos on differential fluid change, I need to first find a new laptop. I have a lenovo but crapped out on me 3 weeks ago. But yes I will keep more coming for sure. Thanks again for your support.
Kudos for the video content! Sorry for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you considered - Parlandealey Vanish Ringworm Process (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for revealing how to repair your vehicle minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate at very last got astronomical success with it.
Informative video. But when you show how to reset the maintenance minder please show which buttons you are pressing to do what. I just got this car and had no idea what did what. Took me a minute of hitting buttons to find the right ones.
Good video. One thing, changing the weight of oil from 0W20 to 5W30 is not a wise move. You can buy high milage oil in the same weight. It is simply a matter of different additives, detergents etc. The heavier oils sometimes have a different molecule size and will not lubricate the engine the same. In worst case scenarios it could cause premature wear. A Toyota/Lexus engine is not considered high milage at 80,00. I ran my 4 runner past 200k miles and never changed the type of oil I used at oil changes. at 210K i had to replace the timing chain tensioner as it was starting to make noise, but the engine had no other issues.
Hi possumpopper89, thank you for your comment, yes I totally agree with you, 0w20 is the recommended oil weight for use on newer vehicle and it is better. Now the reason for me switching to 5w30 or 10w30 is not a matter of high mileage, its a matter of distance driving. Here in California the weather tends to get a little hot, and my commute everyday is driving 1:30 minute to work and 1 to 2 hours driving back home. Both these weight is considered low weight viscosity, with the weather here 5w or 10w is good enough for my use. Now if the weather is cold then yes I would be using 0w20, since both of these oil are on the low viscosity side I have no problem using 5 or 10w. 30 is the viscosity for temperature, detergent weight is a little heavy and this is fine for distance driving, this 30 weight also helps my fuel comsumption and mpg. I've been using 10w30 for my 2008 acura tsx, this car now has over 215,000 miles and not had any major maintenance, timing chain and tensioner is still original and has not had any valve lash adjustment yet. I am performing this valve adjustment soon. Back to the oil, I do change weight accoring to climate change, it is pretty obvious that the "w" stands for weather/winter, and the number at the end by itself is for temperature, long driving will break down the molecule and thin out the viscosity. Again thank you for visiting and i appreciate and respect your comments. thanks again.
Good Money I have never used a soil but I have heard from several performance shop mechanics that they are one of the best companies out there for selecting additives for specific needs of an engine.
Good Money I run the same oil throughout the life of an engine. It’s something Inhave always done since my dad taught me that as a kid. He was a diesel mechanic and said the change of additives may cause leaks in older seals. When I buy a used car I try to find out what type of oil they used and use the same oil unless they were using garbage oil. I recently got a good used Jeep and I may try amsoil since the previous owner was using a low cost conventional oil and already had leaks. I am changing gaskets and will likely swap to synthetic.
@@DuBNeTiX Those oils are no different. I don't know what makes you think they are. They both behave like SAE 30 oils at operating temperature. You may experience problems with the VVT system using a 10W oil.
Hi Rv! Thanks for your question, yes the 2016 IS200t Fsport have the same layout, although the oil maintenace reminder setup is a little different, meaning navigating to certain options are slightly different, but all the options are there in the menu setup. Please like and subscribe for future video, if you have already liked and subscribe, thank you very much for your support.
Haha, you read my mine, I was actually planning on changing them out this weekend. Be on the look out for that vid. Thanks for the subs and like, really appreciate it. :)
@@sunleon9522 The video is now being uploaded for spark plugs, hopefully will be done soon. You're the 2nd person requesting the jack points, I will do that soon. Just got the front add on lip delivered and will install that along with showing the jacking points.
Hi LthrncknDshwshr, thanks for your comment, i use the 1.5 Ton 3300lbs Aluminum Steel Low Profile Floor Jack Racing Car Rapid Pump Lift, you can buy this on ebay or I think autozone might have 1. the jack point i is at the center cross member in front of the oil pan., once you lift the car, use two jack stands to support from each side on the frame, not where you jack with the scissor jack, it is also a good idea to push a wheel under the passenger side for more support. Hope this helps, feel free to message me if you have any other questions. thanks again for watching. :)
Hi Tomasz, thank you for your comment, I totally agree with you, Amsoil is a very good oil to use, but for some people, this oil is very exspensive. Most people can't afford this oil, as well as royal purple. conventional oil is fine to use, as long as you change within the 3,000 miles or 3 month, which ever comes first. You can go 5,000 miles if you use full synthetic and 3,000 miles for non synthetic motor oil. Amsoil is good for gear such as using in your transmission as this will be worth the money, i use visconsity 10w 30 is because my car has now 75,000 miles, i drive 1hr 30min. commute to work every day, so if i keep using 0w 20 i will just burn oil, so i just decide to go with 10w 30.
Very good video. By the way what size of oil filter wrench. I search on eBay autozone they got some 75mm some 80. I don't know what's size is right for. You Video was post over a year. Hope You can see my comment thanks
Hello Sun, Yes I see your comments :) someone below have the question and here is the info you're looking for: The size for 2017 lexus is200t f sport IS oil filter wrench is 64mm with the 14 flutes side wall. becareful not to get the 64.5mm since this is for the 2.5L - 5.7L vehicle. For our lexus is 2.0L - 5.7L. Hope this helps. Please subscribe to my channel and like this video. Thank you :)
Hi! Thanks for the video! You lost me when you took off the nipple thing from the oil filter and then replaced it with a gasket. Is that piece part of the adapter to take the oil filter off?
Hi CharlieDuran, Yes i replaced it with the old gasket after i removed the oil drain adaptor (nipple thing) ;). In the video I didn't show myself removing the cap with the 3/4" rachet attached with the 6" extension. Once the cap is removed, that orange O-ring gaset is in between the cap and the oil filter housing. The gasket comes with the oil filter when you buy the replacement filter from the auto part store, you get 1 big O-ring for the oil filter housing, 1 small O-ring to replace the one in between the cap as you saw in the video, and you get 1 white oil drain adaptor. Hope this helps, please like and subscribe. Thnks again visiting.
Great video! What's the brand of the oil wrench tool that you're using? Also, isn't an alley key better to use to remove that metal piece below the oil filter (it looks like you're slowly stripping it away) Thanks again for making this video!
Hi George, there's no particular name brand for this wrench, there are many styles, for you just have to buy the 64mm with 14 flutes side walls, I picked mine up at Autozone. No you can't use an Allen key to remove the filter oil drain cap as it is a 3/8" head with 4 sides, as the allen has 6 sides, and this will also need to be at least a 3 to 6" long. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting the channel.
Also, the little stripping has to do with the way you insert the 3/8 extension and how it seats into the hole. If not seated all the way, it will slip and cause it to strip. So just make sure to seat it all the way in the hole, and use a long bar as leverage if needed.
@@DuBNeTiX oh. I see. I just did my first ever oil change on the same car like yours and I forgot to buy a crush washer, I thought I saw it in the new filter box, but it wasn’t there. So I ended up reusing the old one on the oil pan.
Hey how did you change the image on you hud. I saw yours has the transformers logo. Mine has the dealership name from where the car was bought originally in California
Very simple, 1)Just go to google and search an image you want to use as your screen save. 2) right click from your mouse and save image as .JPG format to your computer or straight to your thumb drive. 3) take thumb drive to your car and insert it into your usb port. 4) go to on screen menu setting. 5) select setup 6) select General 7) scroll down and select customize image 8) select copy from usb 9) select set image...from here just chose the options on how you want to save as. hope this help. you can always change to default image.
Few things: 1. Do you have a aftermarket infotainment system? Which one? 2. Did you set the oil filter and milage distance to 10k? 2. Why did you reset scheduled maintenance & oil maintenance?
Hi Ash Russom, thank you for your comments and for visiting the channel, answering your questions 1) No I don't have any aftermarket infotainment systems. 2) Yes I set them to 10,000 when the mileage reaches around 5k to 6k, the system will remind you that your maintenance is require. 3) you have to reset your schedule maintenance and oil maintenance after an oil change or else your system will keep showing you the maintenance required message, and if you don't reset the two maintenance, you will not know when is your next oil change. Hope this answers your questions. Thank you for your support. Cheers :)
@@Sounditoutahhwet There are 2 areas that you have to reset, 1 is in the steering odometer display, this will clear that reminder message, and the onscreen display monitor is used to reset your oil maintenance, this lexus normal oil change is 10,000 miles instead of the older makes where it's normal oil change is at 3000, most newer cars and trucks now and days, you can change your oil at 10k miles, even though you reset to 10,000 as mentioned in earlier message, the system will remind you, maintenance is required at 5000 or 6000 miles, that will tell you that you have another 5000 or 6000 miles to go given that you can drive your car up to 10k until an oil change is Seriously needed, if you want to do your maintenance at 10k, it's just a window slot. I don't let mine pass 8k.
Hey ! What is the tank called ? the one that is in the front of the motor it’s kind of hidden not the ones that are in the side. The one in front mines says it’s running low idk what oil to put and I don’t want to go to the dealer it’s expensive plz advice !
Hello Vicky, I hope you are not referring to the radiator tank, this is that big black alluminum tank with the cap on top that is kind of hidden under the plastic air intake arm. You do not want to put any oil in the radiator, you need to top it off with toyota /lexus genuine coolant, which is pink colored coolant or (antifreeze). If you have anymore question, feel free to ask. Thanks for visiting my channel Vicky. and hope this helps, if you are referring to something else, please explain with description of how it looks. :)
I updated my profile pic with the tank thing I’m talking about lol the white one ! Idk how else to describe so why not upload apic lmao! Click on my profile to see it upclose
Hi thank you for the video! Just subscribed. I noticed you mentioning in a comment that you have 75k miles. I’m currently at 30 and curious to what other major maintenance you’ve had to do on the car?
Hi Aria 64, the only maintenance I've done so far is tire change, oil change, I will be doing sparkplug and cabin air soon. Other then that, nothing major yet. Thank you for visiting my channel. 👍😉
Hi Aria 64, forget to mention the only major part I replaced was the boost regulator valve or vacuum regulator valve, other than that, the car is still running like just came out from the dealership. I also check every now and then, for cracks or fatigue in the drive belt, and visual other things such as fray coolant hose.
I read that this turbo engine can last 150k to 200k easily. Please keep us updated on the mileage and maintenance as you using this beauty as a daily driver is an amazing testament to Lexus reliability.
@@RealGoatPrxd I will keep everyone updated. I'm doing these repairs and maintenance on a need to basis. But If you want me to do a video on something you need help with, please let me know and I will go out of my way and make one.
@@kevsavage7 That metal oil filter housing shouldn't affect this oil lost. I really don't know what to tell you, you're losing oil somewhere, this is a good amount of oil lost, I don't know if you have bad oil seal somewhere, or you're just burning a lot of oil. Over filling oil capacity will damage your engine overtime, thus I don't know if this is your case. So i'm sorry I really don't know how I can help you here. Half engine oil capacity is a lot of oil lost, you're either losing oil due to a bad leak, or simply just burning a lot of oil. I have never knew anyone filled their engine up 5qt and only 1/5 full. there's a problem here, I suggest you get this checked out soon before the problem gets worse.
Hi tino, I changed my oil today using this video as a guide and everything went smoothly until after I was done I noticed the car jerks really really rough when I put it in reverse. Not sure what I did to cause that but it definitely wasn’t doing that before I changed the oil. Can you think of any reason why it would do this or what I did wrong? I thought I put too much oil in so I redid the whole process but still unchanged. I’m taking it to the dealer tomorrow and they’re gonna check it out but I thought I’d ask you as well. My car is a 2016 is200t f sport. Thanks
Hello Barnes, first off, adding a little too much oil will not cause your car to jerk when putting car on reverse. There could be a few factors, 1) could be your transmission needing fluid and filter change, 2) spark plugs, 3) something with your fuel system, 4) bad vacuum regulator valve. Oil change is 100% not the cause of this. Unless you have not serviced or done tune up for years. But I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
Hi Ismael Jimenez, The size for 2017 lexus is200t f sport is oil filter wrench is 64mm with the 14 flutes side wall. becareful not to get the 64.5mm since this is for the 2.5L - 5.7L vehicle. For our lexus is 2.0L - 5.7L. Hope this helps. Please subscribe to my channel and like this video. Thank you :)
@@mariaequihua8501 Hi Maria, sorry for responding so late, i'm not getting a notification for comments, no idea why. Just saw your messsage. our is200t is a 2.0 liter, so its the same as 2017 is200t model, 64mm oil filter wrench with the 14 flutes side walls. hope this helps.
Soy mecanico mi carro tiene casi 400.000 millas y corre como Nuevo por favor siemore ponle 0020 mobile one 20.000 full sinthetic estas motores tienen muy chiquitos bearings y nesesita n ese aceite no lo cambies ponle 0020 as su muerte del motor es mi humilde recommendation
Great video! Keep them coming. I have a 2016 IS200T Fsport and soon warranty will end so this DIY videos greatly help to understand how to do it appropriately.
Hi PRfromAbove, thank you for sub. I will do my best, hope you're staying safe and healthy. I sure will keep more videos coming for everyone, I was planning on uploading videos on differential fluid change, I need to first find a new laptop. I have a lenovo but crapped out on me 3 weeks ago. But yes I will keep more coming for sure. Thanks again for your support.
Kudos for the video content! Sorry for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you considered - Parlandealey Vanish Ringworm Process (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for revealing how to repair your vehicle minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate at very last got astronomical success with it.
10W30? i have watch other videos and they use 0-20
Informative video. But when you show how to reset the maintenance minder please show which buttons you are pressing to do what. I just got this car and had no idea what did what. Took me a minute of hitting buttons to find the right ones.
Hi Max Noe, Thank you for visiting the channel and I'm sorry about that. I thought i went through step by step on the resetting the maintenance light.
Good video. One thing, changing the weight of oil from 0W20 to 5W30 is not a wise move. You can buy high milage oil in the same weight. It is simply a matter of different additives, detergents etc. The heavier oils sometimes have a different molecule size and will not lubricate the engine the same. In worst case scenarios it could cause premature wear. A Toyota/Lexus engine is not considered high milage at 80,00. I ran my 4 runner past 200k miles and never changed the type of oil I used at oil changes. at 210K i had to replace the timing chain tensioner as it was starting to make noise, but the engine had no other issues.
Hi possumpopper89, thank you for your comment, yes I totally agree with you, 0w20 is the recommended oil weight for use on newer vehicle and it is better. Now the reason for me switching to 5w30 or 10w30 is not a matter of high mileage, its a matter of distance driving. Here in California the weather tends to get a little hot, and my commute everyday is driving 1:30 minute to work and 1 to 2 hours driving back home. Both these weight is considered low weight viscosity, with the weather here 5w or 10w is good enough for my use. Now if the weather is cold then yes I would be using 0w20, since both of these oil are on the low viscosity side I have no problem using 5 or 10w. 30 is the viscosity for temperature, detergent weight is a little heavy and this is fine for distance driving, this 30 weight also helps my fuel comsumption and mpg. I've been using 10w30 for my 2008 acura tsx, this car now has over 215,000 miles and not had any major maintenance, timing chain and tensioner is still original and has not had any valve lash adjustment yet. I am performing this valve adjustment soon. Back to the oil, I do change weight accoring to climate change, it is pretty obvious that the "w" stands for weather/winter, and the number at the end by itself is for temperature, long driving will break down the molecule and thin out the viscosity. Again thank you for visiting and i appreciate and respect your comments. thanks again.
Good Money I have never used a soil but I have heard from several performance shop mechanics that they are one of the best companies out there for selecting additives for specific needs of an engine.
Good Money I run the same oil throughout the life of an engine. It’s something Inhave always done since my dad taught me that as a kid. He was a diesel mechanic and said the change of additives may cause leaks in older seals. When I buy a used car I try to find out what type of oil they used and use the same oil unless they were using garbage oil. I recently got a good used Jeep and I may try amsoil since the previous owner was using a low cost conventional oil and already had leaks. I am changing gaskets and will likely swap to synthetic.
@@DuBNeTiX Those oils are no different. I don't know what makes you think they are. They both behave like SAE 30 oils at operating temperature. You may experience problems with the VVT system using a 10W oil.
@@possumpopper89 your Dad was right in his time but times have changed.
hi, thanks for the vid! i got a 2016 200t f sport, is it pretty much the same layout and process as the 2017?
Hi Rv! Thanks for your question, yes the 2016 IS200t Fsport have the same layout, although the oil maintenace reminder setup is a little different, meaning navigating to certain options are slightly different, but all the options are there in the menu setup. Please like and subscribe for future video, if you have already liked and subscribe, thank you very much for your support.
Great video.
Are you going to make a video about changing spark plugs? I believe 80k needs replacement too.
Thanks
Haha, you read my mine, I was actually planning on changing them out this weekend. Be on the look out for that vid. Thanks for the subs and like, really appreciate it. :)
Great, buddy. Another suggestion if I may. Lifing Is200t is a pain as well. Hope you could show ppl jack points you do.
@@sunleon9522 The video is now being uploaded for spark plugs, hopefully will be done soon. You're the 2nd person requesting the jack points, I will do that soon. Just got the front add on lip delivered and will install that along with showing the jacking points.
Better than a c class
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks. What type of low profile jack do you use? What jack points are used?
Hi LthrncknDshwshr, thanks for your comment, i use the 1.5 Ton 3300lbs Aluminum Steel Low Profile Floor Jack Racing Car Rapid Pump Lift, you can buy this on ebay or I think autozone might have 1. the jack point i is at the center cross member in front of the oil pan., once you lift the car, use two jack stands to support from each side on the frame, not where you jack with the scissor jack, it is also a good idea to push a wheel under the passenger side for more support. Hope this helps, feel free to message me if you have any other questions. thanks again for watching. :)
Tino's DIY thank you
It's very bad oil with this viscosity. Check on manual. I always use Amsoil 0W20, no problems with temperature.
Hi Tomasz, thank you for your comment, I totally agree with you, Amsoil is a very good oil to use, but for some people, this oil is very exspensive. Most people can't afford this oil, as well as royal purple. conventional oil is fine to use, as long as you change within the 3,000 miles or 3 month, which ever comes first. You can go 5,000 miles if you use full synthetic and 3,000 miles for non synthetic motor oil. Amsoil is good for gear such as using in your transmission as this will be worth the money, i use visconsity 10w 30 is because my car has now 75,000 miles, i drive 1hr 30min. commute to work every day, so if i keep using 0w 20 i will just burn oil, so i just decide to go with 10w 30.
Very good video. By the way what size of oil filter wrench. I search on eBay autozone they got some 75mm some 80. I don't know what's size is right for. You Video was post over a year. Hope You can see my comment thanks
Hello Sun, Yes I see your comments :) someone below have the question and here is the info you're looking for:
The size for 2017 lexus is200t f sport IS oil filter wrench is 64mm with the 14 flutes side wall. becareful not to get the 64.5mm since this is for the 2.5L - 5.7L vehicle. For our lexus is 2.0L - 5.7L. Hope this helps. Please subscribe to my channel and like this video. Thank you :)
Hi! Thanks for the video! You lost me when you took off the nipple thing from the oil filter and then replaced it with a gasket. Is that piece part of the adapter to take the oil filter off?
Hi CharlieDuran, Yes i replaced it with the old gasket after i removed the oil drain adaptor (nipple thing) ;). In the video I didn't show myself removing the cap with the 3/4" rachet attached with the 6" extension. Once the cap is removed, that orange O-ring gaset is in between the cap and the oil filter housing. The gasket comes with the oil filter when you buy the replacement filter from the auto part store, you get 1 big O-ring for the oil filter housing, 1 small O-ring to replace the one in between the cap as you saw in the video, and you get 1 white oil drain adaptor. Hope this helps, please like and subscribe. Thnks again visiting.
Why do you use different types of oil grade?
Great video!
What's the brand of the oil wrench tool that you're using?
Also, isn't an alley key better to use to remove that metal piece below the oil filter (it looks like you're slowly stripping it away)
Thanks again for making this video!
Hi George, there's no particular name brand for this wrench, there are many styles, for you just have to buy the 64mm with 14 flutes side walls, I picked mine up at Autozone. No you can't use an Allen key to remove the filter oil drain cap as it is a 3/8" head with 4 sides, as the allen has 6 sides, and this will also need to be at least a 3 to 6" long. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting the channel.
Also, the little stripping has to do with the way you insert the 3/8 extension and how it seats into the hole. If not seated all the way, it will slip and cause it to strip. So just make sure to seat it all the way in the hole, and use a long bar as leverage if needed.
@@DuBNeTiX awesome, thanks for the info! Yeah my bad with the allen key, that's what happens when I check these tutorials late at night lol!
@@DuBNeTiX thanks for the info!
@@Giorgio_Rampa lol, asking questions while sleeping. 😂
I prefill filter with oil before installing
Seems like you forgot to install gasket on drain plug (bolt)?
no, did not forget, I used the same one that is on the bolt. I change the washer every 3rd oil change.
@@DuBNeTiX oh. I see. I just did my first ever oil change on the same car like yours and I forgot to buy a crush washer, I thought I saw it in the new filter box, but it wasn’t there. So I ended up reusing the old one on the oil pan.
Hey how did you change the image on you hud. I saw yours has the transformers logo.
Mine has the dealership name from where the car was bought originally in California
Very simple, 1)Just go to google and search an image you want to use as your screen save. 2) right click from your mouse and save image as .JPG format to your computer or straight to your thumb drive. 3) take thumb drive to your car and insert it into your usb port. 4) go to on screen menu setting. 5) select setup 6) select General 7) scroll down and select customize image 8) select copy from usb 9) select set image...from here just chose the options on how you want to save as. hope this help. you can always change to default image.
@@DuBNeTiX awesome thank you I’m gonna try this right away
Few things:
1. Do you have a aftermarket infotainment system? Which one?
2. Did you set the oil filter and milage distance to 10k?
2. Why did you reset scheduled maintenance & oil maintenance?
Hi Ash Russom, thank you for your comments and for visiting the channel, answering your questions 1) No I don't have any aftermarket infotainment systems. 2) Yes I set them to 10,000 when the mileage reaches around 5k to 6k, the system will remind you that your maintenance is require. 3) you have to reset your schedule maintenance and oil maintenance after an oil change or else your system will keep showing you the maintenance required message, and if you don't reset the two maintenance, you will not know when is your next oil change. Hope this answers your questions. Thank you for your support. Cheers :)
Tino's DIY why not just reset the oil maintenance? And why set it to 10k after driving 5k miles.
@@Sounditoutahhwet There are 2 areas that you have to reset, 1 is in the steering odometer display, this will clear that reminder message, and the onscreen display monitor is used to reset your oil maintenance, this lexus normal oil change is 10,000 miles instead of the older makes where it's normal oil change is at 3000, most newer cars and trucks now and days, you can change your oil at 10k miles, even though you reset to 10,000 as mentioned in earlier message, the system will remind you, maintenance is required at 5000 or 6000 miles, that will tell you that you have another 5000 or 6000 miles to go given that you can drive your car up to 10k until an oil change is Seriously needed, if you want to do your maintenance at 10k, it's just a window slot. I don't let mine pass 8k.
Hey ! What is the tank called ? the one that is in the front of the motor it’s kind of hidden not the ones that are in the side. The one in front mines says it’s running low idk what oil to put and I don’t want to go to the dealer it’s expensive plz advice !
Hello Vicky, I hope you are not referring to the radiator tank, this is that big black alluminum tank with the cap on top that is kind of hidden under the plastic air intake arm. You do not want to put any oil in the radiator, you need to top it off with toyota /lexus genuine coolant, which is pink colored coolant or (antifreeze). If you have anymore question, feel free to ask. Thanks for visiting my channel Vicky. and hope this helps, if you are referring to something else, please explain with description of how it looks. :)
Tino's DIY idk if we are talking about the same one. It’s plastic container by the front lol it also has like a purple ish formula
I updated my profile pic with the tank thing I’m talking about lol the white one ! Idk how else to describe so why not upload apic lmao! Click on my profile to see it upclose
Tino's DIY yes plz email ! That would b great!
Tino's DIY i figured it out !! Lmao!! On the manual !!! Lol but thank u so much !!!! Very helpful the info u have! 🙏 thanks
Hi thank you for the video! Just subscribed. I noticed you mentioning in a comment that you have 75k miles. I’m currently at 30 and curious to what other major maintenance you’ve had to do on the car?
Hi Aria 64, the only maintenance I've done so far is tire change, oil change, I will be doing sparkplug and cabin air soon. Other then that, nothing major yet. Thank you for visiting my channel. 👍😉
Hi Aria 64, forget to mention the only major part I replaced was the boost regulator valve or vacuum regulator valve, other than that, the car is still running like just came out from the dealership. I also check every now and then, for cracks or fatigue in the drive belt, and visual other things such as fray coolant hose.
I read that this turbo engine can last 150k to 200k easily. Please keep us updated on the mileage and maintenance as you using this beauty as a daily driver is an amazing testament to Lexus reliability.
@@RealGoatPrxd I will keep everyone updated. I'm doing these repairs and maintenance on a need to basis. But If you want me to do a video on something you need help with, please let me know and I will go out of my way and make one.
Tino's DIY when you have a chance, rear shock absorber removal/replacement
5 qts and I’m only half full. Any idea why? (I did change to the metal oil filter housing)
Hello Kev, thanks for visiting my channel, what kind of car do you have?
Tino's DIY 2016 is200t f sport
@@kevsavage7 That metal oil filter housing shouldn't affect this oil lost. I really don't know what to tell you, you're losing oil somewhere, this is a good amount of oil lost, I don't know if you have bad oil seal somewhere, or you're just burning a lot of oil. Over filling oil capacity will damage your engine overtime, thus I don't know if this is your case. So i'm sorry I really don't know how I can help you here. Half engine oil capacity is a lot of oil lost, you're either losing oil due to a bad leak, or simply just burning a lot of oil. I have never knew anyone filled their engine up 5qt and only 1/5 full. there's a problem here, I suggest you get this checked out soon before the problem gets worse.
Did you wait to measure the level? Will take time to get to the oil pan.
Doing my gfs oil change, so how many quartz is it? Im trying to find it on manuel. I see some that say like 6 and some say 4.8.
For the is200t fsport is 4.9 qt.
@@DuBNeTiX thank you
@@jayb7416 You're welcome, please don't forget to subscribe. Thanks for your comments and for visiting my channel itsjr jr. 👍
Hi tino, I changed my oil today using this video as a guide and everything went smoothly until after I was done I noticed the car jerks really really rough when I put it in reverse. Not sure what I did to cause that but it definitely wasn’t doing that before I changed the oil. Can you think of any reason why it would do this or what I did wrong? I thought I put too much oil in so I redid the whole process but still unchanged. I’m taking it to the dealer tomorrow and they’re gonna check it out but I thought I’d ask you as well. My car is a 2016 is200t f sport. Thanks
Hello Barnes, first off, adding a little too much oil will not cause your car to jerk when putting car on reverse. There could be a few factors, 1) could be your transmission needing fluid and filter change, 2) spark plugs, 3) something with your fuel system, 4) bad vacuum regulator valve. Oil change is 100% not the cause of this. Unless you have not serviced or done tune up for years. But I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
so 3/4 inch ratchet or 3/8
Hi Brian, good catch buddy. Yes its 3/8 not 3/4.
Hello what size is the oil filter wrench
Hi Ismael Jimenez, The size for 2017 lexus is200t f sport is oil filter wrench is 64mm with the 14 flutes side wall. becareful not to get the 64.5mm since this is for the 2.5L - 5.7L vehicle. For our lexus is 2.0L - 5.7L. Hope this helps. Please subscribe to my channel and like this video. Thank you :)
What size should I get for my 2016 IS200t fsport?
@@mariaequihua8501 Hi Maria, sorry for responding so late, i'm not getting a notification for comments, no idea why. Just saw your messsage. our is200t is a 2.0 liter, so its the same as 2017 is200t model, 64mm oil filter wrench with the 14 flutes side walls. hope this helps.
Any chance of a video changing fuel filter on the IS200t?
Hi easyoffice, I will let you know once I post the video. Thanks again for your support.
Soy mecanico mi carro tiene casi 400.000 millas y corre como Nuevo por favor siemore ponle 0020 mobile one 20.000 full sinthetic estas motores tienen muy chiquitos bearings y nesesita n ese aceite no lo cambies ponle 0020 as su muerte del motor es mi humilde recommendation
Sí, he estado usando solo móviles completamente sintéticos y usaré 0020. Gracias por preocuparte. Amo mi auto.
U shouldn’t change the oil weight from the recommended