How to change oil on 2003-2008 Toyota Corolla and install new Fumoto valve
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- In this episode of "How to...with Juni", Juni teaches you how to change your oil, oil filter, and install a new engine oil drain valve from FumotoUSA.com to make future oil changes easier and more convenient.
* The FUMOTO Valve replaces the original drain plug and stays in place for the life of your vehicle*
Click to see how the valve works--www.fumotousa.com
Hope you guys enjoy and let me know in the comments section below if this video helped you out or if you want to see me do any future videos.
Parts Needed:
1. 4 quarts of 5w30 motor oil (full synthetic preferably)
2. Toyota Oil Filter Part # 90915-YZZF2
3. Fumoto Valve (OR change of crush washer for original
4. Socket wrench and 14mm socket
5. Filter removal tool
6. Engine oil drain pan
7. Blocks to put behind wheels
8. Jack and jack stands - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
In theory, the Fumoto valve is a good idea. I’m leery, however, that if the vehicle is low enough, the value can catch on something and trip the valve open, or worse rip it off and damage the oil pan. Another scenario is a smart-ass kid in the neighborhood can crawl under the car at 3:00 am and flip the Fumoto lever. I’ll stick with the tried and true OEM oil plug. With the Fumoto valve, you don’t know how far the Fumoto threads thread into the oil pan. If too far, you’re not getting a full drain of the oil pan. Another reason why OEM oil plug is best.
You have some good points of reasons not to use it, but your fear of someone flipping the lever is quite a reach on both the intelligence and car knowledge of a hoodlum kiddo. I hope you don't wake to find bologna on your car, and a tire decompressed with an unscrewed pen.
Like how you mention all the safety tips - I've worked on cars for 33 years and watch a lot of these videos and few people cover the safety part - had a car fall on me once, completely my error, but obviously survived - Great Video.
Love Fumoto valves. Have them on all my cars. Position it so the built in locking tab is on the top or to the side as you had it and get the additional locking tab that they sell. Don't leave the oil filter cap off all that time unnecessarily ! Only loosen it to equalize pressure initially and remove when actually filling. Hate for something (leaves or whatever) to fall in there while you are draining oil etc. great job Juni!
Thank you so much for the high quality video! This is exactly what I was looking for, and I appreciate how much effort you put into framing the camera so clearly
Thanks Justin for the wonderful comment! I try to make it so the viewer can see exactly what I see and not have to figure out what they are looking at. Subscribe for more videos to come this year
man I like your attitude, and the outtakes are super kewl, good job
Thank you for being very specific and for actually doing each step. Hard to find a video that does this. I'll be looking for more of your videos. I hope you have one that shows how's to change your transmission oil and filter and flush as well as front and back breaks. Fingers crossed!
The best video about it that I can find :) easy, direct, good light, Good English!
Thanks for the vid. I'm helping my friend with her '03 Corolla today, and this is a good heads up. Especially knowing the drain plug wrench size!
Really liked the pacing, details, and presentation 👍
I like your music. Very good video. I never knew there was such a thing as a Fumoto valve.
Very easy to understand video you have there Juni, I'm about buying my corolla, so it will be a lot useful. Thank you
Thanks Richard! Subscribe to my channel for more videos to come this year for the corolla. I'm in the process of shooting some right now
Great job you explained everything perfectly. Thanks Juni
You're very welcome James! subscribe for more videos to come this year!
2005 toyota corolla does not use syn. oil.
Thank you for posting the DIY. It was very helpful.
My only suggestion to further help the DIY'er is describe where to locate the drain bolt is as well as the oil filter relative to some major landmark. For example while shooting video, "Looking underneath your car from your front driver's side tire, if you look X inches toward the center of the car and Y inches from the bottom of the front bumper, you'll locate the oil drain bolt".
Of course, the owner's manual (which I don't have in front of me) might have a schematic that may also prove to be useful. But most of us prefer to have our tablets / smartphones to watch TH-cam to review the DIY ... not the owner's manual.
Thanks for the advice! i'll keep that in mind for future videos
This video was great!!! Thank you so much!! Very helpful!
You are very welcome! Glad that my video helped you. Don't forget to like my video and subscribe to it!
Thank you dude I'm getting that valve!
Bryan Oei let me know how it works out for you!
I prefer ramps on a LEVEL surface, and I still use a block on the back wheels.Fumoto valve on Ebay was $26.95 with free shipping currently the cheapest I found it.My 2014 is the Fumoto F103N . This has the nipple like on the video and you can attach a plastic hose from it and run it right into a plastic jug. They work great and are reliable and eliminate a lot of oil mess.
Great video!! Juni
Great video :)
Ready to do this myself
Thanks for taking your time to teach us. Welldone juni
It's also my first time hearing about fumoto valve.
Am from Nigeria and it happens that it is impossible to find the fumoto valve and the round mechanical tool for losing the filter here in Nigeria.
Nice details, Thank you so much
Awesome video!
I have a 2006 Corolla LE. I have owned it since new and if it helps, you don’t need to jack it up. I do mine on a level surface with the wheels chocked and it works fine. And you can still get all the oil out. I also measure out 4.4 quarts beforehand (this is the actual amount called for in the owners manual) so it always gets to the perfect level on the dipstick, especially with a factory oil filter. Also, I like to fill the oil filter up with oil so the car doesn’t have to run to fill it up potentially starving the engine of oil. And oh, I’ve used a Fumoto valve for the past 10 years on this car. It helps a lot! 👍🏼
Matthew Sliwerski thank you for your comment. Yes I do know that the owners manual says 4.4 quarts but with the fumoto valve you will always have a small amount of residual oil left in the pan. The way to get out the residual oil is to pour new oil in while the drain is still open to keep all the oil fresh. It is good to fill the oil filter but not necessary as you are not starving the engine of oil since you don't start the car until you have put at least 3.5-3.75 quarts of oil in.
Juni S. Thanks! And very true, there is a little oil left with the valve but it’s truly immaterial. I know this as I’ve poured about four quarts of dirty oil back into the Mobil 1 jug and you can see the measurement in the window. And if you are changing your oil religiously, it doesn’t seem to affect it. My car is 12.5 years old at this point (built 12/05) 😊. Cool trick to get the old oil out though. I just like to keep it easy I guess 😄👍🏼.
juni,thanks from PR. !!!!
Nice editing!
Very well done, bro, all the facts 14 mm, 4 liters oil thanks
Thanks Blue Patch1413! subscribe for more videos
Nice video bro, just subscribed
Excellent thanks very much !!!
The spec for the oil capacity amount was updated by Toyota. This particular engine now holds 4.4 quarts of oil. You can purchase the updated oil dipstick from Toyota, or you can put a mark on your original dipstick exactly 18" down from the center of the o-ring. This will reflect the "full" level and should be exactly 4.4 quarts.
Great Video. Next time upgrade from the F103N to the NEW F103SX Fumoto Valve (not available in 2013). It will give you full clearance. Cheers!
thank you, very helpful video! please update a new video for unconventional transmission oil change as well.
Thank you for watching my video! In future videos, I will show this so thank you for the advice. Don't forget to like and subscribe to my channel
Good idea with the drain valve...
+Marcin Dąbrowski its definitely cuts the time down when using the drain valve. There are concerns that a little bit more oil is left in the pan using the drain valve but this is a corolla. This is not a Subaru STI or a Mitsubishi EVO where have some old oil left in the pan may be a bit more of a concern.
Learned several new things here too, Thanks Juni! And here's an idea for next time; many Corolla door stays, is that the right word; fail and allow the door to fall back on you when your digging around in the back seat, or front for that matter, sound familiar to anyone. It cost and arm and a leg for a dealer to fix it, but is it one for a DIY'er? Juni perhaps you can help us....much appreciated. Rs
since this fumoto is the extended nipple version, do you see it sticking out below the oil pan's flat surface? I am hesitant to select either the normal classic fumoto or to go with the extended nipple to have the easy hose add on
Awesome..
fastidious....I like it.
Its very fast to do it this way! subscribe for more videos!
Its a great idea, but what about galvanic corrosion between this two diferrent metals?.
thank you! You do not have to change the fumoto valve every time you do an oil change. All you do is turn a lever on the fumoto valve to drain the oil and then turn it back to close the valve. The only thing you have to remove from here on out is a new oil filter. Thanks for the comment!
Hey bro, I know this video is 7 yrs old, so I'm wondering how that oil valve held up over time... Did she stand the test of time?
@@dannythompson1948 so far no problems and no leaking. The product is amazing with no rust on it as well. It’s a great product and one I would recommend!
@@wutdadilyo Nice! Its very cool, I was just concerned that it may be a weak spot. But no issues after 7 yrs, that's quality. Excellent video, brother, thanks! Have a great day!
Perfect
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what is the part number of fumoto oil drain valve that fits 2007 corolla ce?
What type of filter removal tool you used like the specs? 63 mm or 65 mm
Great vid Juni. I have a 2010 Corolla so I'm not sure if it's the same structure. Now, are you changing the fomotovalve every time you do a oil change? Also, I noticed you changed your gloves quite a bit. It's a dirty job. Overall, great video.
yes that is good but you are not tight very well oil samp bolt and oil filter and is that good you replace no.14 bolt by your new mechanisms because if ti looses there is leakage give me your answer?
Hi juni s, i own this same corolla auto 2003, petrol. my question is tgat my car vibrates when it is still standing at D and P... what cud be the reason? bad mounts? if yes replacing them is an option but do they work properly ?
Can you make video how to change coolant on 2005 corolla.
I like your music. Very good video
thanks
you're welcome!
Juni S. Is it okay to use 90915 YZZF1 filter?
appreciate the video! what's the part # on the Fumoto valve? nice shirt btw ;)
How do you change the blinker fluid?
So you left the original bolt out and installed the drain valve instead?
aproximately. how much, an oil change on EUA ??
bob dole approves!
What size do you need the wrench
So does the valve replace the oil pan screw for life? Or, must it be replaced after a certain amount of time?
Lorna Manglona it can literally be left on the oil pan for life. If it starts leaking you can always just change the washer underneath but if not leaking, just leave it alone. It’s made of great materials and hasn’t rusted yet and been on for at least 4 years now
Hi how can I replace my 2003 toyota corolla fuel tank pressure sensor
the oil drain plug and the transmission fluid drain plug are so close together it's so easy to get them mixed up and accidently drain the transmission fluid rather than the oil. it would have been nice to see where exactly the oil drain plug was .
Really ?
4,5. Quarts. With oil filter change
My buddy put one of those funky valves On his Honda, on a low oil pan. He ran over a palm Fran on the freeway , and it ripped it right off
I don't think it's imbalance wheel because my car is not moving. The only time is vibrate is when engine is running and I'm on drive mode. By the way my car has 70k milage on it I don't think it has imbalance wheel problem.
What if while running your oil tap get open by accident any stone or any particle hit the tap ?
Aurangzeb B it's practically impossible because there's a big groove where the lever sits so you actually have to press the lever down first and then turn it 1/4 turn. In the past 3 years of having it, never happened.
Juni S. Good what its called so i will try it too
Aurangzeb B check the link in my description. It's called a Fumoto valve.
is there any concerns with posible damage on how far the new fumoto valve extends down.
No worries unless you drive off road over brush and shit. i doubt anyone would do that in a Corolla.
same thing iam concerned with i might get the sx to be on safe side...iam wondering has anyone had this valve get knocked off ??????
I got a question does your car vibrate when not moving and in drive mode.
No not at all. You may have an issue with your transmission or engine motor mounts. You'll probably need to do some further investigating to find out why you have a vibration. Check your tranny fluid first to make sure that low fluid level is not causing this. If not then it could either be something in your tranny or your torque converter
Where did you go? 🤔
ive seen mobil 1 oil testing next too penzoil, royal purple and other mobil 1 is deffinitly the best
That's right James. I've done Blackstone labs testing on a lot of oils and mobil 1 seems to do very well and last longer before it breaks down. Plus you can get it really cheap at walmart!
Have you ever ran the extended life Mobil 1? If so, thoughts compared to normal synthetic M1?
Did your corolla ever had ecm update. What I mean is did your car computer ever update my toyota.
Cause I have a 07 Toyota corolla le and I believe your car is an 05 right. I think 07 and 05 car is different. I think it's normal to vibrate little.
Vibration could also be caused by imbalanced wheels. If you haven't had them balanced in a couple years it may be time to do so
How can you make your Engine better, faster, & strong??
emilio lopez remove your muffler it makes it louder and faster
Wish my corolla oil filter twisted off so easily.
its noisey sounding my 2004 is silent have to check if its running
Personaly i dont think we need to put any kind of valve, if the spring fail or the car bottom hit with something like bumpy road for any reason it will break the oil pan for sure, leak the oil without we know and will drive without oil. feel very dangerous to me.
according to my knowlege, we should keep the car on straight level and leave the engine run for a few minute to heat up oil and mix the oil, than we should check engine level.
please correct me if i am wrong. thanks
I meant light vibrate not hard vibrate just little shake on driver side seat.
Did you check to see if your seat is loose? Depends on how worn your seat is maybe the padding in your seat needs to be replaced? Like I stated you may need to do some investigating to see because I can't honestly tell you what was wrong with it unless I was actually sitting in your car
How do you discard the used oil?
That is a great question. Usually since the used oil is gathered in the collection container that was underneath the car, the container I purchased from Walmart has a spout and I usually pour the old oil in the container to an empty plastic bottle with a cap (usually an amply windshield washer fluid bottle or empty 5 liter jug of previous oil) and cap it off. Then with the old oil sealed in a plastic jug I would bring it to any auto parts store like pep boys, advanced auto parts, or even Walmart and dispose the old oil there.
+Butros Hallac I have recycling center here in town but most auto parts stores will accept used oil .
James Kobb that's correct. In my town we have a recycling center and I can also dump old oil in their oil collection container and even old car batteries in a separate bin.
It’s awesome for starting bonfires
I almost unscrewed the transmission plug
how to change brake pads on toyota corolla 2005??
Yahya Patel as soon as my brakes have faded enough I will change them
Juni S. thanks man
Where to buy fumuto valve
You can buy the fumoto valve at www.fumotousa.com or you could even try Amazon.com
What is your mileage on your car?
Currently I have 94,000 miles on the Corolla
how do you do with your old engine oil
haha hilarious although I'm not going to advise you to do that
With your old oil, you could bring it to any auto parts store (advanced auto parts, pep boys, auto zone, etc.) and they have free dumping of your old oil in the back of their stores
We're are you
dude u left the old gasket on the oil pan drain hole. good vid tho
Thank you! actually I didn't leave the old gasket, it fell off with the bolt when I removed the old oil pan drain bolt.
It should mentioned that this is only for the 2.4 liter engine (and not for the 1.8 liter engine which has a cartridge style oil filter instead of a spin-on canister).
White shirt lol
Likes oem filters, but gets an non oem valve, lol
That genuine Toyota oil filters are crap
Such an annoying noise. I quit watching right away.