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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2019
- This video is made as a guideline to show you how to change the engine oil and filter on a 1996 Toyota Camry V6 (1MZ-FE).
I hope it was helpful!
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Tools used in this video:
- 3/8” Shallow 12-Point Metric/SAE Sockets: www.harborfreight.com/21-pc-3...
- 3/8” Ratchet: www.harborfreight.com/38-in-d...
- 6 Ton Jack Stands: www.harborfreight.com/6-ton-s...
- 3 Ton Low Profile Jack: www.harborfreight.com/3-ton-l...
Please note that I am not a professional mechanic, nor am I saying that you must do exactly what I say in this video. Perform these repairs at your own risk! Safety first ;) - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
this was a really good informative video dude. nice work. hope you keep making stuff, I will check it out
Thank you!
Helpful. Detailed. Good job. Thank you
Thank you!
I just bought in dealer auction 1993 camry le wagon v6, 170000 miles only, same color.
runs very good, no rust at all and very clean interior.
Awesome! They're really good cars, enjoy it!
Omg, thank youuu!! I have a 1999 Camry V6. Trying to learn how to do all the maintenance myself because costs of taking it to a shop is too much for me right now. Plus, I like to learn how to take care of my own. This was very CLEAR & INFORMATIVE! Thank you!!! I have a lot of work ahead of me before it gets super cold
Yes costs are pretty high but these cars are easy to work on! Check out my whole Camry playlist if you're interested (there's a 96 Camry and a 99 Camry). I'm glad the videos help!
Those everstart maxx batterys from walmart are actually really good qaulity. Project Farm tested them vs more expensive ones and it did great! I have one in my corolla.
Yup I saw that video! I've had one in the Corolla since before I bought it. Battery says 2014 on it. I now have one in the Camry and also put one in the Lexus. The one in the Corolla has never let me down and it's been 6 years so... totally worth it!
I always change oil of my car (same engine as the video) without jacking up the car. I also changed transmission fluid for 6 times without jacking up the car as well. I don't have the big floor jack, so it will save me a lot of time. I personally use 10w40 semi-synthetic and it runs fine so far.
Yes I've done that without jacking up the car as well. It does save time. And yes for those old engines 10w40 should work fine! The best thing to do though is to have an oil pressure gauge available so you can monitor the pressure if you're unsure. But 10w-40 should be fine if you're in a hot climate.
One thing I always see debated is the oil drain gasket/washer. It probably doesn't need to be changed a lot or everytime if it is tightened good enough and doesn't leak I guess. Probably won't do it on mine since I don't think I did it last time.
I only change them when they leak. Technically, by the book, they're a one time use. But... I'm not a shop thag had a bucket of them on hand lol. So I use them for a long time.
I've got a 1mz in my 04, very powerful engine
Yes they're really good engines! Reliable and powerful! And they sound good when you put a louder exhaust on ;)
@@AutoFixYT I did have a leak in my cat so that def did make the car sound nice, will get something nice though 😁
I plan on lowering my Camry in the future when I get a second vehicle
Same! This year my plan for the Camry is lowering springs, new shocks all around and new custom exhaust system
What up bro nice video I have a 1998 Toyota Camry V6 im about to do my oil change on my car but I herd you say you have over 200 thousand miles, have you ever done a transmission drain and fill i have 128 thousand miles on mine and u was wondering if you have and it do to do a video on that, like urs my car from the previous owner kept great care of the car but he said he never did that cause it never needed it but I want this car to last over another 200 thousand miles and just like the oil its good to change the transmission filter as well, thanks I just Subscribe to your channel hope to see more videos
I have actually done several drain and fills on it. I usually put in 1/2 qt (now I use 1 whole quart) of Lucas stop slip transmission additive. My trans is old and tired and I can feel it slip when downshifting into first gear sometimes. Lucas seems to help it a lot. I use Castrol atf for import vehicles, it says Toyota on it so you can't miss it. Walmart has the best price on that but they don't always carry it.
I'd say go ahead and drain the trans pan, and top it off with clean fluid. I try to do that every 20k miles which is often but you can't go wrong with that, keeps things nice and clean (also because I beat on that car a lot lol)
These oil filter sometimes is a pain last time I have to put I screwdriver inside of the oil filter and turned it cuz was so hard to come off
Yup sometimes that happens!
I have the same gunk underneath my 2000 Camry V6 oil cap and I've been confused about it. Oil level on the dipstick is good and has a good history of routine oil changes, last one being around 4k miles ago. Not maintenance lights either and runs perfectly. So there shouldn't be a problem with my engine right?
No there shouldn't be any issues. Those engines are notorious for building up sludge and old oil deposits but if you change the oil every 4k miles you're doing the right thing. Keep the oil fresh and it will be good for a long time. Don't go by what you see under the oil cap. That are never sees any circulating oil. What you see there is just a little cover that is covering the hole that would leak into the camshaft area. No oil gets on there except for when you pour oil in. So it therefore never gets cleaned off
@@AutoFixYT Awesome, good to know. Thanks for the informational video 👍
I did an oil change on 2011 accent hyndai and I put the a brand new oil in but when I pull the dipstick it came out dry like there's no oil same thing happened with the transmission do you know what caused that ???
It could be the fact that you just need to let the oil settle. One some cars it may take a long time to get an accurate reading after you change the oil just because of the design of the engine. Could even take half an hour. Obviously make sure you're on level ground and that you added exactly how much you needed. But the only other explanation I can think of is what I just mentioned, it needs to settle for a while.
@@AutoFixYT I did all that I parked the car on a flat surface i waited almost 35 min nothing and I had to drain the oil again and put it back in after that it did show the measurement on the oil dipstick I couldn't find any explanation for what happened
@@kamalabbady6778 Weird, there must have been something then. Sometimes fresh oil is very clear and hard to see on a dip stick. But hey I'm glad you finally got it done!
You said you were going to list the torque specs for oil pan bolt can't find it anywhere.
My bad... 33ft.lbs.
What's the torque spec for the drain pan plug/bolt 🔩 🤔?
My manual says 33 ft.lbs. but that's a lot and I don't belive it. I would not put that much torque on that bolt. Maybe 20-25 max.
One of the main causes for oil consumption is a bad pcv valve , change it every 25k miles or twice a year and you will see a difference , otherwise great video buddy
Yes that is true, although this car doesn't really have oil consumption issues. It uses up about half a quart every 4k miles, which is basically nothing for this mileage.
Also, if your PCV valve gets clogged every 25k miles then there are some serious issues going on lol. Might be more beneficial to put a catch can in the PCV system too.
@@AutoFixYT No i dont have that issue w pcv valve clogged every 25k , i was just saying that its an important lil thing and ignored/forgotten very often
Oh ok yeah i agree it is often overlooked.
What's that crosshatched thing in the exhaust called? It's next to the oil sump
That's called the flex pipe. It allows the pipe to move but also allows it to expand and contract as it heats up and cools down
@@AutoFixYT Ohh I see. Thank you so much, I have been trying to figure out what that was
So I can change a 2000 Camry V6 the same way?
Yup, all the same!
I see your 1mz has the vacuum solenoid from the manifold/throttle deleted? Will that cause any problem?
This engine is bone stock so it must have been a factory change.
@@AutoFixYT that means it’s not a necessary valve?
@@beamishlotus7269 If your engine came with one, I'm sure it's necessary. Manufacturers make adjustments from year to year or even for different markets (USDM, EUDM, JDM, etc). To be honest I'm not even sure which vacuum solenoid you're talking about because I don't even have it. But like I said if it came with it, it must be doing something. So to delete it it would take a little research to figure out how to do it right.
@@AutoFixYT it’s a valve solenoid that goes from the intake manifold to the the throttle body basically
Does one really “drop a car on the jack stands” or merely just “release and remove the jack” 🤯🤯
One shall gently lower the car on the jack stands, then remove the jack.
Oil filter #?
Pick one from this list:
www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/toyota,1996,camry,3.0l+v6,1273564,engine,oil+filter,5340
I recommend ACDelco, Denso (OEM), WIX. Sometimes you can find them cheaper on Amazon. So pick the one you want, then take the part number and search that on Amazon.
“This oil is being a little too loud”
Did I say that? I don't even know what I say lol
that sounds like a pain to fix
Not too bad actually!
The engine is very easy to work on compared to other v6 engines!! Just did knock sensors on the same engine in my 2000 camry. Had to remove lots of stuff, the main parts being upper and lower intake. These are made robust and to last! Suprising how many parts of this engine are made to work on.