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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
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in this video i explain why it is not only important to change your oil on time, but why you should always do it yourself!
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parts and tool:
Toyota Genuine oil filter and drain bolt gasket: amzn.to/3fYEiaJ
Mobil 1 94001 5W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil - 1 Quart (Pack of 6): amzn.to/3h0Pg0y
Universal Adjustable Oil Filter Wrench: amzn.to/2Y2vxq0
Camera equipment used in this video:
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DJI Mavic Air 2 Drone Fly More Combo: amzn.to/3hJt1h6
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After watching this I decided to tackle this myself. Wasn't to bad and I saw that I had a power steering fluid leak. Should be fun tracing that down.
Glad my video helped, better to find out now then when it completely fails
Amen, brother! Great video! Thanks as always!
Changing oil in lc100 is so easy and satisfying 👍🏻
I have had bad oil changes at dealerships twice. In 1980 I got an oil change and they forgot to put on the oil cap and on the way home the oil came out on the engine and smoke started coming out from under the hood. It was a mess. In 2006 I bought a new car which I later brought in for its first free service. The tech broke the engine cover and didn't tell hurting the car's performance because it also contained the air filter. I bought a replacement off ebay but new it would have been $350. I just have too many problems, in addition to the time it takes, to delegate my oil changes to the professionals.
My stepson's girlfriend's father took her Camry into the Ford dealership for an oil change because he tows many of their vehicles. The tech forgot to put in new oil and the engine burned up on the way home.
And another one. Great video!
Im running Amsoil signature series, you make some good points on high mileage so I think I'll change it more regularly than i was planning.
Thanks!
ooo amsoil is the good stuff!
That is great idea to check used oil filter to check metal... i should check from now when I changed oil
It’s less likely in a Toyota, more force of habit from my less reliable rx-7 😞
Thanks for these videos. I’m slowly learning to do my own maintenance and getting more confident I don’t need to take to a shop to get these things done. Nobody will car more than I do.
That’s the spirit!!
chowcares so was reading through my maintenance records and noticed that the last place I took my LC to used 5w-20, should I change immediately to 5w-30 or do you think it’s ok?
Nice video! I mix Mobil 5w-30 with Mobil 0w-30 advanced fuel economy, with YZZD3 toyota filter, but every 10,000km!
Love the video! I'm going to change my 05 Land Cruiser
Have fun!!
Consider using the Toyota D3 filter next time. The D3 is slightly larger with more filter elements and designed for the greater oil capacities we see in our 2UZs. Also, the Fumoto valve makes oil changes an absolute breeze. Have had mine installed for 2 years and can't imagine life without it :)
Yea I got a bunch of these filters cheap, when I go thru them, I’ll probably switch to d3
@@chowcares try out one of the Fumoto valves as well. Couple of us have put them on our Cruisers and love the simplicity and cleanliness of oil changes. Makes getting small samples easy. LOVE the videos you're doing BTW. Been recommending your TH-cam channel to people who are new to the 100s as "required" viewing for understanding how to work on their rigs. Keep up the good work :)
Will give them a try, thanks for your continued support!
I also like the mobil 1 oil filters. But the toyota branded ones would be a good choice
Look around while your under. Wise words
Just a tip takeoff your oil filter first a good amount of oil drains back into the pan and if you put the plug-in before you do the filter you will be having about half a cup of old oil mixed in with the new ... great video cheers 🍻
I’ll give that a try next!
I'd recommend Amsoil Signature Series with a Toyota Filter
Better oil than Mobil 1
Project Farm on TH-cam did extensive research on different brands including oil analysis, bearing wear etc..
I gotta check that out! Thanks
what kind of light is that? I see it in all your videos, must be handy
The dipstick part with the lines.. is called crosshatch. Mesh implies an opening .
Wow your old oil does not look like latte.. you must maintain it well.
Never saw an oil filter wrench like that.. cool looking
All of the maintenance for my LC is done by Toyota Service Department. Have you heard of maintenance issues from a Toyota service department?
There’s always horror stories for any shop. If you have a good relationship with the service department you go to then u should be ok
Oh my gosh he cleaned his engine bay 😱
100* this!
Great TH-cam with so many great tips. If you really want to see how your engine is mechanically, get a sample kit and send your oil sample to the lab for analysis on particle counts, early hints of bearing failure . They run about the same price as the oil. I would put in to start the engine and look for leaks and then check the oil level after the filter has oil.
Example: www.blackstone-labs.com/engine-types/gasoline/#
I’ve been wanting to send oil in to get tested, but probably not the lc tho, from something that’s more prone to failure
Consider sending your oil to Blackstone Labs far analysis. $30.00 They give you a very detailed report and keep track of how it is doing at each report over time.
Have you tried this? I’ve heard about this. Thinking about doing it on a few cars actually to see how healthy they are.
@@chowcares for an additional $10, Blackstone Labs will also provide your TBN number (Total Base Number) … what that does is tell you how much oil life was remaining.
Not sure if there is a model year difference or what but the Amazon link points to the 90915-YZZD1. My 06 calls for the 90915-YZZD3. Otherwise, great video as always!
i believe the earlier vehicles called for hte D1. Later models like yours went to the smaller D3. I tried those before and did not notice any specific differenced besides the size iteself. many on forums suggest the D1 as an upgrade for its increased capacity.
Yeah the gaskets are SUPER cheap. Think I got a 10 pack from Amazon for next to nothing. And the oil pan gasket is 29ft/lbs of torque. I happened to do mine this weekend as well. Other thing is that I believe your LC has same lift as mine (1.5" OME) so with that and 33s I am able to slide a bucket underneath the truck and with a slight lift of the floorjack I have more than enough room to get a 5 gallon bucket under there and remove the oil drain plug without issue. Two oil changes and you are close enough to full on the bucket to take in and recycle the oil.
Good to know the torque specs! I rarely use the torque wrench out for the drain plug, maybe I should 🤔🤔🤔
@@chowcares Yeah 29ft/lbs ain't much so if you are snugging it up good and tight you should be good. Might be a good comparison next time, do it to what you think it 29ft/lbs and then actually check it. FSM also says that its ok to use a wrench/oil filter tool... basically get it to hand tight and then do 3/4 turn more MAX.
Just curious, are you using a 3/8" or 1/2" ratchet?
3/8
The full synthetic oils can last around 7000 miles if i’m not wrong
Chow, how many miles are on your LC?
206k
Ily chow
So does my LX
So does my bank acct
The little gasket would be plastic or brass / bronze . Never paper
The first from UAE (:
Hello! You guys have the coolest 100 series over there!
chowcares Yes Bast SUV Car . Thanks
That brake fluid looks black. Maybe that can be the next video?
I changed it out when I first got the LC, come to think of it, it’s been almost 5 year. Yea, maybe!
@@chowcares I would love a video of you going over the braking system and also the ABS Pump Module! Mine has developed the dreaded pump motor squeal.
Jason Michael I rebuilt my brake master when I first for the LC. I forget what I did but there was a oem Toyota rebuild kit. I went that route because to buy a new master was over $1400 if I remember correctly.
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