This videos shows the full procedure for changing the oil filter and oil on a Toyota. The videos shows a 2013 Toyota Sienna V6 (2GR-FE) but the procedure is the same or very similar on many other Toyotas, including Camry, Avalon, Rav4, Highlander, and Venza. Also heck the Pinned Comment for Timestamps, Part Numbers, and Torque Values, as below:
Timestamps, Part Numbers, Torque Values:
01:22 Open oil filler cap
01:38 Oil filter housing and drain plug locations
02:14 Remove oil drain plug (14mm)
03:17 Replace oil drain plug gasket (part 90430-12031)
03:53 Reinstall oil drain plug & new gasket (torque is 30 ft-lbs or 40 Nm)
04:35 Important info about the oil filter kit and housing removal tool (I use the Toyota Filter Kit 04152-YZZA1 and tool PT W54120)
06:58 Remove the oil filter housing drain cap (3/8" square)
07:36 Insert the plastic drain tool into the oil filter housing to drain the housing
09:23 Remove the oil filter housing (I use tool PT W54120)
10:44 Remove the old oil filter from the housing
11:00 Clean and inspect the oil filter housing on the bench
12:26 Lubricate and install two new o-rings to the oi filter housing.
13:18 Install the new filter to the oil filter housing
14:22 Clean the oil housing bracket threads (on the engine side)
14:32 Install the oil filter housing (torque is low, just 18.5 ft-lbs or 25 Nm)
16:34 Install the oil filter housing cap (torque is very low - just 9 ft-lbs, or 108 inch-lbs, or 12 Nm)
17:30 Refill with engine oil (I'm using 0W-20 Mobil 1; refill for 2GR-FE is 6.1 Liters or 6.4 US quarts; refill for 4-cylinder is 4.4 L or 4.6 US quarts)
18:37 Check oil level
19:24 Run the engine briefly to fill the oil filter
19:58 Check oil level again, add more oil as needed, and check level again after some test drives
21:20 Be careful of monster wolf spiders!
22:46 Reset the Maintenance Light on the dash (process for XLE)
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Thank you for watching, and good luck with your repair! : )
