I used a combination/open-end wrench for the cap and then used a pipe wrench to turn. So if using 2 wrenches means offset wrench, then yes. 👍

@@kylewittet3717 good question. I honestly haven’t kept up with it. I did have mouse traps everywhere in my garage. Would catch a lot of shrews, rarely mice. And I had rat traps and got a chipmunk. The culprit wasn’t either of those so I got rid of the rat traps and just kept the mouse traps. I also used Irish spring soap and placed it everywhere. Even on my tires under the wheel well at night. Eventually the Irish spring loses its strong scent so you have to keep buying it. I haven’t been doing anything this season so I’m really just testing my luck at this point. Also it was July when the mouse did that, which was odd to me that it didn’t happen in winter and I had parked in the garage for 4 years before that happened. Unrelated: I just noticed I have a coolant leak coming from the passenger side, looks like possibly the coolant bypass line towards the front and I’ve seen others have a leak from the plastic joint in the back (the plastic clip that I broke in this video when removing the original harness) I don’t believe my leak is coming from that joint, so I have to investigate. It’s a minor leak, more like an extremely slow drip/seep. So stay tuned for that repair video! Also looking to insulate my garage and better seal it to keep rodents out, as I mentioned a chipmunk was inside the garage. Thanks for commenting and I understand it’s frustrating when you don’t have time to do the repair, but it costs you more money than you’re happy to pay. I had a 2nd vehicle at the time so I was able to get by while I ordered everything I needed. Good luck and please let me know what ends up happening. ✌️

@@charliebelle6693 I tried on my Toyota Tacoma and it didn’t work either.

@@dcicentral9921 I believe it should light up as well, yes. Which machine do you have?

@@jehpogi9126 no leaks!

Hello I have toyota hiace 1993 you know where I can find the oli filter and air filter I live in Washington state thank you

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@@turo3066 thank you. I’ve definitely heard of the Fumoto Valve and really did consider buying it more than once. This might be the comment I needed to get one! It’s something I would see and think it was cool, but never made the jump to buy one.

@@DavidGarcia-og5rz I didn’t drain any fuel. I just placed paper towels at the first point I disconnected the fuel. There wasn’t much fuel that came out from what I remember. Why do you need to find that relay?

@@iceplant1 To drain the fuel lines, I found references for older Tacomas that required removing the relay and starting the engine until it turned off on its own.

@@mracer8 I get your point, but most oil filters state to tighten 1/4 turn to 1 full turn after the gasket makes contact. The torque spec for a Mobil 1 M1-103A oil filter is 18-20 foot pounds. I’ve never used a tool to torque an oil filter because it’s generally not recommended in the real world. From google: “Why to hand tighten: Using a tool to tighten an oil filter can cause it to be over-tightened, which can crush or bend the filter gasket and lead to a leak.” “Never use a wrench to screw on an oil filter. Unless you are quite weak-wristed, hand-tight will be fine. Besides, as mentioned above, the heat of your engine will tighten the seal rather quickly. This is why you might need a wrench to remove a ‘hand tight’ filter after three thousand miles of driving.”

@@iceplant1 my wrist is very very weak. Specially when I am upside down in tight spot. To be honest. I always hand tight and then use a wrench to torque it maybe 1/8-1/16 of a turn.

@@bboydawgy glad this video helped. Thanks for commenting. 🙏🤙

@rileysimons7948 the 1 gallon jug in video is only 4 quarts. Usually larger jugs are 5 quarts so I understand the confusion. 🙏

@@iceplant1 ah thank you for clarifying!

@@Alex_Bket check the oil level with the dip stick. You’re good if it’s between the low and the max marks. 👍🙏

@@Alex_Bket 5L is only 5.283 Quarts and the recommended oil capacity is 4.9 quarts. You should still be in the safe range. Just check your dip stick with a cold engine.

@@WX4GPS I can’t argue with you! I didn’t even know this method existed until people commented on the oil change video I made. I even called my local dealership service center to see if they used this method in their service center and they said no. Some people just take things to the extreme and I wanted to offer this video because I couldn’t find one like it.

I really tend to agree on this; I've never pre-filled an oil filter either. Seems like a bit of hair splitting at play. Suppose I'm not really worried about getting 300k miles at this point, as that would only happen beyond my lifetime.

I would even think at some point you would have to consider the detrimental use of the starter for 20 to 30 seconds and the drain on the battery. Certainly you’re slightly shortening the life of those two products cranking the car several times until the oil light goes off lol but nobody looks at it that way.

@@WX4GPS Those are certainly valid concerns....

Kit #: HPRK-41 Contents: Key, Operating Screw and O-Ring, Washer Screw, Neoprene Washer, Seat, Plunger O-Ring, Plunger O-Ring Front, Instructions.

@@Calebsfieldnotes Blue is the only original color. Bottom and top was resprayed to Cement. Top originally matched the blue and bottom was originally a metallic silver, similar to the cement color. Vinyl decal is custom, made by a vinyl business out in Virginia. Look up “HiAce Club Field” to see how it originally looked. 🤙

I had the same issues. Very hard shift, no acceleration. I had codes for both knock sensors. Initially I didn’t see any damage to the harness in where the sensors where but I guess Whatever chewed on mine chewed at the 4 wire connector in the back. A little tough to get to, you might have to crawl in the engine bay.

Mine had the same issue. Only mine is a 23 and can't find videos anywhere

@@user-mi2ub7gb2f it should still apply to your model year.

It is not covered by warranty with the dealer? ​@@user-mi2ub7gb2f

its like a 7-10hr job. i just did it. annoying but worth it.

@@gladtoseeya986 Hi. Thank you. Anything else you want to see done on the Outback wilderness? Random, but I’ve already had 2 windshield replacements 🤦‍♂️

@@georgemorley1029 haha I’m sure they’re nice. I’m just not comfortable using them.

@@theparkjunkie that sounds like a good price to me. I’d consider paying that price. I wonder if they watched my video first 😂 haha

Haha, that woulda been cool

@@paulgrimshaw8334 haha thank you. I appreciate that. I try to do things in detail/the right way. ✌️🙏

@@iceplant1 It shows. Not many people do things with this level of attention. Your viewers would do well to follow your example.

@@nfamissful I would say no, that’s not normal that water isn’t coming out. Check your water supply, Walter filter, and the lines behind the filter that could be kinked like mine was.

@@selkirk27 thank you! I appreciate the comment. I’m at about 43k miles on it now! Do you have one or thinking about getting one?

Just use soap and water in a spray bottle, haha, or spray chemicals around yourself like your smart comment