2GR-FE Toyota Sienna, Venza, Highlander, Rav4, Lexus RX350 Oil Cooler Lines Upgrade

If you would like to eliminate the weak point of your 2GR-FE engine - upgrade your oil cooler lines from the rubber to metal. See below for the links.
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Didn't find the kit on Amazon, but found the original cooler lines (without gaskets):
Genuine Toyota 15767-31020 Engine Oil Cooler Pipe- amzn.to/3Q6SGRJ
For the kit (lines and the gaskets) - ask your dealer for part number - 04004-29131
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[@jeffro4492]

2011 here Just failed and I'm glad my wife caught it leaking before it ran dry!

[@rayoh2011]

Vert good video, Sir. I watched about 10 of similar jobs, with Highlanders, RX 350s, and Venzas, etc. l find your camera has the best angles, lighting, and details. I also appreciate you took the time to show every step of your work and the patience to explain them! Thank you 👍🎊

[@Tom-gr9ii]

To get to the 3 lower tube plate bolts is using flex head ratcheting wrench and access from underneath. It will take you less than 5 minutes to remove 3 bolts and screws.

[@scotthayesproductions5715]

the gaskets are leaking on my Venza, even though it has metal lines. This could be quite the challenge to do without a lift

[@paperandmedals8316]

I have a 2012 XLE and believe I’m not affected despite having the same engine.

[@dannielsawulski1221]

Car care nut's channel mentions to not get brake cleaner on o2 sensor. May ruin sensor.

[@HETPEZB]

I would say not to get the brake cleaner on the "active" part of the sensor where the holes are and sensing element is. The "outside" of the sensor when it is installed is open to the elements and should withstand nearly anything.

[@muhammad52farouk43]

This is the lower...i think by d look of it d upper side is more likely to break...idk...good job..and thanks a lot for posting this u earn more a sub an like keep posting..cheers!

[@akh345]

and, of course, here is the link to the actual original video from Ahmed (The Car Care Nut) that this KZbinr seems to have "borrowed" from and without any attribution: kzbin.info/www/bejne/npOwq3tqZ8ikeas

[@aldee3018]

hello would it be possible for you to provide the part number for this cooler line part. i'm looking to do the job on my 2010 toyota venza with the v6 engine?

[@Skeetle56]

Thanks! I didn’t see where you listed the new part. Is this from the dealer or aftermarket? Thanks, good job and suggestion.

[@HETPEZB]

I showed the part number in the end of the video. Original part only - never an aftermarket for something important like this.

[@doneropersaud1607]

The rav4s do not have an oil cooler