DIY 2018-20 Toyota Camry Oil Change

[@danlarson8731]

The recommended oil is 0W-16 as noted on the car. You can use 0W-20 for one oil change but need to go back to 0W-16 according to the manual.

[@davidvalens3337]

can you do 0w-20 in the summer time?

[@danlarson8731]

@@davidvalens3337 the manual says if do not have 0w16 you can use 0w20 instead but you need to switch back to 0w16 on your next oil change. So if that happens to fall during the summer time it sounds like you would be ok as long as the next oil change is back to 0w16

[@davidvalens3337]

@@danlarson8731 thanks so much for clearing that up!

[@davidvalens3337]

do you use synthetic? also which brand do you use for your oil? i use Mobil 1 Advanced Fuel Economy Full Synthetic Motor Oil 0W-16

[@jimvandam123]

Pp❤😅😅patrick a hearn ​@@davidvalens3337

[@satamanschmidt3428]

The spec for the oil filter is 17.5 N-m and the oil drain plug is 40 N-m. Use these specs and you will not need to struggle as you did to remove the oil filter.

[@fuelairspark2061]

Thanks...this was the first oil change on the vehicle.

[@petercampos6562]

And how do you find that?

[@satamanschmidt3428]

@@petercampos6562 Toyota Techstream.

[@DuckMcDuckinson]

@@fuelairspark2061no oil filter should be hand tight. I have the same car and I’ve done 3 oil changes on it so far I always do hand tight and I’ve done 7500 mile intervals and those things never loosen.

[@lankerlanker743]

OW16 oil (like it says under the hood) and OEM filter...Why would you remove an OEM filter and replace with a junk Fram filter when the OEM can be had for about the same price. Thanks for the video

[@edbtzkhud]

Amazon says the filter should be a cartridge filter. Not a spin on. What’s the oem number for the fuel filter on this car

[@richcombs4805]

@@edbtzkhud amazon is wrong. I own this car 2018 4cyl LE. 8th gen had canister thank god I don't have to deal with that crap anymore. I had a 2012 that a deer killed a few weeks ago.

[@frankc5686]

I've used Fram filters all through my 2004 Toyota Highlanders life. Still running strong and never had any sort of engine problem.

[@elwizzle9781]

@@frankc5686 Fram filters are too restrictive this means it doesn't take as much contaminants to get the pressure in the filter to the point where the bypass valve opens and unfiltered oil then goes back through your engine. But until that point they do their job well. @Lanker Lanker generally if you want someone to listen to your opinion on things educate them with facts while you give your opinion otherwise you come off as an azz and they dismis your opinion out of hand when it is good information.

[@healthy6312]

Just go Lexus oem there like 5$

[@bliskin8847]

You want to use clean oil on the new seal, but don’t contaminate the new oil. Pour a bit on the cap, then using clean gloves dip your finger in the oil and put it on the seal. Shops are in a hurry, time means money and if the customer’s car leaks small amounts of oil afterwards that’s their problem, but if you are working on your own car take the extra minute and do it right.

[@jonathan993]

People don't use a fram filter I've seen them come apart and trash an engine but good chocie on the oil

[@CuocSongFlorida0509]

Farm filter is good , you support to change you oils filter when you change the oil

[@JoseRamirez-yh2ll]

Lmao thought the same thing. The silver fram is probably lower than any other brand lowest quality. Wished it was good though, the grip end makes it easier to loosen off

[@laynelandon3701]

I love how Toyota kept it easy to do basic maintenance on these cars, even spark plugs and belts all seem fairly easy and simple to access when the time comes to replace.

[@tomdurkins]

So does Ford and Chevy and BMW and Mercedes and Audi and Acura and Infinity and Honda and Volvo and……..

[@user-hm1rf5oj2g]

@@tomdurkins Have you ever done basic maintenance on a Chevy 2010 Malibu to change a headlight? YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE FENDER AND BUMPER OFF!! Scrw Chevrolet .

[@Opticpain]

​@@tomdurkinsthe fuck they do lol BMW, audi and Mercedes are some of the worst for diy people.

[@nahbro104]

​@@tomdurkinsbro has never touched a wrench and has never owned or heard about maintenance on Euro cars 😂

[@easyxpress]

The existing oil filter was absolutely too tight. I am amazed that the oil filter was still intact.

[@Amedeus1756]

I use AMSOIL 0w16 in the winter and switch to 0w20 in the summer, 0w16 warms up faster in cold weather and AMSOIL 0w20 XL Boosted Formulation which adds better protection in the heat of the summer.November 0w16, May 0w20.

[@hayleyandkilo]

does toyota say to do that? switching viscocities? wtf

[@Amedeus1756]

@@hayleyandkilo No they don't, but the manual says if do not have 0w16 you can use 0w20 instead but you need to switch back to 0w16 on your next oil change and that's what I'm doing.AMSOIL 0w20 XL has better additives than the normal 0W16 and this is simply a choice of mine not Toyota.

[@hayleyandkilo]

@@Amedeus1756 i know, but 0w16 aint that hard to find, if you cant get it at walmart or a autoparts store, its probably better to just delay the oil change and order online, but its your car, so do what you want

[@hayleyandkilo]

@@Amedeus1756 also, about brands of oil, unless you take it to a lab yourself and examine it, i think all the oil on the shelf is the same garbage. it all comes from the same sandpit or well in the ocean. i personally think quakerstate/penzzoil/mobil 1 are all the same crap. just my opinion.

[@Amedeus1756]

It's true that oil comes from the same place but I encourage you to check the channel 'Project Farm' where this guy goes thru many different tests on a bunch of different oil brands where AMSOil comes out the clear winner.If you do you'll have to search thru his many videos that he has.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iojYfKmkeNZkoNU here's a link to his last oil test video.

[@JaneseRenea]

When it’s time for another oil change will you get the maintenance notification on your dash?

[@iuyozx]

LOL @ all the people who think you can only use 0w16. If you take the car to the dealer or quicklube shop, you're getting whatever's in bulk tank from the cheapest supplier. If I'm not mistaken, most Toyota dealers put 0w20 in everything they service. This way they only have to stock one grade.

[@netflooder263]

For that and many other reasons is why I would never take a vehicle to a quick lube place. The dealership will use 0w20 if the 0w16 is out of stock but toyota recommends using 0w16 and going back to it at the next oil change if you did have to use 0w20.

[@pappasmitty2]

This is why I would never post a vid. Too much drama. I for one just wanted to see if the oil change is crazy like on the Tundra. I TRUST NO OIL CHANGE FACILITIES. Good to see it's simple with the only thing diff is removing that panel first. I for one thank you.

[@hungng1]

0w-16 full synthetic at Walmart only $24.97

[@MatrixDiscovery]

Damn Toyota made this easy since both the plug and filter are in the same area. BTW...that filter should not be on so tight.

[@fuelairspark2061]

I prefer top mounted oil filters but this is CAKE. 20 minutes max, 10mm, 14mm, and $31 for full synthetic and a filter.

[@SacreDro]

How are you enjoying the car so far? I am planning on buying a new car and was looking at this beauty over the Mazda 6.

[@fuelairspark2061]

This car is comfortable and easy to drive. I won't classify it as fun. I would take some time and drive both. I got this car to pile miles on it. I'm honestly pretty bored of it and I've had it for exactly one year and a month. It's the quickest I've gotten bored with a car.

[@ak4777523]

We put 30k miles in almost 2 years. Great car

[@guidedbygreen1480]

@@fuelairspark2061 yes reliability can be 'boring ' 😜😉

[@turo3066]

This is great. What's the aftermarket steering wheel cover that you have?

[@sigma0987]

Does the camry have a washer that goes on the drain plug? im doing my 2019 camry diy oil change in 3 days.. i want to know if it uses a crush washer

[@hkk3656]

@ sigma09 Yes it does

[@ivnyxs5382]

I be paying 120$ for oil change first time i will do it hopefully it goes well

[@xTr4c3d]

So why does valvoline suck the oil out of mine if theres a drain plug? Im gonna have to get under it and look now i guess.

[@royalrichardson2123]

Is the under pannel on the drivers side or passenger's side

[@beethoven8256]

Those Mobil 1 are costing $38 now at O'Reilly's. It's crazy expensive here in Hawaii. It used to be $30

[@iuyozx]

It's cheaper if you get it with a filter. They always run oil/filter combo deals. It's also cheaper at Walmart.

[@beethoven8256]

@@iuyozx never thought about that. Will try someday.

[@blazinjaye45]

Everything higher look who our president is

[@beethoven8256]

@@blazinjaye45 first thing he ever did was to shutdown our own oil pipeline lol

[@williamallen4201]

About to change my oil on a 2020 Camry TRD but gonna use Royal Purple . Not sure about filter yet. Thanks for your video sir

[@erikgonzalez2499]

Did you use the whole Mobil 1 bottle of oil

[@0HOON0]

Use 4.5 quarts. 4.8 is too much and will show as overfilled on the dipstick.

[@jayou1987]

Youre right. I think these damn engines take 4.5 quarts i had to drain some today i drove 1000 miles a little overfilled

[@miltonhuynh4209]

Thanks for the amazon links in the description :)

[@williamwaters4506]

I don't know why some auto mechanics put those oil filters on so tight, the same with lug nuts.

[@tjjohnston7920]

The price difference for the same oil change 3 years later. 35 for the oil 10-15 for the filter. Damn thats crazy

[@Emezepe3]

Shouldn't the oil filter just be hand tightened?

[@fuelairspark2061]

Some people like it a little tighter. I'm one of those people who check under the car for a few days to make sure there are no leaks.

[@user-hm1rf5oj2g]

Yes. Hand tightened.

[@bulma_bellagarde1206]

Very informative! Thank you so much for this video!

[@yahya1054]

I live in the Middle East and it goes about 50C in the Summer . Is 0w20 suitable for my camry 2019 or I should use 5w30?

[@richcombs4805]

follow the manual (I'm a mechanical engineer and sell gearboxes...don't deviate on what a mfg tells you...but you have a good point about oil temps that high so check with dealer if any doubts)

[@richcombs4805]

found a note below that reinforces your point...check with your dealer...granted I don't think there's a huge difference between 16 and 20 but considering 50C (I've been to Kuwait) you really might have a need for 0w-20

[@ryoung6725]

Thanks for the video. What kind of ramps did you use?

[@fuelairspark2061]

I believe they are Rhino Gear. I wish I had them years ago. They make oil changes so much easier.

[@ryoung6725]

@@fuelairspark2061 Thanks

[@peterrudy9207]

@@ryoung6725 And then there is the brand " Speed Ramps " ?

[@randomdog8107]

Is it righty tighty for the oil filter ?

[@Claymanfilms]

Wait, it requires 0W-16 but you can still use 0W-20?

[@davidthornton9948]

Yeah it’s 0w16 but hard to find cheap. Napa has their brand and it’s cheap

[@Anduvir]

You should definitely not use 0W-20

[@bullyjay1957]

OW-20 is for the v6 0W-16 for the v4

[@fuelairspark2061]

Page 543 of the owners manual.

[@fuelairspark2061]

@@dfhhtyu3434 Read your owners manual.

[@davesawchuk6584]

Look at the oil cap and tag on the fan shroud!!!! It says 0-16W.

[@elihernandez330]

It's not the optimal oil. I have a toyota technician friend and he says 0w-16 is not good enough for longevity and it's just to meet the very stringent EPA yearly corporate fuel economy. He run 5w-40 in both his Tacoma and Highlander instead. Their master manual they can get for any model inside or the us or based by component code also shows the camry engine being able to run 16, 20, 30, and 40 grade oil with issue and in South America, Australia, and the middle East also allow 20w-50 because of the hot as hell summers where the oil thins out more than usual because of the higher temps.

[@davesawchuk6584]

I’d rather have 0-16w better lubrication on cold start ups. Less wear and tear!!!!

[@davesawchuk6584]

If you don’t live in the Phoenix or The hot desert, you don’t need higher viscosity oil.

[@chino_5955]

@@davesawchuk6584 I live in Nevada it gets hot should I use 0w-20 still? Just got a 2020 Camry se

[@davesawchuk6584]

@@chino_5955 I live in Sacramento and my dealer said it’s fine. If your unsure, my advice is to call the dealer in Reno and ask them!!! Let me know what they say.

[@aarongreen1286]

What ramps are you using? My ramps I have the car too low for.

[@wacalla26]

They look like rhino ramps....Walmart has them for around 50 bucks !

[@user-hm1rf5oj2g]

Fuel Air Spark, Did you use the original drain plug washer/gasket or a new one?

[@fuelairspark2061]

Original.

[@user-hm1rf5oj2g]

@@fuelairspark2061 You should always use a NEW one. Those are crush washers designed for one time use only!

[@user-hm1rf5oj2g]

Anyone watching this, you should always use a NEW crush washer at the drain plug. Those are crush washers designed for one time use only! They are very inexpensive. Just get a bag of them.

[@fuelairspark2061]

Thanks for adding this comment. I recommend it as well since they are so cheap. I couldn't find them at the time I made this video. Car had 0 issues with reusing the old one and has since been sold.

[@Woodland26]

what is the right size to buy and is this common Toyota size crusher (if I have more than 1 Toyota cars)

[@user-hm1rf5oj2g]

@@Woodland26 just get a bag full at the service counter. Ask for crush washers at the drain plug to change the oil on whatever year you got (2021?) Camry or Corolla. They are very inexpensive. The service guy at the counter will know what to get you at your Toyota dealers parts counter. That's where I get my oil and filter too. Keeps any argument about warranty from being an issue.

[@zomitkv5782]

I can’t seem to find them you got link for it i love it buy it bag

[@Grttcm125]

It says right there on the hood 0W-16🤔

[@romankim3198]

Can I use 0w30?

[@DA-gw1ft]

Walmart sells OEM Toyota oil filters

[@edbtzkhud]

What’s the oem filter size for this car?

[@andrecampbell691]

It's a mistake to use 0w-20, you should always use 0w-16.

[@chenneyweny]

Just seconding Andre since this is a very fine tuned engine and much prefers 0w-16. Better safe than sorry anyways.

[@fuelairspark2061]

Check the owners manual. It's safe to use 0w-20 as long as you replace it with the correct oil next oil change.

[@chenneyweny]

That is correct. It is, however, very strange that this is the requirement regarding the use of 0W-20. It is odd that only the 0W-16 is the type that can be taken at every oil change. It is therefore an opinion to always use 0W-16 if possible to heir on the side of caution.

[@fuelairspark2061]

@@chenneyweny It's a Toyota Camry. It'll be fine.

[@Dom-e92]

@@chenneyweny it’s only to meed CAFE corporate average fuel economy. You can use up to 20w50

[@peterath7347]

Hey bro how many miles before you change the oil. I just bought a 2020 Camry 4 cylinder and they say 10,000 miles before changing. I start laughing because that’s crazy to me.

[@fuelairspark2061]

I had the same feeling. I changed it at 7,000.

[@sijiarenas7638]

I'm almost hitting 5,000 I think ima do it ever 5k is that good

[@fuelairspark2061]

@@sijiarenas7638 You do what you want!

[@robertrogers2990]

Depends on the driving conditions. Computer calculates when time to change based on that. I drive my 2020 Camry XLE as a commuter vehicle and it maintenance reminder just came on at 9500 miles.

[@BOOMBOOMPG]

Toyota told me the same thing, should i just make them change the oil at 5k anyway?

[@joanwetaski8582]

Is the Toyota Camry 2020 v4 2.5l filter a screw in or snap in .

[@fuelairspark2061]

Screw in.

[@beardedgarage]

Thanks for the video

[@ybmgkal7579]

So do you think it would leak from the filter if someone mistakenly put a F1 size oil filter in stead of the F2

[@fuelairspark2061]

I wouldn't use the wrong part #. Oil Filters are cheap.

[@DannyGruesome]

It shouldnt as long as the thread fits and the rubber seals the oil in. Ive seen bigger filters fit and work fine.

[@MCB403]

Frends don't let friends buy Fram my dude.

[@fisherbrown903]

Any. Torqur for. Oil filter? How many foot lb

[@fuelairspark2061]

hand tighten.

[@KeithsTVHD1]

I don`t know why Toyota did not use the same easy to get off oil filter in the V6.

[@fuelairspark2061]

It's pretty easy though. Is the V6 filter on top? Those are the bomb.

[@arazking80]

Can I always use this. 0w20

[@digitalbrick]

No - don't do it. It will work fine for 100k and then it will burn oil

[@elihernandez330]

Yes of course. Anyone who says other wise is an idiot. "Won't fit in the clearances" stupidest thing I've ever heard. 0w-16 at a cool morning temp of 60 degrees Fahrenheit has a viscosity of around 70-80cst. That's 3-4 times thicker than 20w-50 at operating temperature which is around 19 cst. The engine wear is from start up not warm up. You have no oil for a split second at start up and it shows. You hear a slight rattle for a split second but after that the engine is smooth and quiet. If thicker oil did hurt then why doesn't the engine ruin itself when it's when warming up. Instead the engine sounds bad once the oil is hot and thinned out drastically for eeking out mpg's. Also the vvt argument is completely invalid. Vvt solenoids do use oil pressure but they also use a feedback sensor to readjust back and fourth based on constantly variating oil viscosity since every single degree Fahrenheit of oil temperature has a different viscosity. Uneducated individuals think motor oil has the exact same viscosity no matter what temperature or worse yet think oil gets thicker since they think it goes from 0 to 16. The clearance argument is also invalid. Engines nowadays employ low tension rings, bottom end, timing and valve train components to reduce friction and internal resistance so the clearances are technically less tight then before which is why engines are prone to oil burning and accelerated wear. All for maximum fuel economy which isn't much.

[@co1003]

@@elihernandez330 3-4 times thicker?Lol! No...The higher the number the thicker oil gets... The manufacturer recommends 0w-16. Toyota says you can use 0w-20, but to switch back to 0w-16 at the next oil change. I am going to go out on a limb and say they know what they’re talking about.

[@elihernandez330]

@@co1003 learn to read. 0w-16 at 60f has a viscosity of 70-80cst. At 212f it's around 7.5. 20w-50 has a viscosity at 19cst at operating temp. A 0w-40 like the Castrol edge 0w-40 I use has an operating temp of around 13cst. And of course toyota knows what they're saying. The new 2021 yaris hybrid recommends 0w-8, 0w-16, 0/5w-20, and 0/5/10-w30 in the owners manual while the current gen 2016+ Prius recommends 16, 20, 30, and 40 grade oil. A slightly thicker oil protects more Toyota admitted themselves, I'll try to find the article from the interview with a toyota engine engineer. Going from 30 to 20 weight resulted in 0.7-0.8% more mpgs but 8-11% more wear. But the engine will still live long enough for the warranty which is nothing so they don't care if the engine behind burning oil after the warranty. Not legally their problem.

[@co1003]

@@elihernandez330 bullshit...

[@autjgarcia]

How many miles would it be in order to get the oil changed?

[@fuelairspark2061]

Toyota says 10k miles, I do it before that but I'm a maintenance freak.

[@MrOrange41]

Yeah 10k in normal driving conditions. Which is considered flat driving without any sort of drag and cruising speeds, but it’s recommended to do it every 5k on extreme driving conditions which is stop and go driving short trips etc

[@ricardotellez1050]

If using good oil and filter like mobil 1 filter , I'd go about 8k miles , and btw toyota maintenance reminder reminds u every 5,000 not 10k

[@scotttruax8437]

The manual says 10k for normal driving, 5k for severe; I'm setting mine every 7.5k, the same time as I do tire rotation.

[@petersideemmanuel1135]

Any knows how to change power steering fluid for toyota 2018

[@rickp.2770]

There's no power steering fluid. It's an electronic power steering . No more fluid to change

[@josephmiller8974]

Kinda sucks that you need full synthetic, but if you only have to do it every 7-10k instead of every 4k miles, it evens out. I'm 6'9" and can't believe the Japanese make a car that is more comfortable and roomy than the Ford Escape, Ford Mustang, Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, Ford F-150, and any of other 40+ cars I've test driven. Now that I've seen your video and know that changing the oil isn't weird, I'm 100% buying this car. Thanks for the good video!

[@fuelairspark2061]

It's $23 at Walmart for 5 quarts so it's not the end of the world.

[@salimalfarraji2060]

Is 0w 20 good for hot weather? I live in the middle east Temperature around 50 at summer

[@fuelairspark2061]

@@salimalfarraji2060 I don't really know. Check this search for more details. www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=is+0w20+good+for+hot+weather

[@BurtBowers]

Dont think 2017 camry has the plastic pieces that block the filter.

[@beemmeupjack]

Thanks very helpful

[@fuelairspark2061]

Glad to hear that!

[@TheDokoBG]

I prefer to use Toyota genuine oil 0-16...

[@HT-kv3nt]

DokoBG1 Toyota oil come from Mobil 1

[@andersonrodriguez8258]

@@HT-kv3nt yea but is made better more specific

[@fuelairspark2061]

I prefer to change my oil at 8k instead of 10k. We all have preferences.

[@JOEBURNES2006]

thats the wrong oil you need to use 0w16 or you will mess up these new moters

[@junchen2298]

0w. 20 ??? But your car is stated as 0w 16

[@andrewbarlow9451]

Why in the hick hell are you buying Fram for your oil filter

[@iuyozx]

because they're perfectly acceptable to use.

[@eronlittle1276]

Cant see anything on this video.

[@michalstelmach4203]

You used a wrong oil! It should be 0w16 not 0w20. Those engines are very sensitive for a right oil viscosity.

[@fuelairspark2061]

In the description...Edited on 1/25/21: Please refer to page 543 of the owner's manual for oil recommendations. "Recommended viscosity: SAE 0W-16SAE 0W-16 is the best choice for good fuel economy and good starting in cold weather. If SAE 0W-16 is not available, SAE0W-20 oil may be used. However, it must be replaced with SAE 0W-16 at the next oil change."

[@stevendavis634]

Only one mistake. Ow16 oil not ow20

[@fuelairspark2061]

Read the description... Edited on 1/25/21: Please refer to page 543 of the owner's manual for oil recommendations. "Recommended viscosity: SAE 0W-16SAE 0W-16 is the best choice for good fuel economy and good starting in cold weather. If SAE 0W-16 is not available, SAE0W-20 oil may be used. However, it must be replaced with SAE 0W-16 at the next oil change."

[@fujilopez3541]

ty

[@jorgefernandez8698]

Hey rookie! You has to use OW 16 oil !!!!

[@fuelairspark2061]

Page 543 of the owner's manual...

[@HT-kv3nt]

@@fuelairspark2061 what's your oil cap say?

[@richcombs4805]

@@HT-kv3nt there are always acceptable deviations. Where I work we sell our ISOVG32 while our German maker sister co uses 46. If we sell a machine into a 50C ambient with an air cooled oil cooler, going to 46 is not entirely out of the question. The cap is to prevent liability and lawsuits and emissions.

[@iuyozx]

You're obviously the rookie here if you believe the car can only use the grade of oil that's printed on the sticker.

[@Meskkeen]

you miss to measure the oil

[@hayleyandkilo]

why you breathin so heavy? you sound like you about to have a heart attack. also camrys take 0w16

[@nesthi]

🤘

[@marienandy98]

U may have voided your warranty. U are required to use 0W-16 not 0W-20 !!! 2019 Camrys take 0W-16 and its printed on the oil cap on top of the engine...

[@JohnSmith-sq7cv]

The car can take either 16 or 20. It's not a big deal.

[@sunderjirahim]

@@JohnSmith-sq7cv, actually according to the owners manual 0W16 is required. If you use 0W20, you should change it to 0W16 as sook as possible.

[@JohnSmith-sq7cv]

@@sunderjirahim I know what the owners manual says. You can use 20. It's not a big deal.

[@sunderjirahim]

@@JohnSmith-sq7cv, of course you can do what you want, but I don’t want my warranty voided because I used the wrong viscosity oil.

[@JohnSmith-sq7cv]

@@sunderjirahim Ok. So your a perfect example of someone who has absolutely no idea what they are talking about but continues to post nonsense as if they do. You will not void your warranty. Why don't you explain the substantial difference your aware of between 0W-16 and 0W-20 oil for everyone on KZbin who will read these posts. After your done reading through Google search results, I'll be more than happy to reply to your likely inaccurate explination and correct you. Until then, please stop posting nonsense. Take care.

[@fordwindsor351]

That oil filter was on too tight, sadly many DIYers over tighten their oil filters.

[@fuelairspark2061]

Sadly, that oil filter was put on my Toyota by the factory and not by a DIYer.

[@fordwindsor351]

@@fuelairspark2061 Proof that some dealership work isn't the best, just because someone works at a dealership doesn't make them good in all aspects. This is why I do most of my own work.

[@user-pq5jr1tl6h]

I thought u say it is easy looked like u has so much hard time lolz

[@mjt4651]

From filters are NOT good...

[@fuelairspark2061]

So what do you suggest? Instead of being negative let's help out one another and suggest a better product to use.

[@mjt4651]

@@fuelairspark2061 sorry...FRAM filters are not good...use the filters Toyota recommends

[@junballs6576]

Been using K&N for my older toyota echo then switch to NAPA gold oil filter (cheaper)....I've seen videos on what's inside of it compared to other brands. But with the echo I changed oil every 4000miles so going with NAPA gold was a good choice.

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@@fuelairspark2061 I’ve been using that Fram Tough Guard filter for years on my Honda Civic. I’ve had no problems with it, lab results come back fine, and the old filter cut open show the filter to be well intact after 8K mile OCI. The Honda and Subaru OEM filters are Fram TG equivalents. Change your oil at regular reasonable intervals, don’t hot-rod it, you’ll be fine.

[@jackmaple4207]

Toyota OEM only.

[@AWSOME67860]

Ew fram

[@idontwantahandle._.]

I had to watch 3 minutes to find out it's only 4 cylinder. Fail!

[@fuelairspark2061]

Noted and added to the description.

[@iuyozx]

95% of them are.

[@onefineassguy]

Was this a 4 or 6 cylinder?

[@fuelairspark2061]

4 cylinder

[@MrRonaldoreyes]

V8