How to change oil & Filter on 2013 Toyota corolla and reset Maintnance light

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[@A_TypicaLNPC]

“Don’t try this at home” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 bruh it’s an oil change

[@Spahi77]

Never ever underestimate the power of stupid

[@ozzshark7]

That's what I was thinking!

[@garyzhang5099]

Beyond most Toyota owner’s ability 🤣

[@aarondionisio5541]

The oil filter cap is a BITCH to remove

[@jayelily2748]

thank you for this video ❤️ just had a successful oil change thanks to you. cheers man

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank u!!

[@ManuelOchoajuIup]

Thanks man! Continue doing some videos like that car please! God bless!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Sure will

[@ecmoneyyy]

Thank you so much. About to do this oil change myself for the first time.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Good luck! Make sure u out safty stands

[@rdranki1]

how did it work out? im about to do same soon

[@switchthechannel6317]

"Don't try to put oil without a funnel, it's gonna go everywhere" LMAO, I did it without a funnel with 5mph wind and only spilled a drop. It was directly from a 5QT jug too. I guess those many years as a kid pouring a gallon jug of milk into a bowl of cereal paid off.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Haha AIM 🫣

[@kenfrey8669]

2:05 you don't need to remove that clip. Just bend it back a little out of the way then push it in when filter done. Per the dealer mech. Spent 2 hours chasing one down after I broke it pulling it out.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Ok

[@matthewvanselow1979]

This is a very informative video. Please send me information about the oil filter wrench you used, i.e. part number as well as where to purchase. Thanks

[@RBTheMechanic]

It’s just what I mention in video u can search on amazon I don’t have like item number or anything

[@matthewvanselow1979]

@@RBTheMechanic ok thanks

[@alexduarte7076]

Where u get the tools for it?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Well u can buy from regular autozone or pep boys. I use snap on so most of my tools are from snap on tool truck

[@user-pn9hz3pk5i]

How much liter is take? & what kind of oil

[@RBTheMechanic]

4.5 quarts synthetic

[@crypto-index]

Whats the part number for filter in this model?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Sorry I don’t have part number u can search it on amazon or when u go but it they have book to look it up on

[@matthewvanselow1979]

The part number for the Genuine Toyota ENGINE OIL FILTER ELEMENT used in this video is as follows: Part Number: 04152YZZA6

[@lyzabalatbat2426]

What is the size of the cup oil wrench sir

[@RBTheMechanic]

Sorry don’t have size they usually have Toyota written on it

[@njsongwriter]

The best wrench is the new redesigned Motivx wrench. It is for 14 flutes, 64.3 mm. www.motivxtools.com/collections/oil-filter-wrenches/products/toyota-2-5l-5-7l-oil-filter-wrench

[@tony6655]

Lol don't do it at home.. done it 2 times to different cars and saved money taking it anywhere

[@FaithOneChurch.]

2013 oil cap doesn't have a pin to pull out first you just you the oil cap wrench

[@RBTheMechanic]

Huh

[@aidenblack4755]

lmao "don't try this at home"... isn't that the point of this video?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yeah my channel was for educational purposes when I first started

[@njsongwriter]

So one of the first things you say is "Don't try this at home." So who did you make this video for anyway?

[@RBTheMechanic]

JackTannehillPromoter if you can do it safely go ahead that what it suppose to mean

[@edalberto2310]

No washer for the oil plug

[@RBTheMechanic]

Customer didn’t bring it

[@kakusei3672]

So all I have to do is press my odometer to button to reset?

[@Independent97]

No, that didn't work at all, lol I'm still tryin' to figure that out.

[@LizCooper]

This video explains it, really easy 👍🏽 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJStpJl8pqxpncU

[@eankramer5274]

@@Independent97yeah they didn’t explain very well 😂

[@Abazubair]

Basically turn the key to where all dash lights come on then turn that button to Trip A then just hold it... then turn key to off position while holding the button.. then turn it back to dash lights on ... keep holding it until all dots on trip A are gone .. and voila it is reset for another 5k miles.

[@murdechoc]

0:38 not sure you're supposed to hit it like that. If you're too weak, use a breaker bar...

[@RBTheMechanic]

It’s not a big deal use to that

[@murdechoc]

@@RBTheMechanic ok, I guess you know. I would be scared to damage the treads

[@jonathangomez9054]

You don’t need one for an oil drain plug it’s not supposed to be that hard to take off maybe at first but you can hit it like him just to loosen It up no need for extra work with breaker bar

[@chadi6536]

I am from lebanon .I can see 5w30 or 0w30 oil

[@RBTheMechanic]

See? U mean if u can use?

[@chadi6536]

@@RBTheMechanic yes

[@chadi6536]

@@RBTheMechanic brcause in summer hot

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@chadi6536 u can use 5w30 I would use that in summer

[@SkyrimInMyPants]

WHERE DO YOU GET THE CAP for the plastic cover on the filter.... like fuck I tried using my foot and it didn't work My metal cap is different but still

[@RBTheMechanic]

The brand is blue point got it from snap on tool truck it was like $89 for 3 diffrent sizes

[@audiophileman7047]

No, man! You shouldn't make videos if you don't stand behind them. Who is going to watch this video for "knowledge and entertainment"? Are you an attorney or a mechanic?

[@RBTheMechanic]

audiophile man it’s nothing that’s serious it’s to protect my self there are people who would do anything to sue

[@audiophileman7047]

@@RBTheMechanic I understand, RB. What you have there looks like an attorney wrote it. Something simple like, "This video is for educational purposes and all efforts have been made to provide accurate information. Viewers should confirm the information in the video for their exact application, and if they choose to do anything described in the video, then they do so at their own risk." That would show that you're trying get good information to people and at the same time say that you don't accept responsibility for anything that goes wrong if they choose to try it. 👍😊

[@RBTheMechanic]

audiophile man yeah brother I did have attorney do this for me I have been in the business for 12 years I have had issues with business partners learned the hard way 3 years or trials and errors but I’m always here to help people educated and give info on any type of repairs even if they have check engine codes I can look them up and suggest an idea of repair or estimate but I have to protect myself I hard 2 trials one almost costed me 5 years of jail time but since I was telling the truth it back fired and costed the other party $300k my win all because of lease paper work in business partnership

[@audiophileman7047]

@@RBTheMechanic Okay, I can see why you're gun shy, but remember that if you come on this strong, you will drive people away, because they won't trust you. You should point this out to your attorney and have him craft something that covers you, but sounds a lot softer. You're really coming at people pretty hard with this disclaimer. I work as a professional that is subject to lawsuits. There are ways to protect yourself. They are limited liability arrangements and incorporation. There's also something called errors and omissions insurance. Maybe those are things to look into. Don't shoot yourself in the foot with tough denials of liability. If I made that statement to my clients before I did professional consulting, I'd be out of a job! When I write inspection reports, I'm careful to state that what I say only applies to the work I was hired to do and it was done to the best of my ability and knowledge and there may be errors and omissions. Anyway, this is something to think about. I realize you have a small channel, and it may not be worth your time to pursue it for this, but if you want the channel to grow, you're going to need to be a lot less tough on how you disclaim liability.

[@RBTheMechanic]

audiophile man I’ll look in to it thanks

[@MrEvanBacon]

PPFFFFT "don't try this at home" he says...... what a joke

[@RBTheMechanic]

You can do it at ur own risk I did not give any bad information you just have to be safe getting under the car