How to Change Toyota Highlander Oil and Filter, 2014 - 2019

[@terrieb7999]

Wow!!! With the cost of everything going up, I need to cut costs whenever I can. Your tutorial was so well done...you made the oil and filter change look so easy. I can hardly wait for my "Maintenance Required" light to go off so that I can do the maintenance myself. I won't even mind getting my hands oily because of the money I'll be saving. Thanks

[@alexrm5041]

same!!!

[@ljcruz2614]

Got a question sir regarding on how to reset the maintenance reminder. My Highlander isn’t a push button start. How can I reset it?

[@epifaniofelix1622]

Fantastic job on explaining and demonstrating the process sir. Thank you so much for demonstrating the steps for resetting the maintenance light. That was the super bonus for me.

[@oros9112]

Thanks for great and easy explanation on the oil change and resetting the maintenance reminder!

[@lokito8224]

Gracias por toda esa paciencia que tienes para enseñar.

[@lifelongfit5997]

Best video on YT for this specific vehicle oil change. Thk U Very Much

[@Element0f_1]

Excellent step by step... New subscriber here... Just bought a lease returned 2018 HL XLE with 6800 miles... Toyota Certified of course... So I plan on changing the oil myself and this is perfect. Thanks a lot!

[@cyprixx]

My only suggestion is to use a 19mm socket on the larger hex of the removal tool. In your case, the plastic housing was easy to remove, but some are torqued too tight and you'll strip out the center of the tool.

[@PackFan2323]

Very clear instructions!

[@rkgsd]

I just wish that engine used an old school oil filter. I guess it's to help cut down on the amount of metal filters in landfills.

[@GarveyMustangMan]

Great video, very easy to change and it's great without the need of a jack because the car is high enough, thanks!

[@Loverofengines101]

Glad it helped🙏🏽

[@ericblass9691]

You are an EXCELLENT teacher my man.

[@Loverofengines101]

Thank you so much 😊 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@lupitaq508]

Very well explained, thanks!!

[@dajdee1631]

Thank you very much your video is so clear and easy to follow step by step you are the best guy I want to learn from.

[@stuntdriver2147]

Great suggestion about the small screw driver if you don't have a pick.

[@mychuy7773]

YOU ARE VERY GOOD EXPLAINING STEP BY STEP

[@Cdr306]

Just use the old oil to lube the ring. Pouring into the cap?? It’s not like it’s going to contaminate it or anything. Great video!

[@Loverofengines101]

nothing wrong with using the old oil 🙏🏽

[@neverendingtravels6514]

I got the same color Highlander xle with 40,200 mileage,but great video.

[@victorortega2718]

Outstanding video

[@Loverofengines101]

Thanks 🙏🏽

[@johnjkizer6399]

When you remove the oil filler cap it doesn’t create a vacuum it releases the vacuum

[@dariusazim9396]

thanks for your perfect guindance

[@royroy4481]

Is it any different for a 2018 highlander hybrid? Thanks!

[@guitarguy75]

Great video mate, helped me heaps so thanks a lot!

[@andreszh282]

You’re the Best boss 👍🏻👍🏻

[@garylawson821]

Excellent instruction!!

[@michaelbeard4883]

My 2014 oil capacity is 6.3

[@davidseng9396]

Excellent jobs bro.👍

[@davidrosenblatt4791]

Excellent info thank you

[@alscarpentry3171]

Great video thank you sir

[@ricardo19822]

Thank you for the video!

[@DavidJustice-c1h]

Do the oil drain plug gaskets not come with a new oil filter?

[@Loverofengines101]

No you have to buy it separate from the oil filter🙏🏽

[@Neighborhoodgo2guy]

Excellent job!

[@Tony-it1zt]

2017 highlander takes 6.4 quarts for the 3.5l v6.

[@Loverofengines101]

I’m the first owner of this car. I’m still using the same amount of oil up to now and my car is still running great with no issues. do it your way my friend 🙏🏽

[@frankv64]

My 2017 3.5 takes 5.8 quarts My sisters 2016 3.5 takes 6.4 quarts

[@MiguelGarcia-xf2sh]

Where can o get the tool to remove the filter, thank you

[@Loverofengines101]

Amazon

[@MiguelGarcia-xf2sh]

@@Loverofengines101 thank you, great video

[@rk22cc]

@@Loverofengines101Motivex the best one

[@dk7366]

Awesome video man thanks

[@kvestish]

Friend, can you make subtitles in Russian?

[@kuldipsingh8565]

nice

[@piotrfolczyk8589]

13:30 you reached the end, the oil filter can not go any further. So much for the torque wrench, and so much for complaining next time that the dealer put the oil filter too tight 🤣

[@johnbela932]

Awesome, really very good. Thank you!

[@Eolafan1008]

Was I the only one who noticed that his blue coffee container that he used to catch the old oil was overflowing? He obviously did not choose his drain pan properly.

[@Loverofengines101]

I hadcthe drain pan under the blue coffee cup

[@rolandoesmit9076]

Frick! Why can’t it just be traditional oil filter?!? Now I have to go find the tool! :( great vid though. Thanks

[@Loverofengines101]

I do not like that filter at all

[@virtualconcats]

Good info.

[@Tom-gr9ii]

Bottled Mobil 1 Advanced Fuel Economy Full Synthetic Motor Oil does not come with sealed foil.

[@SuperWingman69]

"Don't over tighten, hundreds of $ in repair bills" - but don't use a torque wrench??? To all watching this video, this is not good advice. Use a torque wrench and the proper torque specifications for everything with a book value torque spec!

[@eminiscalperpro9729]

lexus and toyota filters are very low quality... Get a Supertech MP filter or mobile one, much better filters

[@Cdr306]

OEM filters are totally fine if you change your oil and filter like you are supposed to - 4,000-5,000 miles

[@condor5635]

@@Cdr306- exactly. Stupid to say go spend more money on a Mobil filter because of better ‘quality’. I have >250k miles on mine and never used anything else. Same with people who waste their money on Aimsoil. Waste. Just change every 4-5k