Toyota RAV4 (2019-2025): 10 Easy Maintenance Procedures You Can Do Yourself!

[@MorozovAutomotive]

PARTS AND REPLACEMENT PRODUCTS LINKS: 1. 00:00 ENGINE OIL AND FILTER CHANGE. Engine oil should be replaced at least once every 10000 miles (16000 km) or once per year. Oil Type: 0W-16. 2019-2023 RAV4 Oil Capacity: With filter - 4.5 L or 4.8 qt.; Without filter - 4.2 L or 4.4 qt. 2024 RAV4 Oil Capacity: With filter - 4.3 L or 4.5 qt.; Without filter - 4.0 L or 4.2 qt. Oil Filter Part Number: OEM - 90915-10009; FRAM - TG4967. Drain Plug Gasket Part Number: 90430-12031. Drain Plug Torque: 30 lbf-ft. Tools Required: socket wrench, oil filter wrench, 10mm socket, 14mm socket, funnel, drain pan. Product Links: - Toyota Genuine SAE 0W-16 Synthetic Motor Oil Pack of 6 (6 x 1 U.S QUART) - amzn.to/3WJJW60. - Genuine Toyota 90915-YZZF2 Oil Filter - amzn.to/3j6NIst. - FRAM Tough Guard Replacement Oil Filter TG4967, Designed for Interval Full-Flow Changes Lasting Up to 15K Miles - amzn.to/3HCxLDy. - OEM Toyota Oil Drain Plug Gaskets (QTY10) - amzn.to/40byhQ2. - Lisle 63600 Oil Filter Wrench - amzn.to/3HACWE8. 2. 06:01 CABIN AIR FILTER CHANGE. How Often Should You Replace Your Cabin Air Filter? The general rule is 15K to 30K miles. It depends on the environment you drive in, the quality of the air filter, etc. You should visually inspect the air filter at least once every year. If you have any issues with the airflow, odours, or excessive dust in the vehicle, it is definitely time to replace it. OEM Cabin Air Filter Part Number: 87139-0R030. OEM Charcoal Cabin Air Filter Part Number: 87139-58010. Product Links: CF12157 Premium Cabin Air Filter With Activated Carbon Compatible with LEXUS ES350, TOYOTA HIGHLANDER, RAV4, PRIUS, CAMRY, COROLLA: - Amazon USA - amzn.to/3RxIqmH. - Amazon Canada - amzn.to/3RB0497. 3. 10:14 FRONT WIPER BLADES AND RUBBER INSERTS REPLACEMENT. Windshield Wiper Sizes for the 2019-2024 Toyota RAV4: Front Driver - 26" Front Passenger - 16" Product Links: - RIGHT AND LEFT Wiper Blade Refills Set for Rav4/Corolla 85214-02340 and 85214-0R040 - amzn.to/3u56bKW. - Rain-X 820147 WeatherBeater Wiper Blades, 26" and 16" Windshield Wipers (Set of 2) - amzn.to/40LuABH. 4. 14:20 REAR WIPER BLADES AND WIPER INSERTS REPLACEMENT. Rear Wiper Blade Size - 12". Product Links: - Genuine Toyota Rear Wiper Blade Refill Part Number: 85214-42040 - amzn.to/44CFWZs. - BOSCH H307 Rear Wiper Blade; 12", Single - amzn.to/46XwuQX. 5. 17:19 HYBRID BATTERY AIR FILTER CLEANING OR REPLACEMENT. Hybrid Battery Air Filter Part Number: G92DH-42010. Product Link: - Air Filter Screen G92DH-42010 for Toyota Rav4 2019-2021 HV Battery Cooling - amzn.to/3VDtvti. 6. 21:09 ENGINE AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT. OEM Engine Air Filter Part Number: 17801-F0050. Product Links: - Toyota RAV4 Hybrid And Prime Engine Air Filter - amzn.to/44G2M1y. - Non-hybrid Toyota RAV4 Engine Air Filter - amzn.to/3WTcKJb. 7. 22:30 12V BATTERY REPLACEMENT IN NON-HYBRID RAV4. Product Link: Weize Platinum AGM Battery BCI Group 47-12v 60ah H5 Size 47 Automotive Battery, 100RC, 680CCA, 36 Months Warranty - amzn.to/43gdoVW. 8. 26:20 HATCH DOOR STRUTS REPLACEMENT. OEM Toyota RAV4 Lift Cylinder Part #: 68950-0R060. Product Link: - LSDepot PM4055 RAV4 2019-2024 Liftgate Supports - amzn.to/3RxaJBy. 9. 28:18 SMART KEY FOB BATTERY REPLACEMENT. - Battery type and link: CR2032 - amzn.to/3j3khHF. 10. 30:08 FLAT TIRE CHANGE USING STOCK JACK AND TOOLS. Spare Tire - T165/90D18. Product Link: 2019-2024 TOYOTA RAV4 RAV 4 NEW OEM SPARE TIRE JACK + TOOLS KIT - www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=2019-2024+TOYOTA+RAV4+RAV+4+NEW+OEM+SPARE+TIRE+JACK&_sacat=0&_odkw=2019-2024+TOYOTA+RAV4+RAV+4+NEW+OEM+SPARE+TIRE+JACK&_osacat=0&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338971185&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1.

[@jukkakoli]

I have a 2019 RAV4. Here in Finland the maintenance schedule is 15000km or a year. Some say these modern oils don´t last even for this??

[@Just_In_credible6]

I thought that headlights and taillights would be on this. I guess i was wrong.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

@@Just_In_credible6 Headlights come as LEDs from the factory. You can't replace them. Backup lights can be replaced: Toyota RAV4 (2019-2022): Auxito Backup / Reverse LED Light Bulbs Installation - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJnOqYZ-arSDr68.

[@HB-yq8gy]

@@jukkakoli You change the oil & filter much early at 5000 miles!!

[@laowai2000]

@@jukkakoli No harm in shortening maintenance schedules if you are planning on keeping vehicle for many years. 2019 here too!

[@williamfrench9973]

I don’t care what those crows were saying during the tire change - this was a great video!

[@irvingrivero9192]

Did the air & cabin, cost me $40 bucks, dealer wanted $150 😮 thanks for the video. 😅

[@Blackhawk556.]

wow. dealers really want to rip people off. Imagine how many people actually pay them this amount?

[@laowai2000]

Remember years ago being quoted $60 for a cabin airfilter for a BMW. Dealer Servicing is where the margins are.

[@Wedgetail96]

I have only discovered your videos today (Dec 2024). I have to say that the care you take to explain each step without assuming prior knowledge, makes your videos standout from any other I’ve seen. Congratulations and thank you.

[@Zeek800]

Very interesting and informative. I haven’t had to change the oil in our new RAV4 yet but by your video it appears the filter is mounted “ sideways “? I’m surprised that the oil you put into the filter didn’t partially pour out as you started to screw it back onto the engine. With the cabin air filter I learned a lesson. I was inspecting mine on my 2017 Highlander and while reinstalling the glove box I must have pushed that small black button near the top left side of the frame around the hole for the glove box. A week later I tried to open the power rear hatch and it beeped twice but wouldn’t open. I Googled it and it said that if the rear glass that opens on 2014-2019 Highlanders isn’t closed properly the power rear hatch won’t open. I checked the glass part and it was closed properly. I phoned the Toyota dealership and the service person said the electric rear door struts needed to be replaced. The cost was ridiculous. I found another KZbinr who makes videos on do it yourself projects for the 2014-2019 Highlander and found one for 4 reasons for rear hatch not opening. The 2nd thing he mentioned after the rear opening glass was that button in the glove box area. That button is also in the RAV4 with a power lifting rear hatch. If the button is out the rear hatch won’t work. If 5he button is pressed “ in” the power hatch will function. Saved me spending over $800 for new struts.

[@portlandtwowheels1872]

I just wished you owned all of the same vehicles I have. Easy and to the point. Seriously. This has to be the most helpful type of car videos out there. You didn't spend 10 minutes blabbering about your channel but instead dove right into the point of the video. THANK YOU!

[@Tom-ej8bb]

Strongly suggest a thick towel put immediately under wiper onto windshield. If you accidentally drop wiper especially without blade on You will crack windshield! Speaking from experience! Well shown TY!

[@MinhTran-fk5ni]

Yeah I cracked mine too sigh

[@3100fps]

What a great video. Just bought a 2024 Rav 4 to be picked up in 3 days. You save me a lot of hours looking through the manual, plus all the part numbers you listed. Have book marked this video.

[@billmcmeekin7909]

I've been doing these tips for decades. But I really like your attention to detail without making these tasks feel overwhelming for others. Well done, well presented. Cheers from Canada :⁠-⁠)

[@sptrader6316]

Best video that I've ever seen on Rav4 maintenance, excellent job !

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thank You!

[@alim.lateef4162]

One of the most detailed & helpful videos that every Rav4 owner should watch the fact that you remove a functioning battery and a tire just for demonstration purposes made me a new subscriber, thanks mate👍

[@JOESRQFLUSA]

EXCELLENT VIDEO…. 👍👍

[@hiawrj]

This is brillant

[@drpiv]

Great video and thanks for including the specs.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thank you!

[@andrewsimpson4685]

Brilliant video, love your delivery style, informative, no nonsense. Thanks for taking the time to share.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thank you for your comment!

[@MrParestesias]

Thank you, nice tips!

[@lisajohnson8566]

Thank you for taking your time to make this video. A lot of this is mundane maintenance and you're obviously a professional going through the motions to show us how to do it. But it was a very interesting tutorial for folks that haven't done anything like this before.

[@wtam69]

Excellent video.

[@henrycortez7816]

Great video man! Thanks

[@jamescdean9010]

Thanks for the time and effort to make this video.

[@Zeek800]

By th3 way, thank you for including all the part numbers and OEM as well as aftermarket parts and how to find the links for Amazon. Also thank you for providing Canadian links as well as USA.

[@andytsai1496]

thanks your sharing

[@sandeepakasun3470]

Thank you for all the information and also taking your valuable time to do this video...!!!

[@yousufmirza1853]

Thanks for making v. Nice video

[@marnica2379]

Very helpful and clear maintenance tips! Thank you very much, sir! Fellow Vancity neighbour here! 😁🇨🇦

[@atlgamstjames]

Thank you! Very helpful.

[@spoders92]

Thank you for sharing brother. Great RAV4 videos.

[@philipershler420]

Thank you for a very concise and complete explanation on performing RAV4 maintenance.

[@markmeck1]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! Your video was really needed!

[@raymondchan6001]

Thank you very much for the video. The RAV4 maintenance is much easier than my BMW 5 series. I am still waiting for my RAV4 to come.

[@kronicx7]

Thank u for the video

[@patricktenn7996]

I have the same torque wrench as you, but the funniest thing is I also have the same coke bottle funnel.

[@kaziahmed5509]

Thank you for the helpful video.

[@usinebob]

Excellent video…thanks for sharing

[@benyamtesema4089]

Thanks 🙏 a lot you help me with everything I need to know

[@jetquinn6587]

Nice work saludos desde México

[@Cardi185]

Even though I am not currently a RAV4 owner (I have one on "order", should in my possession by the end of May. Fingers crossed), I enjoy watching our videos, they are very informative, straight to the point and easy to understand. Thank you. You've got yourself a new subscriber.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thank you! :)

[@J_bui]

Very well done. Good positioning with the camera to get into some of those tighter areas for viewing also. These essential skills will save you alot of time and money!

[@atomicorecp]

Great video! Thanks

[@shoaib1029]

Thank you so much for taking your time out to make this video happened. This video is so helpful. Thank you again for your support.

[@Colonel_Mar]

Bro thank you for this very useful video especially the high voltage battery filter portion.

[@tommylang4k]

❤❤❤ Thanks for sharing

[@ABRARKHANISM]

Downloading this one for sure. Very insightful. Thank you!

[@pquarmearts]

You got a new sub. Easy straight to the point. Thank you

[@100Uber]

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[@acerasfire6039]

this is extremely helpfull, thank you!!

[@3636lk]

Good video, thanks for your work.

[@kongwong1610]

Thanks for the amazing video so detail and well explained..

[@alexwill3722]

Whn changing out the battery in the smart key after pulling out the "emergency key " you use that in the slot to twist and open the key's cover. When you change out the 12 volt battery you should use a device to prevent the ECU ( computer " from losing any of the vehicle's settings or use a portable booster box to keep power to the vehicle while the 12 volt battery is being removed. If your vehicle had any Toyota updates put into the computer they will be saved along with any of your personal settings. Otherwise the computer will revert to factory settings that were on the computer before the vehicle was purchased.

[@EM-df6mo]

Excellent Video.

[@deebee3901]

Another excellent and informative video Mr Frost. I sure wish you could make a similar one for a Nissan Rogue Sport.

[@aussiedeplorable8670]

Great teaching

[@mohit4902]

Thanks mozorov very useful, I have a rav4 le and am trying to install some very easy ambient lights, hope there's one easy way

[@jeanpaul4523]

Great video

[@stephenvos2380]

TY Sir excellent video

[@davidv775]

Thank you

[@yokozun32177]

Thanks for all these videos. Very useful. How will you clean the hybrid engine? Worried to use certain products and the high voltage cables

[@Aman-dm6zi]

do you have a video for the pcv valve replacement?

[@lordskips]

Excellent video my friend. Where did you get the wheel lock?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thanks! Wheel locks and the key came with the vehicle.

[@alexwill3722]

@@MorozovAutomotive 2017 Highlandr CLE and new Rav4 Limited hybrid came with wheel locks. Still have never put the 2017 Highlander's locks on and also on out 3 month old "Rav 4

[@Pro2beDuh]

Just bought a used 2020 RAV4 LE and this video is proving to be quite the gem. How often should the cabin filter be changed?

[@geraldevans2535]

Clean the MAF sensor while you have the top of the air box off. When changing the air filter.

[@robinhalen8563]

Only need to point out one missed detail regarding replacing the battery in the key FOB. Instead of using a piece of flimsy plastic to pry the FOB open, use the KEY that you just pulled out, the slot in the FOB is perfectly shaped for the tip of the key. Simply put the key in the small slot and twist. You're welcome.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thank you for pointing this out. We actually mentioned this in the video as well. The idea behind the plastic tool was to minimize the damage to the plastic slot. But of course the key will work as well.

[@johnfrymyer8346]

I love your presentations. Even a complete idiot can follow your instructions, you show pretty much each staep. One question I have. If you change the battery, are there internal car steps (turn on key 3 times, or hit any buttons to ensure the car accepts teh battery and works properly? I ask because my BMW required me to go to a dealer to ahve some button reset so all worked properly.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thanks! No, we did not have to do any extra manipulations in the RAV4 after replacing the battery.

[@bern7918]

Hi. What brand of vacuum cleaner are you using. Thanks for sharing your excellent videos.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thank you for your comment! We are using the Dyson vacuum cleaner.

[@alexwill3722]

any vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment. Start on the "flat side " of the filter to remove dust, dirt, pet hair etc. Do that side well as when vacuuming the " inside " of the filter you would be pulling any debris deeper into the filter obstructing the air flow. Check the filter after 2 months, if it's clean, next time go 4 months, of4 months is still clean, do checks once every 6 months. This one maintenance itself can make the hybrid battery last almost forever. Make sure to never cover the filter opening with a pillow , coat or blanket etc. and never spill water on the back seat or lave a bag of ice cubes on the seat iy will damage the hybrid battery which is under the seat.

[@mjke23]

where do you buy your wheel locks? thnx

[@stomperr69]

Can you recommend which transmission or how or what to do when the car going downhill? Is it better cruise control or engine braking? Hoping if you can make a video about what to do when rav4 hybrid going downhill.

[@David-to4yl]

Can you show me how to clean me the clean throattle body and reset the idling without scanner for rav4 gen 5 hydrid model?

[@SPDeclan]

May i ask why pouring the oil in the filter before fitting in

[@MorozovAutomotive]

It is not compulsory, but in theory it minimizes the time that engine works without / with little oil. Here is a good video on the subject: Does Pre-FILLING The Oil FILTER Cause Engine DAMAGE? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2SciIebpNd1pLM.

[@knight3131]

You stated you put some oil in the filter, but even after doing that you still have to put 4.8 quarts into the engine ? or you subtract the amount you put in the filter from the amount that goes into the engine?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Ideally, you should subtract the amount of oil you put in the filter from 4.8 quarts. Adding the oil to the filter is not compulsory. In theory, it minimizes the amount of time the engine works without oil.

[@karloffpaet3624]

Does it have have a transfer case? I have a hybrid awd 2022

[@etutlf4176]

Did you have to jack up the car or was there enough clearance to get under without jacking up the car?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

The oil change was done without raising the RAV4.

[@hectorpenamedina4817]

Thank for your great video. Hector from Puerto Rico. I have one question. I think than when change the baterie need to register it. That is correct? It is, how I do the registration? Thank again for your great information. 🤔🤔🙏🙏🙏

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Hi Hector! We simply replaced the battery without any registration. No issues or problems so far.

[@hectorpenamedina4817]

@MorozovAutomotive Thanks for your appretation and information. Have a nice day.🙏🙏

[@afcgeo882]

Just FYI, the 12v battery for the hybrids is in the trunk, not under the hood. There is a “boost” terminal in the engine bay if you ever need a boost, but the battery is in a compartment on the right side of the trunk. Also, the hybrid has a mini 12v battery that should not be used to boost other cars. It exists solely to power electric accessories, not to crank the engine. It isn’t powerful enough for that, so don’t try it or you’re likely to kill it.

[@Aman-dm6zi]

brilliant video, does this apply to the 2020 Rav 4 hybrid in the US

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Thanks! Yes, it does.

[@alexwill3722]

Most USA Ravs are made in Canada. Same vehicle, different speedo.

[@vladimirovichal]

First, the secret bolt is unscrewed. Then the usual bolts are unscrewed. When tightening, the opposite is true. The usual bolts are tightened first, and the secret is the last.

[@bigpapa5811]

Wait a minute. You have a 10mm socket? How is that possible. I thought they were extinct. 😂

[@kankan5791]

sorry but on the oil change do you only use one bottle only?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

If you change the engine oil and the filter, you have to put in 4.5 liters (4.8 quarts) of oil in the 2019-2023 Toyota RAV4. For the 2024 Toyota RAV4, you have to put in 4.3 liters (4.5 quarts) of oil if you replace the engine oil and the filter. 2019-2023 RAV4 Oil Capacity: With filter - 4.5 L or 4.8 qt.; Without filter - 4.2 L or 4.4 qt. 2024 RAV4 Oil Capacity: With filter - 4.3 L or 4.5 qt.; Without filter - 4.0 L or 4.2 qt.

[@aussiedeplorable8670]

@@MorozovAutomotiveI wonder why there is a change to oil volume in the 2024 model, which is the model I have and are about to do the 1600 km oil change, thanks again for this most useful information!

[@Аль-в5ы]

Thank you for a very concise and complete explanation on performing RAV4 maintenance.

[@nategoldin1982]

After replacing the battery, don’t u need to calibrate the system?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

We replaced the battery in the non-hybrid RAV4. Things like clock, radio presets had to be configured again. But we did not have any other issues with the vehicle. Toyota Safety Sense was working fine. Usually the system needs to be calibrated if you replace certain components. In general, it is a good idea to use the battery memory saver when you replace the battery. They have ones with only 9v battery which gets connected into the OBD2 port: OBD ll Connector Vehicle Memory Saver Reliable and Easy 9 Volt Battery Powered - amzn.to/3jRqYNe.

[@MagicNash89]

Which of these are not done in the same way for the HYBRID version?

[@SnowLion1959]

Hello there ! How often do you need to change the engine oil and the air filter on RAV4 ? Some says 5000 miles and some says 1000 miles . Have a answer thank you sir 🙏.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Official Toyota recommendation is to change engine oil every 10000 miles or once per year.

[@hc7190]

@@MorozovAutomotive Toyota has changed that on my new 2023 to 5000 miles or every 6 months as per my dealer , but thanks for a great video

[@alexwill3722]

5000 miles (8000 kms) no matter what Toyota says. Changing the oil is cheap insurance against engine wear.

[@condor5635]

@@alexwill3722- totally agree don’t go more than 5000 miles. Especially with this RAV4 engine. Going 10,000 miles is the same as saying you don’t need to service your transmission fluid which is a bunch of BS.

[@alexwill3722]

Check the air filter every oil change. Change the oil every 5000 to 6000 miles 8000-6000 kms. Air filters don't need to be changed that often unless you do a lot of driving on dirty, dusty roads or there's lots of bugs around when you're driving. My Highlander and my previous Sienna each had the original air filter for 90,000 kms plus. I finally changed them just because and not because the had any debris on them. By the way, if you get your services done at Toyota or any other shops tell them to NOT replace your cabin air filter. There's cheaper $$$$ ones and they are dead easy to change yourself once every year or two once again if you drive in dusty or heavy " bug" areas.

[@usinebob]

Is the air intake filter for the hybrid only? Thanks

[@MorozovAutomotive]

No, it's for gas as well. But they use different kinds of filters.

[@steelcrusher]

Would it be ok to use ramps for the oil change as I hardly fit underneath my rav4?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Sure, it will work.

[@steelcrusher]

@@MorozovAutomotive and the oil will drain properly?

[@MorozovAutomotive]

@@steelcrusher It will since you are raising the front of the vehicle. The drain is located on the back of the oil pan.

[@steelcrusher]

@@MorozovAutomotive thank you 👍👍 and all your videos are on point! 👍👍

[@alexwill3722]

@@steelcrusher drais better the drain plug is on the back of the oil pan.

[@yasserd86]

Drain plug gasket has to be change every time ?????

[@MorozovAutomotive]

It is recommended to replace it every time. You can reuse the same one but there is a chance that it might start leaking.

[@dejavujanus]

7:35 Filters not the same. Old is better(when new) because have bigger surface - you can count.

[@MorozovAutomotive]

Yes, they are different. The new one comes with activated carbon.

[@eduardaltman4169]

Подскажите где купить эти резинки . Спасибо

[@MorozovAutomotive]

У дилера.

[@HB-yq8gy]

False TCCN highly recommends changing the oil every six months or 5,000 miles!! This is a new design-style 2.5 L engine, and it will burn oil over time if you change the oil and filter at 10,000 miles! I used to change our 2019 Rav 4 oil and filter at 10,000 miles the same as our old 2008 Rav 4, and then I noticed some oil Consumption this isn't good.

[@deedeew4040]

Those window shield blades look difficult to install.

[@JOESRQFLUSA]

The so called oil plug GASKET , is actually a CRUSH WASHER… ONE USE ONLY, As when you crush it the first time it will not crush again, hence ONLY ONE USE… 😅

[@williamfrench9973]

I too have always called these crush washers, however, in the Toyota parts catalog it is called a gasket.

[@adamcohen69]

Yeah... I'm not doing all these. lol

[@yamagrow420]

I don’t do them all either but the engine air filter is the easiest and quickest - no tools required Literally one minute. Cabin filter next, takes about 2 minutes and no tools - or pay easily 2-3x that at an oil change place or more at the dealer. Also, never pay for the fuel treatment they recommend. You can buy a bottle at autozone for $5 and put it in yourself - or be charged $20 to have the oil change place do it for you. Those 3 things will save you about $100 if you diy and will take all of 5 minutes total.

[@DesignBuildFixReview]

What a dumb design filter on bottom so all the oil drips out when remove it. and hatch needs to be removed. These designers arent very smart.

[@klepetar]

don't bother to put oil back in the oil filter.. you're just make a mess for nothing..

[@aussiedeplorable8670]

Watch the “Motor Oil Geek” who scientifically proves that it does actually make a difference.

[@stevendegreef93]

You were cleaning the WRONG side with your vacuum cleaner. The dust is sitting on the cabin side!

[@MorozovAutomotive]

We cleaned BOTH sides of the filter 19:49. ;)

[@alexwill3722]

@@MorozovAutomotive start with the "cabin side" and do a good job. The back just skim over it and also do the plastic cover. and around the lip of the opening where the cover sits; Don't poke anything around inside

[@Tom-ej8bb]

Dude ! Seriously? Take the filter off and let all drain BEFORE putting Plug back in!!!!! At lest u didn't take the filter off First like some no nothings!!

[@miguelm3676]

What’s this guy thinking???

[@DharcKarma]

FRAM ??? Wtf why?! Use a good oil filter K&N only or better.