Toyota 4Runner 30,000 Mile: MAJOR SERVICE DIY GUIDE!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

FYI… the PDF of the entire service manual is available on eBay and other places online. I had to purchase it and I won’t be giving it away for free. 😬

[@SalMadrigal]

Hi Jason, I searched for the 2019 4runner manual with no success.

[@tuckerhiggins4336]

There's a guy on ome of the forums that made a service manual from 0-300k. It's awesome

[@layoutwithstyle]

I have a 2017 4Runner. Please post the exact service manual link for it. Thank you.

[@MattLevin-q9n]

Jason, which 2023 4Runner SR5 Service Manual would you recommend? Can you provide a link? Thanks!

[@Cosaneo]

The manual comes with toyota 4runners user manual guide. I have mine from there

[@TinkerersAdventure]

The most comprehensive and fun tutorial out there! Even though I've been doing mine for years, I still found it entertaining to watch and learned a few things. Great job Jason!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Thanks man! High praise coming from that Toyota DIY king!

[@n1sm0r]

Wow this will save me a lot of time trying to figure this out for myself. Consider this a couple coffees on me! Thanks Jason

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Thanks man!

[@yotaforlife8408]

I used to do my diffs and transfer case every 30000 but i found that it was clean as the day it went it so i do it every 60000 now and no issues at all with 335000 on the odometer and still running like new

[@mosthated8190]

I do it at 40k-45k

[@Kentucky4runner]

So, while I could not wait for you to replace the front pads and rotors on your 4runner as a video, I used your method for flushing the brake fluid (including the fluid extractor from your link). was just was easy as you described--took about 35 minutes to get all 4 wheels, and used the full 2 quarts. As always, thanks for the detailed how-to videos.

[@mmmx5109]

Thank you for all the effort you put into this video. This made getting the right parts and fluids for my 4Runner a breeze and saved me lots of money. Thank you! 🙏

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Happy to help! I’m a few weeks away from doing the same video again for a Tacoma this time.

[@spalacios9058]

22:36. Thank you for making it crystal clear what the Toyota service manual says on this. If you Google or watch other videos, 95% of people online say the old school way and either don’t know or refuse to follow the manual.

[@gorongo4202]

I am using this as a reference for my GX470 service. you're the only one who did everything right. Thank you.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Thanks man.

[@tombox2759]

I have 3 4runners they are life changing !

[@jamesbispo391]

Incredible DIY video .. I’m at 29k so ready to take in this project in a few weeks ! Thank you

[@JasonExplainsThings]

It’s not too bad at all. Took time because I was filming the whole thing solo but it’s pretty straightforward.

[@JF-lt5zc]

Same. Just picked up a 2020 last week. 28,000 miles, but who knows what has been done to it. Best to just reset and know. Also, silver 4Runners are best. Just sayin.

[@joshd79]

130k and nothing but oil changes. I’m a bit overdue

[@n1sm0r]

This is insanely helpful, thank you so much! Have 7k on my 23 TRD OR so have plenty of time, but I’ll be sure to watch this video when I’m doing it. You rule

[@Joel.Ravet88]

I love that you consistently put personality through your videos while keeping it on point, fun, informative. It's like your name is Jason, and you, like... explain things... 🤔😂🤷‍♂️👏 Bravo, Jason 👏❤️ Keep going!!!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Thanks Joel!

[@True77]

Love the format for this DIY! It's great to have detailed shots to go with the explanation for us visual learners ✌️ Awesome stuff, man. Great job!

[@cristopherandino3000]

Jason, what a great video man. Just in time for my 30k mile service on my 4runner. I'm scared but I'm pretty confident that I'll be able to do everything myself. Thank you for the detailed video.

[@semperliberi]

Thanks Jason! Will definitely revisit this in the future.

[@Treetopflyer777]

Tacos are nice but the 4runner is king 😉 Really excellent video!!

[@Peglegkickboxer]

Drove a Taco for 3 years. Got a 4Runner and I agree, there's nothing like it. Just a beast off road, comfiest ride ever for road trips, decent towing, can double as a camper or small moving van. You just can't beat the utility of this car.

[@brownersd]

Great video, Jason! I've just hit 30K on my 2020 and of course, was getting ready to do this next weekend. Your video outlined everything nicely! Thank you!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Glad it helped!

[@Nfarer]

My to-do list just got a lot longer. Great info thanks

[@jeffrea2100]

Thank you for the awesome video. The clear and detailed instructions and great video shots made this easy to follow. I've gone back and probably watched this about 20 times doing my 3 year 35k maintenance on my 21 4runner with your video. The chapters are sure nice as well. I already watched the 60k, and I have a few years to go. Thank you for the hard work and awesome video.

[@jtboxer]

Thank you Jason for taking the time to make the video. Very helpful sir!!

[@binyamj]

This was great. Thank you! As far as your question: Tacoma’s are made in Mexico. So they will never be better, as long as 4Runner’s are still made in Japan.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

The 4Runner is a cut above in build quality for sure. I’ve never worked on anything as nice and well made.

[@algarinthompson8749]

Great video, I have a 21 Jeep Wrangler. Yes I know it's not a Toyota but we all have to start somewhere LOL. I just completed the same maintenance where I did the front and rear axles and transfer case. The dealers starting price is $450 for the maintenance, along with the other checks that they do during that service. I looked at him like he had two heads when he told me the price. My cost for the fluids was $115 with about 90 minutes of my time.

[@mikeschlup5279]

I did my front and rear differentials with 75w90 Redline...the best there is!! I have a limited

[@droppedonce7502]

Nice thorough maintenance Jason. Heh heh 30k in 3 years!? Got my 2017 a year ago at 75k and am at 105k ! I do need to do the drivetrain fluids and drive shafts, but I have a whole skid package...and all steel...sigh...weekend of work and a sore back to come.

[@Joel.Ravet88]

Oh, and 4.5 beards, because we all have room for improvement, but really, 5 Billy beards 💯 I've been working on cars my whole life, was taught the fundamentals you addressed in this video, and these aren't being talked about or taught these days. Yeah man, keep these videos coming!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

😂 I’ll take 4.5.

[@Joel.Ravet88]

@JasonExplainsThings 🤣😂🤣 you're doing great, keep at it and it will work 👏

[@woadscout9955]

Hey Jason, thank you so much for videos like this, they are extremely helpful and I love them. Can you do a quick video on the best way to jack up the 4Runner on all 4 jack stands with all wheels off the ground? I have looked around and there are 1 or 2 videos that show how they do this, but since you're so thoughtful I think we'd all love a vid from you on the safest way to do this simple task. Thanks a mil!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Good idea!

[@ToolDemos]

Very good video. I think anyone with a 4runner and some tools should be able to follow your lead.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Thanks!

[@Rorschach1024]

The differential is the same as before. They used to spec 75W-90 GL-5. They changed it to 75W-85 to get just a slight edge on gas mileage but with a loss of longevity. So 75W-90 is perfectly acceptable, you'll just burn a little more gas, but it'll last a lot longer too.

[@Rorschach1024]

Same With 5W-20 vs 0W-20. Engine will last longer on 5W-20.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Interesting. I’ll research this claim for sure.

[@kimbuck-2]

​@@JasonExplainsThingsI had to have my front diff replaced under warranty. They refilled with 75W-90 according to the invoice. MyJeep TJ had a limited slip and needed an LSD additive. Do 4Runners? I have a 2022 SR5 PREMIUM part time 4wd. Also have a 2022 TRD Pro (which obviously has a rear locker). Curious if I need an additive.

[@Jlb-fz7nl]

Redline is one of the best lubricants out there. Been using it for 20 + years.

[@Jlb-fz7nl]

I have used Redline on a manual transmission that had some synchro wear and wound grind on shifting. Redline got rid of all of it as it completely in the transmission

[@stevenwheat]

On the zerks in the spider i like pump til grease comes out then keep going till new clean grease comes out that way youve pushed out all the old grease😊

[@email16v]

Yup. That's the way it should be done. Good job!

[@ton8098]

I always heard if you do that you risk breaking the rubber boot. Not sure if that’s true or not

[@4047530025]

Very clear and detailed information. I will be using this as a guide to service my 2021 TRD Pro 4 Runner!!!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Awesome! Is yours lunar rock?

[@dannyswayze2133]

Thank you for mentioning to clean the excess grease up. Not only does it make a mess, but it is an environmental hazard. It’s not the one, it’s the many making the difference!

[@mosesroman9717]

Thanks for keeping things simple and quick!

[@damuckster68x]

You stated in the beginning that you purchased a PDF of the service manual (I have been trying to find a Haynes-type manual for the 5th gen but cannot find one). Can you drop a link where you got the PDF? Great video!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

DM me on Instagram and I can send it to you. It was actually from a guy on eBay.

[@tuckerhiggins4336]

A guy has made 0-300k service maps for the 4runner. It's awesome

[@chrisdeantonio1498]

Could you share?@@tuckerhiggins4336

[@markheffernan5541]

⁠@@tuckerhiggins4336do you have a link to that? Thank you

[@lancematzke9132]

Best 4Runner video ever!! What are your thoughts on using 75W-90 (AMSoil) versus the 75W-85? Will it work fine or should I stick to the 75W-85?

[@matthewherrmann474]

Amazing video..thank you for the walkthrough! My 2024 SR5 4Runner rear diff took 3.5 quarts of oil (manual calls for 2.9) before it started trickling out of the fill hole. Any idea if that much oil is common? Do you advise I measure out the 2.9 quarts per the Toyota manual and add just that?

[@f16grinch3]

Oil filter cap was torqued so high I snapped off a socket extension trying to get it off. Used a 15/16 socket and still had to us an extended handle

[@davidmon62]

Excellent video. Very helpful with a lot of details...

[@scottb4122]

So many awesome details! I love your excitement for routine maintenance… Lol

[@OcarinaHero93]

Awesome video!! We just bought a 2024 4Runner TRD Pro! We love it!

[@Sean-e5j]

Believe it or not, went to my regional Toyota dealership (Servco Toyota Honolulu) and they actually sell penzoil 75w85 as the “factory spec” differential oil. Proof positive as long as you use proper rated oils you are fine.

[@2URLex]

This is an awesome video, so much knowledge here and great use of standard practices with the right tools. Do you use regular or super unloaded?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Depends. I get 91 octane when I can because the MPG is slightly better. But I just try and get “top tier” gas whenever possible.

[@Engnear86]

There is some thermal expansion of that filter housing for sure. But I do know that every time I brought my wife's Rav in for oil change they didn't torque them properly. So difficult to get off. More piece of mind now doing it myself.

[@DGFG-pq6rr]

Great DIY, but you may want to add checking the rear axle breather. They seize up with dust, rust(norther rust belt), and dirt. Later you end up with leaking axle seals.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Great point! I do plan on adding the ARB breather at some point as well.

[@strikerbrown8395]

Thanks for the awesome video! Where did you get a copy of the full maintenance guide? The maintenance checklist doesn't appear to have all of the info and details you provide in the video.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

See the pinned comment. 👍

[@fredomaguyon953]

Jason- love your channel! Btw what wheels are you running ? They look great 👍🏽

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Video all about it! 🤘kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnvUc3tvqZateMU

[@moonman_8935]

I've got the IS500 but thr 4runner my most favorite suv.

[@Logan-st7vb]

It's also a plus you are not outside in the wind while on jacks. That is a big safety thing in Aviation, and generally applicable to increasingly less streamlined 4Runners.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Yeah I ended up having the Dodge on jackstands for like 3 weeks outside a few years ago. Didn’t intend for that to happen. :-)

[@jpgb4252]

Este video es excelente.... estoy con un cuaderno y lapicero tomando notas como si estuviera llevando una formación de toyota para mantenimiento de mi vehículo. Muchas gracias por tanta información. Eres un verdadero youtuber 👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@TheMiguelopr]

Jason!! Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. Quick question about the transmission fluid change. You mention that Toyota recommends changing it at 60k miles if you do a lot of towing and off-roading. What's the recommendation for normal driving and sporadic off-roading, no towing? Thanks for all the good videos brother.

[@RushRunner_22]

Are the rear diff washers a different size from the front fill washer? Your video lists the front fill as: 12157-10010 and the rear as: 125157-10010. The video description shows these the same but I wanted to confirm. I’m unable to find 125157-10010 which suggests it was a typo. Great video and thanks for putting these out!

[@joeythedime1838]

Tip 1: If you do happen to over grease the slip yokes (wink, wink), just remove a zerk fitting and drive around for a bit. The excess grease will be forced out of the hole were the zerk fitting was, then just reinstall the zerk fitting and hit the area with brake clean. Tip 2: Gold Plug and Dimple make a high quality magnetic plug that replaces the transfer cases stock non-magnetic plug. Tip 3: You can upgrade your brake fluid to a DOT 5.1. This will help if your doing heavy towing as DOT 5.1 is glycol-base, compared to DOT 5 being silicon based, and is compatible with DOT 3, but has a much higher boiling point: 500 degrees dry and 356 degrees wet.

[@Dencoan]

Welp I missed a few of these but I’ll be at 35k soon and will add the steps then. I change my oil every 5k and have access to a hoist. My 4Runner got annexed and is currently the mom mobile until I buy a new family car and can reclaim my 4Runner

[@Cosaneo]

Hey Jason, thanks for making this video. Can you guesstimate the cost of getting all these tools first time, product and fluid for this service?

[@Jonesdawg79]

I am curious. What would the stick shock be from an honest dealer that would do all of these services? I am currently 23k miles and am curious what "inflation rates" a dealer would charge.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

I tried to get prices at my local dealer and they wouldn’t tell me unless I went in… which is nuts by itself.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

That was originally part of the video. My local dealership was great to buy a vehicle from… but the service department is another story. I’ve seen them over torque stuff… they installed the skid plate with the spacers in the wrong spot. They tried to rip my mom off when she needed work on her RAV4 (overcharging for parts and overquoting the book hours). Really frustrating and disappointing.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Oh… and they tried to tell my friend he needed $900 of work on his Prius when his dash display wasn’t working. I Googled the issue and found a reset procedure and we fixed the issue in 5 minutes for free at my house.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Not all dealers are like this… but mine is. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Jonesdawg79]

@@JasonExplainsThings yikes. That sounds like quite a no-go then when I think based on this video (which is great by the way) I can pretty much do all of this myself. I just don’t have a big enough garage yet and might need to borrow a friends. Again thank you for making this video. It will help out quite a lot!

[@jimmyj5038]

4Runner!!!! Great video, thank you!!! Will be doing this real soon.

[@MT_53]

I was hoping that you would list the part number(s) for changing the stock plastic oil filter housing and longer internal metal pick-up tube. Would you PLEASE list them for us??

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Covered in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYazhq2EbM1ssLc

[@aaronbishop6490]

Toyota dealership use Valvoline 75w-90 for front differential and rear and transfer case

[@albetherechillin]

Carcare nut!!! Great video sir. Keep up the flawless victouriosnesses. P.S. ❤ 4runner

[@xToymachine1031]

I recently got my differential gear oil change at 93k miles at my local Toyota dealership and I left with my rig having issues like humming and vibrating at 20mph-50mph. It goes away engaging 4x4 in 4H. They put 75w90 front 80w90 rear and 75w90 for the Tcase. They said the symptoms aren’t related to the service and told me I needed a needle bearing upgrade with bushing which I did with ecgs. The symptoms are still present but not as aggressive and loud as before. Any thoughts ?

[@InGratitudeIam]

This was really helpful. Thanks! And you make house calls, right? :))

[@user-cg7cc7zj3e]

My Toyota dealership has a stroke when you change your own cabin air filter. They tried to fear monger my mother about it and I had to head over and put them in their place. Don't mess with mom.

[@user-tb7rn1il3q]

It takes one minute to change and they want $100. What a ripoff.

[@hellohumans175]

yeah they need to program the new filter

[@AnthonyLee-u1z]

Just on my oil change done by my local dealership. The person must have used a impact gun on my oil fiter . And the drain on the filter . I had to use the breaker bar to remove the oil filter plaster housing. Of course they denied it. .

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Yeah it’s ridiculous man.

[@Rhaspun]

Due to my job and the limited time I was home. I used a local oil change business for the oil changes. When I switched jobs I started doing my own oil changes again. They had barely tighten the filter. I could literally twist it with my finger tips. They were just making it easier for themselves. They used a larger universal fit oil plug gasket and when looking at the indentations on it. That gasket was last a millimeter away from leaking.

[@erikclaus3654]

FWIW Your Amazon link to the oil filter points to PN: 04152-YZZA1, which I don't think is cross-compatible with the A5. Otherwise great video.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Thanks for the info. The seller must’ve changed things. I’ll update that right now.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Updated.

[@billchristo7894]

Thanks for these vids, very helpful. However, I Tried ordering those crush washers and got a call from the parts dept telling me the transfer case washer part numbers were incorrect. 🤔. The front and rear diffs were correct.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

By all means if there’s a typo go with what the parts department tells you. 👍. The parts should look like the ones in the video.

[@established_1803]

When I got my 4 runner they said you couldn’t custom order one in your specific way so the only option in my region of the United States was the off road premium and I wanted cloth seats but the fake leather they come with is easier to maintain I just work outside and wanna hose everything off every t weekend I’m about to drill holes in the floor pan when warranty is up

[@syntrax-og]

Are the torque settings same for Tacomas? I'm really liking this video!

[@JasonExplainsThings]

I’d double check that. Some definitely are like lug nuts, the oil filter cap, etc.

[@Dencoan]

question for you, i have been looking into this a bit since yesterday when i realized i am due for this work. the car care nut has a video about transfer case fluid. he stated you are ok to use GL5 multiweight in both the transfer case and the difs. out of curiosity any reason you didnt go that route?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

I followed the owners manual. It’s pretty specific about what’s required.

[@Dencoan]

@@JasonExplainsThings i was able to find the red line oils at orileys for $134 shipped so once that gets here i will be getting my 4runner up on a hoist. thanks for the videos and taking the time to respond!

[@strikerbrown8395]

Hey Jason! Thanks for putting this video together. It was so helpful! Quick question re oil fill levels for the rear differential. I drive a 2018 4Runner SR5 (same vehicle as your dad). I noticed that the rear diff held more oil than the manual indicates before it began to drip from the fill plug. Mine took roughly 3.25 qts as opposed to the 2.9 qts indicated in the manual. I confirmed vehicle was 100% level prior to performing the service. Did you notice the same thing? Should I be concerned I've overfilled the rear diff?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

So the SR5 does take more than others because it doesn’t have a rear locker. I’m guessing you’re probably fine.

[@strikerbrown8395]

Thanks!@@JasonExplainsThings

[@juliuscafe]

Ive seen couple 4runner owner doin there own maintainance they use 75W-90 on all 3 gear box? so the in the middle gear box is different you use the MT-LV.?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

The middle one is the transfer case… and 100% does not use the same oil as the front and rear diff.

[@danieljohn4603]

Question. I have never really used my 4WD. Only put it in 4WD for a few minutes every couple months to lube it up. I changed the front differential fluid, and it looked brand new. Do I need to change the transfer case oil ? I feel like it would be a waste of time and money.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

You might be able to get away with 60k. I’d ask a professional mechanic. 👍

[@orangejuli07]

omg putting it into N for the grease.. I feel so dumb. I greased some, waited until I moved it, did some more, moved it, did some more.. what a pain

[@TheMnick111]

Where should I put the level on my 4runner to make sure its completely level? Looks like you did it on the running board, my doesn't seem super straight. Part of the frame perhaps? How big of a deal is it if its not perfectly level but close?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Yeah find a nice straight place in the frame. I’d say just make sure it’s close.

[@imtherealjoeyd]

What interval do you do the power steering flush? And what fluid do you recommend? Thanks in advance!

[@frankpino7854]

Is there a comprehensive DIY manual that includes recommended bolt torques?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Factory service manual.

[@NunyaBusiness...]

With those driveline zerks being so crunchy; do you think it would help to fill them like you did, put a hundred miles on it, and then fill them again to push out the grease to try and get the grit out?

[@mustbescud]

@7:10 You mentioned that you were slightly at fault for the dealer not doing the lubrication job. How can one make sure the dealer or any shop did it?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

As far as I know the only way to tell is a visual inspection (does the shaft look super dry) and you can also tell when putting new grease in. If you pump a lot into the u-joints and you hear a bunch of dirt and air leave the joint then it was likely not lubricated for a long time… like mine was.

[@Zenergist]

This is freaking awesome content! Thank you

[@coliton787]

Can somebody please tell me. How we can get the maintenance page on the radio please. Because he don't explain it how he did it😢😢😢😢

[@Bedawson]

Great video, going to use it for my taco maintenance

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Nice. Just doublecheck part numbers, torque specs, etc but it should mostly be the same.

[@mattb9664]

Would lithium based NGLI 2 "Red and Tacky" be appropriate for all three zerk fittings on the proper shaft? The manual of course has two different types listed for the spider joint and the slide yoke, but ultimately says you can use lithium NGLI 2 grease on everything.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Yep NLGI 2 will work on both. Thats what I did.

[@BorleyRectory37]

Great video! Learned a lot! Thank you.

[@Skybartender]

Are the grease fittings for the propeller shafts on Toyota's ( I have a 2017 Tacoma 4x4) universal in size? I bought a grease gun and it's hard to tell if the connector on the gun is too large preventing it from seating or it's the fitting. Any advice is appreciated

[@davidmisselhorn6720]

@JasonExplainsThings You put a link to an NLGI number 2 EP2 Brown grease. In your video it looks like you're using a blue grease. Can you specify exactly which grease your using? The grease your link sends us to is a Mobil 122136. Visually the grease is a beige color. Is that correct?

[@fodera0915]

This is so helpful for a new diy’er

[@spalacios9058]

Can I use Redline MT-LV 70W/75W GL-4, even though it says “for manual transmissions” for the transfer case?

[@anthonybacchi5280]

As a parts guy. That metal housing can be difficult hence why I kept the plastic housing cap

[@YouTubeMaster1611]

Really enjoyed this. Subscribed!

[@YouTubeMaster1611]

My dealer hasn’t recommended me changing dif and transfer case fluid. I’m at 75k.

[@chrisdeantonio1498]

That's a bummer that the lock 'n lube grease gun didn't work for that one grease fitting. Do you know if they make any adapters? It's a really nice product, but don't want to spend the money for it if it's not going to work for all the fittings.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

It might’ve been how I lifted the rear from the axle. I’m wondering if it was on the ground (rear suspension not compressed) if it would have fit. Honestly not sure.

[@gibstera5580]

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!

[@johdirt7843]

Toyota gear oil is EXPENSIVE. I will challenge you though, a quality 75W90 GL-5 gear oil (Mobil 1, Delo, Valvoline, etc.) will not damage your diff. In fact, many dealerships don't use Toyota gear oil for a drain and fill service on the diff or transfer case. As a note, some hardcore off roaders recommend that you use dino / conventional oil and just change more often. East Coast Gear supply, a diff manufacturer recommends dino oil.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

I'm sure it's fine. I know that's what Nitro Gear uses as well. They used 75W90 GL5 synthetic on everything. I'm just going to match the owners manual since everything is stock and it costs almost the same. 75W90 is much easier to get locally.

[@kasrahoushmand4054]

Yeah I am totally okay with changing my transfer and diffs with 75w90 GL-5. toyota uses that. IF you change it, you're miles ahead. The fact youre reading this means you care.

[@trailrunnah8886]

Yeah, I've used 75/90 in mine when I did the diffs. I actually put it in the t-case too. That was about 70k miles ago, so I'm gearing up to do this again soon. I am going to use the correct Red line in the tcase this time though, when I originally did this I just bought the gear oil locally and did not realize the difference.

[@spalacios9058]

At 8:09 and 8:41, you don’t say how many pumps. Can you please let me know? Thank you.

[@davestewart9146]

Great video Jason 👍😁

[@BADD400]

Great video Jason

[@coliton787]

How do I get maintenance page on my radio ????

What OBD scanner do you use for checking transmission temperature?

[@JasonExplainsThings]

That’s covered in the 60k video that shows servicing the transmission.

[@layoutwithstyle]

Can you please post a link for The Jack and the jack stands that are rated properly for the 4Runner. I don't have any extra weight on The bumpers yet. Thank you.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

I recommend 6 ton jackstands that have a safety pin. The newer ones from Harbor Freight are great in my experience.

[@kakha_t6372]

do similar guide for bison too

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Good idea. I’ll try. Chris bought the maintenance package from the dealership which I believe just ended. Havoline sent me oil for his truck but we haven’t used it yet. If I can I definitely will. 👍

[@anthonyviscusi4042]

Jason, do you think I can use the longer nipple Fumoto F-133N valve? Is there enough clearance to put the drain access panel back on? Thanks

[@JasonExplainsThings]

I wouldn’t risk it personally.

[@25enyce]

Use Amsoil gear oil for front and rear differential. No issues so far.

[@JasonExplainsThings]

Fair enough.