Bad Toyotas You Need to Avoid
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- Bad cars you should avoid. Bad Toyotas You Need to Avoid, DIY and car repair with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. Toyota engine problems in their cars and trucks. Should I buy a Toyota? Are Toyotas still reliable? Toyota reliability issues explained. Buying a used Toyota with engine problems. Why not to buy a oil burning toyota or a hybrid toyota. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 52 years.
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I have a 2004 rav4 still running strong
A friend of mine has a Toyota Yaris, not sure of the model year but there is just over 240K on the Odo., automatic transmission, and it's never needed to be rebuilt or replaced
Well if you go up on oil weight that's the easy fix and secure to be point of saving the engine from a spun bearing but hey Scotty recommends that water brands are putting as lub.
Hybrids are great for camping. Never run out of power. One can power a camp for a long long time and you always have the reserve that will start the car. Most people start their car for an hour every few days to keep the battery within a range of charge depending on the load.
Hey scotty What Can you say about the 2.0 vvti corolla with 2ZR-FE engine Matted with 6 speed AT
Toyota HQ's flag is at half mast today.
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Lmaoooooooo that was 👍
Fr bro, I predict prices being slashed for those particular models
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When the A/C is not working in Scotty's home, his wife starts long conversations with him so he can fan her with his hands.
Jajajaja
He may have italian ancestors lol
Underrated comment
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the local MMA probably use him also
Toyota service departments just installed Scotty Kilmer dart boards in their break rooms after viewing this video.
😂😂
I can definitely picture this 🤣
Richard Favreau nah 2021 Toyota Camry TRD
@@ruskibruski We won't know if they're that good for another 4-5 years. Gotta let them run their course.
However they've broken the stereotypical Toyota. Brought sports tuning to regular Toyotas.
They can always work for a GM dealership if they need more work.
One thing is for sure , Scott’s grandfather raised a decent honest kid.
Respect!
For those of you who complain Scotty being a Toyota fan boy, this is for you.
I love Scotty's videos, but he is a fan boy. You could tell when he kept comparing it to the Vega, he wanted to minimize the problem by showing one that's worse. It had nothing to do with the problem.
@Richard Favreau Its a great low budget commuter car but they sure didnt put any thought into the infotainment center. That screen sticking up out of the dash looks like an early 2000's pimp my ride vehicle. Its so dated compared to a tesla.
Are you saying that Scotty likes Toyotas ?
john bunyan so he doesn’t ?
@Richard Favreau coming from someone who has the 2020 version WITH a stick shift...
Scotty must’ve shed a tear doing this video.
Wait until he makes a video saying: Toyota Celicas are crap. The end would truly be near.
I could😢
I just hope Toyota quits making junk but so far, mostly good.
And it got dried in the blink of an eye by the draft generated from those hand-movemements.
Scotty doesn't care he just points of the good and bad in vehicles
Loooooool
The only Toyota not to avoid is a 94 Celica
Did you mean "to avoid"--rather than "not to avoid"? Your use of "not to avoid" suggests that the 94 Celica is actually a "must have" vehicle," and I don't think that's what you meant.
Ralph Adamo he did mean that it is a must have vehicle. The mechanic in the video has one and he loves it. So the commenter was making a joke about it
MK4 Supra too
or any 22R engine. Yes no power, but these last forever.
@@ralphadamo1857 that's exactly what he meant.
I am content with my 1998 camry. 271,000 miles and still running like a charm.
I am glad that you have finally run it in.
I was a Toyota lube tech those years and we knew out of the gate the engines had oil issues and even the rebuilt ones never improved
Scotty needs a website where we can look up all his "cars to avoid" and "cars to buy"
There'd only be one car on that list ;)
Buy toyota, if you have to Honda automatical or standard tranny. That's about it
I work at Toyota and had a rav 4 come in today that was this model and when I did the inspection I noticed it was about a quart low on oil. Car had around 206k miles. Kinda funny how this video popped up and answered the question I had earlier as to why this may be happening.
Goes to show you,even Scotty’s favorite car brand is not without its faults
And he calls it how he sees it.
Not without its faults.
micah greene typed it too quick to realize I ate a word, thanks 👍
Nothing in life, absolutely no thing, is without faults buddy. So, your point is dead on arrival really.
Goes to show Scotty's not biased like everybody says he is!!
When I was growing up, we had a Chevy Vega...for a short while.
My parents had one too. It was a 1974, and in 1977 they traded it in because the hatchback started to rust out.
I never even considered getting a hybrid, parts are just too expensive for me. My 2018 Corolla SE gets great gas mileage and is easy to maintain.
all small cars are easy to maintain. reliability needs a bigger 'range' in order to make rough estimations. vw polos and golfs mae in germany are solid cars, even the sporty racing models. its not a matter of japanese vs european, its a matter of getting what you need and what you want as a second option. hybrid batteries in my country cost 2000 euros, and all hybrids have a 10 warranty which is a perfect deal. i considered buying a 2020 rav4 but it was too pricey; the rest of the toyota hatchbacks were slow, really slow. toyotas are expensive overall but they will last if driven wisely, but that is true for all cars. im not a fan of hybrids tbh, but eventually all cars in the future will be as well as small displacement turbocharged; so it all comes down to what you need
Hybrids are stupid its like if a car was gender fluid or something we will be laughing looking back on them years from now
Chase Le Grange Every major city in the world is full of Toyota hybrids.
90 % of taxi in my city are toyota hybrids, I guest they are reliable
And you can drive it for 20 years if you want to.
Lol gotta love Scotty, even when discussing a faulty Toyota, he throws jabs at Chevrolet
Scott, luv your videos. The 2012 prius v three has the same oil burning problem. I have one and had to replace the engine. Another 170k later another engine gone. Did oil changes every 3k and was adding g a quart or even 2 every 500 highway miles (depended on summer temp). Toyota said the pistons had the same problem but they refused to do anything. Did some research and learned that the v had a this as a common problem. Lesson learned... no more hybrids! You are right, when they hit high miles, they get expensive. All my problems were engine only.
Thank you, Scotty. You just convinced my to pass on a 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid due to the potential expense of a Hybrid battery and generator replacement. Also, in one of your other videos you pointed out the oil burning issues of pre-AR-FE engines.
So, I'll wait until I find a good 2012 with the six-speed transmission and an AR-FE engine.
Your videos are a informative, easy to understand, and always entertaining.
Scotty not recommending a Toyota?
The end is near
@Steve Silvas jesus is coming for the last 2000+ years and still nothing.
Shut up!!
Who cares if the end is near and I don't think you should be either.
@@chevylandt.v it was a joke...
@@Sanx007 jesus only come at the end of time after antichrist. So as long as antichrist is not appeared yet. U won't see jesus peace be upon him
i almost bought a camry with one of those 4-cylinder engines that burned oil badly, but I did some research after the fact and retracted my offer. best 3500 bucks i didn't spend
What was your move after this ?
OMG! a Toyota with a flaw? It takes guts to admit your favorite company screwed up! Great video!
Just takes honesty..,
Every car company screws up but some screw up much more than others.
@@Big.W. There's no arguing that!
@@chipandsimba Just goes to show you, he can bash Toyota when they deserve it!
@@lvsqcsl and mentions a good model when he sees one
4 days ago my 2AZ-FE blew up.
If only I had seen this video 2 years ago when the car was bought
Oh crap, what car was it? I have a 05 Camry SE.
@@cayrick3488 04 Solara
WOW!!!
Take it to the dealer!
That's why you shoulda got the v6
Scotty is one of the last of the honest mechanics/car reviewers. He calls them as he sees them. Pretty rare nowadays.
i have a 2007 camry, around 132,000 on it with this same issue, came to the conclusion myself but you just verified the issue
My wife had a 2009 camry with that engine and it used a quart of oil every 2 thousand miles or so. If it was hot weather it used a quart every 1200 miles. We finally got it paid for and someone rear-ended her at a red light and totaled it out. She purchased a 2014 Avalon and it's been great, the Avalon is a very good car.
My wife is considering a Highander and I used Scotty's argument to dissuade her going the hybrid route. Thanks for the future savings!
I’m a mechanic I recommend your videos to customers all the time Get an inversion table for your back they’re great
Scotty. Been watching you for YEARS. Love your channel man.
Thank you!
Bad Toyota? Scotty's check must have gotten lost in the mail this month.
Those model of Toyota engine's are notorious for the oil control rings seizing up with carbon because there were not enough oil drain holes drilled in the pistons. You had make sure you were on top of your regular oil changes to prevent the oil control rings from seizing and end up burning a lot of oil.
😭😭 this the one
😂😂😂dead
Awesome video Scotty. Really wise guy and honest even when some people don’t like what you saying. Nothing but the true you always say
07 Camry 225k miles 2.4 L XLE . Just put gas still works
Yep I have same one with 148k miles. Takes alot of lickins' from me and keeps on tickin'...
You have a Xle...good 1
These cars can go long lol. You just gotta keep an eye on the oil level every now and then.
Several years ago bought a used ‘09 Camry w/120k miles and it burned LOTS of oil. Had the seals changed (if I remember correctly-was something like that) and it helped a whole lot. Still burns a little oil though. Sold it to my daughter super cheap and she’s driven it halfway across the country many times. Has 215k miles now-still going strong. Love Toyota!
Am I the only one who noticed someone playing the trumpet at 5:52 ? Fits the video perfectly!
He’s trying to drown out his noisy neighbor!!
Never thought I’d see this video😂
I am Jay Scotty using the words “bad” and “Toyota” in the same sentence just don’t seem right.
@@austinaubrey8628 yeah I agree but Toyota has made mistakes in the past but thankfully, they learned from them.
I am Jay of course just like anyone else but they’re smart, don’t even own a Toyota but can’t deny they’re one of the best still
@@austinaubrey8628 yup
390merc 66 you sound like you blew up a Toyota now think it’s the company’s fault😭😂
2008 Camry is trash 🗑 as well, the engine burns 🥵 too much oil, the dashboard melts in summer. Toyota won’t change the engine or dashboard if you went after 10 years warranty limit/over 100,000 miles or so. They just come up with something to avoid fixing it. So am still using mine like that. There is a video of the melting dashboard on my channel. Bad choice.
SKT In Focus
390merc 66 i regret getting that 2008 Camry so I change oil frequently and keep checking the oil always.
SKT In Focus
bruh if you have a V6 engine you won’t get this issue 💀💀
Octane hahahahaha gotcha brother, but the fingers not equal so we can all not afford V6 engines.
SKT In Focus
Mine 2014 Camry has AR-FE engine.. Bought this engine coz of you, Scotty. Thank you!
Scotty shoots straight from the hip. Thats why I love his channel. I wanna hear the good of course but hearing the things that will help you avoid trouble to me are priceless. Thanks Scotty.
The 2.4 wasn’t Toyota’s best engine between oil burning and stripped head bolts. The V6 avoided both of those issues. Back then the I4s were weak you needed the V6 anyway.
@Richard Favreau Nah, the 2.5L, 205hp.
RKGSD Both the 2.0 and 2.5 are very similar. They need a 220 HP gas 2.7 liter version for the Highlander, 4Runner, and Tacoma. Not everyone needs a V6, now that these I4s are very powerful.
Y’all sleeping on the tried and true 1.8.
@Richard Favreau the tried and true 2.5 in the camry and rav4 are hard to beat as well.I would rather a 3.5 though.
Forget all the gas-sipping, gutless 4 bangers Toyota makes. Once your try the 3.5L V6 in the Highlander and floor it...you'd swear you had a V8! 🤯 Tires roast with such ease. The 3.5L V6 even makes the older 3.3L V6 look like it only has 5 cylinders!
Scotty changed my whole perspective about buying cars over the period of past 2 years. I always follow his advise like bible.
After having just producing the best, most reliable generation of Toyotas ever, Toyota suits then decided in 1997 to abandon their high quality standards and adopt more "American" standards. Worst boneheaded decision they ever made.
Hey Scotty. I just wanted you to know. That I got rid of my Chevy 2500 Silverado because all it did was give me problems and I watched one of your videos when you reviewing the Toyota Scion. I went out and bought one. Best purchase ever
Thanks Scotty! Was wondering why those RAV4 ‘s were so cheap used! Steering clear here!
But for first generation RAV4 are good engines
The Prius is ranked #1 by Consumer reports in reliability. It is also the #1 fleet vehicle for Taxi cab companies. My 2008 Prius has 161,000 miles and I have replaced 1 cell in the battery pack only and it is 13 years old. I as well do not see the advantage of Hybrid SUV’s. I will always own a Prius as a daily driver. Toyota’s Synergy Drive in the Prius is unbeatable.
I got a 2003 Corolla. 1.8 engine. 278000 miles. I've spent $800 on maintenance. Best car I've ever had.
Hey lenny, I've got an 04, almost 298k..
I like how he says to avoid hybrid SUV’s, but only references tech from 10 years ago. Next gen Toyota hybrid SUV’s have crazy gas mileage compared to the 10’s
At 241k miles my Toyota dealer performed an oil consumption test which my vehicle failed. They then replaced the Pistons and rings. I now have 336k miles on my 2008 Camry with the 2azfe engine with no oil burning between oil changes. My car was just under the 10 year old limit for this technical service bulletin. It’s a great commute car that I bought brand new.
I had a '74 Vega. Me and my uncle tore that engine down. I still remember that rumblin sound. The new rings lasted 2 hours before it started burning oil. Decent car otherwise.
honest reviewer, no one can accuse Scotty of being biased against other non-Toyota brands
Awesome video Scotty, you just saved me thousands literally!!! You are so underrated :)
Scotty is the man!!!!
I've got one with over 330k. Gives a little puff of smoke at start up but that's it. Definitely outlasted any domestic from that era.
I have been a mechanic for 45 years. The older Toyotas with a J VIN code were excellent. The ones with a 1 VIN code are made in the United States. Not as good quality as the Japanese made cars. Same with Honda.
You are 100 percent correct. If they are made in Japan...It's a higher quality vehicle.
Yep
it could simply be a flaw in your analysis of statistics. The toyotas directly from Japan possibly had much more responsible/caring owners and thus aged better
It could also be a problem with older vs newer cars in general, not just toyotas, in the sense that newer cars have more parts to break. People could also be driving more miles today than before.
Or any other variable. Such as, for example, maybe more female drivers means overall cars last less? etc...
I would have thought so as well. But my 2AZ- FE engine and RAV4 were both made in Japan. Same oil burning issues.
@@artyomarty391 They mean manufactured in Japan, not originally owned. They are right hand drive in Japan.
True, eventually got rid of my 2008 Toyota Rav 4. Now I get it.
Scotty's out here giving recall notices and how to kick car manufacturer's asses lol
I have a 2007 Camry hybrid with the oil problem. I found a recommendation from a Toyota chat website. You basically run some Seafoam in the crankcase and in the tank for a short period then change the oil. I did this and it has improved the oil consumptionl. I have 158k on the car. Was burning 1 quart every 1000 miles. Now less than 1/2 quart for 2000 miles.
Lol oh my gosh, Scotty admitting Toyota isn't perfect and has flaw's. What is the world comming to, first cornonavirus and now this 🤯
I have a 2002 toyota RAV4 that also burns oil. Same issue. Has 290,000 miles on it. We love it. Gonna change the oil today.
I muted you and i still heard what you were saying😂
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His hands talk with him 😂
Yup. I got one. Rebuilt with cheap ebay parts. About a year ago. So far so good.🤞
Don’t forget about the valve stem seals on the 2AZ-FE...these engines are notorious for blue smoke on start up from oil leaking past the valve seals. Also the head bolts are known for stripping and leaking coolant
Brilliant Scotty! Toyota oil burning engine was a 2008 Rav 4 2.4 liter 2AZFE engine the pistons and the piston rings weren't designed correctly.
Scotty “Money Pits” Kilmer
@Al Castill and still riding around in that Celica! The man is a national treasure! lol
scotty "monkey pits" kilmer
Good one
@Al Castill I too would drive the same car if I can afford to rebuild it forever
Great info Scotty, thanks. I have had 4 Toyota’s in my life so far. Toyota also screwed the pooch on the Toyota Supra turbos in the 80’s many of them blew their head gaskets and they wouldn’t stand by them. Cost many owners a lot of cash to replace the head gaskets! After it was fixed it never gave the owners a problem again, so I hear.
I’m getting a old hardly driven 2002 Highlander from my Mom. She can’t drive anymore so she is giving me the SUV. It has the 2.4 motor, so when I saw this video My ears perked up!!! Glad to hear it was later years that had the problem. It is a 2002 with under 40K miles!!! Should last me a long time.
Scotty I’ve been watching your videos since 2015 when I was 15. Almost 10 years of watching you Scotty 💪🏾 never change Scotty you’re the best
There’s such a thing as a bad Toyota besides ones that are squished or crushed?
I do know 2.4L 2AZ-FE engines are very popular here in South East Asia... Well, need to avoid 2AZ and 1AZ engines...
Scotty complaining about Toyota:
The 2020 apocalypse is complete
First of all Scotty isn't complaining he's telling you the facts that Toyota had problems... And second he has stated Toyota having problems before 2020... So your comment is invalid!!
I've got a 2008 RAV4 and it burns a little oil but not enough to worry about between oil changes. No big deal.
I hear the sirens....they are coming for you Scotty !!
Yeah and you too.
I love you found faults with 2007- 2009 Toyotas,or 2011-2020..and I have a 2010. Love that!
Hearing “money pits” and “Toyota” in the same sentence out of Scotty’s mouth is probably one of the most shocking things this year
You will almost never hear "endless money pit" from Toyota/Lexus or Honda/Acura or an F-150. Ditto for "plastic crap".
Yeah I'm pretty sure it counts as a swear word in scotty's dictionary.
Have a 2006 Solara with the 2AZ-FE with over 200K miles (built 02/2006 in Kentucky). The prev owner bought new and changed the oil every 3000 miles at the dealer (have records). Only see smoke at start up if it sits for a while. Uses about a half quart of oil between oil changes. I use synthetic high mileage oil. Drives and shifts like a dream. Bought it for my daughter. Expect to see 300K miles! She loves the car!
My wife has a 2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid and it is averaging 51.1 mpg. I only know because the car keeps track and tells us on its screen.
Exact same issue GM did w their Equinox/ Terrains from 2010-2014. Why there was a class action.
If a Dodge ever burned oil, it would be a Piece of Crap.
But if it’s a Toyota engine...Scotty feeds us...“Now Other Than The Oil Burning, It’s Actually a Great Engine”. That we should get it checked out 😄
Yeah I commented, same story if this was a Fiat engine. I put 120,000 miles on my 2012 Fiat 500, never burned a drop of oil. Traded for a 500 Abarth, which I love Most owners don't keep cars 400,000 miles like Scotty always suggests either.
Yes, the 2AZ-FE is known for burning oil but it’s still a solid dependable engine otherwise. My 2010 Pontiac Vibe has this same 2.4L engine and it’s still kickin at 330,000 miles 😂. I only check it’s oil once a week. It doesn’t take an entire quart when it needs some. Just keep an eye on your oil level the same as you would about checking your tires.
Scotty, love your shows, informative and to the point. My first Toyota was a new 2007 4 cylinder Camry which had the oil burning problem. In time had to replace the catalitic converter and buy many quarts of oil before the dealer tested it and fixed it. Swore I'd never buy another Toyota but after watching your shows, I'm willing to give Lexus a try. What do you think of the 2014 - 2015 Lexus RX 350?.
I had a Chevy Prizm. I never changed the oil becausei had to put a quart of oil in every 500 miles.
Thanks for the info Scotty!
I started at a Toyota dealer at the end of the V06 campaign, which was a new head gasket for 3VZE engines. Mistakes happen. I became acquainted with pulling the heads. 33 lb/ft + 90 degrees + 90 degrees.
Lmaooo it cracked me up when you said Toyotas dont even check the air in the tires, oil, and other stuff🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey scooty you probably one of the best car machanic I know I can watch your show help me to narrow down my car problem. Keep explaining when the book is hard to understand by letter thanks.
Wow who knew that some Toyota's were junk. Wow I was always convinced that Toyota's were reliable cars. Now I have second thoughts on buying a Toyota.
I think this illustrated his point of not really knowing what new designs reliability is until 5 years later or so.
@Jo Blow thanks for the info. I think we all get it.
Honestly Toyota’s are great until you have to do oil changes. They made the dipsticks unreadable
2AZ-FE 2007-2009
Hey Scotty, I wanted to let you know that I found your video about the Toyota Matrix hatchback to be so very true.
I bought a used 2004 Toyota Matrix Xr with manual transmission a couple of years ago, and it’s the most peppy car I’ve ever owned.
Alongside the reliability, there’s some serious thrill to dodging wildlife.
I’ve even been able to perform an emergency stop maneuver from 55mph-0mph in 5 seconds to avoid hitting a dumbstruck deer that wouldn’t move. Fantastic handling and braking.
I highly recommend the Toyota Matrix to anyone curious about it. 😄
I mean, 100 years or more of engines, making these basic design errors is inexcusable. Air Blows Cold.
Very well said Scotty. I'm a Toyota fanatic but I'm also a victim of the Oil burning engine on my former 09 Camry. Lend the car to my son to use as a commuter car for his Summer job and he didn't check the oil frequently like I told him and the next call I received was the engine is making noise and it technically threw a piston/totalled.
Toyota fanatic? Now that’s hilarious. Toyota are very boring cars to own and drive, plus their are slow.
1ZZ-FE: did some one say....
*burning oil????*
1zz-fe had a hard start, but after '05 they resolved the oil consumption issue with revised pistons. They're not all bad. The early ones were bad, though.
@@mdotguy ya our 04 Corolla burns a small amount of oil...no big deal, a quart each oil change. Almost 298k
I used to put a liter of oil in at every fill up with that 2000 Celica GT. back then I was in high school, and only put a quarter tank at a time lol
My 2012 venza with this engine burning oil
@@joshveeratwal6885 1zz-fe is 1.8L and wasn't in the Venza. Venza of that year had 1ar-fe 2.7L i4 or 2gr-fe 3.5L v6
Yup. My 2010 Scion engine blew up. 1000. Mi. Yup still setting in my back yard. And yes we did all the oil changes Tuned it up.
Your the man Scotty!
@@j_freed *re
You have a video for a 2015 Toyota Tacoma to replace a rear differential lock selection switch
Had the oil problem on my prius... Pcv valve. $10 part. Easy to change out myself. Change it every 2-3 years my friends.
Welp this just talked me out of a hybrid
Scotty, thanks from Alaska, you've saved alot of time and money for my family. Please keep up the good work, despite the incredibly LOUD metal cutting and grinding in the background of some of your recent videos......it must be a Chevy or Dodge scrapyard.
The world is ending
This is a sign
"Paved with Good Intentions"
Who cares I am not worried and you shouldn't be either.
This is a de sign.
Good! I won't bother getting a haircut.
This is a sign of The End Times.
I'm staying in Maine until Tuesday. I have a 2020 Toyota Camry. Before driving it off the rental car parking lot, I took Scotty's advice and revved up my engine. So far I have driven almost twelve miles. It's an overall solid car, it has some differences from my similarly sized VW Passat.
"Technology can be perfectly fine"
*shows Terminators*
I have "1ZZFE". I hope that's good. This car has been great for 119,000 miles. As far as I can tell no oil burning issues, although the low tire pressure light will remain on forever. lol
They should have used the 1.8 liter 1zz in the rav
The Vega was one of the all time great lemons.