Hold it with an oil filter wrench while you loosen the drain plug. That's all it is. To replace the filter you still have to remove the filter housing.
Ok..Good Video..May I suggest a few great tips....Always use the Toyota/Lexus Oil Canister Adapter Socket for removal/ Installation..With new O-Rings..Use Red Wheel Bearing Grease on threads and rings on that canister housing..It will seal and protect..There is a torque setting from the factory on everything..Just snug the housing as you install..It will seat itself and you will see and hear a factory metal clip click it place..Just like putting the oil drain plug..Clean it..New washer..Little bit of grease..Snug it in..No torque wrench..Watch people snap a bolt or fixture following every torque spec...Head bolts/Rods/Mains/etc. yes torque..Keep it Simple Stud..Carry On.......
Excellent video. I wish Lexus vehicles can be simple in doing oil changes. P.S: you sound like the former NBA player JJ Reddick. Your voice is very similar to him hehehe
So on those Toyota/Lexus oil canisters don’t remove that center piece. The only reason for doing so is to insert that stupid plastic “tool” (that only works about 10% of the time) to partially drain the oil out of the canister. Talk to any Toyota/Lexus mechanic and they will tell you the same thing which is to leave it alone and don’t remove that cap. Instead, just clean up the little oil mess. Just use the proper oil filter tool to remove and install the filter housing.
I love that you are teaching the young one proper man skills.
I appreciate that!
I believe all man should know how to do the basic of all car work.
Great Video,... but you didn't explain HOW to reset "Maintenance required" light in DASH if on. !
You are doing the right thing... especially all the cleaning of the parts...
So I looked it up and apparently online I’m assuming from the Lexus dealership it says to use 30pounds for the filter
Hold it with an oil filter wrench while you loosen the drain plug. That's all it is. To replace the filter you still have to remove the filter housing.
Hi, how many Mileage to oil change 2008 lexus rx350 ? Thank you for your reply 🙏 😊
No idea
Ok..Good Video..May I suggest a few great tips....Always use the Toyota/Lexus Oil Canister Adapter Socket for removal/ Installation..With new O-Rings..Use Red Wheel Bearing Grease on threads and rings on that canister housing..It will seal and protect..There is a torque setting from the factory on everything..Just snug the housing as you install..It will seat itself and you will see and hear a factory metal clip click it place..Just like putting the oil drain plug..Clean it..New washer..Little bit of grease..Snug it in..No torque wrench..Watch people snap a bolt or fixture following every torque spec...Head bolts/Rods/Mains/etc. yes torque..Keep it Simple Stud..Carry On.......
Thank you
Thanks for the video! Got it done today 🙏
Hope it helped
Great video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thx, I didn't have a clue👍
oil filter wrench where did you purchase at ?
Excellent video. I wish Lexus vehicles can be simple in doing oil changes.
P.S: you sound like the former NBA player JJ Reddick. Your voice is very similar to him hehehe
Thanks
So on those Toyota/Lexus oil canisters don’t remove that center piece. The only reason for doing so is to insert that stupid plastic “tool” (that only works about 10% of the time) to partially drain the oil out of the canister. Talk to any Toyota/Lexus mechanic and they will tell you the same thing which is to leave it alone and don’t remove that cap. Instead, just clean up the little oil mess. Just use the proper oil filter tool to remove and install the filter housing.
Definitely agree. Waste of time. And another potential leak location
gotta just change that gasket every couple of oil changes i guess
Nice pit! Dam jealous
It was the selling point of the house! Always wanted one!
Was that synthetic oil?
Ah I saw it when you filled it lol.
Yes full synthetic
what size torque wrench are yall using ?
3/8
Amazed at how poor the design is by Lexus...What an absolute mess!