How To Change Oil Toyota Highlander 2000-2007 -Jonny DIY
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Step-by-Step How To do a Complete Oil Change on Toyota Highlander 00-07. Includes info for both V6 & 4 Cylinder Models.
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Thanks God for this! Had no idea it was that easy! Been paying over 60 maybe 70 dollars for an oil change when I could have just paid 30 or less to do it myself! Thank u
@@kameronpetok1477 You're very welcome, happy I could help you out. Yes you can save a lot of money over the lifetime of a vehicle by JUST doing oil changes yourself 👍
I have the four cylinder. Easiest oil change ever! Didn't even have to jack up the car. Thank you.
You're welcome, glad to help and nice hearing you got it done 👍
Question, should you pour some oil into the new filter before installing?
Hey thanks! You explained easy enough for a lady to do this herself!
You're welcome, glad I could help you out 👍
Mm dam Johnny, nice oil tips, oo I love how you rub to oil on the O ring lol
Happy to help 👍
Good easy to follow, thank you
@@RobertJl9516 You're welcome! Happy I could help 🙌👍
Sweet and to the point. Thanks!
You're welcome! Glad it helped :)
Immediate thumbs up on the video for risking possible injury to jump "on screen" lmao
😂 thanks man! 👍🏻
Well done, very thorough and to the point…., ❤🤠👍🏽🤙🏾
Thank you 🙌 Happy to help 👍
thank you for the knowledge. I could not find the oil filter
You're welcome, glad to help 👍🏻
thank you!! so easy i will do my own from now on!
You're welcome, glad I could help you 👍
Great video.
Thank you, glad to help 👍
Good video: thank you.
You're welcome, glad it helped you out
33ft lbs on drain plug and make sure you get a new gasket/washer for the drain plug. Thanks you sir!
You're welcome, happy to help 👍 thanks for the torque spec
Every time I change my gasket/washer I get a leak.
Thank you Jonny. Very helpful
You're welcome. Glad to help out 👍
Thumbs up! Great instructions 👌👍
Thank you
You're welcome, glad I could help 👍
Great video. Thanks a lot man
Thanks & you're welcome 👍🏻
Thanks!!
You're welcome! Happy to help 👍
Excellent video. The only thing I would add is how to reset the oil change reminder light, MAINT, on the dash. Subscribed!
Thanks Ed!
Well... How is that done?
@@grizzlyaddams3606 I followed the instruction in this link ruclips.net/video/YrWpB2mXcEg/видео.html for my 2007
Smooth Johnny
Just subscribed to you. You seem to have a very high IQ. A lot of great points. One thing I like to do is shake the oil bottle to keep the additives off the bottle, and in the oil. I've seen a lot, with my own eyes, and in some videos, the additive package of Pennzoil synthetic leave some of the additive package in the bottle with a black substance at the bottom of the bottle.
Thanks for watching Christopher. Good point. I usually shake the bottles out of habit of shaking things haha. I hadnt really thought of the additive separation, but will make sure I'm shaking all from now on. Thanks!
@@JonnyDIY I'm the same way about shaking things. I always have to have something in my hands, whether it be a pen, oil bottle, cell phone, and so on. Thanks for your videos!!
Good video👍 thks
Thanks and you're welcome, glad to help 👍
Gotta reset that oil change reminder on the odometer baby boy.....hold down the odometer button then turn switch to on position and continue holding the button for about 5 seconds untill it reads all 000000
Thanks Bob, due for another oil change this week 👍 will give it a try
You should clarify that the video only applies to the v6 3.3
2000-2003 had the 3.0 v6 and you cannot access the oil filter from under the hood.
Thank you 🙌👍
Cool video
Thank you! 👍
Nice video, well done.
Thanks for watching & commenting Bob! :)
I was hoping there was some secret to removing an oil filter that's too tight. Couldn't get anything to grab at that terrible angle so I keep taking it in to a shop.
Get a Toyota Oil filter socket or a set.
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If you dont want a whole set, go to pepboys, Autozone, o'reillys and get the one that fits just that filter. Check in parking lot to make sure it fits right.
Once you start doing oil changes yourself you usually wont need a wrench, jiffy lube type places always over tighten them 👍🏻
Ill use big huge channel lock pliers to loosen stuck filters too
A Man
If you can hammer a bar through the oil filter then use that to turn it that works
I noticed at the end he said something about oil cycle ?! Do you have to take it back somewhere ?
Yes I was talking about recycling the old used oil you drained. You can recycle at a lot of auto parts stores for free
Jonny DIY they pay you for this ? What’s the point of recycling it ?
No they dont pay you. Its just so you can get rid of it. They recycle it so it doesnt end up in a landfill or water source.
Jonny DIY ohhhhhh lol, that was dumb to ask ! I see I see my bad
Thank you, Jonny. Just what I needed to know to do my sweetie's '07 Highlander. And thank you for the insightful tips. Just subscribed. Happy New Year!
george
You're welcome, glad to help 👍 Happy New Year! 🥳
What is the size of that oil filter?
I just know the part number is 3614 for the filter
Does it need to be on a slant with the ramps for it to drain correctly?
No you dont need to use ramps, just makes it easier to squeeze under and do the job 👍🏻
Do you get much spillage when removing the oil filter?
No not too much. Just put a pan under when pulling the filter and give it a quick wipe down under where filter is, as it drips a little
@@JonnyDIY thanks mate
Lol...great start to the vid :)))
Thank you 😂👍
Did you put the new oil filter on.?
Of course. Think around 3:07 😀👍
I’m guessing driver side pan is transmission huh? Probably only need to make that mistake once
Yes that's the transmission pan. It uses a different drain bolt though to alert you so you won't confuse it 👍
no new crush washer?
Yeah for sure, replace it. Can sometimes reuse them a couple times, depends. Not sure if I did on this one. I have a bag of them now, so I usually replace every time 👍
Where did you get those ramps
Walmart, but Harbor Freight has some good metal ones too. I also have a video on building some too. How to make easy diy car ramps. Link below
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4 years and only 470 likes but 40k views?
It's all good lol 👍
Probably not the best idea to crack the oil filter while running the car
I just break the seal loosening it so when it's hot it unscrews off easily 👍
You forgot to change the oil plug gasket.
Yes change the "crush washer" or it will sometimes leak.
Not necessary at all,look at it,it is visual if it is bad you change it.i use teflon washer now.
Not necessary but good practice to replace the gasket after each oil change.
You should visually check it, but I never change unless it is damaged or leaking. I have never had to change mine.
when I took my Corolla to the dealer they charge me for a brand new plug each oil change! Young and trusting at the time. Now change my own oil and not to be cheated. Today did my "Highlander" (Kluger in Australia) because it is due.
Shouldn’t check your oil while you are on ramps
Good catch thanks, I forgot to mention/show that, probably in hurry since was dark 😆🤦♂️
Who else deals dumb after watching how easy it was🤔
Things most always seem more difficult then they are until you do it or see how its done 👍
Those ramps kill people
I always put jackstands in addition to ramps now. I dont trust ramps, but the solid wood ones I made 👍
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Northern California 🤙