I work a lot as an IT consultant for several Toyota/Ford locations. When I walk through the service bays, I'm always amazed to see mechanics leaning, sitting on, scraping up against customer cars. I bought a 2018 Toyota and had to take it to the dealer for the first several maintenance routines. Finally had to do my own oil change on it and found that the mechanics had stripped out 2 bolts for my skid plate, and over torqued the oil filter housing. If you haven't heard, the oil filter housings on the newer Lexus's and Toyota's are over torqued often and it results in a cracked housing etc. Can't really get anything done right anymore. Makes it really hard to trust anyone working on your car... Just feel more comfortable when you know it's been done right or at least when you know you f'd something up and need to fix it correctly.
You win brother. The more chatter in the comments the better. Anways thank you for sharing. I own a 2015 is250 as well. Doing my oil change now. Appreciate you.
The dude shows how to do an oil change and all you guys bitch about is it doesn't cost $400 to do an oil change. Who gives a shit how much you pay, no one does. Thanks for the video man.
I would recommend the owner to look at the invoice to see what he got done. My 15 IS250 oil changes were $89 in PHX, and that's including a breakfast spread lol. Still a great video if anyone wanted to learn.
The Small o-ring is for the drain plug thats on the filter housing bottom if its vertical on some Toyota engines. ITS NOT suppose the be inside under the filter element!! At 2:45 there is a grow where the small o-ring normally sits and normally there is threads in the middel for a plug. Dident it come with a plastic tube in the filter kit? if so that for draining the filter housing before removel.
@@QuanTran-vv6mf not necessarily, im in Dallas, i have a friend who bought her lexus at this "upscale" dealership (Sewell) and they charge $400 for a "full service" which is literally just an oil change, fluid level check, tire fill, wheel & brake check which she could get done at any quick lube place for less than ⅛ of that cost. ridiculous, then again, it's mostly frequented by people who didn't have to finance the car.
Pretty damn good video sir. As you jacked it up I was thinking wonder where the jack points are, then you answered. Oil change/ filter done I thought about the maintenance light. You did that too. Always nice to find a complete video.
I doubt it was really $400 but well done. Certainly beats the video of the guy who tried to use his Hoover to suck the oil out. One little tip though...take off a tire and slide it underneath your vehicle while you are that far underneath it as those jack stand locations are pretty narrow and could easily shimmy away if you start yanking on the filter with any kind of force.
Surprised that they changed the jacking point on the 3IS. On the 2IS there was an area on the subframe you could use and even that took the entire length of my jack to get to. I'm glad they changed the under panels to a better design... now you don't have to bend the oil cover out of the way anymore. After scraping the bottom a couple times being lowered I've had to use zip ties on some places since the mounting points on the cover were destroyed.
Tired of asking if they have appts on Saturday. I’ll do it myself. I work a lot and don’t have time to sit at dealership with 20 other people in the morning.
@@aquamayne8168 I know what he meant but it still makes no difference whether your change the oil filter first or drain the oil pan first. In fact it may be best to have both the oil plug on the oil pan off and the filter off at the same time. Some change their oil filter first when their drain pan is empty. That way if they accidentally drop the old oil filter in the drain pan full of used oil it doesn't make a huge mess.
There’s another plug that is screwed onto the oil filter housing that is used along with a plastic drain tube to drain the oil from the filter that second o ring is sandwich between that plug and filter housing
I Will stick do the oil change on a Lexus dealership because in Sweden we got something Lexus call Lexus quality warranty IF You buy a used Lexus.. i dont know how you in USA have it..
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What kind of dealership and oil? Cause a bottle of synthetic 0w-20 is already 69 bucks (when not on sale) and 10 bucks for oil filter...n not including labour. The car also takes at least 6 quarts n one bottle has like 5.45l or something like that which means u need an extra 1 quart bottle (10-15 bucks). You already already 90 bucks in.
I agree, it should be in that range. The owner of the IS250 was quoted $400. It might be due to his location, but he was smart enough to do it himself.
I would pour in a little clean oil whilst the drain plug is out and sump empty as it'll get any dirt/sludge from the bottom.I do this all the time and my 2002 Yaris 87.000m (UK) takes 3.7L £26 Magnatec 5/30 oil (Supermarket sale) and £5.50 Blue print oil filter (Amazon) and it still drives smooth n awesome.Respect from the UK.
You are wasting your money if you change it every 3,000 miles with fully synthetic engine oil. You can easily go 5,000-7,500 miles like many others have been doing.
How often do I need to change oil to my Lexus 250 ?? Is it every 6000 miles??? Or is it EVERY YEAR ?? ( because I drove only 3000 miles a year) thanks 🙏
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO . I HAVE A 2014 LEXUS IS 250 F SPORT ! ORLANDO LEXUS CHARGE AROUND $80 FOR OIL CHANGE, THERE SERVICE IS AMAZING. THEY GOT FOOD, DRINKS AND OTHER STUFF. I I TAKE IT TO THE TOYOTA DEALER USUALLY COST $60 , BUT MOST OF THE TIMES THEY HAVE S $20 OFF COUPON IN THERE WEB PAGE ( $40 FOR SINTETIC OIL CHANGE). I KNOW OTHER DEALERS LIKE BMW, MERCEDES BENZ THEY CHARGE A LOT MORE💵💵💵💵💵! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME TO SHOW US HOW TO DO IT AT HOME 😉! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎁 EVERYONE 🙋🏻♂️😇🙏🏻.
$250 for part one and then like $300 for part 2 is what they wanted to charge me back when i used to own a 2013 bmw 550xi. I said no thank you and had a family friend do it for me. Spent like $60 for everything.
It has enough friction to stay on. If it falls off, it's not going any where because of the undertray. The owner wanted to keep it there for next time.
is250 do they a dual injection system brother? like is300 because i have heard that these had a carbon build up problem, i am thinking of buying one. Thanks
The 4GR is still just direct injected. They improved the design of the pistons to reduce blowby around 2011 iirc, but since it still lacks port injection like the 2GR in the IS350 it may be prone to carbon buildup as well.
It’s cost me $125 at the dealership for my oil change 2016 IS 350 fsport. I should have done myself much cheaper. I never knew they have special tool to take the filter out for my Lexus.
That's funny... I take my old ladies A4 to the Lexus dealership where she bought it because they are cheaper than me changing it myself. They started doing her boxster as well. Crown Lexus only charges me $40 for the full synthetic, I actually bring in my own filter, they wouldn't charge any more though, and they wouldn't give a discount either so... But still, cheaper than doing it myself. You're in LA right? I'm in San Bernardino. If you really are interested in a manual conversion for your hatch, I have a gsr trans, all the linkage, and the hasport kit, you just have to come grab it. It's just taking up space right now, it's easier to give away than to sell. Was planning a b18c swap, ended up going k... You will have to get an manual ecu as well, sorry I don't have one at the moment. If you want to get crazy, I have a quaife sequential trans that I bought for that transmission as well. I wish I could afford to be as generous with it as the trans, but it probably cost more than your new hatch, but I will give you a hell of a price on it if you were interested in it.
Yeah, each dealer seems to have there own pricing and service. Still deciding on direction to take this car. I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the offer.
Are you sure there wasn't another cost like a 4 year maintenance service on top of the oil change? $400 is semitruck or supercar territory. That just seems so much for only an oil change.
777aterial they charge me 160 for my Lexus at Lexus of Sacramento and 500 for my Mercedes at Mercedes Benz of Sacramento .....so I just bought car ramps and do them myself
@@kingdrosive4102 That's a really good price. I can't even get the Oil and Filter needed at $60 when I do the work myself lol. I've been using Mobil 1 because that's what the local dealer was using. Recently updated to Amsoil as mileage is getting up there.
@@leroylombera9766 the sparks. Will take an hour or more depending. On how pissed off you get...the oil change is like a 1 to be honest...the hardest part I guess is jacking the car up. LOL.
$400 really? I assume that cost at dealership includes some other services. DIY Cost usually below $50 on my lexus and subaru, but it costs more than double at dealership because other components will get inspected/lubed as well. I also get a chance to sit in/test drive new car while waiting at dealership.
I took my Acura to a Honda dealership for an oil change for $40. Funny thing is that they tried to charge me $60 to change my filters a 1-2 minute Job lol, so I politely told them to fuck off.
Appreciate the nice video, but please don't scare us. I am about to buy my first Lexus and part of it is because it is cheaper to maintain than German cars!
I’d much rather pay $100 to get this done at the dealership. It’s only like $20 more than doing it yourself. Also, who the hell wants to jack up their OWN car when it’s 95 degrees outside???
You kind of half did the filter changed didn’t show small O RING and didn’t show the plastic piece on the inside with the spring could have been better video
Lol whats funny about it? Is because its toyota? Fyi they last long as long as you really take care of em.. even i have tons of money i will not buy those crap bmw mercedes jaguar etc
I work a lot as an IT consultant for several Toyota/Ford locations. When I walk through the service bays, I'm always amazed to see mechanics leaning, sitting on, scraping up against customer cars. I bought a 2018 Toyota and had to take it to the dealer for the first several maintenance routines. Finally had to do my own oil change on it and found that the mechanics had stripped out 2 bolts for my skid plate, and over torqued the oil filter housing. If you haven't heard, the oil filter housings on the newer Lexus's and Toyota's are over torqued often and it results in a cracked housing etc. Can't really get anything done right anymore. Makes it really hard to trust anyone working on your car... Just feel more comfortable when you know it's been done right or at least when you know you f'd something up and need to fix it correctly.
You win brother. The more chatter in the comments the better. Anways thank you for sharing. I own a 2015 is250 as well. Doing my oil change now. Appreciate you.
The dude shows how to do an oil change and all you guys bitch about is it doesn't cost $400 to do an oil change. Who gives a shit how much you pay, no one does. Thanks for the video man.
Exactly what I was thinking when reading these comments. Not enough likes for what this guy did in this video.
I would recommend the owner to look at the invoice to see what he got done. My 15 IS250 oil changes were $89 in PHX, and that's including a breakfast spread lol. Still a great video if anyone wanted to learn.
The Small o-ring is for the drain plug thats on the filter housing bottom if its vertical on some Toyota engines. ITS NOT suppose the be inside under the filter element!!
At 2:45 there is a grow where the small o-ring normally sits and normally there is threads in the middel for a plug. Dident it come with a plastic tube in the filter kit? if so that for draining the filter housing before removel.
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
Best video I’ve seen by far! Doing my oil change tomorrow morning
I have an IS250 and only charges $40 at the dealer for mine. Also had an IS300 and they charged the same amount...$400 for an LFA maybe.
Every dealer may charge differently. That's what the owner told me about the local dealership and we did it ourselves.
Parker is right, and u must be smoking crack to believe the owner paid 400
Dealer wants to charge me $280 for my 2015 F-Sport IS 250 in SoCal
@@QuanTran-vv6mf not necessarily, im in Dallas, i have a friend who bought her lexus at this "upscale" dealership (Sewell) and they charge $400 for a "full service" which is literally just an oil change, fluid level check, tire fill, wheel & brake check which she could get done at any quick lube place for less than ⅛ of that cost. ridiculous, then again, it's mostly frequented by people who didn't have to finance the car.
Othéra Flores hmm they charge my friend 2014 is350 around $70 for oil change and idk why people would pay over $100 for just an oil change
In west palm beach Florida oil and filter change at Lexus IS250 cost 150$
Pretty damn good video sir. As you jacked it up I was thinking wonder where the jack points are, then you answered. Oil change/ filter done I thought about the maintenance light. You did that too. Always nice to find a complete video.
What’s the smaller gasket for??
I have a 2019 is250 my oil change on Saturday is 60$ at the dealership don't know where you get your info from
New car should not be paying for oil change 1st 2 yrs but everyone has to make money!
Omar Arriaga they don’t make 2019 is 250
stargateonly *I don’t trust the techs for an oil change, i do my own cause i know it’s perfect.*
Lexus of Sacramento 160 .... this dude must live in New York City or San Francisco haha
I doubt it was really $400 but well done. Certainly beats the video of the guy who tried to use his Hoover to suck the oil out. One little tip though...take off a tire and slide it underneath your vehicle while you are that far underneath it as those jack stand locations are pretty narrow and could easily shimmy away if you start yanking on the filter with any kind of force.
Surprised that they changed the jacking point on the 3IS. On the 2IS there was an area on the subframe you could use and even that took the entire length of my jack to get to. I'm glad they changed the under panels to a better design... now you don't have to bend the oil cover out of the way anymore. After scraping the bottom a couple times being lowered I've had to use zip ties on some places since the mounting points on the cover were destroyed.
Good to know. Thanks.
@@GTContenti wish people stop confusion people on jack points
Those Jackstand points are scary
Those stands were on the highest settings I've ever seen so high wow
Amazing right lol
The car was levitating 🕴
$135 for a complete service, rotate tires, check filters etc.. At Dealer
My oil reaches to the 2nd dot on my dipstick should I be concerned?
The 2nd dot is full, the 1st dot is low
@@aquamayne8168 Thank you sir..
Tired of asking if they have appts on Saturday. I’ll do it myself. I work a lot and don’t have time to sit at dealership with 20 other people in the morning.
Special key ??
Why isn’t this included with the car if need to change your oil ?
Thanks for thevideo but why did you change the filter first ??
make sure you drain the oil from the engine before you remove the filter or your gonna have a mess
Yes. We didn't run into that issue, but it would be a good idea.
Why? What difference does it make?
@@njsongwriter i think he meant drain from the oil pan before you remove the filter
@@aquamayne8168
I know what he meant but it still makes no difference whether your change the oil filter first or drain the oil pan first. In fact it may be best to have both the oil plug on the oil pan off and the filter off at the same time.
Some change their oil filter first when their drain pan is empty. That way if they accidentally drop the old oil filter in the drain pan full of used oil it doesn't make a huge mess.
Could this be done with a ramp? Instead of jack and stands.
If you have enough clearance, it will be fine.
What was the second "O" ring for? There were 2 in the box.
Maybe the oil pan plug? I was wondering the same
There’s another plug that is screwed onto the oil filter housing that is used along with a plastic drain tube to drain the oil from the filter that second o ring is sandwich between that plug and filter housing
I Will stick do the oil change on a Lexus dealership because in Sweden we got something Lexus call Lexus quality warranty IF You buy a used Lexus.. i dont know how you in USA have it..
$80 at the dealership i work at, click bait title
Is that a Toyota dealer or Lexus dealer?
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What kind of dealership and oil? Cause a bottle of synthetic 0w-20 is already 69 bucks (when not on sale) and 10 bucks for oil filter...n not including labour. The car also takes at least 6 quarts n one bottle has like 5.45l or something like that which means u need an extra 1 quart bottle (10-15 bucks). You already already 90 bucks in.
LOL OK which Lexus dealer do you work at? And what type of oil and filter?
hi sir i want to ask about the type of front differential oil (AWD models) is 250 AWD 2015 ??
Hey quick question when you came in from the side with the first jack where exactly did you jack up from thanks so much
Also are the bolts resting on the jack stands or where exactly are they sitting
Do you have the awd or rwd version? i heard that the awd takes more oil... i wonder why tho?
how often?
$400 for an oil change dunno where you got that info from, but most full synthetic oil changes are usually $40-$90 around my area.
I agree, it should be in that range. The owner of the IS250 was quoted $400. It might be due to his location, but he was smart enough to do it himself.
I was charged $180 from Lexus. Toyota was around $70 if I remember correctly. I now do it myself
I would pour in a little clean oil whilst the drain plug is out and sump empty as it'll get any dirt/sludge from the bottom.I do this all the time and my 2002 Yaris 87.000m (UK) takes 3.7L £26 Magnatec 5/30 oil (Supermarket sale) and £5.50 Blue print oil filter (Amazon) and it still drives smooth n awesome.Respect from the UK.
Nice vid! Are you planning on doing a video about carbon buildup cleaning?
Thanks! I'll have to check with the owner if he has this issue.
Unless you drive that 2.5 like a lunatic it will have a ton of carbon buildup.
Hello,
What is the little o-ring for?
There was a "drain" at the end of the oil filter housing which was available on other units. This one didn't have it.
*I can do it myself and save $50 but I’ll just take it to valvoline and they check and top off all my fluids no extra charge*
Has the small O-ring at 2:15 to be mounted anywhere?
Not required in this case.
@@GTContent Thanks for replying!
great video I think I could do that, do you know if the oil change is similar on the Lexus is250? thanks
I'm not sure
Hey GT u don’t need a new oil filter cover u just need the new filter itself?
Yes, just the filter.
Damn! A $400 oil change... My Acura gest it's oil changes for $40 at a Honda dealer!
Where does the smaller o-ring go?
Some filter housings have a drain bolt for the small o-ring.
Do you know how often we can change the oil? I’ve usually done it every 5k but I heard you can go long as 10k. I have a 2015 Is250
Depends on the environment. I'd recommend 3,000 miles or factory recommendation.
You are wasting your money if you change it every 3,000 miles with fully synthetic engine oil. You can easily go 5,000-7,500 miles like many others have been doing.
Been doing this for years. I use the best oil and filters because I save millions not going to the stealership.
Can you remove the filter cap with a swivel 3/4 style wrench
How often do I need to change oil to my Lexus 250 ??
Is it every 6000 miles???
Or is it EVERY YEAR ??
( because I drove only 3000 miles a year) thanks 🙏
5k miles or I believe every every 6 months whatever comes 1st
Once a year unless it's under warranty then it may be every 6 months.
Thank you sir.. i save tons of money... more power to you channel
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO . I HAVE A 2014 LEXUS IS 250 F SPORT ! ORLANDO LEXUS CHARGE AROUND $80 FOR OIL CHANGE, THERE SERVICE IS AMAZING. THEY GOT FOOD, DRINKS AND OTHER STUFF. I I TAKE IT TO THE TOYOTA DEALER USUALLY COST $60 , BUT MOST OF THE TIMES THEY HAVE S $20 OFF COUPON IN THERE WEB PAGE ( $40 FOR SINTETIC OIL CHANGE). I KNOW OTHER DEALERS LIKE BMW, MERCEDES BENZ THEY CHARGE A LOT MORE💵💵💵💵💵! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME TO SHOW US HOW TO DO IT AT HOME 😉! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎁 EVERYONE 🙋🏻♂️😇🙏🏻.
$250 for part one and then like $300 for part 2 is what they wanted to charge me back when i used to own a 2013 bmw 550xi. I said no thank you and had a family friend do it for me. Spent like $60 for everything.
I noticed you left the oil filter tool on. Won't it eventually fall off from driving? What is securing it?
It has enough friction to stay on. If it falls off, it's not going any where because of the undertray. The owner wanted to keep it there for next time.
@@GTContent I see. Thanks for the reply.
$120 oil change at Lexus dealerships in Las Vegas. $400 for full maintenance
is250 do they a dual injection system brother? like is300 because i have heard that these had a carbon build up problem, i am thinking of buying one. Thanks
So it has both port and direct injection?
The 4GR is still just direct injected. They improved the design of the pistons to reduce blowby around 2011 iirc, but since it still lacks port injection like the 2GR in the IS350 it may be prone to carbon buildup as well.
@GTcontent can i jack up the car where you put the jack stands?
You can.
It’s cost me $125 at the dealership for my oil change 2016 IS 350 fsport. I should have done myself much cheaper. I never knew they have special tool to take the filter out for my Lexus.
That's funny... I take my old ladies A4 to the Lexus dealership where she bought it because they are cheaper than me changing it myself. They started doing her boxster as well. Crown Lexus only charges me $40 for the full synthetic, I actually bring in my own filter, they wouldn't charge any more though, and they wouldn't give a discount either so... But still, cheaper than doing it myself.
You're in LA right? I'm in San Bernardino. If you really are interested in a manual conversion for your hatch, I have a gsr trans, all the linkage, and the hasport kit, you just have to come grab it. It's just taking up space right now, it's easier to give away than to sell. Was planning a b18c swap, ended up going k... You will have to get an manual ecu as well, sorry I don't have one at the moment.
If you want to get crazy, I have a quaife sequential trans that I bought for that transmission as well. I wish I could afford to be as generous with it as the trans, but it probably cost more than your new hatch, but I will give you a hell of a price on it if you were interested in it.
Yeah, each dealer seems to have there own pricing and service.
Still deciding on direction to take this car. I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the offer.
San Bernardino doesn’t have any real dealerships 😂
Idk mine at the dealer in today’s price was $100… that’s not bad at all especially at the legitimate dealer.
Are you sure there wasn't another cost like a 4 year maintenance service on top of the oil change? $400 is semitruck or supercar territory. That just seems so much for only an oil change.
777aterial they charge me 160 for my Lexus at Lexus of Sacramento and 500 for my Mercedes at Mercedes Benz of Sacramento .....so I just bought car ramps and do them myself
$400😂 My dealer charges me $60.00 in Colorado
What brand and type of oil?
Bobsnarls I believe the bottle they use is called Toyota/Lexus genuine oil 5w30...but I think thats code for Mobil 1 oil.
Bobsnarls dealership’s pretty far from where I live so I’ll somethings go to Radom places for oil change and use pennzoil
@@kingdrosive4102
That's a really good price. I can't even get the Oil and Filter needed at $60 when I do the work myself lol. I've been using Mobil 1 because that's what the local dealer was using. Recently updated to Amsoil as mileage is getting up there.
Great job
Dude this car is easy. I have a 2014...takes me 12 mins to do the oil...the part where it takes me an hour is the spark plugs.
On a scale of 1 to 10 how difficult is it? I gotta do mine soon on my is250. 😬
@@leroylombera9766 the sparks. Will take an hour or more depending. On how pissed off you get...the oil change is like a 1 to be honest...the hardest part I guess is jacking the car up. LOL.
Perfect! Thank you!
what do you do with the leftover oil?
Drop it off at your local auto parts store/recycler.
How much was the oil filter tool?
Not sure, he had it already. Check the part number I gave in the video online.
$4.44 at your local Walmart probably $15 at your local autozone or Napa
$24.95
Fresno Lexus $150 for synthetic oil change
Thank you brother
Oh and my dealership does them for $155 on this same car. Ridiculous.
Is it a Good FIRST car
Yes. Just pricey.
How many miles do you replace your oil? Like 6-7 thousand?
I do ours every 5,000 miles.
If you have long commutes daily i would go as low as 3000, if its just to get you around town 5000-7000 is good.
400?! Please. This is why I never going to dealership. 60 dollars synthetic oil at local garage mechanic.
Classic Toyota of Tyler Texas will change the oil on my Lexus for 80 bucks and that's full synthetic
Its seriously $400? I remember when working at the dealer changing oil was like $79 or something i believe and $39.95 for tire rotate?
They quoted him $400. That is why we did it ourselves and saved that $$$$$.
Yeah dealer try up sale a lot thing that you dont need so it will be around $400..
Thanks brotha
Thanks for this video. Very helpful.
$400 really? I assume that cost at dealership includes some other services. DIY Cost usually below $50 on my lexus and subaru, but it costs more than double at dealership because other components will get inspected/lubed as well. I also get a chance to sit in/test drive new car while waiting at dealership.
They quoted him $400. That is why we did it ourselves and saved that $$$$$.
I took my Acura to a Honda dealership for an oil change for $40. Funny thing is that they tried to charge me $60 to change my filters a 1-2 minute Job lol, so I politely told them to fuck off.
🤣
@@GTContent what is that?
@@runningcoyote3897 laughing at your comment "so, I politely told them to fuck off".
@@GTContent it looks like a rectangle with an X
Hmmm. Not sure what happened. It was just an lol rolling emoticon.
$200 at the dealerships by me. I still rather do it myself.
Holy shit that was lit!!🔥
I have had my Lexus for over 6 yrs and took it to Toyota dealership for cost of $70 per oil change..........no need to take it to Lexus dealership
*$400 FOR OIL CHANGE??!! Where the Hell ARE YOU GOING?*
Lexus dealership by me charges around 400. They add bullshit like xPoint inspection/tire rotation.
@@johnringo1271 and battery 🔋replacement 🤣🤣
Looks like the car was tilted the opposite direction of the drain plug.....
Karreil2525 he only drained 1 quart 😂
Appreciate the nice video, but please don't scare us. I am about to buy my first Lexus and part of it is because it is cheaper to maintain than German cars!
I got a 2016 is 300 recently and i absolutely love it!
@@aquamayne8168 congrats, I also 2015 IS250 and love it
Thanks
Please go to Pep Boys for your future oil changes.
Damn 6.8 quarts
Aye quick question, what’s your ethnicity? I don’t even know how to use that word in a sentence 😂😂
Damn! Walmart charges $8 for labor. Lol!!!
Lol at the title
👍🤝
sheesh thats wild...
Never heard of 400 but ok
I’d much rather pay $100 to get this done at the dealership. It’s only like $20 more than doing it yourself. Also, who the hell wants to jack up their OWN car when it’s 95 degrees outside???
Do it yourself... be a man... (lol I’m only kidding, the only reason I’ll be doing it myself is for fun)
Clickbait. No one pays $400 for an oil change.
$400 for Toyota oil change?? bullshit
You kind of half did the filter changed didn’t show small O RING and didn’t show the plastic piece on the inside with the spring could have been better video
Because this filter is mounted horizontally, it does not have an oil filter drainplug so the smaller o-ring & drain tool does not get used.
@@njsongwriter thanks
Oil filter should be made in USA
Or Japan
I believe it is.
Great dyi..a little click bait on price at a shop 😆 great video otherwise 😀
Its not a lfa or rcf so 40 to 60 bucks most.. lmao
wouldn't matter if it was either of those or a base 250. oil is oil.
Haha. People don’t realize that this car is just a luxury corolla.
🤣
It says "Lexus" on the side. Let's mark it up $20k.
I think they’re different enough not to say that. But I get the point
tigerbiterhater that’s the good thing of buying a Lexus, not only do you get luxury but you also get Toyota reliability 👍
Lol whats funny about it? Is because its toyota? Fyi they last long as long as you really take care of em.. even i have tons of money i will not buy those crap bmw mercedes jaguar etc
Dealership is nothing but scammers and overpricing. The car cleaning is even worse depending but overall bad.
That oil filter had two o rings, what’s the smaller one for?
There was a small drain on some (earlier?) OEM filter housings. This one didn't have it.