How To Change The Oil On Toyota Sienna - 2007 and UP
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2020
- For more information or a written out step by step you can stop by thediyguy.net/2020/08/how-to-c... . A video on how to change the oil on a Toyota Sienna. We will be showing you on a 2011 but it should work up till the current year Sienna.
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Torque spec for the housing is 25 Newton-meters, which is a little over 18 foot-pounds.
Fortunately you used the ol imaginary torque wrench and that works better in this instance. Good video, thanks.
thank you for this video, it was very helpful
Thanks for the video. I had just purchased a 2010 Sienna, and doing the research on typical maintenance items. I also have a 2008 Tundra that has the same oil filter type, and I learned from this video I had been doing the filter wrong, which I had figured as I've ALWAYS made a mess from the filter. I didn't know what I had been using to remove the housing was actually the drain plug for the filter.
Well done video. No fluff, no filler…
Nice job on the video. I wish you would do a video on how DIYers can safely lift the car in their garage with a floor jack and 2 jack stands. No one shows this!
Nice step-by-step instructions without any unnecessary bull shit. Straight to the point! ThAnKs!
Seriously? Over 4 minutes in and he's barely getting to am actual oil change.
Beautifully orchestrated audio and video instructions for doing this oil change. It was a pleasure to watch.
I believe Toyota went back to spin on filters with the 2019 or '20 models of Camry and RAV 4, and possibly others . Not sure if that happened with Sienna. My guess that they did this was that folks were properly disgusted with the propitiatory canister paper element approach for having to previously been able to use spin on filters, which was easier.
Thanks. I hadn’t changed this type before. Unfortunately my filter plug was seized to the casing so had to pull it off as a unit. Minor mess. All good. Cheers.
Same here. I just left mine as one piece. It’s obviously so tight that it’s not gonna leak. And it’s not much messier.
Same!
Excellent! Every RUclips instructional should be like this. Unfortunately for me, I've DOUBLE FAILED doing this on my 2019 Sienna. After doing everything properly, the oil leaked like from a sieve where the filter housing seats against the bottom of the engine when I started it up. Pulled it out again, all o-rings, filter and everything checked out/properly installed . . . so put in a new filter, o-rings, oil, and it happened again! So checked with the dealer to give them a heads-up that I may have it towed over to have them to figure it out. Will check one more time to see if the housing isn't cracked, as the the last time it was done by the dealer, they tightened the plug AND housing so tight I needed a breaker bar to unscrew both! I am an experienced mechanic on both Toyotas and motorcycles, so I don't think it's me. Followed the above instructions (and manual) to the letter. Ready to pull what's left of my hair out!
YES, turns out the filter was cracked from being over-torqued at the dealer! They admitted no wrong doing, of course. NEVER let the dealer work on your vehicle if you can avoid it! If they can screw up something as simple as an oil change . . .
Yeah some time we cannot trust people’s like that
@@salttram1 i just cracked mine and it's never been to the dealer. I knew i was in trouble when i had to reach for my breaker bar. i think toyota treats these as consumables. lol
Thanks!
Daaaaamn son great job ....
My filter canister does not have the drain plug or the small O ring. I guess I’m skipping that part? I think I got it. Thanks for the video
Thanks buddy appreciate it
Do you always have to change the drain plug gasket? Also, where do you get the drain plug gasket?
Thanks for the video. I wanted to make sure I was doing it right. Had to use an impact wrench to get the filter housing loose after a 3 foot breaker bar wouldn't do the job! First time using an impact wrench on an oil filter for me. He-man must have tightened it last oil change.
Proper tightening is "smidge" past hand tight when the seal bottoms out by hand....maye only 1/16 a turn more (yes!...maybe seen as 1/8" travel on the OD of the can !!). . I'm sure oil monkeys go maybe 1/4 or 1/2 turn more.
Thanks excellent video
Thanks for this interesting helpful video.
Thank you for your help. 😊
I love it
Only videos that showed how to replace the small gasket.
How many quart of oil Sir?
I had 2008 Sienna Toyota is the same 2012?
Thx
the 2021's went back to a spin on type filter.
It says 6.4 quarts but you only pour 5 quart (or 5 bottle and a little on the 6 bottle). Is it suppose to be 6 quart bottle and then .4 quart? Or am I counting the bottle you pour wrong? Unless each bottle pour is 1.5 quart then its correct.
What if my oil pan is full of oil and grime?!! where is the leak? thx
CHECK OIL GRADE UPDATE! it appears Toyota upgraded this gen of sienna to 5w-30 from 0w20
30 FT LBS??????? More like 30 Inch lbs
Hello My 2007toyota shes in need of an oil change an Imma do it. I have socket wrenchs but not that cylinder one. yet
imma try to figure it put
What is the cylinder size of Cap wrech?
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NEVER....NEVER.....use the 3'8 drive recess to RFEMOVE the housing....you can BREAK or ROUND OUT the drive area of the tool. USE the 27mm HEX that surrounds the 3/8 drive FOR REMOVAL. More robust. However, you CAN use the 3/8 hex to INSTALL the unit. Hint---> The spec tightness to install is 18.5 ft/lbs ( 25NM)...and beyond bottominig it out by hand, that value is AT MOST another 1/16th turn. Minor. Most oil change guys, the Toyota shops included.....go WAY too tight.
Nice! Thank you!