Where can I the following OEM parts for my 2021 Toyota Corolla XSE. 1. Oil Filter 2. Oil 3. Carbon activated cabin air filter 4. Engine filter I do want to use OEM parts. I could not find the carbon cabin filter even on Toyotas website. Also when I do my oil change do I need anything else. Not sure if you do any videos on how to jack up these cars and where to place your jackstands as well as where to place the jack when raising the car up. If so I really need that. Lastly. Do you have any recommendations on a really nice jack. I have also seen jack safety bars that attach to the jack to prevent it from going down.
@@angelad75 Hi Angela! Those parts can easily be obtained from you dealer (and in some cases from the internet) Regarding jacking the car up, I don't use traditional jacks, I use lift system (link in the video description) saves me a ton of time over jack and jackstands and takes little to no space in the garage since it's stored underneath the car. Cheers!
@@RouletteRider Hi R! You can get a copy of the service manual for your vehicle from your dealer or you can get one from an online store (some are one time buys and some are subscription based services) Cheers!
Really well done . Each task described was straight to the point . Identified what was needed that included links in your Description . Explanation and tips were clear .
Don't forget you should start the car and let oil fill the filter and then recheck and also before putting the cover over the bottom start the engine and check for leaks
Not a drip drop of oil on your bare hands after removing the oil filter - I’m impressed & inspired! My 2024 hatchback has 750 miles…chomping at the bit for the first oil change…next week:) 2024 spec calls for 0W-8, but I’m going to 0W-16 since I have some Mobil One. Using factory filter. I enjoy your videos thanks.
I have a Lexus UX200 and have to reference your video here to make sure I turn the nuts and filter the ‘right’ way (since I am upside now looking up). Good video. Helped me get through my oil change today.
Wow some how I'm not surprised, that is also the reason I started to do my own work, can't trust the stealership ugh Here is one of my last visits ruclips.net/video/OtB5IquqE4k/видео.html where some questionable stuff happen or didn't happen LOL Cheers!
You're welcome! Ah yes so far I have not been able obtain a copy of the service manual for the car (since it's too new, this information is dealer level at the moment, should come to TIS soon and then eventually to the masses once Toyota released the service manual for purchase) but once I have it, I will update the video with the information. Cheers!
It’s usually a common practice to prime the oil filter before you install. Hard on this model since it sits sideways but i would of put at least half way.
Hi FedyFedz! While some people do prefill (prime) the oil filter to avoid media shock, however since the service manual doesn't call for this, I don't since I usually just stick the service manual instructions (but thanks for sharing this tip!). Cheers!
Please do not follow the 10,000 mile oil change intervals Toyota recommends. Do not go more than 6000 miles without a oil change. It will only benefit your car. Trust me.
Hi Modi! I would be careful deviating from the service manual scheduled service, I seen some crazy cases where the dealer was quick to deny warranty if the maintenance was not followed to the letter. That being said, now that my Corolla has recently passed it's warranty period, I'm definitely with you as I plan to increase the frequency of my oil changes (While I don't have data to support 10K is too long, I see oil changes as cheap insurance, can you imagine the guys running the 15K extended oils! ouch!) Hope this helps, Cheers!
I hand tightened my oil filter and apparently that wasn't enough. There was a very slight leak through the connection between the oil filter gap and the engine. So I make sure to tighten just a bit more with a tool to ensure no leakage
Hi Delayed Reality! Yep, and since everyone's definition off "tight" can be different (due to not only our personal strength but also our apparent estimate of how tight is tight) I did finally get a copy of the Service Manual, I have added the Torque specs to the video description. Cheers!
فيديو رائع ومفيد...اذا كنت تعيش في بيئة حارة في اريزونا مثلا هل ستستخدم لزوجة زيت 16-0 ؟ انا املك كورولا كروس مصنوعة في الولايات المتحدة وانا اعيش في العراق والصيف هنا طويل وحار جدا تصل الحرارة الى نهاية الاربعينات والخمسينات احيانا فهل استخدم اللزوجة الموصى بها 16-0 ؟
Thank you! Ah regarding using a different viscosity, I would recommend checking your owners manual to confirm if you can use a different weight on areas with extreme climate temperatures. Cheers!
Thanks for all the great Corolla Hatchback videos! I just upgraded the horn on mine to Hella Twin Trumpets with a 30 amp relay. Maybe a good idea for a video.
You could use a 10mm nut driver on those screws for the cover and you forgot to take off the oil drain cap for air flow when draining the oil. Otherwise a very good video.
Just a tip its better to slightly underfill the oil then overfill.When you drain the oil not everything comes out hence you fill exactly factory spec oil you might of overfilled it.Bad on gaskets etc.
Thank you Miroslav! Ah yes sometimes some small amount of gas smell present, however if the smell if strong enough this could indicate a mechanical problem with the engine (over time, after doing many oil changes on different cars, the nose becomes attuned to what is too much gas smell lol) Cheers!
@@AlexAutoFun haha, got it Alex. Thank you for the reply! Mine sometimes smells like gas and increases oil level with a little less than 1 cm from OC to OC. It has 25k kms. We have a cold climate here so I guess it is because of the direct injection and the often start/stop of the hybrid.
Love the video, but the stache is even better ! Did you use a regular jack or did you need a long low profile jack ? Looking for a good spot to put my jack on the 2023 Corrola LE
Thank you Mike! Ah while a standard jack fits, I actually use lift system (link in the video description) saves me a ton of time over jack and jackstands and takes little to no space in the garage since it's stored underneath the car. Cheers!
Hi lego Bond! by the service manual requirement of every 10K miles, that being said now that the car's warranty has just expired, I plan to increase the frequency of the oil changes. Hope this helps, Cheers!
@dimitriosmalatches5522 Hi D! Correct, starting the engine allows to check for oil leaks and also helps to get a better reading as far as oil level (once the engine is off again). I would also recommend following the service manual steps for this process including the oil filter torque spec. Cheers!
Hi Edison! I linked both Valvoline and the Toyota OEM oil in the description. I use Valvoline since I had good results with it on several other cars. I also had good results with Mobil and in another one of my cars I do run OEM oil, I think is more a matter of preference as long as the oil used is top tier and meets the manufacturer spec. The Toyota oil is about double the price than Valvoline or Mobil so that may also be a factor when folks choose oil. Check out the BoBistheOilGuy forums, I think you would enjoy it. Tons of info on oil and oil filters and which one is better. Hope this helps and thanks for watching bud!
Toyota recommends changing the oil and filter on my 2.0 liter, 2022 Corolla Apex every 10K miles. It takes 0W16 full synthetic oil. Do you also recommend oil change every 10K miles? Do you recommend adding BG MOA oil additive?
Hi Chris! I like to follow the intervals recommended by the Toyota service manual for scheduled service, I seen some crazy cases where the dealer was quick to deny warranty if the maintenance was not followed to the letter. That being said, now that my Corolla has recently passed it's warranty period, I'm definitely going to increase the frequency of my oil changes (While I don't have data to support 10K is too long, I see oil changes as cheap insurance) Regarding the BG MOA additive, I have not used it in the past so I can't comment on it's performance (But the same would apply, if you are under warranty I would be careful not to add anything not prescribed by Toyota for now) Hope this helps, Cheers!
Hi Jonathon! Yeah it's common for manufacturers to specify different oil weight depending on the region sold (primarily for the temperature of the geographical location the car will reside in) My car is for the USA region (I'm in California) with the factory manual specifying 0W-16 (I recommend follow your manual if it differs from mine) Hope this helps, Cheers!
My new 2023 Corolla SE recommends 0w-8 oil (in manual and on the engine. I was told Toyota switched from recommending OW-16 to recommending OW-8 midway through the year, same engine, same everything, just recommending OW-8 in the late year models. Should I vary using OW-8 and OW-16 oils, or should I stick with either of the two? Thanks for help in advance.
Hi Tim! I recommend sticking to the oil weight recommended by your owners manual. Remember somethings the oil weight will be different for cars sold in different regions or when there is an update to it (due to better understanding of engine performance and endurance or due to changes internally to the engine that may be not visible to the end customer) Cheers!
I guess you still have to reset the maintenance reminder when doing the oil change correct? Or is there other things to check for when you see the maintenance reminder?
Hi Tommy! Correct, the maintenance reminder can be turned off using the menu options on the dash. Regarding the maintenance items, I follow the service intervals included with the car, if you take a look at that document it will tell you which parts of the car need to be checked or maintained and at what intervals. Cheers!
@@erictharp6095 Thanks Eric, and that reminds me I'm working on bringing the SRT4 back to running condition, the PCM failed on me and I can't pass smog, I'll cover this on a later video we'll see how good the PCM repair goes!
Hi Santos! yep! they are coming! and after, a trip to the track to test the performance of all 3 of the bars is also coming, I'm confident they will help shave off some time of the previous best lap time, stay tuned bud!
I noticed that your injen short ram intake wasn’t on. Anything wrong with it? Have a 2021 Corolla Apex and I’m thinking about getting mine, but I’m hesitant in mpg or power loss.
Hi Hedquaerters! ahh yes I'm still running it (I really like it but I do warn you, you will likely experience some MPG loss as I find it really hard to stay off the gas pedal, the noise it creates during acceleration is just to addictive! LOL) what happens is that I film and release most of my videos out of order depending on what is ready to post LOL! sorry for the confusion bud!
Hi DEFCON zero! While some mechanics will primed their oil filters, I have never done it as I follow the service manuals to the letter lol and the Service manual does not call out for priming the filter, however I know some people prefer to do so. I have also added the Torque specs to the video description. Cheers!
Thanks Fujibo Heavy! yeah I lift the car using this guy amzn.to/3dCcmLA it's basically a portable lift system, it's a bigger investment over a jack and stands but man it has save me so much time lifting the car (and work lol). I actually have a review coming up for it where I go over what accessories I got for it and where I place it under the Corolla, will let you know when that one releases bud!
@@FujiboHeavy Haha yeah it took me a while to pull the trigger on it but after comparing prices for a full size lift (and the cost of the concrete reinforcement most need to have installed for it) I figure this was way more affordable and required no modification to my garage floor. I think it makes sense for car guys like you and me, where we are always thinkering with our rides or doing maintenance on it you know..
@@AlexAutoFun love all your videos. Love my 2022 grey metallic se cvt. I'm determined to getting some of these products, I'm always coming back to these videos when I work on mine.
Hola DedoDelClik! no entiendo a que te refieres amigo, este video es en Ingles solamente, eh pensado en traducirlos pero el año pasado hice una encuesta en el Canal para ver si hay interes in traduccir (doblar) todos estos videos a Espanol pero muy poca gente contesto "Si". A lo mejor es buen tiempo para hacer la encuesta otra vez haver si hay mas interes esta vez. Cheers!
Great informative video, short and straight to the point. Do you use any ramps or jacks? These new corollas are so low getting some work done under it is a hassle, and I plan to lower mine.
Thanks Kevin! ah yes I noticed that too, definitely lower. I use this guy amzn.to/3dCcmLA it's basically a portable lift system, it's a bigger investment over a jack and stands but man it has save me so much time lifting the car (specially on lowered cars). I actually have a review coming up for it where I go over what accessories I got for it and where I place it under the Corolla, stay tuned bud!
Thanks! Does the owners manual allow for other oil weight? My 2018 Elantra has 5w20 on the oil cap but the owners manual says I can use 5w30, which is what I use.
Hi Joe! mine manual doesn't however I seen cases where people use other weight depending on where their car was sold (some makers something specify slightly different oil weight based on a hotter or colder climate) or when they want to get more performance or protection wear over fuel economy oil. Check out the Bobistheoilguy forums, it's a goldmine of information for everything related to oils. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Hi Anthony and thank you! ah yes this may be applicable to the sedan that uses the 2.0 M20A-FXS engine but since I don’t have access to one I can’t confirm the process, parts and specifications are the same. Regarding the plastic cover you can see where I remove that at the 0:35 mark Hope this helps, Cheers!
Hi Everybody! I finally got a copy of the Service Manual, I have added the Torque specs in the video description. Cheers!
Where can I the following OEM parts for my 2021 Toyota Corolla XSE.
1. Oil Filter
2. Oil
3. Carbon activated cabin air filter
4. Engine filter
I do want to use OEM parts. I could not find the carbon cabin filter even on Toyotas website.
Also when I do my oil change do I need anything else.
Not sure if you do any videos on how to jack up these cars and where to place your jackstands as well as where to place the jack when raising the car up. If so I really need that.
Lastly. Do you have any recommendations on a really nice jack. I have also seen jack safety bars that attach to the jack to prevent it from going down.
@@angelad75 Hi Angela! Those parts can easily be obtained from you dealer (and in some cases from the internet) Regarding jacking the car up, I don't use traditional jacks, I use lift system (link in the video description) saves me a ton of time over jack and jackstands and takes little to no space in the garage since it's stored underneath the car. Cheers!
Where can I order the shop service repair manual?
@@RouletteRider Hi R! You can get a copy of the service manual for your vehicle from your dealer or you can get one from an online store (some are one time buys and some are subscription based services) Cheers!
Man, easy and right to the point. We need videos like this. No mumble jumbo.
Thanks Simply Tom!
Really well done . Each task described was straight to the point . Identified what was needed that included links in your Description . Explanation and tips were clear .
Thank you Scott! I appreciate that bud!
Don't forget you should start the car and let oil fill the filter and then recheck and also before putting the cover over the bottom start the engine and check for leaks
Good Tips Greg!
Not a drip drop of oil on your bare hands after removing the oil filter - I’m impressed & inspired!
My 2024 hatchback has 750 miles…chomping at the bit for the first oil change…next week:)
2024 spec calls for 0W-8, but I’m going to 0W-16 since I have some Mobil One. Using factory filter.
I enjoy your videos thanks.
You're welcome and thanks Bud!
That’s extremely early for an oil change
my corolla 2.0 is 2021. I signed up. a greeting from Italy.
Hi Gabriel and Cheers from California! 😀
Thank you so much for the guide! Helped me with my first oil change for my Corolla! Made me confident!
You're welcome Bunsen Burner! and thank you for watching bud!
I have a Lexus UX200 and have to reference your video here to make sure I turn the nuts and filter the ‘right’ way (since I am upside now looking up).
Good video. Helped me get through my oil change today.
Thanks Express, Cheers!
I had to start changing oil and filter myself after marking the filter and seeing it wasn't changed at the dealership after being charged for it.
Wow some how I'm not surprised, that is also the reason I started to do my own work, can't trust the stealership ugh Here is one of my last visits ruclips.net/video/OtB5IquqE4k/видео.html where some questionable stuff happen or didn't happen LOL Cheers!
Thanks for the informative video. It would be wise to inform those viewing to torque the drain plug to the proper spec.
You're welcome! Ah yes so far I have not been able obtain a copy of the service manual for the car (since it's too new, this information is dealer level at the moment, should come to TIS soon and then eventually to the masses once Toyota released the service manual for purchase) but once I have it, I will update the video with the information. Cheers!
Hi! I finally got a copy of the Service Manual, I have added the Torque specs to the video description. Cheers!
Great job. I have one tomorrow to do with a friend. Great review
Thank you Danny! 🍻
It’s usually a common practice to prime the oil filter before you install. Hard on this model since it sits sideways but i would of put at least half way.
Hi FedyFedz! While some people do prefill (prime) the oil filter to avoid media shock, however since the service manual doesn't call for this, I don't since I usually just stick the service manual instructions (but thanks for sharing this tip!). Cheers!
Alex you look like a Freddie Mercury. Awesome! Thanks for the videos
Thanks CLiFf SpAB! I am a huge Queen fan too!
Music is so soothing 😢 🎶
Thank you sir you helped me out in my task today!
You're welcome dailybrother! Glad to hear it helped!
Please do not follow the 10,000 mile oil change intervals Toyota recommends.
Do not go more than 6000 miles without a oil change. It will only benefit your car. Trust me.
Hi Modi! I would be careful deviating from the service manual scheduled service, I seen some crazy cases where the dealer was quick to deny warranty if the maintenance was not followed to the letter. That being said, now that my Corolla has recently passed it's warranty period, I'm definitely with you as I plan to increase the frequency of my oil changes (While I don't have data to support 10K is too long, I see oil changes as cheap insurance, can you imagine the guys running the 15K extended oils! ouch!) Hope this helps, Cheers!
@@AlexAutoFun you make a valid point the dealerships are a bunch of crooks.
@Modi Samalaingik Hai Yep! I usually refer to them as the Stealerships 😆 Cheers Bud
@@TimPool-b8z don't listen to what the dealership tells you, follow the Toyota manual that is what is key
I hand tightened my oil filter and apparently that wasn't enough. There was a very slight leak through the connection between the oil filter gap and the engine. So I make sure to tighten just a bit more with a tool to ensure no leakage
Hi Delayed Reality! Yep, and since everyone's definition off "tight" can be different (due to not only our personal strength but also our apparent estimate of how tight is tight) I did finally get a copy of the Service Manual, I have added the Torque specs to the video description. Cheers!
@@AlexAutoFun Much appreciated, thank you!
@@deadplaya You're welcome!
Thank you so much for the informative video :)
You're welcome Eulises! and thank you for watching!
Your mustache is godly
Thank you Paul!
Nice video m8, thanks
Thank you Bud!
Thank you so much for this wonderful video!
You're welcome Richie!
Thank you sir. Very good job
You're welcome Robert! and thank you for watching!
Very helpful
Absolutely perfect. Thank you!
You're welcome and thank you!
فيديو رائع ومفيد...اذا كنت تعيش في بيئة حارة في اريزونا مثلا هل ستستخدم لزوجة زيت 16-0 ؟ انا املك كورولا كروس مصنوعة في الولايات المتحدة وانا اعيش في العراق والصيف هنا طويل وحار جدا تصل الحرارة الى نهاية الاربعينات والخمسينات احيانا فهل استخدم اللزوجة الموصى بها 16-0 ؟
Thank you! Ah regarding using a different viscosity, I would recommend checking your owners manual to confirm if you can use a different weight on areas with extreme climate temperatures. Cheers!
Thanks for all the great Corolla Hatchback videos! I just upgraded the horn on mine to Hella Twin Trumpets with a 30 amp relay. Maybe a good idea for a video.
You're welcome Seano! oh man that sounds like a good idea, I will check it them out!
Dude I want to do that but I am real scared of playing with wiring 🤣.
That's really great info, thx for sharing
You're welcome Edward!
You could use a 10mm nut driver on those screws for the cover and you forgot to take off the oil drain cap for air flow when draining the oil. Otherwise a very good video.
@frederickneal4781 Good info Frederick 👌 and thanks man!
Just a tip its better to slightly underfill the oil then overfill.When you drain the oil not everything comes out hence you fill exactly factory spec oil you might of overfilled it.Bad on gaskets etc.
Hi Ruben and thanks for sharing this tip!
How do I check my transmission oil level
Theres a dipstick for it too
Bester Video danke
You're welcome Waldemar Seibel! Cheers from California! 🍻
@@AlexAutoFun Cheers from Frankfurt Germany
Great video! Do you smell gas in the oil when you change it? Mine smells like gas but I do short trips mostly 10-20 km.
Thank you Miroslav! Ah yes sometimes some small amount of gas smell present, however if the smell if strong enough this could indicate a mechanical problem with the engine (over time, after doing many oil changes on different cars, the nose becomes attuned to what is too much gas smell lol) Cheers!
@@AlexAutoFun haha, got it Alex. Thank you for the reply! Mine sometimes smells like gas and increases oil level with a little less than 1 cm from OC to OC. It has 25k kms. We have a cold climate here so I guess it is because of the direct injection and the often start/stop of the hybrid.
He said “this tool”.😂😂👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Love the video, but the stache is even better !
Did you use a regular jack or did you need a long low profile jack ?
Looking for a good spot to put my jack on the 2023 Corrola LE
Thank you Mike! Ah while a standard jack fits, I actually use lift system (link in the video description) saves me a ton of time over jack and jackstands and takes little to no space in the garage since it's stored underneath the car. Cheers!
Is this the same for the sedan ?
If it's the same for all 2.0
how often do you change oil in your toyota? it seemed very dark on the video. thanks
Hi lego Bond! by the service manual requirement of every 10K miles, that being said now that the car's warranty has just expired, I plan to increase the frequency of the oil changes. Hope this helps, Cheers!
@@AlexAutoFun now I know not to wait 10k miles before changing oil in my car, thanks 😊
@@legobond6397 LOL! yeah and imagine the folks using the extended 15K oil! Cheers Bud!
Did you start the vehcile and let the oil circulate for a few minutes before checking? Checking level while engine is cold is not very accurate.
@dimitriosmalatches5522 Hi D! Correct, starting the engine allows to check for oil leaks and also helps to get a better reading as far as oil level (once the engine is off again). I would also recommend following the service manual steps for this process including the oil filter torque spec. Cheers!
Why did you choose Valvoline over other brands especially oem toyota oil?
Hi Edison! I linked both Valvoline and the Toyota OEM oil in the description. I use Valvoline since I had good results with it on several other cars. I also had good results with Mobil and in another one of my cars I do run OEM oil, I think is more a matter of preference as long as the oil used is top tier and meets the manufacturer spec. The Toyota oil is about double the price than Valvoline or Mobil so that may also be a factor when folks choose oil. Check out the BoBistheOilGuy forums, I think you would enjoy it. Tons of info on oil and oil filters and which one is better. Hope this helps and thanks for watching bud!
Toyota recommends changing the oil and filter on my 2.0 liter, 2022 Corolla Apex every 10K miles. It takes 0W16 full synthetic oil. Do you also recommend oil change every 10K miles? Do you recommend adding BG MOA oil additive?
Hi Chris! I like to follow the intervals recommended by the Toyota service manual for scheduled service, I seen some crazy cases where the dealer was quick to deny warranty if the maintenance was not followed to the letter. That being said, now that my Corolla has recently passed it's warranty period, I'm definitely going to increase the frequency of my oil changes (While I don't have data to support 10K is too long, I see oil changes as cheap insurance) Regarding the BG MOA additive, I have not used it in the past so I can't comment on it's performance (But the same would apply, if you are under warranty I would be careful not to add anything not prescribed by Toyota for now) Hope this helps, Cheers!
Can I use 0W-20 oil??
What does your manual say?
Anything different about the 2023 model?
Funny in Australia with the 2ltr they recommend 5w30 might want to check that that oil isn’t for 1.8 l hybrid
Hi Jonathon! Yeah it's common for manufacturers to specify different oil weight depending on the region sold (primarily for the temperature of the geographical location the car will reside in) My car is for the USA region (I'm in California) with the factory manual specifying 0W-16 (I recommend follow your manual if it differs from mine) Hope this helps, Cheers!
My new 2023 Corolla SE recommends 0w-8 oil (in manual and on the engine. I was told Toyota switched from recommending OW-16 to recommending OW-8 midway through the year, same engine, same everything, just recommending OW-8 in the late year models. Should I vary using OW-8 and OW-16 oils, or should I stick with either of the two? Thanks for help in advance.
Hi Tim! I recommend sticking to the oil weight recommended by your owners manual. Remember somethings the oil weight will be different for cars sold in different regions or when there is an update to it (due to better understanding of engine performance and endurance or due to changes internally to the engine that may be not visible to the end customer) Cheers!
I guess you still have to reset the maintenance reminder when doing the oil change correct? Or is there other things to check for when you see the maintenance reminder?
Hi Tommy! Correct, the maintenance reminder can be turned off using the menu options on the dash. Regarding the maintenance items, I follow the service intervals included with the car, if you take a look at that document it will tell you which parts of the car need to be checked or maintained and at what intervals. Cheers!
What's the point of the 4-bolt panel? Some mechanic evidently removed 3 and ripped the thing. I can't find a replacement. Do I need it?
How do you reset the “maintenance required” message on the dashboard?
Hi Vladimir! here you go bud ruclips.net/video/Hy9trnq3Gfg/видео.html Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
That mustache tho 😄
😁
Nice video...Please let me cut that stash off man!!! Lol just busting
Thanks Eric! LOL!!!
@@AlexAutoFun you're awesome dude..always enjoy the srt4 videos
@@erictharp6095 Thanks Eric, and that reminds me I'm working on bringing the SRT4 back to running condition, the PCM failed on me and I can't pass smog, I'll cover this on a later video we'll see how good the PCM repair goes!
Do you have to reset any sensors afterwards, when the oil is due it’s maintenance required?
Hi Johnny! There is a service/maitenance reminder on the dash (a pop up) that can be reset via the dash menu options. Cheers!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!@@JohnnyPast101
Are you going to upload the other TB Performance parts soon? Really helps a lot
Hi Santos! yep! they are coming! and after, a trip to the track to test the performance of all 3 of the bars is also coming, I'm confident they will help shave off some time of the previous best lap time, stay tuned bud!
@@AlexAutoFun dope! Can’t wait!
I noticed that your injen short ram intake wasn’t on. Anything wrong with it? Have a 2021 Corolla Apex and I’m thinking about getting mine, but I’m hesitant in mpg or power loss.
Hi Hedquaerters! ahh yes I'm still running it (I really like it but I do warn you, you will likely experience some MPG loss as I find it really hard to stay off the gas pedal, the noise it creates during acceleration is just to addictive! LOL) what happens is that I film and release most of my videos out of order depending on what is ready to post LOL! sorry for the confusion bud!
Is it the same for 2020 Corolla Se sedan with 2.0 engine? Same oil type with 16 thousand km?
Toyota Canada recommends oil changes every 5,000 miles or 8,000 kms. Don't be cheap. Take care of your vehicle if you want it to last.
why no prime filter? torque specs?
Hi DEFCON zero! While some mechanics will primed their oil filters, I have never done it as I follow the service manuals to the letter lol and the Service manual does not call out for priming the filter, however I know some people prefer to do so. I have also added the Torque specs to the video description. Cheers!
Nice video Alex! Quick question do you jack up car at all? If so do you jack just the front or do you have full car raised when doing oil change?
Thanks Fujibo Heavy! yeah I lift the car using this guy amzn.to/3dCcmLA it's basically a portable lift system, it's a bigger investment over a jack and stands but man it has save me so much time lifting the car (and work lol). I actually have a review coming up for it where I go over what accessories I got for it and where I place it under the Corolla, will let you know when that one releases bud!
@@AlexAutoFun OH DAMN!!! THATS BALLER! Cool man, i will keep a lookout for that!
@@FujiboHeavy Haha yeah it took me a while to pull the trigger on it but after comparing prices for a full size lift (and the cost of the concrete reinforcement most need to have installed for it) I figure this was way more affordable and required no modification to my garage floor. I think it makes sense for car guys like you and me, where we are always thinkering with our rides or doing maintenance on it you know..
Thank u sir
You're welcome BENCH TALK RC SETUP!
it wasnt that hard lol thanks for the vid
You're welcome Taels Doll!
Is your corolla a 6 spd or cvt?
Hi Brian! it's cvt..
@@AlexAutoFun love all your videos. Love my 2022 grey metallic se cvt. I'm determined to getting some of these products, I'm always coming back to these videos when I work on mine.
@@brianhuffman8115 Thanks Brian! glad to hear they helped! (that is cool color for the E210 btw!)
vale compa te pasaste no encontre nada en español oeri esta muy explicativo y en detalle lo que hay que hacer, gracias c:
Hola DedoDelClik! no entiendo a que te refieres amigo, este video es en Ingles solamente, eh pensado en traducirlos pero el año pasado hice una encuesta en el Canal para ver si hay interes in traduccir (doblar) todos estos videos a Espanol pero muy poca gente contesto "Si". A lo mejor es buen tiempo para hacer la encuesta otra vez haver si hay mas interes esta vez. Cheers!
When would you recommend changing the transmission oil?
I think it’s recommended at 60k check your manual
@@Brian-rf8hr thanks
Hi Brian! is 60K for the manual or the Auto? somewhere I heard that Toyota spec'd the auto to be a lifetime fluid (ugh)..
Great informative video, short and straight to the point. Do you use any ramps or jacks? These new corollas are so low getting some work done under it is a hassle, and I plan to lower mine.
Thanks Kevin! ah yes I noticed that too, definitely lower. I use this guy amzn.to/3dCcmLA it's basically a portable lift system, it's a bigger investment over a jack and stands but man it has save me so much time lifting the car (specially on lowered cars). I actually have a review coming up for it where I go over what accessories I got for it and where I place it under the Corolla, stay tuned bud!
The Raceramps 56" ramps work perfectly. Get a nice creeper also.
Will the mobilone oil filter you linked fit for 2022 E210?
Hi KiKo! It should as long as you have the 2.0 Engine you should be good. Hope this helps, Cheers!
Thanks! Does the owners manual allow for other oil weight? My 2018 Elantra has 5w20 on the oil cap but the owners manual says I can use 5w30, which is what I use.
Hi Joe! mine manual doesn't however I seen cases where people use other weight depending on where their car was sold (some makers something specify slightly different oil weight based on a hotter or colder climate) or when they want to get more performance or protection wear over fuel economy oil. Check out the Bobistheoilguy forums, it's a goldmine of information for everything related to oils. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
The oil level will go down when you start the engine because the oil filter will fill up
Hi Dave! Yes I typically check the oil level again after the car has run and letting the engine oil settle again. Cheers!
This isn’t specific to the Corolla hatch need to show lifting points and what side plastic to remove. Keep up the content though 👍🏽
Hi Anthony and thank you! ah yes this may be applicable to the sedan that uses the 2.0 M20A-FXS engine but since I don’t have access to one I can’t confirm the process, parts and specifications are the same. Regarding the plastic cover you can see where I remove that at the 0:35 mark Hope this helps, Cheers!
@@AlexAutoFun I think Anthony was referring to the plastic covers on the jack lifting points.
Hi RC! My E210 did not have any covers on the lift points, maybe the sedan does, but I don't have access to one so I can't confirm. Cheers!@@RC-ox9yx
Dude, Where is my car?!
You are right man, we need to add more FJ Cruiser content to the show! 😎
🤩🇺🇸👍
😎 Cheers!
bro that mustache is sexy 🤤
Thank you Patrick!
Dude, Where is my car?!
Next oil change will feature it ok! pinky promise, cross my heart, etc. LOL!