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Please do a video on limp mode. Over night crank the truck vsc light comes on truck goes in to limp mode. So I pull the neg cable off wait then put back on no light and truck drives great all day. Park it wake up start it after Abt 2 minutes the vsc comes on and goes in limp mode🤷
You could but in my opinion it that isn't really needed unless it was overtightened in the past. I've never had a drain plug leak on my Toyota's and I rarely have replaced the crush washers. Thank you for watching!
Great video! what is the drain plug spec and the oil filter spec so I do not over tighten them. Do you have to use a torque wrench to make sure you do not over tighten them?
Drain plug = 30 ft.lbs Oil filter cap = 18 ft.lbs. Oil filter cap drainbolt = 10 ft.lbs. If you don't use a torque wrench how will you know yo got it right?
I always drain the oil filter cap. I don't always change the oil filter though. I use a synthetic oil filter rated for 20,000 miles and I generally change it every 10,000 miles. I change the oil every 5,000 miles.
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Finally someone uses the included nozzle to drain the filter before cracking it open and making a mess...
Thank you for the excellent and concise video. No BS and no wasted time. I wish all how-to video channels watch and learn from you.
Thank you again. 🤗
Thank you for the compliment on my video style and for watching, I appreciate it!
Best video I have seen for. the correct position of the small o ring and this is at least the 10th video I've watched brilliant and simple.
Very good video sir thank you. You got straight to the point and we are thankful ✅💯🇺🇸
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Please do a video on limp mode. Over night crank the truck vsc light comes on truck goes in to limp mode. So I pull the neg cable off wait then put back on no light and truck drives great all day. Park it wake up start it after Abt 2 minutes the vsc comes on and goes in limp mode🤷
Shouldn't you also replace the drain plug crush washer?
You could but in my opinion it that isn't really needed unless it was overtightened in the past. I've never had a drain plug leak on my Toyota's and I rarely have replaced the crush washers. Thank you for watching!
What can I do if it’s super stuck can’t even move and I already drained my oil :/
Thank you very much. You say and video very good. Evrithing andesten now
Great video! what is the drain plug spec and the oil filter spec so I do not over tighten them. Do you have to use a torque wrench to make sure you do not over tighten them?
Drain plug = 30 ft.lbs
Oil filter cap = 18 ft.lbs.
Oil filter cap drainbolt = 10 ft.lbs.
If you don't use a torque wrench how will you know yo got it right?
Working on mine now and snapped the cap off dealer put it way to tight
Were you doing the metal housing swap or just the oil change?
Is there a reason why you are using high mileage oil? Does your engine consume oil?
No real reason I have roughly 105k on the engine and it doesn’t consume oil at all at this point. Thank you for watching!
Did this a couple years ago, it’s the way to go
Thank you for watching!
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Good video. I think that end cap drain is a waste. It is like some sort of Japanese tea ceremony. Just one more possible leak.
I tend to agree with you, sometimes I will just drop the whole filter canister and let it drain that way. Thank you for watching!
I always drain the oil filter cap. I don't always change the oil filter though. I use a synthetic oil filter rated for 20,000 miles and I generally change it every 10,000 miles. I change the oil every 5,000 miles.
You should never drain the oil until you loosen the oil filter to make sure you will not have any issues.