How To Change Oil/Filter On 2022 Toyota Tundra...Fumoto Valve SX Series Added, Super Easy!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- step by step guide on how to change oil and filter on a 2022 Toyota Tundra, very easy job!...links to everything used below!
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15mm ID Hose For Filter Catch Pan- amzn.to/3NkFebI
Hose To Connect To Fumoto Valve- amzn.to/3DKczJR
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I have been using Fumoto on my vehicles for the past 20 years, Benz, Dodge, Toyota, Nissan, Chevy, Lexus, Honda, and they work great. Fumoto recently came out with the new 133 for Toyota/Lexus that have a larger drain hole to make the drain faster. I just purchased the new 133 to replace the old 103 for Toyota/Lexus in my family. It costs around $40, but it is well worth every penny if you had it on your car for 5-10 years. Always buy from Fumoto directly to avoid counterfeit from elsewhere.
I don't have a Tundra but I thoroughly enjoyed your video. I'm 67 and still prefer to change my own oil on my Tacoma with a Fumoto valve too
Thank you, I appreciate that!!...love the Fumoto, makes life so much easier!
I don't know if I missed something, what is that valve for? Are you suppose to siphon the rest of the oil to the drip pan?
@HamnerTime That's for the NEXT times you change oil. It's completely drained before you initially install the Fumoto. Just flip the lever next oil change. No need to reinstall Fumoto.
I've watched many of your Tundra videos, and they are always enjoyable, and informative. You helped me with my stage 2 stillen intake on my 2021 platinum, and I wanted to get a nice, clear, concise video showing what I would expect and need for my new 2024 Tundra oil change (I don't like anyone else touching my truck either). Thanks! Exactly what I needed. And I love the fumoto for oil changes too. They should be freakin' standard on any vehicle, its a nobrainer. Had one on my 2021, and will be putting one on my 2024 first change she needs.
You did an excellent job with your video. I'm very impressed. Great camera shots, video shots. All of it's been good.
My thoughts exactly.
Excellent video and tips. Some of the best camera work I’ve seen. Just getting ready to do my first Sequoia oil change.
I don’t own a tundra But Beautiful video for a beautiful truck. Thanks for posting.
GREAT TIMING, Just getting ready to do my 2018 Tundra. Following your previous video on the Fumoto set up!!
Nice!…let me know if ya need anything, thanks for watching!
@@NitroZ18Fishing Thanks, But your walk through are PERFECT, love the precise directions. Got the kit and the all of the supply, just need to clean garage and make room to get truck on ramps.
Thanks for the feedback!…love hearing the videos are helping out!
Fluid Film the truck before your first snow and all the road salt. Thanks for a detailed video.
I have to look into that under coating!…I’ve never done it before but living where I live it’s a good idea…thanks for watching!
@@NitroZ18Fishing A six pack of the spray cans off Amazon should do your truck. You also want the long flex wand that attaches to the cans to get deep inside the frame, rockers, behind the tail lights, and inside the doors. Good videos on RUclips of how to apply it. DIY friendly.
Such an amazing guide very well spoken and explained. Thank you my guy!
Thanks man, I appreciate that!
Great video as always
Sweet oil change tools. Thanks for sharing.
No prob, thanks for watching!
You are not a mechanic
You are a Master Teacher. 😅
Thank you very much
Hahaha...I do my best!...thanks man, I appreciate it!
Great step by step video.
Thanks Paul, I appreciate it!!
Good DIY on the 3rd gen Tundra's. Thank you sir!
Thank you for the great content. What tires do you have on the Pro? Any lift? Any rubbing?
Thank you, I appreciate it!!...I have a video on the channel going over all that if it'll help!...here's the link, I show tires and talk about what I had to trim, let me know if ya need anything else!
ruclips.net/video/boW8ribEuNw/видео.html
Thanks for such as excellent video, I really appreciate your knowledge and sharing
No prob, I appreciate that!...thanks for watching!
Can you get a fumoto valve for a 2016 tundra 1794. You did a great job explaining every detail on the oil change.
Thanks Ray!...yes sir, you can get one for your truck, let me know if ya have trouble finding it and I'll see if I can link it here for ya!
Pro tip: its a lot easier to remove the crush washer / oil drain plug gasket when there is still oil coming out. Basically when its hot. Once it cools down because the lack of oil being in the pan it'll shrink and cause it to stick
Not necessarily it appears that when it came from factory, it look like they had a adhesive on it
Great video but you could make a drinking game out of how many times you say fumoto valve 😂
Did I mention, Fumoto Valve???...lol...thanks man, I appreciate it!
Awesome!!!👍👍👍👍
Great video
Thanks for all these awesome videos.
You mention the torque spec of the Fumoto valve. Do you happen to know the torque spec of the oem drain bolt? Thanks man.
Excellent video! I have a 2023 tundra off road with the same skid plate. I just completed my first oil change on the tundra. I am a fumoto fan as well and installed the same valve. Have you noticed how much clearance the fumoto has after the skid plate is reinstalled? I couldn’t tell if it came in contact with it or not. Thanks again for sharing the video.
What else in the kit do you use besides the funnel? Or can you save money and just order the funnel?
Very informative! Thanks!
Thanks man, I appreciate it!!
Excellent video. I have never heard of the fumoto valve. Interesting....
Thank you!...definitely worth it, I'll never own a vehicle without one!
Great how to! Maybe I missed it but is was there a gasket between the valve and pan? Good call on the hose for the filter catch. I do all of my own maintenance but I'm gonna get my 2 free ones from the dealer first. I do have a good dealer that I trust.
Thanks Paul, I appreciate it!!…no gasket with the SX series, it’s an O-ring in its place…I should have shown that a little closer but you can see it when I show how to put the Fumoto together…standard Fumoto still uses gasket but the SX is the O-ring…hope that helps, thanks again!
@@NitroZ18Fishing Gotcha. I figured I missed something. I think I'm going with the short nipple standard one. One less connection that can leak and with the hose the direction doesn't matter so much. Thanks again.
Yea that’s the one I had on my 2020 Platinum, can’t go wrong!…and no prob, happy to help!
Great video! Thank you.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for this video! It was very helpful.
No prob, thanks for watching!
Very good tips ..Thank you for the amazing tips…😊
Didn't know we have to take off skid plate to do oil change. I inserted a catalyst shield in between skid plate, which making this oil change even harder now.
Just did some searching. The skid plate before 2021 all have an opening for oil change. Why 2022 version does not have it anymore? taking skid plate off each time for oil change is time consuming.
Yea it’s an extra step, but honestly it’s pretty easy to take off…I think it’s because they went back to can style and it would be harder to get at them through that little window
Amazing video! How many litters of oil did you end up putting there?
I am doing my first oil change today on my 2022 tundra..
Thank you sir!...it was about 7 and 3/4 give or take...I usually do 7-7.5, check dip stick, then go from there...hope that helps!
@@NitroZ18Fishing thank you. Oil change went well. Used Mobil 1 fully synthetic extended range. Also used a Mobil 1 synthetic filter.
Awesome, happy to help!...thanks for checking out video!
How many miles did you put on it for the first oil change.
I was around 6k…I usually do it every 5 but I was waiting for a filter to come in so it was a little overdue
That’s what I will do too. 5k is good enough
Actually if it's a brand new truck your 1st oil change should be at 1000 miles. Which is right after your break in period. A good RUclips channel to watch on this thecarcarenut. He is a former Toyota mechanic who has years of expierience and started his own business and pretty much knows about all there is on Toyota/Lexus maintenance.
Having to remove the skid plate is news to me, that is kinda a bummer but not the end of the world.
Have you used that oil in your older gen Tundra? In my 17 TRD Pro I once tried an 0W20 with a green energy saving label on it, because my local dealer was out of stock on OEM Toyota oil that I always used in all my Tundras. And it did not like it, on cold start up it would have a knocking/rattle sound, sounded like the timing chain was loose. I swapped it out the next day for OEM Toyota oil from another dealer location and it went away.
Hey Johnny!…yes sir, this is actually the only oil I’ve ever used on all 4 of my Tundras…never had any problems, that’s weird…but who knows!…and ya, I wish there was a way around removing the TRD plate, but thankfully it’s not hard at all to get out of the way…thanks for watching!
How do u get rid of the old oils?
Nice!
Thanks for watching!
Any chance you do a differential fluid change video?
Good video I just ask what happens with the 2020 (I think was) with the external transmission cooler? did you sold that one?
The oil pan could not be found at Amazon.
Have you considered any aftermarket exhaust or intake mods? I have your exact truck, and scared to mess with it, but wondering if it wouldn’t unleash the beast if I added aftermarket intake and exhaust. Don’t care too much are adding a ton of power, but always prefer when my car can breath and is not choked up with todays emission standards. Thoughts?
Absolutely, have the intakes and charge pipes ordered already!… just waiting to receive them in the mail, install and review videos will of course be posted here on the channel!… I’ll be adding an exhaust as well, just haven’t pulled the trigger on that yet!
@@NitroZ18Fishing Haha awesome. Look forward to seeing the videos and curious how it will affect the performance and fuel mileage. Thanks!!!
Good job 👏
love the idea installing the fumoto valve; however would it be an issue with the toyota dealer to do an oil change since it comes free maintenance in two years or 25, 000 miles which ever come first.
I’ve been changing the oil on my 2023 every 3000ish miles but still go in for my free maintenance oil changes and it’s never been an issue.
Do you have to do anything with the computer after the oil change, aside from resetting the “service counter”
big default on my tundra rear tail lights that is not 100% waterproof, water is getting in while driving in rainy weather. Open up the tailgate and look at all the tail light corners they have very wide gaps.
Oh wow, water is getting inside the housings??
Ya man!
Holy cow, that’s the first I’m hearing of that!…did you take it back to dealer???
@@NitroZ18Fishing yes I did and they said by email, I am going to order a replacement taillight but our field tech for our region would like to inspect your truck.
Maybe a dumb question but when a truck is up on ramps versus on a lift and level does all of the old oil drain from the oil pan or do you think a fair amount can't drain because truck is not level on the ramps? Thanks
Like you, nobody has touched my vehicles from an oil changing standpoint for more than 40 years. That said, I raised Holy H-ll with Mobil about the bulk containers and them trying to save money; I hate them. They told me they were going to cease using them; I guess they did…
Is this the part number for the oil filter? Genuine Toyota 90915-YZZF1 Oil Filter
Bro link for your torque wrench thanks
I actually got that on sale at my local harbor freight…cheap, but gets the job done!
Going to do my first oil change soon! I was looking at the Fumoto oil valve but also saw the valvomax Oil drain. Any chance you may have any feedback on those sir?
Hey!…I’ve only ever used the Fumoto so unfortunately I can’t speak on the other, I’m sorry!
@@NitroZ18Fishing Completely understand! Ty for posting all your content sir. Its helped me a lot! 🤝
Absolutely, thanks for following along and supporting the channel!
Thanks for the video! I got the same truck as you just with cockpit red interior. Love the new tundra! Anyway I was wonder on your thoughts with the oil to use? I see you used the Mobil 1 advanced fuel economy. Is that what you recommend best? Why not oem Toyota? Just wanted to get your opinion 👍🏼
Nice!!…congrats on the truck, it’s a beast!!…I’ve always used the Mobil 1 advanced and never had any problems, that’s basically the only reason I still use it… A few good options on the market for sure, more of a personal preference I guess!… Hope that helps, good luck with the truck and thanks for watching!
Though I just ordered 4 of these oil filters, I’m trying to find the Mobil 1 equivalent/cross reference. Anyone know what part number this is?
Nicely done! A question; don’t you take advantage of Toyota care??
Thanks Dan, I appreciate it!… I don’t, I’m just very particular with who touches or works on my truck 🤣… and honestly I just enjoy doing this stuff, thanks for watching!
What color is your truck?
Won’t the plastic piece vibrate off the fumoto valve during your drive.
No
What octane fuel do you use?
87 for now…if I do any kind of tune I’ll obviously go up to 93
Your wife is going to be pissed about her towels
buy an extra quart as a flush for the old oil. extra clean espisally for a first change
LOL….No
Do you do any video on brake caliper paint?
Not yet, but I'm going to be doing mine in red!
@@NitroZ18Fishing looking for it
DO NOT USE A METAL SCREWDRIVER to pry off your crush washer 😂
Can easily be done if you're careful, as seen in video!...thanks for watching!
I've used a regular metal screwdriver before too. No big deal, just a few light taps to knock it off if it sticks
Toyota doesn't has 20,000 miles or 2 years FREE oil change?
Yepper, they do!...I just don't let them touch my truck 🤣
@@NitroZ18Fishing I see
bro wear gloves next time....anything to save money is good info
Ummm….that underbody’s a liiiitle bit dirtier than I woulda expected from ya bud. LOL. 😂. Jk.
Also, are you on IG or have an email for the channel? Keep the mod/accessory suggestions coming please. Love it.
Hahaha!…trust me, I wasn’t happy when I crawled underneath and saw all that 🤣🤣…yes sir, my IG is iFish2248, and I also have an email for channel related stuff, Nitroz18fishing@gmail…thanks man!
The 2020 design was better...so glad I wasn't interested in the 2022
NitroZ18 I have the same truck as yours just different colour, I have free oil change for the next five years why should i buy thod=se things let the dealer have the trouble
Absolutely, that’s your choice of course!…I have the free changes every 10k, but I don’t let them touch my truck 🤣…and I do mine every 5 just for peace of mind…thanks for watching!
Agree, every 5 ,000 miles. Dealers can be ok but our local one is awful, multiple overcharges over the years for simple stuff with each Toyota, but no $$$ loss so far. Most recently let them change the Tundra oil, they recommended $72 for cabin air filter change - for a $25 filter that is easier than changing a light bulb! And worse - $120 for engine air filter - I declined of course, but when I checked it at home both were packed with mice nests. They actually bothered to pull the filters and take pictures to show me, but not tell me what a mess was in there, nor bother to vacuum it out. Man did I complain. @@NitroZ18Fishing