2016 Toyota Corolla Oil Change 1.8L 2009-2017 

Straight to the Ponit, no bullshit, no useless intro, no useless outro, thank you.

My man! You walked me through my first oil change successfully. Thank you!

Finally someone explains this correctly. Thank you

My first time changing the oil in my toyota 2016 SE. This video is very clear. Will follow step by step. Great job!!!

Thank you so much for making this video so clear and concise! I’ve always wanted to be independent when it came to my car, and changing the oil to my car will be a total game changer.

Thanks! I always appreciate someone who shares their expertise without lots of hot air

Most straight forward DIY video. Loved it

Great video! Everytime I do my oil change on my daughter's 2016 Corolla I watch your video to remember how to do it! Thanks!

Great video. Why you may ask? Concise and to the point. No extra talking

Thanks for the tutorial. The garage near me recently jacked up the price about $40 for an oil change. You're putting cash back in pocket! Much appreciated!

This is how every “how to” should be done! Great video!!

You have one of the better videos on RU-vid, very helpful thank you for uploading, Cheers.

one of the best videos iv seen on how to, good job brother.

Yep, thanks for this, great to see visually whats going on under there , cheers

You do a very good explanation and your video is very helpful thank you

This is the best explanation on RU-vid .. cheers mate 👍👍

Subscribed to your channel cause you're so helpful and you answer questions. You need a Patreon.

Great video - perfect explanation with no filler. 10/10

Very simple and thorough.....the way it should be....great video, brother.

Right on I’ll try that. Thanks!

I did it 2 days ago for the first time thank you man.

Thanks for the video! I hope my Corolla's oil filter is not like that one. That factory oil filter thing adds like 4 extra steps.

Thanks! This video was very helpful!

Great videos with explanations ❤

Thanks brother!

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Thank you very much, that was so easy

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Good job my brother!

Well done Sr.

Thank you dude, nice video too.

Good video..Just a great tip to offer..Do not use a torque wrench for the oil filter housing..There is a steel clip that clicks when you install the housing on the fixture...There are torque specs from the factory on everything..You might break something that gets serviced every 5000 miles..Just like the oil drain plug..Just snug it tight with a new washer..Keep it Simple Stud....

This helped a lot thank you

Thank you for the video.

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Great video!

Very good video I over-tighten I have to correct the problem, thank you so much

EXCELLANT VIDEO.

Good video thank you

This is good ………..Thank you.

Thank you for sharing

Thank you well made video.

Well done. Thanks

Thank you sir!!

Thanks bro!

Good job, you did not over torque it like almost every one does. I remember one time needing a 2 ft breaker bar to loosen a drain plug, must of had close to 100 pounds of torque on it.

Good Informative video.

Thanks for the video it helped a lot with my oil change. The filter cap on mine was very difficult to remove. I had to use the special filter wrench (autozone part W54076) with a 1/2" breaker bar to remove. Made sure to not over-tighten on re-installation.

Man thank you!

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Thank you for the amazing video helping me a lot...

35 years old and I can't believe I haven't been doing this myself for the last 15.

Changed the oil and filter on mine today. The filter clip was missing but the filter was still almost impossible to remove, had to use an air impact wrench to get it off. I made sure not to over tighten it when I installed it..

Thanks for the video. Just one thing you forgot the clip in the filter housing. Cheers

Hello, thank u for your great tutorials! I just replaced my old battery for my Corolla 2016 by myself with the help of your video. Now I’m studying how to do oil change. I have bought all the supplies needed. The oil filter replacement I bought from Toyota dealership shop looks different, it looks like it already come with a housing and filter together… what is the difference?

Mine is a 2016 se push start does the "maintenance required" light go out on itself. If not how do i reset thank you for the awesome video

I've been changing my own oil for 10 years and I recently did my friends Corolla and holy shit I needed to use a breaker bar because it was ridiculously tight.

Great video but those watching from home be careful with that oil filter. Some clown tightened mine up so tight that the removal tool broke when I tried to get it off. This was already with me using a massive breaker bar

very nice video, but you forgot to put the oil filter cartridge clip back on

I was able to do the oil change to my car without a problem thanks to your video. By the way what are the blue napkins you used to wipe off the engine oil?

hi..thanks for the video...a question.. i have a toyota corolla 2013 but 1.6 LT the torque specifications for the filter and plug are the same?

Very nice job. Is it important to replace the clip removed initially.

Hi, backyard Chevy. Thanks for the post, very helpful. Two questions here. Do you think this technique would work on 2019 models? And what is being released when you open both “valves “? ( Is it oil coming out through both ends? )

Some of those filter cover removal sockets are made from cast aluminium and are not very strong, it's very easy to break it using a ratchet if the cover is on too tight, it's best to use a ring spanner or socket to break it free.

What size is that cap for the filter the one I got doesn’t grip

Do you put the clip back after you replace filter ?

Make sure to lubricate the O ring to prevent from leakage

I usually remove the oil filter first when a car has a canister filter because there is oil from the filter that comes out the pan so if you drain the oil from the pan first and plug it up then do the filter there will be leftover oil still in the pan from the filter

Take5 screwed my last oil change so I decided to do my own from now on. The filter was a royal pain to remove so I was curious if there was a method to it.. nope i did it exactly like you

A footnote many of these cars do not have the original oil filter, they have been replaced with a full canister oil filter. This might be good information to have before purchasing an oil filter. I had to jack my car up just see what kind of oil filter was on it before I went out and bought one.

Models with a U in the VIN use the spin on type. If it has a P in the VIN it uses this type of filter. Luckily mine uses the spin on type

Is it possible to take out oil filter with out the cap tool?

Hi, you did not show the part where you install that little clip on the oil filter housing. Do you put that back in?

I had one oil filter that wouldn't click into place. Luckily I had like 4 stocked up so I just threw that one out😊

What size tool did you use for oil filter

Thank you!!! I dont need my husband anymore

I’ve always been scared of oil changes because of how easy it is to screw things up but your video makes everything really straightforward. The jiffy lube down the street wanted to charge $100 for the oil change ….my god. It used to be like 60-75 (which is still a lot). I really need to buy the rest of the tools i need like the shop towels, the tool to remove the oil filter, and a pan to catch the oil. Just wish i had a great jack like the one you have. For now im just gonna have to settle for the crappy spare tire jack

Do you reinstall that clip you removed from the oil filter housing?

Great video! I was wondering what was the spot that you put the floor jack under?

Do you have a video on a coolant flush on this vehicle?

Very useful video :) I have a small problem, if you can help me I would appreciate: I have an Corolla from 2017, 1.6, valemantic, 132hp, 45.300 km on ODO. I bought this car second hand, from Germany. Recently I've made oil change - 5w-30 they put me. They said that this is the correct oil viscosity for car age and km on ODO I've seen that the owner manual preferred is 0w-20. I can used 5w-30, but after that to switch back to 0w-20. I'm living in Romania. Temepratures during the winter can go to -10 Celsius, to +35 Celsius in the summer Theoretically, they put correct oil for these conditions, but owner manual is recommending something else. Questions and concerns: They put the correct oil after all giving weather conditions? If I have right now 5w-30 it will affect my car? Should I switch back to the 0w-20 at the next oil change?

Can I use a standard strap filter.removal.tool to remove this cap, if I dont have this specific tool?

0w20 is not needed that is the factory fill a 5w30 C2 spec will do just fine especially in warmer climates where shearing will be less, 0w20 is alright with 6 months intervals. 0w20 tends to foam here in Australia.

Hello brother can you please explain me which is suitable grade for Toyota 2zr Fe 1.6 engine our manual is saying to put 5w50 on 5k driven car

I have trouble removing that clip on the oil filter. Did you put it back?

I'm completely car illiterate but want to start by at least doing my own oil changes. Can you please tell me the tool(s?) used to do this? The thing to loosen and then to screw back on with toque is just a regular wrench or? Thank you

What what size oil filter removal tool do you use?

Hi i put 0w 20 oil in my 40000 miles 2017 fielder is that ok ??😊

I don't know where you got your torque specs from but if you look at the top of your oil filter assembly cap (opposite the treaded end) it says right on the part "Tighten To 25 N•m". 25 Newton meters is equal to 18 ft.lbs.

what about the clip do you replace the clip or discard it thanks

Hi! I have the same car, and the filter is super tide! It’s my first time doing oil change in my Corolla! It’s normal to be super tide? Thanks

What about that clip you took off? You didn't put it back on. Is it needed????

I live in very hot climate ( between 23 to 45 c) should i use 5w30 for my corolla or its ok to use 0w20 .. thanks

Type what MPG you get and what oil brand you use, is your corolla a CVT or 4 speed auto?

the clip you popped out next to the oil filter cap, is that a good for nothing thing that you can thrown away?