How To Change the Engine Oil and Filter on a 3rd Generation (1996-2002) Toyota 4Runner V6: 3.4, 5VZ

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I had to change the oil on "Grim Repo" my 1998 4Runner junkyard truck, so why not turn it into a DIY video!??
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@sabrinakopke8911 3 года назад

I just did my first oil change today! Thank you for your expertise!

@DonnerPassWhisky 3 года назад

My mom bought one of these when she retired a 97. 200,000 miles and still runs great. Lived in a garage it's whole life so still looks good too.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Awesome!!!! :)

@whocares4464 3 года назад

Great vehicle!!! I bought a one owner 99 4runner a year ago and been a very dependable vehicle

@alabamafbfan1985 2 года назад

You do a good job teaching on these. They are enjoyable to watch. I had that motor in a previous Tacoma. I miss that torquey little guy.

@MrRunt128 3 года назад

Faye, this is great for me that you work on your 3rd generation 4runner because I have a 1999 4runner. As do thousands of others around the World. I fixed my wobbly shifter with your video (thanks) and I look forward to your next fix video. I am more confident in my abilities to work on this extremely reliable beast. Love your show and good luck on your RU-vid channel. Again thank you and Godspeed. T. In Atlanta

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Heck yes!! This is EVERYTHING to me! I don't make much $$ on these videos based on the energy and effort I put in - what really drives me to make these is empowering the at-home DIY-er to take control of their own repairs. I am so grateful for your comment! Thank you so much!! (and I think next I am going to tackle that boot!!! haha!)

@Dont.....- 3 года назад

I've just finished a 10 hour shift repairing and servicing HGV's, I come home get a shower and the first thing I do is watch someone else do an oil change on RU-vid lmao. being a mechanic literally is a lifestyle.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

😆😆😆 Oh my God I absolutely love this!!!! Being a mechanic IS a lifestyle!!

@LeeBv9983 3 года назад

The oil cap tip is right on. Last month I had my wife's Camry in at the independent shop I've used for almost 40 years for an oil change and quick check (no other issues noted). When I picked it up I dropped off my Outback for an oil change. On the way home in the Camry I thought I smelled oil, especially at stoplights. After I got home I let the engine cool and went to check the oil level when I discovered that the oil cap had not been tightened. It was sitting loosely on the filler. Fortunately I did not lose any oil but that was the obvious cause of the smell. The next day when I picked up my Outback I mentioned it to the owner of the shop, and he was not happy. Later that day the mechanic who worked on the Camry called me and apologized. He had loosened the oil cap before draining the oil and just forgot to tighten it. He said that he had found a small box in the shop and had spray painted it red and he was going to put that over the filler tube in the future to remind him to replace and tighten the cap. This mechanic has only been at that shop for about 30 years. It can happen to anyone.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Wow!! I really like the way that he handled it! He owned up to it and then told you about a solution that's the way it needs to be done!

@yogib37 3 года назад

That is great the way he handled it. I am sure the shop owner was not happy and the mechanic that did it was not a rookie but that just shows and proves we are all humans and we sometimes make mistakes and or get distracted. we all make mistakes.

@carlovanrijk4039 2 года назад

@@FayeHadley how do you like that 16 quart oil drain receptacle? I believe it’s made by Flo-Tool…I’m thinking of getting the 24 quart because it has a deeper well - less likelihood of spillage / splash / splatter.

@desolatemetro 3 года назад

My father bought me the same funnel with the oil cap threads for my FJ and it is, in fact, the greatest invention ever. I have that gear wrench light too and it works great. Only problem is everything on my C6 is aluminum so it won't stick to that car! 😁

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Haha oh NOOOO!!! Well hopefully the arms on your lift aren't made of aluminum so you can stick them to those!!!!

@tomasrodriguez5489 2 года назад

I like your sense of humor and your ways to accomplish the work keep up the good job!

@jozsefizsak 3 года назад

Much appreciated. I'm going to check my oil filler cap seal and look around for one of those funnels.

@patmcnally6 3 года назад

Glad you are back for tips and Tricks to keep your Ride on the road let me know when you get to 1million Miles

@cameronchenault4899 Год назад

Dude this is the best video for beginners

@FayeHadley Год назад

Thank you!!! So glad you think so!

@270billjones 3 года назад

I have changed oil in a vehicle probably 1000 times but still learned something here. Thank you!

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Oh my gosh, I am so honored, thank you!!!

@theshocker4626 3 года назад

Got 3 3rd gens, each with 200k plus. No leaks, no smoke, reliable as the sunrise.

@phr3dmcc0y 3 года назад

I enjoy these mainly because I like to watch all sorts of vehicles being worked on. Learning about a car that isnt your very own is interesting because you can see similarities and differences. Plus hanging out with Faye is a fun time. :)

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

:))

@GloveBunniesVideos 3 года назад

Great video! The worst part of changing the oil in my old GS-R was removing the oil filter (reaching behind the block from underneath) and having that residual oil run all the way down my arm into my pit. Ugh!!!

@theundergroundlairofthesqu9261 2 года назад

Thank you for the thorough skid plate and oil change video! I have a friend with this kind of 4Runner and he's timid about DIY work. I sent this to him. I have opinions about oil drain pan/containers! The whole point is to skip the step of pouring from the pan/container into some other jug and having to clean up those spills and wishing you had three or four hands. I just clean my container when it's full, put that in a big trash bag, put it in the car (with seat slid back to hold it upright, or a bungee) and take that to the auto parts store, where they let me carry it in the back and pour it out myself. (This may vary by region; I live in semi-Mayberry conditions, and I look like Hank Hill.) Also, I decided I liked my drain pan/container so much and that no new ones were made like that anymore, that I started to worry about sliding it across concrete. You could slide it on cardboard, of if you're a total nerd, make a sheet metal tray to fit the bottom of it so it slides noisily across concrete but doesn't wear the plastic. (OK, I'm a nerd.)

@yogib37 3 года назад

Such a pleasure to watch your videos. On my 87 Mercedes the oil housing is in the engine bay. Easy just take the two 13 mm bolts off and take the cover off and then remove the filter. But what is good about that you can just pour the new oil into the oil filter housing. I do that with one gallon and then remove the oil cap and pour and top off.

@solosoundlapaz 3 года назад

It's always a pleasure to greet you and it's good that you came back to get your hands dirty with your fans. In case the leak does not end ... it would be very interesting if you could give us a tutorial on changing the oil pan gasket 3rd generation 4runner

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

I will definitely have to do that job for sure in the future, so stay tuned!!

@ajaxxmaxx7296 3 года назад

I work at Walmart auto center for 2yrs and learned to dislike Toyota oil changes especially Lexus cars 😂😂

@henryduke722 3 года назад

I have a 2005 SR5 4Runner easiest oil filter ever to change the oil

@TB-lv2rh 5 месяцев назад

Yep, but yours isn't the 3.4 V6 that is unpleasant for oil changes!!!

@Danzilly 3 года назад

Dr. Lady! Faye! Making Grim smile! Hope you go for a high mileage record. Plenty of these with 400,000!

@donmynack Год назад

You are so right about the factory crush washer on the drain plug. I used a generic one last time and noticed today that its dripping. Dang it!

@FayeHadley Год назад

Augh I know, it SUCKS!!!! sorry that happened to you!

@maingun07 3 года назад

Sometimes we overlook the basics. Some folks have never done an oil change before so thanks for posting this. And even us salts can get too complacent and make an oopsie. I just changed the oil in my small block Chevy a week ago. It calls for 5W-30, so that's what I grabbed at the store. What's left in the jug goes in the trunk. A few days later, I'm rearranging the trunk and I picked up the jug and something didn't look right. "High Mileage 5W-20 Full Synthetic made for..." Wait, what? "5W-20" Well, crapadoodle. Over 30 years of doing this. I've changed oil on everything from a 26cc weed whacker to a 1790 CID diesel. First time I ever put the wrong stuff in. I think. Familiarity breeds contempt.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Oh my gosh I love this comment so much and I relate to it more than you know!! I don't really do oil changes anymore, So to be honest this is even a good refresher for me to go back to my Express Maintenance days and remember all the things that helped keep me the only technician to never have a comeback 💪🏻 those little tips and tricks can really make a huge difference!!! And I'm not a super huge fan of the high mileage stuff, I think it's a little bit gimmicky. Are you planning on changing it again soon?

@maingun07 3 года назад

@@FayeHadley Oh yeah, definitely. Just the oil, though. I'll just dump the filter and reuse it seeing as how it's brand new and all, but I'm not driving her any further than I have to with that thin stuff in there. A little residual 20 weight isn't going to hurt anything, but not a whole pan full! I think the high mileage stuff is gimmicky too, but that was all they had left on the shelf. I should have looked closer at the jug when I grabbed it, but it was on the 10W-30 shelf. I should know better. Only got myself to blame. I used to know an auto tech instructor that for a time worked at an oil refinery. Something he said stuck with me. Oil is oil. As long as it's the right weight, it doesn't make much difference what the branding is. At the refinery, he'd see trucks from Valvoline, Quaker State, Pennzoil, and just about every other brand out there filling up from the same processing tanks. The only difference is the additives that they put in it. May be a little less true today with synthetics, blended oils, etc., but probably not by much. I usually grab what's cheapest, but use a quality oil filter and change both religiously. Oh, and I never ever flush. Made that mistake once. Cost me my 375 Wildcat (340 cid). 30 years ago and I still cry thinking about that. The only comeback that I had wasn't even mine. Dude pulls into the shop in a big delivery box van. Says he had a wheel come off on the road, then points at me, "And that's the son of a (BLEEP) that worked on it." I'm sweating bullets. I've done a lot of box vans, but I don't cut corners, especially not with lug nuts. So I go pull the original ticket. The van was in two months before I started working there. The manager pulls me into the office and I show him the ticket. I wasn't employed there at the time and the tech that did the work isn't employed there now. Didn't matter. The customer fingered me, so I get written up. Had a second incident a few months later. The foreman wanted to pull this full sized pickup into the little bay. I told him it wouldn't fit, but he insisted and would be ground guiding me in. I told him a second time that there is a reason we never use this bay for anything but compact cars. He not so gently reminded me that he was the boss and that I didn't want another write up. So I'm driving and he's outside watching and giving me directions. I used to move tanks around in the military. You do exactly what the ground guide tells you to do, no more, no less, and if anything goes wrong it's on him, not you. So we're slowly creeping the truck in. I stopped several times to tell him it ain't gonna fit. "Sure it will." _Crunch!_ It didn't. The truck hit the overhead door track. Customer's vehicle gets damaged. Foreman gets a verbal reprimand from the manager, but I get a second write up anyhow. I walked. That was my last job in a shop and I got out of the biz. I only wrench for friends and family now. Much happier. Plus, you can say, "Hey dummy, I told you so." For some reason paying customers get cranky when you say that. Hell, I just wrote a damn essay. Well, maybe you'll get something out of it. Oh, and if you ever decide to open up a shop again, I'll do the oil changes for you. Cheap. I don't work for money anymore, only pizza. I'm trying to grow my spare tire into a full sized.

@emehlhar 3 года назад

Good job. You make it look very easy. So flexible. I am 60 and it's a bit more difficult.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Thank you!! I may be the only mechanic who regularly goes to Yoga class - it really helps!!

@stevenmorishita3906 2 года назад

Loved your video! It was very helpful. One question is where did you get your safety glasses? I like they way they wrap around and protect your eyes.

@DavidDavisDH Год назад

Good tips, I seen people leave off the oil cap, it's always good to put it next to the latch.

@james1965 3 года назад

I love that funnel, may need to add that to my tool kit. And those custom Faye oil change stickers are cool!

@SoldouttotheTruth 9 месяцев назад

Faye is the bomb! She is a real mechanic.

@johnmbell4642 3 года назад

Hey Faye, really like the new intro and the visual aids were nice touch you pretty much nailed that one covered all the tips and tricks for changing your own oil. One thing I like to do after the oil has started to drip I don’t about a quarter quart of fresh oil in to push through the last of the old oil depending on the engine you would be surprised how much old oil flushes out but then again some engines not as much comes out. I hope it’s just the boot on the steering rack those can be such a pain what do I do with the boots seems to work pretty good here in Michigan with the salt and everything in the spring I spray off the boots really good then I dry them with a Shop towel then I spray on some AT-205 reseal it’s supposed to rejuvenate rubber seals internally but it seems to keep the boots supple without weakening them I just spray it on and wipe it off. Keep the videos coming I’m sure you’re helping so many people which is awesome have a great one🐔🐔🐔👍

@pechep 3 года назад

MFW I have 4wd, use a filter wrench, and break off my oil pressure switch right before a 600 mile road trip. It didn't leak while I made the trip, and promptly replaced the sensor for $15 (USE LOCKTITE). Great video btw, always love to see Grim Repo!

@cubedomatic 3 года назад

Nice! I also use empty washer fluid jugs, way better then reusing the empty oil jug just because of the seal.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Not only that but they're hard to label once you get all oil on them so I've made the mistake of dumping and used oil before and having to do the whole job over again 😆😆😆

@paulscalice758 3 года назад

Hi Faye, I'm 70 years old and not as spry as I used to be so my do it yourself oil change days are over but nonetheless the video was very enjoyable to watch. 👍

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

I appreciate you watching! And I understand some of my yoga moves are difficult for even the young and limber!! 😅

@rajelledragon5763 2 года назад

Faye you’re the best, Dragon Here From San Diego California

@FayeHadley 2 года назад

Thank you!

@juliuswolbrueck4609 3 года назад

@16:24 Millwright Rule #2: Never tighten any cover screw until ALL cover screws have been started. Works for all industries. I have found that steering racks are best rebuilt by people who are set up to do just that. R & R is always easier than rebuild on floor. I don't rebuild CV axles either.

@njsongwriter 3 года назад

Good to finally see another auto/truck maintenance video. Hope all is good with you Faye. BTW the difference between the full and add marks of our 2009 RAV4 us 1.6 US quarts. It makes no sense that it would be exactly one quart since the add mark represents the minimum safe level and the full mark represents the maximum safe level. Years ago they likely took the minimum safe level and simply added one quart to that to arrive at the upper mark so you knew when you were one quart low. Folks got into the habit of going over the upper mark back then but the upper mark (at least on a Toyota) now represents the upper safe or full level and should not be exceeded. And some milk jugs are fine for used oil as long as as they have screw on caps.

@markreynolds3850 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing this video, great job explaining things.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@clayfist4033 3 года назад

Nice job on the oil change nice video one thing I noticed them glasses you were wearing underneath the vehicle look like you were skydiving when you were talking if people wasn’t looking around or didn’t pay attention on the video you’re awesome can’t wait to see you next video thank you

@ratrodstuffgarage 3 года назад

After a bad workday you make me smile again 😀

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Awww I'm so sorry that you had a lousy day at work!! Tomorrow is a new day!

@davidjohnson8474 3 года назад

Very well done video Faye! Your Feather Babies get Strawberries! Wow nice!

@Jackson-qf7uv 6 месяцев назад

Hey! Great video. Seems like you know what your doing! I noticed 1 thing. (Keep in mind maybe I’m miss seeing something or something like that.) when you were putting the dipstick back in, I would clean it before putting it in. Because, when you don’t clean it, there’s gonna be oil on it and when you start the car, more oil can be splashed on and it can become a false reading. If you clean it though, it can become more of an accurate reading, your a good influencer!

@rakatika 3 года назад

Very insightful. I'll be doing my very first oil change ever on my new car.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Oh heck yeah! Have fun! :)

@rakatika 3 года назад

@@FayeHadley So nervous!!

@212caboose 2 года назад

I love these vids- calming AND educational! These vids are also good as tools to show ME how to instruct others. Thank you!

@FayeHadley 2 года назад

Awww thank you so much!!! That's awesome!! Pass the knowledge!!

@whocares4464 3 года назад

The old handy dandy big piece of cardboard!!! Keeps the ground clean and allows you to slide not wiggle under the vehicle!!!

@dannylister558 3 года назад

Interesting..that funnel with the treads is a great idea..must have one..chickens still cute as ever..

@marleyturned 3 года назад

Thanks for taking twice as long for me! Well done.

@shutternut4806 3 года назад

Great tips! This video just came out just in time for me to do oil change on the Tacoma and Corolla. I also liked the funnel which I never know existed.

@alejandraquintero018 Год назад

Also did my first oil change today! Thank you for the video

@FayeHadley Год назад

Hells yeah!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@willowizmyname 3 года назад

The diagrams are so helpful ♥️ love ur videos

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Glad you like them! :)) Thank you SO much!!

@haitisongs 7 месяцев назад

You’re more passionate than I am. Definitely!!! Awesome tutorial!

@brucewayne2773 3 года назад

Poor dragonfly, steering rack boot, another video for Grim. Bought that light and funnel. Useful tools, Thanks

@404notfound..... 3 года назад

Another excellent video fay! 👍🇨🇦

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Thank you so much!!!!

@markmcmanaman1282 Год назад

Great video, thanks. Now I gotta find one of those funnels.

@roberthayes5037 3 года назад

Very useful video specially for those not to mechanically oriented 👍👍

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Glad you think so!!!

@charles_wipman 3 года назад

Well explained i'll say, the how and the why; also that flashlight it's great but not as much as a good pair of Corcoran II.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Nothings as good as the Corcorans! I am wearing them right now :))

@charles_wipman 3 года назад

@@FayeHadley Great!, they're the most comfortable combat boots that i have; and look great, better than Marteens, Rangers, or Getta Grip.

@slimtechgtp 3 года назад

Thank you for talking about the drain plug washer. I think the majority of DIY oil changers reuse over and over again, which COULD eventually lead to trouble. Also, side note, I think those are the same tires I was looking at for my Tahoe. But it's only a 2WD so I feel like I would be a fraud with such aggressive tread. They look great on the 4Runner, though :)

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

I only have the two wheel drive 4Runner!! I don't think it's fraudulent at all!! I chose these tires because of their aggressive look but also how quiet they are on the road and they don't really hurt my feel economy as much as I was expecting the lift and larger tires to do! They also have a really great warranty, So I was going for a long lasting tire with minimal road noise and also looked amazing! (And I also really did not want to spend $1,000 on tires!!)

@Razhuan 3 года назад

Hi Faye Hadley hope all is well , just change the oil on my bike and my truck is do soon , keep up the good works 🌹

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Thank you! You too!

@dustyroads204 3 года назад

Great vid Faye….like that funnel how it screws right on the oil spout, I’m going to look 👀 for one. I always changed my own oil and always made sure to have had the engine hot beforehand….. Looking forward to the steering rack update!! 🐔🐔

@MrSamuelCaballero 16 дней назад

great video and you energy is awesome ! thanks

@atticstattic 3 года назад

BTW, Your 'sealed Toyota transmission' video helped me with my RAV4, thanks!

@markjones7268 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I like to use Valvoline oil. Sometimes places are out of it for sure and i choose another. I told my brother not to use the old sealer gasket on the drain plug. Cheap insurance to get a new identical one.

@LuisMartinez-nn1bv 3 года назад

👽 Hey Faye, thanks for being there for all us diyourselfers; prepping my shopping list for next change... Saludos y bendiciones desde Puerto Rico...

@stevanrose7439 Год назад

Those oil filters can be accessed from the top by going under the alternator. I’ve done it on my Tacoma. It’s kind of a pain and you may scratch your hand up a bit. But it can be done. Also it can be seen from the wheel well.

@loreleibrewer3803 Год назад

Thank you for this! I was able to comfortably reach mine through the wheel well

@KiwiPokerPlayer 3 года назад

Another great video Faye. One thing I like to do is prime the new oil filter before installing it. Depending on the design I at least try to soak the filter material if it installs from the top and if it installs from underneath I'll fill it as much as I can, maybe 3/4 full. It just helps everything along on that first start, only takes a few seconds and you can lubricate the filter gasket at the same time so it tightens down nicely.

@KiwiPokerPlayer 3 года назад

@@subtegral yeah, into a dry filter.

@KiwiPokerPlayer 3 года назад

@@subtegral it's longer than that. Watch the oil light on the first start next time you change your oil. Is your engine going to explode if you don't do it? No, it's just good practice and takes 10 seconds.

@abisaelfelix7394 3 года назад

Awesome video, reminded me how much I kinda dislike getting the oil filter out when their 4x4. My arms and hands don't fit. 😂😂 awesome video and amazing tips!

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Oh absolutely when people make fun of me for choosing a two-wheel drive 4Runner I remind them that I live in the flat land of Texas and I service all my own vehicles 😅

@mroptical1982 3 года назад

Hello Faye great video I always enjoy watching your videos Wishing you well Take Care Dear

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Thanks so much!!!

@flightofapaullo72 3 года назад

Great video as always!

@slowdownnn11 Год назад

Good video, very helpful. Rewatching this video after doing the oil change - I think I made a mistake by not taking off the front half of the skidplate (just took the back half off). Even with the back half off I found the oil filter SUPER hard to reach, and unlike your video I had a torrent of oil running everywhere (including me; and yes I had already drained from the drain plug for a long time). I think it would've been easier to reach with the entire skidplate off... next time I will try that. Other than that, great video, didn't know about those washers and ordered some before doing the oil change, glad I did.

@justonnie 2 года назад

I put used oil in an old DEF bottle. 2.5 gallons and a spout......I find them everywhere.

@KM-yh4gh 5 месяцев назад

excellent and detailed video. I have my 3rd Gen 4runner (2001) and will be doing a lot of DIY and just checked out your video. I would like to know where do we dispose of the oil? Do you have a transmission fluid change? Again great video with clarity.

@genxiong2695 3 года назад

You can probably take out the oil filter without removing the skit plate but 9 out of 10 times the oil mess from removing the oil filter will build up on the skit plate and overtime is just too messy. On my 2000 limited, it is so tight (maybe impossible but if you have tiny hands it might work) that I prefer just to take out the skit plate.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Totally! I have one of those bendy directional funnels that actually makes it quite mess-free! (amzn.to/3yCxs45)

@Kapatid39 9 месяцев назад

Very information video thanks faye

@EddieChamo Год назад

Mechanic Pixy Dream Girl

@nonamebrand8771 2 года назад

Get U some Frickinnn KNEE PADS ASAP. Tommyco Kneepads 40032 . Just did my first oil change on my used 2000 4RUNNER 5VZ-FE 3.4L Engine V6. Everything out there says 5.5 qts, but that did not fill mine up. Your chart showed my the light. Thank You. P.S. Your 10w30 oil !!!

@underdogontheappalachiantr9646 2 года назад

Faye thanks for all the knowledge. May I ask where you got your protective eyewear..

@photonashville 29 дней назад

Love our 2000 4Runner with about 210K miles. But changing the filter on a 4x4 version is much more of a pain in the butt. Very little space to get arms up in there, and it makes a mess most times. My 2nd Tacoma is a breeze in comparison with the filter topside.

@noturbo 3 года назад

Thank you Faye.

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

You are so welcome!! :))

@veektoryk 3 года назад

I love your channel.

@runeandrebergtun8892 3 года назад

I guess you don't hear this often, but those googles looks good on you.

@danielsmith-ze3wy 3 года назад

Awesome and thanks for the video

@sweendawg7274 Год назад

I hate that skid plate! I finally got smart and cut a portion off for easy oil filter access

@D21403 2 года назад

Don’t you wish you had a Tacoma with the filter up Top !

@4thphaseofmalaise Год назад

Subbed thanks for the video.

@FayeHadley Год назад

Thanks for the sub!

@jdmDC2ftw 3 года назад

Would love to see a how-to on resealing a t4r rack. I don't think there's a vid on that on RU-vid yet.

@GarrettnDrewsDad 3 года назад

This girl love love loves you. Thank you

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

🥰🥰🥰

@paulgallagher3122 3 года назад

That ought to make a really good video on resealing the steering rack. I’m sure that with all that you have going on NOT the most pressing or pleasant job to look forward to but with all the older 4 Runners out there, there should be good viewing content! PS I really like the “ Intermission “ music between the video and feeding the birds. Who is it?

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

The song is called "Not So Long Ago" and I love it too! And yes, I just finished resealing the steering rack in my older supra a few months ago, and it was quite the task!! HAHA!

@paulgallagher3122 3 года назад

I tried to find that particular arrangement but couldn’t place the artist/artists who arranged that song!

@3jake5mee Год назад

excellent teacher !! thanks

@ivanmoncada9122 3 года назад

Thanks!!! You are amazing!! The best

@georgevaldez1449 3 года назад

Great video

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it :))

@michaelford4732 3 года назад

just so cool

@jeffkeryk3550 3 года назад

I guess you do 3K OCIs? Old school. I do 5K services on everything with syn. All good. Thanks Faye. Did you ever do a took video? What you use and recommend, based on budget, quality, etc...

@stevanrose7439 Год назад

I found one of my pan bolts broken off and whoever put it back just used a self tapper and made a new hole 😫. Well it bugged me enough that I drilled out the old bolt and was able to save the threads and put in a new bolt 😃

@DreamGirl-ve4yg 3 года назад

💜 the crazy chicken lady sticker

@scottiencali 3 года назад

Thank you Master Faye!! That was awesomely more fun that it should have been. :) Congrats again!! I wanna Master Faye oil change sticker!!!

@FayeHadley 3 года назад

Thank you!!!!!

@bencanevari4056 3 года назад

When I changed the oil and filter on my Eclipse, it was the easiest thing ever. The drain plug and filter were right next to each other! And there was no reset I had to do!

@stephenmoxley3004 3 года назад

Great video, Faye. I really like your idea of putting the oil cap near the hood hinge, as a safety precaution. Keep up the great work.

@NotaMechanicJack 3 года назад

Same we’re gonna do that now

@D21403 2 года назад

Where did you get that funnel? I’ve never seen one like that? You could start the engine with it in there to check oil !!!

@AndyWaddell-hz1es 8 месяцев назад

Hi Faye- great video- thanks for clear directions and tips. Since these 3rd Gens make a little bit of a mess taking off the oil filter, what are your thoughts/expertise on installing a remote filter more in the engine bay? (Im thinking/debating on this)

@FusionBoost2.0 3 года назад

Hey Faye, love the 4 Runner, it's in awesome shape! I had a question for you though, was wondering you opinion on the new 5th Gen Rav 4s... My wife just bought a 21 TRD Rav and wondering what you thought of them... Figured I would ask a Toyota Tech 😀

@stewartmatthews1551 3 года назад

That was awesome Faye if my kia breaks down on the road I know who to call if I need my car fixed mam

@MegaCityOne 3 года назад

i bet I have the cleanest 2003 4Runner.

@azbonz 2 года назад

Wow! This is the best maintenance video I've ever seen in terms of the video and the explanations. All the little details of what you did and why you did it were so useful. Thanks so much.