Revitalize Your Ride: Easy Oil Change for Toyota Prius 2010-15! 

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ALWAYS do your own oil change if you like your car. I trusted another person ONCE........Thanks for vid.

I just bought a 2013 Prius 3 with almost 60,000 miles on it. I'm not entirely sure if the dealer had the oil and filter changed, so this video has been VERY HELPFUL! Thank you.

Shout out to the helpers. The real heroes of this video.

Thanks for this awesome tutorial. My oil signal keeps coming on, sometimes just a week after oil change. I have decided to start doing it myself

Great advice. I'm thinking of upgrading from a Gen2 to a Gen3 Prius, and though this looks like the oil change is a bit more complicated on the Gen3 than my 2005 Prius, your step by step instructions make it easy for me to understand.

Awesome video thank you,, I wish you lived close to me,, you seem trustworthy,, I love the attention to detail,, it's hard to find a good mechanic these days that you can trust I live in Los Angeles

Thanks for the great video tutorial. Only thing missing is how to remove the plastic cover.

Thanks for making this video this really helped they forgot to reset my oil change indicator inside the car.

Thanks man. You did a great job.

Wow Thanks! I'm sitting at a quick lube place at the moment . Next time I'll do it myself :)

Thank you!

Next oil change at the dealer, I'm taking a parts bucket. Last oil change a new cartridge was on the passenger seat. Service said they brought an extra out and assured me a new filter was installed. I don't burn or leak oil but I'm about half full. In the chopstick and I'm going to need a tool to unscrew the filter cap - is on super tight.

Thanks. Great detailed info. I appreciate it!

thanks superb description of the process

Good video! Just wished you showed how to remove the plastic cover properly though.

very nice, especially the dash reset sequence,

Excellent description

nice and clear video

So I can save money changing my oil by buying a 1 million dollar garage. Thanks for the tip.

Great job! Thanks

Thumbs up! Thank you very much for your help.

Looking forward to see moreI really like your stuff!

Very very informative thank you

Thank you bro. 🤜🏼

Great video!

Good job but were is the link below that you refer to? I wanted to see what oil and filter you use. Thanks

Thank you for this video!

Thank-you, great detailed information!

should be almost the same on my Yaris Hybrid (1.5L, 2012 model, European)

Did you cut off the plastic access panel? Mine sort of hangs there getting in the way.

Just curious. Since the front is lilted up, will it drain all of the oil out?

so detailed, nice

Good job

How to set the miles? example 3000mile

Where do I buy a QUALITY replacement oil filter cartridge? Is SYNTHETIC oil preferred?

Thank you.

How do you remove the panel??

What roof rack is this?

The only thing I need is the oil filter wrench and the link isn’t even working :)

I just got a 3rd gen Prius (my 2nd gen was totaled last month in a wreck). The plastic flap that you have to use to access the oil pan and filter.... is there someway of removing it and putting it back on correctly? Or did you just cut yours off? After I removed the pop screws that hold it in place with the rest of the aerodynamic shrouds mine only seemed to fold back, but was still a pain in the ass and totally in the way. I was using drive up on car stands like you are using and the flap was where I was constantly fighting with it. i'm going to try getting the filter wrench from Amazon that you suggested. For the FIRST TIME in my entire life (I'm 46) I didn't change the filter. The filter wrench that Autozone had that looked like the one in your video, wouldn't stay seated and break the seal (someone didn't lube the O ring most likely and it is seized to the block). I busted my knuckles several times even using a breaker bar and was unsuccessful in getting the filter loose.... I hate the new cartridge style filter, A bad move on Toyota's part IMO. Old fashioned oil filters were superior at ease of dealing with on my 2nd gen.

After how many miles did you change your oil on this one? Can I do 10000 on 0W20?

After resetting the engine oil change light, when does it come on again? by date or by miles? If by miles, is it 3000 miles or regular oil or 8000 miles for synthenic oil? thanks

It's easier to take the filter off before the drain plug

My local mechanic charges $20 to change the oil (when I take oil and filter with me).

good shit bro

What about lube points

You need to be more specific on your tools other than an oil filter wrench. Be specific what exactly is the legitimate number tool

Why doesn't it fit I called it a few names still not turning

I think you've forgotten to remove oil filter Holder.

No mention of replacing the drain plug gasket. I have strip the drain plug thread on another car oil pan after multiple removal. I bought a good torque wrench and properly torque the drain plug to 29 ft-lb and the oil filter cover to 15-23 ft-lb especially with all cars now having aluminum oil pans. Living to hot Southern California I always use 10W40 oil and not the 0W20 recommended oil. When temperature exceed 100 degrees we want the higher viscosity oil and not the 20 weight. Never had engine problems in multiple cars over 35 years. Lose a little gas mileage but in the long run cheaper than excessive wear on our engines.

Good info, but work on your tone bro, it’s soo monotonous!