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Oil and filter change, what tools will I need?

Discussion in '2.5 Gen Tundras (2014-2021)' started by Belroi1, Feb 15, 2020.

  1. Feb 15, 2020 at 7:18 AM
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    Belroi1

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    I am new to the forum.
    I purchased the truck new, 5.7 SR5 4X4. The dealer has always changed the oil in the past. This will be my first time.
     
  2. Feb 15, 2020 at 7:28 AM
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    10mm and 12mm socket and ratchet(s) to drop the factory steel skid plate.

    14mm socket or wrench (I believe that's correct. I have a Fumoto on mine now so I don't pull a drain plug) for the oil drain plug.

    A 3/8" ratchet short extension to insert into the oil filter canister lid drain plug----to spin it off.

    Probably the silly oil filter canister cap/lid Specialty Tool to pull this oil filter cap/lid off.

    Oil drain pan.

    Shop rags or paper towels.

    A can of brake clean is always good to have around.

    Smart money would have the specialty tool on hand that screws into the oil filter canister cap/lid to drain it off of its oil-----before you pull the canister lid off. Someone will be along to show you a link to that tool (I don't use one as I have Jowett Performance oil filter canister lid with built in Fumoto valve).
     
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    One important thing is QUALITY filter and oil. Not to open posts of the past, but a nice WIX filter or OEM Toyota with a synthetic oil of proper weight. Walmart is a good place to find decent prices on oil.
    Also, a nice LARGE drain pan with cap and handle, so you can just cap it, clean it, and take it to your local oil recycling facility.
    I have this one https://www.walmart.com/ip/FloTool-42003MI-Drain-Container-16-quart/44580714
    and it has done me well for the past few years. Big enough to catch any other drips during a change AND it stands on one end for storage.
     
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    Thank you for all of your replies. You have made my up coming task mush easier.
    Belroi1
     
  7. Feb 15, 2020 at 1:50 PM
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    Plenty of time.So many things to remove to do a simple oil change.
     
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    I second what everyone else has said ^^
     
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    I’d also recommend checking the website of whatever oil mfr you choose. I know Pennzoil often times has $10 rebates, so if a 5 qt jug at Walmart is $21, ends up being $11 after rebate. Not a bad price at all.
     
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  10. Feb 17, 2020 at 9:01 AM
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    Thanks for the rebate info. Pannzoil has two now, $22.00 Shell gift card good until Feb 23, & $10.00 good for the rest of this year. I will need more than one jug.
     
  11. Feb 17, 2020 at 11:20 AM
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    With the Pennzoil though, just make sure your local retailer is listed on there.
    Oreilly is also have a PZ and Wix filter rebate. 5 quart jug of Platinum with Wix filter for $33 with $10 rebate.
     
  12. Feb 17, 2020 at 11:57 AM
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    go ahead and buy you a FUMOTO valve.... its worth it in long run
     
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    Do yourself a favor! If you have a plastic filter cap get a metal one off Amazon or eBay and switch it out at your first change (the plastic ones are insanely hard too get off because they get way too tight). I actually got the Toyota brand metal cap for around $21.00 off of Amazon. The biggest problem is plastic mating up to a metal base.
     
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    Which Fumoto valve is the correct one?
     
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