Variety of new-owner questions

I like the long nipple.

 

Exactly

 

Me reading the last few posts

 

Boys, boys. lol.
I am thinking the F133N -looks like it will accept a hose.
https://www.fumotooildrainvalve.com...e-with-12mm-1-25-threads-with-lever-clip.html

 

Torque values please?
1. oil cannister cap
2. oil drain plug/

$37 F133N with LC-10 F-Series Large Body Fumoto Valve with Long Nipple and LC-10 Lever Clip for M12-1.25, Gold

F133N

 

#2
https://help.fumotooildrainvalve.co...865054-Installation-guide-for-standard-valves

 

I bought the short one because i thought i read about it hanging down too low and people were worried about it being hit and sheared off. Not sure if this is true or not. I bought the plastic fitting that snaps on to the tiny nipple that still allows you to attach a hose to it.

 

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Just remember if you switch from plastic to the metal oil filter cover you need to put the center part from the plastic one into the metal one. You need the longer one in the metal cover so you don't crush the filter.

 

No issues with mine, I would think if you snap that off you probably did more damage to other things.

 

If you need to know anything about detailing/cleaning your Tundra just ask Jason @War Machine he is the expert here.

 

(1) Oil filter cap, 18 ft-lb (216 inch-pounds)
(2) Oil drain plug, 30 ft-lb (Talk to Fumoto about torque for the

$37 F133N with LC-10 F-Series Large Body Fumoto Valve with Long Nipple and LC-10 Lever Clip for M12-1.25, Gold

F133N)
(3) Oil filter cap plug, 9 ft-lb (108 inch-pounds)

Note: (1) and (3) will require a torque wrench calibrated in inch-pounds.

 

Jim, you probably never will, I'm pretty sure i read it here somewhere and decided not to take a chance. But then again I'm pretty anal about my new Tundra.

 

X2

 

One thing i just thought about after this discussion is why they would offer two different lengths to begin with.

 

Some vehicles have plugs that points straight down, and the longer valve would be at more risk. Something like the Tundra's angled plug doesn't have the same risks.

 

That is a good question.
Maybe dual exhaust or headers.

 

How can I know my tank capacity?

VIN 5TFDY 5F11L X9480 23
Model Code USK56L-PSTSKA

 

You can use this Toyota site for lots of great info on your truck.

https://www.toyota.com/owners/my-vehicle

 

Put your VIN in here https://www.toyota.com/owners/my-vehicle/vehicle-specification and see what packages you've got. I think it's the SR5 Upgrade package that adds the larger tank.

 

Sadly, no tank info. I even downloaded "full specs"
I see nothing in the documentation with the truck that tells me
I guess I will run it low and find out empirically.

 

Easier way to tell: Do you have a center console or a bench seat up front? If you have a bench seat you have the smaller fuel tank.

 

Do you still have the window sticker?...That should tell you everything.

 

This is your truck, yes? If so, you don't have the SR5 Upgrade Package, and I believe that's the only way to get the bigger tank in the SR5 trim. Unless it's part of the leather package, but I can't confirm or deny that as I never looked into that package.

 

Just looked up the leather package for a 2020 SR5 and this is what it says

 

I just looked at my window sticker, and it seems you need to have the SR5 upgrade package to get the 38 gal. tank. Hope this helps.