How to CHANGE YOUR OIL. DIY RAV4 How to Oil Change Tutorial 2008 08 Toyota RAV 4 in video

How to CHANGE YOUR OIL. DIY RAV4 How to Oil Change Tutorial 2008 08 Toyota RAV 4 in video

Watch this short video to do your own motor oil change, and filter. To reset the MAINT REQD Light on 2008 RAV4: _ 1) Turn the key ON _ 2) Set odometer to TRI…

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tdirtpor says:

lucky u 2009 and newer use a paper filter. A real pain

leannetmcmahon says:

Really good thank you

Famren1 says:

extremely useful. Thanks

Chris Purcell says:

AGtJ thank you

pennerchea says:

Thanks very much!

nicandro lalangan says:

Many Thanks, you saved $20 (my mechanic always charge me this amount) from my pocket. 

Hector Rondon says:

Thank you man, very illustrative.

Shengtao Liu says:

very good tutorial!!!

mangust RikkiTikkiTavi says:

for example youtube.com/watch?v=llMVU5KlRGY

mangust RikkiTikkiTavi says:

why is the oil so black? 5000 miles ?

Varghjarta says:

Awesome thank you so much for this video, I appreciate it!

Aleksandr aerosmith says:

Филтор от руки затягивать надо

Dave Sinow says:

Thanks, Just wanted to know the amount of oil, but nice & informative. I’ve changed my own oil since day 1. Good job.

Dave Carlson says:

No. 1/2 to 3/4 turn passed when the rubber o-ring contacts the engine.

icychap says:

Should you ever use a tool to tighten the new oil filter in place?

calidoggie says:

Thanks. Loosening the oil cap first helps oil drain better (same as loosening the air cap on a gas can helps the gas pour smoother). I would also suggest using nitrile gloves since used motor oil gets into your skin and is bad for your health – also gives you more grip to tighten the filter. V6 Rav 4 takes 6.4 qts. Good video. Thanks for info on how to reset maint reqd light.

DenaM81 says:

Good Tutorial, <3 the Details in comparison to other videos.

Mike Lawless says:

dude thanks. I have a Rav4 and trying to find a video to DIY for a rav4 was a pain. Thanks again.

aaron1dodger says:

Good video and very informative but when you remove the oil filter it still drains from where all the oil first came from. Don’t know if it’s just my car or all but its a 2002 jeep

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