Toyota Pickup Oil Filter
On Toyota Pickup models equipped with a skid plate you want to start off by removing it and gaining access to the underside. Then, you'll need to remove the oil plug and drain the engine oil to prevent oil spilling everywhere when you take out the old oil filter. Once you've done all that, installed the new oil filter in, put the plug back in, fill up the engine with oil, and screw the skid plate back on if your vehicle has one.
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Toyota Pickup Oil Filter
When to Change Your Oil Filter
You definitely want to avoid using the same oil filter when you perform an oil change. That would defeat the purpose of an oil change since you'll be filtering that oil using a dirty oil filter. Always replace the oil filter when you're changing the oil for optimum engine longevity and durability.Shop at AutoZone for everything you need to repair and maintain your Toyota Pickup including batteries, filters, liquids, and various other components. Sort available options by year, make, model, and engine size, then simply select Free Next-Day Delivery and get your product delivered straight to your address. Or, choose Same-Day In-Store Pickup for faster in-person pickup.
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Works, but not as good as the 90915-YZZG1
Nicholas
in 4 years
I bought this filter because I use only OE filters from Toyotas. Since the G1 was out of stock at the time, I used this. It's lighter, which isn't good and felt cheaper. When I was installing the filter, it definitely felt cheap. I felt the thin metal bend under my fingers when I was tightening the filter. I have doubts as to the filtering quality. This filter "works". How well, I do not know. If you can, get the G1 filter from Toyota. Much higher quality.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1993 Toyota Pickup DLX, 2.4l 22RE
I bought this filter because I use only OE filters from Toyotas. Since the G1 was out of stock at the time, I used this. It's lighter, which isn't good and felt cheaper. When I was installing the filter, it definitely felt cheap. I felt the thin metal bend under my fingers when I was tightening the filter. I have doubts as to the filtering quality. This filter "works". How well, I do not know. If you can, get the G1 filter from Toyota. Much higher quality.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1993 Toyota Pickup DLX, 2.4l 22RE
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It’s an oil filter
Nathan
in 2 years
It’s an oil filter. It filters oil. Buy it, or don’t, I don’t care. Stop being So needy AutoZone.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1987 Toyota pickup
It’s an oil filter. It filters oil. Buy it, or don’t, I don’t care. Stop being So needy AutoZone.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1987 Toyota pickup
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Unacceptable
Geoff
in 3 years
I have used this filter for three oil change intervals. After each oil change I detected seepage from the base of the filter where it contacts the motor. This has never happened before with other products.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1989 Toyota pickup with 22RE 4cyl.
I have used this filter for three oil change intervals. After each oil change I detected seepage from the base of the filter where it contacts the motor. This has never happened before with other products.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1989 Toyota pickup with 22RE 4cyl.