How to maintain your Toyota Part 5 Injector cleaning, Battery, Tires and Drive belts
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- A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician details how to take care of your Toyota. Most Toyota owners are confused by the maintenance schedule in their owner's manual. Severe service ? Normal service ? The confusing maintenance schedule in the owners manual? I go over every maintenance item in detail with recommendations on how to care of your Toyota in a way that will keep it taking care of you for years to come.
If you missed part one of How to Maintain your Toyota covering engine oil and all Toyota filters, Find it using the link below:
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If you missed part two of How to maintain your Toyota covering engine coolant and transmission fluid, Find it using the link below:
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If you missed part three of How to Maintain your Toyota covering Toyota brakes and Toyota Spark plugs, Find it using the link below:
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If you missed part four of how to maintain your toyota covering toyota differential, transfer case fluids, wipers and air conditioning, find it using the link below:
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In part 5 of this series I will cover Injection cleaning service or Fuel Injector cleaning or Induction cleaning service for your Toyota. Also I'll talk about Batteries , Tires and Drive belts for your Toyota
If you have any questions and\or comments please leave them below or you can email me at . Subscribe to the channel so you won't miss upcoming videos. Follow the channel on instagram and facebook @thecarcarenut
This is how you take care of your all your Toyota models including Corolla Camry Highlander 4runner Yaris iA Sequoia Tundra Tacoma Venza Rav4 Supra CHR or CH-R Land Cruiser Scion tC Scion xB Scion xA Scion iM Corolla iM Sienna Celica MR2 FRS 86 Scion xD Pickup T100 Avalon Prius Prius C Prius V FJ Cruiser 2021 venza hybrid 2021 sienna hybrid 2020 supra 2021 supra rav4 prime prius prime and more
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as a Toyota Master Diagnostic Tech (retired) I say >>> refreshing to see an honest Tech giving fine advice"..TY
Thank you sir! Hope you are enjoying your retirement after a long and hard career as an MDT.
This guy is a trusted mechanic! Dealerships are in business to make money my Toyota dealer is it looks like the Bellagio Las Vegas , 10 foot thick doors two bathrooms marble floors! Starbucks coffee and donuts while you wait for service! I’m going out this afternoon to give my car and Italian tuneup! Good advice it starts with your fuel. Big big thank you car repair nut!
The advice you dish out is going to save people THOUSANDS of dollars, thank you for taking the time to create these amazing videos!!
Jigsaw thank you so much! That is my intent when I started my channel! I hope I can help people as much as I can.
@@TheCarCareNut Nice things about USA, you can speak out for any facts although your company does not agree with all of your ideas. But I agree, Tank additive never really works.
@@TheCarCareNut HI i have a 2017 Toyota Corolla is it ok to change the exhaust pipe to an a axle back borla type s exhaust ? Or are problems going to occur
Hi! If you change behind the cat you shouldn’t have issues
@@TheCarCareNut its an axle back exhaust im not sure if its infront or behind the cat can you help
Once you get big like Scotty K. Don't quit being a great Toyota Master Mechanic!
If I have questions or help with Toyota Lexus I wouldn’t go to Scotty, I would be more interested to hear what this guy has to say
Scotty isn't big, he is loud...
Scotty...a lot of his videos are totally BS! Example: "Toyotas built in Japan are built with more quality than Toyotas built the USA"..."TOTALLY BS" absolutely " NOT TRUE!" What a totally stupid video he made! He should be ashamed of himself!
just dont click bait like he does. thats what ruined it for me.
Toyota #1
Just one episode of these meticulous and immensely helpful maintenance videos is worth a subscription alone!
The fact that you even include an email for questions is truly above and beyond! I wish you were my technician! Thank you for your hard work!
I am learning so much by watching your channel I'm a female I'm older and I appreciate all the advice that you are giving us and I like that you're into the Lord because he watches over all of us so God bless you and your family
Hi AMD! I just finished watching your "How to maintain your Toyota" series. I wanted to say thank you so much. Your videos helped me immensely as I am a new 2014 Prius owner. I feel confident in knowing what my car needs thanks to you. Keep up the good work!
10 out of 10. I would like to see more maintance video of the 2020 corolla specialy manual transmission. Sat down and watch the whole series. THANK YOU i feel ready to dyi and "shop around"
I recently found your channel and I've been binging it. As a mechanic myself I always love to see what specialists think of their brand and getting tips from them. Your channel is amazing for Toyota.
Just binged all 5 parts, your a blessing!
Thank you for watching my videos Danny! My pleasure to help! Have a blessed weekend.
i trust you more than any other dealership,thank you for everything and keep going this great job that you are doing ..Th biggest respect from georgia .. 👍👍
I just replaced my 10 year old car with a 2021 Camry LE. The learning curve on a car that is 10 years newer is intimidating. Your videos have been a HUGE help: especially concerning the Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 videos! Thank you for your honesty and your explanation clarity. I’m looking forward to your next video.
A STRAIGHT UP SHOOTER !!! GREAT HONEST MECHANIC!! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!!
Johnson Controls makes most of the batteries , one important thing to check when buying a new battery is how long it sat on the shelf before you bought it ,if it is older than 3 months tell them you want a newer one or go someplace else as lead acid batteries age faster unused on the shelf than when in use ,if it sat for longer it will still work fine but will not last nearly as long as one that has a newer date code. With the date code the first number is the month then the year but sometimes they use a letter instead of a number with A for January to L for December and it is on the side of the battery not the sticker sometimes on the top where they mark off when you got it.
I love the “glazed” line! I’m pretty sure every serpentine belt that runs it’s back side over an idler or tensioner (which would be all of them) has that shiny (glazed) look. I love to sit in the waiting room and listen to dealership service writers come out and sell people insanely unnecessary and expensive repairs. I was at the Honda dealership for the airbag recall on my wife’s CRV and an older retired couple with a two year old Honda minivan was sold a $1500 brake job with new rotors all the way around an new calipers. I really wanted to jump up and yell bull**** but I stayed out of it because I hadn’t seen the vehicle but it is pretty unlikely that type of customer could have driven that thing enough to need that much work in such a short time.
That's day light robbery
I always call them out on that crap.. especially if they tried to rip me off too.
Absolutely love this guy and channel. If only every mechanic where this common sense based and honest.
I think a lot of greedy dealers removed your name from X-mas cards list. Another very helpful lecture. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. 👍👍👍
You are doing a great service for the viewers of CZcams and all owners of vehicles, period, not just Toyotas. Keep up dispensing your automotive knowledges to all of us - non auto people - and dyi mechanics
The "in-tank additive" is made by 3M and is literally just gasoline with a tiny bit of extra detergent. Totally worthless. However, the pressurized "fuel injector cleaner" absolutely works as it was formulated and patented by Toyota for Toyota. I recommend it as a diy job. The cans are cheap but the fuel rail kit is expensive but it's a one time expense. Batteries are supplied by interstate but manufactured by Johnson Controls. They make 80% of all lead acid batteries. However, the batteries are made to the manufacture's specs. In the case of Toyota, JC uses the same external case and bus bars as all the other batteries, however, JC uses Toyota's patented lead plate design that gives slightly higher reliability and real CCAs.
Yea my Nissan Frontier battery leaked from day one
Fuel rail? Whats that& my used 150,000 mile yaris 2012, should I do that? Where di you buy a fuel rail? Does this channel have a diy tutorial for that job?
@@realjb5931 A few videos on CZcams on how to do it on a Toyota. The "fuel rail adapter kit" is available to order from your Toyota dealer part numbers 00289-1PF00-01 and 00289-1PF00-03 are both needed along with a can of cleaner 00289-1PF07.
First of all, your channel is a Godsend! I just discovered it and wish I had subscribed much sooner!
I just bought a 2014 Avalon Hybrid after falling in love with the Toyota hybrid system on my wife’s 2009 Highlander Hybrid. Both cars are high miles (over 200k on the Highlander and 160k on the Avalon). I’m doing most of my own maintenance and the Highlander has been the most reliable car I’ve ever owned so far. My 04 Acura TL that just got traded for the Avalon paled in comparison.
I just finished this 5 part series and found it so helpful in putting together a maintenance plan for both cars! One suggestion I had would be a video on timing belt service. I know that’s not as DIY as some other things but it’s something I think a lot of people aren’t aware of as a maintenance item in V6 engines.
Thanks for all the work you put into these videos, you’ve earned a subscriber for life here!
Thanks for this excellent series. I have learned a LOT! I'm an old guy -- I grew up working on '50's and '60's cars. Whenever you say "simple" (like a simple fuel injector/computer system I have to chuckle. You are a lot of fun, Mr. Nut!
Just discovered your channel yesterday and have been binge watching all of your videos since! My hat off to you my friend for sharing your knowledge! You earned yourself a new subscriber. -05' Toyota Sienna LE 71,600miles owner.
Thank you for watching and subscribing!
I love this series. I wanted to use my dealers service shop, but they ended up being horrible. I was forced to do most of my own maintenance. You are an awesome resource. Thank you.
As is so often the case for so many once you realize/learn that most Toyota Dealerships are absolutely horrific ripoffs and Liars.
When I bought my brand new 06 Tundra DC Ltd 09/2005, I had already experienced their unsavory ways from my previous Lemon 2002 Ltd.
The new one wasn't a total lemon but over the 1st few years I learned it also was built with much inferiority.
But doing my own maintenance and larger repairs at least assured me I was not getting ripped off and the jobs were done right.
AMD is one of the best AND most honest Toyota Techs on the entire Interwebs!😊
I just discovered your channel and it is pretty amazing. Thanks a lot for all these precious advices. You will definitely make a lot of people's life easier. Keep up the great work! Greetings from Montreal, Quebec.
AMD, thank you so much for these insightful videos. I own a 2014 ES350 and 2017 RAV4 Hybrid, and my mechanic is temporarily shutdown due to current times. Your videos have given me the confidence to now do my first oil changes, and doing it with my kids, and a wonderful time doing it. Much love from Canada.
Thank you for making these maintenance videos series, it’s very informative and cleared up some of the myths. Again, thank you and please continue to make videos!
I just watched all 5 of these videos because I recently got a 2021 Tacoma. Tons of great info and you answered every question I could possibly have
I love the honesty and advice you give, thank you. Thank you.
Finished watching your whole series and very informative. Most of the information throughout the series were things I already researched on and its reassuring hearing a mastertech backing up their information. Great Job!
AMD, Thank you for the great videos full of information. I only do about 15% of DIY work on my vehicles but I like to be knowledgeable on the work that the service rep is recommending. Truly value them!
Brother man I’ve been watching so many of your videos for the past several weeks and in my opinion I know you say you’ve had 10+ years of experience from newer videos but the depth and level of knowledge that you have shared and broken down to a level of simplicity that a level headed teenager would be able to execute is unmatched.
Thank you immensely for the sound advice. You’re the best.
outstanding series. Thanks for your time and sharing your knowledge.
Love your videos. Please keep up the good work. We need more people like you. Man I wish I knew someone like you for hondas
I was just thinking the same thing...we need someone like AMD for Hondas!
If all the Mechanic,s were as down to earth as you especially at dealership,s then most ordinary working class people would be flocking to have there car jobs done there.
It's great to hear someone who is so honest and down to earth.
I loved your opinions on oils. I often have many friendly arguments with friends and family whenever I tell them just shop around it all comes from the same oil refineries.☺️👍👍👍👍
Stephen Jones Thank you Stephen! I really appreciate it!
Very well said!!
Your information has proven to be a tremendous help to me. Thank you!
Great info by an honest person,telling it like it is.
I have subscribe to other channels sponsored by mechanics but this is the first one that’s really going to help me deal with my Toyota and how to keep it running forever
The most important voice in automotive world ! Congratulations..
I just finished all 5 videos and have taken notes on every maintenance item mentioned. You are awesome and thank you!
I just started watching your videos and I love the way you tel the truth. You got me hooked lol
Great channel. This series has been so helpful!
@Theinan thank you! I’m glad it’s helpful!
Thanks for this helpful series!
You are hilarious, smart, and honest! I love your videos! Have saved me a lot of money and gave me a piece of mind. Keep em coming please!
L love your professional advice and practical advice for people like me who is not a mechanic. You so well incline and I appreciate your time. Thank you!!
I’ve completed these 5 videos. It feels like an awesome fun course that I’ve taken for my 2018 Camry Hybrid LE. And yes, whenever I get a chance, I like to mention my 2018 Camry Hybrid LE. 😃
This guy is a blessing thank you Sir
Thank you! I’m glad I could help!
Your videos are always so full with information . Thankx for your service
Thank you for the best advise for your viewers like me. I’m your loyal follower in this channel. More power and God bless!!
Fantastic my teacher one of a kind Godbless you too!😀
I watched almost all of your videos since I found your channel and subscribed to it. Love the way you give it straight to the point and no BS. I am not sure who the hell gave a few thumb downs in the videos, must be the dealership owners :) who wouldn't like the truth to come out. Any way, just want to say "Thank you"!
Thank you Paul for watching my videos!
I have a2017 rav4xle with continental tires with terrible road noise is there a quieter tire I could change to enjoy your videos thanks joe
I just got a 2015 4runner limited and these videos are GREAT I learned so much Keep up the good work and God Bless
This channel is a real gem...thanks for all your dedicated work and helpful videos...I storming through your videos...kickass stuff
When considering how long to keep your battery and serpentine belt, I always factor in the typical cost of a tow, the likelihood that you're going to get stranded somewhere, and other inconvenience costs. When you add all that up, it usually makes sense to replace your battery and serpentine belt before the end of their useful life. A lot of people think I'm crazy for replacing stuff that isn't broke, but there is a lot to be said for scheduling stuff like this when it is convenient to you, and you're not in an emergency situation where you have little choice.
Some of those pro-rated battery guarantees aren't as good as they seem, so you need to factor that into your decision as to when to replace an old battery. Some places will give you the pro-rated refund with no questions asked, while others are required to put it on their charging/discharging test system to make sure the problem isn't with your alternator. That can be rather inconvenient in an emergency situation.
Another problem with pro-rated battery refunds, is that some places will indeed give you what you're owed, but only toward the cost of one of their new batteries, and they'll only warranty the new battery for as long as the remaining warranty on your old battery. For example, suppose your 3 year pro-rated battery that cost you $150 dies after 2 and a half years. So after running a full charge/discharge test, the seller gives you $25 credit to buy a new battery. No big surprise there, and on the surface it seems like you should take the offer. But if that new battery dies after six months, depending on the store policy, you could be left with no warranty whatsoever on your (almost) NEW six month old replacement battery. That kind of thing doesn't happen often, but when it does, a lot of customers get furious.
Or buy a car without any belts… 👍👍
I 100% agree with you. I always replace my battery at or slightly before the warranty period is up. A single tow can easily cost more than the battery. Same with drive belts. I go one step further… at 10ish years (yes, I keep my cars a long time) I replace every belt and clamp in the cooling system, along with the thermostat and, depending upon the model maybe even the water pump. I drive my car for work and I simply cannot afford break-downs so I follow the model of airplane maintenance. Since I do the work myself, I can get all the parts for that for ~200-300$ including fluids. Money well spent in my book.
Meant to say “i replace every HOSE and clamp” not belt
“I don’t know what glazed means” Hahaha I like this guy
It resembles a glazed donut? I’m hungry now.
My mothers drive belt was like glazed,glazed as in it was really shiny and also cracked, wasn't changed in many,many years on a Vauxhall Astra 1994 here in the UK,only had 55,000m I think i was the original drive belt,so a 26 years old glazed drive belt lol
Learning many things from this guy. I drive RAV4 and thanks for all infos about your honesty.
You are the toyota guru. Thanks for the advice and peace of mind.
I am a new subscriber and thank you for your advice. I just bought a 21 Camry AWD and although I’ve played with cars all my life, I’m a little confused with this tech
I've been using Top Tier gas (BP) since I've owned my Camry in 2015! I live in Pennsylvania and drive mostly in the city to work for 25-30 mins a trip. I do get on the highway once in a while for 10-15 min trip. THX for sharing!
Just found your videos! Thanks!!! Have a 2011 RAV 4 and 2018 Camry 2.5 4 cyl. Having a ticking sound in the 2018 that concerns me, but according to your video, this is a "normal" thing for this engine. That helped me tremendously. Have driven toyotas since 1990 and put 200k plus on three of them. Will be watching more of your common sense videos. THANKS AGAIN.
I like this guy, very knowledge about Toyota cars, I subscribed and liked every his videos I watched.
Hey love your channel and your experienced advice, I've learned a good amount. I got to see a tour of a battery factory and learned this:
Yes many automotive batteries may be made at the same factory but to very different specifications and levels of quality! According to the brand's specifications there are good ones and not so good. So for example, a Walmart "Ever Start" battery is a much lower quality than a Interstate, Delco or Motorcraft . There are many others with levels of quality.
If I remember correctly, most automotive batteries are made by Johnson Controls.
Thanks for the throttle body cleaning interval AMD... was thinking of going on a 50k TB cleaning interval as my Honda finally would start for a sec and then die at around 139k (TB was never cleaned previously). It put out a P2101 code shortly afterward - TB actuator malfunction. Initially thought the TB actuator motor went bad, but took it out and cleaned out the gunk, and no issues for over a year now.
You, sir, are a king amongst men. Thank you once again for your honest to god reviews!
You are very informative and extremely knowledgeable as well as very well spoken and professional. I really enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work.👍
Totally impressed by your work and your channel. To me, you rank way up there among the great CZcams mechanics, like Scotty Kilmer, Car Wizard, etc. Keep up the good work! PS I own a 2015 Corolla LE Premium, and I am about to have it serviced tomorrow coz it just hit 130k miles. Will keep all of your advice in mind when I talk to the dealer tomorrow!
Thank you! I’m glad I could help! The 130k mile service is essentially a 10,000 mile service so you shouldn’t expect more than an oil change and tire rotation and a general inspection. If it needs anything else that’s not making sense you’re welcome to ask any questions you have. It’s my pleasure to help my viewers with any way I can.
@@TheCarCareNut Oh that's good to know! Actually I am going to ask them to do a 120k service on it because I am positive they did not do the spark plugs, CVT fluid on my Corolla the last time. I was in a hurry last time and I did not check the receipts. Hopefully it's not too late to do those items
TheTalibandrew it’s not too late. I would get them both done and you shouldn’t have any issues.
@@TheCarCareNut I see. I'll make sure my dealer does this. Thanks for your advice!
Great advice. Look forward to your videos.
5 parts.. 5 thumb's up... Salute and Thank You.
I just love how sincere you are with your advice and opinion
I took my car to my dealer for 160km (100K mi) service. They recommended replacing the sparks plugs, injection cleaning, and throttle body cleaning. All never been done before. Going in, my car drove fine and mileage was as good as day one. I thought I was scammed but now I feel better after watching your video. They were good preventive maintenance. I do drive in extreme cold half of the year, short trips and very few highway trips. Your comment about Toyota battery is true. I owned several Toyota over the years and the batteries rarely lasted beyond 5 years. Thank you for making this video.
My 2012 Sienna battery went 7 years.
@@alan4sure my 2021 Tacoma battery lasted 2 years. Terrible and from I've seen on other forums I'm not alone. You got lucky. My Jeeps battery also lasted 7 years
I actually had a good experience with "Cataclean" which is an additive that got rid of a P0420 CEL I had. I don't know if the EFI Toyota additive is supposed to do the same, but it sure beats replacing the catalytic converter.
Thanks for the great series!
05’ Tacoma w/ 252,000 miles
Your videos are much appreciated, my friend. Thank you very much for taking the time to better inform us.
Thank you so much for this series. My husband recently died and so I am left to ferret out what I should be caring about doing to keep our 2008 Highlander Hybrid running. I love this car, it's in great condition and only has 100,000 miles on it so I'd like to take good care of it. Your advice and tips are helpful and much appreciated.
How do i take the best care for .my 2019 toyota Corolla with 17239
Good luck!
9:40 Batteries - I had bought a Interstate Mega-Tron for my 2011 Toyota Camry LE . And I believe it was still 5 years later that it was in very good condition . As I had tested it with a battery tester you connect to the terminals . Though I had added distilled water twice during this time . Car was declared total in Sept of last year . I have no bought a 2020 Toyota Camry LE from Avis Car Sales .
It’s refreshing to hear you talk about regular things that we are all having to decide on sooner or later. Thanks so much!
Driving my first Toyota - 2020 Tacoma- and really appreciate this program 👍
New subscriber here. Great videos, great content and really useful information. One correction I want to make, Interstate doesn't make batteries, Johnson Controls makes them. Interstate is one of many models made by them.
Thank you very much for a very assuring and good insight on how we can keep our cars last. I have always been a Toyota nut, until recently when I decided to do with the newer Hondas. I have owned both brands and others and these are the only 2 brands I would consider to own. I only find Toyota dealerships anywhere take advantage of the loyal Toyota owners by over pricing or not willing to negotiate price. But, maybe, my next purchase will be back to Toyota. We still have a 2014 Toyota Venza and a 2011 Camry left in the family that I have passed on to our youngest daughter and the Camry to a niece.
I think you are my favourite mechanic
Excellent
Really thanks，I feel it is a greatly helpful video for every car owner.
Hi AMD can you please talk about Timing Belt and water pump replacement for older cars like my V8 2005 4Runner or just in general, please.
Great videos man, thank you for making them. Questions, dual-port injection in some Toyotas and Lexus, will it require the so-called "Italian tune-up" and or the dealer service? Correct me if I'm wrong, I was under the impression that as long as you use "top tier" types of gasoline, it'll clean up the valves and all that. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for watching! The dual injection system Toyota used also called D4S will not carbon up the valves like direct injection only engines. An Italian tune up every once in a while isn’t a bad idea. The dealer service could work and is beneficial if you drive short trips very frequently.
On a whole different brand... When Volvo rolled out the 5 cylinder engines on the 850 model, the valve stem clearances were pretty close. It was very common for people who never went on the freeway to experience misfires, hard starting, and similar problems. (I had a Volvo at the time [shudder] and saw a lot of this on the Volvo forums.) An Italian tune-up would fix them right up.
I love your honest tried and true tested opinion,helping people understand and saving them money,thankyou,best wishes to you, from, Auckland, New Zealand ❤❤❤❤❤
Hi, I really want to thank you for your help and support, and thank you for your honesty we need more people like you. Keep up the good work.
I checked out test results on tires, and the closest tires to the Michelin fuel savers turned out to be the GeneralAltima’s R43v tires. I used them all summer and noticed no change of gas mileage, and the traction is equivalent to the Michelins. Great tires, and affordable!
Out of four general tires I installed on my 4Runner a few years ago, two developed numerous pin holes because the layers had separated withing a year.
Never ever do I come close to this "brand".
I just bought 4 Nexen priz tires off Amazon, love the way the feel and the 2 tires I just bought from walmart,Douglas, I cant return but im selling because thwy feel terrible on 2012 yaris.
Can you talk about DENSO parts
I'm a new subscriber and a new $runner owner. You are a Godsend.
Thank you
Thanks for being a helpful honest guy, nowadays not many people like you in the world!!!!!
Unfortunately it's about scamming people out of their money and being greedy.
You are one in only a few, and for that I say
"Thank you sir "!!!!
Keep up the great work !!!!
How do you use the throttle body cleaner? I was waiting for some explanation :(
Video coming up soon on that
Does the BG Fuel Induction cleaning do the same as the Throttle body and FI cleaning? I heard that it improves gas mileage......people who done this reported they almost got 2 gallons worth of extra mileage from their vehicles after that service.
It does work in some cases when there’s actual carbon build up. Try it and see if that’s the case or not.
You are my savior.I finally get
great advice Keep it up!
Thank you so much for your great service information. You are a blessing to us who need this I am a first time Toyota tacoma owner 2015 TRO love it and want to keep in running for years got it used Thanks to you For these videos, Bless you...
I have used Cosco batteries 100 month warranty
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For how long do u need to drive on the highway to do that
Hi! Up to 10 miles I’d say
AMD...you are a definite breath of fresh air in a world of mind-numbed robots. Keep the videos coming!!
Thank you AMD! I do my best to take good care of my Camry. Your kindness is very much appreciated. I've enjoyed all five parts of this series and am thankful for you.
Toyota is one of the four founding members of the Top Tier consortium. I only use non-top tier brands if there is literally nothing else available in the remaining range. There are lots of low-price top tier brands: see www.toptiergas.com/licensed-brands/
I had a Nissan 300ZX manual transmission that developed a horrible clutch judder. I monkeyed with it for months and decided to give a top tier brand a try. Within a hundred miles it was smooth as could be. I've recommended top tier gas to friends who had clutch judder and in all but one case that fixed it. In the remaining case the springs in the clutch disk were trying to pop out (a common Honda problem).
Me: "Spec calls for 6.47 quarts of oil, I put in 6.45 quarts"
The Car Care Nut: "ummm....Nah that doesn't fly with me and it shouldn't with you"
Me: Hangs head in shame
😂
I'm so happy I found this channel. This guy really gives awesome info and doesn't give the same exact cookie cutter advice I see from other channels.
I feel like an idiot after going through my 5th bottle of injector cleaner
.....I really always thought it was snake oil but didn't listen to my gut.
Great content! I have seen all the videos!
I’m just here hoping there is a part 6 I don’t know on what because you have covered almost everything lol
Thank you so much!!!