Engine oil plug Torque - 34 Nm Front differential fill plug - 39nm Front differential drain plug - 49nm Transfer Case fill plug - 37nm Transfer case drain plug - 37nm Rear Differential fill plug- 49nm Rear differential drain plug - 49nm
Hi mate, great video, exactly how I do mine which is a 2004 glx 1kz-te with 231,000 km. Mine doesn't have a rear fuel filter. My injectors, glow plugs, exhaust, coolant hoses, water pump even head light globes are all original. Timing belt done at 150, 000 km as per schedule. Only changed original fan belts x 3 two years ago at 200,000km. Still going strong. Done all my services since new, run out of room in service book !
What about the rear & front diff plus transfer case & transmission oil change interval do u do? Mine is @ 160thou never been changed, drives like new but i dont use 4wd or low range much
@@adjrasta9365 I changed the front & rear diffs at 200,000 kms & the oil was as golden in colour as the new oil going in. After 230,000 kms, finally changed auto oil & filter contrary to what Toyota say. Oil was 15 years old & a lot cleaner than I thought. As of today, car is having it's 16th birthday. Still running original a/c gas, still cold, original water pump, exhaust, shocks, head light globes, discs, although have been machined. Just checked my oil pick up, first time ever, clean as a whistle, unlike some photos I have seen on this site. Good luck with yours.
Thanks mate, you have reassured my confidence on these original built tough 1ktze. I just done the timing belt and tensioners myself didnt do.the water & if yours is still on original, i hope mine goes as far as yours. I hve replaced headlight globe & parker globes but havent needed to machine discs yet, still on original brakes front n back probably because its a manual. I get whay your saying about running out of room in the service manual. My other car is european and comes with no service manual, its all electronic & suppose to be entered by dealer but rarely is...worst part about the car, paying for servicing so to maintain warranty but not really confident in that they actual do whay they charge for
Your video is spot on when it comes to servicing one of these Prados...i hve seen many flashy american videos with the FJ Cruisers same as prado that over complicate even the simply service intervals
Hi this video is an awesome tutorial. @39:04 there is a basin where there is some oil captured and I've noticed after a drive there is a small amount of new oil that has dripped out. Is it normal to have a little bit of oil leak out form the filter after driving? Or alternatively is there something that might be leaking above the filter dipping into the basin. Curious to know how you'd find out where the oil could be coming from.
Engine oil plug Torque - 34 Nm
Front differential fill plug - 39nm
Front differential drain plug - 49nm
Transfer Case fill plug - 37nm
Transfer case drain plug - 37nm
Rear Differential fill plug- 49nm
Rear differential drain plug - 49nm
That 10mm hex from Germany is a Gedore. Up there with the best quality tools in the world
Hi mate, great video, exactly how I do mine which is a 2004 glx 1kz-te with 231,000 km. Mine doesn't have a rear fuel filter. My injectors, glow plugs, exhaust, coolant hoses, water pump even head light globes are all original. Timing belt done at 150, 000 km as per schedule. Only changed original fan belts x 3 two years ago at 200,000km. Still going strong. Done all my services since new, run out of room in service book !
What about the rear & front diff plus transfer case & transmission oil change interval do u do?
Mine is @ 160thou never been changed, drives like new but i dont use 4wd or low range much
@@adjrasta9365 I changed the front & rear diffs at 200,000 kms & the oil was as golden in colour as the new oil going in. After 230,000 kms, finally changed auto oil & filter contrary to what Toyota say. Oil was 15 years old & a lot cleaner than I thought. As of today, car is having it's 16th birthday. Still running original a/c gas, still cold, original water pump, exhaust, shocks, head light globes, discs, although have been machined. Just checked my oil pick up, first time ever, clean as a whistle, unlike some photos I have seen on this site. Good luck with yours.
Thanks mate, you have reassured my confidence on these original built tough 1ktze. I just done the timing belt and tensioners myself didnt do.the water & if yours is still on original, i hope mine goes as far as yours. I hve replaced headlight globe & parker globes but havent needed to machine discs yet, still on original brakes front n back probably because its a manual. I get whay your saying about running out of room in the service manual. My other car is european and comes with no service manual, its all electronic & suppose to be entered by dealer but rarely is...worst part about the car, paying for servicing so to maintain warranty but not really confident in that they actual do whay they charge for
@@adjrasta9365 All good. Enjoy it while you can !
Very comprehensive mate, thank you. The information you provide is always valuable, great content.
Your video is spot on when it comes to servicing one of these Prados...i hve seen many flashy american videos with the FJ Cruisers same as prado that over complicate even the simply service intervals
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Thank you for the video and information
good video dude will help many fellows out there
Thank you for making this video its very helpful.
Thanks that is what I’m going to do drop all oils Coming up to its 150k service
Thank for your video about Prado 150.
Do you have a video about cooler change.?
Thank you for the comprehensive instructional video. What is size of the crush washer for the oil drain nut?
Hi this video is an awesome tutorial.
@39:04 there is a basin where there is some oil captured and I've noticed after a drive there is a small amount of new oil that has dripped out.
Is it normal to have a little bit of oil leak out form the filter after driving?
Or alternatively is there something that might be leaking above the filter dipping into the basin.
Curious to know how you'd find out where the oil could be coming from.
how to replace engine oil pan toyota prado 150 3.0 td 1kd-ftv 2012 year ?
Can i leave front and bakc diff plus transfer case oil without change > conservative driving
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Can you service my Prado please.