Toyota Oil Filter 90915-YZZN1 Oil Filter Cut Open
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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Is this Toyota oil filter any good? Would you use it? Let's open it up and see what's inside!
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what is the Difference between YZZN2 ?
Do you mean F2? I'll pin your question so that it sits on top. Here's a forum post from BITOG.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/difference-in-oil-filters.354966/
What is the difference Between filter 15601-BZ030 Daihatsu?
there are many manufacurers that use the glue to make sure the seal is leakproof between the 2 plates
I'm glad to see the anti drainback valve was silicone. I own a toyota and have used this for a massive road trip in the past with full synthetic Castro. I can see why some filters don't need an anti drainback valve if they are mounted upside down, as there will always be oil left in the can if the baseplate faces up. But, maybe I'm wrong and it still needs one. Even so, this seems like a very solid filter for the price. 65,000 miles and dutiful oil changes with full synthetic oil later, my engine is still tight as a drum. But now I use Purolator Boss and Pennzoil Ultra Platinum due to all the great advice on these various channels. Thanks for adding to the knowledge base for a fairly nice quality filter which doesn't like to promote itself (humble I guess). I would go 7,500 with this Toyota filter but only with a high quality full synthetic oil.
Thanks for sharing!👍
Nice to see that Toyota went back to or stayed with spin on oil filters on their new vehicles instead of the “ nightmare “ cartridge filters.
Funny how cartridge filters cost more or the same as spin on with half the material 😡
I believe it's a 95% filter rating at 20 microns. It's a Denso standard for Toyotas. It's a synthetic and glass polyester blend.
If it is, I wonder what that comes out to be at 99%?
@TheGreatGatsby where did you get that number from?
I think Toyotas seems to prioritize flow over absolute filtration
It looks like the baseplate has been spot welded and the 'glue' is a sealant. Just a thought.
Another good review Pete! I liked how you did the test to see if it was made of silicone or nitrile rubber; I never knew this. TFS Merri :)
Hi Merri, Thank You!
Doing the burn test was something different and kinda fun.😊
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Its a Denso oil filter, good filters whatever the manufacturer says the OCI is cut that in half. Never bought into this 10-12k oil change B.S
This oil filter is used in a lot of Toyota and Lexus sedans, including my 4 cyl 2000 Toyota Camry LE. It'd be interesting to see a comparison between this Toyota oil filter and a Denso oil filter (w/o the Toyota label). I believe the Denso Xref number is 150-2000.
It will be a while but I'll try and compare the two.
What most people don't realise is that paper and paper synthetic mix filter media is often better than supposed upmarket media. Saw a few videos on CZcams that tested the different media and paper won almost everytime
I won't go more than 5000 miles on paper filters though
My take on it is I think paper media does a pretty good job of stopping contaminants from going through the filter media but it does hold it and trap it as well as synthetic media does.
If the filter never goes into bypass then no worries.
My opinion is just that. I do my oil changes at maximum 8000 km or 5000 miles. No matter what oil, or filter. So for me paper filters work fine. Of coarse some guys I know do there oil at 10 000 km or 7500 miles or more. Then I would rather change the filter half way through the oil change. Never believed the 15 000 km oil changes and there is no evidence that convince me otherwise. The only time I ever saw that you can do the long drain intervals is with the big rigs doing mainly highway driving. But even then you still do your oil changes every year. No matter the kilometres / miles.
Replaces YZZY2? Same replacement. Jst an fyi
On my 2001 Toyota Echo with 214,000 miles, I've been using Mobil 1, NAPA Gold, and currently the cheap Super Tech filter. Haven't used this Toyota OEM filter yet. Car runs like a top. Bought it brand new for $13,000. 4 speed automatic, getting around 40mpg on the highway still. Has anybody seen "The Car Care Nut" channel, here on CZcams? The guy's a Toyota mechanic. He actually says Toyota filters are not the best. But he says it's about regular 5,000 mile, 6 month oil changes, not the filter, that makes a car last. Fantastic Channel.
Thanks for Sharing👍
Why are the pleats not sealed all the way out to their external edge? Seems like oil can enter that inner gap of the fold and bypass the filtering media. Metal inner core also has a gap at the bottom of the seam. This does not look like a quality filter.
It can't, I keep forgetting to show this but I will someday.
There's no reason it needs to be sealed all the way to the edge. The plastic bond holds it all together very well. Also, it doesn't matter if there is a small gap at the seam. Only filtered oil is in this area and doesn't affect anything.
Looks like a serviceable unit. Thanks Pete for our Friday filter fix.
Your Welcome!
Very unusual filter. Maybe the glue on the base plate is actually part of the gasket.
Another informative review, Whip. I see a lot of these filters at my local Wal-Mart. I have thought about getting one of these for my Tacoma.
Thanks, Chris!
It looks to be an Okay oil filter.
@@WhipCityWrencher on lower end of ' ok ' much lower
Element itself is very similar to the Mazda filter(s) Whip City examined earlier.
How is it made in Thailand and shipped to the USA and sold for less then $6!
Crazy
The workers over there don't make the same pay as we do over here.
They make 100,000 of them. For probably $2 each.
I own a business. I don’t produce anything. Just sell. I have learned when I buy something to sell it, sometimes the mark up is 300% or more. If I buy something for $5 it may sell for $15, $25, etc.
How nice of Brian to do so! YaY to Brian! Another great video! Have a Great Weekend, Cuz! 😊
Thanks, Ella,
Yes it was nice of Brian👍
Have a great weekend also, Me and Deb had a good time yesterday👍
@@WhipCityWrencher, We did, too! 🥰
It'd be interesting to see how a counterfeit one compares to it.
From Walmart ??
glue, mmmm. must hav found a leak where they crimp it, so they added a line of silicone 2 seal it...
It sure looks that way.
That filter doesn't have end caps. My guess that sheet of metal at 3:23 is used as the end caps.
Hi Tool channel, You could be right, but it does have somewhat of a plastic end cap. 4:33
Thanks for your feedback!👍
Just subbed to your channel.
Fits my NA MR2 ( 1992) with the 2.2L engine. Whats scary is I was JUST looking at this at Walmart...
That filter element looks like the filter that fits my wife's Corolla. Maybe it's a universal part they use in all the Toyota filters - some in a can and some on their own.
Could be, I'd have to compare them sometime.
Thanks for the feedback!
On a 2.5 that uses only the 0W16 for maximum flow. If you put 10W30 in it, the air temp better be very hot hot hot. This is for the longer intervals too. I put a little MMO in there because the crankcase already smelled gassy.
I noticed most filters have an amber or clear sealant at the can seam, like they do with canned food.
It's funny on other videos here how people pile on FRAM for having cardboard / paper end caps, yet not too many negatives here about Toyota not having any end caps. Go figure.
p.s. On my 2001 Toyota Echo with 214,000 miles, I've been using Mobil 1, NAPA Gold, and currently the cheap Super Tech filter. Haven't used this Toyota OEM filter yet. Car runs like a top. Bought it brand new for $13,000. 4 speed automatic, getting around 40mpg on the highway still. Has anybody seen "The Car Care Nut" channel, here on CZcams? The guy's a Toyota mechanic. He actually says Toyota filters are not the best. But he says it's about regular 5,000 mile, 6 month oil changes, not the filter, that makes a car last. Fantastic Channel.
These are exactly like the cartridges. You only have to seat the inside of the filter because the clear make up sealant forms a perfect surface. Also each pleat is glued just like paper air filters at the edges. In my humble opinion they limited the size of filter on the engine by not allowing a larger diameter gasket. A long filter would be trick.
Hi, bob
That clear plastic is glued on there very well and difficult to remove, watch the end of the video if you haven't already and you'll see what I mean.
Thanks for your feedback!
@@WhipCityWrencher tough stuff. I wonder if it burns. The clear urethane or whatever forms the solid clear center. Very consistent structure either way. No angsty kid with a glue gun did that job. That was injected into a mold maybe.
Can thickness was measured incorrectly. You used the flat part of the caliper to measure a round surface. Should have used the tips only. Just an observation. Otherwise great video.
Thanks!
Yep, I measure them a few times before I start recording so I know roughly what it will be.
Those OEM filters are not the best. I like the long inlet holes and plastic cap. Dont go past 5k miles on this filter.
Better ones out there Pete. Another great video.
To be honest, this is not a filter, this is a piece of shit !!!
Thanks, John!
When Toyota suppliers utilize a natural material they process it so expertly that it might as well be synthetic. This filter media could be made from the coconut for all I care. That silicone adbv is made by Arai Seisakusho, an actual innovator in dynamic sealing.
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Does it mater that there are no metal end caps?
Strange looking filter element. I don't see what keeps unfiltered oil from bypassing the filter paper.
There's a hard clear plastic that goes around the center of the filter ends that makes a tight seal.
u saw wut i saw, oil getting past filter media & rite bak in2 engine... NOT GOOD.
@@WhipCityWrencher That hard clear plastic (epoxy?) doesn't extend all the way to the outer ends of the pleats and it seems oil can bypass the filter media by entering the inner gap between pleat folds.
@@AEVMU It can't because you have the bypass valve on one end and the anti-drain back valve on the other end.
Decent little filter! Interesting ADV test...Sure if the filter comes with a silicone ADV I'd prefer it..But I guess if you live in extremely cold climate for half the year, it is more of a priority for silicone. I have some older FL 400's long can, that has the nitrile ADV and they have been cut open after use, at 5000 mile OCI. They are still as pliable as original. Not even close to deteriorating or getting stiff. Like new actually! Just Sayin! Nice full dissection reviews as always from you Pete..Our oil filter revealing King, hailing from the Windy City. Great Job Again!
Hi John,
Thank You!
This is very different from almost every other filter you have cut open: no end caps. I wonder if that difference is significant and is reason to avoid aftermarket for Toyotas?
Some have the metal end caps some don't, lately, I've opened a few Toyota oil filters that have had see-through plastic endcaps.
'Glue' may just be a sealer between end cap parts.
You could be right!
I use this filter in my 2zzge 2002 celica
Not bad for a dealer filter. N idea what the filter media is made of. I would want to upgrade to a higher quality filter.
Still a great filter at a great price to boot. Also if you’re running the VVTI system in your Toyota it is very sensitive to pressure. Hass to have the right amount of pressure. You know the Toyota filter is going to have the right amount of pressure that’s what it was tested with.
@@reeksreeks3017thanks for the info. I got a new camry, have 9k miles and just did my 3rd oil change. When i was dumping out the oil on top of my oil container i saw metal particles coming out of the filter. Other than that it all look clean. The oil that drained straight into the buck didn't seem to have any metal shaving. Im wondering if i need to worry about it since the engine is still practically new.
Looks just like the Toyota cartridge in a can. They are not known for being very efficient, quite the opposite really. A question Whip, @ 6:42 the anti-drain-back valve looks almost greenish. I assume that's just the lighting, it is black? Thanks for the video.
It's a dark green, that's why I wanted to test it. @ 3:36
I do not like the construction of the filter. Toyota says okay. I would prefer a WixXP for my Toyota if I own one.
Why would you go with anything but is recommended than manufacturer/dealer? Denso makes the oil filter. It’s dirt cheap. $7 retail at a local dealer more or less or buy it online from another dealer at whole sale pricing. Not to mention all of the products made by denso are some of the best quality. Especially if you have a warranty issue with the engine they might try to void it for using aftermarket. I have a wholesale account with my local Toyota dealership and by nothing but factory parts for my car.
I buy my Toyota filters from an out of state dealer, pkg of 6 for about $30
PS: search your oem filter number than Toyota dealer parts cheap
Interesting 👍
What is the difference Between filter 15601-BZ030 Daihatsu?
Should try to get the counterfeit Toyota oil filters that come in a counterfeit Toyota box that looks better than the original Toyota box ....they are out there
The knockoffs are built the same , whether you buy it off ebay , dealer or walmart
Great vid as always!
Thanks, Jonathan!😊
Very informative video...
Thank You!
Great video Pete,
Would you know what the bypass release valve pressure would be for this oil filter?
I appreciate it, thanks.
Thanks!
If I didn't mention in the video than I don't know.
It's hard to get much info on these Toyota oil filters
Seems like it’s pretty low… it looked like the spring on the bypass valve was easy to press… so I’d be worried about using aftermarket filters in my Toyota, some I’ve seen cut open it’s super hard to press the bypass valve open which could be potentially really bad if the Toyota engine was not capable of opening the bypass valve due to the aftermarket filter bypass valve being too stiff
@9:55 too bad Smell-O -vision doesn't exist yet 🔥 for the burn test
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pretty interesting design !
I wonder if this one is a continuation of the YZZF2. Can't find the F2's anymore.
AutoZone says they have them, www.autozone.com/filters-and-pcv/oil-filter/p/original-equipment-oil-filter-90915-yzzf2/128800_0_0?spps.s=5167&cmpid=LIA:US:EN:AD:NL:1000000:GEN:10574827360&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4uaUBhC8ARIsANUuDjUPdsVYeUMaiFHdSjgvc7HqMmHFmKA1Ja4Zzlg4Fh-bKchojrZU-KEaAqJ8EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Yes
And the award for "Super-Duper-Filter-Cutter-Opener-Guy" goes to WHIP CITY WRENCHER -- (applause) --
The old "Burn It to Learn It!" trick works every time, and it saves a lot of guesswork about materials used in manufacturing. Back in the early '60s, plastics molders burned plastic materials to tell them apart.
It's nice to see that accurate method used again.
As for that OEM Toyota filter -- NO BUENO !! The Filter Makers MUST put the Micron Rating on the box, so we know RIGHT AWAY whether to buy the filter or not. This Denso filter failed to display the Micron Rating, and should be left on the shelf.
Same with ADBVs -- If the Anti-DrainBack-Valve is NOT made of Silicone material, it should be REJECTED.
We, as consumers, must put pressure on the Filter Makers to give us a uniform standard of quality, and demand certain features from their oil filters, such as the Silicone ADBVs and the Micron Rating on the box.
We must demand that they tell us what materials are used -- terms like "paper" and "cardboard" have no place as oil filter components -- I mean, what kind of "paper" is this stuff??
Is it sandpaper, waxpaper, flypaper, newspaper, or wallpaper !??
It makes NO DIFFERENCE what we call it -- the only things that really matter are the Micron Rating and the Flow Rate, but you'll never get them to publish that -- it varies too much.
Anyways, the gluing method and the NOP END CAPS AT ALL were excellent features that should be used in other brands, but there are patent restrictions that prevent a "universal" construction method.
I would only use this oil filter if I had a Toyota that was still under Warranty Protection -- other than that, a FRAM Ultra or BOSCH Premium Oil Filter will get my money.
Hi Chuck,
Thanks for the award lol 😊and your feedback.
I agree I wish the manufacturers would give us all the info you mentioned. I wonder what their afraid of or what they are hiding 🤔🤔
@@WhipCityWrencher You're most welcome, Whip !! ;>)
When those manufacturers don't tell us all the stuff we wanna know, we can't ASSume that they're a bunch of Scaredy-Cats, or that they're "up to no good" -- because we know that there are LEGITIMATE changes to products that DO NOT directly effect the "bottom line".
Many of the changes that we've seen in the last 2 years are a result of environmental concerns -- using more enviro-friendly materials that are less energy-consuming, and reducing landfill waste are now goals that went unmet in past years.
These guys don't tell us the specs on the box -- for the same reason that COKA-COLA doesn't print the ingredients on the label.
They don't wanna be DIRECTLY COMPARED to the competition.
@@SlikLizrd 👍👍
где размеры ?
Sorry, I don't measure the outer dimensions.
Is the K&N HP-1003 better?
I don't know I've never opened the K&N HP-1003 and compared it to this Toyota oil filter.
Love Filter Friday!
The filter cartridge looks to be from a canister type filter with the plastic top.
Filter element looks nice. Certainly beats the Toyota filter you opened a year ago. czcams.com/video/owVOFbeJzqM/video.html. That filter had issues.
Thanks for all that you do.
Your Welcome Jason!😊
Спасибо. Подскажите в чëм отличие N1 от N2?
F2? No difference
@@WhipCityWrencher 90915-YZZN2 только сегодня поставил.
I've watched a number of videos very similar to this one. Eliminating the unnecessary "unboxing" and other BS could get these videos down to 3 or 4 minutes.
Really, the unboxing takes about 3 sec. the other BS is probably about a minute at the most.
That's a fake Toyota filter
What makes you so certain?
Crap!!!
For the price, I think it's a pretty good oil filter, a micron rating would be nice though.
It is better than a cartridge filter!
Still looks better than the orange can of death
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