Toyota 4Runner - 30,000 mile Service Easy DIY Step by Step (SAVE MONEY)
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
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I break down the 30,000 mile Service on your 5th Gen 4Runner, as Toyota intended.
Follow these easy Steps,
along with very useful links below ⬇️
and you too will be saving money in no time.
Propeller Shaft bolts Spec that I’ve been using for The past 12 years : 35 lbs.ft
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* Torque Wrench
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* Grease Gun
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* Oil Filter Wrench
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* Battery Tester
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* brake Pad thickness Gauge
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* Coolant bleeding Funnel
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- Fuel Additive
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- OEM oil filter
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- 0W20 oil (will need 6.6 quarts)
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- OEM Engine air filter
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- OEM Cabin air filter
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- Wipers (Front /Rear)
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You are awesome! Love your channel and you saved me a ton of $$$. I did most of of what you recommended expect the drive shaft lubrication but the rest was relatively easy with the right tools.
I’m so happy to hear!!
Thank you for your support!
Thank you for this! I’m coming up at 30,000 soon so the timing for this video is perfect. As always, excellent content!
Your support is Much appreciated!!
You’re welcome!!
good stuff! thank you as always!!!
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Thank you so much for your nice video!😊
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Great video as always.
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Outstanding, easy info. Thanks!
Your welcome!! 🙏🏻
Great video!
Thank you!!
Keep up the content. Great video series on your 4Runner!
🙏🏻Much appreciated!!
I've really enjoyed all of your gen5 content. Thank you for the education.
Your welcome!! 🙏🏻
Thank you for the video Sir. As always excellent and outstanding. Keep up the good work !!!
I Appreciate that.
You’re awesome and very knowledgeable. As always you do all the homework for us. Thank you again.
You’re welcome!!
I appreciate your kind words!
Thank you again for a good video. I agree the 65 ft lb is excessive. I think peak recommended torque range on an 14mm bolt is like 30 to 45 ft lbs
You’re absolutely right!
65 does seam intense that's like a brake caliper on a medium car with a 19mm bolt.
Exactly, these are 14mm bolts and nuts.
I personally check them at 35lbs.ft.
Excellent video as always.
Anyone have a link to a PDF for the Canadian maintenance schedule in KMs?
Mine never came with a maintenance schedule booklet. I’ve been using a generic Toyota schedule with pen-and-ink additions on it specific to the 4R. (Thx to Vikings garage info and care care nut info)
Thanks !
👍🏻 You got it!!
Much appreciated!!
did we ever get the all data torque number for the propeller shaft bolts?
Highly informative, I am a new member, and in a month or so I will buy a 2020 Toyota 4Runner SR5 with 102,040 miles from a dealer in Ohio, my question is what do you recommend in terms of maintenance? knowing that some dealers cut corners to save money. I will be the second owner of this vehicle. additionally, I will ship the vehicle to Puerto Plata the Dominican Republic where I spend the winters my house is ten minutes away from the beach and the year-round temperature is bet. 80s & 90s. This is my first time owning a Toyota. thanks, and keep Us info with your great videos.
Congratulations on your new purchase, to answer your question in here would be a bit complicated but check the 2 following videos:
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Have a request……because so many Toyota 4 runners are getting stolen…could you do either a fuel pump cut off switch or battery disconnect hidden switch.
Never thought of that.
@@VikingsGarage I have been a long time subscriber and have a 23 TRD off road in lunar rock…..don’t want it getting stolen so did a battery disconnect hid it in the back under the bumper, but would also like to do a fuel pump one…..would like to see you do this video.
Great videos as always and I have a question.
Is it normal for there to be a noticeable and semi-burning smell in the cab when going uphill or steep grades. It goes away rather quickly.
Any information would be greatly appreciated
It’s a bit hard to tell, but uphill any vehicle is going to generate a bit more heat which could cause a burning smell.
Offcourse it’s probably wise(when the vehicle is cold) to check around the exhaust area to confirm nothing is stuck to the exhaust or it’s rubbing on something it shouldn’t.
Thanks bro you put my mind at ease, checked around the exhaust manifold because I suspected maybe and oil weep or seep out of the valve cover gasket but nothing.
Vehicle is new 2023with 8k miles.
Found some forms on burnt rubber smell but just would like to verify nothing major. For 48k I want this dinosaur to be perfect-thanks again
You got it.
Enjoy!
Hey sir. Any way you could do a video on a brake flush? I’m a newer 4 Runner owner. In the past I did it “old school” Gatorade bottle and a tube. My wife pumps the brakes. Probably not the easiest way to do it but it always worked for me? It’s a 22 4Runner, can I still do it this way? Appreciate you!
I’m currently trying to figure out a way to do it at home, simple and easy.
The way you explain will totally work.
What grease do you recommend for 21+ 4Runner? Is there one that’s good for all of the locations? Appreciate your time and content brother!
God bless~
Nevermind brother. I went to the greasing video and went to the link for the lithium grease.
No, worries. You got this!! 💪🏻
I had a lube tech at 40k mentioned my coolant was low and he topped it off during my oil change. I do average suburban driving with some highway. No leaks, any ideas?
Perfectly normal, I’ve seen a lot 4Runners under filled from factory at the reservoir, also it is normal for the coolant level to drop slightly overtime. Hence why I drain and fill mine every 30k miles.
I have a 2016 4Runner with +120,000 mile. Would you recommend a transmission fluid change if it was never done before?
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Can you recommend a coolant or should I just buy the Toyota coolant from the dealership
Always OEM Toyota coolant.
My 4R is now reaching 4500 miles and it's been great. One thing though, whenever going from 1st gear to 2nd, I always feel this little bump in the transmission and I have no idea if this is normal. When I rented one to test drive before an actual purchase didn't have this bump feel but I don't know why my new one has this. Also, when I sometimes do an abrupt stop at a red light, I feel and hear this 'clunk' in the transmission too. Have you experienced any of these before, Paul?
Thanks.
My 4Runner has 4,000 miles on it & I feel the bump as well, only going from 1st to 2nd gear it does that
20k on mine now. Purchased new. Have not experienced this issue.
I can’t really diagnose anything over messages guys. 4Runner transmissions are not know for being smooth.
I do appreciate your support!!
If it helps, mine has always been rough
If used for just street use and no towing how often should the diff fluid be changed !?
60,000 miles
Thank you ! Great videos btw !
Thank you for watching, much appreciated!!
When do they recommend coolant service? 120k-150k? We used to use BG products, but changed to a different company for our additives and fluids.
@Vinny5814 beat me too it, it’s recommended to be replaced at 100k.
@@VikingsGarageI did mine at 50,000 mi/ 80,000 km. Was that wrong to do?
No is not wrong the more often you change the fluid the cleaner and better performance the vehicle will be and at 50 that is half way from toyota recommendation so i think is fine . I use to be a toyota preventive maintenance tech .@Treetopflyer777
@@carlosmorales7190 ok thanks!!
Do you still work in N NJ? I would like to drop my vehicles off where ever you work!
I sure do,I work at Greenbrooks Empire Auto Mall(former Crystal auto mall)
awesome, thanks@@VikingsGarage
why does the viking guy wear pink? Hmmm
Because Vikings can wear whatever they want!