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Post by Paulus17 on Jan 12, 2019 14:14:34 GMT
It's off thank gawd and the new one on with a smearing of oil round the seal and managed to get the old drain plus seal off in one piece, but there still seems plenty of oil dripping out after 24 hours so will leave it till tomorrow if that is ok to do or should I just fill it with the new oil now? Thanks for the offer Chris very kind of you and perhaps a tool I should invest in Bob :TU:
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Post by firemac on Jan 12, 2019 14:29:59 GMT
It's off thank gawd and the new one on with a smearing of oil round the seal and managed to get the old drain plus seal off in one piece, but there still seems plenty of oil dripping out after 24 hours so will leave it till tomorrow if that is ok to do or should I just fill it with the new oil now? Thanks for the offer Chris very kind of you and perhaps a tool I should invest in Bob I'd just go ahead now as you're never going to get it all out (unless you wait quite a long time!). Did you replace the copper washer on the sump plug?
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Post by three5 on Jan 12, 2019 14:32:30 GMT
It's off thank gawd and the new one on with a smearing of oil round the seal and managed to get the old drain plus seal off in one piece, but there still seems plenty of oil dripping out after 24 hours so will leave it till tomorrow if that is ok to do or should I just fill it with the new oil now? Thanks for the offer Chris very kind of you and perhaps a tool I should invest in Bob WELL DONE Fella! :TU: persistence usually works in the end. Very glad that you managed it. I would generally leave the engine draining whilst I changed the air filter and checked everything else - maybe 3/4 hour. It's a lot longer than they leave it at the dealers!
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Post by Paulus17 on Jan 12, 2019 15:58:19 GMT
That's it folks all done and thanks for the help :TU: Got the engine upto temp and checked for any leaks but all looked good so will check the level again in the morning :yes: The oil filter that came off wasn't a Toyota one but one called ABC never heard of em?? If i'm going to be doing the oil changes meself in the future think I will invest in one of those cup types that fit on the bottom as using that would have been a lot easier to get the filter off with :TU:
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Post by charliefarlie on Jan 12, 2019 18:38:42 GMT
I've used Mann filters a lot over the years and I've never had any issues. Ditto! Double ditto,,,
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Post by anchorman on Jan 12, 2019 21:14:53 GMT
Mann make filters for German OE and where I’ve used them (odd shaped air filters) they’ve been spot on. Eurocarparts do an offer every week so they run very competitive too.
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Post by Paulus17 on Jan 13, 2019 13:05:07 GMT
Well when and checked it first thing this morning and all was fine even the level was spot on so another little job I've managed to do :TU:
Would that cup tool fit the Mann filter or just Toyotas own??
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Post by unclebob on Jan 14, 2019 13:20:16 GMT
I’ve never purchased or used a cap tool as from my motor trade days I needed tools to work on all brands of car , I take it the cup tool just fits the Rav4 genuine oil filters ?
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Post by three5 on Jan 14, 2019 13:29:26 GMT
I’ve never purchased or used a cap tool as from my motor trade days I needed tools to work on all brands of car , I take it the cup tool just fits the Rav4 genuine oil filters ? On the 4.3 Bob, the filter is inside an aluminium chamber the end cap of which is removed with the large "socket". It seems to be a fairly popular design at the moment as you have to be careful that you get exactly the right size for the filter housing. They seem to come in 1 - 2mm steps around 65mm.
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Post by unclebob on Jan 14, 2019 14:18:41 GMT
I’ve never purchased or used a cap tool as from my motor trade days I needed tools to work on all brands of car , I take it the cup tool just fits the Rav4 genuine oil filters ? On the 4.3 Bob, the filter is inside an aluminium chamber the end cap of which is removed with the large "socket". It seems to be a fairly popular design at the moment as you have to be careful that you get exactly the right size for the filter housing. They seem to come in 1 - 2mm steps around 65mm. Does seem paper element filters are making a comeback ,in my day fitted to mini auto’s and MGC cars 😉
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Post by three5 on Jan 14, 2019 14:34:14 GMT
On the 4.3 Bob, the filter is inside an aluminium chamber the end cap of which is removed with the large "socket". It seems to be a fairly popular design at the moment as you have to be careful that you get exactly the right size for the filter housing. They seem to come in 1 - 2mm steps around 65mm. Does seem paper element filters are making a comeback ,in my day fitted to mini auto’s and MGC cars 😉 I remember them well Bob. Having to take the grill off the Mini to get at the oil filter! I still think that the exhaust clamp on the mini manifold was designed by a sadist
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Post by firemac on Jan 14, 2019 15:55:03 GMT
Does seem paper element filters are making a comeback ,in my day fitted to mini auto’s and MGC cars 😉 I remember them well Bob. Having to take the grill off the Mini to get at the oil filter! I still think that the exhaust clamp on the mini manifold was designed by a sadist Not forgetting the little rubber bypass hose between the block and the head on A-series engines. Proper little swine!
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Post by unclebob on Jan 14, 2019 15:58:36 GMT
Yes guaranteed to draw blood working on a mini engine ☹️
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Post by charliefarlie on Jan 14, 2019 17:16:13 GMT
I had a Mini. It ran on fumes. My IQ runs on fumes you know ! Not sure if I ever mentioned that ? 👍
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Post by firemac on Jan 14, 2019 17:46:05 GMT
Minis and 1100s were the bane of my life for a while. Whilst they were a hoot to drive, their build quality was almost non-existent. I don't remember any of them fondly.... :no: :no:
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