I'm not fan of the canister (old cars were like that too), but dealers don't provide training to their employees. Especially when giving "Free" oil changes. Their goal is to get it out the door.
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I also use this and it always does the trick.
The newer Toyotas don't use a twist-on can-style oil filter. The screwdriver through the filter trick doesn't work anymore.Been said before, drive a screwdriver through both sides of the filter. Then place a large closed end wrench over the screwdriver handle and turn it. Make sure you don't damage anything on the far end where you're driving the blade end of the screwdriver through the filter
Absolutely correct!The newer Toyotas don't use a twist-on can-style oil filter. The screwdriver through the filter trick doesn't work anymore.
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OK, I have a Mercedes with something similar. My wife has an older toyota with the spin on filterThe newer Toyotas don't use a twist-on can-style oil filter. The screwdriver through the filter trick doesn't work anymore.
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a lot of good answers; but most have not seen this typeThe newer Toyotas don't use a twist-on can-style oil filter. The screwdriver through the filter trick doesn't work anymore.
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Yep. But remember the 50s cars were made that wayStupid style…. Old method was working just fine so, “let’s change it” .