DIY GS430 Oil Change question......
#1
DIY GS430 Oil Change question......
Does the entire bottom plastic shield have to be removed to access the oil filter or is there a shortcut?
I've always been lazy and took my GS to the dealer for oil changes. Since Carson is selling the good filters again(90915-20004), I'm going to do it myself this time.
Thanks.
I've always been lazy and took my GS to the dealer for oil changes. Since Carson is selling the good filters again(90915-20004), I'm going to do it myself this time.
Thanks.
#2
ok, just checked Bananas site . http://lexusmodz.netfirms.com/ looks like you just loosen enough of the cover(plastic shield,whatever)bolts to pull open for access.
Bananas didn't mention it, but do you guys fill the filter with oil before installing it too? I've always been taught to do that.
Bananas didn't mention it, but do you guys fill the filter with oil before installing it too? I've always been taught to do that.
#3
yeah there is a "flap" under the filter I think you just need to remove 3-4 screws and you can fold it down to get to the filter.
I always pre-fill the filter, I figure it only takes a minute and can't hurt. A lot of people say it is a waste of time but I don't mind doing it.
I always pre-fill the filter, I figure it only takes a minute and can't hurt. A lot of people say it is a waste of time but I don't mind doing it.
#4
I dont fill the filter with oil but I do liberally lube the gasket before I install it. Im glad we dont have to remove a cover on the 2JZ, its accessible top side.
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Yea, remove just enough screws to gain access. The filter you would be buying from Carsons come pre-lubed . Ha...Ha... I said "Lubed"
I have never pre-filled my filters. Seems like a waste of time and a possible mess.
I have never pre-filled my filters. Seems like a waste of time and a possible mess.
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