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Old 07-28-2020, 12:02 PM #1
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2015 T4R oil recommendation

Is there a preferred 0W-20 oil recommendation for my T4R? Is synthetic oil preferred over mineral?
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Toyota recommends 0w20 synthetic.

Similar engines have slightly different recommendations in different countries with different climates.

America doesn't have one climate.

Make of this what you want, but I doubt it makes a damn bit of a difference.
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Vegetable oil works great



Follow recommendations and it’ll be fine,
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5th Gen Oil Recommendation? New Owner!

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OH CRAP, I didn't realize I needed a "special" tool to remove the oil filter. Can the filter be removed without a special tool? Looks like getting to the oil filter is kind of a pain in the arse.
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Any off the shelf oil of the correct viscosity will work just fine.
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OH CRAP, I didn't realize I needed a "special" tool to remove the oil filter. Can the filter be removed without a special tool? Looks like getting to the oil filter is kind of a pain in the arse.
You need the tool so you don't damage the housing.
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Oil Change 5th Gen: How To- LOTS of PICS!

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Costco has an excellent 0/20........I use Mo1 and Valvoline 5/20 as well.
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Just grab the oil and filter from the dealer and Motivx tool on amazon and save yourself the headache
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