CNI said:
I was also going to go with Purolator Pure One filters. He said they are an awesome filter but that it has no antiflow back valve in those and the Toyotas do.
He's not a service man that tells you what is good for Toyota, he tells you what is good for you.
I have heard of some people sending it to Blackstone for analysis. There are some other labs besides Blackstone but they have been the best bang for the buck for a while now. About 20 bucks per analysis i think...SCA said:I usually change the oil/filter in my vehicles at 1200-1500 miles, but this time around I may wait until 3000 miles. BTW, I also usually send an oil sample off to Blackstone Laboratories for analysis.
ALt4r said:I have heard of some people sending it to Blackstone for analysis. There are some other labs besides Blackstone but they have been the best bang for the buck for a while now. About 20 bucks per analysis i think...
Boston_Runner said:If you talk to anybody from the old school, they will tell you to change it out at 1000 miles, but if you ask the Toyota people they will tell you to change it at 5000 miles so the break in oil can do its thing. In fact, if you owned a new Acura, the Acura dealer actually refuse to change your oil before 5000 miles. I am still not sure who to believe, so I splite it down the middle and had my 1st change at 3000 miles![]()
dingo said:I thought Toyota does not use special "break-in oil" from the factory? Is this for particualr models or at all? I know Hondas and Acuras use a special oil for first time break-in from the factory.
Boston_Runner said:There was a thread here a few months ago about a Tundra owner who send his original oil to the lab to be tested and the result came back with a high content of moly which suggust that Toyota does use break in oil.
Pittbull said:So early changers are doing a disservice to their engine