Why do Toyota engines consume oil ? And how to prevent it?
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Channel: The Car Care Nut
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Length: 24min 32sec (1472 seconds)
Published: Wed Jan 13 2021
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Check your own oil and change it regularly. At 235k in my 2010, I burn an extra quart because of previous ownership. I have to add 1qt every 2.5k and change it every 5k. It's pitch black every change. Like with humans, good maintenance will keep your baby alive.
I bought a 2012 V from a used car lot. Car is beautiful. Oil was full and clean the day I bought it.
Not long after we went on a trip. 400 miles one way. By the time we got back the oil level was just under the bottom dog in the dip stick. I've put 20,000 miles on it since.(now at 136,000 miles) Owned it about a year now. I've cleaned the entire egr system, replaced PCV, cleaned intake, new spark plugs. This thing STILL consumes oil at the same rate. No smoke either. Seriously, why is this not a recall?? If I was no mechanically inclined, this thing would've been dead within a month of owning it. I'm constantly monitoring the oil, especially after trips on the interstate.
Im at 260k on my 17, changing the oil ever 10-20k miles. So far I have had no noticeable consumption between changes, and even at 20k in the engine is comes out dark brown, but not blackened.
Thatβs a solid video, especially the part about how to reverse stage 1 or 2 (as he describes) damage with oil system cleaners and flushes.
If you get to the worst case scenario (but not yet eating cylinder wall metal) there are more drastic things you can do that are remarkably easy, but changing the oil and doing a flush every dozen oil changes or so would probably keep your engine perfect.
Someone post a TL:DR;
What oil change intervals do you all use? Iβm right at 5k in my 2013. Picked up a filter and oil today but I do t have the tool to remove the filter
Every how many miles?
So, question. I have a 2010 with somewhere around 119k to 120k miles, bought last July with about 115k and when I finally had my mechanic look at it in November to make sure everything is in good shape they said everything is good. Am I getting close to needing the oil changed? Is it bad if I wait until a dash light comes on? I commute about 12ish miles to work every day on the highway