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The part I dont get is my parents owned 2 Toyota Corollas from 2010's and they both had spin on filters. Im wrong dude **** off
Well if thats the way it's done then I'm wrong. I have never seen that in a Toyota before. But I have never owned a Gen 3 and I dont comment...
I'm talking about every modern Toyota sold in the United States since 1965.
Could you send me a picture of a permanent Toyota oil filter housing? I have never seen one.
Really? You just replace the paper filter and nothing else? I guess every Toyota I change oil on is wrong then. They all have spin on oil filters.
I should add with the exception of the new Supra. It's basically a BMW and has the BMW straight 6. That Toyota might have a permanent oil filter...
Gen 2 thread my friend. Ask your question in the gen 3 thread. Entirely different engine. Plus all Gen 3 Toyota Prius and every other Toyota...
Have you tried the slightly longer oil filter? It's longer but still well above the oil pan. You do any damage to the longer filter you have...
Glad we agree on something. Best of luck my friend.
You sound like an angry little person. You jealous because you dont have that success?
Consider the OP. One of the dumbest posters on this site.
Well my mom's husband lived a majority of his life in Iowa and told me he never had such good corn as he had from Sloughhouse California.
Your welcome. I love when someone who knows nothing about cars makes a comment Stick to Gen 3.
Could you rent spring compressors and use the old rear springs, or are they in bad shape?
You need to either have it towed to a Toyota dealer and spend $$$$ to have it fixed, or find a mobile locksmith with the equipment to do it and...
Gen 3 is not gen 2. This is the gen 2 forum.
I have never seen a part number for rear complete strut assemblies. Have you checked KYB's website? If it's not there they dont exist.
As a resident of California I would say it's deteriorating quickly.
You live in California? Tell them your going to contact the Bureau of Automotive Repair and see what happens.
Did you buy the plugs on EBay? There have been many reports of Fake NGK plugs being sold on that site.
