Toyota oil is legit

Crackle in the morning because juice is advertising pancakes in September.

There. I feel better adding to this nonsense.

 

Hello Kevin, what kind of turbines do you have experience with?

 

The point of absurdity is when a person tries to tell everyone else they have to do what they do or they're wrong. There is no oil standard of perfection.

If you like Toyota oil, use it and be happy.

 

This picture was taken a few months back when I replaced the valve cover gaskets on my 2013 Trail. We bought it with 104k and it had 219k at this point. Oil changed every 5k with Valvoline 0W-20. You guys are going far deeper in the weeds than you need to. Just change your oil on a regular basis and you will be good.

 

Very nice! Please show cylinder walls and pistons wear.

 

Thanks for sharing

 

At this point I don’t own the vehicle nor do I have a borescope camera to capture that.

 

Think COC should just ban oil thread they don't help anyone.


(1k oil changes ftw)

 

More like Toyota approaches ExxonMobil and asks them to make a cheaper oil i.e. lower-quality base oil compensated with more additives to reach an acceptable level of performance.

That's what happens with other oil companies too. For example, Quaker State oil has almost three times as much moly as Pennzoil Platinum, even though Pennzoil Platinum is the more costly product from Shell:



Toyota owns ~32% of Aisin, Aisin being founded by Kiichiro Toyoda 75 years ago. That's why most Toyota models use Aisin transmissions, Aisin water pumps, Aisin actuators, and Aisin brakes (branded under Advics). ExxonMobil doesn't have this incestuous relationship with Toyota. They make Toyota motor oil because they were the lowest bidder that met Toyota's requirements.

 

It's "nucular"

 

From strictly a curiosity standpoint, I would love to see the condition of the main and connecting rod bearings as these have significant pressure/friction placed upon them.

 

Hello,
RR M250's. HLTS101, Turbomeca 1s1,2s1,2s2, RR TAY's, TFE731, Honeywell APU'sGTCP331, RB211-524, RB211-Trent 892,PT6-36 PT6-67, PT6-TwinPack.

 

I have used Quaker State dino oil in this pick-up for 274,000 miles. And we all know how shitty Quaker State is. Somehow it burns no oil. Just change it at the recommended intervals and the motor will last a long time.

 

You guys change your oil?

 

I run a total loss system. So by that I mean I leave the drain plug out and I have a 55 gallon drum sitting on my roof rack feeding into the engine. There's always fresh moly on everything.

 

I think your engine would be MUCH cleaner if you were running Toyota mega-moly oil.....lmao.

 

If you aren't using an IBC oil pallet container, are you even a real Toyota owner?

 

Thanks guys! I needed a good laugh today.


These oil threads are always good.

 

Maybe with trailer upgrade then run a second tote for the trans.

 

I get the cheapest synthetic i can find, it's my go to brand. 230k trouble free miles. Just change every 10k miles and the engine will outlast your ownership easy

 

It's a mystery. I could swear I read we had lifetime oil...

 

Well, I did it. Hopefully the extra Moly helps. 28 extra pounds of unsprung weight

 

Would be fun to roll on these at 89 mph

 

@Yotaholic is a pioneer
MUDDERS

 

Did you buy 6 of these?

 

Only 5