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I would try to clean the throttle body first, also check engine air filter as well. If there's no check engine light, its mostly mechanical...
There isn't any major services until 120k miles so I wouldn't worry too much. Just periodically do minor services and inspect your vehicle parts...
Go to our YouTube channel and do all of the maintenance we posted. Most likely you'll need all fluids change, air filters, check front and rear...
yeah I just saw that small hole when everyone was mentioning on cleaning it. I will go in there deep next time I pull it out. So far, it hasn't...
I just refill them until it stops, that's just me :p
way to be specific :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
it looks like you can, but you'll have to angle the solenoid hoses around the coolant hoses when removing and reinstalling it. Then you'll have to...
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You can do it yourself, it takes 1-2 hrs but it's doable. Plus when you remove the intake, you can replace the pcv valve as well. I would do this...
Just filmed the intake manifold, gonna work on editing and finish uploading hopefully tonight, or tomorrow.
won't be putting this video up anytime soon since there's no problem with mine :( I thought I saw someone on here who changed out both of their...
I would change it if I was going to take a long distance trip.
Find where the loose wire is connected to, it probably popped out from a connector or it might be damaged. Post up some pictures for us to help....
did you sprayed a full can of carb cleaner into the Intake manifold or did you spray it onto a rag and wipe away the gunk on the intake manifold?...
the clip is of no concern, I'm not even sure whats the purpose of it, but I have changed the oil filter cap with the clips and never messed with it.
Just an FIY, I've never torqued my oil filter cap. I just hand tighten with a 3/8 ratchet until it stops. The engine pressure will cause a suction...
or just watch this video and do it yourself to save you all that $$$ [MEDIA]
MatcoTools got some nice breaker bars :) bought mine for 100$+, well worth the money because I don't want to use brute strength on certain bolts.
Whoever did it last probably over torqued it. Use a breaker bar to break it loose and then use a 3/8 ratchet to remove the rest.
My Prius is hitting 140k miles soon, everything I posted on YouTube is what I've done, besides the brakes replacement :) Most of those additives...
