Scion 90915-10003 Filter Sub-Assy, Oil

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First of all, oil changes are important for engine health. Warm up the vehicle and lift it for access. Locate the oil drain plug and remove the filler cap. Raise the vehicle, open the engine lower splash shield, and place a drain pan beneath the plug. Unscrew the plug, drain the oil, and clean the plug before you reinstall it. Adjust the drain pan under the oil filter, loosen it, and drain. Clean the engine's mounting face, compare the filters, lubricate the new filter's O-ring, and install it.

First of all, loosen the drain plug, place a container underneath, and remove the plug. Refit the plug. Position the container under the oil filter, loosen and remove the filter. Clean the sealing area, apply clean oil to the new filter's sealing ring, and screw it in. You can remove all old oil and tools, and lower the car.

Start by removing the engine lower covers for better access to the oil filter.

Frequent oil changes are essential for a vehicle's engine because aging oil can become diluted and contaminated, which can lead to premature engine wear and damage.

Vehicle owners should ensure they have all necessary tools and ample rags or newspapers to handle potential spills during the oil change.

To perform an oil change, you'll need tools and equipment such as a drain pan, rubber gloves, breaker bar, socket, and filter wrench.

Raise the vehicle, place a drain pan under the drain plug, and carefully remove the plug. Inspect the drained oil for metal shavings and chips. Wipe off the plug and clean the surrounding area before reinstalling and tightening it.