How to maintain your Toyota Part 5 Injector cleaning, Battery, Tires and Drive belts

A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician details how to take care of your Toyota. Most Toyota owners are confused by the maintenance schedule in their owner's manual. Severe service ? Normal service ? The confusing maintenance schedule in the owners manual? I go over every maintenance item in detail with recommendations on how to care of your Toyota in a way that will keep it taking care of you for years to come.

If you missed part one of How to Maintain your Toyota covering engine oil and all Toyota filters, Find it using the link below:

If you missed part two of How to maintain your Toyota covering engine coolant and transmission fluid, Find it using the link below:

If you missed part three of How to Maintain your Toyota covering Toyota brakes and Toyota Spark plugs, Find it using the link below:

If you missed part four of how to maintain your toyota covering toyota differential, transfer case fluids, wipers and air conditioning, find it using the link below:

In part 5 of this series I will cover Injection cleaning service or Fuel Injector cleaning or Induction cleaning service for your Toyota. Also I'll talk about Batteries , Tires and Drive belts for your Toyota

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This is how you take care of your all your Toyota models including Corolla Camry Highlander 4runner Yaris iA Sequoia Tundra Tacoma Venza Rav4 Supra CHR or CH-R Land Cruiser Scion tC Scion xB Scion xA Scion iM Corolla iM Sienna Celica MR2 FRS 86 Scion xD Pickup T100 Avalon Prius Prius C Prius V FJ Cruiser 2021 venza hybrid 2021 sienna hybrid 2020 supra 2021 supra rav4 prime prius prime and more

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[kendomion]

as a Toyota Master Diagnostic Tech (retired) I say >>> refreshing to see an honest Tech giving fine advice"..TY

[Jiggysaw]

The advice you dish out is going to save people THOUSANDS of dollars, thank you for taking the time to create these amazing videos!!

[valhallaoverland]

Once you get big like Scotty K. Don't quit being a great Toyota Master Mechanic!

[gmitch]

Picked up our first Toyota in March. The algorithm sent me to you. I am amazed to find someone that cares about cars and people equally.

[mydian]

This series is so good i just watched all of it for the second time a couple years later

[robertjeffery]

My 2007 Yaris sedan went 198, 670 miles before the Toyota battery went bad ....I bought another Toyota battery and it was cheaper than anywhere else....greatest little car ever made

[Puggy]

Just one episode of these meticulous and immensely helpful maintenance videos is worth a subscription alone!
The fact that you even include an email for questions is truly above and beyond! I wish you were my technician! Thank you for your hard work!

[MRLEE-offj]

Just binged all 5 parts, your a blessing!

[mariobarreto]

A STRAIGHT UP SHOOTER !!! GREAT HONEST MECHANIC!! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!!

[panoscharos]

The most important voice in automotive world ! Congratulations..

[Steven-wrzg]

Hi AMD! I just finished watching your "How to maintain your Toyota" series. I wanted to say thank you so much. Your videos helped me immensely as I am a new 2014 Prius owner. I feel confident in knowing what my car needs thanks to you. Keep up the good work!

[shereeayala]

I am learning so much by watching your channel I'm a female I'm older and I appreciate all the advice that you are giving us and I like that you're into the Lord because he watches over all of us so God bless you and your family

[indyzed]

Absolutely love this guy and channel. If only every mechanic where this common sense based and honest.

[BedjamRivera]

I recently found your channel and I've been binging it. As a mechanic myself I always love to see what specialists think of their brand and getting tips from them. Your channel is amazing for Toyota.

[giorgisamkurashvili]

i trust you more than any other dealership, thank you for everything and keep going this great job that you are doing ..Th biggest respect from georgia .. 👍👍

[seanmathew]

I am getting my ‘24 4Runner Limited next month and for someone who does not know anything about car maintenance and also a new driver 😅 these videos are gold. I just binged all 5 videos and took notes! 😂 THANK YOU! ❤

[nathanartley]

I just replaced my 10 year old car with a 2021 Camry LE. The learning curve on a car that is 10 years newer is intimidating. Your videos have been a HUGE help: especially concerning the Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 videos! Thank you for your honesty and your explanation clarity. I’m looking forward to your next video.

[oldv]

AMD, your 5 part series was excellent! I am new to the Toyota Brand, your channel provides a wealth of brand knowledge on automotive maintenance and repair. I have viewed many of video's over the last 3 months, this channel provided me with the knowledge necessary in making my decision on purchasing a new 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Limited. Like you, I am a "Care Car Nut" and your honesty and expertise on the Toyota Brand is highly regarded by this subscriber. To the subscribers, AMD's content on this channel is 5 STAR+, the best content on the Toyota/Lexus Brand!

[leekumiega]

Johnson Controls makes most of the batteries, one important thing to check when buying a new battery is how long it sat on the shelf before you bought it, if it is older than 3 months tell them you want a newer one or go someplace else as lead acid batteries age faster unused on the shelf than when in use, if it sat for longer it will still work fine but will not last nearly as long as one that has a newer date code. With the date code the first number is the month then the year but sometimes they use a letter instead of a number with A for January to L for December and it is on the side of the battery not the sticker sometimes on the top where they mark off when you got it.

[keithharcombe]

Thank you for your well-presented and honest information and easy-to-understand technical advice. Here in Australia, we service our cars at intervals of 10, 000 kilometers (6000 miles).
My granddaughter has just bought a 2005 Toyota Corolla Sedan, her first car, that was meticulously maintained and it is like driving a new car. I have a Toyota Hiace with 500, 000 km and a Mazda 3 with 90, 000 km all regularly serviced... no problems.
People worldwide should listen to you!!!!
Thank you for the blessing at the end of each video.