How to Perform Oil Change 11-17 Toyota Camry

In the video, 1A Auto shows how to change the oil. The video is applicable to 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Toyota Camry

This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2012 Toyota Camry
2013 Toyota Camry
2014 Toyota Camry
2015 Toyota Camry
2016 Toyota Camry
2017 Toyota Camry

🔧 List of tools used:
• Engine Oil

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[sploofersploofer]

This was an excellent guide - the best part about this compared to other tutorials was the attention to detail in regards to the torque specs and the drain funnel. Lots of people on Youtube skip both those steps.

[jeremymckinney]

This is the third tutorial I watched to find out WTF the smaller O ring is for. WAY better than the others Great attention to the detail, no skipping over steps. I'm grateful you made it. Honestly thought I got the wrong filter (I did not).

[mrwell]

Thank you for showing us how to change the oil. Your integrity regarding personal story of gas station attendance adding a quart of oil makes you a great person.

[jacob]

Love how genuine yet helpful this girl was, thank you!

[CRoc]

I accidentally found this channel and I'm so glad i did. I have a 2012 camry le that just turned ove 90k miles, I'm the 2nd owner of it, i had to have the all 7 trans gears plus overdrive and torque converter changed out plus new trans fluid and filter..it runs great now. I want to keep this car bc it's a very good car and seeing this lady give instructions on how to keep up with the maintenance really has inspired me. Please keep up the great videos and you guys have gained a new fan, thank you!!

[AreSheepElectric]

Had recently bought my 2017 Camry and needed to do my first oil change. Glad I found this video. Great tutorial -- engaging and covered all the bases, with just the right tips and detail given (especially with changing the oil filter), so I knew what to expect throughout the whole process.
Fortunately, no excessive torque from a breaker bar was needed. 😀😄

[davidcampbell]

Over tightening the drain plug and oil filter housing is exactly why I don't let other people change my oil or rotate my tires!

[hristoforlupescu]

About to change oil for 2.5L 2016 Camry... this video was more informative than oil change clips i've seen for my engine. Glad i watched! Sue, i thought honest mechanics were a fairy-tale lol! Great vid...i will remember it, and consider A-1 Auto for future needs. 😉👍

[AndresK]

"And it's not because I'm a little Sally" haha best quote. Best guide on YT without a doubt.

[Heeman]

By far the best tutorial I’ve seen. Very professional. I can tell that you’re strong because you were flexing that 3/8” drive ratchet! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[ArcadeDude]

Wow, a TRUE professional! Thanks to a stupid service center (big chain store, don't care to share the name) failing to secure the under-carriage aero panel on my '14 Taurus SHO, it was damaged. When I decided to go back to performing my own oil changes, I was greeted with over-tightened fasteners, just as you showed in this video. This is typical of stupid shops that turn out services as quick as possible. The "techs" could care less about possibly stripping oil pans, etc. Thanks for the info...

[-yankee]

Great job; good presentation. I've done my own car maintenance for many years but still watch these when I buy my sons, my daughters, my wife or lastly-me, a different car mainly to get the details on tools needed, socket sized, fluid types and especially torque settings. I know all that stuff is in the owners manual but I've gotten lazy and find it much more pleasant to just watch experienced folks doing the job and paying attention to the detail.

[DeinoMiri]

Young Lady, you just made my day. That is one of the most informative, comprehensive, basic maintenance tutorials I have ever seen. Thank you so much. Wish everyone else had your humility, presentation style and humor. Due to the current economy, I am now changing my wife's Camry oil and rotating her tires. What knucklehead designed that oil filter? Surely would be nice to have a spin-on/off style. Went and bought the special tool for the housing.

[chadhudson]

Excellent work. It’s nice to see someone actually do it right for a change. I’d lube the O-rings completely before installing them though.

[reikisponge]

Thank you so much for the detailed tutorial. I could never open my camry's oil drain part for the drain plastic pipe and had to skip and open the entire oil filter part. Now I know it's overtightened and need the right tools. Also mystery solved where that little o-ring is supposed to go. LOL

[w.brooks]

Recently bought a 2017 Camry and this video is very informative. Instructions are clear and easy to understand. Very good job.

[danielgrow]

I like this lady. Very thorough and clear demonstration. Thank you

[ChevyGarage]

I've been working on cars since the early 90's and this canister filter is the worst and only type that I've had leak after an oil change. The aluminum cap leaks and is too easy to break off. You have none of those extra parts with a traditional oil filter. Great instructional video.

[blucas]

Best video I've found on this topic! The mechanic is great and explains everything clearly and completely. Thanks so much!