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'10-'13 Prius 1.8L Engine

Twist Off Oil Filler Cap Oil Filler Cap Removed

'10-'13 Prius 1.8L Engine

This automotive "how-to" guide was specifically written to assist owners of the third generation
(2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015) Toyota Prius with the 2ZR-FXE 1.8L inline four-cylinder
engine in changing the motor oil and replacing the cartridge oil filter.
Owners of other vehicles equipped with the 2ZR-FXE 1.8L L4 Atkinson cycle engine such as the
Lexus CT200h, and Toyota Auris Hybrid or the previous 2004-2009 "Gen II" Prius with the similar
1.5L 1NZ-FXE engine may also find these DIY oil change instructions to be helpful.

The tools needed to complete this procedure include a floor jack, jack stands, a small flathead
screwdriver, a 14mm socket with a 3/8" drive ratcheting wrench, a 64mm oil filter wrench with 14
flats such as the AST Tools TOY 640, a 24mm or 15/16" socket with 1/2" drive ratcheting wrench,
a used oil catch container, an automotive funnel, a new cartridge oil filter, and 5 U.S. quarts of SAE
0W-20 oil.

A few compatible cartridge style oil filters include the following with their part numbers: Mobil 1
M1C-154, Wix 57064, Fram CH10358 or TG10358, Pennzoil HPZ-172, Hastings LF640, Toyota
04152-YZZA6 and Pentius PCB10358.

The first few steps are to warm up the motor to operating temperature, park the vehicle on a level
surface, and turn off the engine.
Warming up the engine helps suspend any contaminants within the old oil and allow it to drain out
more quickly.
Then engage the emergency parking brake and chock the rear wheels to prevent the vehicle from
moving.
Open the hood, twist off the oil filler cap in the counter clockwise direction, and lift up the yellow
handled oil dipstick.
Removing the oil filler cap and pulling out the dipstick prevent a vacuum from forming and allow the
old oil to drain more quickly.
Next raise the front passenger side of the vehicle with the floor jack and securely support it with
two jack stands.

Pry Out Center of Rivet Pull Out Outer Piece Removing Fastener

Slide underneath the front passenger area and locate the rectangular access panel in the black plastic
engine under cover marked with the words "For Service".
There are three black plastic fasteners that hold the service panel in place.
Pry out the small circular inner piece first and then pry out the larger outer piece to remove the
fastener.
Remove 3rd Fastener 3 Fasteners Removed Open Service Panel

Once all three of the black plastic fasteners have been removed, you can flip open the service panel.

Remove 14mm Drain Bolt Draining Old Oil Out Replace Drain Bolt

The silver metal oil drain bolt is located at the bottom of the black metal oil pan facing towards the
rear of the vehicle.
Move the used oil catch container to directly below the oil drain bolt.
Remove the oil drain bolt with the 14mm socket and ratcheting wrench by turning it counter
clockwise.
If the drain bolt is equipped with a crush washer, inspect it and replace it if necessary.
It is an "M12" sized washer that can be purchased at your Toyota dealership's parts counter or at most
auto parts stores.
The washer or "gasket" part number is Toyota 90430-12031.

Be careful when you remove the oil drain bolt since the old oil may be hot enough to cause burns
depending on how long you allowed the engine to warm up in the first step.
Allow the old oil to drain out for a few minutes, re-insert the oil drain bolt in the clockwise direction,
and tighten it to just past hand tight or about 28 ft lbs of torque. It would be best to replace the old
crush washer on the drain bolt with a new one.
24mm Socket & TOY640 New Cartridge Oil Filter Oil Filter Cap

The round black plastic oil filter cap is located just behind the oil pan closer to the passenger (right)
side of the vehicle. The oil filter cap faces towards the driver side of the car.
To remove the oil filter cap, you'll need a 64mm oil filter wrench with 14 flats (or "flutes") such as
the Assenmacher Tools TOY 640, Toyota SST (Special Service Tool) # 09228-06500-02,
or # 09228-06501.

Attach Oil Filter Wrench Loosen With 24mm Socket Move Used Oil Basin

Slide the used oil catch container to directly underneath the oil filter cap. Place newspapers below the
basin to keep your garage floor clean.
Push the 64mm oil filter wrench on to the filter cap, attach the 24mm or 15/16" socket with ratcheting
wrench, and slowly turn it counter clockwise until the filter cap can be removed. (You may need to
push the silver metal tab away from the filter cap to allow it to start turning.)
The old cartridge oil filter may fall out when you remove the cap. Be sure to remove the old rubber o-
ring at the base of the threads on the oil filter cap.

Cartridge Filter & O-Ring Tighten Oil Filter Cap Replace Service Panel
Allow the old oil to drain from the oil filter receptacle for a few minutes.
I recommend buying the genuine OEM Toyota 04152-YZZA6 oil filters since they have excellent
reviews on Amazon.
Lubricate the new rubber o-ring with some fresh 0W-20 oil and install it on to the base of the threads
on the filter cap.
Insert the new cartridge oil filter into the oil filter cap and thread it on by hand a few turns in the
clockwise direction to prevent it from becoming cross threaded.
Re-attach the 64mm oil filter wrench and slowly turn it clockwise with the 24mm socket to tighten
the oil filter cap to just past hand tight or about 18 ft lbs of torque.

Do not over tighten the oil filter cap to avoid damaging the rubber o-ring which may cause oil
leaks.

Insert Fastener Outer Piece Push In Center Piece Replace 2nd Fastener

Double check that the oil drain bolt and oil filter cap are tight before continuing on to the next steps.
Replace the black plastic service panel and line up the three holes in the panel with the corresponding
holes in the engine under cover.
Re-insert the three round black plastic retaining clips by first pushing in the larger outer section and
then popping in the smaller inner piece.

Replace 3rd Fastener Insert Automotive Funnel Pour In New 0W-20 Oil

Lower the vehicle from the jack stands and the floor jack.
Move to the engine bay and insert an automotive funnel into the oil filler hole.
Pour in four quarts of new SAE 0W-20 oil into the funnel. The engine's total oil capacity for an oil
change with filter replacement is 4.4 US quarts (4.2 L or 3.7 Imperial quarts).
It is far easier to add more oil into the engine than to drain some from an over filled engine. You may
also not need to pour in the entire 4.4 U.S. quarts depending on how long you allowed the old oil to
drain out.

Pull Out Engine Oil Dipstick Check Oil Level Replace Oil Filler Cap

Temporarily replace the oil filler cap, run the engine for a few minutes, turn it off, and allow the oil to
drain down to the oil pan for a few minutes.
Pull out the yellow handled oil level dipstick located near the front left corner of the engine cover.
Slowly add in more oil and repeatedly re-check the dipstick until the level is at or near the upper dot
indicating that the engine is "Full".
If you haven't already, replace the dipstick and twist on the oil filler cap.
Be sure to check the oil level on the dipstick several times over the next week and watch your
driveway for oil spots that may indicate a leak from the oil drain bolt or filter cap. Record the mileage
and oil change details in your service record book.
To reset the "Oil Maintenance" reminder message, first turn the car "On". Then set the odometer to
"Trip A" and turn the car "Off" by pressing the "Power" button. The last step is to press and hold the
"MPH km/h" button before pressing the "Power" button to turn on the car. Keep holding the MPH
button until the multi-information display shows that the reset is complete.

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