Replace Oil for a 1996 Toyota Camry
The 1996 Toyota Camry is a mid-size sedan with a V6 engine. The oil pan is in the centre of the engine on the backside of the engine. The oil filter needs to be changed further. The oil pan has a plug on the side of it and the oil filter is located on the hold together (Chauffeur side) of the engine oil pan. The oil pan on the 1996 Toyota Camry holds 4 1/2 quarts of engine oil. Whether you are driving in feverous weather you Testament require 10w40 engine oil and provided you are driving in chilled weather you Testament occasion 5w30 engine oil. This is a clean course that ethical approximately anyone can full with sole basic household tools and fleeting preparation.
Instructions
1. Stand the front extent of the 1996 Toyota Camry with the jack. Levy jack stands under the frame at the facilitate points and lower the front mark of the van onto the jack stands. Slide under the engine and place the oil pan, oil pan remove plug and oil filter.
2. Position the extract pan under the oil pan's void plug. Remove the drain plug using a ratchet. Let on all of the engine oil to remove from the oil pan into the withdraw pan. Once the oil has completely drained from the oil pan, convert the plug to the oil pan.
3. Remove the oil filter with the oil filter baggage. Pull the oil filter off of the engine and establish the oil filter aside. Fill the distinct oil filter with advanced engine oil.5. Insert the funnel into the engine where the oil cap was. Pour four quarts of the new engine oil into the funnel to fill the oil pan.
Lower the front end of the car to the ground. Open the hood and locate the oil pan cap on the top driver side of the engine. Remove it by twisting it in a counterclockwise motion.
Rub the fresh engine oil environing the path and rubber seal on the new oil filter. Screw the new oil filter into the engine.4. Using the jack, raise the front end of the car and remove the jack stands. Remove the funnel from the engine. Replace the oil cap to the top of the engine. Close the hood. Start the engine to circulate the new engine oil. Check to see that the oil level on the dipstick shows full. If not, add oil until it does.
