Change The Oil on a 2017-up Toyota Camry 4 Cylinder
Learn how to change the oil on your 2017+ Toyota Camry (XV70) with a 2.5L 4 Cylinder A25A-FKS Engine. This engine is shared with the 2018+ RAV4, Avalon, and Lexus ES 250/260. We've got a step by step how to with all the parts and tools you'll need.
Note: The Camry trim levels Hybrid, L, LE, and SE all use the 2.5L 4 cylinder engine. XLE, XSE) are available in both a v6 and inline 4 cylinder engine. The XLE and SLE are available in both V6 and I4 engines, so double check before you buy supplies.
Toyota calls for an oil change every 5,000 miles or 6 months (whichever comes first) under normal use.
- Oil Filter Wrench - may differ based on the filter you use
- Ratchet Set with 10mm and 14mm sockets
- Oil Catch Pan
- Oil fill funnel
- Rhino Ramps OR a Hydraulic Jack and Jack Stands
- 4.8 qt. of 0W-16 Oil that meets API SN/RC Mobile1 0W-16, Penzoil 0W-16, Valvoline 0W-16,
- Oil Filter - Choose One: Toyota 90915-YZZF2, K&N PS-1003, or FRAM XG4967 or FRAM TG4967 / PG4967, STP S2878XL,
- Optional - Replacement Oil Drain Plug Mishimoto M12x1.25, Fumoto F103SX Oil Drain Valve, Toyota 90341A0007 (M12x1.25)
- Oil drain plug gaskets Toyota 90430-12031
Get Started by Lifting the Car
Lift the front of the vehicle using ramps or your jack and jack stands.
The Camry front lift point is easily seen at the center under the car. The side jack/stand points are indicated by the typical notches in the side body seams seen on most cars. Be careful and safe!
Remove The Oil Pan Access Panel
Drain the Oil
Screw the new filter on, tightening it per the instructions on the box.
For example: Mobil1 filter instructions say to seat the gasket and tighten one 3/4 turn.
Fill with New Oil
Toyota asks for 0W-16 API SN/RC oil for the 2.5L 4 cylinder. 0W-16 is a somewhat harder to find oil weight, so Toyota does say you can use 0W-20 in a pinch, but should be replaced with 0W-16 at the next interval. I'm able to find some suppliers on Amazon (as listed above in the parts section).
Check the oil level by removing the dip stick, drying it and re-inserting it.
Check the level by reading where the oil shows up on the end.
Finish Up
##How to Get Rid of Your Old Oil?##
Your local auto parts store will take your old oil as long as you don't mix it with any other fluids.
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