Hey, just getting my first set of stuff done on my newly acquired 100. Does the standard 41010 oil filter fit? It looks like it may be quite cramped in there.
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3fj40 said:Yep, just went with an M1-102 filter. I've never driven a vehicle above 300k, but I am a true believer in good oils/filters, even my commuter Ford (running M1) has a couple 100k without a touch of problems.
I'll send the oil in for analysis on this new-to-me 100 and we'll see where any issues lie. I'm generally not that anal as you know, but it will give me a good place to start. Let's start with the fact that I had to use a breaker bar to get the oil pan plug out and smash holes in the Fram filter on there to turn it off :O
3fj40 said:To kick a very redundant topic. Okay, the 20004 and 41010's are the same thread and ring diameter, too bad Toyota changed mfg's to the YZZD3s. Robbie, you're right Toyota's `official' statement is that it meets their warranty req's which in it statistically will get you to the end of the warranty I'm guessing.
M1 filter # is M102
I'll check out the Wix