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shangapol
11-23-2013, 02:08 PM
Hello folks,

I'm from Latin America and I need to know What I need to do when I reach 50k mi (80000kms) with my 2007 Yaris Sedan? what I need to check or change in my car?:iono:

Please help me with this, I love my car and I want it perfect...:help:

Thanks dudes...
:thumbsup:

esse10
11-26-2013, 11:27 AM
well, aside form the regular maintenance like oil and air filter you might want to remove the spark plugs and check the gap, put anti-seize on the threads and put back in. Also check the control arm bolts that are a common problem of rusting . There is a diy thread around here just do a search. I took mine out a month ago and they were still in good condition and hardly any rust on the bolts.

IllusionX
11-26-2013, 12:14 PM
You shouldn't gap the iridium plugs.

shangapol
11-26-2013, 12:28 PM
Perfect...

Well I have K&N air filter, I will clean my filter and put it again, so iridium plugs are better than OEM plugs??.

Thanks again dudes...

Best regards...

harda toenail
11-26-2013, 04:46 PM
Just give it a good bath and make sure the oil changes are regular.

shangapol
11-28-2013, 05:37 PM
Of course, I have another question about the motor oil:

20w50 Valvoline Semi-Sintec

15w40 Shell Helix Semi-Sintec

Or

Castrol 20w50 Magnatec Semi-Sintec

Which of this three oil are better? Remember is for my 1.5 vvt-i Yaris Sedan with 50K miles (80k kms).

Thanks dudes... Happy thanksgiving to all ToyoFans!! :thumbsup::thumbup:

esse10
11-29-2013, 12:35 PM
Of course, I have another question about the motor oil:

20w50 Valvoline Semi-Sintec

15w40 Shell Helix Semi-Sintec

Or

Castrol 20w50 Magnatec Semi-Sintec

Which of this three oil are better? Remember is for my 1.5 vvt-i Yaris Sedan with 50K miles (80k kms).

Thanks dudes... Happy thanksgiving to all ToyoFans!! :thumbsup::thumbup:

IMO,
Depends where you live I believe. If where you live is mostly cold and stays below freezing for weeks on end ......ie Canada than synthetic oils will be best to use. If you live in a place where it's mostly warm and it only freezes once or twice a year but it's mostly above freezing temperatures year round than regular dino oil will be fine. I use Valvoline 5w30 regular dino oil

IllusionX
11-29-2013, 05:17 PM
Of course, I have another question about the motor oil:

20w50 Valvoline Semi-Sintec

15w40 Shell Helix Semi-Sintec

Or

Castrol 20w50 Magnatec Semi-Sintec

Which of this three oil are better? Remember is for my 1.5 vvt-i Yaris Sedan with 50K miles (80k kms).

Thanks dudes... Happy thanksgiving to all ToyoFans!! :thumbsup::thumbup:


jesus.. these oil are way too thick for the little engine.

better go back to 5w30.

frog13
01-07-2014, 10:01 PM
Yes,the stated oil is too "heavy"....20w----. 5w-30,yes.