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Replying to: netwon (Nov 09, 2006 2:28 pm) Roland |
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A couple of weeks ago, the MAINT REQ'D light came on to indicate the need for an oil change. I thought I could turn it off by holding down the trip odometer button while the ignition was on. Didn't work and I still don't know how to disable that message. Anyone have a suggestion? Dandydon
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Have a 06 Avalon and did my first oil change a month or so ago thanks to the instructions I found here on this site. I've used AMSOIL for about 15 years now thanks to a tip from a guy at work. Ran a 86 Camry on it 'til I gave it away, still running but not much power, at 220 thousand. Ran a 96 Camry on it from new til 100 thousand, my daughter has it now and still running AMSOIL. Also use it in a 94 Civic and a 87 Nissan pkup. Last but not least I used it in a 79 Chevy pkup. Instructions I got from my friend that I follow is to add 1 quart instead of regular oil at an oil change then use just AMSOIL at the next. Per AMSOIL I run 6 months, change my filter only, then at 1 year change oil and filter. One of the things that made me a fan - The Chevy truck leaked from every gasket and the main shaft seal after changing to AMSOIL, heard it would do that on an old engine but I was younger and more energetic then! Changed all the seals and then ran the truck for a year when it blew a head gasket, ( inline 6's do that). Decided to tear it down and do rings and bearings while getting the head ground. Inside the engine I found that everywhere oil was sprayed under pressure the metal was as clean as new with NO sludge at all, other places had quite a bit of buildup, these were places that did not have oil sprayed at them. Truck was sold at 185 thousand due to body rust. The engine went into a delivery truck and had daily use for about 5 years after - not sure what oil was used. Engine maint. lite I cleared by following the owners manual. |
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Hello guys.. quick question for you. do any of you that use mobil 1 oil, also use the Mobil 1 EP oil filter.. if so, can you tell me which filter is the correct one for the 2007 avy... the reference book at the autozone I went to today didn't have any mobil 1 information for this years filters. thanks. Roland |
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Replying to: highlander7 (Mar 15, 2003 6:23 pm) |
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Replying to: dandydon2 (Jan 07, 2007 10:28 am) 1. Select the total milage odometer. 2. turn the engine power off. 3. hold the odometer toggle button in. 4. power up the engine (not start it). 5. hold the above until the milage reads all -----. That's it.
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Replying to: johndjr (Feb 22, 2007 6:56 pm) Dandydon |
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I have found replacement blades for the 2007 Avalon. Samsclub.com has them for the lowest price I have seen ($14 each). They are also available thru cardomain.com for a little bit more. You can get more info at gobrands.com or call them at 888-485-8468. Valeo ULTIMATE® OE Wiper Blade Make Selected: TOYOTA Model Selected: Avalon Year Selected: 2006 Driver — Part No: 900-26-7 Pass. — Part No: 900-20-7 |
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Have a Toyota 2004 Avalon and am stumped on trying to get the glove box to drop out of the way so that I can change the filter located behind the box. Any suggestions would be appreciated
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Replying to: schaffner (May 07, 2007 5:52 pm)
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