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This video shows what worked to remove an over-tightened Toyota oil filter & do a complete oil change & how to reset the service engine light on a Prius V. The filter & process are common to many Toyotas including the 2010 - 2015 Prius, the Prius V, 2009 - 2016 Corolla, Lexus CT200h, Matrix, Scion xD & others. See Note at Bottom.

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VIDEO INDEX:
0:13 The Problem
0:20 Toyota's Warning
0:28 Tools That Failed
0:54 Filter Cap Wrench
1:19 Power impact Wrench
1:28 Location of Filter
1:39 Fit the Cap Wrench to the Filter Housing
2:09 It finally comes loose!
2:37 Finish Removing by Hand
2:48 How Old was that Filter
3:20 The Filter Housing Survived (barely)
3:34 Remove Old O-Ring
4:12 Install New Filter
4:44 Install New Oil
5:18 How To Reset Oil Service Light

Other Prius Maintenance Videos:

Remove/Install Glove Box:    • How To Remove Upper Glove Box Toyota ...  
Remove & Repair Prius V Retractable Cup Holder: https://bit.ly/30i0pUr
Fix Sticky Console Buttons: https://bit.ly/3jeGH3B
Install Fog Lights On your Prius: https://bit.ly/3cF97Rz
Change Transmission Fluid on a Prius (EASY - No Pump Needed!): https://bit.ly/30iXRFw
Change Your Prius Cabin Air Filter in 2 minutes: https://bit.ly/3kXiuiE

Note at Bottom: About the metal spring arm that's right in front of us all: It looks unusual, but it is in no way intended as a deterrent. Unless it's been altered; by design, it only puts enough pressure to prevent a loose filter from spinning off while driving. Toyota does not recommend adjusting or altering the spring arm for filter removal & they certainly don't recommend removing it & neither do I.
I have seen vehicles with the spring arm missing. You could remove it completely & it would not help in the removal of an over-torqued filter like the one in the video. While using the correct tool, this video clearly shows the spring arm easily allowing filter removal at 2:32 & several times later in the video without breaking or interfering with removal. At 2:40, the spring arm is still clearly as good as new & even allows me to finish removal by hand. I hope this note saves time for any viewers considering needlessly removing or bending the spring-arm. Thanks for watching and for sharing.

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