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Originally Posted By: huntsonora As I mentioned, Water Wetter isn't compatible with the Toyota Long Life coolant. I am almost positive that Purple Ice is compatible though Idling around ranches in 100 plus degree temperatures has me wanting to add something to help. I find my temps getting...

are those louvers supposed to be closed

Originally Posted By: huntsonora I've read where the Toyota Long Life red coolant isn't compatible with the Redline Water Wetter additive. I also read where somebody was able to mix the Toyota Red coolant with the Purple Ice additive. Does anybody know for sure what I can use with the Toyota...

Originally Posted By: Donald Stick with OEM Coolant and forget about Water Wetter. This. Zerex Asian at Advance or NAPA is a good sub for Toyota Red.

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Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm I've always thought Toyota should come out with a Camry coupe. Toyota made 2 door camrys for a long time. They also made the Solara. Keep up.

Originally Posted By: Kira Nobody mentioned that all Toyotas except for the bottom Corolla (and that was intel from last year) have a CVT. Those things are mushy and the industry is still learning how to program them. Rental cars are often used to test software and hardware. A rental car may...

Guys these engines have bypass failures. It's not because he used thick oil or a made in china filter. I believe the bypass is in the cap. Which makes sense given the top of the filter in the pic.

Originally Posted By: goodtimes A tiny tear on a filter means almost all the oil is unfiltered Nope. That's not how physics works. I suggest reading books.

Originally Posted By: goodtimes What does the center tube look like? The oil and filter don't look so dirty so why would it need bypass? Faulty installation or filter, probably. Delco may have upgraded the part number on this. I would get a filter at the Cadillac dealer and talk to them about...

Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite I got a guy at work here who puts a couple thousand bucks a year into his 2003 keeping it going. He says its a reliable car. Why? If it was a Chrysler, they'd be complaining about it being junk. The difference is in what goes wrong. The camry will need things...

Originally Posted By: WellOiled Gents - This is not a filter problem. this

they're literally all the same. just get some from advance with a coupon code. less hassle on core returns.

Thinner oils will bounce droplets like that. Probably just a 20 weight or something.

Originally Posted By: CT8 FRAM made in China. The filter says it all. Being made in China has nothing to do with quality. Chinese will make something to whatever level you're willing to pay for. See iPhone.