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Amateurs.. who doesn't have duct tape around?

Don't need no stinking black death glue filters.

I've had my 0w-8 toyota for 1 1/2 years. There was never much Ow-8 in the system to begin with. No big deal mine runs fine with 0w-20.

I been tire kicking new Ford trucks for more than a year at 2 ford dealers. From what I see the $65K on up pickups are very slow movers these days.

That is odd. Bad rear caliper???

Terry Kath is up there in my book.

I would also be disappointed with 38 of iron in only 3000 miles. I agree try something different.

Amazon sells the Idemitsu CVT Type TLS FE Transmission Fluid for Toyotas.

Another vote for recirculation button. One of the most useful buttons in your vehicle

Well that is interesting your 5.0 coyote oil temperature does sound more reasonable. Makes me wonder if the guy's oil temperature gauge was accurate.

I would not use 5w-30 in a toyota hybird especially if you dirve around around town much and do short trips. These things struggle to get oil temperature up in warmer weather and it is worse in the winter months. The lighter weight oils are fine in toyota hybirds.

There was a guy on youtube with a 5.0 L Coyote engine mustang that had set up a oil temperature gauge on it. I was a bit shocked he was showing it reading 235 - 245 F on normal normal driving on the freeway and roads around it on a 80 F deg day. I would be tempted to go to a 0w-30 or 5w-30 on...

The Toyota 04152-YZZA1 is what I would use.

I would not use a motorcraft oil filter these days they been having issues for a few years. I'm using Mobil filter on my F150.

You will be just fine doing the filter every other oil change with those kind of miles. Been doing this for years with vehicles that don't get driven much.

Pirelli has announced the "cyber tires". Should just call them what they are snitch tires. https://rubberworld.com/pirelli-expands-production-in-the-us-with-cyber-tyre-technology/

I'm good with it.

Very nice! That bring back some memories. One of the guys I hung around with in high school had a real clean white 64 impala. It was a nice cruiser.

What is a decent rear differential fluid for 2007 corvette with a LS. Thinking about valvoline flexfill extended protection full synthetic 75w-90 gear oil in the pouch. GM Dexron LS 75W-90 gear oil is a lot more $$ and no pouch. The GM stuff has gone up a bunch in price since the last change WOW.

Could be a spider bite?