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--- In toyota-campers@y..., "Dick Rettke" <dickrtke@c...> wrote:

I just had the oil changed and they used a NAPA oil filter{?} do you

know

anything about this kind. Also had the back brakes checked, my guy

says

they are ok. Although I found some "white oily liquid" on the

driveway

dripping from the front of the engine, my guys says there do not

seem to be

any leaks in the power steering or any place else. Next? I will put

the

cardboard under the unit, and see if we can get an id point or too.

Any

other ideas? Oh, he changed the plugs, said that they where junk!

Seems we

are ready to roll in WI.
-=dr=-
----- Original Message -----
From: <jacka2@e...>
To: <toyota-campers@y...>

Dick.

As far as I know only the VW and the Toyota
filters have check valves. If your chain or
valves aren't rattling go ahead and make your
trip then put in a Toyota next oil change.

I wonder if they put in the right plugs?
IF you have the 22RE ,the book calls
for NGK BRP5EY or Nippondenso W16EXR-U

Jack A2

Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 6:29 PM
Subject: [toyota-campers] Use Toyota oil filters only.

Toyota dealer filters have a check valve
to stop the oil from running back down in-
to the pan when the engine is shut off.
On start up oil is instantly supplyed to
the valves and timing chain.

Cheap after market filters, especially "Fram"
and the ones supplyed by the quick oil change
houses, do not have these check valves and
will cause excessive wear on your engine during
cold start ups. (Even worse for RVs that set
for long periods.)

If you must use the quick change shop, bring
you own Toyota filter and have them install it.

Jack A2

PS the Toyota oil filter only costs $3 more
than the cheapy.


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