Where's the oil plug
#4
Lexus Champion
It may be under a plastic panel on the 330... The allen hex plugs are the transmission and transaxle, automatic transmission fluid.. The head on the oil plug is 14mm socket.
#6
Driver School Candidate
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: CA
Posts: 3
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Yes, i did see a plug under passenger side. Thanks.
Now if can only find the oil filter. Did see something black from the underside but not sure. Anybody?
Now if can only find the oil filter. Did see something black from the underside but not sure. Anybody?
#7
Lexus Fanatic
I'm not sure if this applies with your '05 ES, but it does for the previous year models:
The oil filter is generally accessed by opening the hood and locating the black filter casing behind the exhaust manifold. The filter kinda sticks out to the front of the car at a small angle. You just unscrew by hand or with an oil filter wrench. When installing new filter, always tighten by hand, never use a wrench.
The oil filter is generally accessed by opening the hood and locating the black filter casing behind the exhaust manifold. The filter kinda sticks out to the front of the car at a small angle. You just unscrew by hand or with an oil filter wrench. When installing new filter, always tighten by hand, never use a wrench.
Trending Topics
#8
Lexus Champion
iTrader: (1)
14mm bolt. Allen/Hex is tranny drain as started before.
In this picture, it is the drain plug in the pan on the left.
When removing the filter, a 20 oz soda bottle with the top 1/4 cut off makes a perfect catch basin that is flexible enough to get in under the oil filter and block mounted drain plate.
steviej
In this picture, it is the drain plug in the pan on the left.
When removing the filter, a 20 oz soda bottle with the top 1/4 cut off makes a perfect catch basin that is flexible enough to get in under the oil filter and block mounted drain plate.
steviej
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post