2015 toyota tundra oil filter wrench

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  1. RR1975 [OP] New Member

    Joined:Jul 31, 2018Member:#17568Messages:9Gender:Male

    Hey Tundra Owners,

    Do you have a recommendation on an oil filter wrench. I have read some bad reviews on some and so I'm a little hesitant and buying 1 before the first oil change.

  2. 831Tun heartless Bastrd

    Joined:Jun 7, 2016Member:#3549Messages:11,374Gender:Male First Name:WarrenSanta CruzVehicle:'16 CM limitedTC long travel. Deaver 420 SU leaf packs.

    Welcome, your first oil change is free isn't it? The first 3 were for me.

  3. Trooper2 Premium Lone Star Member / SSEM #13

    Joined:Feb 7, 2018Member:#12738Messages:6,659Gender: MaleFirst Name:JRHouston, TX (Suburban South)Vehicle:2007 Tundra 5.7 L Double Cab TRD 2WDTSS 20's with Cooper ATP ll's, N Fab 3 Step Nerf Bars,, Pioneer AVIC-8100NEX, Masters Tailgate Replacement Latch with Camera, 1" Maxtrac Shackles, LED Interiors/Brake/Reverse/Cargo/Fog Bulbs, Fumoto Drain Valve, Toyota Aluminium Oil Filter Housing, TRD Shift Knob, Courtesy Door Projector LEDs with Toyota Emblem, Console Tray and Lower Divider.

    Welcome from TX!

    Get a metal one from local parts store, the "beefier" the better.

  4. nk1794 Always torque to spec

    Joined:Jan 24, 2018 Member:#12420Messages:3,755Gender:MaleSan Jose, CAVehicle:2016 1794 SnugTop, TRD Catback, DECKed Storage, TRD Sway Bar, ESP Under Seat Storage, Blackvue DR750S-2CH Dashcam

  5. Welcome.
    Since no one answered your question, here is a combination wrench and replacement metal filter cap.
    I bought mine separately but this looks like a nice package:
    //www.asrparts.com/products/t...ol-filter-cap-15620-31060?variant=11916386182

  6. nk1794 Always torque to spec

    Joined:Jan 24, 2018 Member:#12420Messages:3,755Gender:MaleSan Jose, CAVehicle:2016 1794 SnugTop, TRD Catback, DECKed Storage, TRD Sway Bar, ESP Under Seat Storage, Blackvue DR750S-2CH Dashcam

  7. Chu New Member

    Joined:Feb 1, 2018Member:#12592Messages:22Gender:MaleVehicle:2014 Crewmax

    Just did my first oil change in the Tundra yesterday actually. I used a CISNO wrench, and also upgraded to the all alum housing while I was at it. It was perfect fit, and worked just fine. Linked below; same as the Motix posted above, just half price. Good luck.//www.amazon.com/CISNO-Filter...&sr=8-4&keywords=tundra+oil+filter+wrench+5.7

  8. UNTMatt New Member

    Joined:May 18, 2018Member: #15415Messages:65Gender:MaleVehicle:2015 Attitude Black 4x4 LimitedTRD Pro grille, TRD Pro black badging, TRD Pro shift knob, LED under dash lights, GBS, Llumar ceramic tint, BackFlip HD.

    The Motivx is the one I have and it is very well built (forged aluminum). You should not have any issues with it as long as you own your truck.

    --Matt

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  9. nuclearlemon New Member

    Joined:Jul 18, 2017Member:#8631Messages:522Gender:FemalewyomingVehicle:2012 dc

    here's the wrench i got last year. i've done four oil changes and it works flawlessly
    //www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01IBJ439A/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

    also upgraded to the metal cap on the last oil change

    //www.amazon.com/dp/B07984MX2G/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_17

    $30 for the two items.

  10. This^^^^^
    Also...check and follow the torque specs...especially with the plastic housing.

  11. hillbillytoyo Just a country boy

    Joined:Jul 3, 2017Member:#8395Messages:317Gender:MaleFirst Name:DanielWVVehicle:21 Limited Cement CM TRD OF

    I have one from NAPA, it's well built and very sturdy.

  12. MT1794PRO New Member

    Joined:Mar 28, 2018 Member:#13955Messages:109Gender:MaleFirst Name:PaulVehicle:2014 MGM 1794 CMDebadge, Dechrome, TRD Pro Grille, 2018 Headlights, Amber Grill Lights, Carbon Wrapped Wood Trim, Pace Edwards Switchblade Tonneau....

    The Motive wrench is good, best to change out the plastic cap and get the metal one on Amazon or I’ve seen them at local parts stores. Wrench matters a lot less with the metal cap.

  13. jtwags Concrete jungle

    Joined:May 30, 2018Member:#15753Messages:482Gender:Male League City, TXVehicle:2018 Tundra CMUndercover Elite LX, Xact Contour

    I purchased this one from Amazon and it worked fine.

  14. KS25-06 New Member

    Joined:Sep 16, 2018 Member:#19473Messages:1Gender:MaleVehicle:2008 Red Tundra Max cab TRDnone

    Gentlemen, I have been having my oil and filter changed for several years at a business that started out very well in the beginning. Having changed hands three times in the last two years, I have became dissatisfied with their services and increased prices. I have been told that there are a couple of seals that have to be installed properly or the filter will leak. Is this true? If so, can some one give instructions to avoid this problem? Is there any thing else I need to purchase other than what is shown here? Thank you for any help, James.

  15. GWalker New Member

    Joined:Dec 30, 2017Member:#11855Messages:62Gender:Male North CarolinaVehicle:2014 White Tundra Double Cab Limited

    James, The above suggestions are great, look into purchasing the metal filter housing and Motivx wrench, I have both. There are 2 o-ring seals included with every Toyota filter element. Replace both of them at each oil change, instructions on box, very simple, just coat the o-rings with fresh oil at time of installation and torque per the specification. I have never had a leak.

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  16. 11SilverPlatinum New Member

    Joined: Feb 2, 2018Member:#12624Messages:158Gender:MaleFirst Name:DaveVehicle:2011 Platinum TundraPlastidip emblems, Pace Edward bed cover w/lumber rack, remote start, TRD intake and exhaust, TRD front and rear sway bars, color match grill surround, LED headlight upgrade.

    I agree as well. I drive 150 miles a day so my oil changes are about every 5 weeks. I installed the metal cap and use both the metal wrench that fits the slots or the socket style that fits the bottom of the cap. My favorite tool was the drain valve that screws into the bottom of the filter to drain it before you remove it. Saves a lot of messy oil leaking all over your hands. I got mine on Amazon. You might check into that.

  17. Welcome from Texas.

    I purchased my filter wrench from walmart costing me less than 5 bucks along with a 27mm socket which was 8 bucks. Purchased Mobil one synthetic 0-20w also and will be installing a fumoto valve to help make it easier for future oil drains like I did on my tacoma. Hope this helps.

    //www.amazon.com/Fumoto-F-103N-Engine-Drain-Valve/dp/B003UT822G

  18. Put a quality oil in and do your inspection at 5k miles, change at 10k miles. I have been running Liqui Moly in my personal truck, I have sent samples out at both 5k, 10k, and 15k for all them to come back exactly the same. So I stick to the 5k inspection and 10k change per the owners manual. I also have the Fumoto valve which is awesome!

  19. The drain plug on the filter that takes the 3/8" extension is apparently tighter than the filter housing, I think it may have come out the first time but every other oil change I have just used the 3/8" extension to remove the filter housing.

  20. I believe the torque spec on the filter drain is 9lbs and the filter housing is 18lbs

  21. wallyblackburn New Member

    Joined:Jul 9, 2018Member:#16871Messages:8Gender:Male First Name:WallyVehicle:2018 Black Tundra SR

    It says this won't fit for my 2018 5.7L Tundra. BS? Thanks, Wally

  22. Nm6300'asl New Member

    Joined:Jul 22, 2018 Member:#17278Messages:433Gender:MaleFirst Name:JohnVehicle:2018 dc 2wd sr5 with sr5 upgrade6112-5160's, airbags with cradles, toytec shackles, 295-70-18 pathfinder a/t, tonno pro tri fold, trd duals, trd cai, trd pro skidplate, curt a16 5thwheel hitch, toyota bed mat [from last tundra], tinted windows and white paint cuz its the fastest color!

  23. jtwags Concrete jungle

    Joined:May 30, 2018Member:#15753Messages:482Gender:MaleLeague City, TXVehicle:2018 Tundra CMUndercover Elite LX, Xact Contour

  24. Thegr8punkin A G.D.M/Sofa King Cool/COTJ's dreamboat

    Joined:Jan 18, 2017Member:#6015Messages:5,372Gender:MaleFirst Name:ConnorNorthern ColoradoVehicle:08 blue sr5 2wd2 +5 hp stickers

    How much do you want to spend...

  25. Thegr8punkin A G.D.M/Sofa King Cool/COTJ's dreamboat

    Joined:Jan 18, 2017Member:#6015Messages:5,372Gender:MaleFirst Name:ConnorNorthern ColoradoVehicle:08 blue sr5 2wd2 +5 hp stickers

    //store.snapon.com/Oil-Filter...cion-65-mm-1-2-drive-Blue-Point--P773729.aspx

    This is the best one imo I’ve bent/ broken most of the others.... just avoid a stamped steel one... I’ve bend those less the 30 sec after opening the package...

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