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OP deserves a medal for getting 400K out of that Rav4. Job well done. I am half way there on my Toyotas.

Originally Posted by NH73 If you are running dealer bulk oil you may want to consider changing sooner. If you know what the dealer bulk oil is, its fine running 10k oci. Toyota doesn't have complicated requirements for oil. GF-5 0w20. Or for the newer ones, 0w16 SN+. Pretty simple. If you stick...

Toll roads are true end user fee. Don't use if you don't want to pay the toll. I try to avoid all toll roads. Fair enough. When the government keeps raising your gasoline taxes without letting you vote on it is when it gets frustrating. All proposed increases for gas tax should go straight to...

The poor opportunist snowflake would want extra compensation for emotional distress. If she had a chance, she would try to drag it out in court hoping for a sympathetic judge to grant her a jackpot.

manual https://www.toyota.com/owners/resources/warranty-owners-manuals/camry/2011

2.5L 2AR-FE was meant for full synthetic per manual 10K OCI. Your car was already messed up from the beginning if they used a conventional or a blend in that engine. Use full synth 5W-30HM or 0W-40 to reduce future consumption.

Get it while it is a steal. You won't find any comparable Civic or Corolla at that $9K price.

Agreed. A neglectful Toyota driver should be on a strict M1 EP and a Fram Ultra diet. Then check back with her a year from now. Helping her by changing the oil once a year is more than enough.

Who wants to ride a bike sharing the same roadway with auto drivers who are distracted by their cellular phone. That little bicycle helmet won't do you any good.

I don't ever give peddlers any money as they could use it to buy drugs or booze. I would buy a gift certificate for McDonald or Burger King and hand it to them.

Relax. Aging is a lot better than the alternative.

If the Toyota manual calls for 10K OCI, then go with 10K OCI using a fine Toyota full synthetic or other top-tier full synthetic. People who cut it down their OCI to 5K either have unwarranted fear or they think know better than all the Toyota engineers.

How do we know that these black particles were already inside the container when the OP put the used oil in it? Got to be skeptical of what is posted on the internet.

Now you are spreading more fake news with VOA with no labeling whatsoever and no original source. Everyone on Bitog have known that PUP has large Ca, very little Mg, and a lot more TBN than 8.1 what is shown on the above chart. Real PUP VOAs: 5W-20...

Just more garbage rebrandings by Pennzoil. Remember: (M1 or Castrol) EP=Extended Performance = good for extended drain interval of up to 15,000 miles (Pennzoil) Extended Care = good for "reducing sludge formation and increasing oxidation stability to protect against oil breakdown" Pennzoil is...

stop spreading Fake news around. This is definitely NOT PUP, as PUP does not that much magnesium or such low calcium. The real PUP: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/foru...zoil-ultra-platinum-5w20-voa#Post4981541

again, go to the UOA section and research all the UOAs on your generation of your interested vehicle and read up on them to see what Blackstone and other forum members recommend. If you do not see any posted, then I recommend you do a UOA yourself and post it here to see what BS and the forum...

The 3Kers and the 5Kers need to spend more time in the UOA section and get themselves educated on how to extend their OCI. Extended drain to a certain point makes for less wastes and less works.

Toyota has always been pushing all their new sedans to use 10K OCI not because they want to sell more cars unlike the OP said, but they have designed their engine so well that they are confident that their 5qt sump engine can easily handle the 10K OCI. Toyota has a long history of engine...

Looking for a new TV (50"+) with (picture in picture) PIP so I can watch the football game on one screen and Netflix on another screen and allows you to switch between the two at the press of the remote button. Any recommendation if such a TV still exist?