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08-02-2007, 07:24 AM

swerks

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Turbo 4Runner oil filter

too many numbers to figure out. Does the 4cyl 22ret turbo use a special oil filter ????? I thought all 4Runners used the same oil filter

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08-02-2007, 01:18 PM

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Since no seems to be able to answer...including me..you might try going to a local auto store and selecting a non-turbo and a turbo filter for comparison.

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08-02-2007, 02:03 PM

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I believe they are the same, not 100% sure - check as directed above at the auto store.

The turbo motor simply has a cooling mechanism that screw on to the standard block oil filter port... I'm using a 22RE filter on a 22RTE block, after removing the oil cooler.

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08-02-2007, 06:46 PM

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Run a PH8A, a bit oversized, but holds at least a quart of more oil

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08-02-2007, 06:48 PM

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Run a PH8A, a bit oversized compared to stock, but holds at least a quart of more oil.

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08-02-2007, 07:59 PM

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I use a Super Tech ST 16 at wal-mart with a aluminum cooling collar on it as extra insurance. The collar gets hot almost immediately upon starting.

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08-02-2007, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by fo_runner

Run a PH8A, a bit oversized compared to stock, but holds at least a quart of more oil.

More oil? Yes. A quart or more? No way. I used to handle those filters all the time when I worked at schucks.

BTW, the Turbo and Non-turbo trucks use the exact same filter. In fact, all 22R, 20R, 22RE, 22RTE, 3VZ, and 5VZ engines use the same filter.

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08-02-2007, 08:25 PM

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They are not the same. But I don't have the part numbers handy.

Avoid Fram filters.

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08-02-2007, 09:17 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by InternetRoadkill

They are not the same. But I don't have the part numbers handy.

Sure looks the same to me!

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Toyota Mechanical Catalog

Item Number 90915YZZD1

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, pick-up, 4-runner, gas 1984

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, pick-up, 4-runner, gas, w/o turbo 1985 - 1990

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, pick-up, 4-runner, gas, w/turbo 1985 - 1988

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, tacoma, 2.7l 2005 - 2006

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, pick-up 1995

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, 4-runner 1995 - 2002

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, t100 1995 - 1998

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, tacoma 1995 - 2004

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, tundra, sequoia, 3.4l 2000 - 2004

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, sienna 2004 - 2006

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, all models 1984 - 1992

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, pick-up 1991 - 1994

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, 4-runner 1991 - 1994

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, t100 1993 - 1994

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
Oil filter, highlander, 3.0l, 3.3l 2001 - 2006

90915YZZD1
Maintenance & lubrication - Engine service - Filters - Oil filter
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08-03-2007, 06:50 AM

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They are not the same. But I don't have the part numbers handy.

Avoid Fram filters.

Well, that would be incorrect. Call the dealer, or, hell, look at the filter box.

The filter I have in front of me right now says, and I quote:

ENGINE APPLICATION
-1G series
-VZ series
-22R series (JPN., EUR., USA., CANADA)
-JZ series
-M Series
-3S-GTE (Celica ST 165 only)
-2TZ-FE

Part# 08922-02011 (old part number, I have some old filter stock)

so YES the turbo filter is the same as the NON turbo. Sheesh.

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08-03-2007, 11:54 AM

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That's interesting. The filter on my 3.0 is smaller than the one on my 22RE. I go to the parts store and the small one is what they give me. Different number and all.

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08-03-2007, 12:42 PM

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I know in the past I had used the same filters on my 99 v6 and my 86 turbo. I just wanted to be sure it was the right thing to do. thank you one and all !

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08-03-2007, 12:59 PM

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If you into experimenting with filters - I think the 20R/22R blocks used a "ford" sized fitting (aka center threads and O ring diameter)

Its helpful to know when getting a remote filter adapter

(when ya want one that DOESNT use the universal thread adapter thingie and uses PORT connectors not PIPE thread

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08-03-2007, 02:18 PM

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hey, any one know if the 22ret and 22re share the same air filter????

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08-03-2007, 02:35 PM

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Quote:

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got my filter from dealer and thats exactly what it said too

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08-03-2007, 03:16 PM

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lots of guys on the 3rd gen. 4Runner forum run the oversized Napa gold 1516 filter. will it fit for your application?

do a search over there you can see alot of good feedbacks on that filter.