where can i buy that rubber tube for oil changes?

the one that goes below the filter so you dont spill all over the place?

 

or would a cup work fine? lol

 

The hardware store will have it

 

what department?

 

Ask someone who works there where you can find clear PVC of plastic tubing. Should be near plumbing or something.

 

sweet. thanks brotato.

 

is this the right size?

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

 

http://AndrewMoreland.com/Toyota/FSM/data/ileaf/06toyrm/06toypdf/06rmsrc/rm2006ta/01800210.pdf

It's in here somewhere. Just convert from metric. The diameter can be a little smaller because it can stretch over the fitting if necessary.

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Lowe's, in the plumbing department. It should be located right next to the cast piping and joints. I take it you've never made a beer bong?

 

I wedge an empty oil bottle underneath with the opening around the opening. Seems to work okey dokey!

 

i just let it fill up and use some paper towels afterwards.

 

Ive used old plastic shopping bags...justs make sure they dont have holes

 

I use those to clean the cat box.... Yes, I have forgotten to check for holes more than once.

 

I use a 6" length of 3/8" fuel line and let it drain into a Dunkin' Donuts cup. There's usually a half dozen empties in the back of my truck.

 

same here! AND i finally found a use for toyota brand all weather mats:

 

Yup. sure do. I dont use that table there.. i sit on the couch with the coffee table!

 

There's a dirty joke in there somewhere about cats and tacos. I won't go there.

BTW, those rubber hoses are available at auto parts stores too. Sorry about the thread high jack.

 

I just let mine drain into a plastic solo cup.

 

I told ya you were a scrub, scrub!

 

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