How many quarts of oil does is take?

Asked by mikob99 Jan 02, 2007 at 05:35 PM about the 2001 Toyota 4Runner SR5

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I would like to know how many quarts of oil go in to the 3.4 liter V6 engine.

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bovan answered 18 years ago

mikob99-- With the filter you are talking 5.7 quarts of oil if your Toyota 4Runner is a 2WD. It is 5.5 quarts for the AWD. And just a hint for you- the most important maintenance reference for you (besides Bovan of Cargurus) is your owner's manual. The answer to most questions like these can be found right there. But who reads the owners manual? Well, my own mechanic, Tom Fahey from the Newton Street Garage in Brighton, Ma. told me that one question on his ASE certification test asked where one should look first for technical information. The correct answer was owners manual. Good luck from Bovan.

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Guru9VW8D answered 7 years ago

I got charged for seven (7) quarts of oil for a 2010 4-Runner at a Toyota Dealership. (0W-20 Toyota Full Synthetic API - SN @ $789/unit.)

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