1985 Plymouth Turismo Engine Oil Filter Genuine

This is the one you need. Fit my 2009 Tacoma and the 2007 4Runner. The ones you get at the parts stores do not have the capacity this one has.

Bought one of these for my Scion tC and it works great. I decided to finally ditch the Frams and use OEM filters. But just FYI, there are better deals out there for 5 or 10-packs of these that work out to be much cheaper. I think I will get one of those packs next time instead of buying individual ones here at a higher price. But the filter itself is a good value, the OEM ones actually have pretty decent quality at a comparable price to anything you could get at Walmart. Long-term, I think it's worth it to consider ditching the cheap-o filters and try some of these.

OEM filter, no crush washer included as described. I will definitely order this filter again, much easier than a trip to the dealer.

Surprise! I bought this for my 20 year old Lexus. I was hugely surprised to see that this unit was made in Thailand. I am sure it will be fine as Toyota and Nippon Denso maintain quality standards when they sub out parts. I can't say that the country of origin is a selling point for me. I would have prefered that this was made in Japan

Original equipment and a great price, shipped to my door. The filter is typically *almost* more important (quality-wise) than the oil, as long as you get the proper weight/type for your car.The Toyotas tend to use what looks like a dinky filter compared some others. So it should be no surprise that the internal construction might be a bit different. In the case of the much older Toyota "22R" 4 cylinder engine, the OEM filter was critical to ensuring that the timing chain tension sprocket and assemblies would not "run dry" on startup. I have no problem using *some* non-OES filters on other brands of cars, but don't fool around with the Toyotas.Since the OES are comparable in price to other name brand oil filters, it makes it a moot point to use others anyway (whether they be good or not so good). So while the need for a OES with the newer Toyotas may not be as critical, I'd rather not tempt fate - I've never had an issue with these, ever.

5 stars for the filter. This is THE filter for any 2005+ 4.0L V6 Tacoma.1 star for the price. These can be purchased for $4-5 from most any Toyota dealership parts department. AutoPartsWAY price $8.77 as of Oct 17, 2012 is way too high a price. AutoPartsWAY price is now $11.31 as of 1/15/14.I can go to the Toyota parts department a few miles from my house and buy these for under $5. The AutoPartsWAY premium is then for convenience only maybe.

This was a lot more expensive than I thought. Found out I could have bought these from a Honda dealership for a lot cheaper and it comes with an extra washer... This one doesn't.

The mechanic wanted to know where I got it... I guess its a good sign.This is the most important part of your engine, so I think it is worths the extra 3 dollars per oil change to get the original equipment, specially then available and affordable.