This common Toyota V6 engine oil leak could literally destroy an otherwise very well made engine in seconds!

Toyota really made a bad decision when it came to the oil cooler lines on the 2GR-FE 3.5L V6 engine which is used in almost every V6 transverse model. They decided to make the oil cooler lines with a section of rubber, which gets brittle and ruptures.

In this video we look at this 2009 Toyota Highlander with the V6 and with the rubber oil cooler lines and I'll share with you how to replace them and what to know about this job.

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0:00 Intro
1:11 Inspection and Parts Information
3:13 Removal
9:18 Old Vs. New Design
11:20 Installation
19:55 Important Information