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By far the best video on how to change transmission fluid & filter!

Question. Would it be better to put the level on the pan to make sure the fluid is as level as possible? No sarcasm here just a genuine question.

I have 2014 toyota camry se . Great videos keep them coming.

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It is just what I been looking for. To do a transmission fluid on my 2013 toyota camry. I just don't trust some of these shady automechanic shop. I feel the same way you feel about doing it the proper way and not just some half ass and calm it a job. I'm a DIYer, and I like to properly the first time. You wouldn't happen to have a link for that filter kit, would you, please. Thank you!

This man oozes senior enlisted 11b! Awesome video, thank you for taking the time to so a thorough job explaining it. I'll have total confidence in doing this now, as I'm used to old style dipstick transmissions.

Should be the same technique for a Corolla 14 also!

If you don’t have the thermal gun how long should you leave the car running before draining the overflow???

@Hallett’s Tools and Tech, I just used & # 10 wrench with a flat head through the closed end or loop part (bottom part of wrench).

@ 20:27 can anyone learn me what the name of that item is? Size I’m not worried about I can always take measurements. Thank you in advance!

how much you want for that grand caravan/town & country in the background?

That is a very good demonstration of how to change the transmission fluid on the 2014 Toyota Camry. The details were very good. Outstanding!

Hi plz advise, can we use Valvoline atf instead of toyota WS brand??

Shouldnt need gapped if iridium

great job! loved it. how do you compare the nkg vs. denso eom # sk16hr11-4 plugs in yor opinion 40$ for 4 at denso...? also heard the denso iridium long life can go to 100k ? thanks

I have a 2014 Camry SE. My mechanic is charging $500 for the entire job. Ill be waiting 3 hours.

th-cam.com/video/eRxSu4-4ojo/w-d-xo.html this is a master toyota technician. He is THE MAN when it comes to anything toyota, just fyi for anyone searching for answers to their cars. Thank you for making the video here! I figure the more the merrier and share the wealth! 🙏🏻🙇🏽‍♂️

how do people get the bolt that is under the frame or control arm on the drivers side close to the tire

What state are you in, Hallett? I do my own work as well but sometimes I don't have the time to dedicate it; I would move there just to have you service my vehicles. You should properly train the so-called "techs" at the stealerships. Nice work man, thank you for taking the time out to show ppl how things are done.

You do excellent job thx for lessons

ty you so muuuuuch i got the imfamous shudder not too long ago so if the new software doesnt do anything im doing this in my driveway just need a temp gun

Where did you buy your transmission filter kit? Were you happy with the filter and gasket?

Toyota just quoted me $813 to do this job on a 2014 Toyota Camry LE 4 cylinder. Unbelievable!

How much fluid did you need to add? The dealership is telling me six to seven quarts, but that sounds high based on your video. Thanks

Can you give the part number for that fill tube from Walmart?

You made the best video on this camry transmission service. Also the techniques used are the proper ones. Good job pointing out the jack spots and stands. Also pointing out to remove filler bolt first.

dealer wants 350 to only flush- they don't do pan removal- my concern is to get new filter and clean filings from magnets- did you ponder what you planned on doing prior to pan removal?? Thanks in advance

Awesome video- detailed!!

Thanks great job explaining the work

The original Denso plugs are good for a minimum of 120,000 miles (200,000 KM) I wouldn't use anything but Denso plugs when I replace the plugs!

I have Camry 2014 le.. I want to try this but nervous I always pay dealer to do my work

very very helpful video thank you 😎

If you are going to do this more than three times in your life, get a fill adapter set, a cheap one is as good as an expensive one, and a fluid pump. Because....if the fluid that came out was brown or worse you are going to do this a lot until it's final sorta red. Worse is black and silver like mine. Thank you Fred Anderson Toyota.

Buying a 2014 Camry with 70k miles. Since I don’t know the history I plan to do the trans fluid. Thanks for the help! I love my coffee breaks also 🙂.

Valvoline Max-Life ATF fluid is a superior choice to Toyota ATF-WS.

I give like to your video because your daughter filmed it very good, and ofcourse you explained it very well too. Thank you.

best one and ive watched them all. Question, when I take the transmission bolt out..how did you push up? do you have two floor jacks? thanks

I have a 2014 Camry with the infamous torque converter shuddering problem. Not sure if I should try this first or have a mechanic fix the TC with a new one. I have 14 days left on the warranty but they want the car for 3 days just to diagnose the problem and I can't afford a rental car right now. (due to emergency and very expensive medical bill) I need to have it diagnosed before warranty runs out to get the warranty. Catch 22 as always. Next month I will have the money of course! And I figured they'd have the car for maybe a week to fix the problem and planned to get rental for a week or 2......maybe less?.....but to diagnose I figured an hour. Mechanics all say the time is due to the fact that the warranty people take forever and may even need to send out an inspector which could take days. Thing is, the car doesn't shudder if you use the Sport mode and use the paddle shifters to manually shift. Then I heard about that stuff called Shudder Fix which people rave about. But Camry's don't have a dipstick and Shudder Fix may not be for CVT transmissions. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scroll down for my life story if interested LOL Bought the car from Carvana back in May of this year. Otherwise the car is clean and flawless. Not a speck of rust or dirt. Engine bay looks brand new. No leaks etc. Southern car. Underneath looks brand new too. The shudder isn't that bad but annoying and I worry about doing more damage. Heard enough yet? I'm not done yet LOL My plan was to buy this car and pay it off by November since I'm waiting on estate money to be released from last year. (Sold parents house) And my old 93 Honda Accord with 304,000 miles needed tons of work to keep running and pass inspection. The plan was to trade this Camry in on a brand new 2022 car. Bad credit from ex wife cheating on me and leaving me with the bills having to file bankruptcy is why Carvana was my only real option since they don't do hard credit checks...... but Carvana is almost 21% interest and my monthly payments for a 2014 Camry with 98K miles is 437.00 a month. But a WOMAN who was in charge of the estate forgot to get a document signed that she thought was already signed. So after waiting 15 months already for a lump sum of cash, that WOMAN just added another 6 months to the whole thing. So now this November is now next early spring.

The coil pack is walking out on the spark plug. That is a sighn of too much dielectric grease. Thanks for the vid tho

The Toyota dealer is the only one around that has the servicing tools. They want $350 for a basic transmission service.

You cannot accurately measure the oil level in the manner shown. It will always read as it’s fuller than it actually is. You must wipe the dipstick off and reinsert it. Now when you remove it to read it you get an accurate measure. I’ve been told years ago in my engines 101 class that if the engine sits for 2 hours or more there is no need to wipe it first.

As someone who does virtually all of my own maintenance, and as an owner of a 2014 Camry, really appreciate the thoroughness of your instructional video. Great job by the camera person, also!

With last time about $350, or more now, I will do DIY for this, and buy $100 OEM fluid. Not sure I will change the filter though. How much is the filter?

Awesomeness.

Great video bud. Just one suggestion, take off the driver's side tire. Seems like it would have been easier to access the fill hole.

I did as follow from the video on my 2010 Toyota Camry and it’s basically the same job thanks a bunch

What a great video, rated pg. Quick question, I have the same car, it has 110k miles, I have never changed or added WS fluid, do you think it would be wise to change the this in the video or just add oil?

Tiny things can really make you panic, I have my Maint Reqd light on and was like “oh fuck… what’s up car?” Then I noticed a rattle sound (not a tick which I thought at first it was) then searched “is it okay for Toyota car to shake while idle” turns out I just need to get spark plugs.

I ended up getting into a big argument with my dealership over getting my filter and fluid change or just getting my transmission fluid serviced in general. They told me it's a sealed unit and that they do not recommend nor does Toyota to change the fluid they never mentioned a filter and the only thing they would do is top it off because it's a lifetime fluid. If I force them to change the fluid they will have me sign a waiver, so I just ended up leaving it be.

Wait can someone clarify how you check the fluid level? I was a bit confused on that part. When it drips continuously at 104 faranheit its good? Did I get that right?

Keep plastic cover off while initially checking area for leaks