2004 Toyota Sienna Transmission Fluid Change

Changing the transmission fluid in a 2004 3.3L Toyota Sienna.
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[@leearnmoore246]

Measured how much came out…..YES! Thank you for saying this.

[@CharlesAndCars]

glad it helped

[@Network126]

Very good and straight to the point 👍

[@johncheer9164]

Thank you!👍👍

[@CharlesAndCars]

glad it helped

[@georget7865]

👍👍👍 Any advice on adding Seafoam transmission additive? Thanks

[@CharlesAndCars]

I don't use any additives....

[@vincebuxton3237]

did you jack the Sienna up before draining the fluid?

[@CharlesAndCars]

Yes, doesn't matter though. If it's on a lift or not jacked up it will be level... drain is in the back of the pan so you'll basically get the same amount out either way. Checking the level when refilling should be done on the ground/level.

[@SirPractical]

Do you have the torque spec for the drain plug?

[@CharlesAndCars]

36 lb ft is what I see

[@bhadz100]

How many quarts did you end up putting 😊

[@CharlesAndCars]

Between 3.5 and 4 quarts.

[@tyo7731]

Someone was charging me 245 bucks, reason why im here. It seems simple from the video, what are those tools called maybe i can get them from harbor freight?

[@CharlesAndCars]

The drain plug is 10mm hex socket