Thank you very much! It's my first time doing anything like this and you've made me confident that I can do it myself! I'll be checking your channel for more How-To's on this van
I'm a moron that rushed a DIY oil change and ended up with a panful of transmission fluid (that drain plug sure was stuck!). Never dealt with transmissions before, so thanks for posting, and your attention to detail-- now I have some clue about how to fix this mess.
Thank you very much my friend. I apprecite you sharing this with us. I have a 2004 toyota sienna .. what did you mean by not changing the transmission fluid all at once ? my van's transmission fluid is kind of dirty and very dark.. how do I flush it on my own? I would like to get all the fluid out of the van, then strain it using a piece of fabric and then put it back ... would you recommend doing so ?
If it is too dark or black, I recommend you to change it in 2 or 3 parts, you have to drive your van in between every time you get some fluid out of there so that way you minimize the risk of your tranny to slip after changing the fluid.
@@JM-AUTO Thank you very much my friend. but honestly .. I dont understand what you mean by 2 or 3 parts! please explain ... I appreciate it man .. very much.
when transmission fluid is too old, black, dark, there is always a chance for the transmission to slip after changing the fluid and that is why it should be changed little by little, take out some and put in to replace what you just took out and drive the car and few days later take more fluid again and after 3 times do a complete fluid change so the tranny most likely is not going to slip.
OK, my Sienna, 2006, may need to do a partial change, do I just do I quart at a time, drive a few days, then again, until I have 4 new quarts in, then drive a week or so, then do a full transmission change?
what tranny change frequency change would you recommend? by mileage, by time? Great detailed video and recommendations. I change the regular oil every 6 months regardless of mileage. should i do the same with the tranny? i do it myself since it is pretty straightforward. thank you.
@@JM-AUTO thanks for the reply. Is there any harm more frequent? every six months? Since i am changing the motor oil, i might as well do a drain and fill on the tranny. Also, where did you get that small funnel. does it have a specific name? Thanks again. Your instructions are awesome.
How come when im searching online like some site the bottles are difrent.?? Some bottles have yelow words the bottles you show are white words? Can you or someone explain please?
thanks for sharing that is very appreciated, now the good thing is that I display the right info provided by the manufacture. thankf for taking the time on this channel that is very appreciated.
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Thank you very much! It's my first time doing anything like this and you've made me confident that I can do it myself! I'll be checking your channel for more How-To's on this van
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I'm a moron that rushed a DIY oil change and ended up with a panful of transmission fluid (that drain plug sure was stuck!). Never dealt with transmissions before, so thanks for posting, and your attention to detail-- now I have some clue about how to fix this mess.
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Thank you man for this useful video thus is what I was looking to do but don't know how and how many oil God bless man
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@@JM-AUTO you're welcome I hope you live in Los Angeles so I can have you as my mechanic because honest person you are thanks
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Could you please make a video on changing 2006 Toyota sienna 3.3L V6
what video would you like me to make for the 3.3 sienna? I would try to do it, thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much my friend. I apprecite you sharing this with us. I have a 2004 toyota sienna .. what did you mean by not changing the transmission fluid all at once ? my van's transmission fluid is kind of dirty and very dark.. how do I flush it on my own? I would like to get all the fluid out of the van, then strain it using a piece of fabric and then put it back ... would you recommend doing so ?
If it is too dark or black, I recommend you to change it in 2 or 3 parts, you have to drive your van in between every time you get some fluid out of there so that way you minimize the risk of your tranny to slip after changing the fluid.
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Thank you very much my friend. but honestly .. I dont understand what you mean by 2 or 3 parts! please explain ... I appreciate it man .. very much.
@@JM-AUTO
I forgot to mention .. yes .. the transmission fluid is very dark .. actually BLACK and has dirt and paricles in it :(
when transmission fluid is too old, black, dark, there is always a chance for the transmission to slip after changing the fluid and that is why it should be changed little by little, take out some and put in to replace what you just took out and drive the car and few days later take more fluid again and after 3 times do a complete fluid change so the tranny most likely is not going to slip.
@@JM-AUTO
Thank you so much. well appreciated.
OK, my Sienna, 2006, may need to do a partial change, do I just do I quart at a time, drive a few days, then again, until I have 4 new quarts in, then drive a week or so, then do a full transmission change?
if the transmission fluid is too old and black yes, to avoid damage to the tranny, it does not take the full 4 quarts, thanks for visiting my channel.
@@JM-AUTO yep. 240k miles old 😳
what tranny change frequency change would you recommend? by mileage, by time? Great detailed video and recommendations. I change the regular oil every 6 months regardless of mileage. should i do the same with the tranny? i do it myself since it is pretty straightforward. thank you.
Hi and thanks for visiting this channel, every 30k miles because if fluid is changed when it is to black then the tranny might slip after changing it.
@@JM-AUTO thanks for the reply. Is there any harm more frequent? every six months? Since i am changing the motor oil, i might as well do a drain and fill on the tranny. Also, where did you get that small funnel. does it have a specific name? Thanks again. Your instructions are awesome.
How come when im searching online like some site the bottles are difrent.?? Some bottles have yelow words the bottles you show are white words? Can you or someone explain please?
@@fredthe47th im hesitant to order online, i was thinking they are fake. They are a little cheaper online. Then the dealers
Hey mire contestele en español usted.
este video esta tambien en espanol en mi otro canal en espanol.
Missing 2 things:
- purge transmission radiator
- replace filter.
this is a drain and fill
It's not T IV! That's roman numbering system; it's T-4
thanks for sharing that is very appreciated, now the good thing is that I display the right info provided by the manufacture. thankf for taking the time on this channel that is very appreciated.