2011-2016 Toyota Sienna Transmission Fluid and Filter Change (DIY)

This 2012 Toyota Sienna is getting the transmission fluid and filter changed.
🛒PARTS LIST:
▪️ Filter kit 18 bolt pan: amzn.to/49oX46H
▪️ Filter kit 19 bolt pan: amzn.to/43KEt3Q
🛒TOOLS NEEDED:
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[@tomericas5357]

THIS is the legit way to do this

[@rebelphil]

Simple, straight to the point, informstive with torque specs and great explanations. Abolsutely perfect!

[@DavidB-234]

This video was done very well. Of the many DIY car videos I have watched, this is one of the best yet. Excellent work, and thank you for taking the time to create it.

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

You're welcome! Glad this was helpful 🙂

[@MosheAbudraham]

The best comprehensive video Bro, efficient accurate right to the point with all the small details that you need to know when you doing that kind of job
well done

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

@@MosheAbudraham Thanks! Glad this was helpful 🙂

[@xpham973]

So much value in these videos!

[@eduardolomeli4775]

Thanks really helped

[@4af]

Perfectly understandable with outstanding video and audio quality !

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

Thanks! Glad this is helpful 👍

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

Thanks! Glad this is helpful 👍

[@urbanocaceres2332]

just perfect

[@ronjonmon14]

Thank you for providing such thorough information. I found this procedure surprisingly hard to research but your explanation was excellent!

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

Glad this was helpful 🙂

[@vnesmuonnam]

Thank you for all details and tips.

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

You're welcome! 🙂

[@robertovargas1823]

Thank you for posting.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏🙏

[@richard1835]

Thank you

[@thevashfan12392]

4 quarts is usually enough.
Especially if you give her an italian tuneup afterwards. Helps liberate any debris and other stuff.
I discovered with my old fluid it was really acrid and I found 2 bugs in the pan afterwards. Bugs probably clogging the valve body.

[@AES9192-op9ns]

Very thorough! Thank you for posting torque specs throughout the video. Do you happen to know the fill plug and drain plug gasket part numbers?

[@stevee4821]

How did you make the DIY jumper wires?

[@alljerseysmatter.]

Hey, where are you located ??

[@mihailmihaylov3631]

What is the brand name of the “screw gun “ that you are using ?

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

It's the S-Long electric ratchet. Here's an Amazon link...
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[@Betamax84]

Does the pan have to be removed to change the Trans fluid? Can’t you just drain and fill?

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

No, you can just drain and fill. I would recommend the filter if it's never been changed before.

[@Betamax84]

@@ValleyMobileAutomotive thanks

[@exotics4life618]

@@ValleyMobileAutomotive where are you located? Which state? Thanks

[@mihailmihaylov3631]

Since I saw the video
You most probably won’t change it by myself
Also I don’t trust the mechanics to do it .
By the way in which state is located your shop ?

[@mohdibrahim1350]

Good job sir
That fluid is sooo black😂

[@kevins5268]

Use a open end 10 mm wrench. You dont need to do all that nonsense to get the pan off

[@ValleyMobileAutomotive]

Try that first. If it doesn't work then here's an alternate method 👍. Guarantee though by removing one nut and jacking up the transmission an inch or two your life will be happier when removing those two pan bolts 🙂

[@kevins5268]

@ValleyMobileAutomotive I dropped that pan in 15 minutes without doing that. Your method works ya but you don't need to do that