4:32 You need to emphasize one important step. Before draining, you must make sure your car is LEVEL. Using a leveler with a magnet and attached to the bottom frame. There is no way to judge if your car is at correct level. Good video overall.
I changed mine today. I was surprised how fast the fluid temp went up. (Air temp was about 50f) I would suggest getting a cheap scanner so you drain at the proper temp.
Great job Ali- great way to keep the transmission running for a long time. If you just measured out used trans fluid and put in exactly the same amount (assuming no leaks) would you still recommend drainage of the overflow?
How did you check the temperature of the oil before opening the drain plug to let out the overflow oil? What did you use to spray and clean the oil that was on the transmission?
Alimech, is their a change in the future, you could demonstrate a complete transmission filter and oil change on your 2017 toyota camry? Enjoy your channel. Larry
ADD 3.5L That should be the correct level assuming is not leaking. Smart way of doing it, is use a funnel and bucket to keep the old fluid. pour it into a jug so you know how much you took out. Mine was 3.5L to be exact.
When we drain the transmission oil, should we drain it with the cold engine or warm up the engine first? Also, when we drain the overflow, should the car be started while draining or turn it off?
My 15 Camry is 100K mileage and the transmission oil hasn't been changed. Is it too late to change? or still should change it? Because I heard something about if it were to change, it could result in more problem.
At 100k you should remove pan to clean magnets and change pan gasket & transmission filter also. Only around half the fluid comes out whether you use drain plug or drop pan.
Awesome, Our 2010 Camry LE is also no tranny dipstick. Gonna try this. How do you clean your hand tools, as in this vid you have AT fluid all over your gloves and on the hand tools. Thanks!
Hi Ali, thanks a lot, this was a helpful video and I followed it to change the fluid today. I lost the 10mm hex bolts and the gasket on the 24mm fill bolt. Can you please help me by refering to these part numbers? I am having a tough time finding them on toyota parts website
Great video, thanks. I am somewhat confused. If you take out only 2 quarts, why not only put 2 quarts back in rather than putting 2 quarts back in and having to drain the extra 1/2 quart? Thank you.
You don't know if the last tech changing the trans fluid put back in the spec amount for the entire system overfilling it. It may have way to much in it right now causing increased pressure when warm without enough room for heat expansion. You want it to be warmed up and the car to be level so it will overflow the right amount. This also checks if you did not add enough none will come out so you know your low.
That is drain and fill you would need a mechanical hook up to transmission cooler and sucks it all out 6.9 q this you seeing is drain and fill @@nathanielburnett9863
Yeah it needs to be between 104°F - 113°F when you drain the overflow fluid. If the temp is lower than this range, you'll drain too little, if it's higher, you'll drain too much.
Can you drain the overfill with the engine off? Or does the engine need to be running before removing the drain plug? I removed the drain plug and turned on my car not sure if it’s the other way around
Do I hear the car running towards the end of the video ? While you are draining out the excess oil at the end of video. Or the car is not running while draining excess ?
I got a cheap elm327 odb2 tool that uses Bluetooth to connect to my phone, then an Android App like Torque, Car Scanner or ELM OBD2. This will read live data from sensor to get accurate fluid temp reading. You could also use infrared temp gun on bottom of fluid pan, but prob not as accurate.
@@jllerena488Veepeak Mini Bluetooth OBD II Scanner for Android from Amazon Car scanner elm obd app from Google play store , sorry don't think it's let's me the leave a link in comments
what is the average amount of gear oil to be filled in toyota camery 2017, when changing transmission oil along with changing filter.?? please mention in liters,,
It's better to put some more then drain to be sure ifs correct amount, but if u put same as its been drained, maybe it was low before and you will put less amount again
I did everything and went to drain it after i filled it back-up and more came out than should have. So I went to remove the yellow straw and the allen part of it was stripped. So odd, cause i put back in, hand tight. So now I’m screwed.
Hey Ali! Great video. I recently purchased the vehicle at 109k miles and I am not sure if they ever changed the fluid. Is a drain and refill still recommended?
Its never to late to change it your just gonna have to do a few changes more often till the fluid ie clear. When you chnage the oil you dont get all the fluid out some of it stays in the torque converter. So you gotta do more frequently changes till the fluid is clear then you can change every 40k miles or so.
This is a great video thanks I am a new subscriber to your channel I have 2 questions. Is this process called drain and fill or flush? How much transmission fluid does the Camry 2013 le need ? I appreciate your answers
hey alimech i bought my car new with 3 miles on it and have never gotten my transmission changed its 96,226 mileage right now when should i get it changed Ali ?
Kernelbadness is right, do this procedure 2 times, because only half of the fluid will be changed and then mixes with other, after doing this oil flush take the car for a ride and then come back do it again, so you replace about 6 litters of fluid
I have 115k miles on my camry and transmission fluid has never been changed, should i change it now? how can i check if it has black fluid or normal fluid without draining?
@@AliMECH what are the possibilities of transmission slipping after fluid change ? I’m concerned that it could happen I bought an used Camry 2015 with 115k miles runs good and everything should I do the transmission oil change or leave it as is ? What you recommend I drive around 25 to 30 k miles a year
@AliMECH follow your exact steps. Tsmission been stuttering at 20-30mph. Drained got 4 quart, filled 4 quart, drove around lightly drained(took off only the nutt this time no plastic "straw") on level ground got 2.5 quarts. Hopefully my level ok and not underfulled.
These transmission are called sealed, so when you drain the fluid only 2 liter comes out of 6.5 liters I like to keep adding 2 new litter every 30k to keep the transmission clean But if I let it till 60-100k, 2 liter change not gonna effect that much, only flush has to be done
@@AliMECH A dipstick doesn't even weigh a pound and the metal removed for the hole to the fluid would almost make it a wash! Very stupid indeed & could cause a transmission to go bad unnecessarily.
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Nice , simple instructions. Thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Best explaination and no running around to the point. I just subscribed too. Yes!
Awesome, thank you!
Well done with clarity of explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
4:32 You need to emphasize one important step. Before draining, you must make sure your car is LEVEL. Using a leveler with a magnet and attached to the bottom frame. There is no way to judge if your car is at correct level. Good video overall.
straight to all the points, nice!!!!
Thanks
I changed mine today. I was surprised how fast the fluid temp went up. (Air temp was about 50f) I would suggest getting a cheap scanner so you drain at the proper temp.
Yo syringe pump with hose at local auto store should be easier to fill without the tower of power funnel fill 6000 😂 but awesome job
Great job Ali- great way to keep the transmission running for a long time. If you just measured out used trans fluid and put in exactly the same amount (assuming no leaks) would you still recommend drainage of the overflow?
Thanks, I still recommend to do the draining, bc you never know if someone did the oil change before or not and put more or less
Nice video nice and simple everybody else makes you go through the ringer
Thanks for watching
How did you check the temperature of the oil before opening the drain plug to let out the overflow oil? What did you use to spray and clean the oil that was on the transmission?
You can buy a Bluetooth obd2 scanner. He used brake cleaner to clean up
Thank You So Much 😊 You are an excellent teacher
You're very welcome!
Alimech, is their a change in the future, you could demonstrate a complete transmission filter and oil change on your 2017 toyota camry? Enjoy your channel. Larry
For sure Larry, I will make a detailed video how I remove the oil pan to change the filter as well
Hey Ali, great video! I have a 2012 Camry and believe the process is basically the same.
Yep. 2012-17 Camrys are the same. 2018 was redesigned with a 8 speed transmission.
Excellent video...... Thank you
You are welcome!
Your good I love that motor 😢 I lost mine In a car crash so you have a Corolla
Sorry to hear that , you will buy better soon 🙏
@@AliMECH no I won’t I love that Camry they don’t make that motor no more
Thank you Brother
Thanks for watching 🙏
These are excellent, thank you
Glad you think so!
Good vid!
Thanks
Easy process as shown but the main thing is fluid temperature
Perfect for what I had to know.
Thanks
Right on brother. Good video. Just what I needed. Thank you very much.
No problem 👍
Gracias Amigo por el vídeo ,muy interesante..Thank you so much.. good video
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ADD 3.5L That should be the correct level assuming is not leaking. Smart way of doing it, is use a funnel and bucket to keep the old fluid. pour it into a jug so you know how much you took out. Mine was 3.5L to be exact.
Mine came out 2.5
Mine was 1.8 to 2. 2016 camry SE
ali i will use some of your footage for personal use❤
Thank you a lot.
You are welcome!
Nice video.
Thanks for watching
You are a god send
Thanks
2010 Camry SE is with the same trans. I think all ASIN transmissions you can apply this procedure
Thanks, I'm sure viewes will benefit from that
When we drain the transmission oil, should we drain it with the cold engine or warm up the engine first? Also, when we drain the overflow, should the car be started while draining or turn it off?
Does it apply to 2007 Lexus ES350
I like it thanks man
Glad you like it
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Thank you
My 15 Camry is 100K mileage and the transmission oil hasn't been changed. Is it too late to change? or still should change it? Because I heard something about if it were to change, it could result in more problem.
At 100k you should remove pan to clean magnets and change pan gasket & transmission filter also. Only around half the fluid comes out whether you use drain plug or drop pan.
I ended up pulling out 2.5L and put back in 2Liters. No point in draining excess ??
Awesome, Our 2010 Camry LE is also no tranny dipstick. Gonna try this. How do you clean your hand tools, as in this vid you have AT fluid all over your gloves and on the hand tools. Thanks!
I always clean them after work with carb cleaner or brake cleaner
Hi Ali, thanks a lot, this was a helpful video and I followed it to change the fluid today. I lost the 10mm hex bolts and the gasket on the 24mm fill bolt. Can you please help me by refering to these part numbers? I am having a tough time finding them on toyota parts website
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Great video, thanks. I am somewhat confused. If you take out only 2 quarts, why not only put 2 quarts back in rather than putting 2 quarts back in and having to drain the extra 1/2 quart? Thank you.
You don't know if the last tech changing the trans fluid put back in the spec amount for the entire system overfilling it. It may have way to much in it right now causing increased pressure when warm without enough room for heat expansion.
You want it to be warmed up and the car to be level so it will overflow the right amount.
This also checks if you did not add enough none will come out so you know your low.
When you took the straw out initially some fluid came out....does that mean the transmission was overfilled before you started?
Yes, and you the engine is on some of the oil circulating, and the rest will be drained
Liked and subscribed. Thank you
Awesome, thank you!
What about the filter?
The filter is internal, would need to take the transmission apart to change. It is just a screen and does not normally need it
It's a flushhhhh not a changeeee lol
That is drain and fill you would need a mechanical hook up to transmission cooler and sucks it all out 6.9 q this you seeing is drain and fill @@nathanielburnett9863
Thanks man!!!!😊
No problem!
Thank you for your video....is excellent. Does the ATF level must be checked at acertain temperature?
Yeah it needs to be between 104°F - 113°F when you drain the overflow fluid. If the temp is lower than this range, you'll drain too little, if it's higher, you'll drain too much.
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Can you drain the overfill with the engine off? Or does the engine need to be running before removing the drain plug? I removed the drain plug and turned on my car not sure if it’s the other way around
We are waiting for the episode of changing the gear oil with the flash the whole gear cooler Camry 2014
Thank you for great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Do I hear the car running towards the end of the video ? While you are draining out the excess oil at the end of video. Or the car is not running while draining excess ?
Yes, car must be running to get proper level
What do you use to check the temperature of the fluid and make sure it’s 95f-113f when draining the overflow?
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I use a tool call scangauge2
I got a cheap elm327 odb2 tool that uses Bluetooth to connect to my phone, then an Android App like Torque, Car Scanner or ELM OBD2. This will read live data from sensor to get accurate fluid temp reading. You could also use infrared temp gun on bottom of fluid pan, but prob not as accurate.
@4mins4peace mind linking which one you purchased please? There are a few options I see on amazon.
@@jllerena488Veepeak Mini Bluetooth OBD II Scanner for Android from Amazon
Car scanner elm obd app from Google play store
, sorry don't think it's let's me the leave a link in comments
Do we have to leave the engine running when draining the warmed up transmission fluid at the end?
Thank you!!! I have a 2016 Camry.
Thanks for watching, it will be same
My question is, is Transmission Fluid over a little oil in Transmission OK or not? I use 3 quarts
Use Amsoil atf but only if the best will do
After the test drive do you drain the the extra half liter while the engine is on?
Yes, it has to be on, to circulate the fluid and drain the accesive
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So the temperature of transmission never goes over 113 degrees idling?
Hi I just did mine the same way as done in the video but my temperature on the pan while running is over 140 degrees, what did I do wrong?
what is the average amount of gear oil to be filled in toyota camery 2017, when changing transmission oil along with changing filter.?? please mention in liters,,
What are you using to clean the drain bolt ? Brake cleaner ?
Brake or carb cleaner
Thank you for this!! Quick question, if you drain and fill exact what came out, do you still have to drain the over fill? Thanks again!!
It's better to put some more then drain to be sure ifs correct amount, but if u put same as its been drained, maybe it was low before and you will put less amount again
Hello again.....shall the filter be replaced as well? Thank you for such high quality videos
as long as you changed the fluid on time no need to change the filter
I did everything and went to drain it after i filled it back-up and more came out than should have. So I went to remove the yellow straw and the allen part of it was stripped. So odd, cause i put back in, hand tight. So now I’m screwed.
I have a question: do the transmission filter need to be change when changing the fluid ?
no. dont do a flush just do drain and fill.
Hey Ali! Great video. I recently purchased the vehicle at 109k miles and I am not sure if they ever changed the fluid. Is a drain and refill still recommended?
Do this procedure at least twice to clean the transmission, because everytime you drain only 3 litters comes out
@@AliMECH bet! I might drain and refill first time and wait a week and allow it to flow through and do it again thanks!
Bought mine with 139k not sure if they ever changed, should i do it? Or can start having issues with the transmission
My corolla 2019 also can use this method sir ?
Can I put a gallon of new transmission fluid into my 17 Camry and let the overflow valve take care of any extra fluid?
Hi, i need to know how to change Toyota crown 2004 model transmission fluid
What happens if u put too much oil?
My Camry had 155k miles, I don’t know if it’s ever been changed, is it too late to change it?
Need to change every 40000km -60000km
@@RS-ys7xw then it’s to late?
Its never to late to change it your just gonna have to do a few changes more often till the fluid ie clear. When you chnage the oil you dont get all the fluid out some of it stays in the torque converter. So you gotta do more frequently changes till the fluid is clear then you can change every 40k miles or so.
when you go and drain the over flow do you do it with the car running?
Yes
This is a great video thanks I am a new subscriber to your channel I have 2 questions. Is this process called drain and fill or flush? How much transmission fluid does the Camry 2013 le need ? I appreciate your answers
its drain and fill u need some more machines for flush
Any differences to note when performing this on a 2017 Camry Hybrid?
hybrid is way easier
@@salahaldin224 Hybrid may have a CVT.. Different.
But Need to change filter and Gasket
hey alimech i bought my car new with 3 miles on it and have never gotten my transmission changed its 96,226 mileage right now when should i get it changed Ali ?
Yes change it 2x
@@kernelbadness what do you mean change it 2 times ?
Kernelbadness is right, do this procedure 2 times, because only half of the fluid will be changed and then mixes with other, after doing this oil flush take the car for a ride and then come back do it again, so you replace about 6 litters of fluid
@@AliMECH thank you ali for your advice
@@kernelbadness thanks for your advice kernel
If you take out 2L why wouldnt you just put 2L back in?
You put put more, bc the draining will make sure it correct leave, it's for safety, bc there is no dipstic for checking
Are those calipers stock if not where did you get those?
Yes, i installed cover on it long time ago, in this video 👇
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Why did you purposely overfill the first time? I didn’t catch that.
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How did you get under the car when it's flat to remove excess oil
Jack up the car, open the drain and lower the car again
Don't you have to level the car to get an accurate level?
Yes for sure, I even showed how i lowered the car for last drain
I have 115k miles on my camry and transmission fluid has never been changed, should i change it now? how can i check if it has black fluid or normal fluid without draining?
It can't be checked, I recommend you change it twice, because with every change, only 2 litters will be replaced
@@AliMECH what are the possibilities of transmission slipping after fluid change ? I’m concerned that it could happen I bought an used Camry 2015 with 115k miles runs good and everything should I do the transmission oil change or leave it as is ? What you recommend I drive around 25 to 30 k miles a year
Did you jack the car up again to remove the excess oil? Or you went under the car when it's flat on the ground? How did you do that
The car has to be flat, u can jack up the car, and after opening drain bolt, lower the car down and let it drain
does the car have to be on?
No, only for draining the over fill
Wtf I drained my and got 4 quarts vs 2.5 like you. Could it be they possibly overfilled the transmission prior to my knoewledge??
You were over filled before for sure
@AliMECH follow your exact steps. Tsmission been stuttering at 20-30mph. Drained got 4 quart, filled 4 quart, drove around lightly drained(took off only the nutt this time no plastic "straw") on level ground got 2.5 quarts. Hopefully my level ok and not underfulled.
Do not free flow it will take for ever,
Use manual or electric pump
Sure it will take time, but still possible, if you don't have pump
isn’t 30,000 miles kinda early to change transmission fluid?
He said between 30000 and 50000
@@salemgelel
True but at the minute 4:02 he is saying that he is planning to change every 30,000 miles
Many car makers suggest not to change at all, so you can buy a new car sooner.
These transmission are called sealed, so when you drain the fluid only 2 liter comes out of 6.5 liters
I like to keep adding 2 new litter every 30k to keep the transmission clean
But if I let it till 60-100k, 2 liter change not gonna effect that much, only flush has to be done
@@AliMECH thanks for the reply brother.
No jackstand. You’re NUTS.
The wheel still on the ground, the car at flat level, I slightly lift the car
dumb design no way to check level but probably never leaks
Yes I know, maybe they wanted to make it less weight with removing dipstik 😅
@@AliMECH A dipstick doesn't even weigh a pound and the metal removed for the hole to the fluid would almost make it a wash! Very stupid indeed & could cause a transmission to go bad unnecessarily.
@@edwardanthony7283he was joking
Oh NO! Don't do this, you drained too much. DON'T set the flow level when it's hot!
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Fluid should be 104-113F when you check level
Nice
Thanks
How often do you have to change the transmission fluid on a 2015 Toyota Camry? Nothing is shown in the owners manual.
60k miles is recommended