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how u doing EBEN how r u today. i admire the way that truck handles with 290000 miles in it. it runs better then my 2004 tracker. thats awesome. that's my next step on my chevy tracker. thumbs up for mr. DOUG toyota tundra. not many truck make it that far. that's really amazing. that truck will run another 500,000 miles. TAKE CARE GUYS. GB
Are you talking about Chevy Tracker?(horrible cars) those are not a comparation to any Toyota no offence ,especially 3.4 or 54.7 or 5.7 .Toyotas are just outstanding amazing. 3.0 V6 90's no my favorites but not bad thats why Toyota made the 3.4 to replaced the 3.0
Best truck ever Toyotas are just amazing,I own 2 tundras right now a 2003 toyota tundra 2wd 3.4 V6 single cab with 492000 miles and I just bought 4 months a 2000 toyota tundra 4.7 V8 4X4 24300 miles extra cab. I absolute love this v8 is smoother than my v6 3.4 .my v6 is awesome too b ut way more power v8 about the same mpg on Highway
Well it's a proprietary synthetic medium that filters at 99% efficiency at 20 microns also it has a higher flow rate so on your cold starts your engine will have less engine wear because 80% of the wear on an engine is during the cold start and the engine oil filter flows faster also it has an upgrade AT&T I drain back valve and that keeps the oil in the filter so on your next cold start it flows right away. If you're doing severe service driving I would change the oil filter a 12500 miles for best results. If you're doing highway driving you can comfortably go the 25,000 miles. City Driving puts a lot more soot in the oil and it breaks it down faster. This is the look up guide that will take you to the oil filter specifically for your vehicle - AMSOIL Makes it for your Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
Ask friend. It is recommended to make the change of transmission oil to a 2003 tundra with 200,000 miles? There are some who have told me that It is not recommended that you take risks. you that recommends. Thank you
Yes if it was my vehicle I would change the transmission fluid immediately to the Amsoil ETF Signature Series you'll see everything here for your vehicle on the lookup guide. ✅️ Your Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker. Find The Right Fluids For My Vehicle - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
Question: I was going to do a simple drain and fill,but when I try to fill it the liquid comes back out through the dip stick. I got fed up and ended up calling a mechanic and he told me that I need a machine to pump the oil in?? Some help would be greatest appreciated. Thanks
I'm not sure they're Louis I know the one in the video it took the fluid there could be a blockage in the tube or something could have broken that won't allow the fluid to go down the tube. It could be a different model and you have to fill it from underneath like the Lexus Transmissions. You'll see in my playlist on Transmissions how the Lexus has no dipstick and you have to fill it from the bottom pan. It sounds like if it's the same vehicle that could be something wrong with it. Definitely something I've never encountered yet🤔 I hope everything goes good let me know if you figure it out thanks Lewis!
When you drop the pan and replace the transmission filter, how many qrts. Do you put back in? I know to do a flush is about 13 qrts. Total but how many will i need if i just do a pan drop and transmission filter change? By the way, i have a 2000 toyota tundra v8 4.7 automatics transmission .
This will give you the exact capacity and I recommend getting an extra quarter to just to be safe so you don't have to make another order. AMSOIL Products & Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
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This will give you your motor oil capacity also it'll give you the transmission fluid in radiator coolant capacity differentials everything is listed. AMSOIL Products & Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
@@Syntheticoilprotection appreciate the site. I was having the same issue with cbadillo. Didn't know how many quarters to put into my 2000 2w drive tundra as well. now I know. Thank you
Hello there I have a 2001 tundra 4.7 2 wheel drive it has 228k on it last transmission service was done at 102k that I know of looking in to doing a service soon should I do it or not truck runs great no problem at all thanks
Great question Pedro If it was my vehicle I would definitely do it you'll have much quicker shifting your transmission will run smoother you'll also notice a big difference in fuel mileage and drive ability. You'll see I have a lot of videos on all different transmission fluid changes in my playlist section This is my personal link and if you have any questions at all about the products you can always reach out to me anytime. Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614 Get AMSOIL Wholesale Pricing - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
@@Syntheticoilprotection there was a recall. And regardlessthey have a 100k mile estimated service life with recommended 5k mile/ 6 month inspection schedule that no one does. Many failures could possibly have been caught in time. Lots of 1st gen tundra/sequoia LBJ issues from bad design and bad owner maintenance.
@@DougDimadome its bad. Google lower ball joint failures. Get yours inspected or replaced ASAP. If you're asking this then you aren't paying attention to your vehicle. And you rs may be on their way out
Of course you can always do that bill You can actually do a full flush where you keep the motor running We did a video just like that here - th-cam.com/video/-g5UspPi-zY/w-d-xo.html
I have a 2004 toyota tundra with 225k miles. Previous owner never had the transmission fluid or filter changed. No issues so do I leave well enough alone or drop the pan, change the filter and add amsoil? Did he just go 220k without changing anything? Is so, how's it running now? Also, I believe I need to use the blue fuel efficient signature series and not the red multi vehicle, or does that not matter on these? thanks
Definitely I would change the fluid and this is the link that will give you the proper fluids for your specific year make model and engine size. It also depends on the transmission some you drop the PIN you change the filter and fill it others are just a drain and fill it just depends on the vehicle. Find The Right Fluids For Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
Any Tyson great question honestly I don't remember the lookup guy here will give you all the fluid capacities for your year make model and engine size I always recommend getting an extra quart or two just in case he's still a little bit or sometimes different years can have a different pan size so you're always better off having a little more👍 ♥️ Find The Right Fluids For Your Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
I think it was six and a half but I don't remember this is the look up guide so you can find the exact specific fluid capacities for every part of your vehicles. AMSOIL Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179 If it's not in this lookup guide you'd want to call Amsoil technical support during the weekday. Thanks Ab!
They should be a playlist of him with that truck or if not I also have a Tacoma playlist which you'll see if you type in 300 thousand mile oil change it'll come right up
The nineteen 10 mm bolts that hold my transmission pan were so disintegrated from road salt I had to get an impact extractor set. I didn't see you remove the bolt that holds the transmission dipstick tube to the block. Did you separate the tube? Mine seems to be frozen in place from corrosion from salt in the Northeast. Any suggestions or advise?
You might want to try a little metal MP metal protector to try to loosen it also some mechanics use a little bit of heat to expand the metal to let it separate two. Sounds like you're going to have to replace the dipstick and the pan because it's all corroded so I would just get a new dipstick in pan
Quick question, my wife's car is a toyota prius 2010 with 164,000 miles and has never had a transmission fluid change. Would you recommend it that will get an transmission oil change? I've heard that it's not ideal for high mileage cars that have never had it done before.
Well there's two different ways to look at it if the fluid still looks pretty good I would definitely change it. If the fluids totally burnt and you want to keep the car a little longer before you have to replace a transmission then you would want to just leave it. The only downside is if you leave it eventually the Transmissions going to self-destruct once there's no fluid circulating and it all gets sludged up. So I would just check the fluid see if the fluid still looks decent and then if it does just change it.
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My son has a 2014 Tacoma and runs nothing but Amsoil in the crankcase, rear end, transfer case and front differential. I think he has 200,000 miles on with no problems except the drive shaft carrier bearing.
It took a lot I would double check it on the lookup guide and I would get a few extra quarts just to be safe. Find Products For All Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
Yes you will see everything for your year make model and engine size here in the lookup guide always good to double check it and it will also give you the fluid capacities. When you use my link that will attach me to you in the future I can always answer all your questions about improving the performance and lifespan of your vehicles and equipment by choosing the right fluids as your independent Amsoil dealer💯👍☕️ ♥️ Find The Right Fluids For Your Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/?zo=5331179 ✅ Save 25% On Your Next Fluid Order: www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
Sometimes there's a hose that you can hook up to swap it out if not all you do is just drain and fill it a couple times to change all the fluid if you want to
@@Syntheticoilprotection This guy knows nothing...doesn't tell how many quarts anything took just selling the Amsoil garbage and spilling oil ATM on th floor
You'll see there's a different price as a preferred customer click on 6-month PC and then you'll see the pricing. Ebens Link: AMSOIL Wholesale + FREE Shipping: www.amsoil.com/offers/?zo=5331179
Awesome Alex you'll see a big difference if you ever want to try the Amsoil this is my personal link when you use my link I would be your Amsoil dealer so I can answer all your questions in the future and I would also get the credit for your orders. 🎬 Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Gold Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614 ✅ If You're New To AMSOIL I Recommend The AMSOIL 6 Month PC Membership because it will save you about $33 on a $100 purchase after the difference in tax - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
Yeah it's hard to believe how good that truck runs almost like it's fake if I would have never experienced it I wouldn't believe it how fast that thing shifts
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That truck will probably run forever, even at that mileage she still spins the tires!
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Nice job guys! Just did this on my dodge journey and it's shifts so much smoother than when I first bought the vehicle. Amsoil all the way!
Thanks sing really appreciate you sharing that on the channel man!!!
how u doing EBEN how r u today. i admire the way that truck handles with 290000 miles in it. it runs better then my 2004 tracker. thats awesome. that's my next step on my chevy tracker. thumbs up for mr. DOUG toyota tundra. not many truck make it that far. that's really amazing. that truck will run another 500,000 miles. TAKE CARE GUYS. GB
Thanks William
Are you talking about Chevy Tracker?(horrible cars) those are not a comparation to any Toyota no offence ,especially 3.4 or 54.7 or 5.7 .Toyotas are just outstanding amazing. 3.0 V6 90's no my favorites but not bad thats why Toyota made the 3.4 to replaced the 3.0
Best truck ever Toyotas are just amazing,I own 2 tundras right now a 2003 toyota tundra 2wd 3.4 V6 single cab with 492000 miles and I just bought 4 months a 2000 toyota tundra 4.7 V8 4X4 24300 miles extra cab. I absolute love this v8 is smoother than my v6 3.4 .my v6 is awesome too b ut way more power v8 about the same mpg on Highway
How did you change the transmission oil on the 2003 tundra v6?
Great job eban! Now this guy just needs front diff and transfer case done and he will be good for a long time
He actually did his front diff rear diff and transfer case about a year ago.
I didn't get a chance to get a video at the time
Great that tundra will last a long time
Yeah I'm thinking anywhere from 700,000 to 1,400,000 miles depending on driving conditions.
@@Syntheticoilprotection I've got 120000 on mine. How important is that filter?
Well it's a proprietary synthetic medium that filters at 99% efficiency at 20 microns also it has a higher flow rate so on your cold starts your engine will have less engine wear because 80% of the wear on an engine is during the cold start and the engine oil filter flows faster also it has an upgrade AT&T I drain back valve and that keeps the oil in the filter so on your next cold start it flows right away.
If you're doing severe service driving I would change the oil filter a 12500 miles for best results.
If you're doing highway driving you can comfortably go the 25,000 miles.
City Driving puts a lot more soot in the oil and it breaks it down faster.
This is the look up guide that will take you to the oil filter specifically for your vehicle -
AMSOIL Makes it for your Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
I have a 2000 4x4 Tundra w/190xxx I love it!
Sweet!
Wow that's kind of scary I didn't know that LOL
Ask friend. It is recommended to make the change
of transmission oil to a 2003 tundra with
200,000 miles? There are some who have told me that
It is not recommended that you take risks. you that
recommends. Thank you
Yes if it was my vehicle I would change the transmission fluid immediately to the Amsoil ETF Signature Series you'll see everything here for your vehicle on the lookup guide.
✅️ Your Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker. Find The Right Fluids For My Vehicle - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
@@Syntheticoilprotection Thank you very much for the recommendation
So new fluid is added in same spot dipstick comes out of? Or does it have to be fed to side with tubing like newer models? Thanks
Depends on vehicles.
This is the fill from bottom style - th-cam.com/video/sGzTtXVP24c/w-d-xo.html
Question: I was going to do a simple drain and fill,but when I try to fill it the liquid comes back out through the dip stick. I got fed up and ended up calling a mechanic and he told me that I need a machine to pump the oil in?? Some help would be greatest appreciated. Thanks
I'm not sure they're Louis I know the one in the video it took the fluid there could be a blockage in the tube or something could have broken that won't allow the fluid to go down the tube.
It could be a different model and you have to fill it from underneath like the Lexus Transmissions.
You'll see in my playlist on Transmissions how the Lexus has no dipstick and you have to fill it from the bottom pan.
It sounds like if it's the same vehicle that could be something wrong with it.
Definitely something I've never encountered yet🤔
I hope everything goes good let me know if you figure it out thanks Lewis!
Do you a dip stick?
When you drop the pan and replace the transmission filter, how many qrts. Do you put back in? I know to do a flush is about 13 qrts. Total but how many will i need if i just do a pan drop and transmission filter change? By the way, i have a 2000 toyota tundra v8 4.7 automatics transmission .
This will give you the exact capacity and I recommend getting an extra quarter to just to be safe so you don't have to make another order.
AMSOIL Products & Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
This is my link and it will get you the free shipping if you have any questions feel free to give me a call anytime.
My Link: Best AMSOIL 100% Synthetic @ Wholesale + FREE Shipping: www.amsoil.com/offers/?zo=5331179
Would you recommend me using Valvoline maxlife synthetic on my 2000 4.7 v8 automatic toyota tundra?
My is a 2W drive 2000 tundra but I don't know how many quarters we need put it
This will give you your motor oil capacity also it'll give you the transmission fluid in radiator coolant capacity differentials everything is listed.
AMSOIL Products & Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
@@SyntheticoilprotectionThanks so much and I got Amsoil right now
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@@Syntheticoilprotection appreciate the site. I was having the same issue with cbadillo. Didn't know how many quarters to put into my 2000 2w drive tundra as well. now I know. Thank you
☕😃
I didn't see you remove the bolt that holds the transmission dip stick tube to the block.
You'll see it it's tucked behind it's like a blind spot around the corner
Theres alot you didn''t see. Like how many quarts it took for a refill
Hello there I have a 2001 tundra 4.7 2 wheel drive it has 228k on it last transmission service was done at 102k that I know of looking in to doing a service soon should I do it or not truck runs great no problem at all thanks
Great question Pedro If it was my vehicle I would definitely do it you'll have much quicker shifting your transmission will run smoother you'll also notice a big difference in fuel mileage and drive ability.
You'll see I have a lot of videos on all different transmission fluid changes in my playlist section This is my personal link and if you have any questions at all about the products you can always reach out to me anytime.
Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614
Get AMSOIL Wholesale Pricing - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
Change the ball joints and only use OEM replacements.
@Jess W how bad was it when it happened?
I'm at 165k
Both upper and lower on passenger side popped out and insurance did after market 18 months later it happened again. I'm at 220k
Was there a recall?
@@Syntheticoilprotection there was a recall. And regardlessthey have a 100k mile estimated service life with recommended 5k mile/ 6 month inspection schedule that no one does. Many failures could possibly have been caught in time. Lots of 1st gen tundra/sequoia LBJ issues from bad design and bad owner maintenance.
@@DougDimadome its bad. Google lower ball joint failures. Get yours inspected or replaced ASAP. If you're asking this then you aren't paying attention to your vehicle. And you rs may be on their way out
what about draining torque converter ?
Of course you can always do that bill You can actually do a full flush where you keep the motor running We did a video just like that here - th-cam.com/video/-g5UspPi-zY/w-d-xo.html
I have a 2004 toyota tundra with 225k miles. Previous owner never had the transmission fluid or filter changed. No issues so do I leave well enough alone or drop the pan, change the filter and add amsoil? Did he just go 220k without changing anything? Is so, how's it running now? Also, I believe I need to use the blue fuel efficient signature series and not the red multi vehicle, or does that not matter on these? thanks
Definitely I would change the fluid and this is the link that will give you the proper fluids for your specific year make model and engine size.
It also depends on the transmission some you drop the PIN you change the filter and fill it others are just a drain and fill it just depends on the vehicle.
Find The Right Fluids For Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
@@Syntheticoilprotection thanks Eben. Much appreciated.
Ummm how many qts did you refill?
Any Tyson great question honestly I don't remember the lookup guy here will give you all the fluid capacities for your year make model and engine size I always recommend getting an extra quart or two just in case he's still a little bit or sometimes different years can have a different pan size so you're always better off having a little more👍
♥️ Find The Right Fluids For Your Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
HOw many quarts of transmission fluid did you need?
I think it was six and a half but I don't remember this is the look up guide so you can find the exact specific fluid capacities for every part of your vehicles.
AMSOIL Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
If it's not in this lookup guide you'd want to call Amsoil technical support during the weekday.
Thanks Ab!
@@Syntheticoilprotection Thank You.
How did you know when the transmission was full with no dipstick?
We checked the dipstick and ended up taking about 5 quarts
Where are the other video you did on Doug tundra
They should be a playlist of him with that truck or if not I also have a Tacoma playlist which you'll see if you type in 300 thousand mile oil change it'll come right up
You'll see they're very similar trucks and the playlist across-the-board you'll see on the homepage of my channel
The nineteen 10 mm bolts that hold my transmission pan were so disintegrated from road salt I had to get an impact extractor set.
I didn't see you remove the bolt that holds the transmission dipstick tube to the block. Did you separate the tube? Mine seems to be frozen in place from corrosion from salt in the Northeast. Any suggestions or advise?
You might want to try a little metal MP metal protector to try to loosen it also some mechanics use a little bit of heat to expand the metal to let it separate two.
Sounds like you're going to have to replace the dipstick and the pan because it's all corroded so I would just get a new dipstick in pan
@@Syntheticoilprotection What is metal MP metal protector? Not sure what MP means?
Another great video!
Quick question, my wife's car is a toyota prius 2010 with 164,000 miles and has never had a transmission fluid change. Would you recommend it that will get an transmission oil change? I've heard that it's not ideal for high mileage cars that have never had it done before.
Well there's two different ways to look at it if the fluid still looks pretty good I would definitely change it.
If the fluids totally burnt and you want to keep the car a little longer before you have to replace a transmission then you would want to just leave it.
The only downside is if you leave it eventually the Transmissions going to self-destruct once there's no fluid circulating and it all gets sludged up.
So I would just check the fluid see if the fluid still looks decent and then if it does just change it.
@@Syntheticoilprotection Thanks for the advice! Makes sense. You're channel deserves more subscribers.
With your help and everyone else in the TH-cam Community it will grow exponentially😊
I really appreciate you sharing my channel and letting people know about it on the other social media platforms!
In for everyone that shares my channel I put them in my end of month giveaway show share the channel screenshot it text it to me and I will put you in my giveaway 702-472-3614
What happened to my if I driving with to much transmission fluid?
I don't understand what you mean
Great video. Does AMS OILmake trans filters?
Not yet they primarily go through wix ATF Filters.
You may be able to find one on Amazon.
That's where I found mine for my 2010 F150
My son has a 2014 Tacoma and runs nothing but Amsoil in the crankcase, rear end, transfer case and front differential. I think he has 200,000 miles on with no problems except the drive shaft carrier bearing.
Sweet, did he ever try the ATF fluid yet?
@@Syntheticoilprotection Yes all his fluids are Amsoil except for maybe brake fluid.
Most importantly---clean and reapply magnets on the inside of the tranny pan
How many qts you end up filling back the tranny fluid?
It took a lot I would double check it on the lookup guide and I would get a few extra quarts just to be safe.
Find Products For All Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
Does this transmission oil works good for Honda Acura tl type s transmission
Yes you will see everything for your year make model and engine size here in the lookup guide always good to double check it and it will also give you the fluid capacities.
When you use my link that will attach me to you in the future I can always answer all your questions about improving the performance and lifespan of your vehicles and equipment by choosing the right fluids as your independent Amsoil dealer💯👍☕️
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How do you drain the converted
Sometimes there's a hose that you can hook up to swap it out if not all you do is just drain and fill it a couple times to change all the fluid if you want to
Yo bro what size is the downtube bolt???
I think it's 10 mm
@@Syntheticoilprotection This guy knows nothing...doesn't tell how many quarts anything took just selling the Amsoil garbage and spilling oil ATM on th floor
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13 quarts at 11$ qt
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Old video but my 01 tundra has 383k and im about change my trans filter for the first time i think ever because original owner neglected it
Awesome Alex you'll see a big difference if you ever want to try the Amsoil this is my personal link when you use my link I would be your Amsoil dealer so I can answer all your questions in the future and I would also get the credit for your orders.
🎬 Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Gold Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614
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i got 440k on mine and i need this bad.
Sweet
Tha ATF was still red! Lol
That's correct the early 2000 Toyotas are totally different than the new ones today totally different product different fluid everything's different.
My 2001 Tundra shifts just fine. Why am I going to waste the money on this stuff? For faster changes... do me a favor this is not a race car.
300k & still breaks them loose like it’s nothing. That thing is stout
Yeah it's hard to believe how good that truck runs almost like it's fake if I would have never experienced it I wouldn't believe it how fast that thing shifts
Who farted?
😄
Wow talk about having no clue how to work on stuff.
Not sure what you mean