Camry Series Ep.4 - Replacement of transmission, differential, power steering, and brake fluid!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2021
- In this episode, myself along with @thomas fuentes and @kamilla finetti get to work on the 2000 Camry. We conduct a much needed and overdue brake, trans, diff, and power steering fluid exchange. We had a great time working on the car and making this episode. Make sure you watch all the way through and check out the outtakes at the end. Any questions or comments, leave them down below. Thanks for watching.
Fluids - Valvoline Max Life ATF
Prestone DOT 3 synthetic
#toyota #camry #fluids - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Just added another 21 years to the life of that Camry. 😀
Yes, I agree! That’s the incredible ability of these cars. Even with poor maintenance and old crappy fluid, it still ran and drove great. Now, hopefully better than ever.
this is THE BEST VIDEO
Right! I thoroughly enjoyed making this video. Definitely in my top 3.
I have a 2003 and this chanel helps me alot also. I have a v6 in mine. It's a pain to do spark plugs on though lol. I love my old camry.
Thank you! Love this model of the Camry. So good looking and incredibly reliable. Also, we have more videos planned with the Camry in 2022. Can't wait to bring that content to the channel. Thanks again!
I drive the same car (same exact year)! I need power steering fluid change and front diff change. Wished you guys were in my area so I can get you guys to do it 😋
Fortunately, it’s a pretty easy job to complete. Awesome cars all around.
Great video n bro start that channel! You made for it mane
Appreciate it! I'm assuming you were referring to Alex about starting his channel? I relayed the message. He's been working on some projects to edit and put out. He has a channel now, Thomas Fuentes. It's a lot of his older videos for now, but like I said, he's working on those newer videos. Thanks again!
I dont completely get the brake bleeding procedure . In the past, there was a bleed nipple, and a mate would push the brake pedal while me opening/closing the nipple with a wrench . plastic tube & glass jar filled with brake fluid .continue till no air bubbles. simple . And with this thing, that machine? Dont exactly get it.
Indeed, that method is still effective. The use of a compressor and vacuum achieves the same outcome, but instead of being expelled by the pressure of the brake pedal, the fluid is extracted. The task could have been accomplished using either method. Moreover, employing the compressor and suction technique is particularly convenient when working alone. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference. The end results remain unchanged.
can you do a cam oil plug video.
I would except the Camry was totaled in an accident. Unfortunately, it’s no longer with us.
Awesome video! Love this series!
Do you know if the differential oil change can be done on ramps? My concern is if the car needs to be leveled in order to do the change properly.
Good question. My only concern would be as you have already pointed out. In order to get a correct fill, I would assume it would have to be level. Thank you for the comment and for your support!
@@TheNonnell thank you! You think if I poured back in the same amount of oil that came out of the car the level wouldn’t matter?
I would always go with factory recommended amount. Depending on the year of the vehicle, mileage, possible leakage, etc. could change the amount that is supposed to be present.
@@TheNonnell Thanks! Last question, did you re-use the transmission oil plug gasket? Or, is a new one always necessary?
We reused the gasket. If I would have thought about it beforehand then I would have bought new gaskets. So far there haven’t been any leaks with the old gaskets, but next time it’s done we’ll definitely use new. Always a peace of mind thing for me.
Hey Bro Great video one question one the diff you use the same oil as you would use on the transmission.
For this year, make, and model that is what it called for(ATF). I’m not sure about other years but I believe this particular model ran from 1997-2001.
@@TheNonnell thanks
Do you about how much dexron atf did you ended up using for the power steering?
I bought a gallon jug for the job. It was around $20-25. I know we didn’t come anywhere close to using all of it. We probably used between 1-2 quarts. Best of luck!
niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thank you!
This is of subject but I was wondering if you still own the M1009 and if so will you be post anything new
Hey. The M1009 is still around; however, it is my brothers and not mine. He has done a lot of modifications to it, but a few things remain for it to be a reliable daily truck. I’ve tried to have him sell it to me so I can complete it but he is firm in wanting to keep it. If and when he finishes the last touches it will definitely be back on the channel.
@@TheNonnell sounds great. I’ll be watching for it👍
Nice car and girl
Thanks. She really loves her Camry. It continues to be a great car.
How’s the Camry running ?
😢. Unfortunately, the Camry isn’t running any longer. Kamilla was in an accident that ran the car off the side of a mountain. Fortunately, the car was caught by trees and Kamilla is fine. The car not so much. Video coming.
@@TheNonnell Oh no I’m glad she is fine! She’s such a wonderful person and I love her energy! Jeez, you guys, Scotty Kilmer and Car wizard was apart of the reason I got my 2001 Toyota Camry LE after seeing your videos! I realized how easy the maintenances was! Got it with 129k and put about 30k on it so far. And it is my everyday vehicle. Thank you so much!
Learned how to do the oil change from watching Kamilla and how to upgrade the speakers! Thanks again you really made a impact on my decision! Peace and love!❤️
@@MrRell1986 wow! Thanks so much. That means a lot. We had a great time with the Camry and hope more people find joy in these amazing cars. We were able to find her a 2001 Honda Accord and we’ll start bringing it back to life in the coming months.
how many miles does your car have?
Her Camry has 165k miles right now.
@@TheNonnell nice those cars are like rock she hasn't broken it in yet you can't never go wrong with Toyota specially the older cars
100% agree. Still plenty of life left.
@@TheNonnell yes I have 268.000 miles on my 1999 camry just redid al my internals and water pump,powersteering,timing belt,fuel line ,fuel pump,injectors,sparkplugs,brake flush,coolant fush I couldn't be any happier with my car it's a keeper 👍
Where’s the link to the only fans ??? For car questions and such ya know ? lmao 🤣 kidding!! kinda lmao 😂
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