CHANGING transmission fluid in Toyota Camry (EASY WAY)
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Just picked up 05 Toyota camry off my CO worker. It will be a basic transportation A to B work and leave my Toyota Sequoia V8 engine home.
Thanks for this video transmission service. I WILL THE SAME STEPS. I ALSO PICKED UP A FULL 12 BOTTLE CASE TO GET THE COST DOWN. I figured do a drain and refill very 5,000 miles to slowly mixing new and old fluid out until 12 bottles used up.
Then, afterward, drain and fill every 10,000 miles, keeping fluids clean.
Done the same on my 06 Toyota Sequoia 4WD, and it had over 300,000 miles.
The music should not be included in the next video. good content, thanks for posting.
If anyone plans to change the trans filter on 3rd gen camrys ,
Several Tran pan bolts are pinned under driver’s side frame rail to where they are not easily accessible
I ended up unbolting a portion of a driver’s side motor mount and with a sep jack, raised motor several inches
Even then, you’ll need a selection of small wrenches , 1/4 drive and.....
Luck
to remove 3- 4 bolts and drop pan, clean pan, clean pan magnet and reinstall pan with new gasket
Would also suggest spraying bolts First and not removing tranny drain plug until you’re sure you can remove ALL pan bolts...
It seems like every time that I’ve change the filter on the transmission, the screen always looks clean. I’m not saying that it’s a bad idea to change the screen, but it sure is a lot of work. Just out of curiosity what was the condition of the screen after you pulled it out? Was it clogged? Or did it look pretty clear of debris
Back when Toyota used automatic transmissions you could actually service yourself unlike the junky setup they use today.
You're wrong, they are infinitely easier to service. The leveling method is internal now and much more accurate
New method is at least not the worst ones
What are you even talking about? Lol
Believe it or not i have been drain & filling our 08 rav4 with 218,000 trans using Walmart High mileage Super Tech WS for years!!
and you've never changed the filter?
Have you ever changed the filter ??
@@George-mk7lp Nope filter is internal if not broken don't fix sold it at 245,000 miles due to rusty chassis. Replaced with a used 2019 Rav 4 in July 9 2020.
Nice, simple, instructive video, thanks 👍
Funnelception... Also thanks for the torque number 😁
Good and very simple job, Brother 👍🏾
How can I change all of the transmission fluid in my 2000 2.2l Camry XLE. I don't think it's ever been changed. Once in a great while the transmission will hold out second and then I will let of the gas peddle and it will shift. But that's not frequent. Also the transmission fluid is dirty. Not burnt. Thank you David
Great video, I changed the fluid and saved a ton of $
I just did mine it was jet black!!
After draining replace the plug and start the engine. Shut it off and drain again. You'll get nearly another quart out.
Why ?😮
What about a manual transmission? Is there a video for manual transmission, all I see on tube is automatic transmission.
I got 2012 NISSAN MURANO S the drain plug is 10mm Allen also. The fluid was darker than yours . Thanks
Hi. After completely draining the trans oil and replacing the filter, how much of oil should you add for Toyota Camry 2008? I put in 5.7L and the car started missing gears (4th and above mainly) so I took out 500ml. It's still slipping gears. How much should I have in there?
Save those old trans fluid, mix it 50/50 with acetone and you will never have to buy WD 40.
Can you explain more a bit?
Was the car jacked up when you shifted through the gears?
I hope your car is not jacked up when running
Thanks
hi my dear ,i have corolla s 2013 how many many mile i change transmission fluid crom.lebanon
I changed the oil in my Toyota Corolla 1994 automatic and I changed the transmission oil filter and it lacked a little for the 5 quarts, it stayed on the first step of hot.
How your filter looked like ? Was it very clogged ?
Good deal, but I am in need of a video of how to change the Auto Trans filter on the 2.4L Toyota Camry/Solara and others I think. I know it is a bit tricky due to the frame getting in the way to remove a few of the bolts on the atf pan. I've seen pictures but not a video. Thanks for the video.
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It doesn't have a filter. Just a mesh
Very easy , replace the gasket to trans pan at same time as filter. It is a filter but a mesh filter 1a auto has a good video on that
Did you change the fluid when it was cold, or did you warm up the car's engine first? A lot of people do it this way, but some people suggest running the engine for a while before you drain it. Just curious. Thanks for sharing!
T Howard my experience is do it when cold and more comes out. I have done it both ways.
Trans Fluid is hot and can burn you
how many bottles did you use to fill completely
For my toyota recommend DEXRON 3 if j put dexron 6 there will be problem or not?
Wot about the filter?
There’s no doubt it’s a good idea to change the filter. Typically you have to drop the pan and remove it. I have found that every time that I change the filter the filter is not clogged at all. If it were a paper filter I would change it. Since it is a Metal screen I just try to keep my fluid changed a bit more frequently. These are my thoughts on changing the transmission filter.
You didn't replace the filter?
My fluid is black. Guess I'll drain and refill this weekend. :-)
The manufacturer was right. The fluid looked brand new. A fluid that needs to be replaced looks yellowish-brownish.
I’ve changed fluid too late in some of my other cars. I’d rather be too early than too late, when it’s black I can’t go back. You are correct I could’ve gone longer on his fluid. Sometimes it’s easier to just go with the schedule across-the-board
Moo - looks don't tell the whole story Moo...
How many litres of the transmission did you use all together?
Unfortunately I didn’t measure the volume of transmission fluid that I put in, a little less than a gallon. Are use the milk jug to show me the exact amount they came out of the vehicle that I use the other milk jug to get me in the ball park. Once the car was unlevel ground and warmed up I was able to verify the exact level. I hope this helps
Was the car jacked up when you shifted through the gears? Or can I drive it around?
How many litres of transmission should be used in a Toyota Camry 2003 v6
Haynes repair manual says for V6 2003 toyota camry is 3.7 quarts of toyota atf type iv
No need to change the filter for the auto tranny? 🤔
How many quarts of transmission fluid did you need for the job ?
he used 4 quarts and a little more
@@evelynraine2044 thanks 👍
Can I use ATF TYPE T-IV in Toyota Camry 2005?
Should be ok and you can look up at the book. If no call the part department at the dealer ask them. But I think should be fine.. my Lexus 2002 take type 4 as well
Should I change the ATF when car is hot or cold
Davvv Ffffoo unlike motor oil I changed it when cold. Let it drain overnight if you can plan it that way.
Toyota doesnt want to be responsible for a new transmission after the warranty ends. they had to pay environmental fees because of changing fluid during warranty. were talking about millions !!!!
Wow! I hope that’s not the case. I still prefer to change out the transmission fluid every 30,000 anyway. I’ve seen what happens if you don’t. I don’t like dark transmission fluid.
You do realize that just because your engine is at operating temperature does NOT mean that your transmission is at operating temperature.
Thanks, just out of curiosity without a transmission gauge how do you know when the transmission is at operating temperature. Through the OBD2 connection port?
@@livefree6878
Actually, you don't. I have a Scangauge II in our 2009 RAV4 which connects to the OBD II plug. It reads the ATF fluid temperature. I can start up the vehicle and drive it South down Route 309 from Hazleton, PA to Hometown, PA (about 10 miles) and the transmission fluid will only be at 145°F. Operating temperature for the transmission according to a Toyota repair/service manual is between 158° and 176°. At those temperatures the dip-stick should read in the hot area.
The reason my transmission isn't at operating temperature making the trip mentioned above is because that is a mostly downhill trip. After I make the trip in the opposite direction it will be at 176° or warmer.
Normally, a 20 minute drive on the interstate should suffice (as long as it's not all downhill) or even 20 minutes around town with stop & go driving shifting through the gears should work especially if a couple short hills are included.
You could also get an IR heat reading gun and read the temperature off the fluid pan on the bottom of the transmission. MAKE SURE THE VEHICLE IS LEVEL.
Some say at idling just wait until the electric cooling fans cycle on twice and the transmission should be at operating temperature. I haven't tried these methods to confirm if that works or not. I'll put that on my to do list.
You might also mention that not all Toyotas use the same fluid. Newer ones use Toyota ATF-WS and of course the hybrids and some Corollas with CVT transmissions use CVT fluid. Owner's should check their owner's manual for details.
Steven Sevek - we replied to each other before but my scangauge rarely says anything higher than 160 and that's driving the Highlander pretty hard. Typically driving easily it stays in the 140-150 range. I live in Texas so no hills and it has the cooler package.
@@condor5635
That cooler makes the difference and if you don't have many hills that will make a difference too.
JackTannehillPromoter - yeah I wouldn’t say I drive it like an old lady but I definitely don’t push it very hard at all. To get it in the 170-180 range would really take a lot of hard driving for me
Please lose the Music on any further videos.
Thanks
My transmission fluid indicated on Hot Level even when I checked it in the morning. Is this ok or too much? Do you know?
to much trans fluid... should be at low fluid level on dip stick when engine and trans is cold... loosen drain plug and let it leak fluid out till it reads on cold level mark on dip stick..
Was your engine running when you checked it? It is normal to read in the hot zone when the transmission is cold IF your engine is off because there is less fluid (circulating/present) in the torque converter and thus more in the pan.
Way too overfilled
Is this Toyota ATF Fluid has with Dexron 2 or Dexron 3?
Most car manufacturers you can get off brand transmission fluid. It just doesn’t seem like Toyota has allowed anybody to make their transmission fluid except them selves. That’s a little frustrating. I did not want to take a chance so I purchased the real stuff online. It was cheaper when I bought a case of it. I hope this answer helps
Live Free I just went to Advance Auto Parts store and they do have ATF Fluid Dexron 3 but sold out quickly and it’s only $5 something also I have to get a AT Filter as well. 😎👍
Wow five dollars, as I recall I paid $12. I think it’s great that you’re going to pull the pan and change the filter. My experience has been that this screen is typically clean. I’d love to know when you change it if the screen is dirty looking. I always try to keep the transmission fluid freshened up on all the cars. I’m glad you were able to find some aftermarket transmission fluid. I have used aftermarket transmission fluid on a lot of our vehicles without any problems. I’d love to hear how the job went after it’s done, thanks again
Are you trying to run that Camry for 2,000,000 miles? 😂
Never Done transmission fluid change , but I’ll consider to do it , because my Camry go 235.000 miles And I want to keep it running, would you recommend to do it?
If it has never been done than no it is too high of mileage and may cause it to start slipping
i don't know why people like to add music in their fuckin video when they are trying to show what they are doing.
Turn off the stupid music while you are talking
When i drained it my fluid was purple anyone know why
Mine also. Looks like darkened Royal Purple. 85k.
You're wasting money changing transmission fluid on a "fluid-for-life" transmission. I think Toyota's engineers know a whole lot more about lubrication and wear than most backyard mechanics. But, oh well, it's your money. Don't forget to change the freon in the A/C system every 10,000 miles while you're at it.
The manufacturers (and by association the engineers) don’t want these expensive units to last. Of course they’ll say that hoping you’ll actually listen and end up needing a new tranny after the warranty is up! And it’s a Toyota. It could last you 300K+ miles if looked after! Oil (trans fluid in this case) wears down from heat and friction, just like engine oil. Change it. I mean, why even bother putting a drain plug and dipstick if it never needed changing?
Have fun with a overheating transmission when you never change your fluid
You're a cretin