How to maintain your Toyota Part 2 Engine coolant and Transmission fluid
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2024
- A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician details how to take care of your Toyota. Most Toyota owners are confused by the maintenance schedule in their owner's manual. Severe service ? Normal service ? The confusing maintenance schedule in the owners manual? I go over every maintenance item in detail with recommendations on how to care for your Toyota in a way that will keep it taking care of you for years to come.
If you missed part one of How to Maintain your Toyota covering engine oil and all toyota filters, Find it using the link below:
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In part 2 of this series I will cover the different types of Toyota Coolant both for the Toyota engine coolant and the Toyota hybrid system coolant or Toyota inverter coolant. We'll be reviewing the toyota pink coolant , toyota red coolant , toyota blue coolant which is the scion frs coolant and Toyota 86 coolant. We will also cover the scion IA green coolant , Toyota Yaris iA Coolant and Toyota Yaris hatchback coolant. And we will touch briefly on the 2020 Toyota Supra Coolant.
Also in this video we will be discussing Toyota transmission fluid. We will talk about the Toyota CVT transmission fluid, Covering the special Toyota CVT transmission fluid. We'll also talk about the Toyota sealed transmission and Toyota sealed transmission fluid which is called ATF WS or World Standard transmission fluid. We'll also touch on the Scion iA Toyota yaris IA and Yaris hatchback transmission fluid. We'll also cover the older style toyota transmission fluid type 4.
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This is how you take care of your all your Toyota models including Corolla Camry Highlander 4runner Yaris iA Sequoia Tundra Tacoma Venza Rav4 Supra CHR or CH-R Land Cruiser Scion tC Scion xB Scion xA Scion iM Corolla iM Sienna Celica MR2 FRS 86 Scion xD Pickup T100 Avalon Prius Prius C Prius V fj cruiser 2021 venza hybrid 2021 sienna hybrid 2020 supra 2021 supra and more
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As a Toyota Service Advisor who wishes to help owners service their Toyota appropriately, without being taken advantage of, I wish more owners would watch your channel. Love the content.
Out of curiousity. 2016 Highlander @ 90k on the clock, transmission service recommended by dealer service advisor/tech is to flush only.. not a big fan of flush personally.. leaning towards a drain and fill.
Service advisor doesn't recommend drain/fill, said it is more expensive (cost doesn't matter so much as doing what is right is more important) they have to drop the pan and all the old fluid won't get fully drained.. can they change the filter at that point??
What would your preference be? Won't hold you to it, just looking for a second opinion/advice.Also should I go ahead with a differential/transfer case fill and drain along with the transmission service while I am at it? Service advisor is also suggesting brake fluid flush. I plan to do some maintenance items throughout the next year as I approach 100k.
Any of your time is very much appreciated.. if Mr. Car Care was closer I would would give him whatever he wanted to charge to go over my car with a fine tooth comb.
A dealership service advisor help customers? Lol😂 that’s comical
@@rudysalas9138 I couldn't agree more! Hilarious actually.
Send it to your customers!
Oh my god it's so annoying. I can't get service writers to listen to me at all. I can't even believe what really goes on. It's not even their faults, because if we tell your typical customer, non-CCN-type owners, something that is different from sales and Toyota marketing, they are going to assume we are trying to scam them.
I don't even own a toyota but this guy makes all kind of sense and it can be applied to whatever you own.
Replace it every 50,000 miles.
There's no better brand, so get out there champ!
Yeah this guy definitely loves what he does for a living very rare thing these days
Its not like Toyotas have some secret to maintain
@@RoyaltonDrummer922 in case you haven't noticed , hes gona mention toyota, probably cause he's a master toyota Tech
Thank you so much! When my husband passed away I thought I should learn about my car so I would make sure it was maintained like it should be. I am so thankful I found your channel. I bought a new 2017 Lexus ES350 and was having the dealer do the maintenance based on their maintenance schedule. Now I know I should be changing the oil sooner than they recommended. When I took my car in last time I told them I wanted to change my oil every 5K/6 months. They told me I didn't need to but they would be glad to take my money. It was so maddening. We only have one Lexus dealer in my area so I feel like I have to take it to them so I have a complete maintenance record in case I decide to sell my car. It would be a good selling point. It's hard to find a good honest mechanic. I'm sure there are some but I don't want to take a chance. At least if something goes wrong and they are the only ones who did the maintenance, I'll know it was them who did it. God bless you!
You can go to a Toyota dealer to get oil changes as well. If that is closer to you
These videos are exactly what I need. My 08' corolla has 170,000 miles and I plan and driving it into the ground. Great info.
Me too have an 07 with 1,40,000kms and want to drive untill the wheels falloff.
If you never changed it I wouldn’t recommend it. I did that and boom transmission went out 2 months later
@@TheTruelakersfanThank you for sharing. Did you do a simple drain + refill or flush?
@@TheTruelakersfana drain and fill doesn't hurt anything, a complete flush may harm the transmission. Your transmission holds nearly 8 quarts of fluid, a drain and fill simply replenishes 2.5 quarts of those 8 quarts.
The best, the honest and the most comprehensive video about car tech fluids on UA-cam!
Love your vids! Keep it up!!!
Thank you for watching!
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@@TheCarCareNuthi, AMD. I have a 2020 Camry TRD with 90k miles and I haven’t replaced it’s transmission fluid and I’m alittle concerned wether or not I should do. What’s your expert advise?
I just got my first Toyota Tacoma(2021)last month, and I love it. Found your channel and it's amazing how much good advice you're giving us. Thank you and God bless!
So far I think this is the best on the spot advice for Toyota car owners with regards to maintenance.
my first toyota was a 69 corolla. i am going to buy a new camry soon. this video is a big help. i own an accord. i have 243,000 on it. i looked at the factory service intervals and cut them in half,only using honda fluids, this seems to be what your suggesting. trust me. it works . nothing wrong with my car
I want to thank you many times for your wisdom, experience, and most of all honesty for guiding me and your loyal followers to not screw up our DIY service on our cars. Your have saved me many $$$, and my car has performed flawlessly for over 250,000
miles. I am sure my transmission would have died had I followed dealer recommended service intervals. Sincerely, Jim Carmichael San Diego, Ca.
Thank you so much! My 2017 toyota camry le has almost 190,000 miles on it. I've had the car since november 2016. I am the original and only owner. I love to learn about cars. I appreciate your videos. God bless you and keep on keeping on!
Excellent, very detailed advice you won't find in other big channels. Thanks a lot for your attention to every little detail
Kudos to this gentleman i've yet to see anyone so knowledgeable and honest, can't wait to get on his podcast.
I watch you all the time, great to see an honest mechanic. I have learned so much. Thank you
I recently purchased a like-new, used GX 460. I am grateful for your information; great guy!!
I am from Tanzania where getting correct information about these transmission fluids is a little bit harder.. thanks for the knowledge... And keep the good works coming
A month or 2 ago, I asked my friend when he replaced his ATF WS in 2010 Rav4 with 84k miles and he said, never as it says "not needed to be replaced". Long story short, he is happy that we did replace the fluid as it was pretty black!
What’s wrong with black
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I finally got to change my trans fluid on my 2016 RAV 4 (45K) It was nasty and only 45 ounces came out! I will be doing it again soon. The factory did this as I bought it new.
My God, the amount of simple questions on this comment section could be simply be answered by their owners manual, but regardless very good info for the small nitty-gritty items!
All the videos I have watched from the car care nut have been very helpful in maintaining my toyota camry. When you are on a limited fix income your radiator coolant can be checked for consideration to change or not to change, or maybe even a flush. Use a fish tank PH stick for acidity level. The radiator cap being all slimed up is a good indicator for a flush. I have 120 thousand on mine and just checked it, and it all looks good and checks ok, probably will change the coolant before next summer when I can afford some good coolant.
I have a 2016 rav4 hybrid awd with 101k miles and I'm fixing to change my transmission fluid now..thanks for the video..I hope this is not too late.
Now as suggested by other and as you mentioned before, we are all awaiting your video on DIY CVT drain and fill :-) keep up the good work!
I’ll try my best to get it done as soon as possible! Thank you.
@@TheCarCareNut Ditto for the ATF change for the "sealed" transmissions like in the new RAV4 and others. Thanks.
Help video 06 corolla money light is on
My wifel loves her 1999 RX300 we bought used in 2008 with 120k and now has 380k and still runs perfect. I do all my own repair and service so the car has been well maintained. These first gen RX's were equiped with the Toyota U140E and U140F 4 speed transmission used in the same years Rav4 in this case AWD = U140F. The Toyota transmission fluid for this older models is Toyota Type T-IV JWS 3309 spec mineral based which in the US is made by Mobil for Toyota. You might already know this but these early first gen RX's 4 speed transmissions was prone to early failures as soon a 40k. I've been using MaxLife Synthetic Multi vehicle due to it meeting Toyota Type T-IV JWS 3309 spec for eleven years now with 30k drain-refill and 60k filter and it still shifts perfect.
Thanks! I just had my trasmission fluid replaced yesterday at 191K miles, on 2009 Camry Hybrid. Purchased used in 2012 at 41K Miles. Never had it done before. Always maintained at dealership and they never said anything about it.😅
I've heard that if the first change is at high miles, there could be transmission problems like slip or failure. So after 8 months, have you had any transmission problems?
@@robruh4100 is like to know as well
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This channel is great actual gold for toyota owners.
Thank you so very much for all of the honest in depth content you’re making. Excellent info for us DIY guy’s on a budget man!
I own a Subaru XV here in Singapore and never own a Toyota,and I am in awe of Mr AMD🎉
He's telling the truth about cost of OEM transmission Fluid. I had to do a 2005 Honda Odyssey minivan. A case of Genuine Honda automatic Trans fluid cost me over $100. I did the drain, fill, drive and repeat (x2). And yes, do not use aftermarket for CVT or Automatic. $100 vs $5000, I'll pay the $100 than pay for a new Transmission. This is one you can't cut corners!!!
Us the manufacturer's app and you can get the fluid anywhere from 25-40% off.
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The dealer I bought my ‘21 Corolla Hatchback from will not Change the CVT fluid and pretty much Scolded me not to change it (called it a sealed system/ lifetime Fluid and such 😂😂)……Called around and Found a dealership that will do it no problem!!! I’m at 54k Miles so it’s close enough.
Lord bless you for providing expert advice on proper care of Toyota’s and even other brands!
I will not be going back to my original dealership for now on.
How much did it run you?
The Transmission fluid change (except CVT transmission) is the cheapest and best investment because it is just like a regular oil changes but transmission is one of the most expensive part on the car.
Don't trust Toyota manual that it did not need to be changed or it is a forever fluid.
I can't thank you enough for all of these car maintenance videos you upload on UA-cam Car Care Nut! I own a 2021 Corolla Hatchback SE and am going to use these maintenance videos as future reference for when that time comes to replace any fluids or parts on the car. Definitely planning to keep my car long term, and hopefully put more than 300k miles on it!
Wish I had found this channel years ago!
This channel isn't that old he just started it not too long ago. So my friend you are not missing much.
Last year June to be exact
I own my second Tundra..a 2018 with a 5.7V8...I am glad to find your channel and see some things to do differently....I usually only change the oil every 3rd time, I do change the filter every 3-5k though and do need to flush and fill my coolant.
Thanks for great video as always! I already scheduled for transmission fluid change for my 2015 Lexus IS350 f sport with only 19,000 miles .
2011 RAV4 Base model bought a year ago ... been following your videos. Just rolled 200,000 and excited!
Toyota "this transmission fluid doesn't have to be changed. It lasts the lifetime of the transmission."
Me: "hey my transmission died at 60,000 miles because I didn't change the fluid!"
Toyota: "well the fluid lasted the life of the transmission though didn't it? I guess it's time to change your fluid now..."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brah what you sayin 😂
I owned a toyota tamaraw 95 model and till now run smoothly maintenace of oil is very important,simple yet interesting and clear explanation 😘
So easy to understand and honest explanations , appreciated
That’s true this man helped me change my CVT fluid exactly like they do it to the dealership you have to pay attention When listening though
Dude your awesome my Camry just hit 110K miles I’m switching the trans fluid tomorrow pray for me
What year is your camry? How did it go? Thanks!
@@starzztop mine is a 2017, it went by ok, beside the inconvenience of having to pump the trans fluid from under the vehicle and the headache of getting the vehicle leveled. Not too bad. The pump you can find on Amazon or at your local auto store. Make sure you use Toyota’s trans fluid from the dealership. Good luck.
@@ydaher313did you do a drain & fill or flush ?
Thank you for your clear explanation. I am planning my 90,000 mi service on my 2017 Highlander V6 all-wheel drive.
This really helped.
dayum mannnn, i must sell my E350 Mercedes and buy a Toyota ,, this guy is awesome .. thnx amd... i just cant get enough.
so informative altho i drive a V6 E350 Diesel in Germany..
I have a 2012 2 wheel drive automatic. I had transmission fluid change no flush old out new in.I 220000 miles on it now no major problems. 2.7 4 cylinder engine. Always use Toyota oil filter. I use OW 20 Providence oil from Rural King. It's produced Mobil has Dextrose 1 .
Honest person. Thank you!
Transmission pink lid - Should I get a new filter and have pan cleaned with new gaskets? wow I went through the comments and I believe I found my answers. Thanks for the great videos! You are awesome
Thank you for your work! It is extremely hard to find straight forward and honest technicians willing to share their knowledge. Regarding after market coolants, after how long do problems occur with those? I bought a used 2015 Scion at 47.000km last year and now it has about 78.000km, the dealership told me the previous owner had the coolant flushed with generic yellow “all makes and models” to replace the factory one. Should I wait to the 100.000km and just drain and flush with Toyota’s?
Thank you for your help!
Honestly I would wait especially if the coolant looks clean. There’s no need to waste money. When you do get to replace it then use original coolant and you’re good to go.
Thank you for the quick response!
When you do I would recommend flushing it with distilled water then adding concentrate that way you don't have to worry about cross contamination. Water is cheap and it is usually cheaper to use concentrate.
Great Video. The owner's manual for my 2010 Highlander specifies 120 months (10 years) 100k miles, then 60 months (5 years) 50k after that.
Stumbling over one your video and ran thru another few. Great Toyota resource info and tips.
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I have a 2010 Tacoma 4WD, interesting that the dealer did not alert me to change transmission fluid. I always do the rear differential and transfer a case every 30,000 miles. Ended up having them change the transmission fluid at about 130,000 miles. Hope it works out OK! So far no problems. Love the channel.
I drive a 2004 Avalon. As of 08/2022 only 120k miles. Reduced driving drastically 10 years ago and still do a transmission fluid drain every three years and the oil every 3000 miles or at no longer than once a year. Even when I did "normal driving", the car handling improved with a transmission drain every three years. The family had three other Avalons of the same model and each attained at least 225000 miles. If I had owned them, I would have done more frequent oil and transmission fluid changes.
I just did a trans flush on my 2018 Toyota rav4 hybrid. It took 4 qts of the oem WS. My rav has 52k. Bought it with 51k. I like to do maintain on my vehicles after I buy them. Great video btw
Thanks for your insight. If the FTC was worth its salt, the term "lifetime fluid" would be illegal.
I have a 94 Toyota Camry that needs maintenance but it’s still running strong 💪 I’m really glad I found your videos I need to do an oil flush a coolant flush and find out where my oil is leaking these videos are very helpful
if u mix your own make sure u use distilled or r.o. filtered water!
I know almost nothing about Toyotas in general but a little about my Lexus. Keep trying to find "mistakes" in your videos. No luck so far!!!
Every few oil changes I drain my AT. Exactly 2 liters comes out. I then refill with Type-IV. 23.5 years and the AT still functions perfectly. Occasionally strangers still ask whether my LS400 might be for sale. No one ever asked to buy my MB's.
Excellent videos AMD! Can you make a video on the 2021 Camry hybrid and how to change the transmission fluid as well as changing the inverter coolant? Also, Toyota care and the maintenance manual changes the oil only every 10,000 miles. Why is this? Thank you and keep up the good work!
I just did a transmission fluid and filter change on my wife's 2012 RAV4. I used Toyota WS automatic transmission fluid. However, I used a WIX transmission filter. I only buy OEM fluids and parts. I always used Motorcraft parts for all of my Fords.
Thank you for your good work to share all your knowledge about maintenance work for Toyota cars
Just wondering when changing the transmission fluid do you replace the filter and the gasket(opening the pan) for Corolla 2012
Cheers again
Hi! Replacing the filter is not common practice on Toyota transmissions. It won’t cause harm but will cost more and really not benefit
This guy is my hero. Thank you for the effort you put into making this series!
I know you probably were not thinking about the ancient Toyotas when you were making this video, but there is another type of automatic transmission fluid that Toyota sells (Part Number 00718-ATF00) that replaces Dexron II and Dexron III that is no longer available (as true, licensed Dexron II or III). This transmission fluid is used in many Toyotas in the 1980s and 1990s as both transmission fluid and power steering fluid. This transmission fluid is not the same as Type T-IV.
Don't use Type IV fluid if your transmission needs Dexron III. My 1999 Toyota use Dexron 3 or Dexron 4 is backward compatible.
Is Toyota TIV just a D3 with additives?
Is it backwards compatible and able to be used in pre 2000 Toyotas?
thanks for the instruction about the cvt trans I just bought a toyota with said transmission and the news I have always heard was to avoid them at all cost because they are extremely expensive to replace.
I asked for an ATF drain & refill service for my 2015 Sienna (it had 58K miles) but the service advisor couldn't find that itemized service. Then, he suggested 60K miles service and good thing I asked if ATF was included in that so he checked and nope! So, what's the point of suggesting the 60K service?😅 He then checked with 90K service and it wasn't there either. I'm just sharing my honest experience, I truly believe what you said, AMD - ATF needs to be serviced. However, my local toyota dealership couldn't do it for me. The advisor then came back with an explanation that because it has no dipstick, there is no need for service....unbelievable.
Yep unfortunately that’s typical. I would get it serviced. Call around dealerships.
Keep simple ...keep strong....use TOYOTA fluids👌💪💪💪.....Toyota Is TOYOTAAAAAAA 💪
I just changed the transmission oil on my 2011 Toyota Camry with 90k miles and wow, that thing was dark.
The first generation Prius transaxles used type T-IV and have no dipstick. Even though the transaxle is very forgiving of wear, change the fluid every 50K miles. It does not burn but it picks up metal.
Iam so glad found your channel you are awesome I have 2016 toyota camry se and love the car 65000 miles on it do you think its time to change the transmission fluid or can i wait some more time
Thank you! I would change it every 60K or 6 years you're just past 60k I would change it but no rush.
I really appreciate your content alot! Am new to Toyota and bought a low mileage 2015 Tacoma with the hopes to make it last and want to do everything I can to help that happen. These guides and your info are very helpful
Hi AMD,
Thanks for your videos, they have encouraged me to take on projects myself I never would have attempted otherwise.
I have a 2012 Sienna 3.5L with 120K miles. I am pretty sure it never has gotten the trans fluid changed. Scrolling through your comments I saw you recommend 160K was too risky to change and 100K should be ok as long as it is changed soon. Would you advise 120K is past the point of no return for doing more harm than good? Thanks and God Bless
New report after another 2 years.
1. My original radiator lasted 17 years. I attribute that to changing the fluid.
2. I have a question about transmission fluid that I have never seen addressed in youtube or in comments by engineers. With oil, there are kinds of flaming threads about changing the oil. Even the manual says if you have hard use, change the oil more frequently. Dead silence on transmission service AFTER WARRANTY period when a car is older and when you only do short urban hops.
I simply adopted a practice of draining some fluid every three years and having the parts available if they appear worn. Absent a transmission problem, my car will last another 20 years. With a transmission problem, my car is scrap metal as a questionable transmission replacement nearly equals the market value of the car.
Hi, I'm kinda late into these comments, but I was wondering if I'm past the 'no turning back' point, which you recommend to better not changing the transmission fluid. I have just reached 117000 kilometers on my 2016 Verso (automatic)
If you dipstick cap is red, you go with ATF with black cap. If you dipstick cap is black - you go with ATF with red cap. Good job, Toyota
Thanks AMD, I’ve tried my best to follow your advice on these fluids.
It’s pretty cool how much your channel has grown thanks to all of your helpful advice! Kudos!
On a different note, I just had a local mechanic do a transmission, coolant, and break fluid flush. Would’ve went to the dealer but they were heaps more expensive.
The mechanic said they used genuine toyota transmission fluid, but Penrite coolant rated 300-350k instead. Kind of wish I bought coolant and trans fluid from the dealer myself for the mechanic to use…
What’s your opinion on this @AMD? Should I be concerned and have them redo the coolant flush with Toyota coolant? :( :|
Please do a video on where you work for all of us that need your help! I need to start good maintenance program. Wish you would have a list of like what you talk about here changing fluids every 50,000 but first different
Thank you for the great video! You've clarified confusions for me that I've bought Toyota Super Long Life coolant 3 years ago that was pink but in a red/black bottle with a yellow cap, and when I bought the same coolant this year, it has a different part# (00272 SLLC2) and label (also pink) just like the pink one you have in the video. I used this to top off the plastic tank in my 2007 Camry, and hope it is compatible with the red coolant in the car when I bought it. The manual calls for SLL coolant for this car. My car has 193,000 miles. The coolant loss is 5/8 of an inch down from the full mark for one year. The level is still on the upper side between "Full" and "Low." I've heard about SLL coolant is prone to leaks. But don't know if this is the case? I plan to have the water pump replaced next year.
Thank you for watching my video! Your car definitely takes pink coolant. They did change the packaging a while back. A very minor coolant loss over a long period is not a big concern. A very good inspection will reveal the source. Water pumps and radiators are common to leak on your car.
Thank you so much for your reply and advice! Your videos are very informative, and I love them! I replaced the radiator last year. I'll try to look for the dried pink crust from the bottom of the water pump next time when I get underneath the car.
I buy a Toyota. 151 ooo miles. From a dealership. I took it in, had a transmission flush done. Sure hope they did it right, with the correct fluid.
Thank you for being honest & sharing your professional knowledge! I have learned few things from you!
We recently purchased a 2012 Toyota highlander SE 2.7L with 160,000 miles with very few service records...Do you recommended transmission fluid change? I am a bit concerned as i do not want the "the new fluid" be a shock & have the transmission start slapping.Please, share your thoughts & i still believe that this was a better deal than for her to go on with her 2014 BMW with 90,000 miles...thank you
Hi! I wouldn’t replace the fluid on that mileage without a record of it being replaced before. You could cause more harm than good at this point
Thank you for your assurance as we all need a support wheater we have or making our decisions; as sometimes we are trying to make the best logical choices available.
May you ,your family & associates be safe, healthy, & happy! Because, in reality that's what it's all about.
ATF WS this the exact video I need for my third gen Tacoma with no dipstick.Thank you sir.
"We aren't gonna get into THAT". Sounds like my Grandmother warning her son & son-in-law to stop talking politics. Lol.
My 2017 TRD Off Road Tacoma has never been so happy!
Thank you AMD again for the great helpful videos. Your response and videos made me feel comfortable in buying a used camry 2012 xle v6.
I am taking careful note on how to maintain the car as I truly love this car.
I have two initial questions:
1) so the car is 9-10 year old with 60K miles. the owner hardly drove it for the last 5 years and kept it in a garage (so majority of the 60K miles are driven during its first 5 years). The pink coolant looks clean but I don't think it was ever changed. Should I still change it? If so it is 2 gallons of pink coolant that I need, correct?
2) for the transmission fluid change, a drain and fill would suffice (consider that it is at the right mileage but is like 5 year late)? If so how many quarts do I need? and no need to clean the transmission pan nor change the filter?
Thank you so much again!
Hi! I would change the coolant. You’ll need 1 gallon and a bit so you’ll need 2 gallons handy and you’ll have some extra. The transmission fluid a drain and fill is sufficient, no need to drop the pan. You’ll need around 4 quarts to be on the safe side
@@TheCarCareNut Thank you so much for your quick and excellent reply!
Super helpful, man. One of the best channels for Toyota vehicles I've seen.
Thanks for posting all these videos. I'm learning a lot. I just bought a 2021 Highlander Hybrid. Will that use the same CVT transmission fluid that you talk about in this video?
Hi! Congratulations on your purchase! Hybrids has a different kind of cvt transmission so they use WS ATF. Here’s a video that will clarify. ua-cam.com/video/u15wHYuEFmU/v-deo.html
@@TheCarCareNut Thanks so much. I've got some learning to do and some videos to watch.
I own a toyota vitz and this guy is really making sense
Hi Can you make a video introducing how to replace hybrid vehicle transmission fluid and hybrid coolant (the tank other than the regular radiator)? Thanks
I jus sent you an email where this is concerned please do this.
Good old Prestone has never ever failed me. The OEM stuff is good, too.
When changing transmission fluid do you believe in just dropping pan and changing filter or using machine for fluid flush,which I understand changes all of the fluid.🤔
Hi! I wouldn’t replace the filter as they almost never get clogged. I would either drain and fill or flushing using a machine.
I must add this, I recently bought a 2019 Camry LE with 72,900 miles. The vehicle has a proven maintenance history of oil/filter changes every 6,000 miles, and only a fan condenser module and the standard fuel pump recall listed in other maintenance performed. I wanted to have the coolant drained and filled, which the service advisor for the local Toyota dealership said no problem, but when I said I wanted the transmission fluid drained/refilled, he said Toyota does not recommend that be done. He claimed since it was a " sealed " system the fluid would be good for as long as the car lasts provided there are no leaks.
I had to remind him it's not a " sealed " system, it simply has no dipstick, and that if I, the owner says to drain/refill the ATF then that's what will get done. He actually seemed a bit offended I insisted that be added to the maintenance request. Just goes to show you not every dealer or service advisor is on the same page. UPDATE : Learned that the reason Toyota is telling it's service shops/advisors to steer customers away from ATF drain and refills and leave the original fluid in for the " life " of the car is because they are kowtowing to the EPA to eliminate what they deem environmental hazards from " unnecessary " fluid changes that negatively impact the environment. That's why these manufacturers are coming up with " sealed " transmissions. The manufacturers of these transmissions these car companies are buying them from are saying most definitely change the fluid at sensible intervals, especially if you're towing. Toyota done gone " woke ".
Thank you 🙏
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@@TheCarCareNut which of the oil is best for a Toyota Isis bout engine oil and transmission?
@@TheCarCareNut WS fluid is that 60,000 kilometers or miles? and is that just a drain and fill for every 60,000 ?K or Miles , cause i think i get out 2.5 to 2.9 quarts on a drain and fill?
Hi. Every 60k miles
@@TheCarCareNut is that for just a drain and fill . ?
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Hi I'm new to your channel, I think your doing a great service to us toyota guys out there.
I've just purchase a used 2020 4runner TRD off road premium with
I love my '06 Sequoia. I hate the transmission. It works great, until it doesn't.
Thanks so much for making these videos. Gives me great confidence to discuss dealer recommendations for my 2015 RAV4.
I have 2017 Toyota Rav4 XLE Hybrid. For Hybrid car, Do i need to change the transmission fluid. if yes, When ? How many miles after ? and How to change it ? and what fluid do i need to use for my
Rav4 xle hybrid ? if it possible can you make video how to change transmission fluid for my Hybrid car as a DIY. Thank You so much and i appreciate your work.
I would change it every 60-90k and it’s very simple drain and fill. It used WS fluid. I plan to do a diy video in the future once I get a hybrid Toyota that needs a trans fluid replacement.
@@TheCarCareNut It is 57200 miles... Thank You.
I have a 3rd gen 4Runner manual transmission that I'm about to change the transmission fluid in, ppl look like I'm stupid for paying $40 each for 3 cans of MT Trans fluid. $135 for 3 was high, but I agree, dealer fluid is the only stuff I'll use on my 4Runner.
Hi AMD, I have a question about transmission fluid. I was just reading TSB 006-11, and it says a number of things, but I have a question about this: Containers storing Toyota ATF-WS should ALWAYS be sealed - If exposed to the atmosphere, ATF-WS may absorb moisture and potentially cause shift concerns if used in operation. Use only new, clean ATF-WS when refilling the transmission. This is some strong language, but they don't say only use WS-ATF from unopened containers (like brake fluid does). In the past I have kept ATF indefinitely until I need it. Do you have a feel for how long I can store it after opening and re-sealing a bottle? Thanks!!
Hi! Honestly I wouldn’t use open containers after max of 6 months
To me that sounds like WS isn't a life time fluid. It is my understanding that transmissions vent to atmosphere.
Thanks for the info my search continues for a 2016 fwd v6 🤞
Hi, just switched over to Toyota 6speed MT and your videos are very helpful!!
Question, any recommended interval change on the clutch fluid? is it the same frequency as Transmission fluid or would it need to be done only when clutch feel bad?
These maintenance videos are very informative…