Ltaboso

anyone have an online manual or procedures/link on how to replace tranny fluid?
how many liters of tranny fluid?
how to drain properly including tranny cooler?

TIA

Gearbangin

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It's sealed you can't change it. That's why you need to just buy a whole new one.

Turbogoat3

They are sealed and require a specific "pump" from Toyota to refil the trans. In order to properly refill the transmission you would need a way to monitor the trans fluid as it requires the fluid to be a certain temperature before the level can be accurately checked.

Ltaboso

ok thanks for the inputs...i've been reading posts from here that when they actually inspected the tranny and diff fluid,it was as expected and needed a change before reaching 60,000miles....

MileHIFcar

This is interesting to me and has been with other manufacturers that have so called "lifetime tranny fluid that is sealed" I would assume like any other fluid the tranny fluid gets dirty and would benefit from a change and flush with new fluid if the tranny is expected to last 200-300k miles no?

Compthis

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Lmao ahhaha

RedlineAZ

iTrader: (5)

Ballin!!!!!!! haha

In all seriousness though, this has been on my mind too lately. Are the guys with 100-200k miles not having issues with their transmissions after all this time of no fluid changes?

Gearbangin

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You know how we do.

I8ABMR

No known issues whatsoever, BUT never hurts to be prepared especially when you get one for $900 LOL. At minimum its a conversation piece LOL

Compthis

iTrader: (1)

I'll be ready for my oil change in 15000km, I've got mine ready

Gearbangin

iTrader: (7)

Nice I picked up four torque converters.

ForzaF

iTrader: (3)

Lol bwaahhhaaaa yeah it's cheaper to buy the whole unit then doing the flush


Ready to do mine in 10years time

Gearbangin

iTrader: (7)

Compthis

iTrader: (1)

lolol hahahahahhhahaha

DansonISF

By the time your ISF need new Tranny ur car would looked like this



Or Long Gone will move on to Diff Car LOl