Transmission Fluid Leak
Most likely the gasket is dried up or the "O" ring is to dried, or the plug is bad.
This is what i recommend... clean the bottom of the transmission, and figure out where is it leaking from... if is leaking from the pan, i recommend to replace the gasket, filter, and add new trans fluid.
If u got it serviced by someone not so long ago, is most likely they used a bad gasket, or failed to placed it correctly...
Try to use: " Beck/Arnley Transmission FIlter Kit" and get the fluids from your toyota dealer.. do not use those generic fluids from autozone... the dealer fluid is pretty cheap.. $5 to $6 a quart..
To remove the pan, get all the screws around the pan, and you might have to loosen the trans dip stick holder.
This is what i recommend... clean the bottom of the transmission, and figure out where is it leaking from... if is leaking from the pan, i recommend to replace the gasket, filter, and add new trans fluid.
If u got it serviced by someone not so long ago, is most likely they used a bad gasket, or failed to placed it correctly...
Try to use: " Beck/Arnley Transmission FIlter Kit" and get the fluids from your toyota dealer.. do not use those generic fluids from autozone... the dealer fluid is pretty cheap.. $5 to $6 a quart..
To remove the pan, get all the screws around the pan, and you might have to loosen the trans dip stick holder.
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