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av8trmech 02-23-19 05:02 AM

transmission fluid change?
 
was trying to get some info on changing trans fluid in my 2009 GX 470. it is a sealed unit so it is suppose to last but i recently had to replace radiator, and the new one had a faulty o ring in the trans fitting so lost a lot of fluid before i found the leak. was reading other forums about it and was wondering when checking fluid level that the temp should be at a certain degree, i have a scan tool that gives me that but have not found any info on what the temp is. any help would be appreciated.


bgalarpe 02-23-19 06:26 AM

Add fluid from the side of your transmission and follow this procedure to see if you have too much or too little.


campfire 02-23-19 10:08 AM

The way I do it is:
  • drain the trans fluid at the pan, then put bolt back on
  • replace trans fluid with the same amount that came out
  • next, disconnect the return trans fluid line at the cooler in front and put the line in an empty jug
  • start the engine, and shut it off as soon as the t fluid starts to sputter
  • replace the same amount of fluid, repeat until clean
hope this helps. I use synthetic fluid

NTH 02-23-19 10:20 AM


Originally Posted by av8trmech (Post 10448696)
was trying to get some info on changing trans fluid in my 2009 GX 470. it is a sealed unit so it is suppose to last but i recently had to replace radiator, and the new one had a faulty o ring in the trans fitting so lost a lot of fluid before i found the leak. was reading other forums about it and was wondering when checking fluid level that the temp should be at a certain degree, i have a scan tool that gives me that but have not found any info on what the temp is. any help would be appreciated.

IIRC, fluid temp 115-131F


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