tranny flush at 61k
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hey guys whats up, since my car is now past the 60k mark, ima slowly start doing the major service myself, 1 week at a time, i was gonna start this saturday with my transmission flush, and i was just wondering if u guys knew what type of toyota fluid it took cause ima use oem for sure, no aftermarket junk, it was type-IV right?
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hey guys whats up, since my car is now past the 60k mark, ima slowly start doing the major service myself, 1 week at a time, i was gonna start this saturday with my transmission flush, and i was just wondering if u guys knew what type of toyota fluid it took cause ima use oem for sure, no aftermarket junk, it was type-IV right?
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Oh you can change the coolant too! Real easy
Pull the drain plug at the bottom of the rad, put it back, get a spill free funnel, put it on the #2 cap (not the rad cap), fill it (Toyota red or whatever OEM is) let it idle for like 5 min with heat on full blast, rev it up to 2000 or so and hold it for a bit once or twice, wait for fans to come on, top off the jug, cap it and done.
Get some!!
Pull the drain plug at the bottom of the rad, put it back, get a spill free funnel, put it on the #2 cap (not the rad cap), fill it (Toyota red or whatever OEM is) let it idle for like 5 min with heat on full blast, rev it up to 2000 or so and hold it for a bit once or twice, wait for fans to come on, top off the jug, cap it and done.
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Oh you can change the coolant too! Real easy
Pull the drain plug at the bottom of the rad, put it back, get a spill free funnel, put it on the #2 cap (not the rad cap), fill it (Toyota red or whatever OEM is) let it idle for like 5 min with heat on full blast, rev it up to 2000 or so and hold it for a bit once or twice, wait for fans to come on, top off the jug, cap it and done.
Get some!!
Pull the drain plug at the bottom of the rad, put it back, get a spill free funnel, put it on the #2 cap (not the rad cap), fill it (Toyota red or whatever OEM is) let it idle for like 5 min with heat on full blast, rev it up to 2000 or so and hold it for a bit once or twice, wait for fans to come on, top off the jug, cap it and done.
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lmao "no boss i have no idea why the a/c machine is hooked up to my car and its empty now, must be the carbon monoxide!! better grab a mask!!" hahaha
But seriously tho 60K on a 2000? Wow man that things just a baby!
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But seriously tho 60K on a 2000? Wow man that things just a baby!
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loll, yeah 60k isnt much for a 2000 model, but how about ur two cars, 98k on a 1992?!?! and 3k on a 00 solara, you are officially crowned KING OF LOW MILEAGE on CL!!
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Thanks! Well theres a story behind both cars.
The Lexus i got a few years a go it had 58K on it and some old lady owned it, the car was a total garage queen for years but she maintained it religiously so it dosent feel or run like a 92.
The Solara my dad got from his insurance settlement when his 77 Celica got smacked by a drunk driver, and he also had a 94 Camry so he got the Solara and thats another garage queen bacause he drove the Camry everywhere. Anyways he passed away a few months after I got my ES so I inhereted the car. The Solara is coming out for the summer and shes getting new tires, new battery, rotors all around, and her first oil change. But the ES my daily beater and is truly my baby, I dont think shell ever break!
The Lexus i got a few years a go it had 58K on it and some old lady owned it, the car was a total garage queen for years but she maintained it religiously so it dosent feel or run like a 92.
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The Solara my dad got from his insurance settlement when his 77 Celica got smacked by a drunk driver, and he also had a 94 Camry so he got the Solara and thats another garage queen bacause he drove the Camry everywhere. Anyways he passed away a few months after I got my ES so I inhereted the car. The Solara is coming out for the summer and shes getting new tires, new battery, rotors all around, and her first oil change. But the ES my daily beater and is truly my baby, I dont think shell ever break!
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well guys, i just completed my transmission flush about 3 hours ago, i used 12 quarts of toyota type- iv atf fluid, i just disconnected one of the lines going into the tranny, then connected the adapters and hooked up the transmission flush machine, once it was done i road tested it and added 1/2 quart, at 61k the fluid is pretty darn black, or more dark dark brown, now the fluid is that nice fresh red, and it feels a whole lot better, id highly recommend that nobody exceeds the 60k limit for tranny flushes, it really does make a noticable difference in how smooth the tranny shifts, anyway sorry i couldnt take pics or anything, if u guys need some help doin a flush, jus ask ill tell u wat to do.
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