2006-2011 Toyota Camry 2.4 Oil And Transmission Fluid Level Check
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This video will show you how to check the oil and transmission fluid level in a 2006-2009 Toyota Camry with the 2.4 engine.
Routine maintenance and fluid level checks should be periodically done on your vehicle to help prevent mechanical failures.
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Great car, 421,000 miles & going on my '09 2.4 camry.
Pretty crazy amount of miles! That's pretty awesome!
Thats awesome, i just bought an 09 camry hybrid with the 2.4 ltr. I also just read about the oil burning issue due to faulty design on oil ring on pistons. Have you had this issue at those miles?
i have a 07 camry with 325,000 miles and it's finally starting to act up
You guys topped me lol I thought my Toyota Camry solara 04 was high I’m at 261,000 miles and no probs yet
@@tracefitzpatrick5031 oof, I just hit 326 on the same car, hope I don’t start having serious/expensive mechanical issue
Excellent video. Learned a great deal for my 2009 Toyota Camry. Thanks for posting it.
Glad it helped!
I think you should emphasize that the ATF needs to be at operating temperature before checking and adding fluid. It should also be emphasized that the transmission takes longer to warm up than the engine so you can't simply go by the engine's temperature gauge.
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NOT SURE WHERE YOU GUYS ARE, BUT HERE IN THE U.S THE 2010 CAMRY ONLY CAME WITH 2 ENGINES, THE 4CYL 2.5 AND THE 6CYL 3.5 AND THERE IS NO DIPSTICK ON MINE
Angel how do you put transmission fluid inside without dipstick?
Agree. No tranny dipstick located. Toyota has been swapping the no tranny dipstick idea with Ford . Lol
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I have a 2011 camry and we do not have the transmission dip stick. I heard that it could possibly be sealed?
The transmission may be sealed
I have the same problem it looks like I have sealed gearbox so what to do
@@soufyanmohamed4756 there is other videos that show 2011 transmission...this one does not..
@@HomeOwnerRepair transmission not sealed there is other videos showing 2011 transmission this one does not
on the side by the driver side front tire, there is a plug through which you have to pomp the oil in, It is not sealed.
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2011 Toyota Camry
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Good video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
I have a 2007 Toyota Camry 4 cylinder.
I hear a rattle sound when I popped the hood it looked like the engine was going back and forth rattling I don't know if that could be from transmission a motor mount or possibly my exhaust rattling under there?
I had my whole exhaust replaced in 2020 so hopefully it's not that?
You may want to have a qualified mechanic look at the vehicle. It may be something as simple as a loose catalytic convertor cover. Hope this helps you out.
I have the same problem it rattles when I hit 2nd gear idk if it’s the transmission 😢
When I check my transmission fluid the fluid is splashed all over the dipstick because the car is running. it's very hard to see where to level is, especially because the transmission oil is so clean.
How do you know the level you're seeing is the proper one and not just because some oil got splashed up on the dipstick when you put it in/pulled it out?
Sometimes you may need to wipe the dipstick off a few times to get the correct reading.
dont put the dipstick in and let it sit there. try to do it as fast as you can, while still seating the dipstick fully on the dip stick tube.
Great video! Should the trans fluid be a red color?
Yes it should be red.
If its not red what does that mean?
Should be black and have a burnt smell to it!!!!
So when you check the transmission fluid, the engine should be hot and running ?
very helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
What if there is no transmission dip stick?
Exactly what I’m thinking
If there is not transmission dipstick it might be a sealed transmission. If it is, the dealer would need to hook it up to a machine, pump all of the old transmission fluid out and fill the transmission back up again with new fluid.
What happens if you add too much oil? It's confusing. Some say check it when it's hot; some say check it when it's cold. The level on my car was low when it was cold, and almost nothing when it was hot. I added oil. Not sure if I added the right amount. I will check it again in the morning.
If you are checking the engine oil you can check it if the vehicle is warm or cold, just make sure that the engine has been off for a few minutes so that you get an accurate reading.
In my 09 Camry 2.4 owner's manual the instructions on how to check the oil says to run the car till warm, then turn the car off on level ground and wait 5 minutes for oil to settle. Then check.
If you start your car up you have to wait 15 to get a accurate reading on the oil level if you over fill the engine it could cause damage to your engine
There is some misinformation here. After 2009 Toyota Camry 4 cylinders changed the transmission and the engine as well. Engine; from 2.4 to 2.5 ad the transmission from a 5 speeds with dip stick to a 6 speeds without dip stick.
Thanks for the added tip. We try to be as thorough as we can.
That's not entirely correct either. I have a 2010 ACV40 model that's 2.4l ,4cl,5speed auto
My 2010 doesn’t have a dip stick it’s a 2.5 with 6 speeds. And I think my Transmission is leaking but I can’t find where to check
For 2004 solara they say to use Toyota type t-Iv for the 4 cylinders then in 2007 they say type ws and same engine and transmission for the 4 cylinder - does anybody know what’s the difference. Could I use type ws for 2004 solara and type t-iv for 2007?! Also dealer said 2004 uses dexron 3 but dipstick says type t-iv. I’ve put both in the 2004 solara 2.4 and transmission works the same
Hi great video!
I’m going to do a transmission fluid drain and refil, where do I add the transmission fluid ? Into the dipstick? Since I have one to check the levels.
How do we know the gear oil is low?
On a manual transmission?
2010 Camary Dual VVT I, no transmission stick there next to battery and airbox or anywhere else that we can locate.
Does it have the 2.4 in it?
My 2010 LE does not have the transmission dipstick in the location this video is showing !!
If there is not transmission dipstick it might be a sealed transmission. If it is, the dealer would need to hook it up to a machine, pump all of the old transmission fluid out and fill the transmission back up again with new fluid.
Mines 07 330,000 and it just started a lil jerkin imma check my transmission
Hope this helps you out
What type of oil can I use for my Toyota Camry 2011 transmission?
You may want to refer to the owner's manual that came with the vehicle for the recommended transmission fluid type.
I have a 2011 Toyota Camry SE CAN ANYONE SHOW ME WHERE THE ATF FLUID STICK IS I MUST BE OVER LOOKING IT.
It should be in the same location as shown in this video.
@@HomeOwnerRepair I hope I don’t have to put it in from the bottom
Hi ,I have Toyota Camry 2010 2.4 LE but I can’t find the PCV valve location, could you assist please
We currently do not have an auto repair video on this particular repair.
If your facing the front of your car with the hood open. Locate the oil filler cap (on top of valve cover) on the left side. pcv valve is on the back left corner of the valve cover. There will be a hose about 6 - 8'' long that connects the pcv valve to the intake manifold. If you can find that hose, the pcv valve is on the higher-end of the hose.
I have a 2010 Camry with 2.4 and no transmission dipstick there
Yeah tranny dipsticks are becoming a thing of the past.
I was told my transmission fluid had to be checked while the car is in the air on a lift!!!
We will keep this request in mind in the event that we need to check this in the future.
Warning: With engine running AND at operating temperature is when you will check the transmission level. Do this because your transmission operates at normal operating temps.
Thanks for the added tip. Have a great day!
When you checked the transmission fluid the engine was on and it was hard to hear what you were saying.
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need to change the title to 2006-2009
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Start the caw?? What is that?😄
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Where is dipstick on Toyota Camry hybrid
Not exactly sure
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Im mexican the video is great.
I have a question?
Today I went for an oil change in my Toyota Camry and i had 188000 miles and now i have 394000. Why?
Maybe it was set to trip before..kind of weird
@@HomeOwnerRepair I'm sorry. I'm kinda slow. I didn't understand the answer.
Guess someone needed to do a few errands with your car...😳😜
@@Everlastingev There is the regular odometer and the trip odometer. One is continuous from the time the car is new. The trip one can be set back to zero by the car driver anytime. Just push a button on the dash and it resets to zero. Yours may have been reset to zero about 206,000 miles ago.
This does not cover 2010 the change the design
What's the difference?
@@HomeOwnerRepair no dipstick on 2010 for transmission a fill plug you have to remove the tire to get to to check and fill up
That's a dirty engine brother
Yeah I know...needs to be washed
Mines 07 330,000 and it just started a lil jerkin imma check my transmission fluid
Good for you ...I have a 07 too Does yours Burn a little oil and have you changed transmission Fluid mines says not to ? If you could let me know I would appreciate it ... Thanks
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Where do you add the transmission fluid
You should be able to add it into the tube that the transmission dip stick is in.
Probably late but buy a smaller funnel only for the transmission slot. Do not mix funnels.