@@TheGeno2001h I'm from the UK & rarely see marvel oil and never Seafoam, with your miles it's damn good you change engine oil 3,000m. Problem with us UK drivers is they seem to get it in their heads the average yearly mileage drivers do is 12,000m....yes & no. Many do more & less but the 12,000 yearly miles is said when we sell or buy cars.
Yep I do a drain and fill on my Tundra Transmission every 30K but do my front diff and transfer case every 50 because they didn't seem too dirty due to not being used as much. Rear diff is done every 30 also.
Just some info on my UK spec 2015 Yaris 1.3L CVT....3 yrs ago with 88,000m i drained & refilled x2 with genuine Toyota FE fluid that came in a 5L bottle,each drain is 2.2L so 2x drains is perfect for the amount. Now 3 yrs later i decided to do another drain & refill not x2 as i'm keeping the the rest (2.2L) inside the house not the garage so no damp gets inside & do another drain in 2yrs time. Got a good price on ebay (Discount code) at £66.49 was £69.99 (5L bottle) BUT 3 yrs ago the price was £59.99! Today another seller priced it at £74.99, WOW! So today on my 3rd drain at 98,500 miles the fluid looks a nice decent red when i checked the level.
Thank you for the knowledge packed videos! My 2020 LX 570 has 23k miles, but it’s 4.5 years old. So, I’m due for an ATF change. Would you go for HPL ATF, or just stick with Toyota WS ATF while under warranty?
This is what I use in my Lexus and Toyota. www.amsoil.com/p/amsoil-signature-series-fuel-efficient-100-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atl/?zo=5257753 I have never heard of HPL, I don’t know if they have any test data for their atf. However, you can any fluid you feel comfortable with. My recommendation is to use what I am using for best protection and results , however feel free to use any fluid you are comfortable with
Yes. I do an ATF drain and fill every 30k miles with OEM type 4 fluid (changes about 50% in my car). 2006 Toyota Matrix 4WD with 226,000 miles and shifts perfect (never dropped the pan/it has a screen filter). I also do the transfer case and read diff every 30k as well (Mobil 1 full synthetic 75w-90 gear oil). I do it myself for under 50 bucks.
Hey, I saw you comment on a different channels video to check you’re change out you seem very knowledgeable, I had a question for my 2012 tundra 4.6 v8 5speed automatic trans, it’s at about 139k miles, I don’t think the previous owner ever serviced the trans, should i drain and fill the trans or just leave it sealed as is. I keep hearing mixed stuff to not drain it since it’s already been to long others saying it’ll be fine if i do drain and fill it 30k miles since in the next 3-4 it’ll 'complete' trans fluid swap the old remains. I appreciate you’re thoughts thank you
@@repairvehicle i got this recommendation from someone would you recommend? Drain and fill, drive 50 miles, drain and fill, repeat till all fluid is used. On the last fill follow the technical manual to make sure of the proper level.
@rod.e10 instead of driving I just idle engine from 5 to 10 minutes. Yes you can do per someone’s recommendation, make sure every fill has correct amount of fluid inside transmission before driving.
@@repairvehicle sounds good thank you, one last question sir, my diff on my truck recommends 75w-85 and my transfer case 75w-90, is it alright if i put 75w-90 in the diff as well? would you recommend against it? Thanks again
Off topic, what’s your opinion about Amsoil OE Motor Oil for Daily? I’m still using the Signature Series. Its for my daily car. I feel like I’ll save more money with OE. I change oil about 4500-5000 Miles.
You right, I'm using Amsoil transmission fluid, and every spring I drain and fill about 2 liters on my 2015 Toyota Venza 3.5l, just follow the procedure, I have about 100000 miles no issues, time will tell.👍
I do the same on my 2001 Avalon...every spring ..before summer...2.8 litres out then new and fresh fluid ..car have almost 24 year ...without any troubles ...I use Amsoil on tranny...as well as on the engine...Signature series ...nothing else !!!
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My 2010 Chrysler town and country with 428,000 miles that’s what I do all the time run great thank you for your time
How often do you change?
@@repairvehicle 40 to 50 thousand
@@TheGeno2001h Nice,it'll last 500,000m for sure.
@@tardeliesmagic yes sir thank you I do change the engine oil every 3000 miles and add marvel oil and 6 ounces of Seafoam
@@TheGeno2001h I'm from the UK & rarely see marvel oil and never Seafoam, with your miles it's damn good you change engine oil 3,000m. Problem with us UK drivers is they seem to get it in their heads the average yearly mileage drivers do is 12,000m....yes & no. Many do more & less but the 12,000 yearly miles is said when we sell or buy cars.
Yep I do a drain and fill on my Tundra Transmission every 30K but do my front diff and transfer case every 50 because they didn't seem too dirty due to not being used as much. Rear diff is done every 30 also.
Just some info on my UK spec 2015 Yaris 1.3L CVT....3 yrs ago with 88,000m i drained & refilled x2 with genuine Toyota FE fluid that came in a 5L bottle,each drain is 2.2L so 2x drains is perfect for the amount. Now 3 yrs later i decided to do another drain & refill not x2 as i'm keeping the the rest (2.2L) inside the house not the garage so no damp gets inside & do another drain in 2yrs time. Got a good price on ebay (Discount code) at £66.49 was £69.99 (5L bottle) BUT 3 yrs ago the price was £59.99! Today another seller priced it at £74.99, WOW! So today on my 3rd drain at 98,500 miles the fluid looks a nice decent red when i checked the level.
Haven't changed it in 50 years, lifetime transoil you know, it's great!
Your car is 50 yrs old?
@@kalani1987 almost, 1980 toyota hilux
@@Timetrends-n5t- How are the gears shifting? Smooth?
Thank you for the knowledge packed videos! My 2020 LX 570 has 23k miles, but it’s 4.5 years old. So, I’m due for an ATF change. Would you go for HPL ATF, or just stick with Toyota WS ATF while under warranty?
This is what I use in my Lexus and Toyota. www.amsoil.com/p/amsoil-signature-series-fuel-efficient-100-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atl/?zo=5257753
I have never heard of HPL, I don’t know if they have any test data for their atf. However, you can any fluid you feel comfortable with.
My recommendation is to use what I am using for best protection and results , however feel free to use any fluid you are comfortable with
Absolutely true. Fluids are cheap. Components -trans, Psteering, engine, are expensive.
Yes. I do an ATF drain and fill every 30k miles with OEM type 4 fluid (changes about 50% in my car). 2006 Toyota Matrix 4WD with 226,000 miles and shifts perfect (never dropped the pan/it has a screen filter). I also do the transfer case and read diff every 30k as well (Mobil 1 full synthetic 75w-90 gear oil). I do it myself for under 50 bucks.
Hey, I saw you comment on a different channels video to check you’re change out you seem very knowledgeable, I had a question for my 2012 tundra 4.6 v8 5speed automatic trans, it’s at about 139k miles, I don’t think the previous owner ever serviced the trans, should i drain and fill the trans or just leave it sealed as is. I keep hearing mixed stuff to not drain it since it’s already been to long others saying it’ll be fine if i do drain and fill it 30k miles since in the next 3-4 it’ll 'complete' trans fluid swap the old remains. I appreciate you’re thoughts thank you
I would drain and fill. I wouldn’t do a flush.
@@repairvehicle i got this recommendation from someone would you recommend?
Drain and fill, drive 50 miles, drain and fill, repeat till all fluid is used. On the last fill follow the technical manual to make sure of the proper level.
@rod.e10 instead of driving I just idle engine from 5 to 10 minutes. Yes you can do per someone’s recommendation, make sure every fill has correct amount of fluid inside transmission before driving.
@@repairvehicle sounds good thank you, one last question sir, my diff on my truck recommends 75w-85 and my transfer case 75w-90, is it alright if i put 75w-90 in the diff as well? would you recommend against it? Thanks again
I use 75w-90 in my transfer case and differentials.
Off topic, what’s your opinion about Amsoil OE Motor Oil for Daily? I’m still using the Signature Series. Its for my daily car. I feel like I’ll save more money with OE. I change oil about 4500-5000 Miles.
What do you have and mileage?
@@repairvehicle 2016 Civic 1.5 Turbo and 120,000 Miles.
@john_i39 you can definitely go 4k miles with oe, 5k is bit pushing
In my second vehicle I put around 3k miles a year, still I have to change it every 3 years?
Yes
@repairvehicle I use full synthetic fluid amsoil oe and valvoline max life
@arxigos365 draining two quarts and putting back two is a problem for you every 3 years?
@repairvehicle not really 2qt but 4.5
@repairvehicle and my truck with larger pan around 6.5qt
You right, I'm using Amsoil transmission fluid, and every spring I drain and fill about 2 liters on my 2015 Toyota Venza 3.5l, just follow the procedure, I have about 100000 miles no issues, time will tell.👍
I do the same on my 2001 Avalon...every spring ..before summer...2.8 litres out then new and fresh fluid ..car have almost 24 year ...without any troubles ...I use Amsoil on tranny...as well as on the engine...Signature series ...nothing else !!!
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