Wow! For a solo performed and recorded transmission seal replacement (without a lift), this video is fantastic! Clearly this gentleman knows his business….and did both beautiful mechanical work and videography. Kudos!! Nice to know that Toyota had such well-trained technicians working for them. Dr. K.
i am a apprentice and i watch your videos all the time since i don’t really have time to learn at my dealership i come home and learn of you thank you so much
I do these at work with a 2 post lift. The fact that you did that all on the ground is unreal! I hope what you quoted for labor was well worth it, since it's extremely hard on your body replacing a transaxle on the ground.
Great, how to video. It's a stark difference between a garage with a lift and working with floor jacks and stands. I applaude your effort in trying to show us all the details in your videos. I'm a diyr and today I dropped the trans on my 123k mile 2nd gen tacoma because of torque converter shudder. It took my brother and I two days. First time me doing any service to that transmission. Keep posting more videos. I know it's hard recording and then editing all to make it presentable.
If you have to drop more transmissions, consider the hb trans jack. I used that on my 240 clutch job and it made the job easier. The issue is that you have to jack up the car higher.
Big jobs like these are always great when your not on the clock. It's when I do my best work. You need to trench out your foundation and maybe blow out that ceiling to put an inground lift in. Life will be so much easier, especially if your going to continue to take on more home jobs. But on the ground electric HD motorcycle jacks come in handy for trans jobs (they have the perfect frame to secure entire trans and even engines under 600lbs)
Yea nice being able to take a break and walk into the kitchen for a snack whenever as well lol. I have 9ft ceilings in there and the big beam at the roof is a support beam for the 2nd story of the house so cant really do much about that. I am considering getting a bendpak half lift. basically a 2 post lift with half the height.
Normally don't, it looked as though that seal wasn't fully seated from the factory. The job of putting that seal in on the assembly line is a boring, monotonous job. Maybe the person in that position just screwed up and didn't get it fully seated.
So I took my car to the dealership for weird rpm issues. It came back with an error code p07457f. Which means A Solenoid is stuck and was told that I had to replace the entire transmission instead of just that part. So I’m asking if that’s true or the dealership trying to get $7000 out of me? 2019 2.5 litter XSE model camry
They are, but like anything it’s going to depend on how it was treated and even known good cars can have rare issues,and even the opposite known bad cars can have the rare one that runs and lasts for a long time, I also believe this is the first year for the 8 speed in the Camry.I don’t understand why they wouldn’t replace it under warranty?
Aisin transmissions are excellent transmissions. They’re even used in Volvos. This leaking seal is an exception. Perhaps a poorly sourced seal from Taiwan/China. Denso has over 20 factories in China
Damn son..... Enjoy being young, when you're able to do that work on the floor. If I did that, I wouldn't be able to walk for a week. Excellent video... Thank you
I remember my younger days when working without a lift was a common trend. Those days are over for this kind of work, lol. Good on you though, nice work!
Yes a relearn for the trans ecu is required when installing a new trans, or torque converter, but if you skip that step it wont be the end of the world. Ive seen it plenty of times when I worked in the dealer.
When the transmission of the 2020 Toyota Camry breaks down, I wanted to know if the front tires were vibrating and how much it cost you to replace the transmission. Thank you very much.
Nice work! Sure looks like a tough job but great to understand what it takes to do with a home shop. I’ve seen in another video where the shop pulls the engine out with a hoist and he claims it’s way easier that way. What do you think? Spares the subframe removal and less time on the back assuming one can get an engine hoist.
Yea would be way easier with the engine out, but if you were doing this on the floor I feel there would still be alot of working on your back to pull the motor with trans not sure which would be easier to be honest.
Great vid. I am parting out similar Mazda now. I got a 600 lb cart because I’m going to pull the whole cradle w/ the engine and trans together, in my driveway.
When you put the torque converter back to it’s position, do you add fluid because it’s got some in there. Also hypothetically when people put new torque converter how much fluid needs to go in there?
My hats off to you man, I don’t like doing side work especially if I don’t have a lift, I’ll admit I’m lazy and spoiled if I can’t do it at the shop I’m not doing it. My question is how is it not covered under powertrain. Technically that seal is considered internal lubricant an I can’t see that being considered a wearable item. Than again I’m a CDJR tech and warranty is a bit different for manufacturers.
Toyota didn’t want to cover it until they can confirm where the leak was coming from. So say the customer agreed and had Toyota do it. Had the seal not been covered. The dealer would then charge the customer for the labor of RR the trans.
I wonder if discounters like harbor freight, Walmart, Temu, Wish offer at home car lifts, gotta make sure safe of course and have tires jack stands anything under lift in case of a lift failure
Awesome video! Too bad you quit man, we need more pro toyota tech like you! I am worried about your nice looking flooring to take on this messy job....
Thanks. And when better opportunities present it self ya gotta go for it. So far no issues. I’ve left brake fluid, gear oil and ATF sitting in this floor for days without a stain it’s holding up great.
Big job to do by yourself! That seal seemed a little sus, it was like it wasn't fully seated to begin with? Also, when I go to do a transmission drain and fill, the operating temp should be 105°?
Customer did purchase this vehicle used so who knows the history, and yea that is the proper way to set trans fluid on these. They dont take that long to warm up though.
Love this channel! Question: I’m replacing the short block on a 2012 Camry and wanna make sure I’m installing the balance shaft assembly correct. The repair manual says to put piston 1 at TDC and then rotate engine 90 degrees. Then line up the dots with the markings on the balance assembly and install. I’ve seen people put the dots opposite of the markings..which is the correct way? The manual read it as line up the dots with the markings..
Thanks man I would follow what ever the repair manual says especially when it comes to that balance shaft. I didnt do enough of those motors to remember off the top of my head. What repair manual are you using? If its a legit website for repair manuals like all data or pro demand its not going to give you false information.
@@The.Car.Guru. no problem should be good just make sure the marks are still aligned after you install it, sometimes it moves a little when it mates with the crankshaft.
Am using Toyota 1998 sienna v6 engine but now I want to use four cylinder with my sienna transmission, so pls what Toyota four cylinder engine will march the sienna transmission.?
You can use a laser thermometer or scan tool to monitor the transmission temperature. I also use a magnetic level on the transmission pan and and jack up the rear so you it will drain correctly.
Seal is around 10 bucks. Labor is around 12 hrs. So gonna run you well over $1000. Idk how much the dealer charges per hour of labor but it’s around $100 at mine
I have the same problem on my 2018 camry SE. transmission leak. Right where you said it. What part number do i need to buy for fix the leak? im also getting quoted 1k for labor itself and any additional work
Not sure how the Toyota's are ,but I did a Nissan Altima transmission swap by pulling it through the top, factory procedure is similar to the carry by dropping subframe and trans from the bottom
I just bought a 94 lexus es300, california car, 45000 miles! Made in Japan, anything i should look out for? It thru a tranny solenoid code and an igniter code but i think my garage forgot to tighten the neg battery cable after replacing the timimg belt, fingers crossed code dont come back, where are u located, i am in NC, no doubt u could fix anything on my old Lexus
@@LetsDriftMedia it has the P0171 & P0174 my mechanic claims it’s not the 02 sensors or MAF. The codes also go away every now and then too If that’s of any importance. But yeah!
i have camry 2018 2.5 like this one , i have problem , when i ride it a lot , transmission oil temperature heads up 150 digree, i change transmission cooler but dont change anithing , can you help me ? what can i do ?
No, I did not replace the transmission also just the seal. If you do ever replace a transmission, Just leaving the battery disconnected for 30 mins or so would reset the ECU memory adaptations though. Or you could use a decent scan tool.
I just did a reset on the transmission ECU learned values then went for a test drive. I’ve seen people skip that step at the dealer before but never saw anything happen because of it.
Not sure it you will get this question. I have a 2018 Camry. About two years ago i could feel my Car at Highway Speeds feeling kinda strange. Took it to 3 different Toyota Dealerships over time whiles getting an Oil Change. Finally last April 2022 was told they saw a little bit of a leakage that they would monitor. Then the Same around in October 2022. Then i went to as for a flush, i was told that there was now a large leakage, there is no way for them to check how much fluid i have because these newer transmissions don't have a dip stick. And i might need a new Transmission 🤔 😡. Should i get a new one or try to get it rebuild? Im over this Camry.
J have toyota camry1992 2.2 automatic transmitions but it ride only in reverse. Is it possible to change automatic transmitions with manual from toyota celica corolla or carina or some other model of toyota because toyota camry in Europe is rare
Would this be similar to a 2008 avalon limited? I have an issue where the car shudders in 2nd gear going into 3rd and it goes away if let go of the gas or accelerate more. I'm thinking it's the torque converter. Loved the vid btw man. Just subbed!
I kinda hate torque converters lol. Last one I dealt with was on a nissan. Wasn't close enough to the flex plate so I couldn't thread in a bolt. Luckily, there was enough room to thread a longer bolt and yank the converter close enough to thread in the appropriate bolts.
Hey what’s up ? I have a tundra 2012 with 180,000 miles I have no record of replacing trans fluid ever Should I replace it trans fluid or leave alone ? I hear plp it could slip after ?
I would do a drain and fill, don't flush it. Use Toyota genuine fluid and you should be good to go. I would be more worried about the diff fluid, especially if you tow a lot.
You definitely need to change it. Don’t listen to the mechanics that say you should leave it at high miles. Even if the fluid is dark it’s still doing the job, just not very well. Do 3 drain and fills. One now, the next oil change, and then the oil change after that. If it starts slipping it was about ready to go out anyway.
man i want to be a mechanic bad !!.. how did you learn your skill ? ive been watching lots of videos on youtube and learning alot about fixing cars but i need more hands on training where do you suggest i start?
Same here. And I’m not sure. Only time I’ve seen that seal leak is when someone damages it reinstalling the torque converter. This car has never had any major work. But there’s nothing else that could leak there besides that seal. Will update if vehicle returns with the same leak
Wow! For a solo performed and recorded transmission seal replacement (without a lift), this video is fantastic! Clearly this gentleman knows his business….and did both beautiful mechanical work and videography. Kudos!! Nice to know that Toyota had such well-trained technicians working for them. Dr. K.
Thanks man appreciate the feedback!
i am a apprentice and i watch your videos all the time since i don’t really have time to learn at my dealership i come home and learn of you thank you so much
I do these at work with a 2 post lift. The fact that you did that all on the ground is unreal! I hope what you quoted for labor was well worth it, since it's extremely hard on your body replacing a transaxle on the ground.
Great, how to video. It's a stark difference between a garage with a lift and working with floor jacks and stands. I applaude your effort in trying to show us all the details in your videos. I'm a diyr and today I dropped the trans on my 123k mile 2nd gen tacoma because of torque converter shudder. It took my brother and I two days. First time me doing any service to that transmission. Keep posting more videos. I know it's hard recording and then editing all to make it presentable.
Damn! Much respect! No lift, and by yourself! 1st class job!
So glad to see a pro struggling the same way I did when I did my first FWD tranny on jackstands in my garage! Good video, thanks!
Thanks! Yea ive only dropped RWD trans on jackstands. FWD def is more work. but can be done!
People are acting like the transmission failed. It was a cheap little seal. Good Job none the less. I couldn’t do that on the floor with jack stands.
I'm going to college to become a mecanic! Your videos are a aspiration. Hope to become half as good as you! Keep up the good content man!
Go to independent shop and start from the bottom up
Join the discord. Alot of helpful info for new techs.
If you have to drop more transmissions, consider the hb trans jack. I used that on my 240 clutch job and it made the job easier. The issue is that you have to jack up the car higher.
Thank you so much for this Toyota Camry repair video.
Great video, very detailed and the best one I've seen doing while leaving the motor in. Appreciate you posting this thank you.
Great video, you covered all the bases and its crazy you did it at home !
a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do ! Thanks for watching!
A lot of trans are dropped in driveways using all kinds of crazy techniques! Lol
And here I thought we were having another day in the life of Toyota tech in the opening video 😂😂
If y’all ain’t in the discord, what y’all doing???????
What’s that?
That was quite a lot of work. Nice tutorial. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Big jobs like these are always great when your not on the clock. It's when I do my best work. You need to trench out your foundation and maybe blow out that ceiling to put an inground lift in. Life will be so much easier, especially if your going to continue to take on more home jobs. But on the ground electric HD motorcycle jacks come in handy for trans jobs (they have the perfect frame to secure entire trans and even engines under 600lbs)
Yea nice being able to take a break and walk into the kitchen for a snack whenever as well lol. I have 9ft ceilings in there and the big beam at the roof is a support beam for the 2nd story of the house so cant really do much about that. I am considering getting a bendpak half lift. basically a 2 post lift with half the height.
that isn’t easy to do and i give u major props brodie keep up the good work. i enjoy these walkthrough videos!
Great video mate
Hats off for doing it on the floor.
I used to do that 30yrs ago but not now
Easier on a hoist
Been watching all of your videos lately & they’ve been 🔥 Keep the videos coming!
Thanks fam
Is the new transmission garbage ???
Didnt think a newer toyota would need this so soon.
Normally don't, it looked as though that seal wasn't fully seated from the factory. The job of putting that seal in on the assembly line is a boring, monotonous job. Maybe the person in that position just screwed up and didn't get it fully seated.
So I took my car to the dealership for weird rpm issues. It came back with an error code p07457f. Which means A Solenoid is stuck and was told that I had to replace the entire transmission instead of just that part. So I’m asking if that’s true or the dealership trying to get $7000 out of me? 2019 2.5 litter XSE model camry
I just had the same happen on a 2018 xse - seems these transmissions have some issues - what’s your mileage? Mine is 110k
@@believejesusislord578what was the verdict? Just valve body or transmission replacement?
@@warriorplutotrent3827 transmission replacement… I just let the car go.
I don’t even have a Camry and I still enjoyed this
Thanks man!
good you dont have one stay away sckotty kilmor said run
I hope this is not a common issue for these Camrys 😬 Great job by the way 👍
Is it?
Leaking torque converter!? In a Toyota? 😧
I thought Toyota transmissions were bulletproof.
I thought the same thing.
@@Steveo_00700 they were till they started being assembled in the states .back when made in Japan bullet proof!!!!
@@johnscovel3170 , So true.
They are, but like anything it’s going to depend on how it was treated and even known good cars can have rare issues,and even the opposite known bad cars can have the rare one that runs and lasts for a long time, I also believe this is the first year for the 8 speed in the Camry.I don’t understand why they wouldn’t replace it under warranty?
Aisin transmissions are excellent transmissions. They’re even used in Volvos. This leaking seal is an exception. Perhaps a poorly sourced seal from Taiwan/China. Denso has over 20 factories in China
That's crazy. I'm in Auto Trans class at TTEN and man uploads this vid.👍
haha nice! Citrus College by chance?
@@LetsDriftMedia Nah, another school.
That garage is bangin! I need to clean and organize mine after watching that vid.
thanks man! love my garage still more to come!
Video was well descripted & perfect amount of information given so that I resolve the same issue on my aunts car
Damn son..... Enjoy being young, when you're able to do that work on the floor. If I did that, I wouldn't be able to walk for a week. Excellent video... Thank you
Have to keep doing stretches and you wont have this problem at your age. Im only 36 and i do streches so i wont be stiff in my forties😂
I remember my younger days when working without a lift was a common trend. Those days are over for this kind of work, lol.
Good on you though, nice work!
Love the epoxy flooring in your garage 👌
Stuff is holding up great and easy clean up!
@@LetsDriftMedia can't wait to do mine, thank you
@@cucolopez1942 reach me in the discord if you have questions when you get to doing it 👌
@@LetsDriftMedia it will be a minute I have a mess, but I Appreciate it homie thank you.
I heard harbor freight scissor lift will make subframe with powertrain removal easier
When replacing the transmission on a 2018 Camry. Does the car require any type of “relearn” or reset to the shift logic on the transmission ?
Yes a relearn for the trans ecu is required when installing a new trans, or torque converter, but if you skip that step it wont be the end of the world. Ive seen it plenty of times when I worked in the dealer.
When the transmission of the 2020 Toyota Camry breaks down, I wanted to know if the front tires were vibrating and how much it cost you to replace the transmission. Thank you very much.
Great work Nick you make it look easy, I am a bit suspect of how easy the press was on that O.D .of the seal.
Yea was a little weird. Car hasn’t came back yet so assuming it’s fine lol
when you open a shop?
Nice work! Sure looks like a tough job but great to understand what it takes to do with a home shop. I’ve seen in another video where the shop pulls the engine out with a hoist and he claims it’s way easier that way. What do you think? Spares the subframe removal and less time on the back assuming one can get an engine hoist.
Yea would be way easier with the engine out, but if you were doing this on the floor I feel there would still be alot of working on your back to pull the motor with trans not sure which would be easier to be honest.
Great vid.
I am parting out similar Mazda now. I got a 600 lb cart because I’m going to pull the whole cradle w/ the engine and trans together, in my driveway.
Great video resolution. Great job. A lot of work
Keep it coming with videos
When you put the torque converter back to it’s position, do you add fluid because it’s got some in there. Also hypothetically when people put new torque converter how much fluid needs to go in there?
Why isn’t isn’t covered by warranty?
too many miles on it ?
Had 90k
Any tips for the V6 model? Mine is a 2012.
Nice tool cabinet setup at the background. How many hours to do this work . Thx
thanks, its a 15hr job. I got it done in about 10hrs
My hats off to you man, I don’t like doing side work especially if I don’t have a lift, I’ll admit I’m lazy and spoiled if I can’t do it at the shop I’m not doing it. My question is how is it not covered under powertrain. Technically that seal is considered internal lubricant an I can’t see that being considered a wearable item. Than again I’m a CDJR tech and warranty is a bit different for manufacturers.
Toyota didn’t want to cover it until they can confirm where the leak was coming from. So say the customer agreed and had Toyota do it. Had the seal not been covered. The dealer would then charge the customer for the labor of RR the trans.
You should think about investing in a lift. I put a small 2 post lift in mine. MaxJax, go check them out. Beats having to work on the ground.
considering the bendpak lift for 9 ft ceiling garages.
@@LetsDriftMedia maxjax are rated for low ceilings and you can stow it away when not in use so you get to keep your garage space
I wonder if discounters like harbor freight, Walmart, Temu, Wish offer at home car lifts, gotta make sure safe of course and have tires jack stands anything under lift in case of a lift failure
Awesome video! Too bad you quit man, we need more pro toyota tech like you! I am worried about your nice looking flooring to take on this messy job....
Thanks. And when better opportunities present it self ya gotta go for it. So far no issues. I’ve left brake fluid, gear oil and ATF sitting in this floor for days without a stain it’s holding up great.
What the hell the seal was bad on a newer car?also is it easier to pull the engine for this job?or is it super heavy with a v6?
Big job to do by yourself! That seal seemed a little sus, it was like it wasn't fully seated to begin with? Also, when I go to do a transmission drain and fill, the operating temp should be 105°?
Customer did purchase this vehicle used so who knows the history, and yea that is the proper way to set trans fluid on these. They dont take that long to warm up though.
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My 2009 Toyota Camry transmission is going out. What should I be paying to replace transmission or any advise I need to be aware of . Thanks
Great video . love your content . cant wait start training end of march
Love this channel! Question: I’m replacing the short block on a 2012 Camry and wanna make sure I’m installing the balance shaft assembly correct. The repair manual says to put piston 1 at TDC and then rotate engine 90 degrees. Then line up the dots with the markings on the balance assembly and install. I’ve seen people put the dots opposite of the markings..which is the correct way? The manual read it as line up the dots with the markings..
Thanks man I would follow what ever the repair manual says especially when it comes to that balance shaft. I didnt do enough of those motors to remember off the top of my head. What repair manual are you using? If its a legit website for repair manuals like all data or pro demand its not going to give you false information.
@@LetsDriftMedia thanks for replying! It’s a Haynes repair manual. Not the best but I don’t do enough of these repairs to pay for a good one.
@@LetsDriftMedia thanks for replying! It’s a Haynes repair manual. Not the best but I don’t do enough of these repairs to pay for a good one.
@@The.Car.Guru. no problem should be good just make sure the marks are still aligned after you install it, sometimes it moves a little when it mates with the crankshaft.
@@LetsDriftMedia thanks a million brotha you rock!
Did it fix it?
What the best Tim to service the transmission?and what all is done ?
Thank for this video.
Is that transmission has filter that we can replace it easily?
Does not have a replaceable filter
Great video very informative and great camera work.
Am using Toyota 1998 sienna v6 engine but now I want to use four cylinder with my sienna transmission, so pls what Toyota four cylinder engine will march the sienna transmission.?
Did it leak? Thx for video, big job. Rare for that seal leak, I have 2010 camry. Haven't seen trans leaks in that generation
Yea ive never seen one leak besides this one.
Mi Toyota RAV4 se estremece a veces cuando voy entre 55 a 60 kilómetros. Qué puede ser que produzca eso?
It’s nick nakai !
You can use a laser thermometer or scan tool to monitor the transmission temperature. I also use a magnetic level on the transmission pan and and jack up the rear so you it will drain correctly.
thanks man and yea I forgot to mention to have the vehicle level, again so used to doing this job on a lift.
What if you drop the converter bolts in the bell housing?
Hi what is the size of the Allen key used for draining the atf from the case? Forget to check the size before walking to the nearest oreilleys
do you think you can remove the front sway bar with out lifting the engine like the manual suggests? thx
I wonder how much that seal cost.. and how much it would cost to get the repair done at the dealer?
Seal cost 15$ but it’s a 15hr job so labor looking like 2 grand +
Seal is around 10 bucks. Labor is around 12 hrs. So gonna run you well over $1000. Idk how much the dealer charges per hour of labor but it’s around $100 at mine
@@frankgilligan1740 $187 at the honda dealer I work at 🥴
Wow great job! I learned a ton from watching this.
Yessss, please more work to this car, need more knowledge on this car
Have you considered quick jacks or a max jack lift for your garage ?
thought about quick jacks but dont think its worth the price 2ft of lift lol.
I have the same problem on my 2018 camry SE. transmission leak. Right where you said it.
What part number do i need to buy for fix the leak? im also getting quoted 1k for labor itself and any additional work
how many hour do u charge to take off transmission and put it on? camry i4
Not sure how the Toyota's are ,but I did a Nissan Altima transmission swap by pulling it through the top, factory procedure is similar to the carry by dropping subframe and trans from the bottom
how many miles were on that camery???
Why is there coolant all over the top of the transmission?
I pulled the EGR cooler to mount the engine brace so it was overspill
2019 camry xle 4 cylinder has a reduce engine do you know what that means
How much did you end up charging the customer for the work?
$1200 in labor. Job is rated at 15hrs.
@@LetsDriftMedia what was the stealership trying to charge?
@@cruz411 woulda been around 2250$ or more since they charge 150$ an hr also woulda taken a dealer a few days
I just bought a 94 lexus es300, california car, 45000 miles! Made in Japan, anything i should look out for? It thru a tranny solenoid code and an igniter code but i think my garage forgot to tighten the neg battery cable after replacing the timimg belt, fingers crossed code dont come back, where are u located, i am in NC, no doubt u could fix anything on my old Lexus
Nick are you willing to fix my 4runner lol it has some codes that I cannot get rid of!
whats going on with it?
@@LetsDriftMedia it has the P0171 & P0174 my mechanic claims it’s not the 02 sensors or MAF. The codes also go away every now and then too If that’s of any importance. But yeah!
i have camry 2018 2.5 like this one , i have problem , when i ride it a lot , transmission oil temperature heads up 150 digree, i change transmission cooler but dont change anithing , can you help me ? what can i do ?
how much is the labor usually on this job?
Pays 15hrs
Did you have to reprogram a new transmission.?
No, I did not replace the transmission also just the seal. If you do ever replace a transmission, Just leaving the battery disconnected for 30 mins or so would reset the ECU memory adaptations though. Or you could use a decent scan tool.
can you show where and how exactly you put the engine bar (support to hold up engine)
The car is already gone. But I unbolted the EGR cooler and threaded the 12mm bolts back thruough the chain into the holes the cooler was mounted to.
Was there any ECU programming or reflags type work that needed to be done?
I just did a reset on the transmission ECU learned values then went for a test drive. I’ve seen people skip that step at the dealer before but never saw anything happen because of it.
How much did you charge for this procedure?
Not sure it you will get this question. I have a 2018 Camry. About two years ago i could feel my Car at Highway Speeds feeling kinda strange. Took it to 3 different Toyota Dealerships over time whiles getting an Oil Change. Finally last April 2022 was told they saw a little bit of a leakage that they would monitor. Then the Same around in October 2022. Then i went to as for a flush, i was told that there was now a large leakage, there is no way for them to check how much fluid i have because these newer transmissions don't have a dip stick. And i might need a new Transmission 🤔 😡. Should i get a new one or try to get it rebuild? Im over this Camry.
What song you blasting in the back tho, it’s lit 🔥
haha not sure which song you are talking about since I was blasting all day.
GOOD STUFF MAN!!
KEEP IT UP YO!!
Usually how many hours for this job in the garage ??
with a lift should have taken me maybe 4-5 hours but since I was on the floor it was more like 8-10hours. If its your first time maybe double that.
J have toyota camry1992 2.2 automatic transmitions but it ride only in reverse. Is it possible to change automatic transmitions with manual from toyota celica corolla or carina or some other model of toyota because toyota camry in Europe is rare
Bring back the 4 spd automatic toyoda
Did you bolt everything to torque specs or just hand tighten freely?
torqued by hand, highly suggest using a torque wrench on the bell housing bolts, and torque converter bolts if you are in experienced.
@@LetsDriftMedia , Gotcha. Thanks.
Would this be similar to a 2008 avalon limited? I have an issue where the car shudders in 2nd gear going into 3rd and it goes away if let go of the gas or accelerate more. I'm thinking it's the torque converter. Loved the vid btw man. Just subbed!
Those transmissions had a torque converter recall. Not sure if it’s still covered anymore. But the process would be similar as far as steps you take.
I kinda hate torque converters lol. Last one I dealt with was on a nissan. Wasn't close enough to the flex plate so I couldn't thread in a bolt. Luckily, there was enough room to thread a longer bolt and yank the converter close enough to thread in the appropriate bolts.
BONEY!
@@LetsDriftMedia I almost never post in comments sections lol. I'm one of those people. Thanks for the video, really cool.
Hey what’s up ?
I have a tundra 2012 with 180,000 miles
I have no record of replacing trans fluid ever
Should I replace it trans fluid or leave alone ?
I hear plp it could slip after ?
I would do a drain and fill, don't flush it. Use Toyota genuine fluid and you should be good to go. I would be more worried about the diff fluid, especially if you tow a lot.
Thank you!!!!!
You definitely need to change it. Don’t listen to the mechanics that say you should leave it at high miles. Even if the fluid is dark it’s still doing the job, just not very well. Do 3 drain and fills. One now, the next oil change, and then the oil change after that. If it starts slipping it was about ready to go out anyway.
I hope you put sealant around it just in case
man i want to be a mechanic bad !!.. how did you learn your skill ? ive been watching lots of videos on youtube and learning alot about fixing cars but i need more hands on training where do you suggest i start?
Join my discord. Alot of helpful info there
How long take you?
I have a 2013 Prius that need head gasket replaced, let me know you willing to work on it I’m in socal area.
email me inikko@live.com
@@LetsDriftMedia thanks!!!! Just emailed you
What was the root cause of the seal to fail? My concern is what if leaks again.
Same here. And I’m not sure. Only time I’ve seen that seal leak is when someone damages it reinstalling the torque converter. This car has never had any major work. But there’s nothing else that could leak there besides that seal. Will update if vehicle returns with the same leak
I love the confidence, keep up the good work. An also i can tell you miss some toyota action
Would a 2016 corolla with a cvt trans be different? Fantastic video!!
Not really. All FWD Toyotas are pretty similar.