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Good common sense knowledge. Keeping a vehicle serviced regularly is key to longer life. I own two vehicles now, a 2004 and a 2005 with over 170000 and 160000 respectively,. And I sold a 1992 that I heard from the new owner is still running with over 300000 miles. Service service service! Thank you for the time and knowledge you share with us. You are a good teacher. I am sharing you're Chanel with all my family and friends.
Thank you!
Very helpful as we have many of these cars/transmissions at the shop I work at. For the engine oil changes, I always lower my personal cars from the lift just to see a little more engine oil come out for my engine oil changes. Thanks, and excellent sound effects too.
Great video again. I use tube sealer as well. The trick is to let dry enough that it forms a light skin before snuggling everything up. But gaskets are always best for sure !!
On this pan, gasket comes off so easily. What brand are you using?
Yep. Exactly. Light coat and let dry a bit.
I ran into your post. Thank you for the great info. I own 2007 Lexus IS350, Lexus GSF V8, 2019 Lexus IS350 F sport. I’m currently using Amsoil engine oil, and transmission, TVD module.
Thanks for commenting
TY for the common sense of dropping the pan. My F250 6.2l tows 11.2k pounds in the summer cutting pastures. And it still has a dipstick. So I will use a oil extractor and remove what I can from the pan.
By replenishing the 2 or 3 quarts at a time it may take me a day of driving but once done repeating this maybe three times the original should be 50 percent replaced.
then xmission will have fresh fluid with fresh additives. Afterwards it may become an annual maintenance item of just extracting 3 quarts and replacing, after the towing season is done for me.
The two plugs on the truck-SUV pan are the same M12x1.25 thread. They are in reversed positions on the pan. The 14mm hex head plug is the drain plug, and the 6mm hex socket one is for fluid level adjustment.
I agree, thats what I thought. Also draining the fluid from the pan only drains about 20% of total fluid because the remainders are stuck in the torque converter etc. therefore, you need to do more than 7 drain and fills to replace 90% of the total transmission fluid.
Not 20%
Dude.. you are correct...
I believe they want all the sludge to settle on bottom,probably just the top oil run through the engine,you know what I mean,good video!
Man just a pain without a dipstick!!!
Agree. It's like rear and front differential without drain plug, pain to service.
Not if you understand the logic
@@repairvehicle I find not being able to remove the diff cover more of a pain in the ass...a drain plug is cool on the diff but I want to be able to easily spray out the diff and take a look.my tacoma has a third member. Seems like alot more work to get to the gears
Thank you for one of the best videos I have seen on this subject.
Glad it was helpful!
I have an IS350. The drain at the rear of the pan has 14mm socket on the plug, and 5mm hex on the overfill plug. You have them the other way around in your video
Great advice, thank you! I have 55,000 on my RX350 and I want to perform first time drain and flush very soon. I wonder if there is a procedure to clean the magnets without dropping pan. But based on your advice maybe it is more important to drain and flush to get new fluid in system...less important to spend time removing metal shavings. Do you agree?
Metal shavings is the result of lack of lubrication. You cannot clean magnets without removing pan. To remove pan on your lexus, engine with transmission might have to be raised few inches, meaning disconnecting transmission mounts, fuel lines, exhaust system.
Great video. Could you explain why manufacture build motor oil or Transmission oil pans that leave excess fluid in the pan after its already been drained?
Reinforcement for drain plug requires it to raised up and that's good amount of fluid is still there after it's drained.
We use tube sealant all the time. No issues unless you are a dyi
On transmission pan?
On everything except head gaskets
What brand do you guys use? You guys have repair shop?
repairvehicle Gasgacinch 440-A
Great channel !
Thank you for sharing the name of liquid gasket, never heard of them before. But definitely will consider them.
Excellent video and thanks for sharing your opinions and advice. The transmission “filter” more like a strainer really doesn’t need to be changed like you say. One would have to have a catastrophic failure for the trans strainer (filter) to get plugged up. NOTE: Toyota OEM replacement magnets are NOT as strong as the ones which came from factory in Japan...order them to see difference it’s shocking. Ones from Japan easily twice as strong on ALL sides of the magnet
Thanks for watching. What do you have and mileage?
repairvehicle I have a 2014 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Premium 4WD part-time. Made in Japan. Pan never opened till I did 128k mileage. The 4 magnets that came stock have rounded corners. The OEM Toyota replacement magnets ordered directly through local dealer had a square cut to magnets. Difference was astounding as the ones that came stock were powerful on all sides and the replacements had clearly less power to pickup a lightweight metal object and they were especially weak on the sides of magnet where original were strong on all surfaces/sides of magnet. I should have done a video, I was just so shocked over how weak the Toyota dealership replacement OEM magnets were. Glad I cleaned up the original ones well and saved them.
repairvehicle Also your videos are outstanding. You also have great taste when it comes to products...when I discovered Amsoil and researched it myself and ignored all other opinions it was obvious in short time that I had discovered an amazing product line which I believe in and have confidence in based on all my vehicles mileage...of course frequent maintenance is #1 must do.
I have a 2012 Sienna only has 40000 miles. A couple days ago. I did the transmission oil drain and fill first time. I removed drain plug about one quart oil come out. Then I removed the red transmission tube (Straw) only about 0.7 quart fluid come out. Total fluid volume was only 1.7 quart. It is low compared with transmission oil drain and fill video in other you tube. Then I screw the red tube into oil drain port. keep screw in than I felt very lose. May be the red tube is come lose inside the drain tube. Push red tube up slightly feel some thing is catch it gently but not so sure. Place and tighten the oil drain plug and then add 1.7 quarts of WS fluid. Did not ram up the temperature to check level due to if lose the drain plug again one quart oil is going to come out just like first time I opened it. Test run the car. Transmission runs smoothly. I am not sure if the red tube situated in drain tube normally like this or may be it will float into other part of oil pan. Is this proper concern? Do I have to re-sit red tube or replace oil pan?
Did you watch this video without skipping? Did you watch any other my video about Toyota atf replacement?
Do you have a video to fill up the transmission fluid for Lexus ls460
I do and will send you link later today
here is the link, same steps but temperature might be different. ruclips.net/video/TjqRHbDHf5U/видео.html
Question about the tran fluid. I have an 08 IS350 with 105K. Looked through all Lexus service records and nothing ever done with tranny fluids. In 2021 (95K miles) there was a recommended trans fluid but was declined by last owner.
Now Lexus recommends replacing with Toyota ATF WS. However I went to Lexus a couple days ago to buy the ATF WS, the parts guy told me THEY sell/use Valvoline. I was like huh 😮🤷♂️
So, my question is… should I go with Valvoline or order ATF WS or Amzoil?
I would go with Amsoil, www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2008/lexus/is350/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2gr-fse-i/?volume=us-volume
What is the name of that lexus dealer?
I have watched your videos they always to the point. I have a 2015 highlander XLE towing package how many quarts i need to use when changing transmission fluid and i am not doing a flush. Also i need to change rear differential fluid how much i need. The dealers out here in the east cost don't sell that gear oil to the public. It use 75w85 GL 5 amsoil only have 75w90 what can i use. Your help is appreciated.
Use 75W-90, it's perfectly compatible. Here's the link for amount of fluids needed
www.amsoil.com/lookup/auto-and-light-truck/2015/toyota/highlander/3-5l-6-cyl-engine-code-2grfe-f/?volume=us-volume&zo=5257753
The pan with the red plastic straw, is that a temp gauge? The little square piece?
Overflow tube
@@repairvehicle I'm sorry. The little square piece inside the pan. What is that?
Magnet
Just did my lexus today, used the wrong drain bolt..now I'm worried if i added to much
What year is your lexus
I 💘 Japan!
Hi, I have a Lexus es350 2008 how many quart of transmission fluid I need for transmission fluid and filter change ? Thank you 🙏
Take a look at this video, with filter replacement you will need more atf ruclips.net/video/maK7HsGEEls/видео.html
You say to avoid changing the transmission filter.....?
Yes
Hello, i just did a drain and fill on my 2012 Camry for the first time at 110,000 miles. Oil was very dark. Wanted to ask you when do you recommend doing a 2nd drain and fill without having and slipping problems on the transmission? Thank you
2nd drain and fill can be done anytime. I have done 3 drain and fills one after another.
@@repairvehicle thank you!
You are welcome!
Great video! Learned something very valuable. Keep up with the great videos 👍
Thank you
@@repairvehicle I have a question and a need of your advice/suggestions. What is your email?
You can ask questions here
What type of question?
@@repairvehicle well before I started researching online and RUclips to DIY maintenance I recently got back my Toyota from the new owners that took over my former trusted mechanic shop. I wanted to send you the invoice bill picture. They claim they check my differential fluid but when I checked my filler bolt they didn’t even touch it. The also said the transmission is a sealed case that they cannot service it and I have to bring to the dealership where they have to hook up a machine not only that they also put in the wrong type of oil 10w-30 instead of 0w-20 and over filled with 7qts instead of 6.6qts. How I know they wrote it down on the repair invoice. So my question is..should drain the engine oil and put in the the correct type of motor oil? My AMSOILs is on shipment so I should receive them soon. Need your advice
Drain and overflow bolt on sequoia pan is on wrong hole
Depending on engine size?
Is there a way to prevent rust on those 10mm transmission pan bolts for new cars so in the future will not have any issues?
video is coming soon on this subject
Hyon Jin Chung I do a light coat of the Amsoil HD Metal Protectant comes in a can. Used to use fluid film but it just attracts too much road grime.
When vehicle is new you can back out each trans oil pan bolt 1 at a time to apply the anti seize & then re-trq to spec to avoid any stuck bolt issues in the future.
Recently my neighbor bought a Toyota and he keeps telling me that Toyota service dealer has told him NOT to charge transmission fluid ever.
It’s very common for dealers to say this so that can make more money in transmission repairs. I have done a video about problematic vehicle when it started to have issues with transmission and dealer told him that they will not change his fluid. He found independent shop that changed his fluids and he got over 500k miles on the vehicle
Watch this video 500k miles
ruclips.net/video/yBFPE6vupX8/видео.html
HI! I Just added a trans cooler to my 2016 toyota hilux. Im worried that I might lack oil since adding a cooler means more volume of oil is needed. How willI know if I need to add more? How would I know that my trans has the proper amount of oil? Thanks in advance Hope you could help out
If you have done a correctly fluid level check then you have correct amount.
@@repairvehicle How is it done correctly?
We don't have hilux here in US and I don't know details about your vehicle.
Overflow tube is Toyota part #35125-73010 available at any dealer.
Thanks for sharing part number.
@@repairvehicle You're very welcome.
Will this be the same for a is250
2008 and a gs300 2006 ? Thanks
Same for 2008. 2006 has transmission dipstick probably?
@@repairvehicle no dipstick
I like to have atf dipstick instead of overflow leveling plug. Someone please modify this stuff.
Dipstick is a history with modern technology
Is here an easy way to change the fluid on sealed units??😁😁😁😁
Nope
Why is my 2011 Lexus is350 RWD F sport doesn’t have this tube and the dealer say he didn’t has one for him?
Rx 350 doesn't come RWD. It comes all wheel drive or front wheel drive.
@@repairvehicle I have is350 no rx
My bad, sorry. Your tube is part of oil pan. You have two drain plugs in the pan.
@@repairvehicle Thank you sir you are very kind for answering me. I will be changing my filter this weekend and replace with Amsoil. I have all parts from dealership factory. Thank you for your education please wishing me luck
Good Luck Sir. Take your time, if anything rusted spray lubricants to help with rust.
If you just drain the fluid, you're going to get about 2 quarts. There are five more quarts of nasty transmission fluid and filter. A transmission pan and magnets full of metal mud and an old deteriorating gasket that needs to be replaced along with your filter and transmission fluid. If I had a spin on transmission filter, then I wouldn't pull the pan.
2 quarts? Depends on the vehicle. Not true if applied to all vehicles. If you change your fluid more often then you not going to have anything on magnets