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@@MrWilliamathomasusa Yup!

Couple ways to refill 1. When you drain it take out the secondary plug (plastic) inside. And reinstall and add what you took out using a pump or til it overflows the secondary drain plug (plastic) when you have a steady stream of liquid coming out you’re good. 2. Or refill from side until it drips out as seen on video

Based on your trim / make&model and engine size.

Unhook the connector first lol then put 19mm over it and top off coolant

Do you not know there isn’t a dipstick on these vehicles?

No dip stick on this vehicle bro. 😂

96’ then you’ll have to buy the whole piece / assembly or weld it.

4cyl

This is the rear converter

Only has one catalytic converter

It’s a high temp gasket sometimes comes with the converter if not could possibly get away with high temp silicone

If it’s too high it will just leak out the side / fill port. Just put in what you get out and you’ll be alright. Definitely don’t want to put too little!!

How often should i changed the transmission oil on toyota camry 2018 ?🤔​@123motd

@@user-mw3ik2sc8q I’d say every 50k

@@123motd thanks

@123motd does it needs to replace any filters ?

when you changed the fluid, was it very dark and burned? if so, add some Lucas stop slip to the transmission, and hope that that fixes it. If you happen to still have the old fluid, try putting that back in, and if the trans stops slipping, you know that the clutches inside are worn, and they are relying on dirty fluid in order to have enough friction to not slip. As far as how much fluid to put in, measure the fluid that came out, and put the same amount back in.

The 2008 Toyota Camry has an automatic transmission oil capacity of 8.5 Quarts (approximately 8.04 Liters). However, it's important to note that when you drain the transmission fluid, not all of it is removed.

So just add what you took out. Recommend you having a means of measuring the amount of fluid you take out before attempting this

07-2011

It’s behind the engine really hard spot to get on camera

Was a 96

Good to hear! Np

Any car auto store advanced auto, AutoZone, O Riley etc believe you can get one for around 150-250

this generation of camrys don’t have dipsticks you have to open the hole in the side and fill it until it overflows out then that’s how you know you have the correct amount of fluid

@@Skipmo_ oh I see that’s inconvenient

Yea no dipstick why I made this vid lol

These don't have a dip stickm

Yes then run for 10-15 min then add more til it drips over

"The Car Care Nut" has an excellent video on the entire procedure. It needs to be done within a specific fluid temperature range.

Hi kande kawkaw

Maintenance on a vehicle son

This type of vehicle don't have a dip stick for transmission oil. . That's the reason I'm here watching to learn what to do to change the transmission oil for my Toyota Camry 2011

@@MarioHernandez-pt5gh good let me know if you have any questions.

Hello Zahida and zaza

Take the other side out and take it to local parts store? Or even local home improvement ex) Home Depot, Lowe’s etc

Nope

​@@MaYbYl8eR😂😂

Gave my vehicle info and this was what they sent/recommended from the dealership. No I did not have any issues it’s genuine Honda / Acura fluid. Said they recommend DW-1 (or Honda DW-1) fluid. Been running smooth as butter

Genuine Acura Automatic Transmission Fluid provides hydraulic power to perform transmission functions, such as shifting gears. It is also great for lubricating and cooling internal components. Optimum shift quality. High-viscosity index fluid. Special anti-wear characteristics. Special additives protect seals and O-rings for prolonged service life. Price for one quart Fits: ATF-DW1 - Automatic Transmission Acuras (Non CVT Trans.) ATF TYPE 2.0 - 10 speed Acura Transmission vehicles ATF TYPE 3.1 - 9 speed Acura Transmission vehicles

Right next to cat

ofc BOB

No it should work even if they’re not oem. Also good practice to replace the o2 sensors with it.

@@123motd They supposedly replaced both but the engine light keeps coming on and giving the code to replace the catalytic converter.

@@keshad32 they probably have a leak make sure sensors and converter are sealed / have gasket or caulk so no air leaking in or out

Something about air leak

Have you recently did your spark plugs? How many miles? Mk7?

@@123motd yes mk7, just bought it has 59k on the odo, idk if he did the spark plugs or not but he got it serviced

@@noahhhjenkins8137 what kind of services were done? Is the car tuned?

@@noahhhjenkins8137 I recommend changing the spark plugs and making sure they are properly gapped. gap (Ex: 0.024" ±0.002" or 0.6mm ±0.05mm), properly installed and torqued (Ex: Per the manufacturers specifications), and maintained with a shorter change interval (Ex: 10,000-15,000 mi or 16,000-24,000 km). <- for tuned cars. Recommend spark plugs- Brisk er12s Ngk 7473-8 (or -9) New revision RS7 plugs

@@123motd i figured it out, ordered a diverter valve, also can i straight pipe or resonator delete with a catback exhaust system? or is that not possible?

dude i HAVE SAME PROBLEM!

Check fluid level, wiring, fuses, brake pads, rotors, calipers, no obstructions, free

@@123motd Maybe check in pans too???

@@pigeonsofusa4262everything that involves the ABS as mentioned. It’s your car check everything

Someone mentioned on another video that number four is ground not number nine. Can you verify?

That’s emergency brake not clutch. It’s automatic.

He clearly said it wasnt working in pin 9 so he moved to pin 4 then saying your basically have to short it 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

It does work. I did it to an 01 Accord but a wheel sensor was bad.